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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.


Yesterday morning Daniel Peeney. Q
brakeman on the Virginia and Truckss
Railroad. met with . fearful and
fatal accident. We COPY the follow
ing particulars from the Carson Tribune
About . quarter past II o'clock. while
tho train was being made upa short dis
lance this side Of Lake Wow tunnel.
rseney was In tho act Of coupling . car,
when the brake beam struck his foot, trip.
ping and throwing him face downward
upon the track, and In this position sew.
ersl cars passed. over his right leg and arm.
almost severing both members from the
body, The train VS. stopped and the nm.
fortunate man extricated from his POSI-.
ton and brought 70 town. when DO Wa
taken to the onico Of DR.. Brsman.
Peeney was conscious long after the 70
cidsnt, describing II himself. Although
suffering intense agony. he bore IL with
fortitude. mover whimpering. An inves-
tigation showed that the right leg was cut
and mashed 70 . complete Jelly from above
the knee 70 the hip, . few ligaments OF
flesh only holding tho leg 70 the body.
The right arm was broken and the iesh
Jagged and cut In . fearful n from
above tho elbow 10 tho shoulder. After
examining the wounds, DR.. Braman con.
cluded that tho shock was 90 great 10 the
system that should he attempt 10 ampu.
tste the shattered limbs the patient would
die under the operation. The injured man
cannot possibly survive over twenty.four
hours. He is resigned to his fate, and
prays for death 70 come - o o ~ possible.
Immedistsly after the accident fesney
sent for Father Tormey and received spir.
itual comfort. Ho Is aged SO years. and
has relatives living In the East; also .
cousin living In Virginia City, who was
dispatched for and arrived here ct 4
O'Clock. Fecney IL an old railroad man.
having worked on the Central and Westsrn
Pacific, and met with an accident on the
former, when his left hand. with the
exception Of thumb and forehnger, wa
cut OF. He was . steady. reliable man,
and perfectly acquainted with his work.
In this accident nobody 10 10 blame but
tho unfortunate man himself.
by telegraph tho News learns thai
Fesney died At II O'Clock to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
A GENTLE HINT.

In our s:yle Of climate. with IL sudden
changes Of tempsrsture-rsip. wind and sun
shine onen intermiaslins In . single day--it IL
70 wonder that our children. friends and rels.
tiyrs are % frequently taken from us b.
neglected colds. half the deaths .resultlns
directly from this csnse. A bottls OF Bosehes's
aerman syrup kept about your home for imme.
doctor's bin, and psrhsps death. By the use oil
three or four doses. For curing Consumption.
H~emonhages, Pneumonia, Revere Coughs.
Group, or any disease OF the Throat or Luoss.
its succsss 10 simply wonderful. % Jour drug
gist will tell you. herman Syrup 10 now sold
In evep town and village on this continent.
sample bottles for TRIAL. 10 cents; regular slss,
o cents. fel5 ~ ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

STILL ALivE.-The man run over In
Lower Gold Hill yesterday By Jones nilk
wagon is named Fred. Harms. not Fred.
Haub, ~ reported by US Yesterday. he u
still alive. though his injuries arc consid'
cred serious.
OUTSIDE BuLLIos.-Tbere Wa received
BY Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. Carson. Per South'
ern stage night before last. two bars from
the Northern Belle, valued at SS.2SA ",
and four from the Endowment. valued ~
1890 on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

TROUBLE ron DErIxQurSrs.-Eugene
Marley gives due notice In q advertis-
ing columns 10 all who arc indebted V
him on account Of the Railroad Exchange
saloon, Gold Hill. that they must como
forward and settle with him BY the 9Th Of
nsxt month. or no will positively place
their accounts In the hands Of an attorney
for collection.
Tzxax arc messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office In Gold Hill Tor J.
p. Nstxgsr and Mary Carolina Bispa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
A CARD.

To ali Who are suffering nom the errou and
lndiscrstions OF yoath. nervous wssknsss. ssriy
decay, loss Of manhood. sts- ] will send
receipt that will cure yoa. FREE o. onAnon.
This great rsmsdy vAs discovered bya mission.
Ar In South America. send 9 s~elf-sddrcssed
envelope TO the RRv. JOSEPH Z. IMAM,
Station D, Bible House. New YORK City.
SEQ On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
rnR PALACE RATING STAND.

