Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-25

Ia yirginin Last Evening".
-
y..,.r,.x .hs,noo. ths civ of yir-
.;.;. al an. TOW, ~ Gold Hill ware
So
Hooded with small posters sisned " inc
Peoples Anti-Railroad Committee oil
Txenty.three. and calling for q mass
-. 1. IN, ~ An. Odd P.,,ows'
"eeu"s g.,
building virginia " oe'oeA
evening. TO take action on The matter OF
the legislative phase Of the movement.
R.fo,, the hour of meeting, a big
~, !, an. s,,e., and
oonn'e was A"''
other preparations made Tor the meet
inc. AT G.3O a band was stationed on
h.,.o,v .,j soop aided the
A.,
oonhte ih eohee"ns '"s
7:i5 the meeting was orsanizea oy MI
ing Captain j. 8 ioang 20 ,no ehaAs,
The Chairman stated orieny 'he opJee'
Of the meeting. which was 10 eonsiue,
what should be lone when men eiec'ea
by the people to the LeSiSiasure, anu
pledged to give the people redress IN %
matter OF certain rniioau Rne'ances
which had become aoaruen: were snow
ing signs OF Z" falling down, OF proving
traitors to the trust.
Colonel X. H. iayior was 'nen miro
duced aud aired the grievances OF tne
people In bis usual eloquent styie' he
closed as follows
ITO night We stand almost upon the
eve OF the adjournment OF the Legisia-
ture. 1t is time o to act. II the
men now at Carson come away without
passing the bill they will never again
get their heads above water IN III po-
hueal current OF tho State-it will con-
sign them all to q political grave 30 deep
that the resurrection VIII never reach
them. Woe to the dominant party
they do not stanu W uheir po"uea,
pledges pledges when snouia DC neiu
even more sacred than personal ana pti'
vate pledges
lie was listened to with marked auen-
ton throughout, and frequently cheered.
Colonel Taylor was followed by Char.
ley Palmer and j. IL. Graham, Inc
following resolutions, introduced py tue
latter. were adopted win cheers
WHEREAS, livery OF 'ne Lss's
laturo now IN oarson was sise.su oa
solemn pieuSes' inaus ~ vou'
indorsing q strong anu railroad p'a''
form. and that We nave now every iea-
son to believe thaI many, no
majority, have oseh putvnascu WIN eois
10y d hiteu ioooy VI wv '"s
ifnekee lsh,a ,.,.,v a.ro,n..
HfsCsV,u, inA .s ~ A..
inc auu -
committee " ioui.ee.' az. =.
tefed away .ns 'isn ~
inc mVs' a..a,,.,.a
eAhioiuoh OF m.nus W. ssonIa
~ ,ns rsu. = =, !
hsso'ed' ina' " w.
taxpayers anu 80 IN cs,son
~ that our =
vote one anu az. lIi ,I M
Woodourn ana LeSis on,s .,. ,,.;.
hfSNcri' iha' .uV'o -
solemn pledges .n's 49,
than thieves ~ tna' 'ney na'e S'''s"
the public confidence.
heso'rci' ihat tue msrnoc, run o'o
county on the oomini''.s VI iou
felues,eu immeA'oy
IN The legislature rs NC no 'ons'' ''p'"
sents Ills eonsutuehts
hfssesd' nha' ,he o'o'e! ~" 80 u.s..
bers who VIII iai uoWn ~ 'n's un
hereby demanded oy ,nsu eons'.
to resign ins'anter' anu new, "sa.u
show their honsI iaces on Tue ooins,ooA.
Essolrui, That these resolution oo ~
once forwarded to Carson.
Immediately AFTER ,ho aoyouuA
the mass meeting the 'Vomni,uee VI
Tventy-three held a meeting ! 'ho ".
quest of a great number OF eililshs' AZ
this special meeting. alter deiioefauoh
and due consideration n discussion
the following resolutions were unani'
mously adopted: =.
wuxREAs, An immense Of
the people, taxpayers and consumer Oh
Storey county met IN pnohe mass meet
ing THIS evening gu !.
ginia City. n intense ieeiinS was nan
iiested respecting d nctioh VI 'ne
representatives OF Storey county IN op.
posing the Woodburn aud Lewis ohi'
and al said meeting severe and denun-
ciatory resolutions were passed; and at
said meeting about 1000 Of those rs.
sembled voted to march to Carson and
speedily and peacefully request aud de-
mand OF u representatives that tney
keep the pledges they made to the peo-
Pile; and. whereas. this committee does
not desire to assume the responsibility
Of the actions OF said procession u ou
representatives arc unfai,hful to their
pledges; therefore, DO 1t