Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-01
W. R. Bsamer. living In Grown Psint
Ravins, got severely hurt yesterday

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Ravins. got severely hurt yesterday
morning at Meyers station on the O. d
G. railroad. He was helping to unload
some heavy machinery. and q piece
slipped, catching his right leg just above
the ankle and breaking the bone forced
II through the skin. The hurt 10 Q very
painful one. Mr.. Beamer came home
on the morning train and 10 liniping
around on crutchss.
One OF the liveliest runaways Thai has
been witnessed in Gold Hill for q long
time occurred this morning about 8
| O'Clock. The team started from the
butcher shop next door to the NEWS
Office aud made quick time as Tar a. the
Pluto House, Lower Gold Hill. where
a OF the horses fell and were then
stopped. No damage save to the horse,
which got considerably bruised In Its fall.
Every effort Is being made to have the
reservoir at the Combination shaft ready
for the new pumping engine to start
Sunday. The pump columns were filled
with water by means Of hose yesterday
and the engine started to test the ms.
chinery. Everything worked smoothly
and there IL nc doubt OF the success Of
the experiment now.
The Pioneer Laundry. north Of Vir-
Rinis, j. F. Hall proprietor, Is prepared
to turn out any quantity Of renovated
and clean linen without being damaged
by manipulation or by chemical applica-
| ton. Packages punctually called for
and returned. Follow directions given
in the advertisement In another column.
The results OF the investigation yes
tsrday in Virginia, by the Board Of
| Directors OF the Orphans Home. OF the
| charge OF cruelty to the boy Gray. were
that the boy was not punished more
than he deserved, and that the action Of
Mr.. Mills and Miss Harris should be sus-
tanned.
The v. L T. r. R. Company have
nailed mp their stables on the Divide.
boarded up the windows aud taken their
horses to washoe county, near Steam
boat, to feed them, leaving their wagons
In the stable yard. drawn up In military
fashion, TO await better times.
Superintendent Buckminstsr Of the
Savage left for San Francisco last oven.
ing. Rumor has Il that the gentleman
has resigned his position to 60 to Arr
zona, where no has valuable mining in
t~erests. and that Gen. G. @. Batterman
will take his place.
The best place In town to purchase
meats 10 at the Fountain Market. Main
street; E. J.. waider, proprietor. Wal.
der's meats are OF the best kind. his
prices are reasonable and he 10 q capital
good fellow. See his advertisement in
another column.
The NEws would advise those persons
who wish to purchase pure drugs and
medicines. or anything In the line OF
toilet articles, to visit the store OF John
Jones, Jr., Main street, Gold Hill. His
card may DO seen in another column OF
teday's News.
Some Of Gold Hills young men are
trying to organize Social Club; In fact
have effected a temporary organization.
but the spirit OF the members seems 10
be somewhat OF the 'now I will and now
I won't" order. It may yet succeed the
d. P. d.
F. A. Tritle has opened q stock and
mining brokers' Office In Tombstone,
with William b. Murray a. partner.
The Sheriff has been appointed
assignee in the insolvency cases Of David
Crosby and r. j. Breed.
ID. d. Donovan returned from San
Francisco this morning and will remain
In Gold Hill.