For . roas, OF beef unszeslisd In STOREY
county, 10 70 Thomas Hsnron's Eating btand'
iu the Palace Saloon. No. ! North Q strsst,
|. Virginia Oily. Fresh oystsn 81 all hour IN
every styls. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, homo style OF cooking. and
the best and fresl est OF ell that the msfteta
srord, the Palace Eating stand has no superior,
TN NJ. apis n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
ssrsss Quotations.
l,r tn, -s.r.as uSrOS ~rrlran.ru us.i

lsS rus wrsrKns UNION ~IrlEaRAru nSal
BAN FRlScrsco. Feb. T-2:50 p. y.
Eureka Con-. ~. ~
Hale 4 Norcross, i0S
Ophir. 53s. ssh. So. 50
Crown Point. 4 80. 4 40, 4 30. 4 10. 4 a.
Con. Virginia. 32s. 22a. 22As. 2t
Justice. II, i0k. lOt, i0S. i0As
Savage. i0h asked
California. 20
Bullion. 81 b3o. 81, 5t.5a
Belchtr. ~. Is
Morning Star. I 20. I %, I 95.2
Grand Prize. ~. l2's, i2h b
Tip Top. 81
HomestAke. 5S.G
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
sr0cK REPORr.



Last xvrxrSs.
80 Meadow Valley. DOC. 7c
as Raymond 4 KY, 81
80 Alps, 2t.ab
10 Leopard, $50
10 Panther, sc
so northern Belle. ios. iok
10 ella Sc
go Hussey. I 10. I 05
100 Manhattan. 10 bs
go De Frees. Sc. Soc
is Grand Priss. i2k
ix0 Navajo. I Is ". ~
50 kndowmsat. soc
1O Young America, SC
$40 Independsnos,
CO.. silver Prize. ssc.i
23so Hornet. zsc
CAS- Morning star. I Is. I so.3
800 Belle isls. tsc
~ Dsy. . 20. I ~. ~
go Hamburg, $50
l3 Modoc. Sc
$50 Bodis. soc
50 Bech'sl. ~
80 Leeds, 1 Is
$50 ZIP Top. sh. ts.skt1
les Con. virgtnia. EA bio. xk
lso Justice. lok. loS, II. il q. II
$50 Ana, 81. sS. 81 bs. 81. 81. 81
80 Bsst 4 Beleher. isS. f9k
77o savAge. II
$50 silver lill. AZ. . 20. MAS
10 Hale 4 Nofesoss, ios
las California. -
Belchse. 4 %. tso
10 Bullion. bS.6
$50 oould / Curry. ~. IS. q.
90 Jaiia. . %. ~
$50 New York. I 10. los
ldo Crsvu Point. 4 .
IS, Ophir. s1s. s.. ns.n
10 Choilsr- Potcsi. s2S
~ sierra Nevada. 4 10. 4 30
loo Arsen,a, os
ITO Mexican. 15S. ljk
~ Yellow Jaehet. i0t
70 un'oa Con. 81
10 utAh. ios
rus MOANING.
rs Opsir. ssk. 1S b,. 81. 1A Is
us MEXICAN. l3S
- 0oald D Curry. ~, 81
IS, Bssi . Bslehsr. ~. is,.. iox
MI csliforaia, n. 7sk. -
as Cos. virgins. iis. sax rs. sas bio. AZ,
21x. 31k bs
10 Chollar. rotosi. 81
40 Hale 4 Nsreross. iOs. iok
OBJ Crown Point. 4 "a. 49,
~ yellow JAekst, i0s
I'D Impsrisi. ssc. Te b ~. Toc
10 kentuek. ~
% Alpha. iOh
" Bslcher, t0
as sierra Nevada. tO.tS
10 Utah. i0k
s2s Bullion. ss.5k
$40 Eicneluer. 81. ~
ISIS Ovsrman. rs. i<k
$50 yastics. nv. n. II 10. II, II BIS
~ Union Con. 81
100 Alta. 81
10 sueeor. . 10
go Julia. Q 10. ais
l65 Caledonia, Q x. 2O
no silver HIN. NJ
100 Challenge. f5e
SIS New York. I 10. I 10
30 voodvilie. Csc
CSC Andes. 6oo
10 Wells Fargo. Toe
90 Lsviathan. CSC b1D
s75 ward. SOC. Use
go North Con. virgi:la. 2se. 5sc
llto Morning star. I ", IS
$50 benton, IN, I %
10 Boyle. 3ac
$50 Holid silver.s
slo ~. Louis. sc
10 kureka Con, tis
$40 Grand Prize. i7,s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
TAILOR.

