Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-11


MINING AccipKsr.-A miner named
Nicholas Sugich met with quito . pain
tal accident in the Imperial mine this
morning. II appears that an excavation
some ten feet deep had been made on or
near the station at the 2,OOO-foot level
II tho mine. during the > and II o'clock
,Aifts Of yesterday. Sugich. who works
On the z o'clock. or morning shift, knew
nothing OF this. and in moving about
tho place this morning without a light,
FELL into the hole. He received q severe
cut, three or four inches long. near tho
snall Of his back. besides injuring his
right hand considerably. He wa taken
10 his home, near tho O. 4 q. shaft
and his wounds were dressed by DR.. Z.
b. Harris.
snoKr woRx.-kh Pow took a fancy
to a pair Of pants hanging in front Of
Rhcinstein & wolf's clothing store.
y.ain street, Gold Hin. about 8 O'Clock
last evening, and walked away with
hem. He forgot TO leave IN equivalent,
aud was brought before Justice Wright
20 explain his conduct. The explana-
ion vas not satisfactory. and he was
sentenced TO sixty days In the County
Jail. He was ON his way 10 his present
quarters lust fifteen minutes from the
time the arrest was made. No certainly
has no reason to complain OF the laws
delays.
PurrIxo IT IN Coon RxrAn. The
Virginia & Truckse Railroad bridge,
near the Bsichsr mine. has been put in
arst-class repair. wsrkmon arc now
engaged In ovcrhauling the bridge near
the Crown Point works. The bents al
tho south end Of the bridge are going TO
10 taken out for q distance OF thirty or
forty feet and replaced BY . stone pier.
Stone foundations are also 10 b built
under every bent In the bridge. This
will not only mako . much frmsr foun-
iation. but also prevent the wooden
sills from dscaying % fast - II they
we're imbedded in the ground.
SExr TO wooppnrpoE.-The Eakrpris
Of this morning says Last evening Pat
rick Toole and George Crandall. an &C
count Of whose examination In lunacy
was given In yesterday mornings issue,
were sent TO Woodbridge. They were
accompanied BY Deputy Sheriff Thomas
Kelly, Of Gold Hill. and BY VIM. woon.
whose wife. erazsd BY grief al the loss OF
her twelve children. was sent there last
Spring. The old gentleman vas chosen
A one Of the escort 70 Teole and Gran
i,li, that he might have the opportunity
D. Waiting his vile.
KNOCKING orr MxS.-About eighty Of
tho men usually employed at the Bslcher
nine were discharged to-day. This was
rendered necessary. because about 1900
tons Of rock have accumulated nj the
mills ON Carson River. The managers
aiding Il was impossible to crush tho
rick a : fast o. extracted. we're reluctant.
~ forced 10 discharge the number OF
nleu above stated. -.~-
HxAvr TnAx.-The passenger train
on the q. p. II. r.. bound for San
Francisco, passed Reno last night. drawn
ty two engines. dancing II cars along
on time. The train consisted OF J bag
a,ps cars. I mail. I express. 4 P.iacs
seeping cars. 3 coaches and ! smoker
Locrrr Losr.-The finder Of . crystal
ticket, containing two portraits. will Be
suitably rewarded ON leaving the sams
a. the Gold Hin Bank Exchange. fol
further particulars see notice In our ID
ysrtising columns to-day. n.
Axornxa RAcz.-A foot rscs from c
street Virginia. TO the summit Of Nj.
Davidson and back. h again in contsm'
| piation. Some entsrprising men arr
getting up purses TO Be competed Tor.
liz Inx HANDS OF THE sHzarrr.-The
International Saloon In Virginia, VA
closed by attachment last evening. The
amount for which ID u attached N said
10 b $500.
KErr HEn BAcx.-Last evening Dr..
Heath Ai.dsrsd . celestial damssa In
| Virginia. from escaping the sches and
pains thai lie h heir 70.
CAxE THnouoH.-Ths delayed East
srn mails came through this morning.
Chicago advices mp TO the 9Th inst.