Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-08

HAND CRUSHED. - James McHenry,
blacksmith at the Belcher hosting works.
met with . painful accident which may
cause him the loss OF his hand. Ho was
engaged In his work. and carclessly placed
his right hand on the anvil under the
heavy steam trip hammer. This hammer.
which weighs over 1000 pounds. came
down upon tho fiat Of McHenry's hand.
mashing tho fingers perfectly fiat.
This Was at about II o'clock last night.
DR.. schnsbel was called 10 care for tho
wounded man. He amputated the index.
second and third fingers, removing half an
inch Of tho second metacarpal bone OF the
hand. Tho operation was carefully per-
formed and DR.. Schnabel hopes to q '
the remainder Of the hand.
RrruRsrp.-Major Z. A. sherman, &C
by his family. returned to Gold
Hill last Wednesday. The Major has been
all over creation since leaving here and
has seen everything that IL worth seeing,
including tho great Centennial Exposition.
He came back satisfied. and Is willing to
settle down and live quietly In Gold Hill
until the next Centennial.
FREionr RECEIPTS. - The following
iroIshts for Gold Hill and Virginia City
were received during tho twenty.four
hours ending at IL o'clock y. today:
Wool, .. eAia h.s,o, 2 y,
aonr . ~ fr,n,trre' 3of salt' 1 on grain.
: 81 sa,o.,. al n, cosl
EXCURSION tickots 10 Reno and return
during the Fair will cost but three dollars.
That will DO cheap enough 10 enable sven
our Democratic friends 70 take . Dsth IN
sn ~ a.. ns,,o.r.,ic ..rinm "a, i.
-. h,,N. w. ~ hsrts ~ ~, r,xor
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A LOVE- fEAsr.-There will DO \ big
timo Al the Gold Hill Hayes and Wheeler
Club this evening. Judge Leonard. John
IL. Harris and H. ~; DAggc't viii SPEAK,
n biii ulpson win sing so,o. Iho
pupiic Is geherai'y 'h'''ea' Ahu '"iie' III
parucuiAr'
The weather was quite pleasant yester-
lay and the prospects are good for q ane
day at the Miners Union picnic to-mor.
When ~ H. nncomior'aoiy cola IN
uoid hiil or virginia, larson sun rohiaihs
~ pleasant temperature
DUNNO tho fair In Reno q special train
will be run between that place and vir-
yinia City. II will leave Virginia at 7 In
The morning, and arrive at the fair grounds
" i0:2s. Returning II will leave the
ground :: l;aS ?. N. and arrive II Vir-
fuhLic 'aas' Aeo.' ne-
publican candidate Tor the position OF su.
prone Judge. will address the Republicans
81 the firs. . Se'onn nA ssnhns NH
si,o snesL. and a large crowd will DO In
,%ttcnJSnoe.
- " -
-. A.. ....s.a,ns q, A.. now u..
cSjns,v sor The GouId and Curry il corr.
pIetcd. and the homework will soon DO
Nearly all Of the machinery
10 on the ground
Doc BENTON, the chief stage and livery
man Of Ormsby county, was In Gold Hill
ov~sr;no. Ia rode bome 10 Carson NJ
o'clock behind . pair Of his finest Arab
steeds. and e1pec'ed 70 mAAc oa'son III
~ m'huN''
UNION '"" "~' D .'
~, iaoa up o.. hr.voIv an II IL
LII irn,nvins tho iooLs ~ that mart OF
Virginia City.
The ConosrR's CONFERENCE.-The ply.
,,ci,ns attending Coroner MAYER, who has
been 81 deaths door ior several weeks
WINK h'" 'nA W." ~" ~"
The railroad boys are being paid OF
T~weh.y-ao,ls, p'e.es a., 'lnS,o
on ana "a Inc car.
80. ,,x 1900. ., or.
,.n Irnu ,hinnsd 10 ,bs different mills
on Carson river.
urrox.. py,ru.-Aetins Coroner Cox
will hold an inquest into the death Of
John Hilton, the suicide. this evening at
o'''
A SPLENDID fsgstaff 10 10 DO placed on
the top Of virgins City's hnest building
the International ho~''
TIE American fia' aye AND Mheoici
Club held Its regular weekly meeting last
evening"