Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23

81 TeWnru uor btate
Prison Cenviets.
Carson. January %, 1875.
Churchill.
The Churchill contest still drags q
weary length in the House, evening ses-
sions being held for the purpose Of on
sidsring the evidence aud hearing the
arguments Of counsel. Tonight In the
third night Of the consideration Of the
matter. The Hobbies are crowded with
spectators. and all thcsparo chairs in the
Capitol are occupied by ladies engaged
in looking at the dresses Of each other
and listening to tho %eloquence OF coun.
sci. Last night General Clarke had his
say. and backed his argument with
quotations from a pile OF law books as
high a. q meeting house. Tonight.
Judge Wells Is closing the case for tho
contestants; and, II after all tho law
which has been hurled ut thom,
the members OF the Assembly are
s,'., ~ n,a.,;.a bsio,s the Sunrems
Court, II will show that they have no
aptitude for law. and no appreciation OF
the beauties Of blackstone. Gritty. ct al,
which latter Is Latin. know III LAT
IN, because Judge bnrns, VINO was u
tice OF the Peace oil white zine irecihe''
Lander county IN os, informed o1hs.a-
BILE Hannesan thai CT al; was . Laun
word, n signihed "at-aii' a'-ai, sn.
| know that Judge Burns possessed what
4 Missouri friend OF mine ~esigna,es a
common classical education. Q
profess TO be smart enough 70 Ioro.
shadow the result IN ,his Shnfehin case
but do Know enough OF tue ,na',ei "
enable me 10 state mat u ~ u','y Dus'.
ness all around; anu, iurther, ! osiie,o
thai the question viii DC decided purely
OIL Its mehts, md with importantly anu
n freedom from partizan bias
Explaining Votes.
To-day vas Exclamation Day in the
c.,.,, Tn. I'M ~ all 4, ,bs cop.truc.
~ -.
non oil raiiroau run D'''' 'iou'"ih
to Austin was up for passage; anu rs 1t
comes under the head OF n subsidy bill,
s.p.tora tslt themselves called upon 10
-,
e,Pinn 'heit w. s".ytss 49,
"hien ,h',v - ~ in.'n ~. PopJ an.
Or iho oni '"nP'y su,"
on = peu''ou Nsa S-a".nsna
inc voters anu ".pay., tpSaps
more 'han one a;n"s r =,
Per'y, 'us "nn haaJ. ~ A.
Lander SONNY Hoo saN s' ~ % Iu y
sun y, SSoo'Voo NV ~, nv,
non o' 'sne ioa ~. Isn5 "uu,S.
na''oI' ,s Vcn!
Out u ano'ucu U hhe oPPo,,'s"
some OF tne Sena,os 70 mr 'ne,r oun-
eolnoe anu iaii naeA on ,n,,' pa''y p,a.,
,orns. u rap,aIn oa az,
y Sen"'o, H." III 80.
while ne snou,a hke 70 zee ,hY on, pas
~ ne .s TT. a, -. !. HI
s'reu ~ ne ooui' ~ n".
oeeh ihs'i'e'su :. -" ~. ~.
'o'e LOT my m % "''
suspieion VI SUBSIDY A''In,u 49,.
MT: oohn ., hdnu, uIun man' NJ.
subsidy In hisn' ne was sies'ee 70
the Senate cy the Democracy OF Liko
county, TO whom the wora suosiuy
gall n wormwood, ana VINO view rai'
roads a : the greatest sNIis OF Tue W.
he could not vote LOT anu DO consist
ent. When ne snoscriosu 10 nus parry
PLATFORM ne had made ah inward f'eusY
that ne would eve, raise MS VOICE anu
exert the power o ms strong f,ghl arm
to crush 70 ~ ear,h al gr'nulng mo
nopohes ana u anu au n,voe'u inh
va'ions when eouiu possibly naVo
tendency 70 destroy .he Ihh"eT,e VI ou.'
teams on nuhnnn P.osr.ss ihey NV
got q o'ate ohi's'si.. .,No, nh' 'ho!
want soine more OF III ou, ! I.aly hopo
that the ~precaut,on VIII 90 taken 70 At
tach . PRIMARY department w 'n'' '"s'i'
tuition.
Senator thompson OF Washoe, VINO
would rather see a ghost IN the night
time than a locomotive IN broad daylight,
got indignant at the thought Of the poor
people OF Lander compelling themselves
to vote $50, 600 per milo to q railroad
company. but he lost the thread OF his
argument when some Senator brushed
up his arithmetic by telling him that
$500, 900 for a railroad 30 miles In
length was only at the rate OF a little
over 81. 900 per mile.
Senator Clapp didn't propose to be
influenced by a false consistency; ho
was opposed to subsidies in the abstract.
but would vote LOT tue meisuie because
ne had thoiough'! examined q SUP,
.rdsr " county desired ,So massage Of
the bill. That tioy needed the road and
he didn't intend to poke his nose into
other peoples affairs, nc was no. y.