Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29


rvviuv IN arrange Our Relations
with Mexico.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO Ihh JUL" W
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A-sso.,.x Gsnerai Yairchtld and
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NEW hokk' 1uhe o''- TA''o'n'! "e"''A'
Fairchild in n report 10 Governor Robin
.o, u,,n Al. ,;,y anil. incloso, the report
80 - ~.
rom reeknAn anu Nssh' e'u"So' ~
people In tho action against Peter b.
sv,euy. which saws tho case against
49,. ,,s,,o1 ,rou ,h,, AGAINST anv
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other OF inc prosecu'"u' IN '"A' h' was ho'
Q member Of the Board of Audit or an Of
fear charged with any duty. In respect TO
a. 49, ,...,.,..,,, at, .,..,, An.
INC claims NAu p- 80.
evluehee ~ Ihsulsoni un" ..s ~
mony 10 suoN niui ~ nav. .ena p...
lar
OF these rAuuuieh, lam Il. 49, a. a.
~ sonic iensun slIan a. sat,iomont
80 s.p'. .n.s sn... .n,ira nronerty
jay. us, : -. Lay.n mo-, wn,,h aver
800 ~. "So v. a. So. .o,.iIar.I In.
sSyviooO' = ;" To.ns.nJ's i.ta ac.
Peil,is' isypiyinh "aa. r..sn,
ensations; .,,eniiu puss iu,'o 49,
view ON the iweoo usnsaction ann hoeo.
IlAII0nH. hHE1TuIIlE L0c WIllItll HllNfuluhN
no says" mnen .Meeu was I'M ~ III
testiuohy sno"eu tna' nc "uu'' "
stantai vains IN .hc sNeony se,onan.
sctlons IN wnicn tne cry was T'NnuIi \.
In regard 10 ths iatter. howo,er' l"ccu ~
his written statement maue An asser-
ton which rehdersd MS tes,imony hsas-
ly vaiueiess. THIS assertions no con.
,,orrors,ion counsel. rbcre was then. In
my Judgment. a fatal variance between
his deliberate. written statement hls
s,.mSns,ion seemed n-.sle.s "a witness
in any action, especially as Townsend.
who was urging the release Of Tweed, haa
nihsen aevep'r : Ic,a.ne, :" ~,
IN cAse "n.pe iwesu p,ior s ~
Vhc P'srleAi s"ss.s'ion I".A
however, nisuo ny iwoeus .oua.
Iseeds o,u ehechs snouIu w p'i'a..'y
taken 70 NOSE "noso hau,'r ~oIo upou
them ana tac cheeks onerea 20 'nehl upos
payment OF uheir TACO Naiue' IoNnsenu
tnonght many OF thsse PERSONS "ouIu ~
giai 10 save ihemsrIs!s from .no ,iia y,
neA.un !. n,a 49, III ,hs,
tnsy nA,,nS , ivceu' TaI. r.
e'nors h,su' =" ai'I - 80
aone win al ,hv e..eIN - T,
wnat my mn peen s,'" ~.
sehu utssu me 70 no 'hi' anu yone.s ~
money ", tnls sc1,'ee. s'.a :. 49," o
ennib. vuiy ~ ~ ,,1 -" a. a.
.o,e.,e", :. u $50, III. nm
$500 - :, a. t.ssn.ss anil immor.
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The Indiaa War In Idaho.
DoIsE CRY, Juno 2s.-Threo companies
=, IN. p;rs, c,y,i,x anil, two NJ an. Tuoiftb
-,
Infantry are now en- rouie 10 THIS point
and arc expected TO arrive in q few days.
po,.. vii, N. m,Jo M, sppnlv ienot. AMI
NJ,
win DC s'Ionss .,'u. .ap'aa" ~,
oIh. COMPANY " .niI,y n'n arr .amp
until Joined by regular troops. with orders
tn move northward. Nez Perccs scouts
arc known to be on the weiser. Their
signal fires have been seen and they doubt.
less have . line OF signals established be-
tween the Weiser and their camp on Sal
mon river. This may bc nothing more
than q precautionary measure 10 guard
against the approach OF troops from the
south. Tho position Of the hostiles on
Salmon river IL one Of great natural
strength. In which they will be able to oc-
cupy the attention u all the troops which
may be sent against them. II will bo i'm
possible 10 prevent them from receiving
reinforcements from Indians disposed to
Join them, who can reach them In small
attachments through the country 30 per-
fectly known to them. II il folly to rely
upon the peaceful professions of the In
dians. The old men and m will re-
main unon Inc reservations or In their
ramn. while m, Young men can hold
,hom.e,v,s I'm readiness 10 take the war
n,,L m. Indian camp ON salmon river
IT,, soo n,ii.. t,om Itoi.e ci,y Inv The
nsyou' - ,rayo,,,l ~,on,iny
sn.." $3.50 ,n Ii,,ic S.irnon
ssn- .r y. %monnt.in. and then lawn
,h" 49, ,ixa, ,brongh tho settlements.
III. Io.,,is. .,. moi likoiv 10 come his
~ 49,. ho,i, nr.sscj am ali other
~, aS,..o..tni snonyb N .n,r, n forcs
tluts, VI Sesss'a'o"N"