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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-27
PIONEER L AUNDRY
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.

j. r. HALL, H' ID. HALL, y. W. hhLLI
Proprietors. &c..
THIS OLD R9TA ADLIaHED AND
L reliable Laundry 10 prepared to turn out
any quantity Of Renovated and Clean Linen,
without being damaged BY manipulation OF
by chemical application. y i." 70. -
Packages punctually called for and returned.
onices at International Hotel, Tahoe House
and wallace's Fruit Store, South G street, Vir.
ginia; and at Charles Brodhun'e, Opposite the
Nrws office. and Vesey's Hotel, Main street,
Gold Hill. Z. ...r- -,I..y ,....,. ......-.t i
Virginia, July 25, 1871. jy25H
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To,.l expenses for each ton extracted from
the mine, ga 65.) .. ..... ..-...
' '. REHABILITATION.
80, ,875 tons orc worked.
Yield SSi II per ton. 81 ,663, 1875 %
1855 tons tailings wk'd
si''a ~ 'p'' ''H'' '@-sl,ss ,ss1 ,aas 81
Reed from sale OF mill
machinery, etc.....$ H,0U W
Reed from v. & T. R.
H. 'u''"'eN ''' "'ii ''''''i -w-$ 5s,60s %
Total rcceipts .$1.9iO.O17 90
Expenses Of Comply 81 1856 20 .'
PROFIT for year ending
$1,oio.ol7 oa
THOS. g. TAYLOR, President. g
G. ". HorKIHs, Secretary. Jy2O.tf
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DISSOLUTION or coPARTHER-
$4,000. SAlPs LII n z =

NIoTIcE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE.
~ tofore existing between II. L. Blanchard
and R. L. Hobart il this dly dissolved by mutual
consent. NJ. L. ~BlancnAfd WIN continue the
business, payan Outstanding debts ef the frm
and collect N moneys dne said copartnershlp.
q r. L. HOBART.
srTr -rr-s n. L, BLANCHARD. .
Gold Hill, June q. 1871. je2s.lm
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31
THE CONVERSATIONS OF MEMBERS.

Our readers will find an interesting
and truthful article on the first page.
on h finances of this State. We con
cur with tho ideas Of the writer in the
matter of reducing the pay OF the
members of the Legislature. Their
compensation is low enough now. con-
sidering the disarrangement Of bust.
ness resulting from each individuals
attendance during the session. and the
expenses inciden; to a temporary resi-.
dencc here. The compensation of
members ought TO bear some ratio TO
the expenditures and vexations Of n
Legislative career. The financial con
dition OF this State is no. SO bad that il
can discourage every man who has
brains enough to have and run a bust
ness Of his own, from giving his Scrvi-
ces to the State. This idea or reducing
the pay of members next TO nothing.
n been carried TO an extreme in
some States, and Territories, and ii has
invariably resulted in returning men
Ia the Legislature who are incapable
of discharging tho responsibilities OF
the position. Give the members a fair
compensation, and then hold them re
sponsible il they fail TO perform their
duties.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

DIREcr.-Tho White Pine News
favors the railroad direct TO the G..
i. ut Elko. 1t thinks 'tho reasons
are strong favoring the direct route
from Elko TO this point. To commence
for the Colorado, a straight road is
wanted, so long as the topography of
the country to be traversed favors It,.
II is said the road must weave about
over tho country, TO pick up the busi-
ness of other towns on its course. We
do not believe in il. Make one straight
through road, and the side business
will flow to il. To undertake 10 bring
the road TO every mans back door
would be to destroy its importance as
a through road. Freight might stand
il, but passengers would become
wearied OF being iugged out Ia Miner
nj Hill, Simpsons Park and Eureka.
in orderto cone from Elko TO Hcmil-
ton. To come from Palisade through
those places would be still worse
costing eight times as much money to
prepare the road for the rails"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31
EVENING

