Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-10
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CAnsox. January Q, 1873

lyaox ors SPECIAL consequently
Carson, January 0, 1873.
Ed. News: "The mills Of the gods
grind slow. but they grind exceedingly
due" The legislative wheels are be.
ginning to feel the effect Of their lubri.
catlons, and are now grinding in ane
style.
The Senate met this morning at II,
and after prayer BY the Chaplain
which was listened to with the most
devout attention by the assembled
Senators-proceeded at once to ousi-
meas. After the reading Of the jour
nal, the first business In order belng
motions and resolutions, q number OF
resolutions to appoint night watch
mer, portsrs, flremen, etc., were OF.
tered, all Of which were tabled or lost.
Speaking Of legislative attaches, . tai
ented cuss has, AFTER considerable mem
tai effor. Invented . position which Is
entirely novel. Since the commence.
| ment Of the session the stars n
stripes have been holstod each day on
the flagstaff which surmounts the Gu
pola or the Capitol, noticing which,
the Aforesaid inventor OF offices, ap-
| piled to-day to u OF the members,
asking for hls appointment to the office
Of :. dag holster" at tho modest per
dirm Of eight dollars. He was Inform
ed by tho member that he (the mem
ber) would endeavor to secure an
amendment to the Constitution OF the
| State 10 rs to create the desired office,
and Informed the applicant that 1t
would only take two years for the
amendment to 60 Into effect where.
upon the modest applicant remarked
that no was liable to starve to death In
tho meantime ; upon which \ gentle
mau offered him q Job to chop wood,
but the would.be alag holster' just
then remembered that he had an APP
polntment with Jones, aud rushsd OIL
to meet 1t.
Notice was given Of intention to In
troduce a number Of bills. Among
Others, Mr.. Cassidy introduced a bill
to create the county Of Eureka. This.
Of course, means another little slice OF
OF Door old Lander. From all | can
learn the Austin folks won't kick"
any at losing that portion Of Its terri
tory from which 1t Il proposed to form
the new county, but my own opinion
Is that . county with no other resour.
ces than a few smelling furnaces, and
q few hoodlums that want to be legls-
lated Into offices to which they could
never be elected on n square Issue be-
fore the people, will DO o harm.
less sort OF an outfit to dignity
itself with tina name Of county. MIR.
Mccoy gave notice Of q bill for the re-
moval Of county seats. This 10 Intend
ed a. another move against poor little
Austin. Failing to get their county
division, they want to remove the
county seat from Austin to Eureka.
Austin has one Of the neatest aud most
complete court-houscs In the State,
| and they sven covet that, and | should
not be surprised at the introduction Of
u bill granting a charter to some Gu
terprlstng Eurekan to build q wire
tramway and moves said courthouse to
the metropolitan aud iiourishing ~
| city of Eureka. Mr.. Davenport. OF
Lyon, gav notice Of an oct to amend
the Registry law. but In what particu.
lar he wishes to amend II. We cannot
know until the bill Is introduced. nj.
though It seems TO DO the general
Impression among the meln0ers THAT
the law As II now stands VIII Dear q
heap Of patching. Mr.. Lockwood gave
notice Of y bill to enforce the better
observance Of the Sabbath. As a ma
jority of the members are c~lass-leaders
and Sunday-school teachers. ! do not
think no will experience any great
iltficuity In securing the passage OF
this bill. think II will pasS tout OF
.iyhtl. Mr.. Pllslan Introduced u bill
10 create a legislative fund. which was
ordered to ongroSmcut. a bill oil
similar nature WAS passed In the
House. aud about next Monday the
pressing needs Of tho members anu ut.
taches will be relieved, anu they will
ue able to make a Jingle.
The Gaseous.
The caucu, Of Republican members
met In the Assembly Chamber at eight
o'clock this evening, there were 40
members present at the call OF the roll.
Speaker Bowman called the meeting
to order. and the caucus was organized
by the election Of James Crawford. AS
semblyman from Lyon, "a Speaker,
aud Senator McClinton, Of Esmeralda,
as Secretary. Mr. Lockwood. Assem-
blymsn from O.m,by, introduced a
resolution. that the members present