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IMMIGRATION TO TEN
NESSEE.

Encouraging Facts from Com
missioner Killebrew's b ureau.
Commissioner Killebrew's report OF
the number of immigrats coming into
this State during the month of Novem-
Der shows an increase of over s75 per
cent. over the number reported for Dc
tober- His correspondence has also
been much larger, which indicates an
increasing interest in the subject of i'm
migration to Tennessee. The longer
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ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS uses "Du.
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n
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PHOTOGRAPH
AND
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Over McCRARY & HARRISON,S.
Being convinced that the people of this section of
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11
n

George N. Piunsy has returned 10
San Francisco. and. according 70 the
Chronicle. 10 prepared TO tall some very
ugly stories about Senator Sargent and
Representative Page. Now what Mr..
Pinney says about hess gentlemen mny
Be- all true. W. have not the evidence
pro and con on the subject. But there
are two things which is well for the
public to remember. The fnt il that
nothing wrong has ever been proven
against Messrs. Sargent and Page ; the
second 10 that the man who now accuses
them Of nalfeasance in Office, is him.
self . confessed thief. and q man whose
word under oath would not be taken in
any court Of justice. The proper thing
for every man Of reason to do. Is to sus.
pend judgment on these charges against
Sargent and Page until they are proven
or disprovsn. SO far a the News Is
concerned. We state boldly in advance
hat We do not believe there Is one word
Of truth In the accusations against thess
gentlemen. We 60 farther and say tina,
We do not believe that George II. Pin
nsy ever male the statements credited
to him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11
o sALARI&

Our contemporaries up at Virginia
have worked themselves up into quite q
wrangls over the salary Of the County
Superintendent Of Public Schools. one
fayoring an increase. while the other de-
slarss that Il 10 plenty high enough
already for the services rendered. Now
Ii does seem q little rough at the present
time for any public officer 70 call for an
increase Of salary. Tho times are par
ticularly and oppressively hard sal
aries generally are on the decrease, and
even the reduction Of miners and work.
ingmsn's wages has been talked Of,
therefore. il looks like the hight Of un-
kindness. no, to say absurdity. to raise
the salary OF the superintendent Of
Public Instruction. That functionary
does not have n very hard time Of 1t.
The duties OF his office do not seriously
Interfere with his regular professional
business a. music teacher or anything
else. and although no doubt NJ able and
efficient an officer 10 either Of his pre-
decssors. yet there is nothing in the sit.
uation just now to justify even . re-
quest for an increase Of anybody's sal
airy. At the rate things have been going
to destruction Of late. salaries will soon
be like stock margins, not only reduced.
but wiped out altogether.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11
NEVADA ITEMS.

OF the present intentions Of the Mar
tin White Company the Ward Refer ol
May 9Th states Us follows : We Learn
from undoubted authority that IL Is the
purposs OF the new management Of the
Martin White Company to erect a cupel
furnace immediately. and that II will BE-
ready within thirty days. Alter It's cree.
ton only fine bullion will be shipped.
which will 90 through Wells. Fargo a
Co. from that time on. Everything that
represented below in the shape OF checks
is being paid. Nothing more could he
reasonably desired. The entire new
Board Of Directors are reported to be
msn Of unlimited means. and w have
every reason to believe measures will BE-
taken looking TO the energetic working
Of this company mines.
The Ward B.aer says: Miners and
experts Of long experience. who have
visited this district. along with other
things. are impressed with the fact that
the formation Is soft. and that being the
case. large bodies Of ore must Of ueces-
sity exist, which Is true. No district in
the State can boast Of an equal number
of large bodies Of ore that carry the
precious metals in paying quantities.
Tho Reno Gdittis says: Fish are be-
ing taken out Of the Truckes at Verdi
by the ton. so We were informed by an
eve witness. The dams at that place
are crowded with Indians, who use
ansara neia aud In fact
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11
The Romance Of Mining.
Iron III. su rnneI.eo s,oei Repor..l

trrom the s,n Frrnclsco Stoek Repor.l
There Is much In the history Of
mining that has a saver OF romance.
The early days Of California furnished
innumerabls instances OF this, as also
those OF Nevada. Australia and every
modern mining country. Even moss.
grown Asia and classic Europe give In.
stances Of the never-dying romance
which has associated itself with the dis
covery Of the precious metals. In the
books Of Titus Livius mention Is made
Of the ornaments Of ane gold worn by
the Roman matrons, and that the gold
came from the district OF Tamaya In
Spain. A short time since an enthusi.
astic classical scholar who knew the dis
trict, and was aware that there did not
exist among the indigenes even the ira
ditien OF the existence Of the mine re-
ferred to, resolved. il II were possible,
TO discover II. After several months'
careful investigation. and when he was
about to give mp the attempt In despair,
what appeared to be q shaft was discov-
cred under the shade OF an old oak tree.
This was carefully cleaned out and eIten.
sivs Roman galleries were laid open. On
survey being made, a lode Of fsrruginous
conglomsraie 80 centimstres ga inches)
wide was found. In this gold was dis.
covered. perfectly visible to the naked
eye. Since then assays have been made
both in Paris and Madrid. and the lode
stuff has been practically tested In bulk
by Figuerora OF Cartagena. These trials
have given the enormous results Of 22
to 81 ounces Of gold per metric quintsI,
with IL to II uncs Of silver.
Arrangements have now been made for
n perpetual lease at q royalty OF Is
per cent. on the gross product Of gold,
with option Of purchase within one year
for el000. 900. &c. 900 being payable on
signing the definite contract Of lease,
and three months being offered for max.
ing any investigations that may be de.
sired. II il stated that in the
lode already mentioned there are
seven others Of nearly equal width
running into II at nearly right angles.
The main lsds can be followed right
up the mountain. aud the whole prop.
erty a be worked by adits. As the
mine Is within q short distance Of a
railway station there would DO great
facilities for working It. and II il be-
lieved that IL English capital could be
secured for developing II, the results
would DO satisfactory to all concerned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11
ECoNomy.

