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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-05
GAMBLING.

The principal reason why the bill to
prohibit gambling in this State failed in
the Legislature the other day. Is simply
because public taste and opinion is in
favor OF gambling. We are a gambling
people, and are bound to gamble som
way or other. Even the San Francisco
Chronicle, the most rabid and Inconsistent
anti.samblins paper on the Pacific
coast fully appreciates and aeknowl-
edges the fact. We extract the follow.
ing from an ably written editorial in the
Chronicle Of February I'd:
In other countries business 10 upon
| the dead level; to acquire q fortune ex-
cspt by accumulation and economy from
long and patient labor is impossible.
| Here, adventure Is the rule and not the
exception; the servant girl aud the
sheep hsrder. the boy at the plow and
the tailor. apprentice have their invest
msnts. We are stating u fact. not NOR
alizing-we are n gambling people.
| Sober business has It's attractions for
many. and thousands OF our citizens
| plod along along in tho channels Of le-
| ultimate business. content to receive
only what they earn and spend only
what Is their own. These people sleep
vol OF nights, are content. grow fat and
can laugh whom stocks define and mock
when the fear OF panics oysrtake the
streets; but tho true life OF u people
is one of excitement.
The mining stock market is the altar
which NO have erected 10 the god Of
| chance. and there we keep the fire con-
stantly burning; there the ~votariss are
constantly offering their sacrifices.
There Is no class Of society that does not
play at the game Of hazard--with priests
and preachers, merchants and profess
ionsi men. mechanics and laborers, fine
ladies' and servant girls. the weakness
is universal. Everybody is in stocks;
we talk Of stocks. think Of stocks. dream
Of stocks and pray for stocks. We de-
claim against stock-gambling and gam
bic: the parson breaches against ganib-
ling to q whole congregation OF gamb-
lens; we write against gambling for q
list Of gambling subscribers; We moral
ixe upon tho sin OF stock operations, and
everybody operates.
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tusats to oi5oss from, and vhsfS lliefs
are ~ many rs ~ puxalins which TO
choose as Il ID to make up your mind
which Of twenty pretty girls you will
pick out In d hssing game. never
play kissing games; they don't seem
right and religious. The last words
Beecher said to me, when he bid me
adieu on the stops OF Plymouth Church.
were: my son. kiss n woman,
except in q holy. religious sort OF a way
"A sort OF sanctifed kiss" But In spite
Of all the teachings Of tho good B. !
never could acquire that style Of kissing,
that Is. not In its perfection.
Topv Garry
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SKATING on DoSSER LAKE. - The
Truckee R.pubicm OF February ID says
Last Sunday q party Of about thirty
Ave went mp TO Bonner Lake to have
some sport on the ice. The new ice
that did not appear strong enough to
boar the weight Of the former party was
ventursd upon then and tho whole lax
vnx explored. The warm weather had
weakened the Ice during the daytime.
which froze solid again during the night.
leaving Il Of tho character OF ice late In
the season. or snow ice. II was OF va
rying thickness-from two to four
inches, and was not considered honest
and the party retired early.
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Surro.-The great Assyrian bore is
getting TO be pretty thoroughly under
stood abroad rs well a. at home, judging
from the following. which We clip from
the Chicago Times:
Sutro il in Washington. hanging on
the verge Of Congress. He says he has
procured enough money to complete his
hole through the mountains. and doesn't
want . subsidy. He is only trying TO
prevent hostile legislation. This is pref
" thin. A lobbyist Of Mr.. Sutro's rep
%u,ation is not at all likely To hang around
the Capital when ho doesn't want 10 got
his hand into the public treasury.
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Scxsl paSsossp.

