Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-05

in behalf of the Union cause in Nevada,
he merits much higher honor than tho
election Of tomorrow confers upon him.
George L. Lammon
Is q resident Of Virginia, and is thorough
" conversant with the Fire Department
interests Of that city. Indeed, it is a fact
worthy OF notice respecting u Legisla-
tive ticket, that every considerable class in
our communities are represented by a per-
son specially competent to speak in be-
half Of the public interests with which he
is most familiar. Everybody" knows
Geo. 1. Lammon, and we don't know
anybody who 10 not personally friendly to
him and many a Democrat, out OF per-
sonal regard, we more than suspect, will
pu, in a plumpsr for George.
z. Strothor
IL a resident of American Flat, and .
man with whom a recent acquaintance
has given US great satisfaction and plea
sure. We know that as a Legislator no
will not be prejudiced n way or another
so that argumen. cannot affect his action,
while from him may be expected original
sensible views on all questions affecting
our home affairs or mining business.
American Flat will be more than well
represented in the Legislature in the per-
son Of E. Strother.
A. HI. Lissak
IL a resident of Virginia City. We have
no. the pleasure of his personal acquain-
lance. He is reputed q skillful and sue
cesstul business man ; and is very popular
among his fellow. citizens OF like faith-he
being q Jew in descent and. religion. On
matters Of finance he will be au fat, and
a Committee on Ways and Means would
undoubtedly find him a most valuable, if
not a leading member.
J.. l.. swnncy
Il the name Of a resident Of Lower Gold
Hill, who was placed upon the ticket by
tho Union County Central Committee in
place Of Hugh Twining, resigned. To the
citizens OF Gold Hill he needs no word Of
eulogium or introduction. He is n Of
that class of men who thoroughly mind
their own business" puts on no airs. goes
straight ahead-will make a good Repre-
sen,ative-attentive, intelligent, correct.
It would not surprise US If Swaney ran
ahead Of his ticket in his precinct. It can
hardly be helped.
A. X. Potter
Is q No. l marketable every time. Gold
Hill, where he resides, is fortunate again
in his election ; and that Of
&. Il. Husc,
Both Of whom are deservedly popular in
this burg. We feel somewhat embarra,s-
ed in writing Of Gold Hill men, speaking
out in m~eetin'," as We necessarily do by
such publication as this, and rehearsing
Of persons whose reputation is established
and known to all men at our doors. We
can say, in a summary, that Gold Hill
ought to DO and is well satisfied with its
force on the Union legislative ticket that
10 to elected Tomorrow.
w. w. Bishop.
We have heard many persons who were
at the Union meeting, on B street, last
Saturday evening, say that the speech Of
w. w. Bishop was a capital .alk-one Of
the very bss. Of the campaign. Bishop
has done yeoman service during this CAM
paign, in company with Hon. R. D. Fer
gu,on; and his selection as District At
torney is not a more "sure thing" than q
deserved tribute to his talents and labor.
M. l.. Dexter.
This gentleman is the Union candidat
for County Treasurer. He is IN expert
enced business man, long a resident Of the
4th Ward Of Virginia, always Union
man, and not only ION the square as q
business man. but in every respect O true
blue to his friends.