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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-15
FOUND DEAD.
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Our attention was this morning called
to the fact that an inquest was held in
Virginia last Wednesday evening on the
body OF Thomas Stisn or Steen, . mill
wright. about fifty years Of age. who
was found dead in . cabin near the Utah
mine, on the 7th instant. In . subss-
qusnt conversation with Coroner Mayer,
We learned that one woman testified that
the deceased had been on = protracted
spree, from the effects OF which, as We
understood. it was inferred no died.
Tho woman testified that . large demi-
John, which had been fllsd or was sup.
posed to have been filed with liquor.
was found empty in tho cabin. The
Coroner said nothing about the tsstimo-
ny Of any other witnesses.
The jury rendered a verdict that de-
ceased came to his death from the effects
Of dsbauchery. or words Of the same
meaning. As the death was rather ro-
markable. We mention II at this some.
what late date. so that the friends or
relatives Of deceased. II he has any in
this section. may be apprissd Of his
fate.
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oafeess - shrseh&
Tho following resolutions in regard 10
widening the cross streets Of Virginia.
were adopted at the meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen last evening. Ths
action will probably 10 hual. at least 1t
ought to:
Resolved. That all resolutions and all
action had on the 9th day Of November.
1876. or at any time since. by this
Board in relation to the condemnation
OF private property for the pablo use
DO and the same are hereby rsscinded
and annulled.
Resolved, That the following-namsd
property shall he condemned for tho
public use; that is to say. for the widen
ing and clearing Of the public streets.
namely: The land upon which the
south addition OF the International
Hotel lately stood. owned by Isaas g.
Batsman; the lot situated ON the south
west corner Of b and Union streets.
owned by Z. Harris: the lot situated on
the southeast corner Of 4 aud Union
streets. owned by John T. Davis; the
lot lying between the last named
two lots. owned by John Piper;
the lot situated on the southwest
cornsr OF A and Union streets. owned
by A. Z. Mackay and l.. Samuel; the
north twelve feet Of the lot situated on
the southwest corner Of Howard and
Union streets. owned by Thomas Ora
c~y; 80 much Of the south side VI the
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yssy Low.-wm. White. who was
.ho, in front Of the Silver Palace Saloon.
South C street. Virginia, some time ago.
and had TO have his leg ~amputatsd from
the effects Of the wound received. Is in
a very critical condition. In the words
of a physisian who has waited him sew
eral times, "ths chances, from the start.
were all against him. and there 10 little
reason to hope for his recovery" Still.
the party or parties who did The shoot
ing have not been arrested. although
two policemen we're on the spot at the
time. This state Of affairs 10 . Disgrace
to the authorities Of Virginia, and to
outsiders looks much IS II the hand OF
Justice were becoming palsied.
PROTECTION AoAISsr FIsE.-Ths Bel
cher Mining Company yesterday COM
menced grading for the ate Of a large
reservoir. near the upper American Flat
grade, between Hank Donnslly's resi-
denes and walch's. milk ranch. The
Dimensions OF the reservoir will be
C0I25O feet. and the bottom will be sew
eral feet higher than the root OF the
hosting works, 90 that water can be
thrown from IL on them in case OF fre;
but We understand IL is more especially
designed to protect the air shaft and
prevent tho recurrence Of q disaster
similar to that Of October. 1874.
TUE ANElIcrx CrcLorAkpn.-Appls-
tons latest and beat revised edition Of
this great and valuable work IL now
being delivered 10 subscribers. BY the
agent. who IL here for that purpose.
Everybody knows hat il 10 q work.
without which. no ofiee or library Is
complete. and II contains statistical and
correct information upon most any sab
ject In creation. Parties wishing to Oh
tain the series complete, or any particu.
lar numbers belonging to Il. can do 80
by addressing agent American Cyclic
pedia." through ths Gold Hill or vir-
cinia Postofics. See advertisement in
another column to-day.
THr SociapLEs. Remember the So
ciables to b given at the Miners Union
Hall this, tomorrow and Friday even
iues. BY the ladies' Of 81. Johns
Church. The attractions will be nu-
merous, and those who do not attend
will miss q good time.
NV SALOON FiHM.-Messrs. Perkins
* johnson have purchased the Capital
S.tooo l.t.lv built near the Nesey
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO rur DOLL HILL DAILY new.
Rmbssslenens Case - Acquitted =
rrettisE = Highway Robbery =
Rebuilt


