Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-14
SATURDAY NIGHT.

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A very sudden change in the weather.
From the nineties down to the sixties is
a rapid m~ercuriai drop since this day
four days. Linen. coats have given
place TO thick cloth %overcoats, aud deli
cate. ladies are sneeziug, instead OF fan
ming, and the bellyachers are being
superseded by the coughers. We must
have a handsome Indian Summer for
this, or the Clerk Of the Weather Will
have an immense per centage to pay IN
1868. 1t was in this msnner that the
Fall of 1868 opened, and the succeeding
Winter was remarkably mild.
The going down, down, Of stocks does
moi, appear to depress the pheelings oil
the people in our communities, nor raise
the price of -four. Indeed, aside from
a comparatively few, tho stock bulletin
has become a matter of supreme indit-
ference. The majority Of the miners
who invested in the mines early in the
summer have sold out at a profit; and
the losers by this fall are mostly those
who can "stand it" we'll, and who are
still buoyant in hopes of recuperating,
before the Autumn closes.
There are already many substantial
indications among the miners and mill
men, that they count upon the benefits
of railroad facilities within a short time,
and quick and convenient t%ransporta-
ton to the Truckee. 1t is said that
quartz mill sites have been taken up, for
q long distance on the Truckee; though
the Dutch Flatites have followed the
stake" stakes with notice to quit.
What manner Of monopoly we have to
deal with will be seen by and by.
The splendid hosting works Of the
Empire-Imperisl-the building sits as a
beauty on the hills to be copied
aud improved upon by other ming com
psnies 10 this town; some Of whom will
also take q site on the eastern side oil
the town.
Some of our citizens who are in at
tendance at Sacramento, at the State
Fair, write that there never was so hne
q display, in AZ departments o a
greater amount Of imposition upon
strangers by the hotel and hack-men.
They write that the election is talked Of
with the most astonishing " exhibition v
Of good nature; while it seems to be
almost universally conceded that the
State of California has given a verdict
upon which she will never go back
against. Stewart s Co.'S negro suffrage
doctrines. At the same time, they be-
lieve, from what they learn at Sacra.
| mento, that q Conservative Union plat.
form would win in the Golden State
| This intelligence tallies precisely with
the statements concerning the matter
received from all the other reliable au'
thorities that have reported.
There is considerable stalk" already
in our communities about the political
prospects in Nevada. One Of the ole
| time candidates for q. S. Senator called
a meeting of his friends, in Storey
recently, to enjoy a little communion
in review Of the past, consideration o.
the present and speculation as to the
future. II is stated that no definite
conclusions were arrived at-which we
believe to be true. The people are well
pleased-ard so express thcmselres-
with the prospect of voting for good
men for the offices to be filled next Fall,
as they argue that both parties will ain
to put up first rate tickets. Aud this is
said without intending or implying any
disparagement Of the present corps o.
officials in this county. As the race
will be close, the very best men mus
and will be selected, on either side
And for legislators not only good men
but persons who will be truly represen'
tatives Of the people, and not of thu
Dutch Flat Railroad, will be nominated
and elected. So the folks talk. .Mones
can't win against the will Of the people
next Fall. There are some "poiuts'-
and some men as we'll, who aspire
nightly, and boast of their money inau
ence, (Which may be they would get)-
that are to be settled permanently mex,
canvass. And vain will be the endeav'
ors to prevent their being removed
This is of the speech Of our people; and
its application is well understood.