Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-18
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

.MIt lulD n vi
J B Gagnon
Mr.. FITCH AT CARsoN.-The Appeal
of this morning says: "Mr. Fitch was
greeted with n very numerous and
enthusiastic audience last evening.
His speech, of which we shall not
attempt even q synopsis, was quite up
to the high expectations of those who
had gathered from far and ear to hear
him. He gave us a brief but compre-
hensive view of the performances of
the Forty-first Congress, and the ten
dency of its legislation upon the coun-
try, and produced figures in support
Of the faithful administration by Gen.
eral Grant and the Republican Con-
gress Of the affairs of the nation. But
the great success of Mr.. Fitch's dis
course was his declaration Of views
upon the coolie question. Free from
all special pleading, frank, manly and
full Of eloquence, were these views
and there was a marked and profound
depth Of thought and reasoning in his
remarks upon the relative positions Of
capital and labor. His splendid effort
was closed with one of his happiest
p%erorations, and the audience adj
iourned with three cheers for our
eloquent Congressman. We congratu-
late the party in Ormsby county upon
this brilliant opening Of the CAM
paign."
RoAsTINa OF GOLD AND SILVER ORES.
We have received a copy of the above
named new work, just issued by G..
Kustcl, mining engineer and metallur-
gist, author Of "Nevada and Calitor-
MIA Processes of Silver and Gold Ex-
traction" and "Concentration Of All
Kinds Of Ores" This work Is of much
value to all interested in the subject
thereof, and from q cursory perusal OF
its contents we should say that every
mine owner or mill man in this section
should possess q copy Of this truly val
liable work, treating, as 1t does, elabo-
rately, on the various roasting pro-
cesses now in vogue, and giving still
further gerry important information in
that line. The book is published by
Dewey q Co., Scientific Press office,
san Francisco.
THOMAS FrTcH.-Divesting him OF
all titles, civil, political or otherwise,
We will simply state that Thomas
Fitch will address his fellow citizens
OF this section at Virginia this evening
upon the popular political, civil, and
most interesting questions OF the day.
As an eloquent orator, Mr.. Fitch has
lev equals anywhere. Of his course
in the Congress of the nation as the
representative of Nevada, we> as we'll
rs other true Americans, have reason
70 be proud. Let everybody, Of what
e,- nolitics or nationality, go and
listen % Thomas Fitch tonight.
FoS COUNTY CLERK. = Duly an
uouuced in our advertising columns
to+iay is the name Of a. Williams, for
the office Of County Clerk Of Storey
county, subject to the decision Of the
Union Republican County Convention.
Mr.. Williams is long and fayorably
known among the business men OF Viz
ginia as a gentleman Of sterling worth,
integrity, and full capability for the
office. Should he be the. choice Of the
party. 1t will be a very creditable one.
AprREcINrEp.-The fine Concord
coach which Wells, Fargo Il Co. re-
Gently put upon the Reno route, leaves
Virginia every day at six O'Clock p. NJ,
we'll filled with passengers. This
zach was put upon the route for the
Special convenience and accommoda-
ZION Of those preferring to leave before
the regular stages at nine O'Clock, and
be put through by daylight on fast
time, and it is apparently appreciated.
The grand gift entertainment of j.
r. Welton will surely come off the
first of next month. Everybody should
be sure and have some Of the tickets
TWENTY-FIVE tickets for twenty-five
cents. Two thousand dollars worth OF
diamonds, silverware, gold and silver
watches, ETC., to be distributed lie Is
selling tickets by the thousands
Everybody buys them.
The SoIREE To-NIGHr.-The Turn
yerein Soiree in aid of the Prussian
Sanitary Fund, to be given at Athletic
Hall, Virginia, this evening, will nc
doubt be very fully attended. The
proceeds will be sent to the assistance
Of the sick and wounded Prussian SOL
diers Of the present war now progress,
ing In Europe.
FIRST WARD UNION CLUB. = The
GOOD, loyal Union Republicans Of the
";-st Ward, Gold Hill, whether Of old
new standing, will please bear July
mind that n meeting Of their cluo l.
lied for tomorrow evening, a.
liners Union Hall. Let The attend'
nee be full, and ready for organiza'
ion and action.
VAST QUANTITIES OF IVORY LIE
Thousands Of teeth tina
might last a lifetime are lost every
year, simply because the parties ON
eerned either forget or do not appre'
late the fact that Sozodopt, duly APP
led, renders the dental SUBSTANCE
-1of against decay.
CHOLERA lSPANTUM.-This disease Is
very prevalent among the children al
Virginia, and thus far quite fatal In It's
effects. We have less Of 1t here III
Gold Hill, and less doctors.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The next session
Of this Court Is to be held next Satur'
day, according to adjournment.
ACCIDENTS will occur, even IN tne
best regulated families, and "Spalu'
ing's Clue should be kept handy.