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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-29
Strike In the Husssy nlns.

Upon undoubted authority, We learn
that a two and a.half foot vein OF pay
ore has Just bssn struck upon the west
wall Of the Hussey mine At C~ornucopia,
In the l00-foot level. From 10 TO IL
inches OF tho quartz struck assays 1854
10 the ton; the balance Of the ore COM
posing the lead being Of low grade. The
drift in which the strike wa made has
been pushed forward 10 hnd the west
wall for some time past, and Mr.. Per
kins has at last been rewarded BY reach
ing the object Of his search. A drift
will now DO run upon the vein, and fur
Their important Developments will proba.
bly, be made before long. Tho drift
from the bottom Of the shaft now under
way TO tap the ledge cut by the shalt al
tho 3OO.foot level. will loon be In. when
n level will DO run upon that and the
lead rapidly prospected. The strike
Just made ia peculiarly important, as Il
discloses q handsome. well defined wall
enclosing the lead on the west, and al
though = firm belief n 10 il existsnct
aud position has always been entertain
| ed, simple belief has now given place te
absolute fact. With this strong line Of
demarcation as . base. subsequent de
vslopmsnts may be much more iutslli'
gently pursued. and N from NO oihsl
consideration. the discovery Of this wal
Is Of in~calculable benefit TO the mine
--Elko Independent. Jan. 2Ch.
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car 10 returned 10 liz original position.
when the furnace 10 asAin ready for op.
Grafton.
Without any further light than 10
given by this patent. which may. per-
haps, be impsrfsctly described. We are
constrained TO say We think Mr.. Fryer
will find great difhculty in effectipg a
satisfac. DRY roasting in this apparatus.
II Is merely . kiln. in which the fuel
and ore are in contact. and. in which.
according 10 his own avowal, q very high
temperature 10 produced BY the agency
Of . strong draft. In other words, Il ID
not far from . cupola furnace. and Il ID
better adapted 70 melting than TO roast
ing A for this upstairs annular
chamber. Il rssms likely 70 catch plenty
OF fiue-dust, to receive which by the
way. II Il too small and inconvenienti
and rs for his trundle- bottom. II Seems
likely TO catch . pretty mess OF Stag,
matter. cinders and ashes. the further
treatment Of which will remind the un'
fortunate operator Of that man Whose
laat state Was worse than the hrst. w,
do not pronounce this process. on such
insufficient evidence. . swindls; but W,
do say that II Flyers patent corrsctl,
describes Mr.. Flyers plan, he woult
have been greatly the gamer. II. instea,
Of conducting his preliminary expert
ments with secrecy. he had admitted I,
his confidence some q familiar will
elementary metallurgy. or even III b
- -
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A RrroRr SxvxRx.-That little buzzsr
(psrhaps We should say buszard). Sun
set Cox. was woutsd yesterday BY Hale
OF Maine. evsn moro completely than
Ben Butler used him up year ago. In
the course Of debate Mr.. Hale referred
to the wsll.known peculiarly Of Cox In
following In the groove eut out by a
majority Of the Democratic party. and
intimai.d very strongly that when the
Southern element in Congress said
Come" Cox would feel himself bound
to follow. To Offset this alusiou. Coz
said that Hale had been known during
the past four Congresses a. "Blane's
little bub:" to which, amid confusion.
Hale rstortsd In this cutting language;
81 will put myself against the barnins
hy that wa shoosd out Of reputation
and fame BY the late member from
Massachusetts"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-29

And In accordance with law and an orderof
the Board Of Directors, made ON the 2ist day OF
December, 1915. 20 many shares OF each
parcel OF snch stock A. may be necessary VIII
be sold at public auction. al the once OF
Il. r. Middleton. on THURSDAY. the 2ttA day
OF February, 1870, at the hour OF o'clock ?.
meut thereon, together with costs OF adver.
Using and expenses Of the sals.
A. y. C0rfIv. Secretary.
o~nhcs-li2 Leldtsdorn street, San Francisco,
California. la19td
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An engineer was married In his loco.
motive In Maine last week. II IL hoped
the couple will always have q ''tsndsI
attachment" for each other. And
e-steam one another.
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PRyER,s ROAsriNG PROCESS.

