Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-17

CArIrAL LopotSo HousE.-This new
and commodious lodging house. situated
ON Main street. Gold Hill. a few doors
below the NEWS Office. meets n want that
has long been felt in Gold Hill. Not
only the house, but all the furniture,
bedding, ETC., IL new; and when a man.
wearied with the labou OF the day. sinks
into a refreshing sleep. he can do 10
with tho full assurance Of finding him.
self ia his bed in the morning. At some
Of the rookeries in this town the unsus-
pscting traveller frequently finds himself
ON the floor in the morning surrounded
by myriads OF foes eagerly clamoring
FOR his blood. Clean, well ventilated
rooms and reasonable charges are two
things that characterize the Capital
House. Give them n call.
ENMrr GrAnp TAnorr PlAcrIcx.-
Some OF tho members Of the Emmett
Guard did pretty good shooting al their
target practice on their grounds north OF
Virginia City, yesterday. Out Of twenty
shots fred by three Of the membsrs at
q distance Of 200 yards. Frank Mon
ahan tailed 20, J. ID. Mahoney IS, NJ.
Cahlan SO. walch and Mouahan. Of
the company. fred ten shots at the same
distance, tnllying 81 and IS, respec.
lively. Mr.. knight Of tho National
Guard. fred 20 shots tallying ~. The
cartridges used by the Emmets were all
rsnlled by j. n. Lcgy. q member Of the
company.
ACCIDENT. = James Sullivan, . boy
about fourteen years Of age. son Of
David J. Sullivan. Section Boss on ths
virginia 4 Truckec Railroad. sustained
a dislocation and fracture Of his right
elbow yesterday. at 2 o'clock p. ~. He
and q number OF other boys, ~inoculated
with the circus fever. were performing
ON horizontal bars. Sullivan had just
made a flying. backward sommersault.
which caused him 10 lose his balance,
and falling heavily no WAS injured m
| mentioned above. DIR. II. II. Fowler
rendered the necessary surgical assist
anec.
DAYS CoSprrios.-lt was feared yes
to-day that tho speedy dissolution OF
Samuel Day. who was injured at the
ophir, was certain. a. modification had
| set in on his leg. Tho attending physi'
clans, Heath aud Conn. used all the
means in their power TO arrest II, and
had their efforts crowned with success.
| Mr.. Day rested well last night. and was
looking very much better this morning
than at any time since his injury. There
is Of course no telling whether he will
recover OF not, but tho best Is now to be
hoped.
SrAnRrxo ExHmrrIoS.-The Open
House. Virginia, was densely packed
last evening. ON the occasion Of Jim
Chatham's benefit. Chatham gave q
fine exhibition Of skill and strength In
the use Of a couple Of largo Indian war
clubs. Songs. dances and sparring con-
stitutei tho balance Of the evenings
amusement. Some Of the sparring was
very good. but. NJ In usual, the most fun
was at tho expense Of somo Of tho
younger aspirants for pugilistic honors.
Lro BRokES.--Last Saturday evening.
about 7 o'clock. as John Hanson WAS
coming up Taylor. between Q and Is
streets. Virginia. no fell, tho sidewalk
being covered with snow at tho time.
sustaining n dislocation OF tho large bone
| Of the left leg at tho ankle joint. and a
fracture Of the small bone two inches
above the ankle joint. DR.. E. ID. Harris
rendered tho necessary surgical assist-
ance.
HALY.xAr.-The Belchsr dag has
been ut half-mast FOR two days past. In
honor Of tho memory OF Mrs. VIM.
sharon. who died in San Francisco. last
Friday.