Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-30

IN . week Gold Hill pans out o lev dis
turbsrs Of the peace. Saturday evening
a man named VIM. Gotta was found ly.
ing near the yellow Jacket hosting
works, with an ugly looking cut on his
head. and his clothes covered with
blood. II was q case Of beingdrunk and
falling over an smbankment. He was
taken into custody. -. Yesterday = fight.
IN which James Dram mot our Jimmy,
sam Holden and Billy Buviek took q
hand. came OF at Charley Tobsnsr's
saloon. Holden bit q piece out Of
Grams hand in the melee. and 10 held
TO appear on the double charge Of
mayhem and assault and battery. Tho
Others had Q simple charge OF assault
and battery entered against than. Dram
Is In . bad streak OF luck. N In the only
other fight he has had In ten years he
had . pieco bit out Of his nose. We
have never heard u intimAted that
IL was too long. either. or that he has
been In tho habit Of running Il into
other peoples business.
RrSAwAr.-Mr. II. Harris, tho well.
known asssyer OF Gold Hill. met with q
serious accident about z o'clock Satur.
day evening. which viii b apt 70 lay
him up for ONO time. He and Mr..
Richter. Of Virginia City, we're going to
Steamboat Springs in . buggy. when
the horse driven took fright At some
thing and ran away. between the toll and
halfway house on the Geiger Grade.
Both gentlemen were thrown out OF the
buggy. but Mr.. Richter escaped with
,iieht injuries. Mr.. Harris was not so
fortunate. He received a painful cut on
the left side Of his head. above tho ear.
and q cut AMI severe bruise on his face.
besids 3 being badly hurt on the back and
N Of his hips. The horse. which be-
longed TO Mr.. Harris son. ran a. far a.
he halfway house. He made q total
~reck Of the buggy. but escaped injury
to himself.
DIED OF Hrs INJURIES. WIN Hender-
son. who was 50 terribly injured by q
o,ast in the Belcher mino on the 10Th
Instant. died OF his injuries at 4 o'clock
lis morning. II will be remembered
hat his body was fairly riddled with
p.eccs Of rock from the waist up. His
ijuriss. an account Of which was given
4 the time. were 10 serious that II 10
aonderful he survived 10 long. His fu-
njral will take place from his former
csidsncs, near the Bslchsr hosting.
aorks. at 10 A. u. tomorrow. The
Coroner was notified Of his death this
i forming. and Al inquest will probably
D, held tomorrow.
No Trick At ALL.-One OF tho class
sho think they can do anything that
anybody else can. was badly sold on the
rivide this morning. He VA watching
man breaking pig iron. and casually
Unmarked that iron wasn't very hard to
leak. after all. This not being con-
sonceded by the party addressed, q bet
sas made that the ~bystandsr could not
S,eak q certain piece within . specified
line. He was surs he could "bust +" II.
ut lie didn't. and lost his five ON
40 strength Of his conceit.
PERSONAL. W. James, one OF
lie pioneers OF the Comstock. paid n
riit to this Office to-day and ''set
en- up" for the boys. lie looked rs
Apply u " there Was no suspension OF
.ho bank. tho cnuse Of which IL that,
iss a sensible man. be has taken a life
partner unto himself. He says no has
sained ever 80 much avoirdupois since
he happy event. Call and Bee US again.
tn, wr,,vrp Thu WAN, we,tb.r
- =. -. a..
IN. mast .irh, or ton weeks took n very
sudden leave Of absence last evening.
Heavy coats and additional bed-clothes
acre the order OF the night. Sutro
managed to head us on considerably.
However. Tor leo q sixteenth OF An inch
n thickness formed there last sunday
',io OF i.0s-A s,e.' many poo
p'e '"s,"'A no"sn' 'nA' ''m' a'ss'
sist had broken . csse Of perfumes on
.he streets this morning. Investigation
proVsu 'ha' nau -ous'eu IN 'ne
,,reet. Laborrrs were set to work 10
End out the trouble and repair damages
Is o rs possible.
Hmm At m po.r.oyy,cx.-Lstt.r.
addressed to tho following parties are
hall nj the Gold Hill P~ost.o6Bc,. They
,nnnot BE- forwarded until the proper