Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-01

L Kraus, ] Monahan, Thos Conley, L Klop,
C Rocket, II LeHeur, Master 0'Conner, Mr.
Powell, Mr. Swinger, Mr. Dixon, Mr. Canon,
Mr. Cameron.
CONVENTION CoScLuDED.-Tbe Demo.
cratic County Convention Of Gold Hill,
a portion of whose proceedings we gave
a report of in yesterdays NEws, con-
cluded it's labors yesterday. After the
recess at 2 o'clock for half an hour, the
convention re-assembled. On motion,
the vote by which the recommendation
to adjourn to October 9Th was passed,
was ~rescinded, and the time for re-
assembling the convention changed to
September 22d. The following were
elected delegates to the State Conven-
ton
First Ward, V~irginia-D. E. McCHr-
thy, J. R. Robertson, y. B. NeBee,
Mark Feeny.
Second Ward, virginia-John Mallon,
J.. P. Curtis, J. ". Daniel, William
woodburn, Thomas Coleman, John
O'Brien, R. P. Keating.
Third Ward, Virginia-W. T. O'Seole,
P. Barrett, L. Letterer, F. Cunningham,
Patrick Ksyes, F. J. Maupin, DR.. c. G.
Green.
Fourth Ward, Virginia - Fl. A.
Young, c. G. Thomas, ]. E. Parker, j.
G. Benson.
Flowery-J. r Rule.
First Ward, Gold Hlll-R. B. Sanchez,
Louis A. Hnuck, P. W. Cassidy, James
Monahan, VI. McClusky, D. X. Harris.
Second Ward, Gold Hill-John Rule.
G. S. Sanders, John McCurdy, Thomas
E. Hlxson.
American City. NJ. Manning.
The following gentlemen were chosen
members OF the County Central Com
mittee:
First Ward, Virginia-D. E. McCar-
thy Second Ward, James Malone |;
Third Ward, W. 7. 0'Nealei Fourth
Ward, s. F. Hoole; Flowery, ]. R.
Rule ; First Ward, Gold Hill, William
H. Stone; Second Ward, Captain n.
Taylor (; American City, G. ]. Russell,
Secretary At Large, John Mallon,
| Chairman.
Convention adjourned.
FIRST WARD UNION MEETISa.-Thea-
ire Hall presented a lively scene last
evening, the Union men turning out in
large numbers, to make preliminary ar
ranyements for the coming cam aign.
Seventy-three persons were prop 'sed Tor
membership, and elected under the ad-
ditional test prescribed by the County
| Central Committee. The President an
nounced that meetings would be held
Monday next. and the Thursday follow
ing, September 10th, and up to 9 p. N.
of the latter named day all eligible un-
der the test could join and participate
in the Primaries. On the 10th, nomina-
tons would be made, and on tue 18th,
at Theatre Hall, from 2 TO s p. NJ, the
election held for delegates to the Coun'
~ and State Conventions. The Hon.
Wm.M Stewart was henintroduced and
for an hour and q half made one OF the
most interesting and able talks we have
had the pleasure Of listening to n Gold
Hill. 1t was plain, unassumiug, prac.
teal and argumentative, convincing all
who heard, and delivered in a CONVERSE
tional manner, though at times breath
ing into eloqueuce aud the ehoic ~
rhetoric, as the subject Inspired. This
Ward Club 10 alive and bound to win'
whatever may como, and all who think
to the contrary had better attend. \
vote of thanks was unanimously ten
dered the Senator for his able and COM
p~rehensive speech. The Club meets next
Monday evening at the same place.
MONTHLY SHIPMESr OF Bullion
Wells, Fargo L Co. shipped from their
Office in Gold Hill, during the month OF
August, the very handsome sum OF
S624, s66 90, in assayed gold and silver
bullion. Several Gold Hill companies
the Imperial, the Yellow Jacket, the
Bacon, and the Gold Hill Quartz Mill,
also shipped from Virginia direct, at
less, one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars-making the total bullion pro-
duct Of the Gold Hill mines, for the
month Of August, about seven hundred
and seventy thousand dollars. The
largest yield, in one month, ever pro-
duced.
Too MucH OF A Coon THrSG.-Some
people in taking medicine seem to be
under the impression that if II little Is
good, a good deal is much better, and
in pursuance of that idea we notice
tina. our Virginia contemporaries mention
that on Saturday last Mrs. Cath"rine
MrNochals died from the effects OF an
overdose Of blue mass pills. II appears
that she took no less than seventeen OF
the pills, taking no purga,ive afterwards
tor three days, when the pills produced
modification Of the stomach aud cnused
her death. She was II native OF ireland
and aged tweuty-eight years.
ExcELsroR.-Collins, the well known
halter OF Virginia, who is now rusti-
eating out in Excelsior. writes very en-
c%ouraging accounts Of prospects in that
region. The principal mines are all
being operated with the most promising
signs Of success and things Whereabouts
look decidedly lively.
IxPrRIAL-ExPIRE.-The winze which
i, to connect the 700 and 900 foot levels
Is about half completed. In about six
or eight weeks more the connection will
be complete. Meanwhile the new
patent fan or blower furnishes plenty Of
fresh air in the lower level drifts.
\ NATIONAL GUARD, ATTENTION Read
the notice of Capt. Warner in another
column, requiring You to appear at your
armory this evening, at y o'clock. for
tho transaction Of very important bust
ness connected with the vital welfare Of
the company. Every member mus. be
present without fail.
BulLIoX.-Wells, Fargo i Co shipped
from their Office in Gold Hill, yesterday,
o. sacks Of assayed bullion, weighing
1925 pounds, aud valued at S6o,9st 80.
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