Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-30

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Talk.
The meetings Of the First and second
Wards Tilden and Hendricks Reform Club
have never been very select. but they are
rapidly dssensra,ing from the loud and
coarse 10 the indecent. Al least two OF
the speakers last evening were under the
| influence o. whisky and garni.hed their
remarks with profanity aud ~o5seenisy.
| OF course tho Club Ia prosperous. and
when IL become generally known thai
without having q cent one can b enter
| tanned ali the evening with smutty stories
| AMI broad tests, the Democracy will flock
10 Athletic Hall in larger numbers than
ever.
LAST SIoHI's PERFORMANCE.
The curtain was rung up at o'clock by
Manager Bergst~in (which wants 10 be
| Coroner, and Professor Frank Stewart
.kippsd nimbly forward with all tho grace
| Of an ichthyosaurus. When tho Professor
| hoi,ts himself out Of the Devonian period
and condescends TO tread upon the worlds
modern crust he is quite endurable. us
| true that in his anxiety Ia be eminently
| dignided the gentleman 10 frequently duh.
| Last evening the sara-, rrgalcd his audi
| enee with q long and very commonplace
| disluisitioa ON free trade and protection.
lie said nothing new. Then he informed
| the audience that II he should be sent TO
| IA. State Senate he would not devote his
talents 10 combating this great hum
| tiummery about what happened fourteen
| wears ago." but would sse what he could
| 10 To institute cheap systsms % irrigation
| for Eastern Nevada. From this the Pro-
| lessor branehed of into the School ques'
NON, anu IN .ia.ins as.s,;n,ian az !.
r.. ~ l..n,,f,i not.to.s crown In Six
| Mile Canyon. IF am elected senator"
allied up the other ehinhs Oh Tue Aadfes''
u. Il. BURNS.
one Of the Democratic nominees for thu
Assembly, followed tho Professor. liz
cam. forvarl male and neryous, and al
-. III ..,w.r. .n5 ,..,,a,
"a -. ..iJsn,l,
w 49,. ~, =. n. La,.,
Pr.Pareu W s'sss ~, ,,.h H.
."n "asn"s'"a' ''as., rsana.,
neso.u.'nA,y .a,, - .,rs !, = ~
s.ne.s1" ~ -" 49,. 81 Whiss
Tss n%snnhi;e,n u,r,y' i'm Mr.. B.s opiniou
contained The Evil. al ali Of ,hem in an in.
t.p.itel fnrm. III. Water auestion AM
M. Dnrliny,me tr,aty were light,
tonebeJ npon. and then Mr.. burns saii
iba, m mn. Democratic party Get a voice In
an. n.x, I.yi.I.tpr, they will .nJeayor Il
nl.e, fur,ber rr,triction. upon gambling
rhe evil. which re,ult from betting upor
thr AZ, and trey wer, affectingly dwell
man h, nm. sneaker. who evidently kneu
wbst h. wa, talking about.
Mn. BOOMER,
A very young man and one who has I
hal. In his head where the bump Of ven.
=, ,.,.o,n.~,
eration ought 70 "e' was nss' ~
and hal the enrontery 10 dispute = POM
or two male by the Hon. Thomas Wren In
~. -. NJ. w., Ia ..ia
"' ' 49,
had made his hail .tAnd on emu W sous
OF his assertions. Mr. pooher snuva'oreu
70 rem.mesr s"m. o. .ne auov" "
which MI wren nsu gwen u',ersnsi vu'
his brain seeneu 'ooe r,a -. =.
could recall nohe oi mem. 49,
;hs hn,ning of school houses in the South.
m Lsi;avs'l N .ny v,r, burned tho match
~, - .n,iis,, ,hrough Radical In.
-. Tha w,ony. of tho Southern
people engaged MT. Boohers at.enuon'
Louisiana particularly distressed uhe oy;
ne s~nuea,oIsu n', S,.,. hn, s.iIins
the Governor OF mat stA,r, gu. i.'I,ns;
covered h,s CONFUSION W aarii
as,,.inix ,,ps ,hs Law into nd. own hands.
The iniauities Of Judge Adkison next In
furiaied Mr.. booher. he had INC hisnss'
respect for that gentleman P~ersonAiIy
but didn't 10 much ON him asA pohuesi
speaker. "Judge Addison asserted ~ :
recent Republican meeting sAid the iad'
" that Colonel Ellis lett this coast 70 JON
Pap Prices army. DON Know wnether
that IL true or NOT. soms other thing
the Judge said were not true, And Ja'''s :"
.-o fsi.'. ~ os'~'e~', and. 70 tell the run,
Judge Adkison WAS damned near tAise ~
all he said" After this little burst OF
ehaste eloquence' the young man IN,
party to be ended. ~ sPtAns my
s',s I ,hc nor,h srains, m. south. IL ar.