Thus far all accounts of tho famous
Fryer process for separating the pre-
cious metals from their native gangue.
especially rsbellious ores. have been
very indefinite. ambiguous and unsatis-
factory. by reason OF the inventor not
being willing 10 show and explain the
furnace. or peculiar roasting portion OF
the process" His alleged reason for
his long continued reticence and sscresy
on this point. Is that he has not got his
patent rights fully secured in foreign
countries. Tho following extract. from
the New York Miainq and Eagieering
Journal. tells more about Flyers roast
ing arrangements than We have read
anywhere else. The Journal 10 very
able and competent authority in such
matters. therefore We publish the de-
scription and accompanying remarks
thereon. without, however, knowing
whether 10 indorss them or not:
Mr.. Fryer describes his invention as
intended 10 roast gold and silver ores
chssply and rapidly, to expsl sulphur.
etc., without the loss OF the precious
mstals BY volatization and absorption.
The fhst part OF this proposition ex-
presses just what Is wanted. This latter
Is, 80 far as gold Is concerned. not far
FROM nonsense. Mr.. Flyers furnace Is
suspended. so as to leave free the bot
tom, which consists OF q double metallic
tub, cooled between the castings with
water, as In also the whole furnace. This
tub stands on wheels. and can be run in
on Q track, and lifted upon a h~oist.table,
10 a. to embrace the bottom OF the fur
mace. After the operation Is complete.
the tub can 10 lowered and removed.
carrying with 1t the roasted quartz.
This ssems TO 10 the only feature Of the
apparatus intended TO secure chsapness
and rapidity. At the top. the furnace
ends In a conical cover. suspended over,
hut not fitting 10 the throat. The pro-
ducts OF combustion escapes through the
annular space under the edge ofthis cover
over which q sheet Of water is continu.
ally flowing after high temperature has
set in; and thus the gases. vapors, ETC..
pass through n thin shower of falling
water. after which what Is not con-
densed goes on up the stack. In
this there IL q steam blower. sup.
piled with steam from the water
In tho furnacs-casings, which makes
q strong draft. 10 counteract the deaden-
ing effect Of the spray through which
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BORN.

DRNNETT-In Montreal, Canada. January eth,
20 the wife Of ". p. Bennett. . son.
uINCKLRY-In Eureka. Jsnsary I'D, 70 the
vile of j.. L. Hlnckley, . dsughtsr.
HUYcK In Reno. January 25tn. to the wife oil
J. 4. Huyck, . son.
THoMPsON-At lakes Ranch. January eth,
TO the wife Of williAm Thompssn.s dsushtsr
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alta srLvER MINING cox

LTA aILvkR MINING cox.
"A PANY.-Loestion Of principal place o
business, SAa Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill Mining District
storey county. stats Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gives. that at Q meeting ol
the Board Of Directors, held on The nth day Of
January, 1916, IN assessmsnt mo ~ OF ftfty
lsOcl Gents per share wss levied upon the cap
itsi stock Oh the corporation. psyabls imme.
dlstely in United States gald coin. 10 the Bee.
rctsry. Of che ofhcs Of the company, Rooms Q
and 3, No so1 Montgomery street, Ban Fran.
eisoo, California.
Any sleek upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid IN Thursday. the II day oi
Nsruh, 1915, will be delinquent. and advertised
for sais ct public auction AMI unlesa payment
10 made beisfe. will be sold on SATURDAY. the
asth day March, isTs, TO pay the delinquent
assessmsnt, together with costa Of advertising
and eIpsnses OF sale
Nv order Of the Board OF Directors.
WIN. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Ofics-Rooms 8 and Q No. 3O1 Montgomery
street. San francisco. galifornis. janso I'd
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w n r y z n.
san Yraaeisee New.

