Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-11
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

LECTURE on WoMAN's SUFFRAGE
AND II "FAIR CAsE."-On Satur-
day (to-morrow) evening. as will be
seer by notice in another column, Mrs.
II. NJ. L. Cutler, NJ. D., President of
the American Woman's Suffrage AsSo-
citation. will give 4 lecture on Wo-
mans Suffrage and the "Fair Case"
mt the Methodist Church, Gold Hill.
Admittance free and no collection
taken I'D. Mrs. Cutler is q lecturer Of
great talent aud experience, having
lectured extensively in Europe and
America, from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific. That she will handle the sub
ject Of Woman Suffrage most ably,
logically, and we'll, no n need doubt.
1t Is a subject which much agitates the
great American mind ut the present
time, and it is becoming quite natural
TO take into consideration the idea of
whether a good, sensible American
born woman, loyal and true to her
country and its best interests, has not
ut least as good a right to its most I'M
portant privileges, including the right
OF suffrage, as Ignorant, f~oreign-born
men, whose interests and sympathles
are with some other country. As to
the Fair case, we do not exactly see
the connection it has with Woman
Suffrage, but we don't mind listening
to the able lecturers views on the sub
ject. The lecture commences at s
O'Clock.
The LAKE TAHOE AND c.. p. X. Il.
TUNSEL.-Col. Won Schmidt leaves this
morning to consult with an engineer OF
the Central Pacific Railroad. on the
initial points tor the above tunnel, and
to make arrangements for the housing
of the workmen. The tunnel will be
bored, rs first intended, by a new ma
chine invented by Col. Won Schmidt,
driven by ~hydroStatic pressure and cut
ting out n round core seven feet i'll cir
conference, then enlarged by blasting
until the stipulated size, 10 feet high
by 81 feet in width, is attained. The
length Of the tunnel will be about I'VE
miles, and its cost about ST. OO,OOO.-
S. F. alta, 10Th.
Here now Is q tunnel worth men,
tioning. A bore of that size through
the great snowy range is n hole worth
making, and In comparison, Sutros
little prospecting drift he Is trying to
bore through to the ComstocE Is no
more than a priming-a mere o''ct
hole.
BAssER BAILERs.-The Carson Re
oister says: We understand tina Ii
Ground-hog Base Ball Club Of Genoa
will challenge the successful cluo III
the pending contest for the champion
shin of Nevada. The Ground-hoSs are
laboring men-haymakers aud me-
chanicsoand are practicing daily on
their grounds at Genoa. They are
said to have the most fearful pitcher
living. a mantwho weighs 2lo pounds,
and Who throws n ball with greater
force than a missile from n ritled can
non. so that q bat Of ordinary WOOD
will not withstand the conclusion, ana
the batter dare not let u ball pass LOT
fear the catcher will be bored through
with 1t. We expect to see him anhihi-
late the champion club.
SUPREME Court DEcIsIoS.-The SUI
preme Court yesterday rendered q de-
cision In the case of Samuel Hamer,
respondent, VS.. John Kane Sheriff OF
Lincoln county, appellant. Opinion
by Chief Justice Lewis, Justice CARRIER
concurring. Judgment Of the Court
Abelow reversed. Suit was brought anG
Judgment given In this State who PAID
dbefr taxes to Utah. Appeal was taken
AZ the District Court, which granted
in~auuctions. The latter Court should
haSe granted stay Of execution insteae
,of ihjunction.
ISpIc1MENTs.-rhe Ormsby County
Grand Jury yesterday presented fouI
bills Of indictment, as follows: Thos
Flynn and Thomas Ryan. for States
Prison breaking-trial set for Septem
Der ID; against All Tong, for murder
trial set for August 30th; and agalns,
Yep Wang, for assault with intent &c
commit rape, trial set for August 3lst
All the indicted were arraigned, eaci
pleaded not guilty and the trials WERE
set as above, tho accused being re
manded to prison.
S,,rRo TUNNEI.-The Sutro TUNE
was In, on the Tth, 2,29l feet. ~
wafer ia coming In at the face OF I'M
tunnel at preseEt.-Eweka Se"''"es'
TO see the protector ofthis royalty
swindle, no sober man would suppose
for an instant that scater went in or Oh
of the face.
THE CosMoPoIIrAN.-Who Will stah'
idle and see the chances Of winning
one of the magnificent prizes tnat ar
offered by this society, without invest
mo 81 80 or s. for a ticket or Two
Now is the time, for the tickets ar
Going off with q rush. See advertise
ment In another column.
STILL Thus. - Mr.. Kelly remain
confined to his bed, and Is reported Z
be mo better than he was yesterday
but If anything, worse. Leary re
mains safely in custody, ready Tor eS
animation when required.
GRAND JuRY.-The Grand Jury 0
storey county will meet next Mon
law az II o'clock A., u.