NV. Downing. Merchant Tailor. Main street.
Gold Hin, opposite 0ibson's saloon. A spisn.
did stock Of cloths Just received. Suits made
to order. Charges reasonable. fei7 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

O. n. oIILur. opposite The Bank Of caiifos.
mia, Gold Hill. kseps constantly on hand ~
eiesrs. All kiuds OF chewing tobacco. meef
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. me cutlery, Ano
toys and kncy Foods OF all kinds. cps
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
RRLrABLR MEDICINE

10 like . trus friend. when needed II 10 siva,'
on hand, and when tried Il 10 never found want
Ing. Such Il precisely the character Of Brtstorl
S~srsspariiia and Pillsi they lsvsr decsivs: they
do exactly what 10 claimed for them. and thsy
cure disssse when doctors prescriptions ano
all other medicines fall. fs3s cod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
q. n. GALLUP.

TEE Yoangvorh 0ysiss and Chop House.
No. n South O street, virginia City. 10 me
lsadlng establishment on the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
Isusro Tunnel.

Total length Of tunnel. i9,Oso feet. Av.
ersge rate Of progress, ~ feet per day.
Tho faco Of tho header Is In fair working
ground. with but . very moderate How Of
water. Temperature Of tho air at the
header. los degrees. Everything working
we'll a. usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
CnliRratA

Daily yield. COO tons Of ore. Tho ore
producing sections Of tho mine are show
ing we'll in every part. from the 1900 down
10 the 1850 level. Tho ore continues rich
In quality from all the stopes, and especially
may this DO said Of the immense body Of
ore lying between the 1000 and iGs0 levels.
This body Of ore. in richness. has had no
equal in the mine. and q yet has hardly
been touched. The upraise from the l7so
10 the 100 level has been completed. pass-
ing through rich ore all the way. Tho
drift on the 1850 level 10 being advanced 10
connect with the Joint Wine on tho Ophir
line. 10 secure bettsr ventilation. The
face Of this drift IL also In rich ore. On
The 1850 level the esst drift from the bot
tom of No. 8 WHINE IL steadily advancing.
he face In very favorable vein matter.
The south drift from this Wine on
1850 level 10 steadily advancing. being nov
in ~Consoiidated Virginia ground. The
Joint east drift on the Ophir line on
the 1850 level 10 now steadily Id
yspcips, and will In . short time reach .
point over the east ore vein discovered In
the Ophir and Consolidated Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
Utah.

Tho south drift on tho 1850 level IL
steadily advancing. the face In vein ma
tsria. The east drift on this level 10 also
making good progress. the face In vein
matter. The west crosscut OF li6O level
shows no particular change. the face being
still In vein porphyry. Tho face OF the
east orosscut on the 1850 level IL passing
through . much more favorable character
Of soft porphyry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

Sinking the winze below tho 1850 level
Is making fair progress. the bottom still In
good ore. Tho south drift on tho 1850
level Ia being pushed with vigor to con.
meet with this Wine for air purposes.
Sinking the main shaft Is making the
usual headwAy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

Sinking the main shaft is making the
best Of Roadway. Tho water gives but III.
tie trouble. The west drift on tho 900
level 10 In much softer. better ground,
aud looks "a II Al ore development might
Ia made almost any dAy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27


Tho water IL reduced somo 05 feet below
the 1000 level. at which point IL 10 being
held while every exertioa 10 being put
forth to repair the prosecuting drifts with
tho Hale A Norcross and Gould 4 Curry
mines on tho 1000 level. the beat being 90
great that little can DO done below the
1000 level until ventilation 10 obtained 81
that level. A soon ~ the necessary air
10 obtained and tho north drift sufficiently
repaired, crosscutting from the north
drift on the 1000 level will DO commenced
and lowering tho water continued as the
samo time.
Best q Beieher.
sinkingthe joint vino on the Consol'
idated Virginia line Is making the best Of
progress. II IL now down IS feet, the
bottom In good blasting ground. This
winxe 10 10 be sunk perpendicularly 70 tne
1900 level, where II will be connected with
the north drift now advancing from the
Gould 4 Curry on the 1900 level. That
drift Ia making better progress than Tor
some time past. the face still In porphyry.
Tho completion Of the Gould 4 Curry
incline 70 the 1900 level will greatly facili-
tate the Developments on that level.
Hale q Nsreress.
The water 10 now reduced sIity feet be-
low the 1000 level, and IL nov under easy
control Of tho pumps. Repairing the
north drift on the 1000 level. 70 connect
with the Savage and secure . current OF
II. A.. l-f.- -ulI .-aRH lin ALL thQ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
Lady w~ashingtoss.

