Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-29
REoIsrRY Books oprs.-The great

REGISTRY Books oPEY,-The great
book for the registry OF those in Town
ship No. entitled to vote nj the COM
ing Presidential election, is opened to-
day at Judge Halls Office, Gold Hill.
Similar books are also open at the office
OF ID. o. Adkison, Registry Agent for
Township No. |, and ut the Office of Il.
Bush, Jr., Agent for Township No. OF
this county. Parties who have not yet
registered have until the 10Th Of 0cto-
Der in which to 10 scatter that date
the offices will be closed and all remain
ing unregistered will be left ont in the
cold. Union men Of Gold Hill, Union
men Of Storey County, all those Of you
who are not already registered, push
forward at once and enter your names
upon the muster roll OF the glorious
army who will vote for Graut and Colfax
this fall. Don't wait, don't put it off,
for at the last day there may be n great
rush of the enemy purposely TO prevent,
you. Register noe.
The WINNER os SEYNoUR.-Iu the
rattle on Saturday evening, at McClus-
keys saloon, Gold Hill, for McLellnn's
painting of Horatio Seymour, ticket No.
30 won the Democratic candidate for
President. Three dice were used in
railing and three throws given. The
winning numbers thrown were Ii, &c,
Is; total, 10. Either George Lewis, Of
Carson, or n Mr.. Brooks, Of Lander, is
supposed to be the holder OF the win
ming ticket. IL was at hrst reported
by the Trespass that ticket No. 80 had
won Seymour, aud acting upon that
proposition, Capt. Taylor, Of DEVILS
Gate, Democratic candidate for State
Senator, holding the aforesaid ticket,
came up to take the prize, but was, Of
course, doomed to disappointment.
The only way our friend, the Captain,
can ever win Seymour is by raiiling for
him. That's so.
STREET INrRoyENESr.-The job of
repairing the turn of the main street
or road at the upper end Of Gold Hill,
near the Alpha works, where it was
badly quilted out, is II good one, it be-
ing well filed in aud macadamized with
waste rock. Some little grumbling
was INDUCED in by passing teamstsrs Mt
the manner in which the work WAS be-
ing performed, but no one will be liable
to object TO il this winter. II is good
Job, and Street Commissioner Gallagher
deserves credit for il. Ii those little
sewer arrangements on the Divide, OPP
posi,e the Washington House, were
attended to, the Gold Hill portion Of the
road to Virginia would be all right for
the winter, which is more than we can
say of the Virginia side but more on
that point hereafter.
CHANGE IN PRoGRAMME.-Arrange-
meuts in the theatrical and public
amusement line are quite different from
what they were few days ago. Miss
Annette Ince will, before appearing at
Piper's Opera House, fultll short en-
gagement in San Francisco. With this
intention, herself and sister have left
here for California. In the meantime
we will be visited by Chiarini's Royal
Italian Circus, which has been so sue
cessful in California, and which is, in
fact, the only circus company worthy OF
the name now on the Pacific Coast.
Until the return of Miss lnce, the Opera
House troupe will perform at the thea
terS Of our neighboring towns, begin
ming at Dayton, where they will appear
next Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Coop SroRY.-Ferguson and Pitzer
had wager about Washoe County-that
il was Democratic, etc.-and agreed to
abide BY the decision Of the first man
they met from that county. Shortly
after they met a dirty, seedy looking,
lank individual, who responded to their
query, that he was just in from Washoe
and lived there. Pitzer politely asked,
to settle. q wager, il he was not q Dem
ocrat. The stranger looked at both IN
diCnautly, and said, with emphasis
"I!ve been working on the ditch from
Hunters, and am covered with mud,
know, but / didn't think looked so
id mean rs to be taken for Demo-
crat !" EreuRt omnes.
TuE BOUNDARY LiSEs.-Geo. Hunt,
County Surveyor, with the requisite
party of assistants, leaves to-day in ac-
cordaucc with an order from the Board
of County Commissioners, for the pur-
nose Of surveying and definitely estab-
fishing the northern and eastern bound
aries of this county. This is necessary,
"a the inhabitants of WadswOrth aud
some Of the settlements on the Truckee
do no. know whether they belong to
Storey or Washoe County, and the ques-
ton can only be settled to the satlstac-
ton of all parties concerned by the
making of an actual and legal survey.
MRErlxG LAST EvESISG.-Seyeral OF
the candidates addressed the Union
Club last evening, in pithy, forcible
speeches which were well received. X.
d. Ferguson wound up with n half
hours plain talk. With three cheers
for Gran. and Colfax the meeting adj
iourned to meet Friday evening, at 4
O'Clock, at the same place, when Hon.
Thos. Fitch will address the people oil
Gold Hill. On Saturday evening, II ar
ranpements can be made, delegation
will 90 from this place to Dayton.
GRAND TARGET EXcURsloS.-A joint
,arge, excursion is proposed for the
25th of next month by the military COM
panies of Virginia aud Gold Hill. Cap
tain Warner, of the National Guard,
has challenged Captain Arnold, OF the
Emmet Guard. both of Virginia, to "
trial of skill in shooting, and the
Sweeuy Guard, Of Gold Hill, will also
be invited to take hand in the match.
Besides the prizes which both the Em-
met and National Guards have on hand,
q number of other prizes will be offered.
FATAL MlLLISG ACCrDENT.-About l
o'clock P. N. to-day, Chauncey Girls
void, a young man about % years OF
age, employed at the Pacific Mill, was
accidentally drawn beneath the main
shaft which drives the pans, aud SO ter
rihly injured that he died in very short
time. We learned no further particu-
lars.
DIsrRIcr COUEr.-Judge Rising ar
rived Saturday night and opened Court
Yesterday morning, and without the