Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-26

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fortunate i'll having tie company of Mr.
townsend. who could make a speech a
any time. and to him he would refer III.
friends for suitable reply. In conclu.
sion. he said be had looked forward 70,
long time to this visit to the Pacific,
and his anticipation bad been great, but
the realization. as evidenced by this first
reception far exceeded his anticipatiors.
(Mr. Townsend, who is Il member of
Congress from New York, followed in a
neat, well wooded speech
The LATE STAGE ACCIDENT BErwEES
TAHOE CI1Y AND TEUcKzE-By the Sac
ramento Record- Cuion of August 9th
we have the following account of the
stage accident between Truckee and
Tahoe City:
Charles Miller. Of san Francisco. one
OF the firm of Huntington. Hopkins \,
Co.. passed through the city Yesterday
en- route for home from Truckee. accom-
panied by his wife. They were both Of
them sufferers hy the stage accident
which took place ON the route between
Lake Tahoe and TIuckee, about five
miles from the latter place, on the 2lst
instant, as detailed by a letter from a
correspondent published in our last is
sue Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. with their .
child. We're on top Of the stage when the .
accident occurred and were. together I
with the other passengers, thrown down .
the hillside. M. Miller received sun
dry cuts about the head and
lace and many bruises Irs.
Miller appears TO have her SHINE
very seriously injured. as she is unable
10 walk, and Is otherwise hurt their
enid Was So fortunate as t. escape III
jury. Jack lfanscom. the driver, was. it
Is thought. fatally hurt, among his iuiu-
RES being the shipping of the flesh from
his thigh by contact with a sharp rock
Or stick, Dpon which he mast have struck
with great VIOLENCE. Charles Hamilton,
coiorcd man, formerly Of Sacramento.
had his left leg broken near the ankle.
.ni was sent to lAU hospital al Auburn.
sir. Cardwei!. OWNER of the stage line. ,
vas on Doard, but received little injury.
several other passengers were cutie
lady burt, however. The opposition !
iase seen appeared and conveyed sev-
ral "i the injured t. TrUckep. and Card
Yell Got az one O.: f,.' uiI line stage /
nr~'-> ami I'.s!'- .s,. q. Tahoe tel,-
f"The'. for : "e.",rl..ltr. tor the It.
4aInder Of ;Ar patty.
The CoL:-MErS MuI.- For several
'eeks past the Columbus mill under the }
Management of Mr.. jeremiah Miller.
as been doing more OF less work, under
L aggregation OF difficulties which wouli G.
ave discouraged II less energetic and de-
'rmlned operator. The old mill was in
sad plight, the machinery not having
zen used for more than "a year and a -
nj PRIOR to the present start-up, much
1t ont of repair at the time of shutting
OWN, and some portions never were in
'oper shape. One by one. these obstu-
es have been encountered, and with the I
Sistance OF engineers Cryer and Stod- 4.
Ird, and John Sellers carpenter work. L;
regular force Of mill hands and his own
ltlIlns personal efforts and supervision, Al
e worst OF the trouble has been over
me. and yesterday morning the batter -
and furnace were again started, and
now IN better condition and doing T.
tier work than at any time since the
III was Dulit, with every prospect of /,
lS and successful run. The reports
IN the General Thomas mine continue
be encouraging. and the ore now being
,eIved from it is of good paving quail n
Miner, 4,,1. 81. r.
HE BIG FLUME.-The men employed
ectly and indirectly by the big flume
this county at present number five
ndred and seventy. including one !
ndred and thirty wood choppers. No /
lnamen are employed ON the ranch. J
e pay roll last month footed ND $50
!. The following is list of officers
he Pacific Wood, Lumber and Flume r
npany: President, John 3. Hereford: G
G.. Haist; Secretary, T. L
Storer; Shipping Clerk, ut Huffakr $, 4
:. Freeman: Bookkeeper. Jas. Sloan.
istant Bookkeeper, Il. IL. Wright
eman Of Flume, Mr.. Panous.-Rrao j.
-adl. II
loDERN GEETNA GREEN.-Eureka for Z
e time past has been the objective ~ r.
1t for al White Pine seekers for j,
'enael bliss. The reason for this is. il
the nngodly country of Pine BIanco g..
aims not within her boundaries a Se
syman of any denomination what
. and all Christian Posonippers who e
re- the cflEan cord facf,.,1