Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-11

lead, with the Warrington Guard Band
at the head, and escorted the cid boys
through the streets in gallant style. In
front Of Pisneer Hall mutual cheers were
heartily given, and the military went on
their way to. their armoriss, while the
Pioneers retired to their hall to close
their own portion Of the doings as they
saw at. Taken altogether this was one
Of the most pleasing and thoroughly
gratifying occasions Of the kind ever oc-
curing in this section, and will DO long
remembered by the participants.
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ESrERPRrsrSo HARDWARE FIRM.-En-
ergy, enterprise and good business judy
mont always succeed in any community,
yet nowhere better than here. This 10
illustrated in the success Of d. s. Gala
tin & Co., the well known and popular
hardware dealers, Main street, Gold
Hill, q few doors above the NEWS Office.
From q comparatively small beginning
they have worked their business up, un-
til now their establishment II irst-class,
and their stock includes everything In
the hardware line which Is required for
milling. mechanical, domestic or ordin.
airy purposes. Stoves and tinware are q
speciality with them. and In the manu-
featuring and repairing department Of
their establishment the best Of skillsd
mechanics are employed. Here they do
all kinds Of stove, tin ware and sheet
iron work, heavy air pipes for mines,
etc. Stoyspipes Of all sorts made and
put up to order. with heating drums,
vsntilators, or anything else in that line
required. At this particular season Of
the year, when cooler weather induces
people to contemplate purchasing new
stoves, they should call first at Gallatin
X Co. s, and after the proper selection,
have one OF the workmsn In the shop
put that stove and pipe up properly, as
they always do. Let them examine all
your stovepips and fire filings already
in use, and see that they are safe for the
winter campaign. All kinds Of plumb
ing. gas aud water pipe fitting done up
in q workmgnliks manner. Mill and
mining men. mechanics, In fact, every
body having dealings in the hardware
line, will find what they want at reason
able prices at ID. s. Gallatin x Co.'s
See their advertisement In another coll
umn, under head Of "New To-Day"
AccIpxsrIsrH THE Willow JACKET MINE.
At 0 o'clock this forenoon Jerry Cross
was severely injured by being caved
upon while tinbsring a cross-cut on the
liOO-foot level Of the Yellow Jacket
mine. He was completely buried up by
the detached rock, and on being dug out
by his two comrades he was found 10 be
in an inssnsible condition. On sxamin-
alton he was found 10 be badly bruised
in the region OF the abdomen and also
in his back. There was an ugly cash
upon the top Of his head and another
over his left eye. One OF his ankles was
severely laceratsd. He was conveyed to
his room whore he was attended by
Doctors Hall and Weber. The amount
OF rock which fell upon him was about
three carloads. The accident was one
which could not have been forssesn or
forsstalled. the drift OF cross-cut over
head being apparently As solid as ada
mantine rock. A set Of timbsrs was al
ready in position at the place where the
cave occurred. A troachsrous clay seam
was the cause Of the caving. Mr.. Cross
is still in q precarious condition up to
the hour Of going TO press a p. N.Y.,
there being no reaction.
PpER's OrERA Housn-BLAcK CnooK.
Langrishs & Glenn's celebrated Black
Crook Company. numbering 4s perform.
srs. open at Pipsr's Opera House to-
night. The spectacular entertainment
will be the finest ever given in Virginia
City. Among tho attractions are the
unrivaled danssuse Mile Jeannstts Pros
cher, supported by Pauline Baretta,
Hattie Kelsey, Adsline Dressed, Cora
Ambrose. and q ballet troupe-of beauti.
full young ladies. The celebrated Run
nells family will also appear In q new
and original act. Mr.. Dobson, the king
OF the b~anjoists, will favor the audience
with some OF his inimitable psrforman-
ces on his chosen instrument. Mr..
Blanchett, the co~ntortionist, aud Mr..
Clifton in his famous horizontal bar per-
formancss, are among the variety attrae-
tons. The enjoysbleness Of the enter
tainmsnt will be heightened by the nc
csssories of splendid scenery and gor-
gsous costumes. Owing to the large sI-
pense attending the exhibition the price
OF admission will be 81 80 for the dress
circle and orchestra chairs, and 75 cents
for the parqustts. Persons wishing re-
served seats should apply carly.
ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.-kt about half
past 8 o'clock. last evening. Charles,
A. Delaney. President Of the Virginia
Miners Union, after locking himself in
his room, over the New York Bakery.
attempted to commit suicide by shoot
ing himself through the breast with q
The ball entered his left nipple
and passed entirely through his body.
lodging under the skin Of his back. Drs.
Conn and Weight, who were summoned
TO his assistance, cut II out without diff
Guilty. The wounded nan was not ex-
TO survive his injuries, but a
few hours. Contrary TO expectation, he
was still alive, this forenoon and WA re-
better. II 10 thought that hS
the rash act while laboring
under mental alteration.
SPLENDID MkAIs.-0ns Of the best
places in Virginia City to get . good
meal il Tom Hsffron's eating
stand in the Palace Saloon. The finest
oysters in the market, fresh from the
sea (big ones) are among his breakfast
attractions; also, all kinds OF fish,
porterhouso steaks, Spring chicken and
everything else which can tempt the APP
Heffron's dinners constitute q
feast worthy Of the gods. The worst old
dyspeptic in the world can eat Toms
preparations when he can't
relish his food anywhere else. Give
him a call and see how II Is yourself.
FoR COUNTY CLKnx.-Mr. W. q.
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