Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-10

OF this morning says apout noon yes
terday a horse that vas being driven by
Luther Davis. n hoy Ii years OF age.
son oi l.. Davis. grocery dealer ON South
& street. ran away Mt the cornsrof North
Il and Carson streets. throwing the boy
| out u the wagon anal considerably in
iuring him. The horse became fright.
ened at tho shouting Of persons in his
vicinity and startine TO run the hoy was
bounced of the seat. He chung to the
side Of tho wagon between the wheels
| for some distance, but was at last jolted
of and fell to the ground. when the hind
wheel Of the wagon passed over him.
badly bruising his left arm and left les.
The injured boy was attended by DIR.
Heath. who says he will DO all right in a
week OF two.
vIRsIsI,'s NEW Police foEcE.-At n
meeting 81 the Virginia City Board
Of Police Commissioners las: night, the
following appointments were made
City Jailsr. II. l.. Robey; Captain OF
Police. Isaac hey; regular policemen.
J. c. Kirby. Joel Nsisweind.r. James
Walker, George Gnbble and ". Is. Dam
isls. Thomas Smith was appointed
special policeman for the Second Ward
aud W. 4. simpson special for China
town. Many candidates were in tho
field and there was a good deal OF bal
loting. This throws out q good many
Of the old force, only two-walker and
DISTINGUISHING retained.
Tx BABcocK Fur ENrINorisuER.-B
reference to an advertisement. published
in another column to-day 1t will he -ssr
that the enterprisins firm Of Parker and
Lacey in San Francisco, have purchase
the agency 81 the celebrated Babcocs
ire eitinguishsr and improved chemical
ire apparatus OF the Kimball manufactur'
ing company. Parker and Lacey com
prise one Of the most energetic and reli'
able business firms ON the coast. One
Of the firm will be in Gold Hill and Vir'
ginia City in q very few days. to look
after their interests In this section.
RAILROAD ELrcTioS.-M n meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company. held in vir'
sinis City yesterday. the following OIL
GERS we're duly elected for the ensuing
year ID. D. Mills. President (; ii. VI,
Yerington, Vice President and General
Superintendent ; W. NJ. Thornton, Sec
rotary (; ID. A. Bender. General Freight
Agent /; Bank Of California. Treasurer
III. Hunter. Master OF Transportation
L. Niles. General Ticket Agent G. L,
Mason. Purchasing and Supply Agent
c. l.. Anderson. Chief Engineer; Whit
man / Wood, Attorneys.
Firsr CALrroRSI, DIVIDEND oul
advertising columns to-day will be found
tho official notice OF the first monthly
dividend OF the California Mining Com
many. IL is two dollars per share and
payabls next Thursday. This added Il
tbe similar dividend declared by the Con
,olida,ed Virginia Mining Company,
,wells up n grand total OF SO. 6 5000 the
most magnificent regular monthly divi'
deni ever declared by any mine or or!
body ia the world.
DtssoLurioS or CorARrSrRsIiir.- lie
gal notice is given in u advertising
columns to-day Of the dissolution 81 the
copsrnsrhip heretofore existing between
Tyrrell & Cummings. OF the Union Iron
Works on the Divide. Mr.. Cummings
~r,tircs from the firm, and Phil Reese
comes into Il. The business will here
after be conducted under the frm name
and style 81 Tyrrell X Reese. A good
man leaves the firm. aud two good men
stiil run n good institution.
FLowxns, FLOWERS. Nichols. the
vendsr OF potted towering plants, with
hislittle covered wagon flled with bloom
ing fragrance and green foliage, has be-
come q favored institution OF Gold hiii.
and his daily appearance IL looked ioi
with interest. Roses. heliotropes, and
ali those beautiful floral adornmsnts ars
not naturally plenty hore in Gold Hill,
AID everybody wants a few to put 10
their windows.
Tur Virginia Enterprise says a camel
train loaded with wood came into thai
town night before last. passing along !,
street. Each camel carried about hall
A cord of wood. Some emigrants VINO
happened 10 see the train coisidered u
the event Of their lives.