Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-29

Accidents IN THE BELcuER iester-
LAY afternoon Pat Hurley, working ON
the i3OO-foot level in the Belchcr mine,
met with a painful and severe though
not dangerous accident. Acave occurred
in one of the drifts, and Hurley was
struck in the back by a large rock and
an artery cut. lie bled for upwards OF
an hour before medical assistance could
10 obtained. but is now doing well.
James Shields, also an employe OF the
Belchor, received u cut Of about two AMI
half inches in the back OF the head from
a falling rock. Wound not serious.
Another employee whose name we did
not learn, but who is stopping at the
Brewsters. fell n distance Of twenty i've
feet on Monday. and n considerably
bruised but NO bones broken. All oil
the above arc under the care Of DIR.
Hall.
PERSONAL Jcwett Adams returned
last evening from a trip to the Eastern
part Of the State. where his hocks and
hcnis are grazing. Thomas Gallagher
and Dele Epson also returned this morn
ing from Lake Tahoe. where they have
been rusticating for u few days. They
report all lovely at the Lake, and the
folks at Sugar Pine Point enjoying
themselves in a heavenly manner.
GlenbroOk il full Of festive and happy
company, and Uncle Horace Vesoy right
in his element, as landlord Of one Of the
most popular pleasure resorts in Amer
len. vesey is reported To be getting fat.
lie is a good man for a Democrat.
sLIsur DmYIcuLrrns.-Thc Interna-
tional Hotel. Virginia, is becoming quite
prolific OF items. Last night n OF the
walters had a difficulty with the second
cook, a chinaman. in which the celestial
came OF second best. This morning. nj
about seven o'clock. q very small man
and a very much frightened man had a
difficulty in the faro room over one white
chin. The very small man lifted a chair
and slung Ii at the very pale mans legs.
but did not hit him. Just ut this stage
OF the little game Chief Laekey put in
an appearance and quoted the would DO
combatants by a shake of his fingers.
No harm done.
AccrpESs.-Camill Daganyou, work.
ing at the Douglas mill, had the top OF
hi. right thumb and the first joint Of his
right forc-hneer torn of. in the battery,
al that mill, ON Monday last. A little
son Of Mr.. McDermott, who works nj
the Occidental mill. fell from an m
bankment and. striking his head upon a
stone, produced conclusion OF The brain.
He laid unconscious for two days, dur
ING which time he had several severe
commissions. showing that the brain was
severely injured. DIR. Hall, however.
has great hopes Of saving the little fell
lows life.
CITIZENS MxrrINo.-A few citizens
met last night in the Courthouse, in
Virginia, in answer to a call issued by
Mayor Kaneen, for the relief OF our
suffering fellow citizens OF Eureka. Ex-
Mayor Currie was elected Chairman and
Thos. Z. Stephens, Deputy District AZ.
torney, Secretary. Mr.. Cuirie explained
the object Of the meeting, and read a
telegram received from Eureka. Com
mittee. were then appointed from the
LIST. 2nd, 81 aud 4th wards, to solicit
subscriptions. and the committee ad-
journed sine die.
MoRE GAs.-At a meeting OF the Al
dcrmen OF Virginia, held in the City
Hall last night. by a unanimous vote
they granted the privilege OF laying gas
pipe within the city limits to the new
company. w%heroupon m agreement was
drawn up and signed by John Piper by
which the company bind themselves to
supply the City Hall and City Jail with
gas for the next five ycarsfree OF charge,
and also to furnish the street lamps at
the rate Of SO per month instead OF
Sl2 90, the present charge.
BRkAxrso OF a D,N.-This morning
Humphreys dam. the largest Of the
dams belongingto twelve mill companies.
located in Silver City and below il, broke
and swept away the smaller dams for the
whole length OF the ilume. Humph-
rey's has been rather unfortunate Of
late in this respect, as this is the second
break that has occurred within \ few
DAYS. The first break had Just been re-
paired with new timben when 1t again
gave way.
SAX JOSH BxrR.-These are the days
when beer has a particular charm for the
followers Of King Gambinus; but they
are fastidious in their tastes and none
but San jose beer can quench their
thirst. j. Rein. of No. z South q street,
Virginia. keeps it. and also beer from
the Bay Brewery. besides wines. liquors
and cigars and imported Swiss cheese.
Isqursr.-An inquest was held last
night ON the body Of Mrs. James Grant.
by Coroner Holmes, and the jury rem
dered n verdict "that deceased. Minna
Grant, came 10 her death by . stroke oi
apopieIy." She had only been married