Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-16

DEMocRATIc NOMINATIONS. - The
Democrats of Gold Hill made the fol-
lowing nominations Of candidates, last
evening. at Theater Hall, for Town
officers: For Marshal, James Brew ;
Treasurer. G.. Stockle TrnStees-First
Ward, VI. Stern, 4. Booth, l.. e. Nc
Murtry; Second Ward, J. G. Caldwell
and John McCurdy. We have under
stood that Mr.. Stern, who is 4 Staunch
Republican. and who is absent ut San
Francisco, was placed in nomination
without his knowledge or consent.
Mr.. Caldwell, WE believe, is or has been
q Republican, and will hardly consent
to be "snatched b~aldheaded" from his
political associations and planted into
the Democratic camp, where lie would
hardly feel at home. With II or
two exceptions, and the Republicans
especially, it is about rs weak 4 ticket
as could have been selected for its
party. But it should be honest, weak
as it is, and sail under its true colors.
There are only two parties-the Re
publican and the Democratic.
p. $. Since writing the above, we
have been shown 4 telegram from Mr..
Stern to his son Emanuel, distinctly
stating in unmistakable terms that he
will accept of no nomination whatever
from any such clique. llurrah. for
Martin Stern. Staunch. sound, true
and level-headed every time and all
the time. What did they take him
for?
PIpER's OPERA HoUsE.-Herrmann,
the great Prcstidigitatcur, succeeded
as usual last evening in completely
mystifying his entire audience with his
| marvellous feats Of magic and legerle-
main. In addition, however, to his
excellent entertainment, pursuant to
| announcement Madame Hermann APP
pearcd, singing several very beautiful
operate gems, assisted by Signor Earl
MI. and accompanied on the piano by
Professor Gee. Madame possesses 4
sweet, clear soprano voice of great
flexibility, compass and power, and
sang in most pleasing, artistic style,
proving her to be Il singer Of the high
est order of merit. All lovers of truly
GOOD singing should attend. On Mon-
day evening Flora Bray, with the reg
| ular dramatic troupe, appears.
The ALHAMBRA.-rommy Farron'S
benefit wa well attended last night,
rs it should be, and 4 very excellent
and satisfactory entertainment given.
Tonight the s'Slaves Of the Harem,"
| the most attractive piece ever pre-
| sented OH that stage, calls for another
crowded house. The dancing i'll the
| piece is very beautiful and m~eritorlous,
TO say nothing Of the other sensational
attractions. Go and see the piece.
THE FUNERAL OF Mn. RuLE.-To-
morrow at . O'Clock p. NJ. the funeral
of the late John Rule will take place
from Masonic Hall, b street, Virginia,
under the auspices of the Masols, oil
| which Order he was 4 prominent mem.
Der. 4. special invitation is extended
to the numerous friends and acqlaint-
ances of the family OF deceased to at
tend the funeral.
TANNED OUr.-Thc latest official
news from White Pine tells us that the
daily H,iand Empire has ceased publ
cation. Our SpykenS says that Briers
feet were not strong enough to sustain
it, or they were too strong, he don't
know which.
PROMPT TlME.-The Masonic bretli-
ren OF Silver Star Lodge No. ., who
purpose attending the funeral of broth,
er John Rule tomorrow, are requested
to be in prompt attcndancsat the lodge
at one O'Clock.
EASTER Eaes.-Purple eolored egg
are to be seen for sale in plenty ut the
fruit stands and other places about
town.
TIE CAMILLA URso CoNCEwrs.-See
advertisement of the great coming at
traction, in another column.