Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-20

SACRAMENTO A Tribute OF
FRIENDSHIP.
San FRANcIsco. Sept. 16, 1872.
EDITOR News: The impanuelllng
of the jury In the Fair case, and the
progress of tho Horticultural Fair,
have been the principal topics and
objects OF Interest during the past
week. The aforementioned Fair, how
ever, came to a Termination on Satur-
day evening. 1t was beautiful and
Interesting throughout-but I presume
you have read all about 1t in tie
papers.
silk Culture.
The greatest attraction was humans
elk culture exhibition, which lie
brought here after its entire failure to
ply expenses on Its own account. The
more | see OF this beautiful and Inter-
esting branch OF Industry. the more l
am impressed with the opinion that 1t
would be admirably suited to women.
| should think some philauthropic man
or woman OF wealth should establish q
large plantation for the culture of silk,
and employ women 10 do the labor.
It Is easy, healthy aud pleasant work,
and thousands Of poor women, stitch:
lug their lives away at tile East, would
iDyiully come out here If they could
IS ..,,ln,nnpf of tIia Kind
Matilda Heron.
l called on Mrs. Matilda Heron
Byrne a few days since, and found her
earnest, hopeful aud very enthusiastic
over her case, but failed to discover
any evidence of insanity. Her eXcit-
ing business has caused her 10 acquire
the habit of using some strong drug rs
, stiniulant, aud ut times | cali per-
ceive the effects Of 1t In her ECCENTRIC
manners, but 1t Is very different from
real in.anity. | fluid there Is Il large
element In society who deeply sympa-
thizc with her, and who believe that
Carpent or never read that will 10 Har-
ry Byrne, or If he did, It was while he
was In a semi-consuious state from the
effects OF medicine, and did not COM
preheud It's contents. Carpenter even
had her pictures removed from his
(Byrne'sl room when Byrne was insen.
nble, thinking liz was dying and would
not know 1t, but when he rallied he
called for.them, Carpenter had to re-
place them. This and other facts came
trum parties whose Interest 1t would
be- to suppress them. If Judge Myr-
ick's decision Is against her, she says
she will appeal the case. The lawyers
are nearly all IN sympathy with Car
penter, even to Hall McAllister, her
attorney, who 1t Is believed Is not half
doing his duty by his client. 1t Is gell-
orally the case with San Francisco
lawyers If u teomdn Is Interested. for
them to side against her, except when
largely paid to take her part, aud then
they Will rob her to the last farthing.
Witness the case Of Leota X Turner,
aud that Of Mrs. Fair, whose case they
will never flush as long rs she has a
cent. Poor Matilda, being In wretched
poverty, 1t Is all easy matter for II
wealthy defendant to pay her attorney
to not do Ills best.
The Famous Horses.
Well, the great trotters are here.
right side up with care sound In wind
and limb, eagerly waiting for the fray,
or their hackers are ; and as to the ex-
uuisite BuJd Doble, he creates rs much
sensation a. would the President, aud
| do not know but u little more.
Rsuxh on jones.
The Chronicle devotes considerable
space aud time occasionally in abusing
Jones, calling him an ignoramus, and
\ man OF no ability, besides making
other statements equally unjust. Then
Is has the stupidity to add, what every
nne before must have known, that II
'.does not know Jones'" l should
think not, or 1t never would have
adopted such a silly style Of showing
lts Ignorance.
OF fer sacramento.
am off for Sacramento this MORN
Ing, to take a look at the heels Of those
due trotters, that being all that Is VS.
Idle to the naked eye, as they are
draped aud hooded like nuns and as
,nodestly shuu the rude gaze Of the
curious aud vulgar world.
Cslonei d. z. Avery.
I regretted to hear of the sudden
death oil Que of Nevada's Oldest aud
most enterprlsiug citizens, Col. Avery.
Washoe City. particularly, owed the
most Of its past prosperity to him. In
social lite, he was always the genial
friend and thorough gentleman. Ever
courteou, aud polite, he won many
warm friends who will cherish his
memory far beyond tile ordinary time
OF common friendship, among whom Is
your TOURIST
To protect the understanding OF humanity,
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made In this way never rip, or leak, or como