Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-18

trict Court by John ID. Fly and Andrcw
]. Ralston. executors Of the estate Of
William Q. Ralston, against Georgs s.
Dodge, praying that account msy b
taken Of partnership dealings Of dsisndr
ant and w. G. R~Aston. and for Die re
covery Of 5000 shares Of the Noethern
Belle N. and n. Company. The coni-
plant relates that Ralston and Dodge
bought 10000 shares In pastnership,
but that since Ralston's death Dodge
has ~managedto gobbls the whole amount,
together with $4,000 dividends dno
plaintiffs. II
James Lick Is reported dangerously III
at his rooms In the Lick House. He
has been In very feeble health for some
weeks past. and is reported to be falling
fast.
The unlooked.for action on aii the
street railroads to-day In raising fares to
six and ons.fourth cents PROVIDES much
indignation. The ClAy.strset routo u
the only one that retains Tho Ayscent
tariff.
Somewhat extensive inquiry among
manufacturers employing Cinnamon goes
to show that the general feeling OF EN-.
ployers Is against availing themselves OF
their services; but they allege that diff
Guilty Is met with In getting boys and
girls to work steadily. II that could DO
obviated, they generally express them
selves in favor Of white labor.
In the Municipal Court this morning.
the case Of A. X. Woodruff, alias John
Miller. charged with %defrauding the De-
yelopment and Finance Company, wa
called for trial. and ut tho request Of
counsel for the defendant was continued
for the term. on account Of the absence
Of u material witness. u
Tho Old Hickory Gold Mining Com
pany has incorporated, with tY.OO0,000
capital stock, To operate in Nevada.
Directors: L. ID. Sawyer. A. 4. Ball, L.
q. Gardiner. &. II. Shsplar and H. ~
Clement. u a.f.t.t
The boot and shoe makers and deal
ers held q meeting this evening and took
preparatory steps towards forming an
Anti. Chinese Club. Another meeting
will be held Wednesday evening for or
ganixation aud to fix up a time for CALI
ing n mass meeting some time nelt
week. Among those present was L. u.
Wooster. boot and shoe manufacturer
from Waterbury. Connecticut, who came
to this coast for the purpose Of obtain
ing n force Of Chinaman to work in his
factory. but who. on seeing the kind Of
people they are, has abandoned the pro.
ject and asserts his determination Of
adhering tn white labor. He expressed
himself much surprised at what he saw,
aud he inclined to the opinion that the
subjoc, Of Chinese labor was very gen.
orally misunderstood in the East.
The Board Of Supervisors this evening
adopted n rclolution devolving the a
Of the Chinese afflicted with leprosy aud
other incurabls diseases upon tho Chi
nese companies and f~orbidding their
consignment to the City and County
Hospital.
ImpasSabIe Nevada Reads.
HAMILTON, April 1.-THE weather for
the last few days has been very ino,
snow melting fast. leaving the roads in
bad condition. The stage from Phoebe
due here last night was mired In the
snow ut the summit Ave miles from hero.
The passengers, twelve In number, had
to camp out all night, and walked into
town to-day. II il thought the road will
lie impossible for stage travel for O week.
In the meantime mails between this
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