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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
The Awkward Position OF chill.

New YoRK, December 2.-The World,
Its Warrington specials on
the subject, says: Il 10 BY an infer
tunats cendsscsnsisn Of the Gillian
representatives In Europe 10 the fnan.
cial schemes Of Q speculative English
house, bent on enriching itself at the
expense alike Of Peru and Chill, and Of
the agriculture OF the world, that Chilli
has been brought to her present danger.
not to say ridiculous position. II 10
quite clear, we are glad to say. that the
administration OF Arthur does not In.
tend to permit Chilli 10 DO successfully
used 40 q cover for English greed on the
west coast OF South America. It may
be awkward for Chilli to withdraw grace
fully from the position she has taken.
but Chill certainly cannot DO allowed
to hold these positions. aud 1t would be
much more awkward to abandon them
o. Macmillan OF Austria abandoned
finally the throne OF the Aztecs. The
Chilians are q clever people. II they
will be wise. ~ we'll Of clever. they will
be wise in time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
WESTERN DISPATCHES,
Important Railroad Schemes, Con-
Meeting Mexico, Arizona and CAL
ifOrnia and the East.

Tucson, A. T., December 2.-Last
evening o number OF citizens called on
Thomas Nickerson OF Boston and party.
OF the Sonora Railroad Company. In
conversation, Mr.. Niokerson said that
the chief cause OF the trouble OF the
company with the government was that
It thought the company was not going to
build to .El Psso; but this, he thought,
had been rectiaed. Ho stated that the
company had met with many unforeseen
obstacles; that the read would have
been completed to the line by next
April had the Mexican authorities not
interfered, and that 1t would new take
nine months to build after operations bad
again commenced; that the material for
construction had all been contracted for;
there were fifty miles OF railroad iron
now piled up ut Guaymas. three loaded
vessels In the harbor and more on the
way; that the Morley survey OF the road
to the line would oon be accomplished
and tba. II would touch the limo at Santa
Cruz river or NoRal,s Point; probably
tho latter place. In regard to building
to Tucson, that matter had been deter
mined on; bat in oil probability that
point would not be reached until 1858.
He believed the line would finally DO
continued northward to San Francisco.
He felt that San Francisco would grow
more rapidly OF o commercial center
than any other city on the continent,
aud that q direct line from Gusymas
there would not only be very profitable,
but would do much to increase the great
importance OF San Francisco that
Tucson being midway, It would DO .
special psint between the East and
Southwest and Sonora; that goods wonld
change hands here for both the Pacific
from Sonora and In rAturn for Sonora
from San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Ansr.os. lsSsrs..i ssssies.

San Francisco. December IA P. NJ
Mexican, loh. l0s; Union Con-, liS'
IA. IAN, 14a, lis; Day. 2k; Mexican,
IOs; 0phir, ca. 7; Northern Belle, IN;
Utah. 8. IL; Union Con-. IN; Alpha, );
sierra Nevada. ia; Albion. 2; Andes,
I 40; Best & Bsloher, on, %; ovsrman,
2 10; Con. Virginia, l IS; Eureka Con-, l6;
Sierra Nevada. In; Savage. 2 Is; Gould
4 Curry. ca. CT; Scorpion. l IS. Mexican
iOa; Union Con-, IAN; Bullion. l 30, 50
Bes, 4 Bsieher. on; Grown Point, l 30;
Yellow Jacket, A 10. 4 20; Hale & Noreross
2 IS; Andes, 1 IS; Alta. 4 Is; Delcher. . 20;
Union Con-. 14,i, IAN; Justice, Toe; Day,
Az; Scorpion, l 50; Belsher. . 10; Savage
2 IS; Con. Virginia, l IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
A Terrible Death.

BOISE CRY. Idaho. December a.
As Robert Mckenzie. n Of the best
men Of this valley. was coming down
the grade yesterday with bis loaded
freight team, the brakes gave way and
his near wheel horse, which hs was
riding. fell, drawing Mckenzie under the
wagons, which ran over him nearly
lsngthwiss. One wagon. loaded with
over seven thousand pounds. passed
over him. McKenzie's wife was here
waiting his arrival when they were 60.
ing east on . visit for the purpose Of
putting their children to school as soon
as he had delivered his freight. Nc.
Ksnzie lived three miles below Middle.
ten and was s.well.to.do farmer. His
wife went TO his relief and he recovered
enough to know her and several others
after being taken to the nearest house,
bat soon became unconscious and in two
hours breathed his last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
The snov has fallen al Intervals now

