Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-13

He stepped in one night from the OBJ
scurlty Of the ldst TO the position of q
nonplar leader. md, who ne "a and
-. In mn f,om a.. oro.,,on. th.,
"ue'e =. e eiM'
nave niLheLto zen Isit unahsWerea
me hIst- 'ln . neaie VI ni.I was Lh
1000. l Mas ..eii p,esen. ~ .lie Cour!-
room IN a.ceofia, lslalio,
wneh ne was sen.eIseu ~ nSe years
naru iapol wv tne S't ~ ~ arsou; ~
served TWO years ot MS Time, anu theh
orioea the Jaiior u ieI MIN escape.
NJ aio af,a. stav,nS thera for sho,ft =
year. came to California and worked
ut lis trade of shoenaking. A few
months ago he founded the st. Crispin's
society, nnu WIS e.gcaeu rfes!uea' o.
~ ,o a"u "aain.t the im9or Iaf of chi:
pese IN North Adams. Mass. for the
purpose Of working In MI. SIMPSONS
shoe factory, he presided, and since
then uken an actiVe part III az
other things, tho ho1or of orgSnizing
tbc first miIitary company inteI,ded for
Celestial onslaught.
When Carey and VIM had been
somewhat suhuued, the convention got
to business IN o more orderly manner ;
and having appointed committees on
various matters, adjourned until
Thursday evening. A resolution to
nominate q municipal ticket was tabled
as unnecessary, because the Democratic
Convention ut present IN session re-
quires a pledge from It's nominees that
they will support the movement.
Rnr,h.u.k, P~redie,l.,.,
. s,iobt shocL a, 90 rtbonok tho 8rst
'o.
LOT soule hioiitis' was leu iiere ABOUT
half-past II O'Clock on Tuesday night.
Popular prejudice Is rather in favor of
tbes. lighter demonstrations of sub.
-ts 60 -, .hou...,m - ,.o,o
lelraiie"ll ioise' ~ VIZ ee'.n saw
of the heavier shocks, There are
hardly n hundred days in tho year that
San Francisco Is not doomed to de-
,tr,ct,o, nv somo oart,oualc nronbet
".S" :u,n sa,on,I - = nraa.nt
VI ',
month was nxeu on Il long tinie 3
by some unknown ass rs the date Of
our city's disappearance, and an Hit
crate youth who styles himself "Wm.
Mooney Naturalist" writes to q Los
Angeles paper to say that on taking
an "astronomy observation " no finds
San exceeding abundance Of carbonic
substance IN the atmosphere, caused Dy
the formation OF the coming earthquake
about the 10Th OF August" Inc ex-
perience Of the last ten years, with
eighty or ninety earthquakes OF every
degree OF violence, ranging from tie
almost impercep'iole trem6lor 70 tne
severe shock OF October. ises, does not
cam;ng naar tbn mari in nredictinp
thoso ,bamomanos Productions founf.
ed on scientific deductions, on astro-
nonical observations, OH spirltualistic
information on magnetic theories, OH
t,e uoc,riie !" si; "i,' h Un 49, ~
tlllilg ei,e WIS., "t'u iU ".a nrm % ;,,S. 90
cquaiiy ~ M.a., u,I WI 1871 ,o thog ' mon ne
In'cli anu JuS5 M 'as uS .sa. :. "1oo,t
us we ever o'u' I'LL" '"' "'''
hooS,u,s. ,uu f,o,ou uos oo,-
T"i'e ~ "t Hna sum a~o :" o1ohis the
r tsoau IVY en- W. ~ ;nvest;oate
w." h;storv IF r],aIiEorn;a ear,hnnakes,
and a committee was appointed with
w. II. Rhodes as Secretary, to g. into
the matter thoroughly. believe some
sort OF lepor, WAS maIe I". LIZ
oeveroi n%ms,,ecessfnI ATTEMPTS to see
the original. A growl from the press
might hiring the suppressed document
to light, . it properly oe,Gngs Q the
ipor JIto, I imtar ~ 70 every one
90.
Fire ~ '"e 'n ~
so,oooro o,s,ocr, vootoraov n,or,-