Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-27


Az ElcIrrNo AccpkSr.-Another big
spur wheel WAS brought upby the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad yesterday. The car
containing II WAS being ''set out ON the
.ide-track In order that IL might be I'M
loaded. when II WAS cut loose from the
train Il was found that the brake Was not
strung enough 10 hold II. and the car with
its immense Load started with fearful
rapidly down the track. Just In front OF
The rushing car. at the point where the
side aud main tracks meet. . little girl was
standing. seemingly unconscious OF her
great danger. Conductor Charlie. Thrsii
caught sight Of the little QUO. and at the
risk Of his own life jumped In and rescued
her. II WAS the work OF . moment. No
time for thought was given and little time
for action. but the deed was accomplished
A. coolly and quietly a. II II had been an
every day event. Mr.. Thrall Ii possessed
Of great presence Of mind. aud Ia deserving
81 much credit for his action. II he had
permitted the car 10 20 on down the main
track II wonll have run into the second
section Of the train and probably. you'd
have smashed up things generally. BY
turning Il to the side track ~ he did. no
material damage wAs done. Two draw
head. were mashed and three empty cars
we're run OF the end Of the rails-that Was
all.
Tur H~oMsE-cAR Porr.-He has broken
out In Gold Hill. An ambitious youth liv-
ing In thi. town sends M the following
note with the subioined poetry: ma.
NEws piezs publish thiss poetry from yore
yum but aspireing friend" The poetry
l. given. The bari first ~admonisheth the
wise one- In their duty 10 the press: eli
you know q thing that's rich and raire.
give the same Ia the reportaire; . rcd.hot
murder. the tempter's snaire. with all the
particulars he will PREPARE. and tell Just
what il guod and fAire; ~ give. fellows.
give with care. give the news 10 the repor-
taire." lie next waileth and mourneth
with the fraternity In general. and chideth
the wicked and the profane: ''when you
receive the newspspalre from the industri-
Gus and reliable carriairc. II u not right 70
cursr and swaire because of the bulls OF
the editaire. or the terrible lies OF the re-
portaI.e, the ignorant marks Of the proof
reaiaire and improvements Of the intelii-
gent eompo~itaire. Remember You are not
the proprietaire. but only Q common sub
scribairr. w curse not. friends. speak
with caire: cure o tho bn~s OF the news
papaire." II il thought the writer 81 this
will not survive.
TEE Orr-pooR CoScKRI.-An ueces-
sary arrangements are being made 10 have
the Fourth 81 July songs . grand success.
Quite q number Of the be~t singers from
Gold Hin and Virginia City have con-
.rnted 20 assist upon the occasion, and
Mr.. II. II. Lindsay. the manager. 10 doing
ali he csn to help the cause. AL interest,"
Ell In the matter will meet In Masonic
Hall. Virginia Ctr. next Thursday even
ing. at which time and place . rshearal
will be had and the final srrsngemenn
Agreed upon. The hall contains . tlne or
gan and afforjf good accommodation Tor
the singers.
TIE CAxrIs To Assisr. Andy Peasley.
who /. going to engineer the grand beacon
fire ON the summit Of Mount Davidson on
The night Of the coming Fourth. visited
Gold Hill . day or two since and procured
i've cords Of pitch-pine wood from Thomas
Gallagher for the purpose. This wood
will BE- packed 10 the top OF the mountain
ON the backs Of eamels, he having already
chartered Q lot Of them for the pnrposs
from Carson river. II will make those
animals hump themselves IN pack Al thai
heavy wood mp thai steep bit OF hill.
crsrrxxilL BALL AT cARsos.-Ths
xidsaxale and patriotic citizens OF The
STATE Capital are going 10 gives grand
Centennial ball next TueAday evening:
July 9Th. and among the numerous invl.sa
guests We are happy TO DO included. ~
Carson people poPose doing mp ne ceIe.
brstion Of the coming Fourth In NE oe,,
style ever seen In this STATE. and TINS peii
in the cyeping will be the most plsasuraoie
and satisfactory imaginable.