The snow has fallen at intervals now
for the past forty.eight hours. The
ground was too warm In Gold Hill when
Il commenced 10 fall to allsw Of good
sleishing now. although the ground 10
covered to Q depth Of six inches Of OF
Main street. the big quartz teams have
brought the ground to the surface there.
William waterhouss was arrested last
evening by the police Of Virginia, as he
was drunk. When he appeared before
Justice Hires this morning he took an
oath to abstain from liquor for six
months. On that condition the Justice
imposed NO fine and allowed him to 60.
The repor. Of virsinia's Chief Of Po-
lice states there were thirty.ssven arrests
by the police there In November. Fifteen
Of the number we're DRINKS and eight
wsre taken in for safe keeping.
D. Il. Jackson. formerly Q banker In
Virginia. and nov q mining supsrintend-
On, in New Mexico, arrived on the Com
stock this morning. He will remain but
o short time.
Hose cart No. l was upset In Virginia
yesterday at the ornsr Of A and Taylor
streets. Barney McGsir. n OF the
Arsmsp. got bruised up. The others
escaped.
The tickets for the annual ball Of the
Gold Hill Miners Union are out and
can be procured at various stores. The
ball takes place on the 10th instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
JFuultIves from Yakima.

W~innsmueea Sheer State, NorsmLer 30.
The Indians hero are informed BY .
rumor that Frank Winuemucca and three
other Piutes, among them "Choo,"
Who killed tho Bannock Chief Buffalo
Horn, arrived ut Fort McDsrmit Sunday
with their wives aud children from Va.
kima. These Indians were friendly to
the whites ct the time OF the outbreak OF
the Malheur Reservation, three years
ago. but by some mistake they were sent
TO Yakima with the surrendered hostilss
Is prisoners OF war. They left Yakima
last winter. and have been for months
making their way back through Oregon
to their old hunting grounds. Some
fifty or sixty more OF them escaped from
Yakima. according TO the information
received by the Indians here, and are ct
Warm Springs Agency. northern Oregon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Anersess ssrses K.pess.

SAN Francisco, December 2-3 r. NJ
Union Con-, Is asked. liS sales; Mexican
l0S sales; Sierra Nevada, II asked, II
sales; ophir. ~ asked; Gould 4 Curry,
CT bid; Best L Beleher. 81 bid; Utah. 5
bid; Yellow Jacket. 4 Is bid; Gould L
Curry. Gu sales; Union Con-. liAs asked;
Mexican. i0a asked; Sierra Nevada. i2h
sales; Yellow Jacket. 4 Is sales; Mexican,
l0a asked; Union Con-. i4a sales. iih
sales. isa asked: Sierra Nevada. IL asked;
Ophir. z sales; Sierra Nevada. III sales;
Potosi. IN bid; Best 4 Bslehsr, o. asked;
Sierra Nevada. liza sales; Con. Virginia,
1 IS bid; Best 4 Belcher. % sales; Utah,
81 asked. s bid; Hale 4 Norcross. 2 80
bid; Ovsrman. 2 05 sales; Sierra Nevada.
ia sales; Con. Virginia, 1 IS sales. l so
bid; Savage. 2 IS sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
San Francisco Items.

San Francisco, December 2.-Dur'
ing November property to the value Of
SGT, 74i was sold In this city.
Harris Lewis. against whom Judgment
has been obtained by Hermann Schosn.
void, assignee in bankruptcy OF schoen-
void & Co., has been arrested by the
United States Marshal or an attachment
against his person issued out OF the
United States District Court, and bail
fxed at $3.50. 900 by Judge Hoffman.
Roth Dixon has sued Mayor Kalloch
for $3.50. alleging in his complaint that
no lost his position in the Central Pacific
Railroad freight department by consent
ing to testify in tho case OF the Kslloeh
VS.. De Young murder trial to the re.
ceipt OF o box OF pamphlets, and that
Kalloch agreed to pay him o reasonable
sum for his time and secure for him an
other situation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Interesting Decision.

BosroS. December "A very i'm
portant question came up yesterday in
connection with the affairs Of the Pacific
Bank. that Il be permitted to accept Its
OWE certificates Of deposit as part OF the
sum which must DO made up as q condi'
ton TO resumption. The following was
the dispatch sent TO Comptroller Knox:
.'Can q debtor liquidats bis own debts
BY the identical certificate OF deposit
issued 10 him by the Pacific National
Bank3" To which the Comptroller re.
piled: HE can Offset tho certificate Of
deposit issued to him In liquidation OF
his v debt" This action Of the
Comptroller Is regarded a. making
easier the solution OF the problem Of
the reorganization Of the bank.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Guiteau Prove, HIs own Sanity.

