Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-03

discharged his forehead was blackened
with the powder. The ball struck the
little fellow very ear the center Of
the forehead, and passed entirely
through his head In a horizontal direc-
ton. Doctors Manson and Hall. who
arrived shortly after the accident oc-
Cured. made an inclsion In the scalp
and removed the ball from the back
side of the chlld's head. There are
but slight hopes OF the little ones re-
coyery. The parents are wild with
grief owing to the sad and deploraole
accident.
RUNAWAY AccIDENT-MAN HUET.-
At about half past . o'clock this after
noon, Joseph c. Brown, a teamster In
the employ of Mercer & Tucker, was
knocked down and severely injured by
a runaway team which came down
Blanchard street at n terrific rate OF
speed. The team "a against
Brown Just In front Of the Gold Hill
Brewery, forcing him against an avn
ing post and intlicting an ugly cash
upon his forehead. His lips w~ere'also
badly cut aud his teeth mashed In. a
number of cuts and bruises wer in
flicted upon other portions Of his body.
One Of his ankles was sprained. but
fortunately no bones were broken.
He was attended by Doctor Manson.
The runaway team which had freed
themselves from whatever vehicle they
might have been attached to, were
thought by some to be Daniel O'Con-
nell's. IL was stated by others that
they were tho leaders Of the Silver
City Stage. After running over Brown,
the team continued their flight down
Main street as far rs the Crown Point
office, when they straddled a post and
became separated. At last accounts
they we're still running.
FAMILY GRocERIEs.-We desire to
call especial attention to the adver-
tisement of Rison s. Bennetts, which
appears In another column under head
OF New To-Day" At their commo-
dious store In Odd Fellows Hall
Building, Main street, Gold Hill, they
keep one Of the finest and best select
ed stocks of family groceries, provls.
ions, case goods, wines, liquors, cigars,
tobacco, ETC., to be found this side OF
the Sierra Nevada. They receive fresh
vegetables, eggs, butter, and other
farm produce. daily, also fruits Of all
Crockery, glassware. Japanese
nuts, candles, blank books,
stationery, toilet and fancy goods, In
fact all desirables In their line can be
obtained of Rison s Bennetts at the
living cash rates. They will
be found to be agreeable and obliging
gentlemen to deal with, and they will
be pleased to deliver goods free OF
whenever desired to do so.
Call and see them.
The PLACE TO GET Coon LIVING
One Of the best places to get a good
square meal In Virginia City, Is Chas.
Somers' Saddle Rock Oyster House,
next door to Eaves' jewelry store, z
street. Mr.. Somers gives his special
attention to the wants OF his numerous
patrons, and having secured the servi-
ces of the best French cook In the city.
invites his friends aud the public
to give him their patronage. assuring
them of the best meal to be had In the
CITY, for so cents. He receives ship
ncnts Of Eastern and California oys-
tiers daily, which he will deliver to
any part Of the city. The tables are
supplied at all times, with the choicest
game Of the season-roast duck, quail,
chicken, Russian Caviar, and Swiss
Cheese ; In fact. the very choicest and
best OF everything necessary to satisfy
the taste and appetite Of the most fas-
tidious. Board by tho week or month
at the lowest and most reasonable
prices. S'Ss
PrpERs' OPERA HoUsE.-The fare
we'll corcert Of Madame Anna Bishop,
will be given at Pipers Opera House
to. morrow Saturday. evening, on
which occasion the Pacific Coast Pho
ueer Association will receive a rouslng
Madame Bishop will be as
sisted by MI. Alfred WilEie, Mr.. l..
G. Gottochalk and Mr.. Frank Wilder.
The entertainment will conclude with
scenes from the Opera Of La
In character. The OBJ
ject for which the concert IS given rs
well as the entertainment itself, will
no doubt fill the Opera House to over
flowing.
CARSON MrNT-The Superintendent
of tho Carson Mint, says the Appeal,
received, yesterday, a deposit Of gold
bullion from Storey county, Nevada,
at $l2, 900. sent to the Mint for
gold coinage. A deposit OF eight
fine" silver bars, valued at $40, 0OO,
was also received from California.
with orders to coin the precious metal
into trade dollars.
Pay DAY.-The men in the employ
of the Yellow Jacket and Imperial
mining companies were paid of to-
day. The disbursements made FOR
labor by the first named company
amounted to about $l3, 500; Imperial,
$l1 900. The men working In the
Belcher mine will be paid oil to-tnor-
GOLD Canyon MILLs.-All the mills
In Gold Canyon are "cleaning up"
preparatory to making monthly state
The Sapphire mill. which Is
running on Caledonia ore. b laying In
q sufficient quantity Of the same to last
during the time the Caledonia hosting
works will have to be shut down for
the purpose Of undergoing repairs.
COMMENCEMENT SOCIAL To-Nrenr.
In mind that the commence
ment social Of the Occidental Club.
Gold Hill, at Miners Union Hall,
takes place this evening. All partlci-
pants are requested to be on hand at 5
precisely. See fine type no.
tice ON this subject In another column.
AMERICAN IMPLEMENTS IN DENAND.-
Last evening, . gentleman stepped
into Bi:tnes & Co.'s Hardware store
In Gold Hill, and purchased Of C6as.
watson. an extension bit to send to
London. He gave as bis reason for SO
ioing, that there were none to Do had
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