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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-24
THE FULTON FOUNDRY.
A Hasty Rus Threuxh she Essab-
iishmens BY . .Nsws" Reporter
"A f1surishtng In~ssitusisa.

Tho Fulton Foundry. Just south Of the
Virginia line on tho Divide, wa visited
yesterday by . NEWS reporter. who. note-
book in hand. made an inspection Of the
entire premises, under the guidance Of Mr..
Rishm, foreman Of the foundry depart
men. proper. Hero they have two i'm
mense cnpolas or furnaces. with . com-
bined melting capacity Of t~wsnty-four tons
. day. The larger cupola was charged and
tbs men were engaged In taking on . heat
at tho time the reporter was present yes
terdAy. The blowers used are real Curl
osities in themselves. OF thesc the foun-
dry has two-one Of the Sturdevant and
one Of the Mckenzie patent. The lam
make 400 revolutions . minute.
Back Of the main building IL the bras
foundry, which IL fitted up with everything
needed for that Kind VI york on the Com
stock. The crucibles in which tho brass
il melted Arc made in New Jersey. and
there 10 but one man in the United States
who knsws tho secret Of their composition.
In the pattern shop may be found all
kinds Of curious looking patterns In vari-
Gus stages Of completion. Here. too,
they have tho most improved machinery
for producing these wonders OF mechAni.
cal nicely and perfection. Their stock OF
patterns is more than ordinarily large. .
long additional shed having been built for
their accommodation. When the Silver
City Foundry was destroyed by firo the
| patterns were saved and added TO the al
| ready extensive stock Of tho Fulton foun-
dry.
A short time ago q large addition was
built ~ the establishment. This Ia used
- machine shop, and with tho facilities
now at hand. Frank Green, the foreman,
10 able Ia do a. much good work a. any
shop ON tho lode. The iron and steel
plaier ID a beauty and works satisfactorily.
Ii has a twenty.foot stroke and will q / .
casting siSty-one inches square. In this
shop are six lathes, two planners, one shap-
ing machine. . s~crcw-cuttcr. an emery
wheel and q borin: machine, beside num-
berlcss other labor.saving contrivances.
The steam hammer In the blacksmith
shop Il one Of the finest In the State.
This foundry Is able TO turn out any
thing In the way Of machinery that IL
needed ON the Comstock. The foundry
business l. very good just now I; and.
taking into consideration the dull times,
all parts ~ the establishment are reason
ably busy. The Fulton Foundry belongs
10 the estate Of John McCone. deceased.
aud Is N by Mr.. 4. Fraser. the superin-
tendent. John Mishasl 10 Assistant Super
intendent Matt l,iehm, foreman OF the
foundry /; Frank Green. foreman OF the
machine shop: Chris. MeGinnis, foreman
OF the pattern shop.
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lBRONCiiiTIs.

IN rom John Fiagy, E-q.. Of pennins'o", ~ N
..Tarse years since was very mueh resaes'
with . dreadful cough. whlch resniiei In sr'p !.
ehitis. affecting me 90 -ess,.y a, nj.
...s,.., ..yrrr n lyht sv,ats. and I Wa Tear
~, M s.ins into q decline. Aftsr rceoar~e '.
ia,o ,.a,,sIie. 10 no purpose. I mate s.s OF
NJ. w,.,s,.s ssl,sm Of Wild Cherry. a Tee nos
H.. OF which fully re-tor-d me 70 nssNa
ns.,1 comm but the f.i-am hsr always "
.se.-i ,hsm' aiwsys keep 10 ~ me- ans
n.o' II nj Know how 10 10 without
$50 n, ali druggists.
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AssEssNENrs.-An assessment OF twenty
five cents per share is levied by tho Mitch
ell Gold aud Silver Mining Company, de-
%linquen, on the ISL o. June next; aud an
asss ssment Of three cents per share Is
levied by the Low Range Ledge silver
Mining Company. delinquent ON the 18th
~ June next. Oficial notices OF tho same
are publishcd in our advertising columns
to-day.
Ar present there Is much discussion OF
tho question ::wLether or not John Paul
will not get possession Of that bullion
which he IL charged with stealing. While
in San Francisco he male q consignment
Of the property TO flool 4 O'Brien. lie
will now ind sons difficulty in placing
hi. hands ON IL again.
CsRRkcrEp.-It has been stated that
Eomilez anil Martinas are proprietors Of
the arsstra running in the canyon east Of
Gold Hill. such Was not the case. The
Arastra is owned by Reyes vallenenla. who,
with l.. 7. Fox of Gold Hill. Is running 1t
on orc taken from . claim near tho Sueeor
mine.
JERRY NORTON. who resides at Jameson
City. Plumas county. California. Is desir-
Gus 81 securing information concerning
the whereabouts OF Daniel Norton. who
lived in this section some years since and
worked in the Occidental and MerrimAc
mills. lie Is twsnty-si years old.
Crown PorSr.-oGeial notice is given
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EXCITEMENT Al TRUckEE.
a FIRE Aiarm-Old "wsshee No 60
Rolls, and Gets In Some or Her
Old Time work.

