Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-12-24

| THE PRIMARY ELEcTIoS.-lhe prlih1y
election yesterday, passed off with remark
able quiet, though it gave rise to almost as
much interest as general one. In Virginia
alone. the whole number Of votes cast was
2,Ol6. There were large number OF tickets,
but the main issue was understood to be as
between Henry Edgerton and Almon Hoyey
for United States Senator, though the queS-
ton of Governor was not by any means lg-
nored. A majority of the delegates chosen
are understood to be in the interest of Mr..
Edgerton for Senator, and Judge Charles IL.
Morgan for Governor: Their names are
John Manning, John Mckay, NJ. Quinlan
and John Dole, for the First Ward. In this
ward, which is entitledto five representatives,
there was a tie between l. Brokaw and Tho
mas Barclay. and to settle it there will be
held special meeting Of the County Com
mittce this afternoon. In the Second Ward,
James Campbell, w. r. Warnock, Thomas
PcaSley, ID. NJ. Hanson, Charles Wilson, Il.
c, LctsOn, \. W. Baldwin and Patrick Qulg-
lev were chosen; and in the Third Ward,
VIM. NJ. Stewart, Robert Morrow, James
Cummings, Jacob Young, John Reeves ana
John Altman. The result in Flowery was
the election of J. c. Tibbetts, E. L. BuGEinS-
ham, Hugh Twining and -: lheSe
delegates, as also those from Gold hill, (pu0-
Esbed in Yesterdays NEws) will assemble
in Convention. at Virginia, next Monday af.
ternoon 10 make county nominations, ana
select sixteen persons to represent storey
County in the State Convention, to be held
at Carson on the 3lst inst.
PRoDArE CorRT-In the matter Of the
estate of f. Holmes, deceased, n. W. VIM
ton was appointed general administrator OF
this estate, upon filing 4 bond of 5000. In
the matter Of the estate of y. Schubert, de-
ceased, G.. B. Voight, having filed docu-
mcnt purporting to be the last will and tcSta-
mcnt Of said deceased, and praying that let
tiers testamcntarS MAJ issue thereon to him,
it WIS ordered that Monday, January 4th,
1864, at 10 \. NJ, and the Courtroom OF this
Court be appointed for hearing said petition
and document. 1t was further ordered that
the Clerk give notice BY publication, and issue
citations to the subscribing witnesses of said
document to be and appear at said hearing.
LEWIS JEwELRY SToRE.-A magnificent
stock of all kinds of jewelry, watches, ear
rings, finger rings, watch chains, bracelets,
and everything in the iewelry line (of the
genuine kind, too) suitable for Christmas and
New Year presents, can be bought as cheap
at Mr.. LEWIS establishment, in Gold Hill, as
they sell in Virginia. Give him call, and
encourage home industry and enterprise. He
can suit everybody, in any article, and at any
price.
THE Union Mill is situated just above and
opposite the Gold Hill mill, and was built in
the fall of 81. 1t has an engine of twenty
horse power, eight stamps, ten 5-fcct and two
effect pans. The mill brushes about sixty
tons of rock per week, and uses one and
half inches Of water and two and half cords
of wood per day. 1t is supplied with water
by the Virginia Water Company.
SUITS Observation-Disclosures Carrarc
has commenced suit in the First District
Court against TraverS Brothers, to recover
81 ,6S2 on promiSSory note and for services,
and ID. W. Perley sues in the same Court y.
4. Chandler, to recover S26 p, alleged to
have been obtained by false representations.
CoMrLIMEHrARY-k Brothers, in Gold
Hill, have sent several presents to our sane
tum, as Il remembrance that tomorrow will
be Christmas. We " acknowledge the corn"
and wish this cntcrpri>ing firm aS good sue
cess in the approaching year, as they have
had during that which is expiring.
Enthusiastically bottles of Hcidsick,
wherewith to celebrate Christmas, came to
our Office, this afternoon, from Harris Sample
Rooms, (Old PoStotice.) Here's Luck!
BARLEY.-Korn Brothers, Of Gold Hill,
made purchase Of one hundred
and Twenty-Five tons Of barley. Big sale,
and big purchase for this section.
THE BALI.-The ball for the benefit of the
School Fund comes off tonight at Chrysopo-
lis Hall in Silver CITY.