Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-06
After Thee Brigaads.

III searcn OF those camping places. We
learn that two arrests have already
been made Of suspected parties. This
Strange affair will be as closely sifted
rs possible, with a view to the solution
Of the outrageous mystery, for Laig-
neau himself swears he does not un-
derstand itall. He says he thinks they
kidnapped the wrong man.
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SHAMEFUL. - Yesterday morning a
lot Of rude little boys with ropes and
strings were trying to lasso dogs about
town which were not protected by the
requisite tag, In accordance with the
law. Whether they were doing this
by permission Of Marshal Crandall or
not we do not know, but be that as 1t
may, they got after a poor little
NANCY yellow dog, which was follow
ing two Piute squaws down Main
street. When about opposite No.
Two's new hose house the bows sue
ceeded in getting a string ove the dog
and would have taken him to the
pound, receiving pay therefor, prob
ably, had not the Oldest squaw caught
hold of the frightened cur. The BOYS
and sauaws had quite a battle for a
few moments, until the oldest suuaw
got the rome off the dog aud nut him
I'm an old sack she had been packing
wood In, while the young squaw kept
the boys off By scraping up dirt and
throwing it at them. Both sQuaws.
will wbs" ,hase m v"S i;,,is hors
pelted them with stones, hitting the
Young suuaw several times and appa-
rently hurting her, tor she cried sadly.
We believe some Of tho more sensible
Of the several bystanders made the
boys desist. Now, we are not object
ing TO Marshal Crandail employing
such deputies, but we feel like raising
the question OF civil rights In behalf Of
those squaws n their poor little vel
low dog. Their dogs never trouble
white people or cucumber the town.
Neither does the law require the Pintes
to pay any taxes whatever. either OH
dogs or ANYTHING else. They are n
harmless, inouensiSe people anu u AN
0la Sluaw ONE 70 Town WIN Mel
little DnhdIe Oh w0ou lot SAFE, III tne
name OF common humanity anu wh,te
civilization. treat her decehtiy anu Jet
her depart IN peace-she ana her dog.
And as TO the parents OF tnese n.tie
beiter manners and nut them into bet
ter business.
D~rxocp,r,c coSvrsr,oS. RE
n, mocracv n, Storey county asse nbled
III e~o''eh'ioi At NUN 9essei""s, ~"
suant to notice, Tor the nomination ot
county officers. They effected a per-
manent organization, alter the usual
style ofall political conventions, passed
resolutions and In the evening sue
c.eded in nominating W. Z. F. Deal,
Of Virginia, for District Judge, and
Thomas A. Atkinson. Of Gold Hill.
for Sheriff. The Convention adj
journed until ten o'clock A. II. today.
when it again assembled. with tn: fol-
lowing result up 10 the time o our
SSv;iE,m tvoodhnrn RocorJar Rrvant
Townsend State Senators. James
Riorden. Of Virginia. L. T. Fox and
John Pagan, OF Gold Hill; county
Commissioners. Carroll. Gox and Bri-
sacher; Assessor, a. NJ; hrutt'chiiett
treasurer ~. NlcDohaldi Sierk' Z.
Mitehei' surveyor, 'atnes butter.
TnE SPEAKING LAST NroHr.-PipeS's
on.ra Home was we'll crowded last
-. lei n..,a r,os, m.o,;rao
hiS"' Ss
square Repuoilcans, n we hottceu
not a lew sensible there
also listening nlost atte'liSe,y W sme
truthlul elo4uehee Oh Tue g'iteu sPe"n>
ers, u alIowillg tue irIeSlst.oie ar
rows OF eonS,Stlon 10 enter tne,r s su5
stirring. entertaining and practically
excellent a speech rs that OF Governor
Miller; or a more eloquent anu al
Mlraoie auures '. .Sn, ~ h. nn W.
NSe. we IeS'es ."". mU"p,
portnnlty to-u"y 20 puoI,Nn 9,en
nriei SYNOPSIS. lhey SPEAK III LAY 'oii
tonight
STATE ORPHANS HoME.-This re-
,sn,,v comnIetea institution. at Carson.
M W. So, =, 49,, f,,,,r
according 10 the APpea, Is no" iu'iy
Iu.iilsi'eu sis.oot sc 81 .hs fs,.t
has bsen served mon the conductors
of the Catholic Orphan Asylum. In
Virginia City, where there are, we
believe, some twenty five orphan chill
dren now living. The law under which
the State Orphans Home was built.
contemplates the removal Of these
children to the new building, and also
PROVIDES that inc Psy1hent 10 tne 'n.
s'ssc ci' ~ I'm the Children dpmiciled there
should stop upon the completion Of the
| Orphans Home.
w., A.
HoiNo EAST. a. brumsey' tie
well known insurance agent, leaves to-
night for the Atlantic States visiting
BY the way some OF inc towns OF East
cru SS' mo,the " h,sI,".s W.