SAN FHANcrsco, Dec. 15-1:30 p. NJ
The case Of eI.Coronsr Rice, on
charge Of embezzlsment. camo up 10
day in the Municipal Criminal Court
but was again continued for the term
owing 10 the illness Of an important wit
ness.
A case has just been decided in ID,
United States Circuit Court, growing GU,
Of q deficiency Of about $4,000 In th.
stamp account Of eI-Assistant United
States Treasurer Chsssman. The fact,
in the case appear to DO that Chsorsmau
was charged with a large amount o.
stamps which he never received, owing
10 an error In putting up tho package.
In Washington. The Government
brought suit to recover the amount al
legged due. and the Jury have decided in
favor OF defendant.
At the Bay District track yesterday.
In q trotting race for $1,000, bstwssn
Van Voorhees, to wagon and Nieodsmus,
mile heats. two In three. tho FIRST heat
was won BY Nicodemus, in 2:33. and the
second and third by Voorhees,, in 2.29H
and 2:29.
Last night VIM. Aiken and two ladies,
while riding on the Cliff House road,
were stopped by three masked highway.
men. who. after robbing tho gentleman
OF what money he had on him, drove Of
In his buggy. Tho toam was recovered
later In the evening at the corner Of
Cough and Hayes streets.
The University Mound College, on
the San Bruno road. destroyed by fire
eight months ago, has been rebuilt, and
II now nearly ready for occupation.
Destructive Kirs-Meavy Lssscs %
secret Societies.
SAN BKRNAnDrNo. Dec. ia FIRE
broke out in the. large Grange store Of
o'Connsr 4 Co.. at about 4 o'clock this
morning. consuming everything except
q few articles taken from the store. The
second story was occupied by six differ.
ent secret orders. The losses arc rs fol.
lows: Brai Berth Lodge, loss $500; not
insured. Odd Fellows. valno Of rcgalia,
$4,000; insured for 81. 600; Knights Of
Pythias. total loss-no insurance; Good
Templars, total loss-no insurance
Grangsrs' Lodge, total loss; Morse En-.
campnsnt No. 81. had just received q
regalia alone valued at $1,000. total loss
no insurance. The proprietor Of the
Grange store had just laid in q heavy
wintsr stock. Their loss Ia nearly $780,.
900; insured for 5000. The fro was
90 hot that the walls Of the building
melted down. Great quantities OF goods
together with all lodge rsgalias might
have been saved only from q report hav.
ing been circulated that there was o
large quantity Of powder in the build.
Ing. which report was not correct and
caused great loss Of lodge fixtures, to-
gether with all records.
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srArIoNERY ANp JEwKLnY.

J.. D. Marshall, at the Gold lin Post
saiee store. Is sole agent for al
the san Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals.
magazines. etc.. received a. soop AZ published,
and delivered IN any part of " Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books Of every description made To order n
short notice. Gold and silver watches. clocks,
that line neatly and well lone. A large stock
Of toys AMI fancy good-. See regular advcr-
tisemeut In another column. jcie
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CHEMICAL sTR HNGTu.

Save me, health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy "Chemieal Strength" sold by all
drugyisis. Instructions full. and \ cure guar
antevd In any case Of facilitating dreams Tor
seminal wcakness), and all aiarmin. symptoms
OF nervous decay. resulting nom self-abusc.
excuses or any cause. CRANE & BHisnAn.
Wholesale Agents. san Francisco. Price %
pcr hottie. -
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A CARD.

indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. lo.s 81 manhood. etc. ] will send
a recipe thai will cure you. FREE OF charge.
Thi great remedy WAS discovered ny q mis-
.,o ary I'M south America scnd a self ad.
drc.-ea envelope To the New. Joseph !. inman,
station ID, Bible House, New York City.
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UEYMAN BROs. & co.

The veli.knovn FURNITURE Dealers. 10 South
G street, ars closing out their large stock, ~
they have leas.d q store further down town.
and propose TO open th~re shortly with . nsw
stoct, Neantime, they arc selling furniture ~
coat trices al No. us SSuth Z street. Him
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srOcK REPORr.
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Last Evening

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IS Raymond 4 Eiy. 10. isx
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80 Leopard. ION, Ion, II
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100 Eureka "a. VIA
$50 Mansnsid, II.
30 Co.o Goa. Tsc
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LOO Golden chsrot. Tsc
30 Poorman. sos
coo New rork. ~. .. n.
as Occidental, IN
so Phil. Sheridan,
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40 Lady Washington. AZ. } BIO
1910 No suth. .. 81
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s.oohanai Gold Hin. AZ.
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80 Midst
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2I5 Pacific. Y N
40 North ca'.on. ssc
80 Sisgars. toc. $50
~ Prospect. 5
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Go belchsr. -. ~ IN
So Ls,isthan. a..1
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as Crown FONT. 3oS. ~. So
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IN Uon. virsinia. SOS. 3s6k. 40
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soxpEnxlNa rnorERrY.

