Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-13

been very nearly arrived at.
The following figures will be found "a
be within two or three hundred Of thoss
contained in the Assessors report: Viz.
ginia-inelsdina the people in the can.
yons east Of town. North Virginia, and
two or three ranches on the Truckes
Meadows, 1856; Gold Hill. G.0S0,
Total. 1896. As said before. We hate
TO admit the above figures. but know oil
no way TO got around them.
WEALTH OF THE CorSrr.--The In.
IA Of personal property, real estate
and improvements this over last year. In
Storey county. will fall very little. Il
any short Of 1000. 900. Tho value Of
the personal property taxed last year
was u. 799. 572. Real estate. 1854. 5S5.
Improvements. q ,207. 655. This year
the personal property taxed will be
about ~. 200. 900. Real estate. ST.
2o5,7t7. Improvements, 1861. 202.
Tho real estate and improvements ara
entered on the assessment roll a. above.
The personal property Is entered o. 81
$50, 9l3. but the tax on between $780,
900 and 5000. 600 worth Of personal
property which has already been collected
this year. will bring the roll up to about
tho figures given above.
CAvxp UroS.-wm. Brown, q miner
working in the header Of the Sutro Tun-
mel. was caved upon and very severely
injured about noon Saturday. Il ap-
pears that his right leg received the
force Of the falling ground. On IL In tho
part most injured. II 10 broken q few
inches above the ankle joint. There In
also . compound fracture just below tho
knee. and . flesh wound four or five
inches long above the knee. DR.. Boz
land. Of Sutro, who attended him.
thought some Of the bones Of the left
leg were fractured. DR.. E. b. Harris.
who was also called TO tho assistance Of
the injured man. thinks his right leg
can DO saved.
HISS BEEN TuRRk.-Ths itsm which
appeared in tho News Saturday about
the railroad bridge, noar tho Crown
Point. being repaired, gives the local on
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lievs himself Of tho following: THE
observant traveller will recall to mind
that while approaching the railway sta
ton at Gold Hill. going up. the train In
which he IL riunng saen'y seems 'a
ing an air passage anu .ns' ihso uo,ns
Il q above ths olaek and roaring
lhroats OF divers mug en'ansys Ina
He Is conscious Of catching his breath
md oil feeling inc oOt.o% ., S;m"sW .sd
ss;pc s.,f.remipdsd mai be IA an sIpe-
risneed traveller aud not TO Be- daunted
by . little silt OF . bridge like that, no
INSTANTLY assume an assuring look to-
ward the anxious females around him
md becomes admirably reckless and he
ruic In the presence Of the ticklish situa-
ton. But his trials are not all over.
unless he IL an old. accustomed patron
or well worn dead-head Of the V. 4 r..
md knows enough ~ get out and walk
to the depot, for up there. just above
ne 0l'ase. ~ 80. ~.
fore he passsnesr ear zoe rolling back
again right ON TO IL; and the valiant
traveller II In the biggest I'M OF ,uek
io train i.nt see-savsd oack anu ,o,tn
N least bali q dozen times, untl nus
nsrves begin 10 iaii MN anu isa'e upon
as m.niy acc tns traces o, me insaIu
srugsie which IL making MN 1,sn No
AID lied IN his innocent infancy
suu o r,,,, p,o, 7 "
Film, coup,v Superintendent OF Public
s,hoo,. -. learn tina, III. school on tho
mill. u,a., N;.. q L. TAYLOR. opsued
,c.day with nearly 100 scholars. The
,chool In Lower Gold Hill. under Nj.
A. b. G. Davis. opened with 20 scholars.
here being about II yet to come in.
The American Flat school. .nder Miss
,Sh aV ~. ,o,., nnmh.r IN Ia an.
,Iict. Prof. Flint was assisted in organic
ing the schools by Mr.. W.: +. Kent,
frineipai OF hih 'en'0''.
ATxRRIsLE FALL.-A man named Cy-
ms. Moore received n fall ON Union
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a. -....,,
ais death. He stumbled while going
down the steps and ''n nesai1ns. o1ss. ,
sus . ~. .m,.s;nea ..,,rs in,srnsl i,iur.
n. ~as horns In am ipssps;ble
'.orJ,,;on N bis room In Mn. GALA.
49, Io.,e,pc.houss on ID xtreet.