A bill was introdueed in the Assembly
yesterday BY Mr.. tavssga. Of Humboldt
county, TO create the new county Of Bu-
ena Vista. The subject Of diviiOn Of
Humboldt county has for some time
been asitating her people. Ever since
the county seat was removed from Union
vile to winnemucca. residents Of the
former town have been dissatisfied and
ready TO consent 70 any trade whereby
KNOXVILLE might regain its pristine glo-
ry a. county seat. The bill proposed by
Mr.. Lavsasa seems TO b the result Of
two causes. Eins-this marked desire
on The part Of citizens in Southern Hum
boldt TO divide the county; and, second
the general desire Of well informed peo-
pie 10 SEQ the fscical county organiza-
ton yclept Churchill annihilated. Out
OF these two influences and ideas ii is
evident the proposed bill has grown. II
proposes to unite the northern part OF
/ c.n,.hm .ra .or,h.xn nav, NJ Hum.
hu,a, into . r.~ county Who's. county
.a,, .h,n n. Ioc.,sa \, ~tIpiopvills. the
r,...r, Stat. Senate, and A,..mblvmsu
..,.,, ~. ,,,, al. and q, thai, rs
-. ,-.,,as.n,,,;xs NJ the
rr~.a... n, .or,s. h;s division of
u.uho,,, .orr,v 10 Ma. I, vulgari,m. il
go. ., am, r;." va have not the
.,,,,,.:, ros.;h,. int.r... in the matter.
~,-,.. A., u ali .ucb case.
u~.;o,;,v a, c;,;.
$50. =. anx ,.,,ic,,.r locality .bould
.-,w,x. n. adv REGARDED. Al tho same
,;m. aro ,.,.reuee .hould be had to the
hes, interests of tho State at large. As
to Churchill county. we arr firmly Of the
opinion that not only do the interests Of
her p.ople. but public morality, demand
,ha, .be shall u. dismembered; that she
.h.u c.ass 70 bo n constant temptation
....... .,a ~,o,;,;c;aps for fraudulent
n-r,no.e. Her representation il as
largo ss thu. Of Douglass county, with q
,[o,;n,~ ventilation NJ nineteen.tw.utieths
Lass. and taxable property in even less
,,ono,,;on. She has been for wears a
h.,io, standing in the doorway of en-
,;.um.,, anil ;~n,,,;,c MI kind Of politi.
90, ;mmor,,;,x Tb.re I. no n in
,,no., .-on,;rn;n, .uch n moelery Of
.oun,v government. UHumbold, county
-" c,,..,m 80. h,r. al, NAV IN,
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Bean TAcrfs.-The San Francisco
Poa Of February 81. thus shows up some
u ia contemporaries;

OF itA CONTEMPORARIES.
Tho Buaetia and Cal ars now indulg-
ing in stock articles by the column to
provo that the recent tremendous fall in
stocks is only al approach to real val
ues, and that they were never worth
tho late large prices. II this be so. and
IL, M these papers say,thcy have known
1t all along. why did they not say 80
when stocks were high. They disoour-
aged investments when stocks were
low; they encouraged investment when
stocks were high. and then, after out
ziden had gone in, commenced TO do
their utmost TO bring about panic. that
margins might DO swept away. and the
stock Of small holders swell the declin-
ing flood. These papers boast OF their
disintercdncss. Perhaps they are disin-
tere.teL, but IL so they are doing very
dirty work for nothing.
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SOME OBJECTIONS To SUBSIDY
IECtSL.AriOS.