Aesios Taksa ~ she Board Of Al.
dsrmsn LAST kvssinG Zee shs
Natter Of widssing the Crsss
streets Of yirEtnia-
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W. =. nay. " or, osrSED ONCE MORE At
No. 10 South Q street, Virginia.
We . to bear dew. Ill eppssisisu
10 ssr line OF trade,
And Offer to our patrons and the public ons
Of the best selected and most
complete stocks Of
G LOT N G
UNDERWEAR,
o mi SHOES,
TRUNKS, vALisEs,
ETC., ETC.,
RvRR RxHIsIrKD IN VIRGINIA.
Our f%aeiliii,s for DIRECT IMPoRTATIoNs
FROM FIRST HANDS ara second 70 No houss
on the Coast, and Tor elegance OF taste and
thorough business Judgment IN sslecting Q
STOCK, our buyers ATE unsurpassed.
0sr Heck IL Rstirsiy New, Frssh, ana
In Fall Assortment.
WE CARRIED OVER NO OLD STOCK,
And therefore We can offer eur pstrsus
the BEST AND NEWEST oBTAIMAslf
In Eastern and European nsrists.
We respectfully bcspssk the patronage Of
the people ct our NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
fesiisg convinced that
We can suit Everybody and His
Friends
And BY the elegance and ehsapness Of our
goods maintain our reputation asa
pinsr.CLAss CLOTHING HOUSE,
where At all times the hes, goods are sold at
TuK LOWEST PRICEs.
CONN & I8AACS,
No. is South c Street,
v%lrsi.'s, Nevada.
BANNERS STILL GOING!
BANNER
Are going on ss
No. so South @ street, Virginia,
Opposite tho Postofncs.
THRY HAVE A FULL, coNPLlTE AND
NAV STOCK of
WINTER GOODS
=whieh have JUST ARRIVED, and can
SUPPLY %EvERYcopY !
CLOTHING. UNDERWEAR.
lPI.ANNEI. GOODS, boots, ETc.
In fact everything in their line AS BEFoRE
TIE FIRE. in abundant variety.
Of the usual
BANNER LOW PRIcEsI
BANNER BRoTHERs,
oc,o No. 90 South Q street, vinginIa.
NOTICE.
Roos BROTHERS,
....oSIrnE....
CLOTHING STORE /!
WILL REOPEN WITH A NEW AND CON.
PLErE STOCK In the building formerly
occupied By Jaeison's Millinery Store. .tsln
SOUTH q srREEr.: VIRGINIA.
oppsil. wsll..ar1So;asco.s.
on Monday, Nov..f, 1875,
os,o u
BONANZA BAZAAR
MUSIC DEPOT!
A FULL STOCK OF PIANOS -
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THI coPAKrIKRsHrP HEREroloRH
sxisung undss ne nsn q LIP. DRk1.
LH Z %. z a: s.y a,:sslvsd 2 INITIAL sss.
T. i.a !. br :: s; ss ! cso,s: i I. 3. aS sirl s%o..is::
he businsss un1ss the srn-.ens q IL:
Drsxisr 3 %. rhs pew hrn q L:f: Dr.xkrz
o.. y alons suthorised 70 sstue ~ peenss~
'A' ''' Man, sio. Dxsa,'x
vlu,.,., s.-.. p....i.r !. is';. dsIii In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-13
Snow Storm.

BALTIMORE, April ia brisk snow storm
prevailed from six to seven clock this morn
ing. The roofs Of houses were covered but it
disappeared as fast as it fell on the ground.
New York. April Is "A heavy easterly
snow storm prevailed here from early this
morning until II a. N. Dispatches from
Pokeepsie, Port Jervis, and WiIkcsbarre report
a heavy snow storm there.
WILKEsBARRE, April 10 A furious snow
storm has been raging sine! four o'clock this
morning and still continues; five inches OF snow
is now lying on the ground.
MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, April IS. Snow seven
inches deep here this morning and still falling.
SCRANTON, Pa, April l3-Snowirg very
hard all morning; about six inches deep and
still falling.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL. -Suow and hal!
commenced falling early this morning, and still
continues. The ground is covered with slush.
MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, April l3.-At one
o'clock spow was still falling ADD about ulne
inches deep.
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Louisiana A fairs.

