Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-14

FRIClfTFUI tulNiSo hNSibcSA
morning about s O'Clock, Chas. ANVIL
bur, a miner, working in the Crown
Point. was most seriously, If not IA
tally. injured while at work on the
1000 foot level. 1t appears that n
plank upon which he was standing
.ave way. precipitating him through
two floors. His under lip was split
opcii, also his chin and the whole front
mart OF the lower jaw badly crushed.
The two parts OF his under lip stood
apart over an inch, presenting a most
shocking appearance. lie was uncon-
scious when brought up out OF the
mine. and was still insenSible when
placed in n carriage to be taken to his
lodgings In Virginia. but upon arriving
appeared to have In some degree re-
gained his senses. 4 physician was at
once sent for but We did not remain to
hear his report. IL was generally
thought that he had received severe
Internal injuries. as the wound In the
lip and jaw. though frightful to look
upon, would not have produced uncon-
seriousness. He is a young man, prob
ably % or 90 years Of age, seems to
have n strong constitution, and may
recover in due course Of time !; but he
will have a long selge Of 1t with that
lip, even though it should turn out that
he has suffered no internal injury.
DIR. B. EEI..se Of whose death we
yesterday made b}ief mention, was
r, do, ,ho r,r,on An
neal. in sussex county, Virginia, De-
cembcr, 4, lSf2. When about six years
old his father moved to n point In
Kentucky, nea Clarksville, Terines-
ace. In his academical course he grad
uated at Pennsylvania University, Lex.
ir cton. Kentucky. lie afterwards
graduated in medicine at the Pennsyi-
vania medical college, aud entered up
on the practice Of his profession. lie
was engaged In the practice OF meol-
cine forty years. beginning In Bonr-
bon county, Kentucky, removing short
ly afterwards to Northwestern Mis-
souri,. He was twice elected TO repre-
sent the Northwest Senatorial District
of that State in the State Senate, vot-
ING once for Col. Benton, for Us.
senator, and afterwards against him
ON O of his views In relation to
the admission OF Texas. He came to
California in 1850, and settled In Sac
ramento, and in 1861 removed to Car
son City. No nan In Carson was
more highly respected, and his death
is mourned by all classes.
WENT TO CuURcH.-ln illustration
of tie moral good our Legislators down
at Carson are efiecting, a friend of ours
sends us the following note. which we
are happy to publish: ED. NEWS
One of the legislators down at Carson
having given notice that he will Intro.
duce n bill for the better observance oil
the Sabbath, /, for q wonder, went 10
Father Clark's Church last Sunday and
heard a sound. logical discourse, which
would do no one any harm. They
have n fine choir at that church-pro0-
ably the best IN the mountains. n a
real credit to Gold Hill. Mrs. Patrick
las one of those cheerful voices. the
sound of which carries n away bacH
through the dim vistas Of old time to
the happy days OF home and youth,
and makes us think Of heaven. 20 TO
church." L.
AGAIN WITH Us.-By an advertise
mcnt, under the head Of New 10.
day." it will be seen that johnny
Doyle is again back at his old stand,
No. Q North C street, Virginia. The
saloon will now be known rs Cooley u
Doyle's, Mr.. Doyle having purchased
Mr.. Buffers interest in the establish
ment. Johnny Doyle has n host oil
friends along the Comstoek range, VINO
will flock to his standard now that he
has once again reared it OH Washoe
soil. A magnificent billiard saloon Is
connected with the establishment, also
"A first-class eating-stand, where may al
all hours be obtained all the u
of the season. Their wines. liquors
and cigars are o excelled by those
of any saloon in the State.
EXTREMES MEEr.-lt Is rather
novel sight to a stranger from tht
East 10 sec pineapples. bananas ant
other tropical fruits displayed III iron.
of the fruit stands of this place ant
Virginia. with the surrounding mus
white with snow and the streets frozer
as hard rs adamant. Very little cool
ing these pineapples need.
A CENTRAL. PACIFIC ENeINE.-Iht
locomotive Bald Eagle" from tn
Central Pacific Railroad, passed up tt
V;r,inio This forenoon. We arc in
formed that the Virginia and TrucEe'
Railroad Company have hired TWO 10
comotives of the e. Z. Il. K. Company
which they will use until they receive
those they have ordered in the East.
YELLOW JACKET HOSE COMPANY,
No. "A special meeting Of Yellow
Jacket Hose Company No. 9 will be