Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-21

W - " s-~ -.
Bsllam W. Bsllam. set for Gath inst.
continued until Tuesday nest.
James Keely was appointed executor.
without bonds. OF the last will and tesla.
ment Of Patrick Ford. deceased. Il. H.
Taylor appointed attorney for minor
heirs. Geo. Jennings, Dennis Driscoll
and John Mallon appointed appraisers.
Strouse ". Evans-decres Of forsclo-
sure granted a. prayed for. Stay Of ex.
scution granted for 10 days.
Strouss W. Clark-Postponsd until
Friday next.
A vsnirs for ten additional jurors was
issued. Court then adjourned until 10
morrow at 10 A. y.
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Coach AccrDExu.-The Lyon County
Times Of this morning says: Bennetts
Bros big passenger coach. running be-
tween Silver City and Gold Hin. mel
with an accident ON tho down trip yes
terday noon. which resulted In breaking
the pole OF the coach and fracturing the
carpus bones Of Mr.. q. Psndola's wrist.
The accident occurred at the bend above
the Silver Hill works. Repairs have
been made on the grade at this point.
and while passing over 1t u 81 the
wheels dropped into . hole. cracking
the pole short OF and nearly upset
ting tho ''bus." BY prompt work
with tho brake and good manage
nent Of the horses. however. Grandy,
the driver. kept his load right side up.
Mr. Prndola and another passenger
were considerably frightened at first and
leapsd from tho top to the ground. the
former striking on his hands and frao-
turing the bones Of his wrist. The
other passenger sustained . scratch
or two about the knees. Mr.. Pendola
was taken TO the Office Of DR.. Schnabel.
who, with the assistance OF DR.. Kirby.
set the wrist and put the arm In good
shape. No blame can be justly attached
to the driver, n II was one OF those
most natural accidents which occur ON
that grade. and had the pas.
senger remained on the coach no would
have boon all right. SIR. Beunstts has
given the wounded man q n all
the comforts Of the hotel until he Ia able
TO work again.
wnn Doo.-Bob Dsdman Of this
town owns q dog. . cross between .
Scotch terrier and q blsck.and-tan, that
in point OF intelligence Is hard to beat.
Mr.. Dedman Is one OF W. d. q. Gibson's
employees, and IL closely confined TO
business during the week. lie has sun
days to himself. with the exception OF
about half an hour in the morning. after
the expiration Of which time he usually
returns to his residence. During the
working days Of the week. whom he does
not return to his home during the day.
he cannot induce his dog to follow him
down town; but whenever Sunday nr.
rivcs. hc is promptly ON hand and &c.
companies his master with the greatest
alacrity. Those disposed to question
the reasoning faculties Of tho dog species
will please explain in what manner IL is
that he so regularly repeats tho above.
II cannot he that no Is awnrc OF the re-
urn Of tho day from any change in Mr..
Deiman's clothes. for we aro assured
that ho usually wears the same suit sun
day ~ other mornings. The dog evil
IDENTIFY keeps the account OF tho days IN
his mind. The above IL q fact.
CuASosp Hrs Evm. wAn.-It Ia very
seldom that We are called upon to chron-
iele the occurrence Of any low, con-
temptible action on the part OF tho resi-.
den,s Of Gold Hill. We have no thieves
who rob our cemeteries Of tho flowers
planted around the resting place Of the
dead, no physicians who charge ex-
tortionato rates for their services, no
Barbary Coast or ID street brothels.
Our atmosphere Is so pure that even
those who come here depraved, soon
lose their vices. As an instance, vi
will otto the case Of old "Billy." tho
sheep kept at the Eclipse livery stable.
When first brought to Gold Hill from
Virginia hs never missed q morning
without taking his cocktail. He was
also an invetsrate tobacco chever. and
cost some Of the boys q dollar for every
tooth In his head. He Is now one OF
the most exemplary animals in town.
never thinks OF drinking anything but
water. and has forgotten the tasto OF to-
bacco.
That Hay sronr.-Psrhaps a good
story may not Be spoiled by being told =
number Of times, but the best joke in
the world loses its spice when II Ii
dinned into . persons ears on an average
Of twenty-ons times . week. That hay
,tory Of Marx Twain's Is q good one, q
capital one, and our interest In II did
mot fag the frst ave hundred times II
told for OBLIGATION in localixing.
We wish our numerous friends and we'll
wishsrs TO undsrstand. hcwevsr. that
the lesson IL imparts has at Last, after q
protracted struggle. been learned. The
.tory Of course il not . bore. but We
have mastered IL and wish to spare
people needless trouble.
Board OF EQUALIZATION. - County
Clerk Thompson gives official notice in
oar advertising columns to-day that the
County Assessor has filed with him the
Assessment Roll for the fiscal year. 1875,
that the same IL now open for public in
.pection, and that the Board OF County
Commissioners will meet q . Board OF
EQUALIZATION OF the County Clerks Of
Geo from the 2Oth instant till they com.
plete their labors. All interested will
sl...a rssd TIA noiica and intend To tho