Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-31

RUNAWAY AND PAINFUL IxJuRr.-
About 1880 =. N. yesterday, M Robt.
Lindsay. accompanied by a young son
Of Col. ]. q. Fair. was returning to
Virginia over the Goiger Grade. his
horse took fright at an Indian CAM
poodle, on the side Of tho road. about
$40 yar,ls beyond tho toll.housc. four
iailes out Of town, and started to run
away. There was al abrupt turn in the
road. but u few yards ahead. and in
making this the buggy was upset.
throwing Lindsay and tina boy out. Tho
latter escaped unhurt: but in trying To
protect him, Lindsay neglected his own
safety. and fell heavily to the ground.
A good deal Of skin wa. torn from his
forehead. and both hips so badly bruised
~ 10 confinc him TO bed last evening.
His horse ran but q few rods after the
bng.y upset, when the lines caught in
the wheels and brought him to a very
sudden stop. Mr.. Lindsay will probably
be all right in a few days.
SrArisricAL.-ws have received from
the publisher. a COPY Of the ''staiisti-
cisn."a monthly publication, Of abou,
40 pages. neatly and conveniently ar
ranged in pamphlet form. A. its name
indicates. u N filed with statistical in
formation arranged in editorial and tab
ular form relative to whatever business
men or travellers in the Pacific section
Of Uncle sam dominions wish to know.
including area and population OF the
United States. tablss Of weights aud
measures. U. \. postal regulations and
post-ofhce., Pacific coast distances.
nights OF mountains. annual mineral and
agricultural yield and n great variety OF
other information. II Is u valuable httle
book for reference. John II. Manis Is
compiler, and l.. L. McCarty, publisher.
I2J Washington street, San Francisco
- per year or two bits per copy.
Tns PIcsic SATURDAY. - Tho CON-
binaiion picnic Of the Methodist and
Presbyterian Sunday schools Of Gold
Hill and Virginia. las. Saturday, an a.
fair which shows tho increasing liber-
atty % tho churches in laying aside
their sestarian p~rejudicc-, passed on
10 the satisfaction Of all who attended,.
Eight cars in all left Gold Hill and Vir-
ginia. The liberslity Of Mrs. Bowers
IN giving them tho use Of the Mansion
and grounds for u merely nominal price.
wa. an act of kindness for which the
members of the two churches desire to
return their sincere thanks. Airs.
Bowers has built an additional story to
tho Mansion this year. and spared
neither pains nor expense TO make her
place the most attractive OF any in the
state.
Nsw Goou~.-Banner brothers, cor
ner Of & and Taylor streets. Virginia.
have Just received tho very latest assort-
men, Of Spring and Summer clothing,
Tn. stock at this establishment in com.
pleto. including suits Of all styles and
qualities. for men AMI boys. tents
furnishing goods, blankets, trunks,
yalises. hats and caps 81 tho very latest
fashions, and everything appertainlns
TO n fnt.class clothing store, can be
found at this emporium OF fashion.
Their prices are proportionate to the
quality Of goods desired. and those wish
ing Ia purchase anything in their line,
eau always rely on fair and honorable
treatment. Give them . call, and CEN.
rare their prices with others.
CLoruISo.-whcnever you require an
elegant and durable suit Of clothes, or .
n strong steel ribbed trunk TO keep them
in. 60 TO Reinstein & Wolf. Main street.
Gold Hill. next door 10 the Bank OF CAL
~ifornio. They keep IA OF the finest
clothing c%mporiums, and most accom-
molatins corps Of clerks 10 attend 10 the
wants Of their customers. to os ieund
in the State. Anything that a gentle
ina wants for ornamsnt or comfort in
the line Of dress cnn DO procured fer
rates 40 reasonable ~ 10 place them
within the means OF all. For particu-
lars OF tho articles which they keep con-
.tuntly ON hand, see their advertisement
in another column.
vmaINIA PoLicE ARRrsrs. The fol-
lowing parties were arrested by the Viz
GINA City police during tho last two
DAYS: Peter Dolan. arrested by Smith
and Higbse, Cor drunken conduct; Rose
Williams and Miss Camille. by Willis
and Smith: Zavioca. by Scott, and Ber-
tha. by Mills, for violating a city oriin-
Ancs; Pat Riley. BY kiley aud MeCarty,
for drunken conduct; wm. ii. smith.
by End.rs. for disturbing tho peace;
Thomas James and Henry jenkins. by
smith and Hisbee. upon the same
charge; Miss Camille. by Scott. for 'io'
ls,ing a city ordinance. and {. =. Brown
by kiley and MeCarty, for being drunk
and asleep.
PIrrE's OrERA IIoUsx.-M the lovers
Of excellent music and rare fun. Who
can manage to got into the Opera House
during the engagement OF Mrs. James
A. Oates. and her comic Rnglish opsra
,roupe. should not fail to attend. The
troupc il the largest and best .eleeted
AZ INV ,Lat has ever been in Virginia,
and have the advantage Of thorough ac-
auaintanco with tho parts they are going
10 lake, ~ tusN hass
many months. Mr.. Piper has also en-
gagged All excellent orchestra band to Ms
sist. Don't fail to see them to'nlShi'
II YOU can got in the house.
SAVINGS And LOAN BAsK.-Ws desire
10 call attention to the advertisement IN
another column under head OF new
To-day" Of the Masonic Savings II
Loan Bank. san Francisco. Money re-
ceivcd on torn and ordinary deposit
dividends paid semi-annually: loans
made ON approved security. Thi. ,n-
.titution il well established. Is under
tho most responsible management, N
10 in . healthy and prosperous eondi-
ton.
PsrsosALs.-C Captain Thomas q. Tay'
lor. Superintendent OF the Yellow
Jacket mine, returned to Gold Hill q
day or two ago, after m absence OF sew.
ersi weeks. General j. A. Garfield.
of Ohio. and tho Oates Troupe from
6. r.,..n arrived in Virginia by