Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-08
1porEcT1yE PLANS.

Reminding our readers OF remarks ny
-. oorce,n;ne the indifference or treachery
of leading California journals to the true
interests of the people Of this coast and
our later attributing of the depressed con-
d;,;or If affairs in Nevada to the schem-
inc of money sharks, we proceed to point
on, what. in our belief are practicable and
efficient remedying measures. OF two
things our papers should be careful-not
10 recommend worthless stock, through
inadveItance or at the mere say-so Of un-
known or irresponsible parties; and not
to fail of giving eminent and clear notice
to all really valuable mines and worthily
endorsed prospectors' discoveries. In a
certain sense, in a general sense, perhaps,
Nevada journals have given the main inter-
estofthe State due prominence; been forced
to do so by the exclusive character of the
labor and product of the land. But a
conviction of the propriety and benefit of
a systematic fostering of legitimate enter.
prise in our boundaries has not been suf-
fceutly evinced by any Of US. Though
we remarked several issues since, we have
all been far ahead Of California predeces-
sors in this, as in many other respects.
Last Fall we talked much of the advan-
tage to be derived from foreign capital.
Perhaps it was commonly understood and
intended that the capital to be solicited
was California capital. At any rate, that
has been the article we have brought here
BY our stringent legislation for the secu-
rity of investments. How much good has
it done US: The capital we did not spe-
cially seek, the investments that have
positively and very appreciatively held
and actually upheld our credit and bust
ness, are not and have never been in need
of covering legislation. San Francisco
gobble bankers are aiming at our whole
sale swallowing adown their maws New
York capitalists have proved our true
friends, and must be looked to for great
aid in the future. We believe it is within
the power of our leading, bona tide citi-
zens to associate themselves together by
such agreement as will result in their OBJ
tanning control of our largest mines, and
thus effectua,iy squelching the ruinous
designs ofthe Bay bankers. And once so
controlled, the interests could be readily
transferred to Eastern purchasers BY the
temporary home holders, who would then
have their money returned and the COM
munity redeemed from the pitiless thral-
dom We mourn. Or, if this is quite i'm
possible, by reason of unwillingness or
short-sightedness of our own wealthy ciu-
zens, let the organization go to the extent
of specially and formally inducing the pur-
chase, direct, of the greater portion Of our
first mines, by such New York men as
now hold and honestly conduct the Gould
s Curry. For our merchants and
other capable fellow citizens (not in
league with the bankers and brokers
at the Bay to sit supinely and only
give uttersnce to their regret at the state
of the market for our dollar-per dollar is
absurd, is outrageous, in view Of their re-
demptive and protective power in the
premises, through compact, determined
organization and discreet action. With
our journals setting forth in complete de-
tail all real discovery and development,
and these prints scattered through the
East by our citizens and an organized
effort and plan for the outbidding and
outranking of the monopoEsts who now
have our interests by the throat, Nevada,
and especially Storey county, could in
one month be brought up to the old time
prosperity, on the path of steady pro-
gress.