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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
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CExrExNIAL InEAs-ApvAScExEsr AND
PRoonEss.-Having como 10 tho conclu-
sion that tho surcst way for Us TO succeed
In business Is by manufacturing and i'm
porting our own goods from the East, so
that we will BE- able TO give our customers
and the public at large better inducements
10 trade with us In Gold Hill. u motto
will be no middle men. For the present,
and until our arrangements are completed
we will offer our entire stock Of summer
clothing at greatly reduced prices. to make
room for u direct importations. Mr..
Wolf. Of the firm Of II. 4 w.. will POSI-.
lively leave for the East on tho 10th OF
July. Should this article be noticed by
any Of our customers indebted 10 ms. we
kindly request them to call and settle
their accounts before the above date. a.
we need money to enter into our new en-
terprise. Thanking you for past fsvors,
We hope to merit the sams for the future.
. RErssTIIN a WOLF.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
SAVAGE

Al the annual meeting Of the Savage
Mining Company. held at Ban Francisco
day before yesterday. Superintendent Os-
bi.,on submitted the following. report:
During the past year the work Of open.
ing and developing the lower levels Of the
mine have boon greatly impeded by the
Influx Of water on WI separate occasions.
First. ON the 25th Of September . heavy
stream Of water WAS cut In the main in
cline. $50 feet below the 22O0-foot level.
This rose 10 the 2O0O-foot level. The drift
both north and south were caved very
badly, and the first work was 10 clean out
and retimber them. u was while this WAS
being carried on In the north drift. ZOO
foot level. that the second body Of water
WA encountered. II came 70 suddenly
and unexpectedly that the miners working
there had 10 RIM for their lives. No U
can tell from what quarter II came, a. the
point where the men were at work to the
end of the drift was fully $50 feet. Our
old pumping machinery WAS run TO is
utmost capacity; large tanks were run In
the incline and perpendicular shafts; but
still the water continued To rise until II
reached the point where IL now stands,
1850 feet below the surface.
On the twenty-hrst Of March we COM
menced taking out the old pumps and
pumping machinery. AMI prepared 10 put
in place new and much more powerful. the
old pumps boing only eight and ten iuch.
i.ch 7 am ,,.s ~ he aha On .,ste that
he n.v mscbinerv viii he resay 10 st.rt
sIout Angn.t ist' ,nd The H.Is a Norcros,
t.v Ia a., po,h ,hoss imm.nse
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

Tmr SECOND Bo,Rp.-There u oae IN.
terssting feature IN c street. Virginia. q
little after II o'clock every night. II ID
then that que .hifi of men goes to work In
the mines and tbs other shift CONES mp.
The majority Of these "toilers OF the
drep +" are possessel u mining stocks. and
a. they pas. by the brokers' windows nearly
every one of them will stop 10 see how the
market stands. The lists are written on
thin paper. aud . gas Jet Ia kept burning
behind them. 81 that they can be easily
rad. They crowd around as eagerly and
discuss the prospects Of their favoriie
mine. y poisily as their more fortunate
fellows Who live sss speculate in the day
time.
Tar boys at the depot have gotten mp q
hose-eai, for their " use In case OF :
fire. Ii 10 = reel set IN . frame ana
mounted on q COMMON freight tuck. AZ
though not elegant in construction. tins
impromptu hose-csrriage will doubtless
serye The purpose for which u vas gotten
mn. and speaks well for the ingenuity oil
its builders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

RIcH M wRATHruL.-Kaie Twist the
woman for whom brigham shot aud
killed John Dslleyton b street, Virginia, =
few months ago, brought herself into
notice again on d street this morning.
An old lover, who has been absent for .
long time, returned to-day aud went
straight 20 the Twist residence aud after 4
few moments Of tender conversation de-
nianded some 50, 1000 which the providept
Twist has In bank aud which the man
claims As his. Tho angry shouts Of Miss
Twist at the hare thought Of losing her
hoarde startled the street aud the ava
ricious lover fed hastily 10 escape the rain
Of words which fell In prodigious guam
titles.
Tar textbook ASSAULT. - Foster, the
man charged with having struck aud seri-
ously hurt Louis Lienemann. . butcher.
with an textbook. on Thursday morning.
In Virginia. was tried before Judge Cox
yesterday aud discharged. The evidence
Developed the fact that Lienemann had at
tempted To strike Foster with q loaded
whip handle. whereupon the latter let ont
Wv" y's Nn.eu -''"e"A"" '"'""'
anu uAu''u u" MN
A DocroR's DENIAL. - The physician
referr,l IN IN ve.,era.v,s Nrws a. having
advised against the amputation Of johnson
Williams leg. at the County Hospital, on
the ground that no bones were fractured,
denies that h- gave any such advice. On
the contrary. he states that when DR..
Kirby informed him That bones were
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

