Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-22

RAILRoAD AcciDESr-rRAIN Drrcu-
Ep.-At sbost $ o'cleek last evening,
while n freight train, consisting Of
four box cars loaded with lumber and
merchandise, together with ten empty
Gro dumps, was rounding q curve sltu.
ated q abort distance below the Amer
lean Flat Tunnel. the road bed gave
way, precipitatlng the entire train,
with the exception Of the locomotive,
down an embankment, 4 distance OF
nearly 200 feet. The locomotive. ow-
Ing to ia weight, clsng TO the track,
the coupling between itself and the
tender breaking. The tender and box
ears with their contents were entirely
demolished. The ore dumps sustained
but slight damage. The only man In
jursd was Charles Hssney, head brake.
man. who was carried ' the en-
bankment with the train and was &C.
versly bruised about the head and
shoulders, although no bones
broken. lie was taken to Silver City,
where hs received the necessary sar-
rlcal assistance. A. j.. Ralston, Vice
President Of the company gave orders
for his removal to Carson to-day. j.
J.. Holmes, Division Superintendent,
on being t~clegraphed repaired at once
to the scene Of the accident with 4
large force Of laborers aud proceeded
10 put the track In order. The pas
senger train going to Reno was de-
laysd three hours Ia consequences Of
the accident. The train was drawn
BY the locomotive Humboldt Mr.. Ha-
venor. conductor, and Johnny Elkins,
engineer.
GRAND OPENING or MILLINERY.
Mrs. Fanny Mayer, the entsrprislng,
fashionable and tasty millinsr, OPP
po,i,e tho international Hotel, q street,
Virginia City. desires to Inform her
many patrons in Gold Hill and Viz
ginis, and the public generally, that
She has lust received, and now effsrs
at the lowest cash prices, q Of the
most elegant, select and choice lots 81
millinery goods ' . brought to this
State. Her stsck consists. In part, OF
all tho very latest French styles OF
hats aud bonnsts. ribbons, real French
flowers. lace wells that are perfect
beauties; splendid laces, rich and
beautiful feathers OF every dsscrip.
ton. Trimmings, vslveteens, rufts,
bridal illusion, aud q thousand other
lit,lo loves OF THU * sure to break the
h..r,s of the rcntlsmsn the first time
thsy ara worn. Ladies' read Mrs.
Nsysr's advertisement In another col
ums,. Give her q call and prove the
truth Of what We say.
B~EaLisxR's VARIETY SroRr.-Our
good friend aud fsllow.tewnsman'
Professor B~erllnsr, has opened q va
rls,y aud fancy goods store on Main
street, Gold Hill, opposite Odd Fell
Iow,' Hall. aud announces the same In
rroper official style through the ensc-
live medIumship OF our advertising
columns to-day. At Berllner.'s 10
where psrsons plcnically Inclined Will
find the requisite baskets 70 carry
their cold chicken, ham sandwiches
and little bottles In and a. bsfli.
ner's. market wall-work and stner
STYLES OF baskets abound. fsu can
also find picture frames, fancy rocH-
ery lamps, toys, stationery, ans a
general assortment Of fancy gosds
there. Whatever you want ih mat
line you will find nc Bsrllnsr's cheaper
than the cheapest. just you call anu
see Tot Yourself.
DRUoeIsr Pno.TEN.-Durlng the ao-
sencs OF Jones, the druggist, rom
Gold Hill, who has been carried on BY
an attack Of matrimonial fever, and
will be gone for nvs CT six weeks, Ed.
Gamble will olficiate In his place ~
chief druggist and manager OF his husl-
ncss. Gamble, II will be rscollscted, 10
an A No. l druggist, and vas the pre-
decesscr OF Jones In that business here
In Gold Hill. lie will take great
pleasure Ia fixing up all sorts Of dsses
for customers. Now Ia the time for
everybody 10 get well healed before
Jones gets back.