-
Tho recently disbanded Volunteer Fire
Department Of Virginia possessed q mum.
Der Of most excellent steam fire engines,
among which was that Of washoe Engine
Company No. 4. That machine wa pur'
chased by the citizens Of Truckco. CAL.
and We have always contended that II they
had any firemen over there who knew how
TO manage her she would do good work. as
abe used TO do at Virginia when occasion
required. Read tho following from the
Truckee Rsp.bi;oan Of yesterday:
For the purpose Of giving our inexperi-
sncsd firemen and hose boys Attest TO SEQ
how they could manage things IN case Of
an emergency. q few Of the knowing ones
arranged q programme Saturday night
which proved 10 be an agreeable surprise,
and turned out we'll. Some n placed q
nile Of combustible material on High
street for . bonfire and ignited II. The
moment IL was started, tho Sampson
sounded tho dreaded alarm Of fire. and In
less than q moment the whole town was
alive. They all rushed to the en~gine-house
for washoe No. I and the hose carriage.
nu4 Some IcW tAAiub oit - tae up.
wheeled them In Q very short space OF time
10 the new water tank on Beck street.
Unfortunately for q good test. the fire In
the engine was not started until 1t was IN
position by the water tank.
II the DIRE had been started before the
engine left the house, she would not have
been 80 long In getting steam up. The
hose was arranged leading up High street
and steam WAS soon up. The Washoe did
her work manfully and threw . good
stream over all the residences near Caruth-
er's cabinet shop. aud also threw q full
stream over tho pine tree which stands
near Mr.. Nelson Martins house. This APP
pears 10 DO rather extraordinary good
work. considering that u was nearly DO
feet higher at the nozzle Of the hose than
where the engine stood. A large crowd
gathered around 10 see the fun, and after
steam was shut of. all hands gave three
cheers for the Washoe.
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A NEws reporter in conversation with
John Michael. Assistant Superintendent
Of the Fulton Foundry. yesterday. was in
formed that the largo quartz mills on tho
Comstock wear out about u hundred
tons Of casting each, every month. These
castings are principally Shoes, dies, agita-
tors. pans. and other such things. II Is a
curious thing that the bonanza rock.
which IL soft. cuts the iron faster than
Justice ore. which Is extremely hard.
About four inches Of iron are worn away,
every fifteen days and new shoes and dies
have To be put In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-24