WASHINGTON. December At Is the
opinion OF one OF the government eI-
perts that the putting Of Guitsau on the
witness stand was the frst serious mis-
take scoville had made. 1t Is. said the
gentleman, rapidly clearing my mind Of
doubts as to the prisoners responsible
ity. II presents an altogether new
phase Of the case. The c~ross.eIamina.
ton has been 90 far M OF the most
remarkable I ever listened 10 or read. /
think II has already done more to satisfy
experts OF the assassin's responsibility
OF the time he committed the crime than
anything else which has been brought to
our attention. It gives ~ q better In.
sight into the mans mental condition
than we had before obtained.
Charles Il. Reed OF Chicago has been
employed by Mr.. Seville to assist In
that part Of the defense relating to the
examination Of the government experts.
The cross. examination OF these VIII.
nsssss will DO left to Mr.. Reed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
DISPATCHES
A New style OF ocean Steamships
Rooted over Like . Turtle, and

Rooted over Like . Turtle, and
No Masts.
New YoRx, December IA project
which il likely to assume great proper
tions ct an early date came to light In
Wall street yesterday. It oontsmplatss
a sweeping revolution in ocean steamship
building. and 1t has the support Of lead.
ing and influential capitalists. princi.
pally Massachusetts, gentlemen. The
vessels are to be constructed without
mas,s and there will DO literally nothing
above deck except the top OF the pilot
house and tunnels. One Of the project.
ers, being interviewed, said: We have
stepped forward TO solve the problem by
q doming on q vessels, covering them
as with q shell from stem to stern. This
will place rs above all danger Of rough
Q a sweeping over as with whatever
force, as they . do 10 damage. No
spars are torn out, NO freight goes over
board, no lives are lost and everything
In safe beneath the roof. The cost
Of the larger vessels will range from
$500, 900 to $3.50, 900 each. Of least one
third less than ordinary vessels Of the
same size. They are all TO DO built In
this county. One Of the objects Of the
enterprise IL to bring back to the United
States our lost shipping business, and to
carry American mails and American pas.
ssnasrs under the American Gag. Among
those engaged In the enterprise are eI.
Governor Rice OF Massachusetts,. Mr..
Alexander. who is at the head Of the
Cunard limo In Boston, j. B. Kendall,
the builder. prominent In Back Bay i'm
provemsnt. n. II. Jsrgan Of Boston,
Congressman John W. Gambler, and Mr..
Hastings. the big Boston shipper. The
American Loan and Trust Company Of
Boston IL q trustee Of the present assoei.
alton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
TX. Brovp bias resigned bis position

]. K. Brown has resigned his position
q 0 Court Commissioners. ]. A. Stephens
was appointed this morning by Judge
Rising to ill the vacancy.
Today wound up the business OF the
District Court for the present term. The
next term Of court will Commences the
arss Monday in January.
Constable Ferguson OF Township No.
2 has turned over to the County Treas.
ursr $40 GO a. his cash receipts for
November.
The annual meeting Of the Gsuld 4
Garry Mining Company will be held In
San Francisco Monday. December 10.
W. H. Smiths stay in Paradise was
short. He went through Cola Hill to
Virginia City this morning.
The annual ball. Of the Mechanics
Union will be given one week from to-
night.
Senator Fair 10 in Warrington. and
Malay is supposed to be on his way to
Paris.
The Ms.hodists Of Carson are holding
revival meetings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Miscellaneous