SAN FRlscrsco. January 2s.-The gale
which prevailed on Sunday last Is repre-.
sented by seafaring men to have been
the most severe felt on this coast for
years. Fears are entertained for the
safety Of the British ship Prince I'm.
bsrto, which LEFT this port for Portland
on the 10th ultino. She took o pilot
OF board of the Columbia river bar ON
the 18th instant, but has not been seen
or heard OF since.
]. W. Warren, the young man who
mysteriously disappeared from the Lick
House two or three days ago. and left a
note announcing his intention OF CON-
hitting suicide. has turned up all right.
The arguments in the Antioch Distil.
lery case, in the U. S. District Court,
were not finished this afternoon. and the
case was continued until Monday.
The weather throughout the day has
been cold and clear.
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that be will take his seal IN
ths Cortes.
Further Particulars or the Reeeht
Battle In lIsrseEsviasa-Ete.
RAousA. Jan. 28.-Accounts from
Slovenian sources say there were two
simultaneous engagements on Wednss-
day. The insurgents were beaten Mt
Trsbigns road. but the other engage
msnt. near Neum. resulted Ia u Turkish
retreat under cover Of the fire Of their
mAn-of-war of Kick. They admit q
loss Of $50 killed and claim that the
Turks lost IL.
LONDON. Jan. 2S.-Telsgrams from
Vienna deny that the resignation OF
Prince Milan OF Servia Is contemplated.
The Official Turkish account OF the
engagement on the road between Ire
bigne and Ragusa states that the insur-
gents, numbering from 1000 to 10000.
were dispersed in all directions after q
severe engagement lasting i've hours.
The Turks numbered 5000.
RAousl, Jan. 2S.-Accounts from
Slavonic sources admit q defeat OF the
insurgents on the Trebiane road ON
Wednesday. but represent that the
Turks were In greatly superior numbers.
LONDON, Jan. ga Times special
from Ragusa says that in Wednesdays
battle the whole available Turkish force
in Herzegovina-8 900 men with artillery
and regulars attacked the positions
held by 1000 insurgents. Tho Turks
advanced in three columns to within
one hundred and hfty yards OF the
enemy's line. receiving their Ere steadily.
They then halted and throw a strong
column around tho insurgents right,
which gave way and He'd precipitately.
The left wing covered their retreat, aud
while withdrawing deliberately main-
tanned n fire. which checked pursuit. The
insurgents report n loss OF only ~ killed
aud 30 wounded. The Turkish loss IL
unknown. Tho insurIent army moved
northward on Friday. in good order and
good spirits.
Neshisg is It.
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-The Poce Della
Vriia at Rome. noticing tho report in
English papers Of secret negotiations
between the Extremists Anglican clergy
and the Vatican. looking to q cession Of
Rome Of the whole body OF Ritualists,
strsnuously denies the existence OF any
such negotiation. but says there 10 a
powerful but not secret move among the
English Protestant clergy towards o re-
turn to tho glorious unity Of the church.
The Rev. Frederick George Lee. Vicar
Of All Saints Church. Lambeth. TO
whom tho correspondent credited the
letter 10 Archbishop Manning. writes to
the Manchester Guardian denying any
connection Herewith.
News from Cubs-Revelutisn In
Haysi.
HAvASA, Jan. GA report Is current
here that the insurgents on Tuesday last
entered the city Of Cienfugos. They
aitsrward moved toward the bay and set
FIRE to a coast steamer lying at the wharf.
Particulars are wanting.
A revolution has broken out in Hayti.
The re~volutionists are In possession Of
Jacmel.
The President has ordered the For
sign Club at Port-au-Prince TO be closed.
but Bassstt. United States Minister. who
IL President OF the Club. has refused to
accede to his demand.
Afrieas Explorers.
LONDON, Jan. 28.-The Government
n.-.--
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NEW TO-DAY.

mYLEn nINlN0 C0MPANY.-L0.
i cstion Of principal place Of business. San
Locsiion Of works. Gold Hin Mining District,
Noiice.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lovincdsscrbed stock. on account OF asscss'
nent mo. Oh levied on the 7ist day OF Decem.
her. 1875, the several amounts set opposite the
nance Of the respective shareholders. As FOL.
love; -. c... or. A.,
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LATE KILOGRAMS.
A peiegssis. Of Utah Geasiiss Visit
the Prssidenl

