Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08

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EXCITEMENT ADorr THE wAR.-The
,ngrossing topic Of conversation on the
streets to-day is the Indian war In tho
EASTERN portion Of the State. Judging
rom conversations with quite = number
D, persons, We arc in the minority In
.vgarding the hostilities in the light Of
\ calamity. The prevailing opinion
,eems to be. that u tho war assumes
NY proportions IL will DO . Godsend 10
great many impecunious and unem-
o,oyed men in this section. who will
Hereby DO enabled 10 get out OF the
,s,untry. Arizona seems 10 DO the goal
tined at by numbers Of unemployed
rem In Gold Hill and Virginia. No
l,ubt the popular belief that II IL at
present a better field for tho enterprise
Of men with limited funds than this, Is
eprrect, AMI va do not blame men for
sishing To get there: nor can We. con-
,:iering this. be much surprised u many
rjoics at the prospect OF hot times in
the eastern part OF the STATE. Many OF
tho boys belonging TO tho military COM
panies are aching to receive orders TO
move TO the seat Of action. They seem
to regard the wiping out Of . few red
.kins as mere holiday pastime. II they
should DO ordered out. and Lo should
get q few Of their scalps, perhaps the
.osv hue Of their visions might DO
.i;,htlv tinoed with blue.
EXCELLENT SELHcrIos.-The Board Of
School Trustees last evening decided
upon the choice OF Professor W. Ksnt
Tor Principal Of the Gold Hill Public
schools. Tho competition for that very
responsible position was lively. and the
various candidates were gentlemen OF
high educational attainmsnts, aud tho
examination rigid and thorough: there-
fore Il /. all the moro 70 Professor kent's
credit that he bore away tho palm. He
succeeds upon his own educational bot
ON and developed merits a. a
teacher, having had extensive
and successful experience In the
schools OF the East, where he
has occupied the position Of Prin'
| cipal for years past. He comes
very highly recommended. and
from what little Va have seen OF the
gentleman. not only In personal appear
ancs but while under FIRE Of examination.
we doubt not that he will all the
responsible position OF Principal Of the
| Gold Hill Public Schools with success
and credit. but to the satisfaction OF oil
concerned.
FALL AT ST. Minr's HosrIrAL.-Ths
Enterprise OF this morning says: About
II o'clock yesterday forenoon. ahod'
carrier named Tim Harrington. en-
ploysd at the st. Mary's Hospital. al
the foot Of Union street. fell FROM the
! ioists Of the third floor into the base
ment. At the time Of the misstsp
which precipitated him TO the bottom.
he had q load Of brick. The bod re.
MANNED on top, but most OF the brick
beat the man into the basement. Tho
fall was some % or 20 feet. and through
three sets Of joists. which are only lG
| inches apart. Tho consequence was
that the man was bruised from head to
foot. A preliminary examination, how
ever, failed to disclose any bones
broken. lie was taken home. and DIR.
Terry sent for. His face was also bally
cut up by coming In contact with the
,harp N Of the joists. Unless
soms internal injuries, Of q nature un-
Known at present. have been sustained.
Mr. Harrington will survive.
TrNELY AssIsrAScx.-The boyu work.
ING in tho Bslehcr arc making q collec.
ton for the wife and family Of William
Henderson. A will be remembered. hs
sas killed by . blast in the mine q shor'
lime ago. The action Of the men who
ue doing this good work requires nc
-orniss; Il speaks Tor itself. We merely
pnblish the fact 10 the world. with The
remark that u Ia In keeping with the
,lmost uniform Kindness Of the miner'
IN similar cases. The present dull time
raiss the fact worthy OF especial no
ice.
ANEw Gas CoNrASr. The popular
IA machine manufacturing company
applied TO the Board OF Aldermen o'
Virginia last evening for tho privilege o.
!uyine pipes In the principal thorough
,arss Vi the city. This Ia the compsn,
hat put the new gas apparatus IN q
| Piper's Opera House. AL Who have
latsly attended the Opera House ha,'
hid an opportunity Of seeing the article
u light furnished. II the petition o
granted the public will probably ourf
cheaper lights in the future than In y
oldss time.