Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-05

Make. = speech. aud Prediess .
sweeping victory.
The dispatch with which the Repub'i-
can County Convention transacted busi-
ness yesterday was a sort Of inspiration
TO the masses present who were lockers
OH and something more. Chairman
Tritle. while presiding with the utmost
fairness. has a knaek Of rushing things
through which is most commendable.
After tho Nsws went to press last even.
ing.
SCHOOL TErsrEEs
We're placed in nomination. For Vir.
ginia and flowery candidates were pre-
sented ~ follows: W. l.. Ames. Charles
Cummings. J. NJ. Mitchell. W. ii. Hill.
DIR. Charles L. G~illingham.
The Chairman announced that two
Trustees were TO DO selected for the long
term and one for the short. IL there
were no objections he would hold that
the two having the greatest number OF
ballots should be for the long term. and
the next highest Tor The short term
The ballot stood as follows; Ames ~,
Cummings 10, Mitchell =; ". II. III,
~, Dr. uluingham ". W. u. aues anu
W H. hiil were declared nominees 'o'
the long term. and Charles Cummings
for the short term.
For Gold Hill Trustees the nomina.
tons were II. q. Dauchy. X. Mercer. L.
Mlii"hs' Sanu,' Do"nns a"r 80.
psnhet's' oai'v, 'D IT.
Mercer o. "iliams -
ne'tsO o. Mercer anu Williams Ne'o us
ei'red NOMINEES iot 'ne long 'e.m. .u'
second ballot CAV penns'ts W !.
ehy : o. u psnhep's was uso'a's' 'n'
short term eahdiuats. 40,
The Convention men adJourhe" III
10 A. n. to-day.
re-Dsy,. Psseeediag~
rha co,v.n,io, reass.mbl.d nj lO:l5
49,, - A. Ill all
TINS mofnihg' anu o'i'"s y"
Hon. j. T.. Jones was discovered among
the audience. Al once calls ,,"Jones
Jones l' resounded through the vast au-
.,..t.u m. s.,.,o, advanced SLOWLY
u''o,
anu hesi'H'ihR'y ironi MS oo''"'"! 7"
mounted the stand.
Joxys' sryscu.
i. ,x,,i..1 n, hahn,
W" ~ -
called before the CosNehuon' ana no ha"
hesitated in responding to the call Of the
-. Ia, !, n;,ht n. ,bonyht that Ia,
f, c'-..u.. A., ,,,,.,..
came INTO 'he ~
the deliberations OF the ueiesa''ons IN
hi. " favor. lie hal no desire to die
,.,. IN Them or in any way 10 influence
-, ...,.uon. Th.i, dptv vas
nlain b.for, them, and that was TO select
the best men for all Offices. lie dill not
hesitate for u moment 10 trust the
convention. ls noih"'
Ssvs1a bnI Other Interests, At stake
,.hi.h 49,. na,snonnt 10 Inc ambitions
80. nm Tax.iion WAS 10 be equal.
Ia ~ .IucsJ economical %lecista.
49, 49, ns.Jsl. the fisc,l affairs
~, ,h. St. nsalsa regulation Laws
OF ,ns a'a'o "e SSsS, ,hs wsl,a,s y,
mus ~ g., ~ r. sr,.ly could
,ne "ho'e o,assi "% ;n,ss,s ,hs
hands Of those to whom the people con.
tide such mighty trusts Tue Signs OF
'so .".."a,. ,sLi,h ,olJ 81 n
.e., p%.nnhI,.a, ,,inmnh in November.
- 80 xo,iJ n.,ch ON tho banner
~. -, Tssrn Ma no reason viii,
81, h .honLj mn, IA, oy,rxh,lm.
,n. n,, IN orI.r On render IL so IL was
as.s..,v Tor every member of the party
IN 40 hi, mart. There was no reason
why the party which had erystaliked
liberty into ths constitution anu gwen
homes.ea's VI " Mo Psog', ,ssa,vaa ,he
nation under the r~cyerberation Of the
guns Of n powerful opposition; which
had achieved so much for the progress
OF the world, all WITHIN twenty
years. should suiier defeat now IN ne
vada. When the records OF that siofious