VACANT places In the dental ranks will
never occur II you are particular with your
teeth. and cleanse them every day with that
famous tooth-wAsh. Sozodont. Prom youth
10 old age II will keep the enamel spotless
and unimpaired. The teeth Of persons who
use Sozodont have . pearl.llke Wilderness.
and the gums = roseate hue. while the breath
ispure. and rendered sweeta and fragrant. II
iscomposed Of rare antiseptic herbs. and ia
entirely free from the Questionable and In
furious ingredientso Of tooth pastes. etc. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
Deaths rom mail-psx in San Fran
etses-Ths In9uest On Lydia y.
Raruum-The Aloek Market

-
BAN FRAxcrsco. July al p. H.
Thursday afternoon a cooper owning q
small shop In an alley leading off Of
Green street. between Dupont and
Stockton. was shaving . stsvs OF wood
with y spoks-shavs. when the knife
slipped. and As he was drawing 1t toward
him with great force. 1t struck him In
the abdomen. INJECTING q terrible wound.
from which he died yesterday after.
noon.
The inquest OF the body OF Lydia y.
Bsrnum was completed this morning.
The jury found that the deceased died
from p~sritouitis. resulting from an abor-
ton, produced by q party or parties I'M
known. There seems but little liksli'
hood. from present Appearances. Of FIX.
ing the guilt on any one.
The report Of the Health 0nicsr made
up to last night shows that since May
LIST there have been "a deaths from
smallpox In the city. Of which 81 were
white. % Chinese, and n Q negro.
But 90 new cases have been reported
this week. against 90 LAST week. FIJI.
teen deaths have occurred during the
past week. Three new cases are re-
ported this morning.
Simon Green Of Susanville. Lassen
county. was drugged and robbed Of $4.-
900 at the Prescott House last Tuesday
night. No arrests were made.
Den. the broker. who forged q check
al the office Of Klutz l. Jacoby, is charg.
ed with felony. Ball Is set at 5000.
The stock market yesterday was de-
cidsdly weak. In the Bonanzas sspe-
cially. A great feeling OF distrust Is e.
isting relative 10 the Consolidated vir-
ginia. as being the ear OF having
more shares thrown on the market than
is conducive to a healthy state Of Affairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
nepnrssve. Last E,est.s.
..,,s,... service. r.-~ssrrs~.

-. Z. CmuErm. aoLD HilL- Divine services
will BE- As1I In this church to-morro~ o. ioS A.
"A and -. NV. T. =. ursn onhel.ilns
s.na.t sebool 81 ~ '. y. All are e"fdishy
insstsa o. st'snd.
NJ. Jss>i- esrsrm. a m h~hLL.-piSin'
.-.rv,.e, vii he bid 10 this church tomorrow
Al N AN. cad 80. n. Rev. &C ohl,e. VII
ofneist. In the ma<uing aud Rev. , y. Nelly IN
The evening. susiaysso~i al islr y. a."
are cordially invited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

Tun,snrSe TurIE wNrs.-rhere .frms
10 be no diminuiion in the number OF men
in Virginia ,Lo siiemp, to settle domestic
,~ii.nu,es by thraships iieir wives. Nike
xsnne,ly went through that pieee y work
,.s, niyLt. at his home On the Divide. ,ped
a,s,s,,,l ON a warrant sworn 10 BY nls
ss,,ss,l better half. Joseph Diamond; WIG
also lives ON the Diyi1,. wts Arr,s'u i
morning charged with having m,ur ~
IL aronnd home and winding up by putting
liz wifi. out of doors. IL IL said thai there
an, circumstances in Mr.. D.monu . case
which would almost justify his conduct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

A NAN in 81. Louis afflicted with nsu-
ralgia. declared that he would kill him
self II not cured within . week. He
tried every remedy that be could boar
Of, hut was no better at the end Of ths
allotted time. aud then 10 kept his
word by taking morphine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
A %sufsoCATING COUGH.