LEGISLATION.
The Reese River Rertile. after admit
timing that in a recent article We treated
liz pet scheme. the Battle Mountain
Railroad bill, in . fair manner. although
We did not indorse the subsidy proposi-
ton therein. is disposed to take US to
task for not discriminating between 1t
and subsidies in general. The distine-
ton Il makss between the bill in contro-
vsrsy and other subsidies, such. for in
stance. as that proposed for Tom SCOTS
railroad, is this I: The Battle Mountain
and Austin Railroad bill proposes TO
submit to the vote Of a certain proper
ton Of the people Of Lander county. the
proposition 10 donate to q quasi public
corporation certain moneys, TO be raised
by . special tax upon all the property
holders Of said county. Tom Scots
bill proposes TO lend the credit Of the
Government TO q quasi public corpora
ton, ,eiihout first submitting to u certain
proportion Of tho citizens Of the United
States the proposition whether they will
cucumber the land. credit and revenues
Of al citizens. by o guaranty such a. is
propossj by said bill. Do wc state the
case fairly. Mr.. Rsrviue, II so, then
the difference 10 whether representatives
Of the people shall act for them or
whether certain proportion OF the people
themselves assume power TO collect and
disburse public revenues for quasi pub
lie purposes. We do not desire. nor do
We intend to DO drawn into a discussion
Of the merits and dement's Of the sub
aidy system. Our views. or rather con-
illusions upon that subject, are expressed
in q plank adopted BY the Republican
State Convention at winnemuecalast fall.
The whole question. in u Judgment
lies in the right OF u majority-be 1t
never so largo-of tho citizens Of an in
o~orporaied city. town, county. State or
nation. to take from the pockets OF al
unwilling minority. money raised by
taxation and donate. lend or pledge its
revenues Il the use or benefit Of private
parties. 1t Is not the subsidy but the
injustice Of the act that we condemn.
W.. A.. Ia..A,oo ,r,x,J.J f,r In tha
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And In accordance with law aud an order OF
the Rsard Of Directors, made on the 2oth day Of
December. 1874. 50 many shares NJ each parcel
ofsueh stock as may he necessary. will be- soldst
puhlic auction, at the ofioe Of the Company.
Room ;, HaywArd's Bailding, No. 80 Cslifor.
mia street, Nan Francisco, Cal, IN SATURDAY.
the ?s;h day OF FEBRUARY. lisa. a. the boar of ]?
o'clock n. of raid day, 10 pay said delinquent
assessments thereon, together with cos,s Of I'd.
,ertislng aud cxronses Of the sale.
EDWARD z. STONE. Secretary.
ONCE Room No. 2. Haywsrd's. Building.
No, 90 California street, Nan Francisco, Gal.
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RooS BROS.
PALACE CLOTHING STORE,
No. "a seuth q street, Virginia.

THE l2o MINING COMPANY.-Lo-
cation Of principal place OF business, Fan
PraLrisco. CsI.-Lseati0n of works, Virginia,
Storey County, Nevada.
Notice.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF astcrt.
ment (No. ~ levied on the eoth day OF December.
1874. the several amounts setopp0rlte the names
Of the respective shareholder. as followr:
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IMPORTANT. -Indorsed by the Medical pro-
fe,,lon, DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lung,
cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption. and all
disease. OF tho Throat and Chest. Dr. Tcwnc-
lcy's Toothaehc Anodyns cures In one min
ute. o
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NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

II ENAINING IN TIIE GOLD HILL POST.
Ii Office. February 3. ISIS. lfnoi called for In
QUE monin they will be sent 10 the Dead Letter
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BORN.

GEARING In Gold iliIi. February 9TH. TO the
the wife Of Abraham Gearing. q son.
lyRRs-i In shsliburn. January YoIh. to- the wife
81 VIM. lvers, 4 sos.
HARRIsON-In shellsuru. January 2ist. 10
the wife Of samuel Harrison, ason.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

NfltS. l.. II. MOOREi DEAR MADAM:
MI The undersigned, approaching your no
bic aud generous efforts In arranging and pro-
ducing performances In this city 10 aid Of the
Virginia Benevolent society. and for the relief
OF the Marysyillc sufferers; and also "a q marx
Of the qualification aud delight with which they
witnessed your own dellnestlons upcn those
occa,ion.. respectfully tender 10 Jon a Com.
plimeniary Bsnent. 10 take place at tnch time
a. win beet suit your convenience.
We remain. your obcdlcnt servants, F..
10 Adkison M Reading
&c Curris Frank Keely
Ueorge II Dana CkDs Long
CO Battermln CIV Tozer
Daniel Cook n stonehill
s.%ne2r Curt. ffbrsaIer
Tomklns IN Dagpctt
J n Nelpoa &C Goodwin
PiIley RI Taylor
Ebert John \ Pidge
IA McQnald J MARBLE
J Eastman XIX l0wery
W = shepard w Y Stewart
Virgins City, Feb. !. 1875
vmaisiA, February Let. 1875. :
To Ne.srr. Addison, Iswsry. DO Long and
others:
Gent cmen Your most kind note rendering
mo = Complimentary Benefit. was received OILS
morning. Pray accept my, heartfelt aehnoyl.
edgmeniu for the same. The Concert will take
place NEXT MONDAY EVENING. February
sth, At Piper's opca House. and permit me 10
add the hope Of my heart, that my own lmper.
~fectlons will he overlooked amid the attrac-
tions which will be furnished by the full Opera
House troupe and the host Of mi amateur
friend. who have volunteered for the occasion.
Once more thanking you for your generous
fca CLARA MOORE.
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DIED.