Senate mel pursuant toadjOurnment
President in theChair.
Roll called-all members present.
The Senate resolved Itself into n
Committee of the Whole to consider
Senate Bill No. .. an Act TO encourage
the construction OF a railroad in the
eastern portion Of tho State ot Nevada;
"A lengthy discussion took place: sew
erai amendments We're offered. the
most important being inserted after
section &: provided. that no bonds for
the county OF Iiko shall bc issued To
said railroad company except upon
graded sections of ten miles of said
road, which grading shall commence
ut the town of Elko. and continue il
successfully until the boundary Of
White Pine shall he reached.
MIR. Hall attempted to Ice sarcastic
at the expense OF the Democratic
party. aud offered an amendment to
section 4, that no Chanamcn should
be employed in tho construction Of
the road.
Mccoy replied TO the Senator from
Storey county, administering arcbuke.
Mills moved To strike out the words
marrow guagc." Lost.
Cleveland advocated the passage of
the bill in an eloquent speech Of ten
minutes.
Moore opposed the bill on the
ground that the farmers in the cast
eru portion of Elko county would not
receive an equal proportion Of The
benefits of the road.
ON motion of Mills the interest on
the county bonds included in sec. :
were reduced from ten TO seven per
cent.
The committee reported the bill back
to the senate with tile recommended
ton that it he engrosscd.
Mccoy moved to adjourn. Lost.
Moore moved 4 call of the senate.
Lost.
on motion of Mills further proceed.
iugs under the call was dispensed
with.
Moore moved 10 adjourn. Lost.
Mills moved TO suspend the rules tC
consider he hill eugrossed, and pa.
on its final passage. Carried.
Considerable skirmishing occurred
between the different parties for ant
against the hill, and Jeffcrson's Man
ual was in great roquisition.
Under the suspension Of the rule
the bill was put on its third reading
and final passage.
The Chair decided that all motion.
were out of order except the previou
question.
Mccoy appealed from the Chair.
The House sustained the Chair.
The bill passed by the followin:
vote:
Aves-Bonnifeld. Brown Cleveland
Eastman. Hall, Hastings, Hazlett, Hill
Hopkins, NcBetl, Mills, Phelan
Shamp-l2.
Noes-Abraham, Boring, Crawford
Fox, Hazard, Mccoy, Moore, Mullen
, Small-10.
Crawford changed his vote from tn.
negative to the affirmative.
Crawford gave notice that he woul
move a reconsideration OF the vote to
: morrow.
{ on motion The Senate adjourned {
1880 p. m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

INFORMATION WANTEp.-Any infor-
nation concerning the whereabouts Of
Gen. Il. Henry Harris will be thank
fully received by his many anxious
friendsin Unionville. When last seen
he was going on board a western
bound train at Mill City, and it is
feared some accident has befallen him.
As he was known to have several
thousand dollars about his person, it
is thought he may have fallen victim
to railroad robbers, o agents, and
such like characters, who infest our
highways and byways, to the terror Of
the peaceful citizen. Persons having
any knowledge of the whereabouts of
said Harris will please address a note
10 I, 4. Freeman, Postmaster, Union
ville.-rSilver State.
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assembly,
MONDAY. Jan. 80. 1871.

MONDAY, Jan. 80, 1871.
Assembly convened nj ll:O0 a. IN.
Speaker Lowery in the Chair.
Roll called-absent, Manning and
T~rousdalc.
PRAYER by Rev. j. ID. Ham mond
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
The Chair stated hat the announce
ment of the vote on tho Legislative
Fund Bill ION its passage owe the Gov
errors Veto was in order.
Brown moved that the announce
ment be further postponed until Mon
day next.
Burlingame moved n call Of the
House.
The roll was called and Messrs.
Lockwood and Trousdale found to bc
absent.
The Speaker ~instructedth the Sergeant
Arms to bring in the absent mem
bers.
Lockwood was brought in, but
: Trousdale, being in Paradise Valley,
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Moore said he was not i'm anybody's
interest. The interest which seems to
be pressing this bill seems to come
from n faction of the Senate who are
not disposed to submit To another bill
which has passed.
Ayes, >; noes, 20.
So the motion TO postpone was lost.
The roll was then called and the bill
pased-ayes, -; noes, o.
Senate Bill No. 90 was then taken up
to authorize a State loan and TO fund
the debt, etc.
Mills moved to strike out the pro-
viso inserted last Saturday at the end
of Section ).
a Senator inquired why was this
done after SO tenaciously insisting on
il last Saturday.
Mills said to err is human. He then
had not had time to give the bill q
thorough investigation, and mistook
the eilec; of the section. lie was now
convinced that the proviSo was un-
necessary-had seen the Controller,
and derived some T. formation on the
subject; thought the proviso would
he harmless but useless. The proviso
was then struck ont. and some other
verbal amendments made.
The roll being called. the bill was
passed by the following .vo:e-ayes.
-; noes, O..
E~SNERALDA COUNTY.
Senate Bill No. rs and substitute
An Act t. provide forthe Indebtedness
of Esmeralda county and substitute.
AhrahauIs moved that the substitute
he ordered cugrossed. Substitute
creates a redemption fund Engrossed
and ordered printed.
ACuISANAN.
Hall rose TO a question OF privilege.
calling attention L. the fact that one OF
the constituents of his colleague was
present in the lobby pointing to a
Chinaman who was taking ob>erva-
tons on the Senator, apparently meas
Uring his capacity for Il ministership1.
! Brown moved that John Chinaman,
! as a distinguished visitor. be iuvitedto
q seat on the floor.
Boring thought that unnecessary rs
under the rules, the gentleman could
invite any OF his friends To a seat with
in the liar.
The Senate went into Committee ot
/ the Whole Ia consider senate Bill No.
l., an Act To provide for the taxation
! OF the net proceeds ofmiueS. Reported
substitute back andordered e~ngro>sed
Read third Tina and passed by tn,
following vote:
Ayc,-Nhraham, Bouniicld, Boring
Brown, Fox, Hall, Hastings, Hazard
I~lazie;t, Hopkins. McBeth, Mctny
Mills, Mullen, Phplan, >pcnccr-lG.
Noes-Crawfori. Eastman. iIill
Moore, Shamp. Small-G.
On motion Of Bounifield the Senlt,
adjourned 10 : o'clock z. III.
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COAST E
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRAScIsco. Jan 2,

