Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-28

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T. Bowling, Mr. Eddy, ] W Howell, G A
Coop,
By WOODRUFF y SSoR's LINE.
Jas W Waters, T Barry, John Bennett, ]
Flanders, W J Forbes, J R Birch, ] Bolin,
John Redden, Dr. Storrs, w Whistler, David
Allen, Peter Davis. S Reeder, W Townsend,
Geo Dean, J B Wilson, Capt Mack, W Slice,
S Greene, R Stockdale.
VIRGINIA DrxocRArIc PRIMARIES
The following were the Delegates to the
Democratic County Convention elected
in the various wards of Virginia, at the
primary election yesterday:
First Ward-The total vote poiled,
GAG. Delegates elected: Frank McCar-
thy, Stefan, Robertson, Fceney and
Melee.
Second Ward - Delegates elected:
John Msllon, J. Il. Stewart. Thomas
Coleman, ]. ". Daniel, j. p. Curtis,
Jack O'Brien, James G. Rule, Abe
Strouse, James Malone and l.. Samuels.
Third Ward-Whole number of votes
polled, 392. Delegates elected: P. Bar.
nett, T. j. Maupin, l.. Letterer, Thos.
Cunningham, Pat Reyes, Robert Apple,
VIM. T. 0neal, James Hartnett, John
Kelley and John Bradley.
Fourth Ward - Delegates elected:
John Snow, H. A. Young, e. c. Thomas,
L. Bass, j. G. Benson and ]. L. Parker.
The delegates elected on the above
tickets are ~unpledged, or Mt least are
supposed to be.
LITERATURE FoR THE MILLIoN.-If any
one supposed for au instant that Bur-
rail-, W. H. Burial Of the well known
Pioneer Bookstore, corne Of c and
Union streets, Virginia, had left the
country or was intending to before he
had sold ont his immense stock Of
books, stationery, fancy goods, etc.,
they were mistaken. He expects to dis
pose Of about 1871 just such stocks and
at cheaper rates than anybody else can
afford. In order TO show Us Il specimen
Of what he receives by way OF light
reading matter every mail, he furnished
US the following last evening, just re-
ceived per latest Eastern mall fresh
and damp from the press: Literary Al
bum, Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie's
Illustrated, Harper's Bazaar, illustrated
Police News, New York Clipper, Boston
Journal, Richmond Inquirer, The Irish
People, The Irish Citizen, Yankee No.
tions, Godey's Ladies' Book for Septem-
Der, Peterson's Ladies National Maya.
zine for September, Arthur's Home
Magazine for September, The Ladies'
Friend, for September, and the London
Illustrated News, containing two splen.
did pictures, one Of "Swcet Edin-
burgh," aud the other a beautiful col.
ored print, entitled "Come Along
Burrall's motto is "Cheaper than tho
cheapest, and better than the best"
LILLE y LITERATURE. - II. c.
Lille & Co., the ~well-known s%tationers
and newsdealers, South c street, Vir-
ginia, a few doors south Of the Bank of
California, keep constantly on hand a
splendid assortment Of all varieties Of
books and stationery, from the very
cheapest to the most costly. besides
which they are constantly receiving by
latest mails huge supplies Of all the
latest pictorials, newspapers, etc., in
testimony Of which they last evening
supplied US with the following, fresh
per mail from the East: Harper's
Weekly, Chimney Corner, Literary
Album, National Police Gazette, Days
Doings, and the London Illustrated
News, containing a mostmuniicent sup
plemeut, consisting Of a fine engraving
Of the city of Edinburgh, Scotland,
and one Of those beautiful pictures
printed in %colors, entitled "Come
| Along" Call at Lilies and examine.
MOHAWK & MoSrREAL.-At Fred
erick's jewelry store, Virginia, this
morning, We saw a large piece of very
rich ore from the famous Mohawk Il Mon
treal mine, Excelsior. II was literally
" lousy" with little fine particles Of
gold, disseminated all through the rock.
As there are many stockholders in this
valuable mine resident in Virginia and
Gold Hill, they will doubtless be
pleased to hear that the new mill OF the
company will start up next Monday.
The mine is looking better than ever
before. There is known to be II body
Of the rich ore mentioned by us n day
or two since, 1870 feet in length BY IS in
depth, on the lead, and this body is
thought TO be even more extensive. 4
letter from the mine states that the en-
ployes of the mine are very anxious to
obtain stock, and are buying all they
can get hold Of ut presen, prices
whatever that may be.
RESULT OF The ELEcTIoX IN GOLD
HuLL.-The following ticket was elected
in the First Ward, Gold Hill, nt the
Democratic primary yesterday. 1t is
the I" unpledged" ticket, and obtained
3T2 votes: G. ]. Lansing, Henry Motz,
David Davis, John ]. MunahRu, q. w.
Cassidy, Isaac Frock, W. II. Stone, Dr..
R. Webber, VIM. Seaman, II. NJ. Vesey.
In the Second Ward $50 votes were
polled, and the following ticket was
elected John Rule, John Pagan, j..
McCurdy, Thomas Hixson, Geo. Saun-
ders, Peter Mercer.
THIS "JArs" IN a Row.-The Japanese
troupe were in the Dayton coach this
morning, on their way from Gold Hill
to Virginia, when a white man inside
got into q quarrel with them about the
curtains Of the coach being down, and
q small skirmish ensued. The coach
was on South C street, and stopped. A
policeman interfered and stopped the
muss by arresting the whole crowd.
THAT BLOWER "ARRlv." The big
new blower for the Imperial-Empire
shaft has arrived at last; be blowed it
it hasn't. 1t arrived at 0 o'clock this
morning, and the "blasted" thing is
already placed in position and blowing
fresh blasts of fresh air down into the
lower drifts. Let her blow. We hope
to puff the thing good IL it only works
as well as it promises.
PRoanEssISo.-The stone basement Of
the new Catholic church, Virginia. IS
about completed and work upon the
su~perstructure will be commenced as
- -. L.;.L. for the same are