Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-02
a .wILpcAr. REPLY.

little he can to injurs the mining
interests OF this section. makes a very
lame defensive reply to our article Of
yesterday. taking the fellow to task for
calling such Of our mines a. the Wood
VILE, or any other Of the working mines
Of this section, wildcat" He starts
out with the following pertinent re-
mark:
with reference to the present pros
poets Of the woodville mine We know
but little"
II such IL the case. what in the name
OF common sense did you say anything
about II for? Then hs adds:
But We do know that the statement Of
the paper referred to. that the ''mine
has been worked for many years, and
has yielded many thousands OF ton OF
good ore. and many thousand dollars
worth Of gold and silver bullion" is
false.
Nov ysu know no such thing. We
repeat what we said, that 'ths mine has
been worked for many years and has
yielded many thousands OF tons Of good
ore and many thousand dollar. worth Of
gold and silver bullion" and call upon
the wilful falsihsr to prove to the con
trary. Two years ago the woodulls
mine, from its own ore and bullion pro-
duction. paid for its hosting works, mill,
and other improvements, and the ore in
xisht and rood state of the company's
finances warranted them in even talking
- they did, Of soon paying dividends.
soon. however. they became involved in
s-.psnsiye litigation with q neishboring
mine. whereby they lost some valuable
cround and were subjected to heavy
costs. The good prospects in the mine
.Iso failsd A. tbsv have in mapv An
90, Il. -. Az. r.u.,o.l
o'n'i soo1 ~
ronge, and a season oil depression ioi-
lowed. We care not what was the opin-
inn Of thu Iad,p>nd,rt stock sharp, or
u.-,.,. O.. r....... g., NJ,
IN the matter oil the "ooa'iie mine du-
ring that time. The Company went on
With the practical DEVELOPMENT of the
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nAn'' An1 -
to levy an assessment TO defray pros
pecting expenses. The result IN that
AGAIN thsv hays THAR nina in fine pro-
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=, ,n, I;,,I. oonssansncsIN The ob;se,
we had in touching upou the subject at
all, WAS to call the attention OF the peo-
pie to the utter ~unrsliability and worth
OF 'ns MINING I.Poiss aau
Sn;r.s Which annsar -nsy;oJ;caIiy in soms
Of ths NOR. unscrupulous journals pub
lishsd in this vicinity. Every week there
u printed IN both the hni.rpr.se and
~ Of minins nsv.l Tn. m nur.
ports TO be a truthful statement Of the
condition OF the mines at tbs date pub.
h.nea' pus io' Us a
nor,s,"
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result OF actual observation on the part
Of any one reporter. but TO be carefully
prepared from the most authentic
soarcss. priy.,. and otherwise, on the
day Of publication. employing an able
and efficient corps Of reporters. 1t is
universally recognized a. official, and
the most correct and reliable report Of
,ho cond;son ~ IN. uin.."
htns h"oepe"ae"N can se' W inoio
reliable and correct one, why c II not
do sol The fact Of il Is that Sutro's pa
mar 4. mot interested in r,-presentins IN.
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and the only mining items II ever puo-
fishes il what II steals from the GoLD
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