Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-28

SINGULAR AccIprSr.-About $50 T.
NJ. yesterday. Samuel Trezone, the giraffe
man on the Savage incline. had q mar
row escape from death while coming up
from tho 2200-foot level Of the mine.
lilo was accompanied on the giraffe by
Z +. 0sbiston, Superintendent OF the
mine. Mr.. Shepard, Foreman, and Brad
Williams, shift boss. While ringing the
bell to hoist. Mr. Trezone. by somo un-
accountable means, got no bell-rope
around his neck, and before he could
disentangle himself the engineer com
menced hosting. throwing him oil be-
tween the side Of the giraffe and the
incline. Had the gentlemen named, not
been with Trezone and rang q stop bell.
the chances are BIO would have been
killed. His injuries on the neck and
right side are severe. but not dangerous.
Mr. Trezone was an experienced giraile
man and the fact OF his being caught in
such u manner is not q little singular.
NEARLY A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. While
c. H. Golding. Superintendent Of the
Pappoose mill. Lower Gold Hill, was
returning with his little son in q buggy
from the Humboldt and Alabama mines,
east Of Virginia City. about 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, they met ut q short
turn in the road q few hundred yards
east Of the Mint mine. "Old K~entusk,"
returning with his jaeksss from n wood
peddling excursion to the city. The
sight Of the jack frightened the horses.
and becoming unm~anageable they
plunged over the steep bank and tum-
blsd and rolled to the bottom. q dis
lance Of 100 feet. Luckily. Mr.. Gold.
ing and the boy both escaped serious in
Jury by jumping from the buggy ~ it
started over the embankment. The
carriage was smashed to pieces and the
horses badly cut and bruised.
VIRGINIA MEIrs.-The best Christmas
display Of meats at Virginia City was at
the Peoples Market, liz South G street.
and the Summit Market, on tho Divide.
Charley Ziegler. the enterprising pro-
prie,or OF those markets. Ia ambitious to
excel in that line, and don't propose
that n bloody butcher in that city
shall shsw any better meats than no
can. He has the latest and tenderest
beef, the biggest and finest hogs, Tho
choicest mutton. aud his markets are
hung from floor TO ceiling with n JUS
cious display Of meats, such ~ would
gladden. the heart and eyes OF even q
w.ll.fed man. virginians desiring a
really frst-class steak. chop. roast. some
No. / sausage. or anything good In that
line. call ON Charley Ziegler.
Tnx CoScsEr To.SiGnr.-Those who
have been jubila,ing over the snow fall
Of to-day. AZ well as all others who want
TO have a hrst.elass time cannot do bet
ter than attend the concert TO be given
at Miners Union Hall this evening by
tho Tennessee jubilee singers. They
have q national reputation for being the
beat singers who ever walked the echoes
of the forest TO an old fashioned camp
meeting hymn sway Down in Dixie's
Land" Those who do not attend the
concert this evening will certainly miss
not only n rich. but exceedingly rare mu-
steal treat.
MAKING rnr PIurss H,rrr.-The Re-
lief Committee yesterday distributed
quite q number Of the five hundred
army o~vsrcoats lately sent to the vir-
rinia sufferers by General Phil Shsr-
idsn, among the Indians in this section.
As white people would not accept them.
the committee certainly did right to dis
tribute them among the Piuiss. Keep
on doing so.
CoEosER's ISQrEsr.-Coronsr wn.
Mayer Of Virginia. held an inquest at
the Town Hall. Gold Hill. to-day. into
the circumstances attending the death
Of Jas. Hill. The jury returned a YER
dict that deceased came to his death
from the explosion Of Hercules powder
or eaps in the Crown Point mine.