Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-19

Legislature rejected the claim of Adjutans
General Russell. The claim Of $50 for
water was audited and approved last
Winter by this same C. Lambert; and q
report from him, as Chairman Of Com
mittee on Accounts and Expenditures, is
before US, in which he recommends this
payment!
The claim Of Mr.. Nina was founded in
this manner: Last year the House re-
fused to elect a Chaplain. but invited the
preachers Of Carson to alternate services
as C~haplains. This invitation wa accept
ed and the Assembly Clerk kept record
Of the name Of the Chaplain on each day.
At the close Of the session, our beloved
friend, DR.. Bein, offered a resolution, Civ
ing IS per day to the Chaplains, accord
ing to times of service. All those who
received their pay, except Minis;
and for him there was not left any money
in the Assembly Contingent Fund. So
the Board of Examiners allowed this
claim, which had really been audited BY
the Assembly. 80, NJ,
Another illustration Of the gross unfair
ness of this report. Tho Attorney Cen
erals contingent expenses are ciphered up
thus: Attorney Generals Office, $l64S 40,
asfollows: Stationary, SAFE ooi Win
dow Shades, Rent. etc., 1884 -. Total
Sl643 49," "Window Shades, kent,
etc." The fact Is the window shades cost
precisely $l4. out of the sl.s24 40. Yet
it is made to appear a. though they were q
larger item THANH" Rent! !" W
The entire publication misrepresents the
officers, and the doings Of the officers con-
ssituting the State Board of Examiners.
And these Misrepresentation seem entirely
Inaccessible. How, for instance, could
&c. Lambert" with his usual pious pre-
tense of "conscientiousness 90 black
of his own report, made last winter, in
favor of $50 worth of water supplied the
Senator Surely this is de,picable case
of trying to carry water on both shoulders.
This conshtusionally religious individual.
who is constantly prating in the Senate Of
honesty and fair dealing, censures the
Board Of Examiners for not paying tina,
decent respect for the opinions Of a Legis-
lature, the immediate representatives Of
the people, which is at least prsiseworthy
In official" And this censure is de-
livered because the Board allowed a claim
of $50 which c. Lambert had himseli
audited as against the Senate Conhngen,
Fund! cav v.a Tal aEiaH -
The Senate should appoint a new Com.
mit,ee to investigate the State Board,
Books (; and thus vindicate the honorable
gentlemen who compose that Board, from
the contemplate aspersions Of c. Lambert.
We shall explain more tomorrow.
OUR MINEs-BRIaHT PROSPECTS.
We have great satisfaction in laying be-
fore our readers q statement Of facts tina,
are specially encouraging to tho people Of
this county. and. as well, to the people Of
the entire State Of Nevada.
The Ophir Mining Company hssa small
deb, upon it, which will be paid of this
month. The Gould & Curry and the Hale
s Norcross mining companies owe moth
ing, and have money in their treasures.
The Chollar Company will owe nothing q.
the end of this month; o will the Saw
age Mining Company owe q dollar on the
18Th Of March. The Bullion has assessed
to pay all its debts; and 20 has the Alpha,
and 30 has the Yellow Jacket. The CEN
trail mines Of Gold Hill are free from deb,
some Of them paying dividends. The
coadence has bought . mill, and has as.
sessed to pay all debts. The Belchsf will
reduce its debt to ave or six thousand dol
lars within a month ; and the Crown Poin,
and Kentuck will soon b out Of debt
and in paying ore. 100000 will b
made from the Crown Point during
the present month. The. Uncle Sam 3
overnan will be square with the world,
before the LIST Of April. In short. the
So - -Ls-A Al.