Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-13
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SAN FRANcIsco, May l3-2 P. NJ
The Workingmen's Protective Society
received last night the report Of the
committee appointed to consult with
Tevis, President Of the Southern Pa
ciflc Railroad, on the, question Of the
employment of Chinese labor Mr..
Teyis' reply closes as follows: III
seems to our Board that, inasmuch as
the workingmen and taxpayers OF TINS
city and county are the parties VINO
are to decide by their votes the ques-
ton of granting a subsidy to our COM
pany, it is sminently proper that they
should, rs far as possible, be the re-
cipients of the benefits dsrivable from
the disbursement of money thus re-
ceived. This being the view OF the
subject taken by our Board, and being
authorized to speak for them, l TAX
pleasure in unhesitatingly saying to
your committee, and beg that you Will
present the same to the workingmen
and taxpayers whom you represent
that if the subsidy is voted ut the
election to be held June It'll next, they
may rely upon every dollar being
expended In paying wages to WHITE
laborers employed in constructing the
road" The Association, after hearing
various speakers. some Of whom coun-
selcd the most violent measures against
capital, adopted the following:
Resolved, That the answer Of the officers
| OF the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
to the question: " Whether or no Chinese
labor will DO employed in the construction OF
said road " 10 unsatisfactory. Therefore,
we pledge ourselves to vote against the sub
sidy. .gr- -.
that the black list should DO opened for puo-
LEGATION, and that the names OF all parties
employing Cinnamon be published In one or
more Of the San Francisco papers.
Re.olred, That we deem It essential TO the
interests Of the uorkingmen generally, that
grocery, clothing, and general merchandise
stores should be opened on the cooperative
principle, and that capital DO invited to carry
out the same.
Rabbi II. u. Sucershan, from Jerti-
salem, Is now lecturing in this city.
There is now shipped East daily by
the Central Pacific Railroad from 100
to 200 bales Of wool. .
1t is reported that another through
Pullman train will be placed on the
Pacific Railroad, making three per
week.
The Committee Of public school
teachers report that their excursion
will leave for the East OIL Saturday,
2Sth inst. Ample sleeping accommo-
dations will be provided. Tickets good
for the round trip, in currency, $40,
which entities them to all the prlyi-
leges of first class fare, and good for
ninety days.
The Veterans OF the Mexican Wal
have appointed a Committee of Con-
ference with the Pioneers for the cclc-
bration of the Fourth Of July. They
have also resolved that inasmucll rs the
Old Guard has subserved its purposes,
and rs there Is no further need Of Its
existence, that it be now dissolved, and
that all its property, funds. ETC., be
donated to the company of Veterans of
the Mexican War. %
The Democrats Of the Eleventh
Ward publish a protest against the
rule for the primaries adopted by the
County Committee.
The Barbary Coast roughs attended
the Red Mems picnic at S~aucelita, yes
terday, in force, and conducted them
selves like so many Apaches. Any
number of fights took place, on shore
and on returning on the steamer. Pit
tolls, clubs, and stones were used
freely; and one man, name not re-
ported, was shot in the hip and DAN
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