LONDON. May 23.-A T;~ss bucharest
correspondent telegraphs n follows
Grand Duke Nicholas has been stopping
here some days. and II Is asserted that lie,
during that time. has remarked that he
intends 10 enter Constantinople To make
the Turks feel that they are crushed.
although he docs not intend to retain the
city. There Is a firm belief here among
well.informed persons that 4 tacit, II not a
clearly-defned, understanding exists he.
tween Russia. Italy and Germany. and
that the Court party In Austria Is In &C.
cord with the other Eastern %potentates.
The Hungarian element Is, Of course, hos.
tile. but utterly powcrless 10 oppose such
o coalition.
THE BoMBARDMEsr or nlrouM.
LONDON, May 2i.-Tho following Is from
the Daily Telegraph;
"BAroux, May 23-P. M.-Therc was q
tremendous ~cannonade to-day from the
Russians. The battle has Just commenced
and firing 10 becoming general along the
entire line. ~The'Turkish batteries arc re-
plying vigorously. The utmost enthusi-
Asm ptevhiIs among the o''"nnAh troops
The Bashi-Bazouks are preparing Tor ac-
ton. Everything indicates q desperate
EFFORT on tho part OF the enemy. itis
stated that the Russian force assigned 10
the assault Of Batoum has been strength
ened by 10000 men Just arrived from
Ariahan. II 10 reported that the Grand
Duke Michael commands the attack In
person. The Turks are %sangninc.
EHLEhoUh may nus
SANS arc moving rapiuiy io,"aru u 'he
direction o. ,ne In1hi'n lell.
SUSTAIN, Nay s5.-Ah extensive over,
now OF tne DANUBE Is reported. Inc roah
IRON hnsichnk u Hooded.
pErrAr hIroniEp'
'IsSN.' NAY I'll ~ Iuesuon. IN how
I.iseu Wne'ner ,no L"eh'y ausnIsn y.
Vls,ons nio1iIile' misns NV VIZ. ne,sIado
Anu o%em,enuIlA' NV icpo'.ou 'ha' soir.
ous u'heisnSo .n.II, ,u.esn, oou"'
,ne LurAisl uyoPs WI. ~ AZ, ~ .urn a.
uAnAn nA'v ~" MI !" :. n,oun,,A.
pass near MATS. Inc ssme ~orresponuen
s,a.es tnA', o.wi'h.,Ahu'ns .ne ,nv.' Y'm-
p,e'g PtePs'a n - ~ Ii'h,,, ",
1os" NJ. rs.s iii, uro,,pI, ].',n.o.
ss.e ..,ion - ihrs,i ~ rn,ni.
~onoAsiziNn TIE cihuAssiASs
LONDON, MAY ia NArna dispatch
says all the Circassian cavalry onhcers mere
have been ordered 70 C~snstantinoplr Tor
the purpose OF organizing twenty-five reg
iment' there and at Adfisnople.
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does not seem fully 10 understand. There
Ii great dissatisfaction here over Stones
apparent apathy, and the letter will not DO
particularly pleasant to that official.
Chamberlain on ths Color Line.
new YonK. Nay2i.-D. Fl. Chamberlain
writes 10 the Tribune that he does not sup
port the Presidents Southern policy. He
continues; "I have never regarded the
weakness Of tho Republican party at tho
South - arising chiefly from tho over
anxiety Of the colored men TO hold Office,
Is was also stated In your Washington
correspondence. In this particular I do
not think the record Of my own race bet
ter than that Of the colored men. Incom-
pstent and unworthy officers have not been
marked by any color line"
Rsdaeisg the Fare Beswee. Chicago
and New York.
NEW YoRK. Nay THE Timss says.
Vanderbilt having telssraphed from
Europe i~nsiructing the New York Central
and Lake Shore to reduce passenger rates
from Chicago 70 New York from twenty.
three TO fifteen dollars, the other trunk
roads will mako tho same reduction. At
the same time that Vanderbilt telegraphed
10 his own roads, he informed tho officials
OF the Michigan Central Of the change.
The latter last night said they would at
ono reduce their price to fifteen dollars.
Bank Omeers In Trouble.
HARTFORD. Nay 2i.-In the United
States District Court yesterday John @.
Tracey. sI.Prcsident. and James Chap
man. ex.oashier. Of the Farmers and Me-
chanics' National Bank. plead guilty. the
Of making false returns and thu
latter TO perjury In swearing 10 them. The
National Bank Examiner stated that the
loss to the bank would be 5000, 0O0.
Another Of Dana's Rumors.
NEW YoRx. May 2i.-A Snn editorial
says: "we are not surprised to hear that
Evarts' stay Ia the Cabinet il not likely to
10 long. 4 significant fact In connection
with these rumors IL that Evarts has Just
renewed the lease Of his house In New
York, but has not taken all extended lease
Of his house At Warrington"
Bismarck's Visit ~ berlin.
BERLIN. May 2i.-Grcat activity pre-
vailed at the Foreign onico while Bismarck
here. and an active interchange Of
kilograms with ambassadors abroad. par
ticulsrly the Ambassador at Rome. From
these and other indications II Is concluded
that Prince Bismarck Is about TO assert his
influence upon the course Of Affairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-24
ARMED To rns TEETH.

