Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-07
SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
,ouarsPoSpENcx OF rue GOLD HILL Yrws

SAN FRANCISCO LETTER..
tconREsPoSpENcE OF TIE GOLD HILL xEws.l
CORR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOT
A sUFFkREk IN STOCKS DAM
AGED HOPES THEATRICAL =
LAWR ENCE BARRETT.M MAGGIE
MITCHELL - MRS. SAWTELLk'a
WOMAN IMPORTATION PRO-
jet INTER EsTING COLONIAL
TION ELIGIBLE EMPLOYMENT
FOR WOMEN DEMOCRACY AND
WOMAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOT
SOUND on THE QUEsTlON-GRANT
PREFsRRED.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4, 1872.
Ed. News: In my letter Of last
week there was a very serious error,
which I wish here to correct. That ID,
where It speaks Of the %insincerity OF
Jones and Gorham defeating the party
In this State, / did not say Jones and
Gorham-I said George Gorham; for
1t was the doubts the people had OF
him alone that defeated him and his
entire party. There was no such sus-
picion In regard to Jones; and In proof
OF 1t he ran far ahead Of his ticket.
AS l said before, | have no sympathies
OH either side, for they are both OPP
posed to my pet doctrine, but simply
desire to speak the truth and give all a
fair deal. I find that most Of the
heavy losers by his advice do not at-
tribute it to Intentional deception, but
more to his reckless prodigallty OF
promises In his desire to help all. and
m overconfidence In his ability to do
so, together with an moderated opiIi-
ion OF Sharon's ability to control the
market. In proof OF their earnest de-
sire to sustain the market and their
friends, Jones and Hayward paid out
over $l.100, 900 In marquis for their
friends before they found that 1t was
Impossible for one or two individuals
to sustain a market against the banks
Of the country.
The people seem somewhat more
resigned to their fate, and are all
hoping to get In on this break and
thereby retrieve their fallen fortunes
when they make n strike OH the l5OO-
foot level OF the Savage or the HOO OF
the Crown Prown FONT, or when ahy
. hnTms any u 'n''s "''''
Allow me to say that Dion did not
pet hit In stocks: 30 that growl In my
fs.t Jid NOT come from n o r head. but
fron, cool nnhi,sed ;udomen,.
Yep ..,
Ihis sudden coiiapse III stocSs nus
spoiled many a nice little trip, n
reduced the travel to tho watering
placcs and Yosemite very much. III
they 60 at all now. it Is just for a flyer
and not for the season, as tney lad
antleipateu. Inc rates VI iare aIe
u" " .r,'osa :. ]onn".i,ion m rho
@.rsers % thew now splI tickets for
the round trip from San Francisco for
$l2. The price for passage to the
Yosemite ana BACK Is = oy 'ie nc"
aha 'i's""
VIZ. nn
iias ree"tncu' "uu
gagemeht so-h.sa'' muen " '"c ue''e"'
OF his olu adihirerS' WHOSE ia'ne arc
legion" l met him last night. lte IL
looking rs we'll and charming as no
always does. and l. still the genial,
finisied gentleman. ma of wore. IL Is
n Measure to hold a little converse
with him, for We sec so little refine
meat and Il .yance among the gentle
men of this day. They aru too selfish
20 even bs polite. unless It Is to their
interest I'm some way.
~
"esx' "'
Commences her engagement nt tho
METROPOLITAN tonight, to the delight
of her many admirers.
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l met To-Day MIS-. oa".ei'c' iauy
from Oregon, VINO mas oeeh OH 70
Washington this lust Winter petition
inp Compress, to grant to women imml.
- Ororon ,rJ c~,,,ror,I, , I,na
grams
bounty. In iact' her Is Srahd emf
grafton scheme for women to this
coast. Her plan is to bring poor girls
and widows out here ut reduced rates,
give them u bounty OF land II colo
me- Ide dn. Tn TO ~ piist .anv of t the
fair ones unto himself, he would have
10 COLOMBO, too. Twill be a fine
chance for young men to marry for a
home. The Railroads have promised