a FRANCISCO, Jan. 30.
This afternoon Leonard Laumeu
was found hidden under a bed in the
What Cheer House. where he had
crawled after robbing the occupant
of the room. He was hauled ont
when he ran but was captured and
lodged in Jail.
The Central Methodist Church has
petitioned for permission to mort
gage church property for $1,000 to
the Odd Fellows Bank.
The Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society has sued Daniel Murphy, late
OF the City Bank, TO foreclose mort
gage on property on Sacramento
and Webb streets, given to secure
payment of Sli 900.
The Germans are celebrating the
capitulation of Paris with great
spirit. Between three and four
thousand persons are in procession,
which is brilliantly Illuminated with
torches, Roman candles. Transparent
cies, etc. Bands are playing and
societies singing the songs of the
tatherland. The streets are crowded
with spectators to such All extent
that it is almost impossible TO get
about. hiauy house are brilliantly
illuminated and cheers are constantly
going up from the throats of the ex-
cited and enthusiastic people.
The Panama steamer will make
several stops at way ports this trip,
which is the cause of her non-arrival.
She IS not expected before to-mor-
row
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The Reno Crescent denies that the
people Of Reno have not offered in
ducements for the removal of the
county-seat tothat place, "both Dunnc
and Lake have offered grounds ample
for the purpore, fenced, set ont in
trees, and furnished with an unfailing
supply Of water, besides considerable
amounts in money. Mr.. Dunno
offered, in addition to the land. 5000
in coin and if needs he $1,000. Haskell,
in behalf OF the Central Pacific Rail
road, offered to add $1,000. There is
no question but that other Lake or
Dunno will guarantee twice the value
Of the present county buildings as a
donation TO the county in case they
can name the location, and probably
additional aid can be procured If ne
cessary."
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THE LaBoREg WORTHY OF HIS HIRE.
GoLp Hill. Jan. 80. 1871.

GoLD HILL, Jan. 30. 1871.
EDITOR BEGIsTER: Inotice in a late
number Of the Enterprise q commuui-
cation signed "a Miner relative to
Mr.. Phelan's bill in the Seuate Z, being
an Act to exempt thirty days labor
from attachment.
In the first place / do not believe
that the writer of the letter is "a
miner;'' secondly, he says an honest
man will pay his debt; hat il he is
unemployed for i've or six weeks how
i he to do it? Along come the milk
man. the butcher and the grocer. The
butcher wants his bill. onc month
from Si7 60 S27-ncNt month the grocer
i after him, and = on until his family
is actually in want Of tho nccessaries
OF lite, as nyone can see by coming to
Gold Hin or Virginia, or in any If the
mining camps.
The teamster has two horses and n
ranch worth =. 900 exempt-thc miner
nothing. II! miner is sensitive to his
interests as you can see 10y the result
of the last election.
Thirdly-He favors n law to give the
miner the first lien. He ought to
know that such a law would conflict
with the Ac: of Congress-which dis
poses Of the bankrupt case of the Lady
Bryan Company and others.
Please insert in your paper for jus
tico To the laborer: for God says tn,
laborer j. worthy of his hire. ID.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

