Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-26

morning as Mr.. William Gray was pro.
cseding home from the railroad depot
with his wife aud Infant child, who
had Just arrived from California, the
wagon sidled over just rs they were.
croa.ing the railroad track IN the yiclg
ity OF the Caledonia hosting wok-,
precipitatlng Mrs. Gray to the ground
and injnrlng her quite severely. The
little child which left the wagon along
with her escaped uninjured. She was
carried home and received the necess-
AIRY medical assistance.
INFORMATION WANTEp.-Any lnfor.
nation that will lead TO the discovery
Of the whereabouts OF Charles Lamb,
son Of Thomas Lamb OF Hartford, Con-
necticut. will be thankfully received
by his afflicted mother al Goshen, Or
ange county, New York, or his sister,
Mrs. Fanny l.. Besls, Gold Hill, Ne
vada. Mr.. Lamb resided for a number
Of years ut Omaha City, Nebraska, aud
when last heard from about i've years
was living near Independence. Kan
sas. Kansas and Nebraska papers
will please copy.
How tn INCREASE OSE's SEI.F.TE-
srEcr.-Go TO Banner Brothers, corner
OF c and Taylor streets, Virginia, aud
array yourself Ia one Of their splendid
suits which are being disposed OF at
amazingly low prices. Young men
will stand higher In the estimation OF
their lady friends, II the advice given
above Is foil ,wed. There u no mis-
take about IL. Now Is the time To buy
anything needed In the clothing line.
dirt cheap. Give Banner Brothers =
call.
REVIVAL MEETiNas.-Therc will be
religious services ut the Methodist
Church In Gold Hill every night this
week. except saturday evening. We
understand that the series OF meetings
which are now being held at the
church are well attended and thar a
good degree OF Interest Is unaffected
In the subject OF religion.
A. z. A.-By reference to n notice
which will be found in another column
4, will be- seen that the regular meet
inys OF Nevada Lodge No. l a. L. ~,
will be resumed from and after Mon
day evening January 18th, commen-
cling at I o'clock. The place Of meet
ing Is Pioneer Hall, Is street, Nlr.
ginis City.
CARSON MiNT.-Thc principal busi-
ness done at the U. 5. Branch Mint Ia
Carson. 1, the making Of fine silver
bars. All of the Crown Point bullion
IL sent .here for refining and eoining.
The silver contained In the bullion Is
melted into bars aud the gold Is coined
principally into $40 pieces.
A NrMRop MIssISo.-John Fsrnham,
proprietor Of the Bank Exchange Sa-
loon, left Gold Hill several weeks ago.
ostensibly 20 hunt bear In the Sierra
Nevada Mountains. AZ nothing has
been heard from him since, IL Il feared
by his friends that the bears have been
hunting him.
Mrssisa.-rhere are no tldlngs yet
OF Mr.. Welsh. a laborcr formerly em-
ployed at the Brunswick MILL. He
was last c on Christmas night ut
Empire. IL Il thought that he wan
dered of Into the mountains aud per-
ished from exposure.
MAcmSERr.-Among the freight re-
ceived at the railroad depot, Gold Hill.
this morning. a carload OF machinery
for the Dayton mine. and n portable
steam engine. marked -. y. e." The
owner OF the latter Il requested to call
mt the railroad office.
IL Pooh HEALTu.-We had the
pleasure OF meeting Conductor Harry
Shrieves In Carson yesterday. lie Il
still In very feeble health and months
will probably elapse before his entir.
recovery eau be effected.
LEG BRoKkS.-A miner by the name
OF John Mitchell. while engaged In
drifting In the Caledonia mine on Sat
urday last, had u Of his legs broken
by reason OF large lump OF clay fall
lug upon 10.
SAD AYriIcTIoS.-Mrs. Lyman. a
mos. eNimahlc lady, wife OF ID. b.
LYMAN, Superintendent OF the Mexi-
can mill. Is dying from the effects OF a
cancer In the breast.
ILI--Mr. ii. Schussler. lately re-
appointed Chief Engineer OF the Spring
VALLEY Water Company. has been out
of health for several weeks past.
PERsoSAL.-Samuel Jones, Superin-
tcndent Of the Crown Point mine, re-
home from san Francisco this
morning.