"
WASHINGTON. January 2s.-The Prssi-
dent was to-day visited BY . large dele
CATION from Utah. consisting Of Oliver
A Patton, Register Of the Land ONCE at
Salt Lake; General Maxwell, United
States Marshal for Utah; and other
prominent Gsntiles from that Territory.
They particularly desire to arrive at
some means BY which the crime Of po.
lygamy may be reached In the courts,
and 10 this end propose . revision Of the
jury Law BY which . polygamist shall b
excluded a. q juror; a. under the pres.
ent system. with Mormon ~polygamists
in the Jury boz. ii is impossible TO OBJ
tain convictions. The interview also
related to the suffrage question In Utah.
the delegation eontsnding that the
church leaders entirely control the ballot
among the Mormons, many OF whom
would vote with the Gsntlss II they
would be allowed. The President en-.
pressed his sympathy for any movement
tending 10 alleviate the present condition
Of matters In Utah and the evils spoken
Of by the delegation. and assured them
Of his persistent aid in all laws passed
"SAiu Una" 'nu
Wissasw's rseEs'sss.
Bosros, January 2S.-Ths authorities
Of Massachusetts, have autographed Rep
rsssutatives Harris and Pierce At WASH
ington. asking them to use their influ.
snce with the Minister from Holland to
induce his Government TO deliver to our
Government the body OF winslow. the
fugitive forger. An informal meeting OF
winslow's creditors will DO held at the
Duly Noes Office on Monday next. 1t Is
stated that the skillful forgeriss indicate
that winslow had . confederate. NJ he
Was not an expert Penman. y.
Az meenng OF 'ne s'oeAno'usis OF
the boston Toy company '9-aAy. wa
resolved tnss tas,e snouiu ~ no ln'ei.
rupsion Q. 'ne Pao.e.uon " 'ns paper
or otnet ous'nsSs ., INC comPany' ins
lAiges' no'usIs OF lne slo0n are as,si.
hall no. he isonsrlired in tbs isasi.
n.-.....,.
C.-......
~.
w,surxoIoS, Jan. pa meeting Of
'ne Naloh,i psmoeisu s,esu..e 1o.n,
,o.n;ch, knc,., sch.lI Ch.irmsn ON
motion OF senator Randolph of New
Jersey, IL was resolved to begin an early
and active organization Of the Democrat.
ic party throughout the United States
for tb.c amnaicn of 1916. Hon. w. II.
Raynum Of Connecticut. Treasurer. and
A ID Bsnks Of M~assschusetis. Secreta.
~. speaisr Kerr. Senators Wallace.
Gordon Of Georgia. Stevenson Of Ken.
tucky. and Rsprssentatiye Lamar and
o,ber.w .re prsssnt.
r.,.nx .s.,
p.,u,u "a. oe.o,T,..,.~.
-. x5a,ah,s NJ. ...,hS. ~
e. HI. g ~.
Is-S"ss - s.,.,,. ~. ~. 80.
" ssmn:on ino~n IN %connsc,,on lii
an. snssc;.i histo,x Of Sor,h c.ro,;ns
The NsrssaaPsss hank hssbsry.
SpnrSoyrxLp. Mas. Jan. 2s.-It In
now believed that the whole amount of
Ios.es bv ths Northsmpton bank robbsry
\. over N. 600. 600. nearly half Of which
i. rsoot;ahIe
Spanish AaAirs-rhe hssss Hassis
San S~EnAsrIAS. Jan. 2s.-At Garats-
mandi yesterday. the Royalists cap
tursd sixty Carlists, q cannon and
one mortar. General Iona continues
his advance into the interior Of Biscay.
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Tventy.tve New IsIshops.

RoMx. Jan. 2s.-At the consistory the
Pope nominated twenty-five bishops,
including Carmene. bishop Of Martin
ique; Paya, Bishop OF Manila; Moran.
Bishop Of st. Hyacinth. Canada; and
Luigg. Bishop OF rittsburg. Penn.
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New Ter Q uswI,


SACRAMENTO, Jan. 28.-In tho Senate
to-day Lewis called attention to corro-
s~pondencs In the San Francisco Chroni.
Gle concerning himself and Senator Lame
and moved the expulsion Of the corre-
spondent from the floor Of the Senate
Chamber.
Gibbons moved to amend by adding
that no reporter from that paper bo in
future allowed the privileges Of the floor.
Lewis accepted the amendment and
the same a. amended was then adopted
under q rita roce vote-thers being q few
faint noes when the question was put
from the Chair.
Sergesntat.Arm Hawkins then BOZ.
Quoted the correspondent who had taken
the place Of Somsrs since the Wilcox
melee outside Of the bar Of the Chamber.
suicide sf an Old Citi.sa or lIsi.
lister.
HoLLIsrKR, Cal, January 2S.-w. s.
Letchsr, an old and much respected citi-
zen Of this place. and formerly a resi-
dent Of San jose, committed suicide to.
day by cutting his throat. About two
O'Clock this morning no got up. dressed
himself and left his home. His wife he.
coming alarmed at his long absence
called assistance and search was at once
instituted. but without success. The
citizens called q meeting and men were
sent out in all directions. The search
was kept up until twelve O'Clock. when
his body was discovered In an old noe
shanty hall o mile from town
with his throat cut. The razor was still
in his hand. Depressed spirits 10 the
only cause known. The shock was 20
great to his wife that the physicians
have but little or no hopes Of her re-
covery.
The last will Of tho late benjamin
Avery was filed yesterday. To his wife
he bsqusaths the entire estate, with the
request that she extend aid to any wor-
thy relative Of the tsstator who may
need assistance. Edward Bosqui il APP
pointed testator without bonds. Pro-
vision IL made for his wife to select arti.
Giles for presents to be given to such
m she knew were most congsnial
and dear to him. Tho estate is valued
at si5.
HARDER Trial Pesspssea.
AUSTIN, Jan. 90. - In tho District
Court to-day the case Of James L, John
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to q. Agreemsns.

