Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15
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w pAo'foo "6ahSs Wihih6 eSoauehsopshoy
are bound 10 occur occasionally. The
greatest forethought cannot mako pro-
vision for everything that can happen.
While this Ia evidently true, II Is also
Just an true that very many serious ac-
cidents can lie. and are prevented by
using proper precautions. Any one
who has been up and down mining shafts
much, must have noticed what q poor
chance there 10 for men 10 hold TO IN
empty cage. II would certainly not DO
much Of q job 10 construct q cage. 30
that II would DO as impossible for q man
aboard to fall of. AZ Il would b for him
TO fall out OF one OF the cars in ordinary
u,e at the mines. The shocking acct
dent at the Consolidated Virginia mine
yesterday. and the no less frightful one
at tho Ophir q few days ago. are certain.
ly attributable to the fact that there was
nothing to hold the men aboard. While
talking with . gentleman, yesterday.
about tho great number Of serious and
fatal accidents that have occurred In tho
mines by men falling of the cages, he
suggested a plan for preventing all such
accidents. 80 simple that II In n wonder
something Of the kind has not been in
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inS ,ock' nau 'neI' o yn Gan
me ,ih1 on INV eng a NIL ns.n.
ua.eu Virginia .ne man ..HsH,a
hA ~ M w" W;u Nv, .oma m ,ho
mining men axe the matter IN manu-
Anu sos ,Lo, ii, nrsvan, ,n.n
nom falling off CAGES. oven should a
whole load Of them faint away
Axoru,p r,r,1. M,Srso ACCIDENT
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man. zen uoWn . Sn"'' " 'h' o0.
dated Virginia inine yesterday q was
killed. Tho mon were coming up out
OF the mine at the time, and Bourcior
was one Of nine OH a cage. He had
been complaining Of feeling unwell du-
ring the day, hut had still kept on at
work. IL Il supposed that he tainted
while ON the care Going to the surface,
and fell on, Hc Tell almost Inc entire
or, MI, y, All ssmhlansa 10 \ human being
II took two hours to collect his remains;
portions OF his body being gathered all
the way down the shan. Deceased was
thirty-seven years OF age, and uninar'
nsd. The Coroner held an inquest on
the remains ut IL n. to day.
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lifEhs ofshA hocs-aI r'Pes
will leave for San Francisco tomorrow
Sunday evening. for the purpose Of
birin, AN orchestra band. He has en-.
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gasea ,re ee'eol -
posas a,SaPe' wSo iii oUsr !. tSs
Opera House, Virginia City. May 3lst,
.nu remain on, ,,sx .,,;,a P,oisssor
CLARK will give a concert at the Opera
House, during two or three successive
evenings. A. ID. Billings and II. q.
Marsh will also take q benefit before
their arrival, both OF which entertain
msnts will be duly announced.
IT,. v,.ru-u ,h.,s Ia INV one
IN.
thing in tho world mat ousht 10 please
everybody, Il Is the weather that favors
,h;. section. stiu II in A sad fact that
there are people s1oasnso
go ~s," .om,,aininc Of The heat and
the cost Of ice, and wishing for a breeze
80 that they might get a breath Of air.
They got that yesterday. and then
growled about the dust. This morning
there was just the incest kind OF a little
snow storm, and the same people were
wanting to know IL We were going to
have sleighing on tho It'll OF July. Some
people arc very hard to please.
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and Jury last evening finished their IN
quest
VINO aieu OF .n' T ,SII -. ~ ~ inv
,sr".,' They and that the deceased
came to his death from injuries received
in tho Belcher mine. by the falling Of u
plank. caused by the carclessness Of the
mon appointed 10 place the planks in
the chute. and recommend that q DIFF
fsrent mode OF sending planks down
from station to station DO adopted.
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Jay. M Professor j. n. Flint was turn
ing from Y aown mo Street, u SUI
den gust OF sina S.sw rom inc seepna-
story oalcony on s"eres' I've,
saioDn, .sssr. n,c ~ sunrort a.
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