This Il very common esPre--'on' o"' We
thlnl that to embeilish aud preserve 'hem v" =
ripe old age IL decidedly m're sppropr's''.
Thi. ran he done by keeping your-.ii -uppss~'
with a bottle OF tina, splendid denhitle.' tn
grant OZJDONT. which VIII es.au,s =,
tss,h spL pr-.srve them iron the rasags.o =,
"a, solOD,Sr contains no acid. 90 sriiiy
snb.tsne.. whieh ibInrc the enoinsl, ol, -
ssmpo.si Of rsre and anii-eptie h.ro-. wien
nav. . hen. deial effect on the whole ec"n.n''
on The mouth. SOLD BY druggists. my"
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Nev Ysrk q

NV YoRx. Nay ai.-rbe transactions
at the American Mining Board this morn
ing were as follows: 200 Alpha sa|ss.
200 Belehcr 3A@3h, 200 Best 4 Delcher
i2al2a, 800 Bullion "a @3h. 800 Cali
fornia 29s M29h, 100 Choliar- Potosi 22S ,
200 Consolidated Virginia. 2sS @2s's. 100
Crown Point ~. 100 Eureka Consolidated
ish, 100 Gouii a Curry ~, 200 Hale 4
Norcross ~, 100 Justice ~, 200 Leopard
II3iA, 100 Mexican ~. 200 Northern
Belle i7ii@i7<. 800 Ophir 10, 100 Over
man n. 800 Raymond 4 Ely, c., 200
S.,ac. ~, 100 Sierra Nevada =.
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.rryocArINa Coraii.

In /. letter to Nr-. L.i.le. OF Chicago, |. wen
s,oxn contributor TO the Western press shs
..s,,he. m. cure of . dangerous eoarh. ssevm.
/, n, bleeding at the lung. TO lia.e !. /.
Honey Of ~iIorvhound aud Tar. S."s."'.
she sayr' unnsx nj i~Iorehoand and Tar has
but ,ny , race OF IT," TIE letter Mss 10
,,.na IN mi. city. who hA. placed A.
nlsayS ,.nc.s OF Q. ". Critisnion. ! SKIN ave.
nue.. Pike. roo'hsehe Drops '"'' o.
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vuon A DISTINGUISHED JrRisr'

81 have tried the nrvi, srnrr. and the
-..,, fa,lv ,-us,ains your prediction. IL has
n.ds . new man Of me -inia-.d into my eye.
nm new yiror and energy. am no longer
s,.muIoa. and dsbilitaicd - When you As.
- va mi stronger. beartisr, and with larger
.ss.i, m Isbor. mental and physical. than
.ssr, time during the last Nv. years." sod
bx Ali druggists.
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n. m, GAi.l.rP.

o. n. aAlLrr. opposite The Bank Of cAiifof.
mia. Gold Hii. kesps constantly ON hand oil
o.vor,,s b.nds Of iuported c.sars. choice bit
eiesru. ali kiads OF ehsving tooeceo. meef.
scksum pipes, nuts, candles. nns euhefy. ana
toys snd kscy goods Of all kinds. apr
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AZ CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the crrors and
indi.eretions Of youth. nervous wsshnoss. early
de az, lo.s OF manhood. str- ! will send .
receipt tnst will cure you. yREI ov cHAnos.
rhis grea, remedy wAs discovered By . q iss!on.
ary Ia south America. send . seIf-add,essed
enyrlope TO the Rkv. JUsEPH r. fNhAN,
Station ID. Dlbie House. New York City.
mhSD sm
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rnE PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roa.t Of beef unezceiled 10 story
oouniy. 90 to Thomas Hsiron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace saloon. DO. = North O street.
Virginia City. frcrh oyptsrs at all hour In
rvcry style. Forty miners always on hand d
nisht. for tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the beat and frc.l est Of al that the markets.
sford. the Paiace Eating Stand has no superior.
TRY A.. apl1 N
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Tur N,,rns' USioys.-In another COL.
,un ~ ,hs y,ws ,o-lay will bo found a
notice, signed by the presiding officers Of
| tho Miners Unions In this city. Gold Hill
and Silver CITY requesting those employed
IN tho mines anu not nlen'pers OF ,e
union 10 loin peioso 'ne L''h uay oa 'u !;
Inc men in the mines do no. work below
the regular standard price II must neces.
sarily be . mutual benefit Ia all that all
should belong. The owners OF the leading
I'nIon. ana svcrx man VIII, work, under.
ground should hold a membership.
DECORATION ~
-, - -, III
-.
persons especially ia'les' VINO VIII sun!
them WIN nowers on pe' ns,n LAY.
these flowers for the decoration will be re-
ceivcd by the Veterans at their hall. In
Virginia City, at o'clock '. N. OF 2?th
instant.
scALDED. A miner named hiehard
Kits was badly seaided IN inc savage miho
at 3 o'clock yesterday morning. lie was
engaged IN unserewins the nanse OF ,hs
tus'n " a.. ,a.;J. to,.o.I ,he ,wo
ao.,hs .a.,, ,hns %aiioring ,ho bot water
to strike him on tho left shoulder, side and
hip.
sErrLE UP.-B. II. Carrick having sold
out not only his right, title and interest IN
the Gold Hill Lumber Yard to IL. H. Doane
\ Co., u also all MS oopA Gun y,
i%mm.dis,ely and settle with Doane 4 Co.
without further notice.
r,,,, wiu Ia ni.n,v NJ snort Al tho race
track next Saturday. The virginia shoot
ing Club has about 300 pigeons to be shot
! Oh. Several sweepstakes, free To all. will
be shot There VIII ai.o u RUE sn"",s
man ~ ,be Com.,ocb'
~ -
ur'vers OF 'he 'oni''ocA. 'oen QUO,
,Ilm Inns Franz ba. pulieJ The ribbons
over some Of the finest horses that ever
made tracks IN Ns'aua'
J,yrs Wucox. accompanicl by his
hacker. visited the NEws Office last even
ing. lie SAYS he is ready to try All. Viii
liams again whenever that gentleman
wishes 70 "rs'''e' 's' MS '"A'"s''
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REPORr.