THE LEGrsLATrRE.-TheS Senate yes
terday passed Hazlett's bill funding the
State debt, and discussed at considera-
BILE length the hill to tax the net pro-
ceeds Of mines. The bill TO maintain
the Orphan Asylum at Virginia also
passed. Concurrent resolutions were
also adopted granting wes,fall. Sheriff
Of Humboldt, and Cainl, Sheriff OF
Lincoln county, ninety days leave of
absence. At the evening session the
Elko and Hamilton railroad bill was
discussed at length and finally passed.
In the Assembly the vote on the
Legislative Fund bill was still further
postponed until next Monday. The
vote to postpone was closes to p.
The Assembly bill 10 fund the Terri
torial portion of the State debt was
discussed Ia Committee OF the Whole.
The railroad bills were reported I'M
favorably.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

In view of the general desire mani
tested by the Radicals TO protect
special interests, the New York Even
ing Post wonders why nobody has
yet asked Congress to raise a corn crop,
or 10 manufacture whisky for general
consumption, or to establish n grand
clothes infirmary, where rousers may
be judiciouslv patched by government
tailors, made over, inc shirt
buttons sewed on.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

Tho White Pine News says: "Wag-
ner returned last evening from the
Utah mines. He took a good look
through the several districts. Says a
few mines have good carbonate ores,
and arc worth money; but that the
country is already overrun by four
times as many people as the ob~serva-
bic resources justify. He says it will
20 to seed more speedily than any OF
the rushes preceding it,"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

The Reno Crescent complains that
]. II. Kinkead has not received the
5000, due from the railroad company
on the arrest and conviction OF the
railroad robbers. The reason alleged is
tina. an appeal may he taken.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

That Income tax sticks TO the Gov
eminent as close as a tick. The Sen
ate, by one majority abolished it, but
the House of Representatives sent it
back without consideration, on the
ground that all bills relating TO reve-
nue. must originate in that body
which is perfectly correct.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

VIM. Wedlake was killed, and VIM.
Tregoning badly injured last Friday at
KNOXVILLE, by = cave in q mine in
which they were at work
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

The Silver State thinks Nye's sud
den outbreak in favor of the Sutro
tunnel is a move to head off Fitch as a
candidate for L. $. Senate.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

Phoebe was visited on Monday even
ing last with a slight fall of snow, but
early ON Tuesday morning il had all
disappeared under the bright rays OF
the mornings sun. The weather is
nov as pleasant Is any one could pos
sibly wish q have it.-lEly Record.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31
aENERAL rILE.

The House resolved itself into Com
mittee Of the Whole Speaker pro EN-.
Tenant in the chair for the consider
alton Of the general Tile.
Senate Bill No. 50. toconsolidate and
pay certain indebtedness of Ormsby
county. Passage recommended.
Assembly Bill No. 80, authorizing a
State oar t pay the Territorial iudeht-
edness of Nevada. Bill read, amend
ed, and committee instructed TO report
progress and ask leave To sit again.
ON motion of MIR. Brown. the COM
m.ttee was instructed TO recommend
that ,railroad} bills Nos. 90 and - be
temporarily laid on the table.
Committee rose Speaker Lowcry in
the chair and reported. Report was
adopted.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

A TRIPLIcATE.-A bill is under con-
sideration by the Legislature, 10 make
three county seats for the county of
Lander-one each at Austin, Eureka,
and Palisade. Almost everything
legal is to he multiplied SO as to have a
copy Mt each place. IL seems to us the
arrangement would cause much con-
fusion.-TWhite Pine News.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Assembly convened al 2:i5 p. NJ
speaker Iowcry in the Chair.
Roll ealled-quorum present.
In accordance an agreement OF the
delega ions Interested, the following
special committee was appointed on
boundary line between Nye and Is
mcralda counties: Williams, Lock
wood and Cowcu.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31
FROM THE SENATE.

4 message waS received from the
Senate. transmitting reso-
luton No. -, granting leave of alb
Scnce 10 =. II. Westiall, Sheriff OF
Humboldt county.
Also. announcing the passage OF
Senate concurrent resolution granting
leave OF absence to John Game, Shcr-
if of Lincoln county.
Also. substitute for Senate Bill 60,
reducing Clerks fees for naturlliza-
ton.
Also, Senate Bill No. &c. authorizing
a State loan.
Also. Senate Bill No. 81. authoring a
State loan to meet obligations arising
under tho funding bill.
The rules were suspended and the
two last named bills read first and
second time by title and referred to the
Committee on Wavs and Means.
Also. Senate Bill No. -, To regulate
proceedings in criminal cases. Re
ferre1 To Judiciary Committee.
Senate Bill No. 90, to provide for the
purchase Of the laws of the Territory
of Nevada. Rules suspended and bill
referred To Committee on State Library.
Assembly Bill No. IS, relative 10
the indebtedness of Ormsby county.
was then taken up, considered engross-
ed, read third time and passed-ayes,
IS : absent. 3.
Tenant gave notice of his intention
TO move for n change in the standing
rules of the House. and also to change
the time of ccuvening from IL to II
4. m.
Assembly Bill No. 6, relative to com
%pensation of isrorS, was taken up, Sen.
ate amendment No. | non-concurreC
in ; amendments >, 3 and ! cOncurrec
in.
Patchen, from tho Committee OF
ENDORSEMENT. reported rs correct en-.
crossed Assembly Bill No. p.
At 5:l4 Assembly adjourned.
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ON'S
d, NJ HNG A CA h MY
Moore &c Parker.'S Hall,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA,