New YoRK, April ia dispatch to the
Herald from New Orleans says: Gen. Sherl'
dan has been anxiously consulted by the lead
ing politicians here of both sides and all fac,
tons about the compromise IN the Legislature.
Irrcconciliables on both sides have tried to
make head against the adjustment, tut the
moderate men so far control. Among the Con
servatives there is no difficulty, those opposing
the adjustment having been overruled. Amoug
the Republicans Pluchback and Senator West
have tried to make trouble and are still using
their influence among the members as they ar
rive, to defeat the adjustment. 1t is known
that Haho is opposed to the adjustment, and
he, as Speaker of the House, may attempt to
obstruct the measure. 1t is charged also that
Marshal Packard is opposed to it, Some Re-
publican members of the House also oppose 1t.
10 hope of having sundry jobs allowed as a
price Of their support. Kellogg strongly fav-
ers the measure and has the support of the
best men of both parties The impracticabe
men on the Conservative side are disguised,
and some talk of uniting with West aud Pich-
back hereafter Leonard, Of Shreveport, is
here and strongly favors the compromise. lie
says, he is for peaceatle settlement. 1t is
believed that the adjustment will be complc ted
without delay on Wednesday.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, April l3 -The Rolhschilds have
issued the prospective OF pew Russian loan Of
el5, 900, 900 with interest at a per cent, per
annum to be issued at 81 Of the total amount
eS, 900, 900 are offered for subscription in Lon
don; the balance is reserved for St. Petersburg.
BERLIN, April l3-The North German
Gazette accepts as reassurlng the dlsaVowal OF
warlike intentions by the French press. The
Berlin Post says the draft has been completed
of bill prohibiting religious orders in Prussia
except those employed in nursing the sick.
LONDON, April -. -Dispalchcs from Bonn
bay announce that cholera has appeared in the
Province of Dude.
PARIS, April Is The diplomatic conference
upon the nautical system OF Weights and mca-
sures met here yesterday. The governments
of Brazil the y. S. Venezuela, and the
Argentine Republic are represented 1t was
resolved to establish an International Bureau
of weights and measures.
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nv Green Il Wise.

TReal Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
VALUABLE KING STREET PROPER
v TY AT PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue Of deeds of trust from !. j. smith
and wife, dated the first day OF July, 10 10, re-
corded in iber K, No 5, page 4o9 and the o@h
day of Novsmb Der, 1867, recorded in li6er I,
No. 3, page 1876, respectively, VIII otfer 1or
sale, at pubic auction, on SATO kDa 1, Inc
18th day OF May, 1875, ut II O'Clock M. on the
premises, the BRICK WAREHOUSES;, N.s;
49, Al and 4la King street between Fairfax am
Lee streets, Alexandria, Va, and running oacK
to Fayette ale, and also the BklGh :, ana
SLATED FIkE-PROOF WAREHOUSE, on
Fayette alley, in the rear of the above Ne"
tin roofs, painted on both sides, were put upon
the King street houses last fall
Terms of Sale .One-fourth cash, and the re-
mainder at g. II and IL months The title to Dc
retained until all the payments are completed.
The purchaser to pay all taxes for the year 1870,
and ali the costs of transferring the title
ANDREW JAN iESUN, Trustee.
apis, O&27. &M4. IL, II IL, l4&l5
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
u TWEEDS, Sc.
April 10th, 1s75-Nox opening full line of
the above goods, IN great variety, and very
cheap 700 y: =. nnaon 1900 nAn.a
ap 10 ivy hl12 street. a.eaanol.a:
DOBERT YOUNGEK'S SCOTCH ALE,
II and Bass & Co.'S. English Ale and Brown
Stout. lust received and for sale by
GEO. McBURNEY q SON,
.n1s l66 and ITO King street
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COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS. -
Yesterday evening, while reporter for the
Gazette was standing with friend on street
corner, he was approached hurredly by a
Young man in his shirt sleeves and asked IN
The most excited manner to be directed to the
Office of DR.. Brown. DR.. Brown had passed
but a few minutes before and being still III
sight, was pointed out TO the anxious enquirer,
who started off after him at full run, and was
soon seen returning with him AS the Doctor
passed the reporter he limited that spooks
we're about and upon inquiry it was ascer-
tanned that pitcher in Mr.. Godfrey krelg S
restaurant had been broken by unseen hands;
that hardly had the amazament caused by such
a remarkable occurrence subsidized before q
glass lamp chimney, sitting on shelf 10 the
house, had fallen to pieces 10 the same mystic
rious manner, rapidly followed By the unac-
equitable breaking of demijohn of whlskey.
Mr.. kreg, alarmed by this series OF inexpllca-.
bic breakages, and deeming them omlnous OF
some dire impending fate, retired to his sit
ting room and bcmoaped the misfortune he
felt certain would befall him, and sure enough
it came, tor while yet in his chair the screams
of his little girl reached him from the kitchen,
and upon Fastening there, he found that she
had run against pan full of boiling lard,
which her sister was removing from the stove,
and had beea severely scaded on the face,
arms and breast.
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The Markets.

