Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-06
m AND seu CARSON.
We took a flying visit to Carson 5,

We took a flying visit to Carson yes
terday. Unofficial, merely to take a
look. The flying portion Of the trip,
however, refers to the passage down,
which was done on the locomotive
washoe, Spencer Gregory, conductor.
John James was also along, and tried
to wiring In "dead head,' as "mem.
Der of the press" but Spencer couldn't
sec 1t. The management of the road
always c%ourteously keep the regular
honest members Of the press supplied
with passes. and give Gregory no dis
erection In the matter, 80 he Just col.
lects Of everybody without q pass.
John James couldn't play Spencer.
We state this for the particular appre-
citation OF Superintendent Yerington.
We never saw such . buzzing set as
was to be seen along the main street
there In Carson, especially about the
Ormsby House. It was moro 90 than
a hive of bees. The Senators and As
semblymen elect, and their friends,
were all busily engaged buzzing each
other and everybody else they could
find, being gathered In from all parts
Of the State In view Of the opening
Of the Legislative session, tomorrow.
The handsome Cassidy. the sly-booted
CHM, Julian, 10 Goodman. Mart
Reese, and In fact most everybody OF
any material consequence In the State
was there. We merely mention those
few In order to show the ingredients
of the great political cocktail. All
those George Washlngtons except Mart
Reese had their little hatchets to
grind.
Carson looks neat. complacent and
respectable, Notwithstanding the in
congruous elements gathered into It at
present, and the amount Of prospec-
tive corruption which Is not unlikely
to ensue before the close Of the legisla-
tive session. The Senatorial question
was seemingly lost absorbed In the
multifarlous contest for Sargeant-at
Arms Of the Assembly or the Senate,
to say nothing Of the other desirable
positions. yet we detected the deep
Senatorial u~nderourrent underlying
everything else. Jones has APP
parently the inside track, yet
we found many that openly
expressed their belief that he
had no sure thing on being elected.
That story coming so direct from San
Francisco, about what Jones said a
short time ago In a bar-room down
there, was not making some OF the
legislators feel good at all. The story
is that Jones. under the influence OF
orange-peel and water, was q little
free, and exultingly communicative on
the way he got away with the election
in this State; and in reply to the sug-
gestion that some Of his elected friends
In the Legislature might 'Igo back on
him." he said: "I'm not afraid OF
that. Oh 'em. l own the soma Of
-! I've bought 'em twice over.
and they don't dare go back on me !"
Whether this Ia an election canard or
not, somebody knows better than we
do. We merely give It because It Is
current, and the legislators will ex-
press BY their votes their opinion Of IL.
We left at 4 T. NJ, having had sufflc-
lent legislative experience TO last Il. a
week, using one Of Fred Brooks choice
Havanas as a sedative to our troubled
nerves, and came home OH the passen.
ger train under the safe, efficient and
gentlemanly charge Of Conductor Yer
rill.
l.. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court
meets ut Carson City tomorrow.