CUTBRR-Iu Virgins. February ID, Gilbert
Cutler. aged u year.
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N. B.-Drvcrr Of Carriage win not he Fer.
mItisd 10 Walt Longer than Five Minutes ~
any One Place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-05

The Republican members held n eau
Gus in the Assembly Chamber at G
o'clock this evening and nominated can
didates tor Regents OF the State Uni
versity; and at Z o'clock both houses
met in Joint Convention and elected the
following gentlemen TO fill such posi-
tons for the ensuing year: @. G. Ste
yenson, Alfred Helm. W. q. Dovey.
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re- There win he In attendance tru,iy ser.
wants In take charge OF hats, eioaks. ets. iof
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-08-19
FOR SHERIFF..

Messrs Editors-Please an uounce
DOWNS as Il suitable candidate Tor the mex {
Sheriffalty, and say that he will be warmly
supported by the voters of Leonardtown and
Factory Districts.
Dec IL. 1873. Many Friends.
Mr.. Editor-Piease announce J. FRANK
SMITH as a candidate for Sheriff and, If he
will consent TO serve. he will be warmly sup
oprted ty his friends IN ST. Inigoes' District.
Dee. Is, 1873. Many Voters.
Mr. .Editot-Please announce ZACHARlAH
MATTlNGLEY a candidate for Sheriff. He i
known to be competent and deserving, and n
such will be unanimously supported by thg
voters ofSt. Mary's county.
Leonardtown and Factory districts.
Jan 8, 1874.
The busincss capacity. promP'ness in
duty, humane conduct and personal iu-
iegrity of BENNEr r. ABEL!.. already
tried and tested in the public service. in
duce the present announcement Of his
name for the next Sherifalty. No better
officer have We ever had nor one who has
given greater satisfaction to plaintiff and
defendant. He has the confidence of
business men and
Dec 8, 1919 The MAssEs.
GEORGE A. SIMMS. Of Leonard
town district. is respectfully announced
as candidate for the Sheriffalty .. the
November election in 1875 and will re-
ceive the earnest support OF the business
men Of the county rs well IS the endorse
ment Of MANY EsIEAps.
Dee 3. 1874
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Republican Primary
Meetings.

NHHE Republican Voters Of st. Ma
Il RVS county will meet on
SATURDAY. the 2Sth day Of August,
1875.
at their usual places of voting in their re.
spec,ive districts at 2 o'clock, m, and
elect by ballot FIVE delegates to represent
their several districts in a County Con-
vention, to meet in Leonardtown at
o'clock. p M, on
TUESDAY, the 3lst day of Aug. 1875.
which Convention is to elect THREE
DELEGATES to represent st Mary's
county in the State Convention to be held
at Westminster. Nd, on SEPTEMBER
9Th, 1875. Also, to elect three persons
as members of the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee for St Mary's county for
the ensuing year.
Polls to open at 2 o'clock, m, and
close at 5, p M.
RANDOLPH JONES,
A A LAWRENCE.
JOHN + DORSEY,
Central Committee.
Aug IL, 1S75-3.x
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Candidates.
FOR TIE SENATE.

ksssrs E7sg 4 Ds~ns- Gesfie~rn. please
announces Col. JoHN z. DENT, IL Chariicc
district ~ . candidate 20 fll the unexpirwd
term Of the late Hon. Chapman Biilings,ey IN
the Senate OF MARYLAND. The candsslaey Of Col
Dent If the Colonies consent can be obtained
10 serve1 viii give character 20 the democratic
organization In So. Msry's and xill strengthen
and. IL 10 believed, ssiisfy the party In the CON-
Ing campaign. This u the opinion q least OF
m old democrat who has no are 10 grind and
whose eniy object 10 the success Of the whole
democratic ticket. FARHgR.
Dec II, lS7$s
Announce myself ~ q candidate for the Sem
ate TO GIL the uncxpired term Of cur late dis
tinguished representative. Col. q. Biiiingsley,
and respectfully solicit the support Of my Eel.
low-cisizens.
THoS A LYNCH.
| respectfully announce myself n =
candidate for the State Senate, 10 serve
out the unexpired term Of Col Chapman
BilIingsley. aud hope to receive the liber-
ri support Of nv feliow-ciiiscna.
< r JOHNSON COTTON.
Dec -. 1874
Mcssrs. Editors You win please an
nounce Mr. THOS n BOND a. candi-
date for the Senate. and say that the Pa
tuxept District win stand By him rs
NAssR.
Feb 4. 1875.
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A G a r o.