SCHOOL MEETS EVERY WEDNES-
. DAY afternoon and evening.
ladies and children meet in the after
noon AZ , O'Clock.
Gentlemen meet from ito S p. m; then
the ladies and gentlemen together to put
their lessons In practice.
TERMS - ladies and children, 81 per
month; gentlemen, -.
All the latest and newest dances will
he introduced and taught. ja5-lm
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

The boundary survey makes the dis
lance from Toano to the Colorado river
35l miles.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31

''two hundred and eigbty-seven miles
away had not been brought i'm at last
accounts.
Organ moved that further proceed
ings under the call OF the House be
dispensed with. Lost.
After a lapse of time, Lockwood
moved a suspension of the rules and a
reconsideration of the vote on Organs
motion. Lost.
Beck moved that further proceed
lngs under the call he dispensed with.
Buriingame raised the point of order
that the same motion mad been voted
down and could not again be revived.
Beck explained the position of the
House; no business could be transact
cd under the call. a motion to dispense
with the call had been voted down and
could not he renewed-hence the
House could neither reccde nor go
ahead; II was a dead lock. He looked
upon Burlingame's point OF order a.
ar a~bsurdity. Under such a state Of
affairs this House might sit under the
call until after every member had
gone To the devil for a thousand years;
he thought such men ought to he
branded with one of Governor Brad
ley's branding irons, and turned out
to roam at large over u hills aud
daleS.
Seeing the effect of their captious-
ness. the friends of the Legislative
Fund Bill craNtished, and the call was
dispensed with-3i ayes, 4 noes;
Trousdale absent.
B~urlinganic then renewed Bro owns
motion 10 further postpone the an
nounccment of tie vote until Monday
next NJ IL o'clock.
Williams opposed, and hoped the
House ha'i seen enough OF this meas
ure. for once, "a sustain him in that
opposition.
The motion was discussed NJ some
length by Lockwood, Savage. Bow
man. Burlingamc. Brown and others,
and prevailed hy the following vote:
Ayes-BIrber, Bowman, Buriingame.
Brown. Canayan. Dclano. Dewey. Full
Ter. Gray, Harris. Hay, Hogan, Law
son, Likcns, Lockwood. Palrnen. Pot
ter, Rogers, Roncy, Sovillc. Smith,
Tenant, Nillard-23.
Noes-Beck, buckingham, Child.
Cowen, Danbcrg, EllySon, Garaghan,
Greenhalgh, Jones, Manning. Mcleod,
McC!clen, Murphy, Ow.ns, Organ.
Piper, savage, Simpson. Wagner. Viii
liams, Mr.. Speakcr-21. Absent. I
lIr0usdalea. Declined / Hatch.
SPECIAL ORDER.
On motion the House went into Com
mittec Of the Whole Speaker protein,
Tenant in tho Chair for the cnnsid.
Grafton Of the special ordcr-ScnatI
G5ll No. n. relative 10 the boundary
lime between the counties Of ESme
ralda, Sye and Churchill. Bin read
Manning moved TO amend. \ long
discussion cnSucd between Bowman
and Manning.
Beck moved that when the commit
tee rise it recommend that the suhicc
matter be referred to 4 special com
mittCc. Carried.
Committee rose Speaker Lowery il
the Chair, reported and the report wa.
adopted.
House, nj las, took recess n for on,
hour.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31
PALACE SALOON!
TINKER q SHEPARD, PROPS.

VTIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
L the rrtir, interest in the above named saloon,
the business theI,at viii ia tn, future be carried
Ga 10y Them under the firm name of Tinker x
>hep ,rd. ". W. TINKER.
W. r.. SHEPARD.
Virginia. January 81. ISL. iaSl-tf