The Wine below tho $50 level will DO
connected with tho upraise from the north
drift on the 1000 level OF tho Justice by
tomorrow. The bottom OF this Vino Is
In good milling ore and the north drift OF
tho Justice IL o In ore OF the same
character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

$500 :, A..
make, regularity dip anu cnA'Aeor y, 'he
ore vein from the 1900 level 70 the bottom
NJ tho vinrs. i6O feet on the inclination Of
-, r.. ...m.
mo Ieuse oe,o. w.
~ II u couid hardiy neip making NO
ing bodies Of orc Ut no very distant day.
Tho full sizs Of the winze spoken Of 10 10
solid blasting quartz. Of . fine character.
spots Of which occasionally show %sulphurei
Oh silver. giving high assays. Tho width
Of this ore vein cannot yet be
determined, n the progress Of the Wine
IA greatly retarded by a strong flow Of hot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
HULA consolidated.

The Joint east drift on tho north line 10
steadily advancing. the face In rather hard
but fair working ground. Tho east drift
from the bottom Of the Joint ophir Wine
on the south line. on tho 1900 level. 10 be-
ing pushed forward with all tho vigor pos
siblc, the face In hard blasting rock. II
il very desirable to complete An air con.
nestion between this Wine and the north
lateral drift on the 1900 level Of tho very
earliest day possible, a. that will then on.
able the prosecuting Of tho ore vein on
that level. ~ we'll - tho prospecting OF the
intermediate ground lying between the
iCOO and the 1900 levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
Uaien Consolidated.

Tho north drift on the 1000 level Is bc-
Ing pushed rapidly forward, the face In OK
cellent blasting ground. Some favorable
ground has been passed through BY this
drift. but as yet no ore has been fonnd that
will pay. Tho Joint east drift on the south
line Il steadily advancing In very favora-
BILE vein material.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
New York.

Sinking the main shaft ia going steadily
forward at the rate Of Is feet per week.
Tho west crosscut on tho 1850 level is
passing through q very favorable vein for.
nation.
Trojan.
Everything has been put In good order
and sinking tho main shaft resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

The main drift east on the 22O0 level
having reached . point directly under the
new shaft, an upraiso from II can DO COM
mencsd Whenever deemed e~xpcdient. Fur.
ther work In this drift 10 suspended a
present. The crosscut east from the north
drift on this level 10 now out $50 feet, with
its face still In quartz and porphyry. The
timbering Of tho main winze leading down
to the 2200 level Is o being repaired
preparatory TO sinking the same to .
greater depth. The new shaft has attained
Q depth Of 1905 feet; the ground at tho
bottom still remains dry and In good con.
dition for effective sinking.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06

In ear'y spring TO save his mis-
cradle stock to allow them all
to 90 In and literally skin il. He
resolves and resolves again but some
how the same thing will happen
each spring and thus he can never
get a start IN grass. We find the
stock rob the land, the farmer robs
the stock and the land ir turn robs
the far ner. 1t is a game IN which
no complaint of foul Is allowed.
Why continue TO go around this
circle when it ends alike every time:
But how is the no fence law TO
mend matters: BY forcing some
of these Improbable scalawag stock
to the slaughter pen, and giving the
land we cultivate an opportunity
to recuperate and get back some
thing of what it has been robbed,
some food for which it is starving.
Then the owner can get some inter
est upon his property, and the
worker some reward for his labor.
1t does look ridiculous to ride Il
mile or two along a ten or twelve
rail fence around a piece OF land
that under good luck and seasons
would bring a barrel and a half or
two barrels of corr to the acre and
see the "yearling" or two standing
out side for whose benefit all this
work mas been done. A hundred
panneis Of the fence would buy
quite "A herd. When the men who
cut and maui and haul and work
poor land come to calculate they
too will join in the cry of enc
fence
\ A G.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06

