Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-19

and remarked that he thought he
would shoot of Q few cartridges Just for
the sake Of the practice. He said he had
been out riding. and Is be was feeling .
little cold and stif be would
SIT DOWN AND sHoor.
He shot two strings Of six shots each
and commercial on the third string. MUIR
dock Mckenzie was loading the gun and
the boy Blakeley was marking. Tho third
shot was fred and Mckenzie. after loading
the gun. returned II TO 0sbiston. Joo
came from behind his bullet-proof station
to mark and call the result OF the shot,
and, a. those who wore present thought,
had gone back. Osbiston raised the gun,
but before he got II 10 his shoulder II went
on. The bullet struck the boy high up ON
the right temple. and no fell senseless TO
the floor. Mckenzie went to the boys as
sistancc at once and carried him out from
tho station. Mckenzie held Joe
In his arms for several minutes, tho
wound bleeding ct q fearful rate all the
time. Joe recovered sufficiently to recog.
nizc his friend and asked:
"Charley. what's the mattorf"
Charley Ia the name by which Mckenzie
Ia familiarity known.
Mckenzie said: Joe. nre you hurt
muchp"
"No." lie replied. "let me up"
placed on . table.
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ofA'h o'sN" ~ WV "o1
Drs. Van Zandt and Conn were sent Tor
md were soon present. After being placed
~ ,ho ,,bIa Ina how .e.mea IN bscoms
NV '
unconscious, and simply once
twice In 4 feeble voice, TAKE mo out
here take me OUT OF here'
The skill OF the physicians avaiied moi,
In icss al twenty mlnutos Al's, ny
mot was nreu Joseph nlskeie! ~ usAu'
died with the smile OF youthiui inno-
renee n beauty upon his lips. he was
never sunicientiy conscious W comprehenu
The nature OF his wound u really did
not know what killed him..
A.. W. Perkins. the druggist, anu . gen.
lleman named were present anu
what assistance tncy couIu. ny
ne m the boy breathe hls ias' grUup
irisnds hAa eoiecSu Arounu 'ns NJ
Ssbi.ton wa. the mo.t misersble.
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+, ~. .conx n, nj. .,iri,. Uo vou,d
.;u,n,,, S,v. lain down Nj. own liza n
S",nn \. oor,5 h.vo h,or,h, h,ot
y W uo'ns NO sou.u ""V 'eu'
he bloom OF health to those dimpled
'heeks, now so cold In death.
When u was dcnhitoly KNOWN ina tno
roy was dead M oso's,oh staggered io,In
rom the gaiitIy ~ . ,rAmc " MIMI 'na'
,ot undergone a similar ordeal. He went
to the County Jail aud delivered
ilinstn up 20 on 81 ~. A Snm. mS,.h rs'
nest was granted. peputy sheriff simp.
accompanied him as a representative
the iaw' Ihe sherln : ae'1n ln WIS
Inv =. ,horo can nv ma douSt ,hs, Inc sad
~, No. on,ircIv secidcntsI'
NJ pistaiox 10 hox,s ia,hsr Wa, Inn.
,s,i.,a,s ;nsc,msd ~ H. AL cs,,strorhe.
.",inaS y, ,ha ssoo,ins .sIisrv
, ~ homn go ,ha So,,h rsnsoiiJ..
~ % vins.iu ,nina al s,.ma III hnv JssJ
~ ~ ,ns.I' no hnrnJs m. w.iIs ~
'' s''" ""'"
rrr STRICKEN PARENT
yero heartrending. 80 young and 30 fair.
ri,b so brilliant a promise OF glorious
80. liz, m. ,.,hor ,,row
himself upon the body Of his son and up.
himself for allowing the boy to
inter sneh smploymen, Ior0ner hoas sSs
A carriage was then obtained and
he boy was taken to tho residence Of his
NH. osBIsros
Va. c.llo,l man nj bis residsnce to-day
IT.. Ill. ,.,,l /,
'yA NEWS repor'er' "o sA'a.
vas about q quarter 10 . o'clock when l
inferred the place, though I cannot DO pos.
80 a.. o,.., finn. arcd .bout .
II. ii. a.
iozen sno,s y "ss se.Nns i.'I
noo again' me 10y e"Io M,
,ewAsncd on 'no an, a.. vn.s
'nen mp,eu ."a y, ~ -
sai.ed un.' no Sos ou.o' n. way ~ ms
q lns Act VI inns s"' ~ my
honiuer wnen wen. on A.. .,'aa - az.
discharge. and had no idea that anything
vas the matter. Indeed. l urned 70 me
,i,n 7 ~, no, w.nt ts,t .hot to count.
lust then one Of the men said,