Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
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CHICAGO, March 4.-Tho Military
Of the House Of Representa-
lives having requested Lieutenant Gem
eral p. II. Sheridan TO supplement his
testimony on military affairs recently
Qiven before that committee, that officer
haa made the following additional sug'
g~sstions. It will bs seen that be has
cut down the appropriation required by
the bill introduced by Mr.. Maginnis
from $500, 900 to $500. 900. In view OF
the emigration to the Black Hills and
the present military expedition. this
communication OF the Lieutenat Gen.
sral has peculiar interest:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF
Missouri, CHICAGO. February 26.-Ths
necessity OF two military posts ON the
Yellowstone has been apparent TO me
for two years past. and l have recon-
mrnded their establishment In my an
nual reports. So strongly have l been
convinced Of this necessity that q have
without any expense to the Government
made an examination OF the Yellow.
s'ons ave. s.nIS Ss mill The
rh,sh m IN ,hs Rlact Hills
lna" ~ ..,,,.5 nv lie estab.
nus ,hs Indians on the
Missouri river. and In the accom-.
pnsamsns " IN III NJ y hs ioo.tsa;
menuoneu W.. :, nj. H. ,;ssr
nj or near .no NOUN '. nS aa.S :,
. the o.ne. os " ~. ..n n. an.
Tongue river. Ane.o ,'" v.I,awsoaa
piled oy s~'eainooa' w .so ). !,
ant can % c~onsu,u.'e' .ha .n;n,
iouna IN 'ne ,y "a. Iii,
iec'ee, onn nN = Ss. T
Tor SIoo,voo sa.n." o's saoo M"
wiii ,fy 70 quiz. saoo 'S onn ~. W. ~.
steau ., 'I pSS s0y G;,ys LII. ,.;,, n,oL'
on. u n.Ae I'LL awns nS .;iaOSs
soty " ~. ~, Az or Il, xsa,s i,s
uu, III 800 an. %a,,snsjon M Tho
aius pa.;so Rs,,wsx On ths .outh
SSt' ~ ~. v.i,o-s,ona ss fsr "a tbe
Gailatin Valley, In Montana, and will
also build another railroad from North
Platte Station, on the Union Pacific
Railroad. to tho Black Hills. i I'M OF
the belief that the largest deposits Of
gold are further west than where the
miners are now working. Tho head
waters OF Wind river are collaborating;
the Owl Creek Mountains arc gold.b bear
inc: the Big Horn Valley Is gold.bear-
ing, and Powder river Is gold.bearing.
a. il also Clark's Fork Of tho Yellow
,tons. Besides this, the Black Hills
have nm abundance Of good timber for
the treeless country south Of them and
vest Of the Missouri river. The success
Of all these interests depends on the
establishment Of the two posts named.
Military operations have now been com.
mencei a%oaipst the hostile bands Of
S;our. b, order Of the Interior Depart.
msrt and I consider this Augmentation
AZ rscs,ssrv tbat I ~especially request
immsdiats action ON II.
1s;ansd., p II Surp,pIs.
' Ljeutenapt General.
racine Sess
WASHINGTON, March LIN the ser,
ate to-day Mitchell introduced q OH
granting the right-oi.way through pup
hc lands Tor a wagon fosa over pnuo
Mountain In the STATE OF oregon, NE
Iefree W 'ns eo"iA''ee on Au'"0
&c., , h;,l N establish
certain post.roads In California. Re-
ferred 10 the Committee on Postoficss
and post.roads.
SARGENT said Yesterday his colleague
fBooth) presented a memorial OF the
California Legislature asking for APP
propriate legislation to give tho people
OF that STATE cneaPor telegrnphio iacii'
iues, a. .ney lAa ~ - mi. .s.,y.
,.,. ".h,s., 49, h.fora M commit.
a.. On pos,oe,css and post.rosds and
~ m.mor;sI nre.sn,ea YESTERDAY was
rsfsrrsJ 10 the Committed ON Com.
mac 90 referred
Roo,h presented resolutions Of the
California Legislature asking for snch
l.gisl.tion as will protect actual settlers
in their rights upon certain lands in
that State granted by the act OF July I,
1862, to aid in the construction Of n
railroad and telegraph line from the Mis-.
souri River TO the Pacific Ocean. Re
ferred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
rsund Daily.
PHILADELPHIA, March LIN tho case
Of Upton ]. Newcomer, Clerk Of tho
bingham House, charged with violation
of the Civil Rights bill by refusing lodc.
inc 40 Raw. Cool. A colored minister.
the ;ury I'm. morning cayc a verdict Of
guilty.
SrRisorfELp. MASS, March L.
Luther Bodman OF Northampton, who
had In his keeping the money contribu-
ted for the relief OF the sufferers BY tho
Mill River flood OF May. 1874, reports
tha receipt Of <75 GA from Ell persons.