Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-03
THE EVENING NEWS.

PUBLIC MEErNe.-A very respectable
gathering of people assembled in front of
the Bank Exchange, in Gold Hill, last
evening, to listen to speeches in behalf of
what is known as the Regular ticket.
The meeting was called to order by the
appointment of Mr.. Charles Olney as
President. W. W. Bishop, ESQ, who
entertained the audience for the space OF
about half an hour in very good and
sensible speech upon the various subjects
which now eugross the publie's attention.
Mr.. Bishop was followed by Judge Bros
nan, of Virginia. The Judge let fly from
his right and his left, and hit the Copper
heads every time, and with good efect-at
theI same time not forgetting 10 give
side-winder to the Peoples Nominating
Committee, or "any other man " who did
not swallow the Irregular ticket. Beg
pardon, Judge. but if YOU knew halt as
much about that regular business as
,rs do, YOU would weaken in your denun-
Citations of people who are honest enough
to have a mind of their own. But, on
the whole, Judge Brosnan made a good
speech, patriotic and loyal speech, and
one that did honor to his head and his
heart; and for it we like the old silver
gray better than we ever did before.
Thomas Fitch, ESQ.,, was next introduced
to the assemblage, as the regular nominee
for Delegate to Congress. Holy Moses (!
play on the word "regular!'1 Mr.. Fitch
is a good orator. and made first rate
speech-but " stopped over" on the great
question of regular; by reason of his not
being particularly sound on the I" regular
goose" last December. However, Tom
came out well last night, and We don't
think he made himself any enemies. Char
ley belong next came on the stand. He
said he was sick, but he made bully
speech for about an hour-and with the
exception of the great weight which he
gave to the Regular Union Ticket" and
the abuse he heapeth upon many we'll
meaning men who were connected with
the " Peoples Nominating Committee"
il was the best speech of the evening
many portions of it being filed with beau
tiful sentiments Of true and feeling pat
riotism. His remarks were well received,
and at their conclusion spplauded. Lloyd
Frizel brought up the rear, every body
knows Lloyd, and nearly every
body knows Just what he said
so. as we were tired standing, we
left before Lloyd had his say" The
meeting passed off pleasantly, quietly, and
on the whole, we doubt not convinced
very nearly all who attended it that as
between the bogus regular and the
Srar-chamber 4" Peoples Ticket" there
was not a mighty sight Of difference in
their bringing forth and as there is good
compromise Union Ticket in the field,
which comprises the all-healing" ele-
ment, and which is at the head of our col
umns, they will split the difference by
voting that almost to man. This Is
considered the cement which will bring
the party together, heal the wounds of the
sore-headed, and make us a successful,
and happy Union party.
PoLreANY.-The local" of the Enter
prise, who Joined the Mormons about a
year ago, and after marrying oftener than
the law allows, barely escaped being hung
BY them. now speaks. of that sainted COM
NSEN IiGA"lChAal4 oAAO
makes some awful figures Of speech con-
corning them. However, ne is just like all
great literary geniuses-very ireonstant.
We have it from good authority that since
he left the Mormon church that number
of the Guile family has been added to
that pious communicated also that they
are as straight as the "quills upon the
freful porcupine," being very anxious to
see their daddy.
IxcoRPoRArED.-The Spears Gold and
Silver Mining Company yesterday fled
articles of incorporation in the Clerks
Office: Truseees-J. B. Chinn, J. NJ.
Spears and W. W. Stovall. The capital
stock fthe company amounts to the sum
Of $40, 900, in 2,400 shares of 800 each.
The company to mine in Washoe county,
and the principal place of business to be
Virginia.
THE Carson river has risen some inches
since the late rains in the mountains, and
since the water diverted by the ranchmen
has been turned back into its natural
course. Everything rises but wildcat.
So says the Enterprise. The fact Is, as
regards the wildcat" she overleaped
herself, lost her wind, and she has not
recovered it to this day. Rather GmsHsing,
isn't it
MIXERS LEAeUE.-The regular month
" meeting of the Miners League will be
held on Monday evening next at Armory
Hall, B street, Virginia. The Trustees
will meet this evening at the Office of the
Secretary.
OMNIBUS FARE REDUcED.-On and
after to-day, the fare on the Omnibus is
reduced to twenty-five cents. In these
hard times we believe the change to be
beneficial one to all parties.
BULLION shifted. - Messrs. Wells,
Fargo s Co. shipped yesterday morning
1888 pounds of bullion, worth, according
to assay, S43,523 81.
The TorAL shipment of bullion from
this city yesterday morning by the express
lines was S70,039 Is.
The late skirmishing near Fort Stevens
has developed some new kind Of ammunition
used BY the rebels. Among the missiles
picked up is conical musket ball Of lead in