Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
CAlsox, March I, 1876.
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Ed. Nsvs: The war which ragged on
Saturday is ended. and al this writing
everything about the halls Of Legislation
isas quiet n q baby with It's stomach
fall Of parogoric. The friends Of Nc
Donnsll and Wren thought the matter
had gone a. far as Il should. and have
perfected an adjustment which. while 1t
does not involve handwriting and apol-
osiss. will prevent any repetition Of the
scenes Of Saturday. or any personal 1T
taeks from either side. AL good men
must rejoice that this aifair Is ended
thus happily. II IL n pity that II evor
started, but a. II Is now over, I don't
propose to stir 1t mp by any comments.
Compromised.
The gambling question has been com.
promised by the introduction Of q sub
siituteJo for the two gambling bills which
were before the House-Davenport's
upstairs bill and Haynes bill. The
substitute was introduced by Mr.. Van
Hagan, from tho special committee to
whom the two bills had been referred on
Saturday, aud under o suspension OF
the rules wps passed this morning. The
main provisions OF the bill ~ II passed
tho House, appeared in the News
OF yesterday; but I made q mistake In
~tolegraphinR tho amendments offered in
the Senate by Mr.. Davenport. The bill
rs il now stands. awaiting the concur.
renee Of the Assembly In the amend.
ments, fixes the license on all banking
games ut $500 per quarter. without re-
gard to the kind Of game or tho locality
in which II IL dealt, excepting. Of course.
all games enumerated In the law known
as the "Hogging Game Act" -Four
hundred dollars q quarter, payable In
advance. is o pretty large license, and a
dealer must possess quite q capital to
pay u, and the operation oil the law will
have the effect Of shutting out small
games. So the opponents Of licensed
gambling will have their half loaf, and
console themselves with the fact thai
while they cannot prohibit gambling,
10. An. rrs.snt Law Tbs Act ,sLss
sfsscs ;mmsdiatalv n h sicned bv tho
Gov.,ror mi ,ho.. yboss Iicsn.e, arr
.hon. rurr;no ont hsa hottsr Ina ru,tlinO
mn \ ~.m =; sIo0
lifc Mexican Veterans.
thought that Mr.. Hagan's memorial
rsouestino Congress- 10 grant pensions
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70 .he y. Az $50 = ~
Committed ON Federal Relations report.
cd il back with the Recommendation that
i do not pass, Bnt when It caine up IN
she Ssna'e, on y. ~ *. nsn0S a,
senator shephard. who made nm clio.
mont speech In liz bohslf, and Il passed
nv A unanimous vote.
After adjournment this afternoon, a
cancps az Republican members was
ha,J in ,ho I,ssmbIy Cbambsr. which
ias,.., rna,,v ,wo honrs n WINS held In
secret and / and II impossible 10 learn
its object or what tramspirod during its
sitting; but rumor hath 1t that 1t had
something to do win q matter o, the
Gn,s.nor.a rstussi ~ rscs;x. n ,asi
E,;Jav nicbf. or botb. Tho memb.rs
Lou j,..5iullv ;mnartsnt and will NOT
wsli IN Ms ssme lido Of tbe street AZ
renorter: lint i have heard Il said that
~patisnee works wonder. and I suppose II
We exercise that quality. we will know
ali about the mystery before tho Lsgis.
laturo siiourus Sue die.
.
Ths Cnisers,sy haii
Has just boon cinchsd in the Senate, by
n voto Of II 10 8. lacking two of the
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passage. senator COIN made aspeecn OF
nearly an hours duration which was