In . letter to Mrs.. Lislr, Of chicago. . well
known contributor TO the Western press. she
ascribes the cure OF Q dangerous cough. aecom.
panied By bleeding II the lungs, TO Hale,
she says, .threatened 10 suffOcate me
but the Honey of Horehoand and Tar has
removed every irace Of IT," tn letter Was 10
. lady friend In this city. who has plared u at
the disposal Of O. N. Crlttenion. Z sixth ave.
pns. rike's TooihAehe Drops cure 10 one
Minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

SAVAGE dog In Rome. Georgia, at.
tackled n man. who defended himself
with q lantern that he was carrying.
and the lantern became fastened TO this
dogs neck In such n way as TO causs
death by burning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

Ia. J, r. NtcHoLs. q Boston chemist.
say that hs never found . tracs N
s~trycbnins In whisky, and than III Is q
mistaken notion to suppose It 10 evsr
used BY distillers.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
oRsrACLEs no MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men FROM the effects
Of errors and Abuses IN early life. Manhood
New method of treatment. New and remArk.
able remedies. Books and circulars sent free.
In pea,ed envelop-. Addrrrs HOWARD AZ.
ISOLATION. ligN Ninth street, Phlladelphia.
Pan Institution having . high reputation
Tor honorable conduct aud professional skill.
lam I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

KANSAS Crrr pulpit was not occup-
iel % psual last Sunday. and the con.
grsgation did not know tho Iefspn until
a deacon prayed that the fallen pastor
might be forgiven.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

HAa,S's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes frcckles,
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application cannot
In d.t.ctal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22

Lros's K%.rH.nros makes beautiful CLOS
ny. lururianth hair ; prevents Its falling out
or turning gray. II has stood the test OF
forty years, Ia charmingly perfnmed, and
has no rival,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
The DamaEe

Has leen comparatively small. considering
the immense bojy of water which swept
through the town anL dashed On through
silver City anal Dayton to the Carson river.
a distance IL six miles. Ia Gold Hill .
great many cellars were flooded and noend
~ AZ fo.,rs Net. Witte Brothers. the
Main street grocers. suffered considerably.
Tn. water rushed down the hillside la the
east. into which the rear 81 their store is
built, and Washing into the second story.
cam. down through the ceiling. bringing
the plaster with IL. The damage done Ia
their stock will foot up s2t1 at least. In
t~bssnow.r end of town the occupants OF =
GOOD many stores and saloons did some
solid broom work. The damage To the
new Masonic building Was slight. The
sidewalks are covered with rocks and other
lebri. left by the torrent. Down the canyon
all the mills had their men out throwing
up em~bankments and Otherwise protect
ing their works from danger. A few failing.
dams we're washed AWAY. The running 81
the Ia. between here and Virginia Was
stopped for q time. the horses having
neither the strength ba courage Ia face the
torrent. The whole anAir did not last over
half An hour. By two o'clock the rain hal
ceased ani half an hour later the sun
showed hi. far- and isgan the work Of
driving up things. In Virginia the rain.
fall was very heavy. but Ne got tue inii
lsnett u the cloul-burst In the Ra'ine.
The sever on the Divide was washed away
Nothing like u has been known 10 tins 10
cality since shortly after the big hfe OF -ix
| wears ago Gold Hill hashad quite enough
q -. = g.. .... Inn a.. aalnl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
A cloup.suRsI.
An oLD-YAs.sIoxED DELraE IN
GOLD HILL TO-DAY.
Maia str~-t q r~irss-Giass River ssr
Haif ~ llsar-Csliars ftssA-
~d and sssres Washed
late RE Dsm.
are Dsae.

