Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-01
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In yesterdays GoLD HUI Nxws We
publishsd quite . lengthy itsn relative
to the woodville mins. Il vas written
from personal observation. and vss .
faithful and correct description Of the
mine with it, latest and most important
development OF ore, and was eagerly
read by not only those interested in that
mine. but all Who are concerned in the
mines in the vicinity Of the woodvills.
v we'll a. everybody interested in the
practical development Of the great re-
sources OF this section and the country
ct largo. Mr.. Sutro's paper. the hide
pendent. however. with its usual degree Of
Low hung ~snviousnsss and scurility. In
Its issue Of this morning. thrsws out q
few splssny, slandsreus remarks rela-
tive to the item in question, character
izing ii a Q puff Of . wildcat mine"
and insinuating that We had received
"soms OF the shares Of the wildcat com.
pany" in consideration Of said puff.
Now. whoever this editorial leafer may
bs. whom sutro has employed TO thus
run down our mining interests, while
the great tunnslist il on his magician
tern iecturing trip out in the eastern
part OF the Stats. he 10 not doing any
good. neither for his master mol for the
readers OF that vsnal sheet. The GoLD
HILL Nrws has always regarded the
mining interests OF this State in their
true light. ~ paramount to all others.
and therefore has in every possible way
encouraged and assisted in the practical
development Of thoss interests; and 1t
cannot possibly recognize the right Of
any literary hirsling. Who gets his liv.
ing in this community. 10 thus belle.
cry down and work against the true in
tsrssts Of the people.
By what right does the Edependent
call the wooduilie a wildcat miner" or
the entsrprising company now
working IL q wildcat company
This mine has been worked for many
years. and has yielded, and is still yield.
ing many thousands Of tons Of good ore
and many . thousand dollars worth Of
gold and silver bullion. The company
have erected costly and effective hoist
ing works, q mill to reduce their own
ore. and are working their mine in the
most systematic, economical and
thorough mannsr possible. with . view
to the practical development OF its
actual resources. II has been
considered wildcat mine" but one
possessed Of real merit, based upon its
known ore deposits and production.
Just at the present time the mine
possesses additional interest and inpor-
lance from the new ore deposit just
being developed in its depths; ore Of q
richer and very different character from
any heretofore found in that or the
neighboring mines. Does the Ladepen-
d,nt call the Silver Hill. the Justice, the
overman. the Yellow Jacket, the
Imperial. or the Savage wild
cat minssi" Does the hd<pendeni call
the mining companies 70 earnestly en-
d~savoring to develop the mines Of Amer.
lean Flat wildcat companies" Does
tho Independent call the numerous I'M
worked mines OF this section whose
patents have been already taken out,
subject to the Sutro Tunnel royalty"
wildcat minssl" Does the Independent
presume to call all the various prospect
ing. but - yet unproducins and unprof-
liable mines along the Comstock range
wildcat minssf" Does u have the
chssk to call Sutro Tunnel stock wild
cati" We ask Sutro's paper these
questions In the name Of the thousanda
Of workingmsn whose friend II so falsely
prstends to be, and whose interests II
affects to consider. We ask these ques-
tons in the name Of the people, who
desire NO lying. wildcat newspaper or
imported Newspaper scribblsr TO throw
odium. ridicuis or diseouraesment upon
their efforts. Such . Newspaper Is oil
no good in any community, and the
sooner IL dies the better. The miners
and citizens Of the Comstock section
arc fully able to develop and work their
mines without the assistance Of Sutro,
his tunnel. his ROYALTY or his Endeperdeni.