Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-01
HorE YEr.-In telegraphing num-

HorE YEr.-ln telegraphing num-
bers through from San Francisco or
anywhere else, mistakes are very diff
ficult to avoid, therefore the lists al
ready published Of prizes won are not
entirely reliable. by any means. Our
list was not half completed Yesterday,
OF course, rs the drawing was not half
over, neither were all the numbers
published complete in the Enterprise
OF this morning, as anyone can ascer-
tain by counting. We have received
the entire list. full and complete by
telegraph, to-day. but as we published
the most important portion yesterday
we do not care to publish this. JUST
rs o as possible the official list Will
be published by the Mercantile Library
Association, and then only and by
comparison with that list will ticket
holders be convincingiy assured rs to
whether they have won or not. That
only will decide the matter. Mean
while don't throw your tickets away,
but wait = day or two.
TmH SPEAKISG.-Owing to the eX-
element consequent upon the drawing
Of the big lottery, the First Ward Re
publican Club meeting ut Theater
Hall, last evening, was not so fully
attended rs it might have been. con-
sidering that such excellent and IA
nous speakers rs Senator Stewart aud
Hon. will Campbell were to address
the meeting. The seats, however,
were all full, although there was some
standing room left for those who cared
10 occupy il. The speaking was all
that could he desired, and 4 more
logical, argumentative, unanswerable,
and convincing speech than that made
by the Honorable Senator, we have sell
dom listened to. These gentlemen
sneak ut Silver City tonight, and ut
Dayton tomorrow night.
woSr BELIEVE TuE FIauREs.-Quite
n number Of persons who hold tickets
In the big lottery which came OIL yes
terday. falling to see \ similarity De-
tween the figures as reported by the
telegraph and those on their tickets,
disbelieye in the whole thing; and 1t
is difficult to make them believe any
thing about the result. They know
that thew have their tickets yet, anu
they intend to hang OH to them. They
wont, they can't, they shant and Will
not believe that dame Fortune has
been so cruel as to overlook them.
They are ready. as Governor Miller
saws Of the country school trustees, to
resolve THAT this meeting has not
been held"
AspIREs TO TIE ASSEMBLY The
Democratic County Central Committee
last evening placed the name of Robert
z, Lowery upon their Assembly ticket
In place Of Milton Mygatt. Bob has
been a newspaper reporter and n good
yirtuous man generally all his life,
and even now we feel that poverty
alone is the cause Of his degenerating
to a Legislative aspirant. pride and
poverty was the downfall Of old Coles
dog" but Bob's salvation this time
consists In the fact that the Democratic
ticket can't possibly win. Go to, Bob,
90 to. Get thee to q brewery.
The FAsR.-There was 4 very good
attendance ut the Ladies' Fair, at Ar
mory Hall. last evening. The table;
are all in full bloom, and the business
Of selling chances in the various raifie'
of silyerware, silver bricks, diamonds
etc, Is brisk. 1t Is q pleasant place Il
spend an hour or two. There is dane
ING every night after the business o
the Fair Is over.
DANCING ScuooI--All persons in
~terested in forming a class In dancing
are requested to meet Mr.. Sheldon a
'rbeater Hall, Gold Hill, to-morro,
evening ut ~ o'clock. OF course ther
are plenty of our lady and gentlema'
citizens, who are DESTROYS of becomini
perfect In this desirable accomplish
ment. therefore Mr.. Sheldon wi
doubtless raise u pretty good school.
Roll or HoSoR.-The following
the roll of honor for the lntermediat
school, Gold Hill, for the month
October: No. 1-Ltllie Booth, Ab
Rooth. Katie Frances, Lizzie Bern
s,ein. No. BELLA Remlnton, Nor
Sullivan. No. 3-Mary Morgan, Cone
Pohl, Katie Russell.
HAVE YoUACoID?-Go to Brodek'
No. 81 C street, Virginia, and get
stsom hath, and your cold will yanisi
Steam baths only one dollar. Hot M
cold baths only titty cents u"