Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-19

occurred at the switch that runs out
from the main Virginia and Truckse rail.
road to McFarland's lumber yard, which
resulted in the death, . few hours later.
OF Eugene Kelly. n lai about fourteen
years u age. A number OF cars were
standing on tho track nsa the Gould
and Curry ore-house loaded with heavy
mining machinery and lumber. when
hall a dozen boys climbed aboard the
cars Just as they were being backed up
the Hids-track. The cars had moved but
q short distance when that on which the
boys were seated. and which contained
the heavy castings. jumped The track.
throwing BOYS, castings and all ON
against the side OF q pile OF lumber.
Eugene Kelly was thrown against q pile
Of timbers and 10 10 thought was struck
across the abdomen by the projecting
point OF n heavy piece OF machinery. A
boy named Murphy had his foot caught
between u casting and tho timbers and u
was some time before he was released.
His leg Wa not broken but Was consid-
erably bruised. The others saved them
selves by juuping in various directions
A the crash came. Ii was at once seen
that young Kelly was very ~seriously in
iurei. He was removed TO the residence
Of his parents a. soon as possible. q
there died about 40 o'clock last even
ing. His injuries were principally in-
ternal. A small cut WAS visible near the
right hip. but internally the boy vas
nearly cut In two. lie Was attended by
DIR. Hopkins, who from the first had no
hopes Of his recovery. An inquest will
DO held this evening at $50 o'clock by
Coroner Mayer.
MEXICAN Wan vrrxhASs.-h a meet
ing Of the MEXICAN Veterans Of the
several counties Of the State. held sven-
ing before Last in Carson City, for the
purpo.s Of organizing q State Assoeis
ton, tho following officers were elected:
President. Judge George q. Barry OF
Humboldt; Vice observation-disclosures L.
HAYDEN Of washoe. W. Frank Stewart
of Storey, A. ID. Treadwell OF Ormsby;
Recording Secretary. James Hunt OF
Ormsby; Corresponding Secretary,
Colonel William 0arrsit; Treasurer.
Judge William Patterson. A resolution
was offered that the State Of Nevada
be represented at Philadelphia ON July 4.
1876, by a delegation OF Mexican
Veterans, and that for that purpose q
suitable banner 30 provided by the Sec
rotary. aud that q committee lie appoint
sd To solicit subscriptions for raising a
fund for the purpose Of purchasing said
banner. The following named persons
ware appointed such committee: jaime.
Hunt OF Carson. Major L. b. Stonehill
Of Virginia, e.. u. Zabriskie Of Silver
City, il. W. lie Van OF Eureka, Judge
Berry OF Humboldt, J. b. Van Hasnn Of
Phoebe, Mr. Richardson Of washoe. A
vote Of thanks vas rendered the press OF
the State for their kindness. etc. The
Association then adjourned to meet at
the call Of the President or Vice Presi'
dent.
episcopal CHracn CONSTIPATION
The newly erected Episcopal Church at
Silver City will be eonsecraisd at 7:'o
on Sunday evening next. Dishop
O. W. Whitaker o~ficiating. The srsc.
ton and completion OF the building was
tho work Of Rev. w. X. Jenvsy. the
Rector. assisted by q number OF the lib
.ral and e~hariiably disposed citizens OF
Silver City. The church was erected
under very adverse circumstances. hav-
ing. after its commencement, been en'
tirsly demolished by q severe storm; but
the Rector would ltsten 10 no such word
as fail. and the people OF Silver have .
lust right to feel proud 81 the success
that has attended hi. enterprise. and
given them 30 beautiful and comfortable
a place Of worship.
Crnxrx's Enthusiastically evening
a mule OF the long hungry variety,
hitchsd to dump-,srt, came nosine along
where Currie. the a~uctionser. keeps his
stock Of flowers and shrubs displayed for
sale. They looked good, and the mule
thought hs would see ifthey tasted good.
Selling n large ross-bush in his mouth
he s,slksd away. taking pot and all.
That dinner cost the autionssr y oo.
A poker.player. who saw ths trans-
says that mule got away with the
pot on a BLUM.
WILLIAM II. Brxpr.-The death OF
Billy Bundy yesterday caused . feeling
Of general regret throughout this COM
in which hs is so well known
and with which he had made himself "
The sympathy Of all our pso-
pis coss out to 6sreaved and g!isf,
stricken parents. who are now deprived
the last son left them, and upon whom
they had looked a. the support and COM
fort Of their old age.
Pnosr,soG W. FnAsK srrwAHr went
Town to Carson to find warm weather.
lie says he found II no warmer there IMAM
here.