PARIS, Jan. 2s.-It In stated that the
Radicals and Gambetta have come to an
agreement. The former will accept the
candidature Of Frsycinet for the Senate
In consideration Of Gambetta's accepting
Victor Hugo. Louis Blanc. Fiauqust and
perrault.
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Mnrder TRIAL P,strenea.

AUSTIN. Jan. 90. - In the District
Court to-day the cass Of James L. John
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African Explsrsr.

LONDON. Jan. 2S.-The Government
has ordered its steamship Sirius to pro.
coed to Losno. on the west coast Of
Africa. and to take aboard Lieutenant
Cameron's party. which has just march.
ell through the southern and central
part Of Africa from the Indian Ocean 10
the Atlantic. Tho L~ieutenant's native
escort will DO takon to Zanzibar. Lieut..
Camsron's health is fully restored.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-11

How either sex may faScinNtc anu gum z Q
love and affections Of any person they choose, In
stantly. This simple mental requirement all can
possess free by mail. for - cents together win Il
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams iiints 70
Ladies' 4 queer book. 10000 sold Address !.
WILLIAM Il co, Publishers. Philadelphia
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How the Sioux Fight.

1t awakens very lively interest in
the Typographical features of the coun-
try. when you know that any hill or IA
vine may conceal Il party of the enemy
There is little rear or front in the usual
Indian fight. In fact it is all front for
they circulate on all sides, and shoot
from every point which offers a place of
concealment. When the Sioux attacked
Gen. Crook in the valley of the Rose
bud, Just before the Custer disaster. the
fire opened in the rear, front and TANKS,
within five minutes of the time the first
shots were heard. There are no non
combatants in such an affair. One
place is as safe or unsafe as another,
and every man who has gun goes in
to use it if he wishes to save his scalp.
1t is entirely mistake, however, that
only the cavalry are of use in Indian
fighting. The infantry carrying rifles
which shoot closer and further than the
cavalry carbine, have driven the Indians
from positions which cavalry were una
BILE to carry. These savages understand
the difference between the infantry and
cavalry gun, rs well as the men who
carry them; but they will make bold
stand against both. Artillery, however,
is the thing that demoralizes them. Let
shell explode among lot of rocks in
which they have been making stand
against the musketry, and there will not
an Indian remain moment longer than
is sufficient for him to jump and run.
Brave as the Sioux are, and they are the
bravest of their race. they will never
stou1 ouoiust finl1 puus. Int with
small arms alone, it is the opinion Of
officers here who have fought them, that
it requires man to man to thoroughly
thrash them. This may seem strange
talk to people who have been accus-
toned to believe that one white man
was equal to any three Indians, but l
give the opinion of gentlemen of I'M
questioned courage who are thoroughly
acquainted with the Sioux.-Cor. ". y.
Times.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-11

ITO - day at home. Agents wanted. Outht and
OlE terms free. TRUE X CO.. Augusta Maine.
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HATH A Doe CONSCIENCE ?'-"H Hath
dog conscience 2" quoth the corporal
81 had this dog for several years, and
had never. even in his pnppyhood,
known him to steal. Nevertheless, on
one occasion he was very hungry and
in the room where ! was reading, and
he was sitting there within easy reach
of a savory mutton chop was greatly
surprised to see him stealthily remove
this chop and take it under the sofa.
However, l pretended not to observe
what had occurred, and waited to see
what would happen next. For fully
q larter of an hour this terrier remained
under the sofa without making a sound,
but doubtless an agony OF contending
feelings. Eventually, however, con-
science came off victorious, for, emerg-
ing from his place of concealment, and
carrying in his mouth the stolen chop,
he came across the room and laid the
tempting morsel at my feet. The mo-
ment he dropped the stolen property he
bolted again under the sofa, and from
this retreat no coaxing could charm
him for several hours afterwards. More
over. when during that time he was
spoken to or patted, he always turned
away his head, in ludicrously con-
science stricken manner. Altogether
do not think it would be possible to
imagine a more satisfactory exhibition
OF conscience by an animal than this;
for it must be remembered, as already
stated, that the particular animal in
question was never beaten in his life. =
O,uyie,.IU ./OuiuUI of Science.