I, was damp in Gold Hill this afternoon.
The sky during the earlier part Of the day
was overcast with hsavy-lcokins clouds.
the sun breaking through at intervals and
making the town look bright and fresh
from las, nights washing. About O'Clock
a loud clap OF two of thunder. mingled
with vivid flashes % lightning. opened the
hall. IL MAS dark enough to light the
lamps aud the air Was heavy aud sluggish.
Big rain-drops began To patter and In .
moment more came down with . rush.
Presently the rain changed TO hail. the
stones rattling down In such numbers and
with such fury that peopl. dashed under
awnings for shelter. All those having
teams out drove rapidly for their stables:
Two or three runaways in various parts OF
the town occurred. The hail endured for .
few minutes only. when the rain began
again. descending In one dense sheet. The
oldest Gold Hitler cannot recall such =
d%ownpour. In ten minutes from the be-
ginning Of the storm. Main street Was
transformed into n creek. Every gutter
from every roof threw upon the thorough
fare a stream as large ~ q mans body.
The roar u the rain aud the splashing VI
the waierspouts made a din Impossible 10
describe. 4 lew minutes more there came
a sound from the north. which spread alarm
through the city,
90 si..a H.r.sr.
m - 40, A.. w.v
w" sh""''u ." u" 'a'' A"'
siore-keePers whose places we're below the
level vi the street ana only protected by
II. L,a y. .,,ht IN lsbold.
~ a -. \, 80 -.x,.lsn, ,b.t |.
-, ri Inr., i'm Rollion R.yine. Tbe
-, r., hi. J,r.,,ian x.s ioinej nv
~. - ,s,,,;ns, Lawn az. divide
- LII H. ,hi, v.. ,,aib.r f.tery
s.si.neh. from the yr,Ie bsel Of
a. im,u,i.I Ths s,r.e, far half
~ 1870. r..,s..,.hl. river. m
a..II. =. 80, In. M. a monn.
~. -, .Li.li, 80 Cr.., honiJ.
49,. h..l x.r. ~e,yyi,,l
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.r.c,.L TO a. ooLD MIL DAILY nIvs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-22
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL COMM NclTioN OF The
n n. W.. arand Lodge Of Y. and 4. n. Of Ne
vads will be held d the Hall of silver STAR
Lodgs No. 8. ao'd Hill, O SATURDAY. the
nth day of duly istc. Il ) o'clock ?. = Tor the
purpose of lsying the Corner Htone OF the nee
kasouie Hall. Grand Onleer are particularly
rcaues,ed 10 he prvs.ni, and oil Master Malons
In good stan iins are cordially invited.
By order Of the Ora d MastAs
j,aiid \. W, oHUBBuCK. seeretay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
TIE REPORT ON RECIPROCITY.
GEN. WARD IN FAVOR OF A TREATY-How MATTER
SHOULD BE ARRANGED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Hon. Elijah
Ward, TO whom the Committee ON Commerce referredthe
Joint resolution authorizing the President TO appoint
Commissioners to ascertain ON what basis treaty or re-
ciprocty with Canada can be negotiated, VIII report ut
an early day It is expected he VIII refer to the difficult
ties preventing smuggling the border, and de-
clare that both countries injured by want OF that
commercial intercourse which, together with natural ro
sources the chief of the prosperity OF our own
States The population OF Canada larger than that OF
all the six NewEngland States, and her mercantile navy
already exceeds that of any country except Great Britain.
the United States, and Germany. These facts prove the
importance OF this subject During the old treaty. upper
feet as IT was what called the balance Of trade"
in favor Since that time until the panic there was
large balance against The proportion of the foreign
commerce of Canada which transacted with this
country has been reduced from 80 to- IS per The
New-York Chamber of Commerce, the National Board OF
Trade ard the Boards OF Trade Of Boston, Chicago st.
Paul and many other similar associations, concur in the
desIabilty OF the treaty.
II our pres mt tariff any other should prevent
any thoroughly comprehensive arrangement, Gen. Ward
desires investigation TO ascertain how far reciprocal ar
rangemens can be made by treaty Some manufactures
might b. admitted from each country into the other free
Of duty with benefit to the people of both. Many 81 the
productions OF each country he prohtaby cK-
changed with great convenience TO the people In various
localities and advantage TO the railroads, canals sea
ports shipping agriculture and manufactures Of this
country. Gen Ward further holds that any commercial
arrangement between the two countries II Justly bene-
fetal both, must include the manufactured as well as
the raw products OF each. But TO place the conn
tries on "A far footing 10 the general and Unlimited
change manufactures 10 is necessary that higher
duty should be levied than in the other the
terals used in manufactures Hence il s expected Gen
Ward will suggest union like that now
bracing all the States Of Germany, except the two cities
of Hamburg and Bremen which has proved TO be OF in
oalcnlable benefit. Under it the duties col
leced the joint frontier Of the states thus united
while in our case it would be on the North and the
ocean frontiers only Within that line all trade is
tramneed IA within present Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

