Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-01
M,Ion BnAn1Ey At CIR,oy.-The

MAJOR BRADLEY AT CARsos.-The
gallant herdsman" was ranging
about Carson last Saturday. Sundays
Appeal says: "Major Bradley, the
Democratic candidate for Governor,
put in an appearance here yesterday.
We hope he will not consider the allu-
sion indecorous when we venture the
surmise that he has come here to .cor-
raj = what votes he car. The Major
presents n healthy appearance, has q
beard somewhat heavier than TITLES,
but not so long; and while the latter
has the look Of being the better runner,
there need be no close personal inspec-
ton of the Major to justify the conclu-
sion that he has the greater bottom
We believe that Mr.. Bradley's title of
Major IA VOL by gallant services in
the old French war. He seems to be
quite vigorous for a man Of his age and
convictions"
CHoILAR-PorosI IMrRovEMENTs.-
The Virginia office Of the Chollar-
Potosi Company is now in their new
building, near the lower works. The
building is not yet completed, but
enough of it Is to allow Of the office
being moved into it. The stables and
assay office are ready for occupation.
The fine race-course recently conf
pleted in the large field in front of the
office Is now in splendid con lition for
the coming races. A new sidewalk Is
about being laid along the west side,
at the line Of G street, and as soon rs
the proper season arrives for trans
planting, 4 large lot of choice shade
trees will be set out.
PINcHowER. - This cracked-head,
from the Divide, who is running as n
candidate for.Sheriff of Storey county,
ut the earnest solicitation Of "the
boys" called ut this office last evening
with an order from "Andew Johnson,
j. p" to get eight thousand tickets
printed. Johnson is evidently Pin
chower's treasurer; but nothing short
of the coin cali get election printing
executed here. Pinchower either has
none. or he is saving it to buy votes OH
election day.
SwuL CART CAIANITY.-An excite
ment, only secondary to that Of the
big lottery, was produced on south e
street, Virginia, early this morning,
by the fearful runaway Of n two-horse
swill cart. The driver was thrown off
and not badly hurt. after which the In
furiated beasts dashed down the street
and upset the cart with Its entire con-
tents, in front of Woodruff Il Ennor's
store, after which exploit they struck
ont for California.
SETTLE Your BuLs.-Frank McNair
o: the we'll known Fashion Saloon, on
the Divide, desires everybody indebted
to him to walk up to the Captains
office and settle Immediately, rs he Is
about closing business. All good
square mel settle their bills when
called upon, and that is just exactly
what Frank expects. Read his notice
in another column.
WEIroN's LorrERy.-The drawing
of welton's lottery took place in Gold
Hill simultaneously with the big San
san Francisco lottery. Several prizes
are said to be won here in town, but,
Welton says the matter will not be
specifically decided until the official
lists OF prizes are published.
PRIZE WINNERS A club of five
persons at Virginia won the $1,000
prize in the big lottery. We also hear
of several smaller one there and in
Gold Hill, but do not care to specify
them now. until decided by the pub
lished official lists.
TIE MIssING HOSE CART.-The new
carriage of Good Will Hose Company,
Virginia, ordered from Philadelphia
sometime ago. was carried through to
Truckee City. by mistake. 1t will be
recovered and brought to Virginia to-
morrow. -
THE DRAwISa.-rhe drawing Of the
Mercantile Lottery was concluded
shortly after IL o'clock last night.