Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-27
L~EvEE:-Maior Bradley, Democratic

LEvEE.-Major Bradley, Democratic
nominee for Governor, was In town
yesterday, aud helda grand leyee mot
= rodeo) Of the faithful last evening at
Vesey's Bank Exchange. They had a
free lunch, spiritual refreshments and
other general ~sociability, and mapped
out the final details OF the campaign,
doubtless to their complete satisfaction.
The good old Major has probably
formed a high opinion Of the Gold Hill
wing Of the Democracy.
Ar CARSON NExr.-John P. Jones
and J. r. Van Duser will address
the citizens Of Carson tomorrow even
Ing at the Carson Theater. The Ap-
peal says: "As many Of our readers
know, Mr. Jones Is one Of the most
forcible and fluent speakers on this
coast and Mr.. Van Duser, who comes
hither from Siskiyou county, Califor-
MIA, has the reputation of being a
splendid talker. They will speak In
Genoa on Saturday"
RUxoRs OF WAR.-We hear a rumor
Of another battle between the water
right contestants In Seven-mile canyon
last night, and that two wagon loads
Of doctors went down there from fir-
ginia this morning-enough to repair
all damages, or to hold a Coroner's
inquest If necessary. We also heard
that a man was severely injured by an
accident In a mill down there, which
may have been what required a sur
gical visit.
The GREAT ENIGMA. "A thousand
guesses have been made at the ingredi-
ents Of Sozodont, the most wholesome
and perfect dental purifier the world
has ever seen. They all wrong;
so, by way Of throwing a little light
OH the subject, it Is now announced
that the liber, or inner bark Of the
Quilidyd SdponTid. the Soap Tree Of
the Valley Of the Andes. Is l. Of the
components Of that peerless dentriflce.
WILL GIVE Us A TLK.-Hon. J. p.
Jones, who Is one of the most pleasant
and effective public speakers in this
State, will deliver an address before
the people Of Gold Hill a night or two
before the election. II he don't "show
up Mr.. Kendall and the other Demo-
cratic candidates, with their question:
able platform, then we shall be very
much mistaken. He can do it; and.
the public can rely upon 1t. he will
do II.
LADIES FAIR.-At a meeting, held
yesterday, Of the ladies who contem-
plate holdings Fair for the benefit Of
the new Catholic Church, Virginia, the
following gentlemen were unani-
hlouSly appointed as 4 Committee Of
Arrangements Messrs. Lynch. j. Is.
Mallon, John Snow, James Kelley,
Jr., Hugh Kelley, Captain Arnold,
John Hamilton and William Wood
burn.
NESTING LAST NIGHT.-The Repub-
licans Of the First Ward, Gold Hill,
had a very pleasant meeting last night
at Miners Union Hall, and were ad-
dressed by Mr.. a. r. Van Duzer, in a
pleasant and instructive speech Of an
hours length. Mr.. Van Duzer speaks
In Silver City this evening, and We be-
speak for him a kindly welcome. lie
Is a lively and wide-awake politician.
PRICE OF THEM.-Mercantile Lot
terry tickets are selling at 81 so each
In Gold Hill, to-day, with few for sale
oven at that price, which Is the lowest
they will be until next Tuesday. They
can be bought III q margin Of five
days time for less money. We know
Of several holders who are willing to
sell short.
The SSow.-The average depth at
tanned by Yesterdays SHOW was about
eight or nine inches. The storm
cleared up last night pursuant to Pro-
fessor Nye,s prediction, and the clear
warm sunshine OF to-day has melted 1t
away quite rapidly, causing very
muddy streets.
LADIES MITE SocIETY.-The above
Society will hold Its first sociable at
the house of Lincoln Hose Company,
lower Gold Hill, this evening. Cen
tlemen and ladies, both old and young,
are cordially invited to attend.
For THE CONCERT. - Those going
from Gold Hill to the Concert at Pr
per's Opera House tonight had better
make definite arrangements with Jake
Whites bus line for their passage to
aud from Virginia.
SERIOUSLY ILL Lieutenant Gov
ernor Slingerlhnd Is seriously Ill with
an attack Of pleurisy. His numerous
friends will be pleased to learn Of his
early restoration to his usual robust
health.
HAVE YoU A CoLp?-Go to Brodek's,
No. 81 C street, Virginia, and get a
steam bath. and your cold will vanish.
Steam baths only n dollar. Hot and
cold baths only fifty cents. tn
BULLION SHIPMENT. The bullion
shipment from Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
office, Virginia, for the months Of July,
August and September past, was l,OOS
bars, worth $2,5l3,377 SO.
"SpALprSG's GLUE" useful and
true.