Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-01
NOTES.

Inc InlllOrnla papers, "iuioSt "tsuous
exception, have copied with admiring
comments, Judge Beatty's city, city,
city, etc., etc., christening of Carson
City. Among the popular citations Of
the terms, on this coast, during the
winter, will, undoubtedly, be Judge
Beatty's: Its q city, city, city. And,
if it amt a city, its laid out in squares
and lots" The Importance and lucidity
and emphasis Of the decision cannot be
too highly over-estimated by Justices
of the Peace, nor sufficiently laid to
heart in the minds Of inhabitants Of
Carson, who reside in that City!
The Interior Press of California"
is the name for a company of newspa-
pers that, considering the several, re-
spective opportunities and patronage,
is not surpassed in excellence. Indeed,
so excellent had tho local press be-
come, that the patronage Of the Sacra-
mento Union and San Francisco Bulletin
from the country was falling off consid-
erably on this account. The "Interior
Press" was, of course, with few ex-
ceptions sound Union. Break up the
maiorities for the Union party, give the
local, county and town patronage be-
slowing power into the hands of the
Copperheads, and many of the Union
"Interiors" would have to succumb to
circumstances. This was, undoubtedly,
one of the motives the Sacramento
Union had, in practically advocating the
election of the Copperhead ticket this
Fall. And SO with the Bulletin. And
the result is coming to them as they
hoped, in one respect at least. Many
local Union journals, "Interiors," are
passing in their checks. These news
ape deaths in northern counties give
fuller swing to the Sacramento Union.
Union men should mark this and sub
scribe for the San Francisco Times, the
Marysville appeal, the Sacramento Rec
ord, the Nevada City dailies, if they need
q substitutes of course they do-for
their local paper, that was. Tho San
Francisco Alta il a splendid newspaper,
and as it has nc politics Of any fixed
character, but did support the Union
ticket this Fall, it should have great
preference with Union men Of California
in the interior-who desire to take q
metropolitan journal. The Oakland
Meas is also a irst-rate Union journal;
furnished at a comparatively low price,
and containing all the San Francisco
city items that are Of any special inter-
est. But the Union men of the interior
Of California should exert themselves to
support their local journal, if it is not
dead yet. And let all be warned that the
Union and Bulletin are bowling Radical
ism now, so as to get the Union party
in a condition to be walled next year.
The Episcopalians are soont commence
the building of a university in Califor-
mia. That denomination is very veal
thy, and exhibits a disposition to be o
grand missionary and proselyter on this
coast. Trinity Church Corporation in
New York is worth over SEQ, DOC, 900.
That corporation has for years aided
struggling country parishes, and con-
tributed to build up Episcopal colleges.
An Episcopal school will soon be started
in Salt Lake City. Next year an Epis-
copal High School, endowed by the
Trinity Church Corporation, of New
York city, will be built and opened in
Austin in this State ; and from it a
Collegiate Department" will soon be
raised.