Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
CALIFORNIA IrrMs.

The Marysville appeal OF the I'D In
slant says: A fearful cutting ARRAY 90
| CURED on the farm OF General 10
| Hamilton about six miles above Colusa
on Saturday night. between two Of the
men employed on the farm, named
Fred Rcckart and George Campbell.
The affair originated from q very trivial
matter. and although there were other
parties In the room ut the time. No one
thought that anything serious had 70.
suited from their scufiie. II seems that
Campbsll and Rsokart got into a dis.
puts about something. and one word
brought on another until they became
angry. Campbell. II is said. started
toward Rsckart, who vas sitting on q boz
cutting up some tobacco with O jack.
knife, but Rsckart told him not to come
any furthsr-that II he did ho would
hurt him. Campbell then stepped back
and went to his bed, and then made
another advance toward Reckart. when
the latter jumped up and the two
clinchsd. They were finally parted, and
IL was found ON examination thai
Campbell had been stabbed eleven times.
Reckart surrendsd himself to General
Hamilton, who was there on o visit,
and Marshal Arnold went out and
brought the prisoner In. Campbsll. Is,
Of course. In q prscarious condition.
The Truckes Republican says: The
wives Of Smith and Charlton. who have
occupied the same premises wherein
Charlton shot and killed Smith o few
days ago. claim that the ghostly figure
Of Smith frequently visits the house.
making most hideous noises and causing
them great CONSERVATION. Some per.
sons who seem 10 have q desire to worry
the women have sent them occasional
purportsd kilograms from Nevada City,
In which Is set forth the fact OF Charl.
tons suicide by hanging, which coming
to them during their nervous excite.
ment, has caused their horror to know
NO bounds. It IL said they cannot be-
persuaded to 90 near the house at pres.
snt, but have taken quarters elsewhere,
and are still In momsntary mar OF Sec
Ing the vision OF Smith where they now
are.
The Nevada Transcript OF Wednesday
says On Friday afternoon tome villain
went 10 the Gold Run trestls work and
laid q complete trap TO throw the train
~ .uo e's.,,
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As aL".. ar y,.S a.. a. :.
wo' a : ny ~ n'sI, 1
IL. .'.e ~ .h"n, ~. osr,.r ~ NJ
.,".I.~o,. - n,.,sd ,sras h.mmsr
az III 49,, T. ns.S In hrsst;ns roct
Il was ineeniousl, arranged, and wedgsd
In % that when the train came In con.
tact with II a general smash-up would
DO the result. Fortunately. however.
the section men won't over the road, and
discovered II, and Il was removed before
the regular passenger train came up.
,-sn,,.m.r nm from Marvsville a fsv
;r,o,ms ,hs .di,o, of ,hs Ssn
Jn.n T,..s ,Sss ! WAS obont
sSin. as.sn,s.S =, ,hat ci;y haS,na yor
;ts eb;.st he construction Of \ railroad
from Marysyiils 10 s~martsyille. Tho
road Is to be either a narrow. gauge or a
prismoidal. He had NO doubt concern
ing the construction Of tho road, ~
many OF the San Francisco capitalists
interested In mines at Smartsville and
Sucker Flat were determined to take
hold Of the matter and put II through.
II was his opinion that q narrow.gauge
road could be constructed from Mays
vile to Smartsvills for less than $780,
700. and he thought over halt the
amount required could Dc raised NJ
omaf's'iiie anu III 'nA' VICINITY
The San Francisco Cau Of yesterday
says: Supervisor Gibbs, Chairman OF
the Hospital Committee OF the Board oil
Supervisors. has a project 10 establish a
library at the Almshouse for the Z
elusive use OF the inmates. and will call
the attention Of the Board TO the matter
ON Monday next. Mt. Gibbs intends TO
make o large contribution OF 0
himself. n Dr: teary' one Of the
physicians ~ tho insutuuoh, announces
nis =. s'''s WV
umes h''Ay.
The Sacramento Bee Of Friday says t:
Passengers by TO days overland express
train from the East state that q little
unpieasantness occurred on the trip
which came near resulting fatally. -Four
tIamps boarded the train. and were put
on ~ humooint Meiis ny 'ne ,tS'nmen.
Just az .ne ram was leaving ,ne epo
tnsso aisw pls.ois sna COM
inencea hI,ns in.o .ne .,nrn, y 1lase-
man ana the nswsooy "auuy hau :"
very haf'ow eScaPo.
Lns oacran nv no'nu om'Dr ~,
.eiuay N.Y. lns IVY ueo'ss rey, WY
~ noeussu o' en nAsaut mu'uot sn'
cniio I.ue rrsemnn, ,h ~asn'ps'os
wa yes'e'aay, ~ 'ss'ce oiVus' ooo
m ,ua 70 D M. sn9 q $500,
.ns.,,ss tn. n.s. hss nan az, for az.
sa,;n.,;., 49,. Jn.,;os Cronss Oc,o.
49,. . , .,Irv Tn. iittls r;,I who
~. a.s.ri,.d con,iuues 10 .isaaily Inn.
prove in condition.
n, a.. ,s,h =, s.n,.uh.r q, ,ha nm.
~.rd ,r;n ~ ,hs scboonsr .Jobn Nc.
Cai,a.ah - aho.,wa,., R.r William
Yomsn' a vhile In a state Of
dslirium' iumned overheard and was
drowned before assistance could reach
him. He was q native Of Hanover,
aged "A years.