The ECONOMY OF the last Demo
cratic House Of Representatives has BE-
come u by.word in the land. The men,
hers OF That body were 80 economical
that they spent hundreds OF Thousands
Of dollars in paying for "invcstigations''
which resulted in nothing. and which.
10 they possessed ordinary common
sense. they would have seen in advance
would amount to nothing. They refused
to make Al appropriation for the army.
which was in itself an unconstitutional
net. The Constitution provides esps-
cially for an army. II says distinctly
that the President shall b Commander.
in-Chisf Of the army and navy. II he
has no army to command. no certainly
cannot DO COMMANDMENT Chief. This
is apisin proposition. and can Be brought
home to the mind Of the most ignorant
Democrat ms easily a. 10 the mind Of an
educated Republican.
But the last House did worse than re-
fusing to provide for the army. The
necessity Of an army in any nation is
dependent upon circumstances. 1t is
always well to have 1t, because We never
know when We may need IL. There is
n thing. however. that We need all the
time /; n thing that We must have /; and
that is, u postal service. Without th.
rost-oficr. We are lost /; oar mercantile
business is FRUSTRATED. And it now APP
pears that this model House Of Repre-
~ssntatives. whose battle-cry was, ere
FORM" carried their economy 90 far that
they failed to mako the necessary ap-
preparation for the Post-ofies Depart
m.nt. The result will be thai our postal
service will be crippled, and tina, u
merchants will suffer.
There may be economy" In this
sort Of legislation. but we confess our
inability to see where the economy"
comes In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11
JERSEY JUSTICE.

Jersey ~justies may Be laughed ss by
honest men for its ~cOntraristy TO the
ordinary Altering Of law; but Il oasthss
30 many rascals. and makes than walk
Spanish" TO prison. that good society
can Afford 10 Be juhilant over il anan-
alies. A late evidence Of il vitality IL
found in the indictment Of one Benjamin
Moves. President Of the National Cap
itol Insurance Company. He IL the
gentleman Who negotiated the absorp-
ton Of the New jersey Mutual Life. and
secured possession Of . large amount Of
its assets. A refusal 10 deliver them.
under an order Of The court, brought
him TO Jail. whom he diseorgsd = por-
ton Of the stolen property. The policy
hslders Of the abused corporations not
satisfied with this restitution. which. II
Is claimed. Is only partial. have secured
his indictment for conspiracy to dsirsud.
While this sort Of ssvers treatment
may enrags those officials Of life insur.
ancs companies vho have regarded their
corporations a. mere ''bonanzas'' TO be
wo,tsa n, thai, avn enrichment va
can m.ran,.. ,h., the ,eopl. Who have
been always at the mercy Of such bar
MICS. will applaud ,his revolutionary
operation Of New Jerseys jurors aud
New Jersey laws. It would be hopeless
10 expect such action in other States.
though a hundred or Q thousand policy
holders might unite in the demand for
Justice. w. have no animosity against
Mr.. Noyss a. an Individual. but a. .
high official Of q corporation. doing busi.
ness in all sections Of the country. he
mama. other than local interests. He
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11

A PROBABLE CAsE.-The Atlanta Co@s,i-
i.i,s. sAys: One % the officers Of the
barracks. much concerned In the Electoral
Commissions work. sends to our Office
nightly for a report. Old 81 remarked TO
the messenger last night:
"Dat o~fisser, boss. oh yours Is mighty
enterested In de 'cishun ?"
III pears So" replied the boy.
"what are hep Il Publican or Dino
crat his flatform ?"
"Dat l dunno; but l 'specks."
"'Specks what. nowf"
dat he's Dimocrat."
VIVA makes yer tink SOP
"kase dey tells me out dar dat ! better
stan round mighty peert, for dat he ON.
jinted his leg once tryin' ter kick dc libber
outen er niggah dat he had dar I"
well. mebbe yer right. De case dat
yer menehin don't proobe the TACK. but.
a. lawyers seq. hits or s~arhumstans agin
him."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-11
MRs. ELIzABErH AVERY MERrwETHER.
A Msmnhis has uritten anil nuhliah.d

Ma EIIz.nrru Ayr,v Nxs,vrryv,
Of Memphis. has written and published
a drama. ..Tbe Kullux Khan: or. m,
Csrp.tbaccsr in New Orl.ans:. In m,
making Of which she has used both
tracicai and f~arcical materials. taksu
from The abundanc. indicated Inv m,
,itl.. She mes into realism for he,
.h.,..,.,, anil ;nc;Jen,. n-yessn,,ps