Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-07

DLhIhICI SothAs
business was transacted in the First Dis
trict Court Saturday: Cavanagh vs..
Kelly; judgment Of 81 for plaintiff. each
party to pay his own costs. Stein W.
Hughes; motion for new trial overruled
and stay OF execution for thirty days
granted. John Shipton, ST., ct ais, W..
Thomas ii Williams ct ais; demurrer to
complaint sustained and twenty days
given plaintiff to amend compliant.
Marco Msdin W.. Melanovish; demurrer
withdrawn and ten days given to answer.
T. f. Smith VI. John Crosser ct al;
commission to take testimony OF Chas.
Livermore ordered to issue. q. Saisto
ct nj. w. Petro Rico; cause referred to
referee 10 take account between parties.
State of Nevada vs.. A De Voto;a nolle
pruseaui ordered entered. In the mat
ter of the estate Of ii. s. Wright, de-
ceased; order made setting day OF settle
ment OF final account. Court adjourned
until 10 o'clock this morning.
U. A. o. D.-Ths United Ancient Or
der Of Druids is, according to their own
account, the Oldest secret organization
known TO the civilized world. II had Its
origin in England, and was introduced
into this country some years since.
About seven weeks ago q Grove. called
the Silver State Grove No. !, was organic
sdin Virginia, underline jurisdiction ofths
Grand Grove Of California. SO far they
have been very successful In obtaining
members, hardly a meeting night pass
ing without the names Of additional
would-b members being proposed. The
Society is benevolent in character, and
especially provides for the widows and
orphans Of deceased members. The Sil.
yer State Grove meets every Saturday
night at Z o'clock, in Miners' Union
Hall, d street, Virginia.
FATAL AccIDESr.-John C~ampodinece
DIETER known as John Camp, who
drives the acid wagon for Birdsall &
Csmield, between Carson and Dayton,
met with an accident yesterday morning
which has probably cost him his life.
He left Carson in the morning with o
load OF acids and when about half o mile
from Carson, his team took fright at o
locomotive and ran of. lie was thrown
from the wagon and n OF the wheels
must have passed over his head a. II
was frightfully mashed. DR.. Kirby was
in Dayton when the new OF the accident
arrived. and at once proceeded to Car
son. Arriving there he found DR.. White
in attendance, but the physicians pro-
nounced tho case hopeless. The man In
probably dead before this time.
LOOK TO YoUR S~IovEriPEs. Another
case OF FIRE occasioned by carslessness in
erecting the stovspipe, occurred yester-
day. II must be borne In mind by
housskstpers that a space OF fully an
inch and a half must occur between their
stovspipcs and the woodwork OF their
roofs and ceilings, otherwise q fro In in
ovitable. II is q duty they " not only
to themselves but to their neighbors that
this matter should be attended to, and
promptly.
BARoAISs.-Berliner, who keeps the
fancy goods store on Main street, was 80
unfortunate yesterday as to have n large
portion Of his stock damaged by frc.
The damaged goods will be ready for
sale ut half their valuo in a few days.
A SAD CAsE.-John Perry. the man
who got his hand crushed in the Atlas
Mill last week, is suffering greatly. His