Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-08

The REPUBLICAN RNIY.-Last eve
ming the last grand Republican rally
ut Gold Hill, held at Miners Union
Hall, was very fully and enthusiastic
ally attended. The meeting was adj
dressed by j. P. Jones, win Campbell
and F. A. Trltle. The Gold Hill Brass
Band discoursed most excellent and
patriotic music before, between and
after the speeches, and everybody felt
good. Mr.. Tritle made 4 very
practical and effective speech,
II the course Of which he re-
reviewed his connection with the Bel
cher mine, and showed that he was
always opposed to cutting down the
wages of the miners, and that when
the proposition was made to reduce
the wages Of the miners to less than
81 per day, he had said that he would
resign his place in the mine rather
than agree to it. Judge Campbell
made a good square speech.
and showed himself to be sound
upon all the leading questions at
issue at the present time. j. p. Jones
also made an excellent speech, coming
ont fair and square OH every question.
The speakers were heartily chcered,
and the best feeling prevailed from the
opening till the close of the meeting.
Thus closes the or1torical labors Of the
campaign. The American freemen to-
day decide the political result.
The BESErIr.-We had no adequate
time yesterday, neither have we to day.
to make proper mention Of the tri-
umplantly successful benefit Of the
National Guard ut Piper's Opera House
last Saturday evening. Suffice 1t to
say that the vocal and Instrumental
portion Of the entertainment was gen.
orally excellent, and the military drill
and tableauX the best ever given upon
that stage. Miss Emerson being Gold
Hitler, We will mention particularly
as reciting brakes .iairess 10 the liner
icag Flag very ~excellently indeed and
as to Stephens, Robinson, Elston and
all the others who SO efficiently as-
sisted. we know that, being kind
hearted. they will release us from all
criticism under the circumstances. VIZ
will do better some other time. Elec-
ton day to-day.
The PANoRAMiC ATTRACTION.-Mc-
Evoy's New Ilibernicon, the greatest
attraction in the panoramic line ever
visiting this section, will appear at Pr
pcr's Opera House, Friday evening.
4! lecture on the panorama will be
given by Mr.. ". =. Stewart, and there
will be singing BY Mr.. Robert ByrncS,
Miss Mary Douglas and Miss Ida Les
ter. Wherever it has been exhibited
the papers speak well Of the lliberni-
con. A matinee will be given OIL Sat
;urday afternoon. For further parti-
cularS see advertisement In another
column.
CAu. YonH.-IIc was with the Gold
Hill Brass Band to-day, and his horn
was heard. Everybody knows Carl
York /; he is mentioned in the big book
rs the chief musician of the House OF
David. We feel 4 little proud Of the
Gold Hill band. vcn without York,
but Carl York is one of the musical
Institutions OF the country, neverthe-
less.
TIE WORD '.SoZopoST," which IS
fast becoming n household word, is de-
rived from the Greek, and composed
Of two words, Sozo and Odontes. Sozo,
~ a. nfnI UnnnNG Pm nFnGnlyn nnH
OdOnteS the teeth. Sozolont, Il pre-
server Of the teeth. Aud it i true to
Its name.
THANKSGIVING BALL. Thanks to
Knickerbocker Engine Company No.
Virginia, for a complimentary tick
ct of admission to their ball ut Athletic
Hall, Virginia, thanksgiving night.
They always have n good time on such
occasions, and will this time.
AIEEsTEn.-A telegram from Toano
says that they have arrested two Of the
railroad robbers, and one having been
arrested at Virginia, it will thus be
seen that six ont Of even are arrested,
or supposed to be.
L.ArEsr.-At half-past 4 o'clock, $50
votes were cast in the First Ward, Gold
lIill-out of 723 registered. On the
ticket the parties were evcn-but
terribly scratched Oh county tickets.
"SPAUI.DISG's GIUE" will mend
your ways, Or anything else that needs
mending.