New YORK, April lS.-The Posts financial
says Wall street markets are very dull to-day.
Stocks dull Money IS. Gold 10. Flour steady
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn quiet and heavy
BALTIMORE, April l3 Virginia u.s. peele6rss'
Cotton dull and nominal; low mddlings lt9sl6t
Flour quiet quiet and unchanged; Wheat quiet
and steady; nrlces unchanged. Corn unsettled cd
Southern white SSs9J; Southern yellow, SoA9Z
Western mixed 92s. Oats quiet and unchanged
Rye firm and unchanged. HAY, dull ana un
changed. Provisions qu.t and heavy. Buttel
quiet and unchanged. Coffee strong; holder:
asking r. more Sugar firm and uncbange1
W hiskcy quiet at l.l31aSl IA.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Tho Mining Troubles.

New York, April ia dispatch from
Hazleton says: A delegate meeting of miners
was held last night, and the result of the vote
taken in both branches was announced. The
miners agreed to endorse the action OF the
committee that met the Governor to Keep the
peace in this region and to furnish 200 men to
help to do it, to allow dead work to be c'rrled
on, and are willing to do it themselves and not
to interfere with any men that operators may
employ to do it. They also made statements
to the sheriff admitting that the raids had
been made by armed men and some acts CT vio-
leuce committed. They declare emphatlcaIy
they are not weakening.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is A SPECIAL dis
patch to the Evening Telegraph from Hazie'
ton, dated to-day, says: 4 deep snow Tell last
night aud it is still storming quietly this morn.
ing, which has put dolcfu aspect upon mill,
tary operations here Scnfries on the out
posts on the mountains had a rough time
of it, but were relieved every two hours.
The situation has shown 20 change. There
is but the slightest possibility that the
troops will evacuate the county for week
vet. and 10 fact it will be perilous
experiment if it be attempted. Leading ope-
rators arc using every effort to have the militia
remain and are backed up by the best classes
of citizens. The event OF last night was a meet
ing of what purportcd to be a conference
of delegates from various branches Of the
miners uuion. The thing was it seems en-
gineercd by one or two demagogucs and
was fraud. Reports We're presented from
branches purporting to be endorsements of De-
legation actious that went to Harrisburg to
demonstrate against the presence OF troops
These reports many ofthem were cooked up,
and sigued by fictitious names, Every
exertion is being made by Finchcr who is the
standard bearer Of the union aud miners to
to have the troops removed. The people de.
clare they shall leave with the militia it the
troops return home before the question is set
tied one way or another. The first regiment
gave an entertainment in the armory last night
before Gen. Osborne and staff. No fresh re-
ports of violence have come in as yet this morn
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From pananla n.

New YORK. April l3.-Advices from PaDa-
ma by the steamer Acapulco state that tran
guilty prevailed, thourh the approaching Presi.
Dental election is looked forward to with some
anxiety.
1t is reported that the surveying party of
Commander Lull had finished the eulire sur.
vey across from Panama to Aspiuwall, aud
found ii one of the most feasible for q canal
that has been found across the Is,hmus and
gives great satisfaction to the people of PaDa
ma. Commander LulI and the members of
the survey are passengers by the Acapulco. The
Columbia government IS aIso moving 10 the
matter, having appointed a commission of en-
pineers to examine various routes.