Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-15
cA..Os, January Is, 1875.

Carson. January Is, 1875.
Ep. NEws: There was CONSERVATION
dire. and weeping, wailing and gnashing
Of teeth in the halls Of legislation to-
day. all owing to Senator Cassidy, who
introduced q resolution that the Lcgisla-
turs adjourn sine die on the 18th day OF
February. During the pendency Of the
question the attaches might have been
seen rushing to and fro with the widest
dismay depicted OF their c%ountenancss'
and tho confusion which reigned for q
few moments resembled q Democratic
Senatorial caucus. Tho m OF what
was going on o o reached tho outside,
and auguished landlords might have
been seen on every corner. tearing their
hair and raving wildly. All these things
might have been seen-but they were
not. Happily for the peace Of the State
and Senator Cassiiy's scrlp, the resolu.
ton was laid on the table. The fright
ensd and indignant attaches held an in-
dignation meeting In the north portion
OF the capitol buildiug. and "~resoluted"
that IL Cassidy ever moves to take the
resolution from the table. they will hang
him to the flagstaff OF the capitol forth
with. This attempted Outrage on the
vested rights Of a worthy. upright and
pious class OF citizens will probably be
referred TO the Committee ON Elections
| Of the Thiri House, who will probably
move that 1t be ordered ~engrossed and
indefinitely postponed to the waste bas-
ket.
AQucstisn Of Privilege.
Mr.. Dow, Assemblyman from Elko.
rose to a question Of privilege, in tho
House, this morning, and just wiped
Harry Mighels OF the Appeal. clean Of
the face Of the green earth. Harry had
commented in hispaper on the Colonel's
buncombe resolution about the disgrace
occurring to the State through Sharon's
election; and the Colonel, with n ma
iestic wave Of the hand. annihilated
| him, just as an angry bull would switch
a fiy from his back. Mighels still lives.
but looks pale and care-worn, and his
| friends fear that he Is not long for this
world; that tho shock is % much for
nerves, and that he will ere long, fly to
his homo with the angels above. and be
a sweet little cherub with a silver pencil
behind his ear. aud u golden paste-pot
in his hand.
usgging Games.
The Judiciary Committee reported on
the three-card monte bill to-day. recon-
msnding its passage, aud offering
amendments making the playing OF
dealing Of the games commonly known
as "hogging' games equally punishable
with the dealing Of the games originally
mentioned in the bill; also making the
permitting Of the playing OF said games
BY the owners Of premises, and the own.
ers Of OF employees ON cara or vehicles
guilty Of a felony. There seems to be
no opposition to the bill; in fact. oppo-
sition would 10 like trying to dip the
ocean dry with q sisye-and there seems
10 be q determined intention 10 pass 1t.
BY way Of parenthesis let mo remark
that no torture Is too severe, or no death
too terrible for a printer who will make
t.ilow s.y ..rich" when n. means
q. ,;o,"
An i..a"e A.y,o"
Notice OF q bill, providing ior a sta'e
Insane Asylum, was given in the House
to-day. The telegraphie wires have been
ont al order to-day. and there has been
no stock r,port. and IN tho wires remain
prostrntsd two DAYS longer, they had
better fence in Virginia CITY, put a roof
over IL and call it the State Insane Asy.
lum. Even in quiet Carson. numbers Of
peoplc have worn haggard, anxious