Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-29

large audience composed OF the elite OF
the city. taking a. her subject. Ny
Life in Bondage" The lady fully JUS
tilted the high expectations entertained
Of her. Without making any effort at
oratorieal display she hsld her audi
sncs spsll-bound for the space Of
an hour and q half whilo reciting the
story Of her sorrowful life. Mrs. Young
was born in Nauvoo. and from earliest
childhood had been carefully instructed
In the tsnets OF the Mormon Church.
until the religious hsrssios taught by the
Latter Day Saints had taken firm rost IN
her religious nature. and II was only
after she was tried in the fiery erucibls,
and had suffered abuse and neglect
at the hands Of Brigham Young.
that she awakened from her
dslusion. Tho lectures gave . very
minute and interesting description Of
the internal arrangements Of tho Proph-
st's household. At meal time q long
table was set in the dining room, at the
head Of which sat Brigham. and near
him wife No. I. Amelia Folsom. the
favorits. and Eliza Snow. the poetess.
Before them were spread the choicest OF
viands, while the balance Of his wives,
whs were assigned seats at the other end
Of the table. had to take up with very
inferior fare. Mrs. Young gave the
names Of all OF Brigham's wives and
children. the latter numbering forty or
more. Brigham's department towards
his wives who did not occupy the position
Of iavorites-his cold neglect, tyranny
aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES faithfully
described: as also the heart struggles
Of the woman in parting from her kin
bred. The lectursss, in closing. made
an eloquent appeal to the audience l n
behalf Of the many unhappy women still
languishing in bondage in the Prophets
dominions. who look forward to death
only as u release from hsartachss and
misery. Mrs. Young will deliver n sec
ond lecture ut the Same place this even
ing, the subject Of which will bs, "Po-
lygamy as II Is" Price Of admission 90
cents.
Runaway AccIDESr.-Lsst night q.
". Thompson, County Clerk Of Storey
county. met with quite q severe accident
while returning home from Carson in a
buggy in company with Mr.. G.. HAST
and another gentleman whose name We
did not ascertain. On arriving ut Amer
lean Flat the horses took fright and ran
away. Mr.. HAST was prscipitatsd over
the Dashboard to the ground. but ss-
capped with slight injuries. Mr.. Thomp-
SON jumped out. and landed on the
ground with such violence as to cause q
fracture Of his left leg at the ankle.
His right leg and shoulder were also
badly bruised. He was placed upon
some blankets procured from u house in
the neighborhood and made as comfort
able as possible until the arrival Of Doctor
Conn, who was summoned from vir-
ginia with all possible dispatch. After
his injuries had been attended to, Mr..
Thompson was placed in . close car
rage and taken to his rooms in Vir-
ginia. The team, ON losing their driver,
turned of the grade, and after travelling
some little distance in the ~sagsbrush
came back on the road again, and were
easily halted. the buggy, singular to re-
late. having sustained ne damage.
CoNPLINESrARr.-we are pleased to
acknowledge the receipt Of special in
v~itation and complimentary ticket to the
grand closing carnival and fancy dress
ball." to he given under the auspices OF
the Ninth Industrial Exhibition Of the
Mechanics Instuts, at their grand pa
yilion. San Francisco, on the night Of
Friday, October 23d. Very extensive
and slaborate preparations are being
made for the occasion. and this will most
undoubtedly be the finest. most enjoy
able and most successful affair Of the
kind ever occurring on the Pacific Coast,
and surprising the three annual car
nivals which have preceded 1t under the
same auspices. The immense size Of the
pavilion gives opportunity to represent
characters and groups before at
tempted in that city. and no expense 10
to be spared to make it a grand success
The prizes alone for tbs best impsrson.
atoms amount to over $1,000. II will
be worth going 800 miles to attend.
PERSONAL. W A. Dooley. Of the
widely known firm OF Dooley 4 Brother,
New York, paid u sanctun = visit this
morning. He has just arrived from the
East. and il taking a look at the Com
stock range before he goes over the
Sierra to California. whore he will take
his first peep at the great Pacific ocean.
Mr.. Dooley is q gentleman Of good,
sauars sense and observation, takes very
kindly to our people. and likes the
try so far a. he has got. Doeley X
Brother are the sole propristors AMI
manufacturers OF the famous Dooley's
Yeast powder, so well known and appre-
cialsd throughout this section, and
which Is literally in evsrybody's mouth.
JuRoR's wARRASrs. The following
persons are entitled to warrants in pay
men, Of services rendered a jurors :
George Hatch. L. p. Drsxlsr. @, II.
Clark. Jewelt W. Adams, NJ. Franksn-
hsimer. John Randall, James Lowery,
". y. Hall. Richard Mercer. Charles
Cummings. ]. l.. Block. l.. @. Hampton,
l.. Sohoeufsld. A. Brisachsr, J. G.
Brown. A. J. Tyrrsll. II. J. Breed. F.A.
Cox. NJ. J. Franklin. W. II. Bhksly. j.
W. Msrriek, David Perry. ~ u. Dickson,
j. ID. Hoes, &. II. Gsnmops. w. Is.
Hickok. Y. W. Allen, W. u. Litchhsld.
FuKL.-Immsnss quantities OF wood
are being brought up from the Carson
river by rail and by teams for consump-
ton in Virginia and Gold Hill. AL Of
the companies working mines in this
section are laying in large supplies Of
fuel for the coming Winter. Hank
Blanchari's teams are kept hard at work
hauling wood from Dayton.
A oorGH, cold or sore throat requires
immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incurable lung
disease. Browns Bronchial Troches
will almost invariably give relief.
CANINE AccDxsT.-On Sunday last a
small dog. In attempting 10 GROSS the
railroad track In the vicinity OF Fort