Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-16
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SlclAMKSro, Juno 1.-THE Indo-
pendent County Convention met at II
O'Clock A. ~, and elected Creed Hay
mond temporary Chairman. Albert Hart
and George d. Lytle Secretaries. and +.
II. Lambert Serseant-at-Arms. A plat
form aud series Of resolutions were
adopted. They hold that tho Legis-
iature has full power over corporations;
that II possesses tina right TO regulate
fares and freights; condemns any diver
sion Of the public school funds; favors
The completion Of the Folsom branch
prison; favors the Capitol Park. and the
return OF the Supreme to the Capital;
discountsnanccs double TAXATION; favors
the reduction Of taxation. The plat
form il shsrt, snd 10 confined to State
and local politics. The following nom
nations were made by the independent
Convention: For Senator. Greed Hay
mond; Assemblymen. A. @. Freeman.
Korchcvh and Carr; Sheriff. Samuel
II. LArue; Clerk. Ham. c. Harrison;
Recorder, Matt. Clarken; Assessor. +.
r. Dray; Treasurer, NJ. Barber; Cor.
oner, r. K. Wick; superintendent OF
Public Instruction. George Smith; Pub
lie Administrator. j. J. Bauer.
Raiirssd Rumsr.
NV York. June l5.-It is privately
rumored that tho Vanderbilt railroad
companies and the Chicago and North
Western, being dissatisfied with jay
| Gould's course in the Union Pacific, are
seriously proposing to take up and com-
plete the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Another rumor Is that Gould, failing to
bring the Central Pacific 10 his demands,
threatens to construct tho proposed road
from Ogden to the Columbia River, and
30 obtain connection with the Pacific
Coast. The efforts to market Central
Pacific stock nj remuneraive prices are
positively %unavailing. The sales report
ed are not genuine.
Probable End or tho pennsylvania
Goal Miners strike
wrLxxsnAlRr, June l5.--Tho miners
who have been working at Paino's shaft
we're met by q large gang this morning.
and ordered to stay out. 4 posse was
raised and they opened n way through
the mob. and those who wished entered
the shaft. There was great excitement.
The long strike is ended. Ths miners
Of Lehich and wilkesbarre made an un-
conditional surrender through their dele
yates last night, at q meeting with Alr.
Parrish. A dozen or more meetings
were held yesterday at different places.
At Ashley u delegation OF seventy Ger
man miners went to the meeting for tho
purpose OF voting for q resumption.
Thor object became known TO the lead
srs, and they wero excluded from tho
meeting. The mass OF tho miners fav-
ored going to work. but their leaders
fought against IL. They finally agreed
to go to work upon the companies
terms. n
Moro siik smuggIers Indicted.
NKw YoRx, June l5.-In tho United
States Circuit Court yesterday tho Grand
Jury presented several new indictments
against persons charged with completely
in tho silk smuggling frauds, but the
United States District Attorney declines
TO make public tho names Of the indict-
sd persons until they have been arrest
ell.
Tsansorsd Release Of Hos Tweed.
The news that the Court OF Appeals
had decided In favor Of Tweed and or
dered his release caused great excite
ment hero. Sheriff Common has taken
every prscaution for rearresting him on
his discharge. and unless he can supply
securities to tho amount OF $4,000. 900.
no will be taken from Blackwell's Is
laud 70 Ludlow street Jail. -I.