Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-13

trnox Del SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
CAHsox, Feb. 70. 1877.
Ed. NEws: Reconsideration and the
election Of . State Prison Warden COM
prised all that was accomplished In the
Assembly Chamber during this mornings
s-essisn. The reconsideration was on
Speaker highel's
uoopLun HOME BILL.
This bill was Lost On Friday last. and its
introducer. Harry Mighels. at that time
gave netiee that on the next legislative day
he would move . reconsideration OF the
vote by which the bill was Lost. In accord
anee with which hs. immediately on the
conclusion Of the reading Of tho Journal
this morning. made his motion Of recon
alteration. During the debate which en-
sued, Mr.. Harris asserted that his motives
In opposing the bill had been impugned,
and he hinted very broadly that Mr..
Mighcls Was the impugner. Mighels In
rspiy stated that the gentlemen from
Storey tHarris) had approached him as
Though be wished 10 have his motives
aualyzed and even ~impugned. and . GER
tain consersation had followed. during
which no (MighelsI had used words at
which Harris had taken offense. He had
NOT intended offcnse, and was sorry that
the gcntleman's feeling had been hurt.
Harris opened = reply to Mighels, by
saying that Mr.. Mighels had nsdo . mis-
statement.
"Do you impugn my vsracity. sir
said Migheis1 Harris deigncd no reply at
this time ; hut on the conclusion OF his
rsmarks, Mighels said 10 him "I hope
Won do mol mean 10 say that ! have stated
an untruth 10 the Houssr" Harris said
the misstatemsnt hal probably been made
through error. and no did not intend 10
impeach the Speakers veracity.
This poured oil on the troubled waters,
and somebody moved the previous quss.
ton. which. on being put resulted In tho
vote being reconsidered.
Tho Hoodlum Home bill Ia again ON
the file. and will again come up for pas
cage At some future day. II IL somewhat
significant that Mighels has enlisted the
m In the cause Of his Hocdlum
Home. They are not alone almost unan-
imously In favor Of the passage Of the bill,
but svery oma In Carson who feels her
self competent 10 fulhll the role OF lobby
ist il using the utmost persuasivensss to
secure the success Of the bill. i ' no
doubt but the reconsideration OF to-day
was effected partly. II not wholly. through
this feminine influence. Do the women
atom 10 consider the consequences OF this
scttonY n through their influence
,his Hoodlum Homo should be ss-
,shi,shaJ. and al the hoodlums
;nssrcer.tsJ. where would tho ladies get
MARINER Al balls and dances. and who
ronIJ th.v find 10 take them 10 the thea.
,a,2 They .ay Shey want 10 "save our
~" We'll = GOOD vsy 10 save them Il
."3s.t ,h.n, m so that thew can't ret lost.
7, msv l.. a ,oa5 vay 10 say, a boy; but I
,,on',t sIisvs tbat nrttinr A bow who hap
m. 40 10 . iittle misehievous. or who Is
- In into = corrective institution.
snd ,o,avor hr.naing him with the stain
~ HAVING bcen an Inmate thereof, Is the
n,orer r,y no male a good man Of him. I
EeiIrye thst a how must come out Of such 4
ni.ce hating tbe world and feeling at war
wifi n I thlnk that Is the way l would
have fell n. when a boy, I had been placed
I'm .ucb an institution 10 curb my youthful
I do not thiuk-though I have
| mo means OF verifying it-that the history
Of this State shows mat tne o,o ooys .,
unis s~ nav IN this ststs-snd in
other states whero the very widest.
harum .scarum. and accounted tho most
viciou. boys, have grown up - une
kinn o. ei.lhs anu s,,s,nsJ Inv the COOL
bows who never went fishing or played
marbles on Sunday. That there are bad
boys In his STATE 4 10 no. aeny, o,siaa,
contend mat mel umo sno .a,i,n,,an
~ large 10 reluiIoa eo.,eeu' ~ ~.
Tor tnsif restraint VI nnaan .on
VINO Is BAD enough 70 as.si.0 ssnJ
lined IN snch IN lns.'a'lon; oy nv
reformation' ahynoW' Anu VII psiyuo A.
even tenor OF mis- way W INC osu piAoet
spite OF all the reform schoois IN tne UNI
verse. Admire the iadieS ior 'nsir sym
pathy with the boys ; y question .hei,
discretion In lobbying LOT . measure VI
the effect OF when thsy KNOW Ausoiu'eiy
nothing, being caught, as was VIZ an
and ME OF the Democratc parry au,ins w,
Reform "a worn wnleh ZEN, IT,.
sess particular AI'rac.9ns 'or ane .n.J
youthiui days arc "An'hs' VI nav
II wARpESsm
ri. ,r.s,,o, of the wsrJenship OF the
~, a..
state frison u no" mar! s''''o'' "'
Batterman having been elected TO mat
position by the Joint convention, which
convened this morning. Tho Democrats,
though in . hopeless minority did not let
20 their grip, and did not propose to
throw away the opportunity OF voting for
pemocrA,. iney "nu no ~, srho u
snow ~ ny n.monr.cx .,,in, nm vh.n
noaIu Th". me-, !. csncn, ,his morn.
une! , oS LIZ, on can,ain i,swlings a.
= - 49,. vi ,,i,,L, al v.iiL.,.
nominated a wooden man, for all the show
he had Of an election ; but there must DO
a Democratic ndid dnsy nom,n,.ea
anil he received twenty-ssven votes out Of
q total Of seventy-ive Democrat,
Senator westerfsld, failing down" aud