Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-02


was called to srdsr BY Mr.. Cottsr. and
upon motion Mr.. ]. q. Doublebsiss was
elected Chairman pro tenn, and j. Z.
Bslmor. Secretary pro tenn. Mr.. Dou-
blsbeiss, upon taking the chair. briefly
alluded to tho object Of the organixa-
ton, stating that II was for the purpose
Of giving further strength 10 the Rspub.
lican cause; that ii would support none
but nominees Of the Republican Con-
vention. and that the members would do
their utmost TO still promote the welfare
Of . party grand in its achievements,
and known throughout the world a. the
only exponent Of justice and liberty.
The chairman then stated that II would
be necessary to appoint . Committee on
Bylaws and Constitution. On mo-
ton ID was daily carried. and q com
mittee Of Ave was appointed TO re-
port at the next meeting Of the club.
Moved and carried that the stated time
Of meetings Of the club be published in
the COLE HILL NEWS and Virginia En-
terprie. Moved and seconded that this
club be known as the Young Mems Re-
publican Club Of Gold Hill. Carried.
All regular business having been trans
acted, the rest OF the evening was en-
lived by toasts, songs and speeches. A
call was then made for the signing OF
the roll, and 50 members responded.
Upon motion the club adjourned till
Friday evening nsIt, at which meeting
all those who are DESTROYS OF becoming
members are cordially invited to be
present. j. q. Do~uBLKBKIss,
Chairman pro. TEN.
Jos. Z. BELMoR.
Sec'y pro. tenn.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE CRowS PoISr
MrSE.-A young man by the name Of
Joseph Croker. while at work in the
Crown Point mine, at about six o'clock
this morning met with an accident
which resulted fatally. He was at work
at the time on . platform over 4 shute.
and by some mis-step slipped and fell
of. landing at the bottom OF the shuts,
q distance Of two hundred feet. When
picked up he was found to be still alive,
though in an insensibls condition. His
backbone was broken by the fall. and
he was otherwise horribly battered up.
Doctor Manson was called to his assist
ance, but medical aid was Of no avail.
lie survived an hour and . half. Rev.
Mr.. Jennings, who was with him In his
last moments. says that he was conscious
at the time Of his death. and uttered .
few words before breathing his last. The
deceased was q native Of Cornwall, aged
90 years. He had no relatives residing
in this part OF tho country. He had
worked in the Comstock mines for n
year or more, and was highly esteemed
by all Of his acquaintance.
ACCIDENT AT M PkrALuMA.-At
about IL o'clock to-day, a man by the
name Of Angelo, q Sweds, was badly
mangled by being caught in the shaft
ing in the PetAluma mill, around which
he revolved three or four times. His
right arm was badly fractured and his
nose broken. Doctors Hall and Kirby,
who were summoned 10 his assistance,
are Of the opinion that the arm will
have to be amputated in order to save
the mans life. This afternoon, the
physicians named above. in company
with Doctor Weber. will hold a farther
consultation as 10 whether amputation
shall be rssorted to.
IL n FIrLp.-By reference 10 a
card in to-day's NEWS IL will be seen that
Mr.. NJ. Aschsim, proprietor OF the New
York Palace hair dressing and bathing
establishment. on Tayler street, Virginia,
announces himself a. q candidate Tor the
Office Of Coroner. subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention.
Mr.. Ascheim Is an old resident OF Vir-
ginia, and has q large circle OF friends
and acquaintance. He il competent to
fill the position he aspirss to in the
event OF his election.
SuRPRrsE Parry. - Master George
Piper. after having been laid up in
Marysvills for several months with fever
and q came home day before yester-
day. Night before last he was favored
with a surprise party. a bsvy Of about
forty children putting in appearance a.
his fathers house. for the purpose OF
welcoming him home. We learn that
the young lads anu misses spent the
evening very agrssably and q goou
"'h' s'
ATTENTION,
Waller Is selling his goods ut the iow-
est prices; also informs the public that
the first day Of September he will
sell his entire stock Al cue SAFE e':.y
aay un T - VIII, 1;il pis.sa come
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