Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-01
Tns BI.ocxADE PARTIALLY RAISED.

TnE BLOCKADE PARTIALLY RAISED.
For the last day or two cars loaded
with ore for mills on Carson river
have passed around the tunnel block
ade. and quite a number Of cars loaded
with freight, merchandise, wood. tim
Der, etc., have come up to Gold Hill
and Virginia, being hauled around on
tho temporary track OF the blockade
by horses. Meanwhile the freighting
teams from the Mound House are still
continued aud will DO until the
delayed freight and business of the
road Is relieved. No regular passen-
ger trains are run this side Of the
Blockade Just yet. The locomotive
Reno, which johnny Bartholomew ran
through the burning tunnel, has passed
the blockade and Is now doing duty on
the other division Of the road. Two OF
the live new locomotives ordered from
the East for this road, will arrive In a
couple of weeks aud the balance In six
or eight weeks more. SeSotiatl ons
are being effected with the Centr al
Pacific for the loan Of n pony engine to
assist IN transporting cars around the
tunnel.
GRAND GOLD HILL RALLY ro-SIorr.
This evening Hon. J. P. Jones will
address a mass meeting of the citizens
OF Gold Hill and vicinity on the polit-
teal situation. and we presume that
he will define his position and
make All eloquent and effective speech
In Aid Of the glorious Republican
cause. Mr.. Jones Il an excellent
speaker, and his personal popularity
aside from all other inducements Will
insure him a large and appreciative
audience. The Grant lnvincibles Will
be out In their greatest force. march.
ing down from Virginia fully equipped
with lanterns. flags, etc, and with the
National Guard Band at their head.
Joinjrg with the Gold Hill division OF
I~nyincibles they will form a II n
extensive procession. Let the cannon
roar and bonhres blaze, and all true
Republicans Join In another grahu
nliy to the standard.
TIE BALL TONIGHT. - The nrst
Grand annual ball Of the Ancient Or
der OF Hibernians. at Virginia City,
takes place this evening at Miners
Union Hall, B street. The mos com.
nIete preparations have been made oy
ehe members Of the Order TO insure the
succes, and enhance the social pleas
nres ofthe OCCASION, and Judging from
the number of tickets sold. the attend
sncs will be very excellent. For lists
~ committee Of arrangements. invita-
zion. etc, and other particulars, see
Advertisement In another column. we
Are favored with complimentary TICK,
cts Of invitation and hope TO nave Tic
pleasure OF attending.
sr,RrrvAIlsr LECTURE To-NIour.-
Mrs. Fannie L. Young Of Boston. In
educational and trance medium, Will
Give n of her lectures on Spiritual,
lam at the Methodist Church, Colo
HIII. this evening. commencing at.3
o,cjock. As talented lecturer MIS-,
vonno bss few equals in the field. n
10 thoSe who earnestly seek ihloruil-
dion aud an insight into the oeSu..gs'
the mysteries and the wonde OIL Sp', =,
itnsliSm, no better opportunity y
oFsred than IN listening TO MIS-.
SonnS. The small admission ice OF
fifty Cents Is charged. See advertise
ment.
Ix,,sx.-we deeply regret to learn
AVS the Car.on Register Of this morn
ing. that 1t yesterday became inc au,y
OF the District Judge. from inc 'e .n
mony Of q board Of physicians, 70 Pr H Y
nounce w. w. Boardwell insane. UT
Rosrdwell has for some time past peer
In the employ OF the virginia anu
Truckec Railroad Company, anu was
An active, reliable business man. ne
vas last evening sent to Woodbridge
California. by the State Board OF in'
ssne. In charge Of Elijah Walker.
r..cHERs' INSTITUTE. - The next
meeting OF the Storey county Teach.
.,,, Institute will DO held at the Third
Ward school building, Virginia, tn,s
evening at Z o'clock: Inc meesa,S
will be addressed by j.. W. mlscne.'
County superintendent, upon tneP r
cinles and theory OF Teaching Jus,
tory." and By Miss Knapp upon Nv ORC
Teschlng." Prot. Crowell, OF Ioiu
HilI. will also entertain the meeting
with select readings.
GoopwIS AND KsSpALL.-These two
osntlemen faced each other In political
discussion again last evening at Car
Ton, and as usual were favored with a
largo and appreciativc audience com.
posed of both parties. They Will Do al
Piper's Opera House tomorrow even.
Inc. when the most stirring and lively
needing Of the campaign may De ex'
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