WASHINGTON, December 2.-Hiscock
gained q little yesterday, but nobody
has o sure thing. Congressman Dunnell
Is actively pushing his own candidacy.
New YORK, December 2.-Professor
W. G. Mcclellan and George Rookie
fought q prizo eight last evening. Nc.
Clellan nearly laid Rookie cut by the
first strike, In the stomach, and in the
third round Rookie knocked Mcclellan
out OF timo.
Five hundred bags Of Italian beans.
the first importation from Italy in the
history OF the bean business OF this
country, were received OF this port yes.
terday.
BosroS, December 2.-Ths bad show
Ing In the annual report OF the Fitch.
burg r. r. (Hoosac Tunnel line) IL at.
tributed to the lack Of terminal facilities.
snow blockades on the western oonneo.
lions, large movements OF freight cars
west, the brakeman's strike and cut
rates.
PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-THE
question Of tax receiver frauds before
the city council last evening created
great excitement and finally an investi.
CATION wal ordered.
Samuel T. Irwin pleaded guilty to
making fraudulent election returns and
was nned 5000 and disqualified for Of
foe for seven years.
New ORLEANS. December 2.-Margaret
Massey, aged nineteen. was shot yestsr.
day by her lover, Henry Nero, who
then shot himself. Both are believed 10
DO fatally wounded. The girls mother
had forbidden Henry's visits.
On q valuation OF Sl25. 600. the Times
and Democrat will be consolidated noxt
week. Major Buck holds q controlling
interest, thirty.fve business men joining
him In the enterprise.
TERnE HAUrT, Ind, December a.
The Methodist Judicial Conference last
evening refused to entertain DR.. Il. A.
Thomas appeal, on the ground that
Thomas had gone out Of the church since
his trial, therefore the church has NO ju-
risdiction In bis or in any case except
those Of lis members. This settles his
case, 10 far as the Methodist Church Is
concerned.
GALVESTON. November 2.-Nobls Mot
ley, q tight.rope walker In Valdsnbsrg's
circus, fell fifty feet last evening, the
ladders and poles falling upon him. His
injuries were fatal.
LOUISVILLE, December a. Senator
Book was rsnominated for the United
States Senate yesterday by the Demo.
Gratis without opposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
fhrourh Connection Completed.

ST. LOUIS. December 2.--Dispstchss
received at the headquarters Of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific Railroad last evening state
that the Texas Pacific and Southern Pa.
CLIO tracks were united yesterday at So.
oorro Blanco. eIehty-avs miles east Of
I'll Psso. The point will be hereafter
known % Junction. b. N. Hoxie, Gen.
eral Manager Of the Texas Pacific, and
Colonel Towns. Superintendent Of the
Southern Pacific, were present, and ar.
ranged timetables aad completed all
arrangements for running trains. The
road will DO opened for business January
drak
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
The CAPTURED Bankers.

HUNSEwELL. Kansas, November a.
The committee to investigate Danford's
crooksdness find II more pronouscsd-
say he cannot pay over twenty-five cents
on the dollar. 1t Is believed the whole
party OF bank officials were about to
dec. 1t was last evening claimed on the
street that Danford would be strung up.
but not killed. Any attempt to send
militia would result In tho death OF the
nriaoners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
The ChrIstIaucy Divorce Case.

New YonK, December 2.-Spoakipg
Of tue Christiaucy divorce case, Q Herald
Washington special says: The direct
testimony on the original bill and the
answer Is now closed. and the next step
will DO tho rebuitsl Of evidence on the
part OF the plaintiff. This will not DO
entered upon for . week or ten days to
come, aud then much OF 1t will be taken
in New York city before commissioners
for that purpose. Among the first wit
nessss to be examined will be Edil Giro,
who expresses a wish to reiute. al he
says, some OF the calumnies that havs
been put out against him In the case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Ths County Hospital.

County Physician wsbbsr's report
states that there were thirty.six patients
in the Hospital November LIST I; that
eighteen were admitted during the
month. three, died and thirteen were
discharged, leaving thirty-eieht there
yesterday. OF this number. thirty.three
are males and Eve females. he treated
thirteen INDECENT patients outside OF the
Hospital during November.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Tragedy at Portland.

PORTLAND. Or. December Last
evening Tim wheslan became involved
In q quarrel In o house Of ill.fams with
one Of the inmates. The girls "friend"
appeared on the scene and drew q revol.
yer. Whsslan pulled o razor out OF his
coat pocket and cut the woman's throat
from ear to ear making three gashes.
The jugular vein was not cut, and 1t 10
thought that she will not die. wselan
In under arrest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Died In she Hospital.

John Rooney died at the County hos.
piiai last night about 10 o'clock. AT
one time Rooney was underground boss
at the Yellow Jacket. Later and until
the going into effect Of the Consolidation
Act be was o policeman for Gold Hill on
tho Divide. Since his removal from
that position he has been out OF work.
In truth, at that time consumption tof
which hs died) had such . hold on him
that he was unable to do anything. He
was taken to the Hospital the 18th OF
iaat month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
nreessains. ~ Law.