To my .fslioT-citi.ens In announcing my
self as a candidate. ms have done through The
columns of the BEACON. | but carry ou, the
wishes and persuasions of many of the best men
and truesi democrats of the county, who have
persuaded me 10 become candidate for n seat
in the Com niissOnerS' Court. | stand before
you n a candidate Of the O!d School, asking
for your support and confidence, and promise,
IL elected. TO lcgisate faithfully for your inter
est and the best interest of the county
Fellow-Citizens, have fought shoulder to
shoulder with you in maay democratic cam
paign, when we carried CONSERVATION into the
ranks Of the enemy AMI marched bravely on
with hring colors 10 the polls where the enemy
was always defeated and driven back with
shame and confusion. And now | call upon
YOU all 10 come TO my rescue, and like true and
faithful democrats and honorable men, go TO
the polls this Fail and east your votes for good
democrats and honest men who will iegislate
for the best interest Of the community at large
aud not, like the majority OF the present Board.
for the benefit of paper railroads and partisan
few. JOHN H. BUCKLER
August 5, 1875.
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clSSEll'S,1
containing
100 acres,

more or less.
The above land is located near Leon
afdtown. and adjoins the lands of joe. s.
Ford. French V Grecnwell and others,
and is the same of which the late John
Johnson, of Leonard. died seized and pos
sessed. 1t has upon il two
DWELLING HOUSES.
With necessary OUr-BUILDINGS, fine
MEADOW LAND,
and is well adapted to the cultivation of
the staple products of this section. !.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed BY the Decree. are: One
third cash on the day Of sale, the balance
in two instailments of one and two years
the deferred payments to be secured BY
notes of the purchaser with security TO be
approved by the Trustee. and to bear in
terest from the day of sale.
When all the purchase money shall
have been paid. the Trustee will execute
a deed to the purchaser. free, clear and
discharged Of the claims of the parties to
this cause. and Of those claiming BY, from
or under them
HlLLERY JOHNSON,
Trustee.
Aug 5, 1S75-ts.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Mcssrs. King aud Downs---Gcntssmen
Please announce IGNATIUS f NAT.
TINGLEY and ROBERT z COMBS as
candidates for Seats in the next House Of
Delegates. and say they will be warmly
supported by Chaptico District and the
voters Of the county.
Dec 3. 1874 DEMOCRATS.
Messrs Editors-Plesse announce Mr.
JAMES F ELLICOTT. of st. Inigoes'
district. as . candidate for a seat in the
next House Of Delegates. and say that he
will be warmly supported by
Feb Is. 1875 Many Fricsds.
Messrs Editors ofSt. Mary's Beacon
As John J Alls,sn, Esq has longed serves.
the public interest in our county sincerely
and faithfully, and has been unwilling 10
receive any honors within the gift Of the
people, We hope that his son, JOSEPH s.
ALLS1A AN, Esq.. will consent to be can
dida,e for the next Legislature, whose eff.
c,enQEoRd party zeal is we'll known to the
- Die of the county. He will receive the
undivided support OF
Factory aud st Inisces'
March IL, 1875
Messrs Editors-Please say in the next
issue Of the Beacc that the public later.
ct will be promoted by sending Col JNO
+ DENT to the Senate and Col THE
HA RRIS0N aud JOHN DlLLAHAY &c
the House Of Delegates. The working men
the tax-pays rs and all that feel a pride ia
our good ola county will support such q
ticket.
may Is, 1875 Democrat.
JOSEPH VI KEY is announced az
candidate fer seat in the Lower Branch
Of the next General A .semhiy Of Marylan,
aud will be warmly suppcrtedby
Charlotte Hall District.
may Is, 1876
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