Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-15
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Treasurer, Romualdo Pacheco ; Harbor
! Commissioner, Charles Clayton Clerk
of Supreme Court, R. H. Farquahr /;
State Printer, D. o. Mccarthy Super
intendcnt of Public Instruction, John
SWEET. Highly has been nominated for
Congress from the middle District. The
Sacramento Union, and S. +. Bulletin, as
was expected, bitterly denounce the
leading nominations Of the State Con-
veution, and declare that it was not an
exponent Of the wishes Of the Union
party. II is evident that there will be a
severe fight in California, this canvass.
But we apprehead no serious danger Of
defeat to the ticket headed by George
Gorhsm, as we now see that the De-
mocratic" leaders are expressing their
determination to run a regular Copper
head candidate. Unless they take up
Rosecrans, or some man Of similar SEN
timents during the war, Gorham will
receive a larger majority than was given
Low.
Our mines, during the week, have
continued to ascend on the stock bulle-
tin scale, and now they who prophecied
ancient Gould L Curry figures for the
Savage are not laughed al for their past
sanguine talk. The country members
of the last Legislature, some of them,
were pleased TO bawl: "We want to
pluck the goose that lays the golden
egg" AZ present the goose hangs high,
on a golden peg. and the mine wuer
are standing round" as if they did not
intend to have the fowl "pluckeG to
the extent that Blazy desires. We have,
this week, a published decision from
the Supreme Court, however, which, if
acceded to without appeal, comes down
upon goosey with Il heavy tax. BY the
separate county tax bill, Of 25 cents,
two Senators were deluded into giving
Blaz's State mine tax life. They were
warned Of the ultimate consequences,
and told, on the floor Of the Senate, that
the result. would surely be what it has
proved. But, no; they were doing q
good compromising" - saving" work
for the mines. Verify.
The June number Of the Atlantic has
| come 70 hand earlier in the month of
date than ever before. 1t is in the nick
of time for your Sunday reading. It
contains q sketch Of the city Of St. Louis,
by Parton, which every Western man
ought to read. Not only Of St. Louis,
but Of Missouri, there is much new and
valuable information impaired. St.
Louis is l0i years old; was founded on
the fur trade; has grown IN the grain
trade; will be immensely opulent on the
ore ~diggings within one hundred miles
radios; has a hundred steamboats, at
the wharf all the time; is a great Cath
ole city-ricb in Catholic churches
and charities; is sure to be the
commercial center of this nation, though
twice as far from San Francisco as from
New York. An excellent instructive ar
ticle on Russian America, and a most
entertaining piece titled among the
Comedians" are in the list. This
number Of the Atlantic closes a volume;
so you have al index giving the names
Of the authors Of the magazines con-
tributions during the past six months.
Begle, Postofice Depot, Virginia city,
has a supply Of this best Of American
uonthlies, for your reading tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Earle is having great sue
cess in Nevada, Cal. The Nevada Ga
zstts of yesterday says that 'the inter-
est at the meetings held at the thester,
daily, appears to be on the increase.
The various Protestant denominations
all meet as one family, and labor to-
ge.her tremendously, seeking salvation
Of souls. On Wednesday evening about
n hundred and fifty persons came for
ward for prsyer-thus expressing their
desire to be gathered into the fold of
Christ. A number Of conversions are
already reported, and the leading mem
bers Of the different churches speak
very encouragingly Of religious pros
poets"
All the California papers speak Of in
creased church attendance, of late in
the cities and towns alike is this item
for congratulation localized. In this
county we have r very active and eff
cient ministry, for all denominations,
and we wonder why a much larger iu-
crease in attendance at church on Sum
day is not noticed here. Here, in Gold
Hill, we think we have the most eloquent
Episcopal clergyman on this coast. The
Catholics have a commodious, and very
beautiful church edi6ce, just completed.
Here, too, we have a Methodist church,
with An able and faithful Pastor. Here
is IN opportunity for every man and
woman to worship after the manner most
pleasing to the individual taste or pre-
judice III you please to so call it, though
all UNCONVENTIONAL creeds are not repre-
sented. In Virginia city, there are SER
vices under Presbyterian and Baptist
auspices, in addition to such character
Of Households Of Faith as have builded
Accommodations in our town. Whom
there is " not room more will be made.
Resolve to go to church tomorrow, IL
you have not been before for a month Of
Sundays. So far as possible let us be a
church going people.
Il is not true, as some have inferred
from certain items in the California pa
pers, that Bishop Kip refused to let Mr..
Eagan continue at st. James, San Fran
cisco, on account of the ~latter's intro
duction Of the choral service. On the