Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-12


DAY OF AroNEMESr.-ro-day occurs
the most solemn festival in the Jewish
calendar. designated Yom Kippur, or
a Day Of Atcnement. The faithful, old
and young. are commanded TO fast
from sunset last evening 10 sunset this
evening, and devote as much OF the
day rs possible to prayer In the Syna-
gocue. The Rabbi, aud most devoted
Of the congregations wear robes OF
white linen during the day. These all
the older people are provided with. In
anticipation of death, and on this day
they wear them, TO remind themselves
of their last hour on earth, and to pre-
mare for it By penltence and prayer for
che sbsolutlon of their sins. After this,
on the 18th Instant, III the Harvest
Feast. or Suchoth, when the %lsraelites
offer rayer and thanksgiving for the
fruits of the earth. The feast contin-
ues nine days. services being held In
the Synagogue on the first and last
TWO days. In some countries during
tbls feast the Israelite families live IN
;mpros.sed huts, surrounded with
leaves aud hung with garlands. The
custom "a In commemoration OF the
lives of their ancestors, who Inhabited
huts I'm the desert, and the leaves and
gariands are emblcmatic OF The newly
gathered harvest.
REPUBLICAN SpEAKERs.-The follow
ing named distinguished public speak
ers have been invited to stump, Ne
yado for Grant and Wilson, and we
believe It ia understood that each OF
them has accepted the invitation;
Governor Woods Of Utah, who VIII
omen at Phoebe on Tuesday next, speak
AT Hamilton OH the 18th and at Shell
burn on the 2lst 4; Judge Robert IL.
TAYLOR Of Virginia City. who Will start
for Eastern Nevada on Monday next
making his first speech at Austin'
senator James W. Nyc, William VI.
Stewart, George C. Gorham, Secretary
of the United States Senate; Aaron n.
Sargent, II, C.. aud Senator elect from
California ; Hon. Henry Edgerton OF
Sacramento; Rev. DR.. Cox ana Jonh
=. swift OF San Francisco; Captain
Henry G. Rollins, United states i-anu
Register of San Francisco; J.C: uoou'
OF sacramento, and Governor Ne"to"
Booth of California.
Az REso.-Goodwin and kendaii
had another political discussion across
the bloody chasm last evening at Keno
in tho presence of n large and enthu-
siastlc gathering OF both parties eacn
OF whom considered that their man
cot the best of it.. Quite q jolly crown
OF C~arsonites were present., ihc,a ahSS
P. n. Clayton. George Gibson snv
Capt. Jake Whipple. Sherih SMiIsH
Carson, had them In charge ana "ouiu
not let them drink anything ou'
Truckre water. His Excellency GoV.
Bradley and Judge CARRIER we're also
present n: the political discussion
PrBL,c ScHooIs.-As will be seer
by notice In our advertising columns
to-dar, there Ia to be a meeting { the
narents and guardians OF the chiidreh
attending the public schools on Mon.
dav evening next at yellow Jacket
Hose House. for the purpose OF nonin-
sting three Trustees for Gold Hill pir-
:rict. This meeting possesses no poI Oil
icll Significance whatever, rs Roou ~
gible Trustees will be selected iffo-
spcctive OF party or political Views.
ApprnS MILL.-we were favored
with s:short visit yesterday from Mr..
n. Boch. the new Superintendent OF
the Auburn mill. Reno, In place OF +.
+. O,biston, resigned. Mr.. Boch was
formerly bookkeeper OF the estaolisn-
ment. and fully understands rhe work.
ing Of the ores. the peculiar processes
and general business OF the mill: no
reports everything working nneiy'
aud affairs In a prosperous condiaon.
sr,auyp.-A Mexican named Flo
memo stabbed another named joaquin
Emente at Virginia yesterday morn
Inc I'm a quarrel. infictlng 4 severe
t,esb wound In tho left side. Filomeno
was arrested aud put In the County
Jail.
Ep,scorAL CHURCH SERvIcE.-Rev.
Rush Eastman will hold divine service
in 81. Johns Church at ~ o'clock to-
morrow evening. Sunday School as
~ o'clock p. n. AL are cordially In
yited.
GorLp g. CURRY AssEssMENT.-An
assessment Of $40 per share was lev
bv the Gould & Curry Mining Compa-
nv day before yesterday. This Is az
the rate Of $50 per foot, aggregating
$500