Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-03
THE EVENING NEWS.
rrlaa, Ercnins...-..--..AprII 3. 1865.

not long ago, u motion was made that
the delegates should vote BY rird roee,
instead of by ballot; but one of the
delegates, 1--WE will call him John, for
SHORTY objected, as he always liked
for folks to talk out when they voted
and he didn't think this risa rersd style
allowed that. He went in for folks talk
ing il right out who they voted for! .
We believe the ballot style was voted
down, and the riSd rerSd was adopted.
John considered himself victorious, De-
came iubilant, rampageous after the
meeting was over-aud that eminent
iurist," C~onstabulary Pat. Lannan, to
keep John from breaking things, a to
arrest him-all owing to that risa rersd
franchise busineSs-and he was de-
: tanned for u short time, and an eXamin-
alton into \ little matter of q breach oil
the peace, on the part Of John, was put
of, or a. continued" rs the lawyers say,
until the next day. In the meantime,
Pat. Lannan, who, like Jake heyser oil
old, has . good deal of the milk OF hui
man kindness about him-went to tho
Prosecuting Attorney and suggested
that as John was q iirst-rate fellow, and
having become excited about politics,
n RoRe prosegm had better be entered,
which the Attorney thought best, too.
So, q short time before the case was to
be called up, Lannau went to tell John
of the prospec, of things I; but as he APP
preached him, John became q" ramfusti-
,nN ~ l.w,, o ,r an ~ N MI FInnInU nj
a terrible rate, and reminded Lannan
that but for him, he would not be con-
stable, etc. Pat, however, thought he
would talk to John "like q father"
and accordingly pointed his dexter fin
ger Of the right hand directly at him
and remarked, good-naturedly, snow,
John, you keep quiet, have just come
from Bishops Office, and he has con-
scented to enter u RoRe p~rOSeqm.". "No
YOU don't, Pat. Lannan +! D-n you,
YOU are always putting up some d-n
tricks on me ! I'll have n jury trial ;
and you shan't try me at all I! you've
fooled me often enough, Pat. Lauuan.
No Id Constable shall try me
WHY We SHAKE HANDS n Kiss
\ learned Theban gives us the solution
Of this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES problem.
In the first place it is very old-iash-
toned way of indicating friendship.
-: 1oh.,,lsb. ale ,bine
'e"" 80, =, ~.
heart riSht rs m! ne"'' ''
heart? II it be, give me thine manu-
ltis not merely an old-iashioned Gus
tom 1t is a strictly natural one anu us
usual in such cases, we may hnd phys
biological reason II we only take the
pains to search for 1t. The animals cut
tivate friendship by the sense oil touch
as well as by the senses of hearing and
sight and Tor this purpose they employ
T% mo uSS LIS ~osss ,oCstbcr' or they
Iick one another with their tongues.
Now, the hand is part of the human
body in which the sense OF touch Is
hlghIy developed rue a'rv' 'ue snSi
OF animals, we not oniy IKE W sec ~
hear our friend we " iiNS 70 'ouIu
him, aud promote the S'nuly lee''nss ps
contac. apd ,ec'prSeaI pte ~ III
sensi!iEe naaTs' oossI,e, ~ " omv
psineiPie Is II1asU - ~ ,r;sb -
modes oil greeting men We
determine wue'"e,
tectly smooth, anu "'e no' fuI.
he'd with tue iorna.. . -
the myers, we h"'
ruo II gent! upon a.. A.
cause we NOV 80 %ac,;vclv
senses OF toueu ~ ~ ri:
developed IN tue ups '""u :" -.ss
Accordingly wnea We Wis" -, poo,
cate 'he WARMER IeeI.us -. ond
tent with the CONTACT VI 'ne 81.
we bring the ups insS rnasmnn,
OF nan"S e.is"s,n h,, = kiss !.
ssr'.aSe n = more tender affection.
tut
piers OPERA HOUSE" hoftA.
or L,yy.n-An immense audience greet
:, H. Ga, ,r~ss.,,otion of John Broug
ed -.,:,,., ,ho mro,,.r,
hams great P''!
of Life ut the opera rouse last eNe
ming. There IS no pace In a"' " So,
,.r annrcciai.d than by US dwellers or
the sage-brush slope Of Mount Davidson
q fact fully evinced in the audience o
last n'Sn'. wn,es - u ,u.
specimen OF "h"' Ut 'ue oPet"
Wall be seen LOT Tue mex 'u'e w. -,
Tue Lottery U, % ~, 80,
piece wnicu 'r. "Hss r,tro
shown us. In view o, tue I oron
arrangements 'Hs o.nn;nn nonnls h,i
ings immeu.a'eI! p,ee.,us' - =.
begun 10 ih''ua.e 'u" r,,in u.ooI :,
bnt that illusion is dispelled by tn,
glories'of las. evening. The fnteres
throughout me enaeimea. .. .uv p ~er,
never hagseu IN tue ie"st' - w.
much appiauded, ana eVet!oou! We" SI
home well pleased. lhey saw no. o"'
Mr.. Wheatlelgh, but seVerai o'nofs !,
marked prominence, ana pay w0F "
repeating several times. ~ WIZ D
presented again tonight, and we recon
mead all intending 10 or'ns is ,haS .e =
S'N"'S 60 81 -,