LAST rvrSrso.
"a Meadow Valley. loo
10 Raymond a bly,, %
80 Eurka Con. IN
40 Alp-. 7Sc. soc
80 Eldorsio touth. Va
10 Leopard. I'D
a. Northern Belle. t3s
eco Grand Prize. . y. 20
ass Noioc. J.ia. rs. 5.2O, ~
GO Mes Ccso. 3,O3.
lN Golden Chariot. i
76s Emrire. Idaho. &C. Tic
isiS csSiorsis. ass. u bis. a. n bio. u bs,
~, ~ bi0
~ Con. Virginia. 2is. 2ck
is5 Gould a curry. s..
ses Be, = Bslshsr. ns. Nv. ns sio. II So.
uk
Is, oy.rnan. ,oS. los: ioS eo
isn Ysilyw JArket. ~. ass
go Excheqasr. 1.io. AL. ais
~ Bsieher. ~
Is Utah. X
$50 Mexican. 81
isS justice. t.io. tOS
s5 Modoc, IN
leo bullion.S
% Choilar. Po,o-i. ox
SD Imperial. 3sc
loo sicrra Nevada. ~
800 Hu.sey. loo
rms NosxIse.
US oph,r. ~. ~, e,s'.
80 Msxiean.5
30O, Gould q Curry. s. 81
llts bsst y Dsleher. ~, l0s, tO'..
"a California. 7sk. Nh. u
DIS ravags. ~. al
il3o Csn. Virginia. 26A TS
80 n lar. roto-i. an. -
$50 Hale = Norcross, ~. iTo
TO Crown Psin,. t.tI3, "a. ~
st0 Imperial. t0c. SIC
% ksntuek.3
ltO Alpha. 81 81
lao Bsleh'r q. . u. AS
100 conndsnce.5
las nisrrs Nevada. lO
10 Utah. ~
las nulliop. 3iO
a<J kIchsquer. iio, aoa. sis
$40 Overmsn ios. i1's. 10
IS Iusties. 4 10. us
lsO Union Co.., 2.TO, AZ
Is Jaita. Los
Cos CaledoniA.i IN
$50 FaltimOre Con . Zoe
rs silver liill. llo, lis
i0O Lsiy Wellington. Isc
100 Andes, Sc. &c
600 Leviathan. yc 9c
900 Pro.pect. sc, DC
lie Morning star. asa
TO frozen. sSc. Sc soc. ~
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CuRAp ~pIInToGRApus.

Pictures taken 1t reduced prices as the great
Flying Photograph Gallery. Cards, - per
dozen Cabinets. ~ per dossn Gems. two
dozen for nfty cents. All otnsr pictures In
| proportion. mr2l
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A pAyonAnLE

The good reputation OF Browns Brosehial
rroches for tho relief OF coughs. colds and
throsi diseases, has given them . favorable
no orieiy. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-24

HIsASs MAGNOLIA BALs preserves and n.
s,ores the complexion, removes freetles. ant
and .aiiOwness; makes the skin 'on. white snd
dsncaie. lts application cannot h dstected.
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IuPORrRD A

Imported Pum,rclgas. Bouquets, santascs;
two for twenty. ave cents; the best aud CHEAPEST
| cigar. In the STATE. Call AMI Try them Of Bum.
mernelds, Main street. opposite Jones drug
.tur,. milo
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COUGHS M l.

