Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-12
LATE TELEsRAMs.
p,,sss's sseessssr-His Name sam
shrsudcd In Myvsery.

DSlnno's ME Set8s osssA
shrssded In Mystery.
Cmcaoo, October l0.-A Washington
special says the appointment Of u
ccssor to Delano has become q dark and
weird mysi~ry-one Of tho deepest that
the President has ever succeeded in Gre
aiing. Certain clsws have been traced
In the business, but there Is nothing but
the darkness Of conjecture remaining.
The fact that the position has been Of
svred to William H.. Armstrong and
George Dawson Colman arc conceded,
but their non-aceeptAnco was the last
tangible fact that has been gathered.
The ten days allowed for the appoint
ment Of q successor have expired. There
. several Cabinet officers here. but
they have not lisped q word upon tho
subject. and probably for the best Of
reasons. that they know nothing about
IL. The new man is expected here on
Monday to present an acceptance Of the
position. which he has neglected to for
wari by mail or telegraph. The Presi-
dent Is reported ~ much pleased over
the fact that the man Is N Who has
never been mentioned In the widest
~conjectures upon the subject.
wAsurxoros. Oct. u.-No new de-
velopments concerning the Secretary
ship Of the Interior. Mr.. Cowan. who
has been acting a Secretary, has not
signed any papers to-day. and at !
O'Clock visited the Attorney General TO
obtain his opinion IA to the legality Of
servinc to-day. Secretary Delano's
resignation took effect October LIST, and
the point Of issue Is whether that day
shall be considered Quo Of the ten days
Of service allowed by law to ad i'deri".s
or rics without special appointment.
WASHINGTON. Oct. lin response
to an application from General Cowan.
Assistant Secretary Of the Interior. for
an opinion from the Attorney General
~ to whether tho former can legally per
form tho duties Of acting Secretary after
to-day. the Attorney General decided
that he could not.
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WIN. Mi.i.r Company The
sssekhsldsrs sam Unappsassd.
CAV Fa,xcrxoo. Octobsr 1.-THE Di.
rectors Of The woodyiIle Gold and Silver
MINING Germany. at n meeting this
mornin, nostpened the sals Of ,delin-
ouent stock I'm II A. n, tomorrow.
Tbey also ordered an abstract tile to
ali 81 thsir property 10 be made, 10.
cether with a statement Of all money re-
ceiyed and disbursed by tho corpora
t;on sinee its formation. the same 10 be
nrepared and published. They further
ordered that hereafter n bona hds
stockholder might examine the books OF
The company: provided. that not moro
tban two persons could have use Of the
hoots Al ths .ons tims. A Committee
Of Elsysn. appointed by dissatisfied
stockholders, viii meet this evening TO
decide upon course Of action. II Is said
some determined move will be made to
get Mt b uth In rsgafu 70 tne AZ
fairs OF the company. and mat o eom-
mittse will lose no Time In Pusning the
examination OF the books and accounts
LArra-The Committee Of Eleven,
appointed by the disaffected stockholders
OF the woodviiis mine, met this even
ing. At tho meetingit charged that J. II.
Crossman, n Of the stockholders and
a member Of the Committee. had offered
10 sell out 10 Pearson, President Of the
Company, for So, 900. Crossman read
A statement DENYING tho charge, but
esssyoratipc that Pearson, on two oc-
c~asions. had approached him with
bribcs. which he declined TO accept. The
Committee appointed a subcommittee
OF three-Crossman, Kennedy and Gates
to examine the accounts Of the Com.
pauy. They will report at the meeting
called for Thursday evening. when action
will be taken looking towards . legal
settlement Of tho mooted questions.
ptsssrbs,ses Amo.r he Pea.syi.
ys.is Miners.
porrxvu,r Octoher IO-Tbero xas
.,ns;ds,,hls shooting md breaches of
,Sa p.a.s ~ -shsn.nJo.h last niobt' ami
=, ono ,;m. tssr N a r;otons disiuyb-
go TIC man ,hot one Richard Fin.
nj, .,;.h,Iv ana J.mes .John. vas
sa,.,.Is ,.orrdsd ami His tbroat emf. In
.,tsmni;ng 40 male arrests. Chief
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