Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-02


100 Piciou. Se
ACCIDENT IN THE SAVAGE MINE
At about IL o'clock this forenoon,
Matthew Kelly, car-man at the Savage
mine, Was very seriously and perhaps
fatally Injured, by falling into the
chute OF enc Of the orc dumps. Al
the time the accident occurred no wa
walking on \ plank. laid across the
timbers Of the ore dump. The
plank tipped up precipltating
him hradioremost down Into the Iron
chute. a distance OF about 20 feet.
When taken out. his skull wss found
to be badly fractured just above hii
forehead. the cut being about three
inches Ia length. lie was carried to
John Riorden's residence on South Z
street, where his Injuries were attend
| ed to by Doctors webber and White.
But very little hopes are entertained
of his recovery. Mr.. Kelly has been
employed AS carman at the Savage for
eight or nine years. lie was at All
times sober and industrious. Ill,
many friends will feel panied tn learn
of tile terrible misfortune which has
befsllen him.
The TALKING MAcmSE.-Owing to
the fact that the remains Of Richard
Woods had been deposited In Miners'
Union Hall on Saturday evening last,
Professor Faber's exhibition Of the
talking machine had 10 be postponed.
The machine will DO exhibited to-
morrow night ut the same place. In.
asinuch as Professor Faber has sus-
tained n loss Of several hundred dol
lars by the delay In giving the eIhlbl-
ton, IL Is to be hoped that the men,
bsrs of the Miners Union and our citi-
tens generally will accord him a gen.
erous patronage Tomorrow night.
NEw JEwELRY SroRn.-By refer
ence to an advertisement TO be found
Ia another column, 1t will be seen
that II. Block has opened a new Jew
elry store. OH South Z street. Virginia
City. opposite Odd Fellows new hall.
lie has collected together mag.
niicent assortment OF gold and silver
ieweiry. watches, etc, which he pro-
poses TO sell rs cheap as the cheapest.
lie Il also prepared TO loan money OH
securities. Give him a call.
CHOICE LoRETo 0RASuEs.-Wc call
the attention OF our local fruit dealers
both In Gold Hill aud Virginia, as we'll
as citizens who send to San Francisco
for fruit In quantity, to the new adver-
,isement OF Messrs. Dalton & Gray,
IOi and i06 Davis street, In that city.
they have Just received = fresh supply
Of L.oreto oranges, the best Ia market.
aud oler them Tor sale at low rates Tor
cash. They come very cheap by the
box. so that everybody eau afford to
indulge their appstites for this most
delicious and healthful fruit.
Roll OF HoSoR.-rhe following Is
the roll OF honor Of tho Primary De-
psrtment OF the Gold Hill public
school for the month Of January: Joe
Thomas, Johnny Thomas. James Nc
Gov, Eddie Cassidy, Johnny Cassidy,
Martha James, Christie 0'Fsrrel, LIZ
rie Mudd, Harry Cotton, George Gil
lesple, Mary Eta Gillespie, Agnes Gill
lesnie. Mary Cook. Grace Randall,
Maggie McDaid. Thomas Pascoa, Ma
RS Brown, Willie Temby. Jas. Oar
rel, George Melsner. Willie Harris,
James Conlln and Fanny Brown.
Roll. or HoSoR.-The following Is
the roll Of honor Of the Gold Hill
Grammar School for the month Of jan
nary: A Class-Kate Mcdonnell %.
Emily Nlcoll %, Gertle Flanagan 81.
Virginia Moore 9t. Loulie CASTOR 81.
Louis Larson Of. BClass-Susie Booth
o., Willie Randall %, George Logan
90. Mary Morgan 81. q Glass Clara
smith %. Besuyetts W~interbauer %,
Marcery Fraser %. Cassie Lowman %,
James McMartin %, Alice Smith ol.
FREionrs.-we are Indebted to the
p~oiiteness Of Mr. Henry, OF Gold Hill,
agent of the Virginia & Truckee Rail-
road Company. for the following state
ment OF freight received during the
month OF January Merchandise,
9g2. 600 pounds grain, S2,127 ; coal,
2ls, gOo; Ice, 1893. 200; salt. G5,i20;
hay, 81. st Total, l,6i0.l2 pounds.
There was also received 800, Isl feet Of
lumber and 10 cords Of rruckee wood
MISUNDERSTANDING Piper writes
from Sacramento to the effect that he
has made arrangements with Dion
Bouclcault to appear at the Opera
House one week from tonight. He
will play four successive nights when
h. viii be followed by Miss Kate Den-
In, Manager Piper further writes that
he will bring with him the best com.
pauy that ever performed on the Pa
cific Coast.
DEcEAsEp.-woods, who was 80.
verely Injured about a week ago, by
being struck by the giraffe-car In the
Bclcher mine. died on Saturday last.
In. deceased wa a native OF Canada,
and Al the time Of his death was about
thirty five years OF age. He WAS a
member OF the Gold Hill Miners
Union. lila funeral took place from
Miner.' Union Hall yesterday alter
noon. aud was largely attended.
IHrLp.-Andrew l.. Watts. who was
arrested at Carson last Saturday morn
Ing for attempting to steal some bag.
gage belonging TO Geo. A. King. lad
nn examination in Justlc. WithcriIIs
Court on tho same day. aud was held
TO await tho action Of the Grand Jury
In the sum Of $1,000.
Tug Sgw Cnrxns.-A force OF car
p~cnicr. wsrs .ngsg,d to-day In tim
beflng the new ei'trfn, situated Ill.
rectly south Of thu Yellow Jacket