Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-30
rreIghts and Fares On tho Railroads
of California.

OF California.
The Dolly vard-ns OF the present
Legislature having been elected with
special reference to the curtailing and
clipping the wings Of the railroad
rings and monopolies. more especially
the Central Pacific. more bills have
been introduced In relation TO thi.
matter, than "you Fan shake 4 stick
at" The I'LL introduced by Mr.. Free.
man. OF Yolo, In references To the above
subject. who has q more extensive
skatipg rink tor the flies on the top OF
hlS head, than any other member OF
either House. after being amended un-
al nothing Of the original IL LEFT,
passed the Assembly 10 engrossment
Yesterday, and will undoubtedly pass
upon It's third reading to-day. The
whole matter Is a huge elephant which
the State Solols have on their hands,
aud do not know how TO dispose OF.
Your correspondent would not be Mt
all astonished II said elephant were
killed or terribly crippled In the Sem
ate. which body will saw oil hls tu.ks
anyhow. when John +. swift, who
has travelled extensively In Europe
aud the Holy Land, "even unto Da.
mascus" made his closing speech Oh
the bill yesterday, he enlightened the
Assembly lobby and gallery, Oh the
rates OF isrc on the railroads In France.
especially OIL the roads from Marseil-
les aud Havre TO Paris. John f., who
IL q particular friend and admirer OF
ex.Clerk Boruck. the editor Of the San
Francisco h~orse-paper, has travelled
much abroad. or this your cores
pondent knows whereof he speaks.
having met the aforesaid In Palermo.
In company with Gen. ID. ID. ColtoH
somewhere about 1866.
.,.,,..x c... \, An. yuou.c.
So |.-'.s.. :, al .,,.,n,.a
i"o |o"oo ~" Pp
to Investigate the charge OF tho bribery
| of two members OF the Assembly who
100000 poo,h !, o.. ,.,. Gan.
sh'hsou o'e' Doo''
atorial election made In Boruck's
Spirit 81 the Times. have not yet re.
ported. although having power TO send
for persons aud papers, they have been
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the same. Their
report Il looked tor with intense inter-
est. and IL Is promised that IL will not
be like that OF the Senate Committee
In the case OF Senator Finnsy W. Bell
OF the San Francisco Erening Post. a
whitewashing one, for where there Is
so much smoke there must be some fire
to cause IL. Had Bell made the same
charges against some other Senators
your correspondent could name, the
case would have been far different, for
as the Lord Of Lorne remarked 10 the
| Premier under George Ill, "Therc
ia a vast difference between an Argyle
and a walpolc." Speaking OF guns,
Bell Ia a bloody Britishcr," who
came to San Francisco some years
since and engaged on the B"letin' Tor
he IL a good writer and reporter; IN
fact an educated JOURNALIST U ~
many points "a right good Fellow.
There came win nun ahotnsr young
English JOURNALIST VINO went 10 Nle-
toria l u tho nusn times OF ,he rra1er
River mines. u e'enluaIly orousnt
up III Nietot,s. " Vs. soou mst'
essentially nunne!, a' nv io,
lowing Incident VIII .'us',s,c: ne.e
being no emPloymens ,or p'o.e T"m
lou,nailses Mne'. O oisa !, -.
Trinse grsu hon,. ora ,bs
IiV.ns " Sss S.nasr ovs
,on a. .Govn,,or " - The Am.,i.