Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22

Bor HpRr.-Henry Stutzman. a boy
ten years old. son Of Nicholas S,utzman,
an engineer ut tho Hale & Norcross, was
knocked down and trodden upon by a
buggy team. about 3 p. NJ. yesterday.
lie wa standing on the corner Of & and
Union streets. Virginia, watching n dog
killing some rats that had been turned
loose in tho street, and stcpred in the
way Of the team, which was passing
along at a slow pace. One OF the horses
stepped ON his left wrist. INJECTING q d.
neonal wound about two inches long.
Singularly enough the bones Of the wrist
were not fractured. He also received
several severe bruises on his forehead.
DIR. Harris attended him.
DIkp or his ISJuEIks.-fred. PolleS.
who fell down the 0verman shaft, a dis
lance Of fifty feet. on tho 18th instant
died OF his injuries at 4 r. N. Yesterday:
Deceased was a native Of Prussia, AMI
has no relatives in this place. He was
possessed Of some property IN mining
stocks. ETC.. which he disposed OF oy
will two days previous to his death,
Uo was a member Of the Gold Hill
Miners Union. Under whose auspices
IA. will 10 buried ut $50 p. -. to-mor-
row. Coroner Mayer will hold an IN
auost into tho circumstances attending
his death next Monday at l2:3O o'clock
wurRs IT CAME Fnox.-Many per-
sons who passed over the Divide yestcr'
day afternoon hal their curiosity e.
cited about n trail Of blood that was OBJ
ssryable for quito q distance. Al some
of the saloons In that quarter have
rather n bad reputation. IL Was feared oy
MANY who saw the blood that some one
had been cut or stabbed In one them.
The blood came from tho nose OF aboy'
who had an argument with one oil his
companions.
VIRGINIA PoLIcx CouRr.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted in this
Court yesterday: Lizzio Cronan. on two
separate charges Of disturbing the peace,
was fined $50 for each. John Turpin
for being drunk and d~isorderly. was
fined $40. or ten days in jail. Hugh
McAel for being drunk. forfeited so.
X. =. Bmdner. arrested by officer Mills
for safe keeping. was. after an examina-
ton. sent to the County Hospital. as in.
sane.
Nrw HypnISr.-Tho town Of Gold
Hill has placed a hydnni. hose, etc,
for FIRE purposes. near the Baltic Switch.
The water from this hydrant is to be
used only for fire purposes. Sandy Me
Martin, Chief Of the Fire Department,
says that 10 parties living Ia the neigh
borhood Of the hydrant are caught
using water from the hydrant, III VII
be made very hot for them"
Mons SrAMrs.-The letters addressed
to the following parties are held at the
Gold Hill postoficc for additional post
nee: Aupustin Dault. County OF Hor-
mont. Province Of Ontario; Emile Le-
pau,t, County Of Hormont, liant. Can.
ada; Pierre Sewage. st. Augustin, Can
ada East: Alex Gregnon. Clerenee 81
Ottawa, Province OF Ontario.
CmASor on PnoPRixronsHir.- There IL
n rumor going the rounds to tho effect
that the Virginia E,ssing cAro.isk !,
likely 10 be purchased hy . certain wen
known party, formerly OF Virginia City.
ID. Z. Mccarthy. OF San Francisco. Is
making negotiations forts purchase We
aro informed.
OnISo Turx. = Sandy McNiartin'
Chief Of the Gold Hill Fro Department
and his Assistants. wore trying all The
hy,lrants in Gold Hill last evening" to
sec that they were in good working or
der. They oiled the screws OF tns
check. valves Of all. so that they shouia
work freely.
Isqunsr.-The Coronsr's Jury u
not agree yesterday on q verdict regard
inc tho circumstances that eaused the
aeciden, at tho Ophir mine. BY which
Samuel Day was m~ortally injured, \
the case was continued till IL y. so-dAy'
H.Lr.xIsr. The flag on Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill. is al hAli.mas,
to-day. in honor Of the memory !, rtsa
Pollex, who died at 4 r. y. yesterday