HARTFORD Conn.,, Jan. 9.-The Connecticut River
Is open fTom this city To Long Island Sound
Providence, X. l., Jan 0.-The number Of deaths
in this city In 1873 1910, 1902 In each LOCO oil tho
population
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-Ihc total number Of hogs
at the time last season 392.oO2
TOLEDO Ohio. Jan 9.-There is split in the
Board Of Trade over propos ton to make te initiation lee
second Board Was organized yesterday.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Jan. 9-Ihe Crspius have per-
sstenty refused 10 scoee TO the 20 reduction OF
made By tic empOyc las month"; and all the manu-
factories are consequently At stand still.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-1he steamboat Bell Of
Yazoo sank II water ~ miles above that place
lives lost IL is believed raised Her
cargo consists Of 400 bales Of cotton and 1000 sacks Of cotton
seed.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 9.-The anniversary Of the
battle of was observed Yesterday y
occupied the cha and John Springer acted secre
tarY. About 20 vstcrans were present.
NEW ORLEANs, Jan. 9.-City Administrator Brown
reports the city debt 10 be- 81 100000 An effort viii
on the dollar city Issuing consolidated bonds at this
rate IN lieu Of the outstanding obligations
OTTAWA Jan. S.-Lindsay RUSSELL the Assistant
charge OF he Special Place River sur
ports party dated FORT Ece Nov 80 The reports
show that satisfactory progress made up that date
NEW ORLEANs, Jan. 9.-Flags and pennants were
displayed throughout the city yestsay aud The public 9ces
under Csp r. Montgomery and other vol
military organizations paraded and ncd national
salute.
OTTAWA, Jan. S.-Grcat excitement prevails In
tach the properly Of r. H. EDDY insovent MI Eddy.
by large Of his ernploy6s prevented the balm
from ~ ad az ssusd At the Instance Il
Ok ling, Whitney h Co OF boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
GEN. PORTER'S NOMINATION.

POSITION OF THE DEMOCRATIC ALDERMEN-TuE
COMPLICATION CONCERNING wAGEs-vIEws OF
POLITICIANS WHO EXPECr TIE NOMINATION 10
lie CONFIRMED.
The action taken by the Aldermen last
Thursday In referring the nomination OF Cen Porter for
Commissioner OF Public Works to committee has been
followed by great deal OF discussion among politicians
aud others In regard the probabilities OF his nomina
ton being confirmed The that Gen. Porter would
resign at first found many supporters but recently the
opinion strongly expressed that after all the
Aldermen will confirm the nomination. The vote OF last
Thursday II Ia said cannot be taken test, because
some Of Gen Porters friends might have been IA much
in favor Of referring his nomination to committee as
those opposed to him.
In conversation with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday,
prominent politician who has watched this matter close
w. made the following statements in regard 10 the nom
nation OF Gen. Porter and his chances Of being con-
rmed "TEe difficulty ia said to be In the fact that sew
eral OF the Democratic Aldermen have indiscreety
pledged themselves their constituents not to confirm
Gen Porter and that they don't know how to get
out OF those pledges One way out Of the difficulty
suggested by the Mayor in his where he says
THE laborers employed should be enabled, by arrange
ments for keeping thom continuously at work while
their names remain the payroll to make, ut proper
rates per day larger aggregate average earnings week
In and week out than they have heretofore been able To
secure with the interruptions to work which occur
for benefit Of the laborers might be
adopted by the Common Council. Another solution OF
the problem has suggested to be the foowing The
present rate wages 81 90 per day, not rate arb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Jan. S.-The Bclgravc Cotton
Mills near Oldham Lancashire containing 10000 spin
dies, have been destroyed BY fire. The loss is computed
ut T2jO,OOO
BERLIN, Jan S.-A telegram from Moscow
says that DIR. Srousberg, tie bankrupt railway con
tractor has been released from prison condition that
hc will remain Moscow until hrs trial has terminated
MONTREAL, Jan. "a writ of attachment for
1891 l78 has been issued In the suit OF James Bayiss
against A. Ibbard This action il taken In connection
with loans advanced for the construction o the Montreal
Portland and Boston Railway
LONDON, Jan. SIT is now ascertained that
the vessel ashore the shpwasI sand, in the North
Sea- Is the bark Hunter, from Christinna for English
port. The tug which put out from IIarwch at midnight
has succeeded In saving the crew.
VIENNA, Jan. S.-rhe FremdeRbidH announces
that it In enabled to state positively that the dispatch
from Vienna IN t0days London Standard reporting that
the Austrian Government had ordered all men here liable
to military service. to hold themselves In readiness To
Join their respective corps AZ hours notice is totally
without foundation. Tie reserves have neither been
called out, have any preparations been made for 30