Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

the foH. IN less uhAn u mouth INC trtc-
man. casting with unpurehascd hand. the
vote that shakes the turrets Of the land"
will have an opportunity % exercising his
great privilege. and until that time the
humblest citizen becomes to the Office
seeker a parsonage Of great Importance.
Drinks are FREE and frequent. and the aver
age man feels like tho whilom Doorkecper
~ the House ~ Representatives, that he
' IL . bigger man than old GrAnt.' Judge
wright's register shows an enrolment OF
ASA. In Virginia. Judge Cox has 2.yl3
ON his book. snd Judge Knox has 2.Oi0
names on his list. Both political parties
are watching tho registration closely. each
having a man employed 10 take the names
a. they are recorded by the proper officers.
by this means all unworthy and incompe-
tent persons will b. excluded from the
polls. and n measure that originated In
jealous partisanship will be productive of
good in protecting the purity Of the ballot
box. Every good citizen ia willing thai
all legal voters shall exercise the elective
franchise. and all are equally interested In
preventing fraudulent voting.
TuE..C ,NP,ioS.-There wass good meet
ing Of the Gold Hill Hayes and Wheeler
Club in Miners Union Hall last evening.
The exercises were opened with . song by
the Glce Club. which Was received with
great applause. Jasper Babcock. W. ID.
&. Gibson and John Yule addressed the
meeting. and another song by the Glee
Club helped To enliven the occasion. Mr..
Gibson made u few remarks In favor Of
getting up n torchlight procession To 10 tn
Virginia ON next Friday evening. upon the
occasion of Hon. George Z. Gorham's
speaking at that place. The proposition
WAS agreed Ia, and the members OF the
Club are requested 90 meet at their hall ut
half-past g o'clock next Friday evening for
the purpose indicated above. An invita-
ton was extended 10 the citizens 81 Silver
City AMI American Flat to Join In the pro-
csssiOn. &. &. Stevenson and Jas. Lowery
were elected 90 act as Marshals. After
some appropriate remarks by different
members of the Club. ia. meeting adj
journed with three rousing cheers for
Hayes and Wheeler.
STRIKE N rmE HkH,tD MrSE.-The
night shift that went q IN duty atthe Herald
mine in DEVILS Gate District last evening.
while driving the north drift on the lco-
foot level. and when about 30 feet from
the station. uncovered q fine vein OF very
rich ore two and one-half feet In width.
An assay from the face gave s2l5 10 In
silver. The ore Is a line character oftwhst
is known among experts as silver glance.
and many 81 the pieces are almost eoyered
with thin coatings 81 pure native silver.
and would furnish specimens that would
grac. the finest cabinets in the country.
The orc vein IL gradually widening nut.
both a. the shaft Is unk downward aud
the drift penetrates further northward
under the sleeper portion OF the mountain.
The Herald folks are very Justly elat-d
over the new appearance 81 things. and are
pr,paring to develop their mine In . man
ner commensurate with its undoubted
value.
KNOCKED DowS ny \ TR,iS.- Last
evening a. the 6 o'clcck;train was nearing
the Gold Hill depot, anil while 1t was To-
tween the Knickerbockcr mine AMI the
lower Baltic switch. a man whose name
was later found h. bc Rolf. was discovered
standing by the side ~ the track. He did
not seem a. notice the approach NJ the
train, aud before II couii be stoppcL IL ran
against him. striking him In the left tenn
pie. lie was knocked down and remained
inscnsiblo for some time. The injured
man wAs brought up Ia the Gold Hill de-
pot AMI medical Attendance procured by
the railroad authorities. IL IL thought
that Rolf Il pretty badly hurt, as he com-
The man IVA intoxicated at the time Of the
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