towering ivy gcranlums, OF the
treatment and classification OF
which we shall speak in full here
after. They are best adapted Tor
hanging baskets, and We need not
saw. Will not do at all, for bedding
plants proper.
COLEUS
that have lost their leaves IN the
cold wet spells Of late. should be
moderately cut back, top dressed
with rich soil or manure, and not Wa
tered until the leaves are returning
with good strong growth. But when
fairly in leaf once more, they may
have abundant supplies. IN the
evening after the sun has passed
we'll over. Guano water will be es-
pecially beneficial. Plant thlckly,
and use the knife constantly, IN
order to induce fresh growth to
keep up the brightness of color.
Nothing but constant trimming
can keep up the thick and regular
growth and the brilliant tlnts SO
much admired by the visitors to
the ribbon beds in the exquisite
avenue of approach to Hortlcultu-
raj Hall at the Centennial. There
are some new ones this season,
not derived as seedlings from
the varieties formerly known, but
entirely new species. One comes
to us as coleus plctus, the other as
coleus multi color, and said to
| come from the Duke of York
| Island. Coleus pictus we find to be
an admirable novelty, deeply cut in
leaf, and beautifully marked. Nc
doubt Il new and interesting section
of hybrids will be obtained between
this plant, and the well known va.
r%ieties, of which there are so many
beautiful kinds. Among the best
of the later are Her Majesty, crown
Jewels, zanzibar, DR.. Gross, Prince
Albert, gigantea, and the old Vers.
chaffeltii, earliest of all, but as yet
hard to surpass in the essential ex
cellence of a bedding plant.
1t is best to keep bedding plant'
low, closely planted, we'll watered
neatly bordered, and CONSTANT.
trimmed. We will talk of som
desirable combinations hereafter.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06

Judging the tree by the fruit, have
become alarmed lest the effect OF
this dreadful evil Of round dancing
shall be not only 10 inIurc pure aud
undetiled religion, but even 70 sap
the very foundations 81 All social
virtue and morality.
| VIII not discuss II character
and consequences. for whIlc y.
Paul wrote to the churches IN
EpheSus that it was a shame even
TO speak Of these things winch
were done by some III secret. |
should feel ashamed ven TO speak
as the truth would REQUIRE OF tins
thing which IS done openly, before
all. Will only say that trust no
man or viii be presented
for confirmation who means To con-
time 10 participate IN this aboml-
nation. and If the ministers OF the
Church have no authority 70 DIS
clpline communicates as notorious
evil doors who practice Il. surely
this Council should not fall to
clothe them with such authority by
anon.
This portion of the address was
referred to a committee. which re-
ported a ano forbidding the holy
communion and confirmation I,
persons Who habituaIly indulge IL
round dancing. Under the rule:
it required a two-third vote to pas:
it at this session, and the canon WI.
defeated. Resolutions were, how
ever, adopted, d~eploring the sinful
practice, and urging that It be DIS
continued by all good members o
the Episcopal Church.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-06
INSURANCE.
North Carolina State Life
IN ICE co NJ PANY,

NOOhfORA ED IN 1877
Assets, s276,4O7.l7
+. II. CAMERON, President.
W. T.. ANDERSON, Vice President.
w. ii. HICKS, Secretary and Treas'r.
Or. E.BURKE HAYWOOD, Med. Directr
Prof. +. b. SMITH, Advisory Actuary
y. II. Perry, Supervising Agent.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
w. E. Anderson, Vice P~resident.)
President Citizens National Bank.
John G. Williams. director Presi-
dent State National Bank.
John G. Blake, Director) Cashier
Raleigh National Bank.
The only Home Life Insurance Com
pany in North Carolina.
No longer an experiment. but a
strong and firmly established
Has never made a pledge or promise
that has not been faithfully fulfilled.
Every dollar Of its funds invested at
home among Our own people.
Is one of the most successful com
panles of its age in the United States.
All losses promptly paid, and in cash.
bias nearly three dollars of Assets for
every dollar of Liabilities.
North CarOlinians, stand by and sun
port your W home company, that
has never yet deceived you.
For Agencies and Insurance. apply
at Head Quarters Of the n. c.. State
Life insurance Company, over Citi-
zens National Bank, Raleigh. N. {.
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