Are often overlooked. A eontinusnos for any
lsng'h OF time causes irritation Of the lupss OF
som- chronic throat disease Browns Bronchial
Troch,s are an e~ffectnal cough rsmcdy. =
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EUROPE.
The Russians BOmbarding
the Port Of BatOum.
A TURKISH DEFEAT IN THE ARME.
MAN MOUNTAINS.
Grand Duke Nicholas Means 10
Enter Constantinople.
RESULT OF BlsMARCiy's RETURN
TO BERLIN.
tsProiAL DisrArcuE. To the ooLD HILL
DAur NEws.l
EUROPE.
RESULT OF BlsMARCiy's RETURN
To BERLIN.
The European War.

tsProiAL DisrArcuEs To rnx ooiD HILL
DAuY NEws.l
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The Chisholm Tragedy.

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-sccretary Evsrts
is preparing a letter to Governor Stone Of
Mississippi. setting forth In very decided
terms the opinion Of the Administration
regarding the murder Of Judge Chisholm
and family, and u will 10 . notice 70 the
Southern people Of the position OF the
President upon the question OF protection
Of all Glasses Of citissns throughout the
South. and will furnish an Interpretation
Of his Southern policy, which The South
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-24

eEyfLENEsy CLufHlAe, Etc.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING
|J''r a''''v1D AT
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner Of Q ana Taylor streets,
VIRGINIA. NEVADA.
rHK oRxArrsr NOVELTIES N
SPRING SUITS
s,ss heard Il IN yirnnis oi,Y. 40
bow offered u
BANNER DRoTHERs.
Cents H~lrlsAing Goods,
Hats, frunks. Vslses, Etc.,
A. USUAL.
We OYER TEE BEST VANITY IN
THrs MARKET.
These goods We ell u
SUCH Low PRIoEsi
rhsrs need b. no sxeuss q . dsaying yoansif Q
eonpists sutAt n
SHIRTS, Underwear.
Nsekwear, Cslisvs, csss.
oisvss, Hssisry, sss.
FULL AHD ooNPLlrs STOCK
Just r-ssiv-d
BANNER d. BROTHERS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28
Signal S., M. Co.

Tomas Ewing, Gov. Stafford and a strong crowd of Nevada men bought the San Francisco ground on the McCracken lode in Mohave county. They have incorporated as the signal Silver Mining O., capital ten millions, in shares of one hundred dollars {; trustees, J. D. Fry, A. K. P. Harmon, J. M. Walker. A. J. RatstOn and Thos, Ewing. Work on the mine has developed over forty feet width Of pay ore at moderate depth, inn proving as the openings deepen and developing an immense ore. body. To reduce this, Ewing has just effected purchase of the most perfect mill of it's size ever sent out of San Francisco. The mill is to be shipped, put up and turned over in complete running order under contract; time July 1st. It has ten stamps with pow CT for forty, which will be added as need requires. It has extra pans and 9 it. settlers. Value, set up, is @45,OOo. The buildings will all be first-c 76,00O it. of lum- Der have already been contracted for around Prescott and in Hope district. Roads are DOW being
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

Under date of April 9th, the Southern Pacific Railroad Com. pany issued circulars to their agents throughout California. as follows:
 To enable our patrons to get sui fering stuck to pasturage We will, during the present dry seq son, ship sheep and cattle in large bands at reduced rate. Agents will at once communicate with stock men in the vicinity of their stations, ascertain to what points it is desired to ship. and as nearly as possible give the date of ship ment and number to be forward ed, when d tow rate will be given. This reduced rate is not intended in apply 10 fat stock seeking a market.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-04-28

MCCORMICK will have his hands full. As assistant secretary of the treasury, some 10000 appoint ments come under his control and direction. Now don't all apply at once. Remember, that there are now civil service reform rules to be followed; and much as Me- COrmick would like to help out all of Us Arizonans, he can only place beneath the grateful shade of the treasury buildings such of us, as can do a bank cashiers work at teamSter'S wages. Talent and character are better paid in any country store in Arizona than in any bureau at Washington. Stay where you are and let the Governor alone.