The civil calendar in the Distriet Court
is clsar Of causes Of action. The Court
announced this morning that all Gases
ON the criminal calendar would be tried
the FIRST Of the January term. These
cases are: Miles Finlsn. assault With
intent to kill; John E. Shawhan. Jr.,
smbszzlsment; and Hennessy, who 10 to
stand q second trial for the killing Of
H.iI.hsr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Mora CahInet specpIatioua,

NEW Yosx. December IA Tribuns''
Washington special says: Star route
ring men think they have assurance from
some quarter that ex-senator 0hsffss OF
Colorado 10 to be the next Postmaster
General, aud they are for rome reason
drawing much comfort from that fact.
Il 10 understood Ex-Governor Rhoutt Of
Celsrado, vhe believed himself 70 b
Grants favorits candidate for . Cabinet
position, has been told 10 Il 70 b made
Minister 70 Russia,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02

Among the many desirable results Of
pure blood are. an elastic step. buoyant
spirits, and clear oomplsxions. The
uossessor Of healthy blood has his fac.
ulties q. command. aud enjoys . clear
and quick perception which IL impos-
sibls when the blood ID heavy and slug
oish with impurities. Ayers Ssrsa.
psrilla IL the best blood purifier and
yltalizsr known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Court adjourned Jor the term.
How white opium smekers are
Caught.

The police OF Virginia were searching
Chinatown last night to find two Csles.
tials accused Of selling liquor to Indians.
They did not find their prey but did run
across Hong Wong. while he was smok.
ing opium. and took him 10. There 10
an understanding. however, between the
police and Cinnamon 10 the effect that u
the heather will not sell opium to the
whites, mol allow the young fellows to
smoke, they will not DO molestsd. In
accordance with q knowledge Of this
agreement Hong Wong was allowed TO
90 without punishment by Justice Hires.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Rumorsd Coal Discovery.

The Elko Independent says: II 10 re.
ported here that q vein Of coal two feet
wide was struck on the east aide Of
Dixie Valley. about seven miles from
Bullion. Railroad District, some time
ago, and that q shaft, now about twenty
feet in depth. Is being sunk upon 1t.
The coal taken from the shaft 10 said to
burn freely. and the prospect Of dsvsl.
opins . valuable bed Of fuel very faattsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02

"A deIightfui sensation In she re.
gion Of the palate Il experienced By those who
qusf exhilsrsting Hun PuEcH, either with hot
water, lemonade, 1ns Ice, milk. or In its origt.
nal condition. II 10 . delicate combination Of
old LIQUORS with fruits OF surprising richness.
Sold By all Grocers, Wine Merchants and Drug.
Qists. Trade supplied by Richards Z Harrison,
Agents for the Pacific Coast. Ban Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Selling Liquor 60 Iadisns.

Mrs. Pat Gould. who lives ct the foot
Of Washington street, Virginia. was ar.
rested yesterday charged with selling
whisky to the Indians. The aborisinss
arrested the other day have signifsd q
desire to turn States evidence to escape
punishment. and promise to swear In
Court this afternoon at . o'clock who
sold them the liquor. Their confession
duplicates two Cinnamon, who cannot
be found. and Mrs. Gould. She was too
drunk whom arrested to stand immediate
trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
District Cesrs-RisisE. Judge.
The following business has been trans
Acted in this court since last report:

Inc following business nas ooen uaus'
acted in this court since last report:
State Va. A. Goyette-Denis Geyette
applied for and received the pistol with
which Alexander did the shooting.
Estate OF Margaret Mcintyre deceased.
-Administrator authorized to deliver to
the attorney for tho heirs certain jswelry
and clothing.
Estate Of Charles Holland. deceased
An order made setting aside the home.
stead for the family. The administrator
was directed to distribute the estate
among the creditors at the rate OF afty-
eight cents on the dollar.
Estate Of Conrad wiesana, dscsased-
Order Of hual distribution made.
E. A. Fargo ct oil. vs.. Philo knapp
Demurrer overruled and ten days given
to nswer
Court adjourned for the term.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02
Holiday essds Coming.

Chubbusk i Thorburn's Postofics
Variety Store IL we'll supplied with
books, stationery. candies. notions. etc..
and in Q few days will receive . frst.
class stock Of holiday goods. They also
keep excellent tobaccos and cigars.
Read their advertisement under "Nsw
rrnIsv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-02

ACCIDENT AT THE AsYLuM.-J. Wilder
Of Carson. . sub-contractor ct the
Asylum, fell from g staging which he
was fixing on the side Of the building
today. Wilder fell twenty-sieht feet 10
the ground and suStained Q compound
fracture Of the left forearm. . dislocation
Of the left hip and other severe injuries.
DR.. Dawson. who attended the injured
nan. regards his hurts as quite serious.
Wilder had o contract for putting the
osrnics on the Asylum.-Rsno Ga,sas,
November 30.