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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.


A LIZA uILvkB AISIN0 COAs
"a PANY;yLoc.iicn O. principal place oI
Location Of works, Gold Iliil Mining District,
Storey countv. Stats OF Nevada.
Notice 10 heeby given. that at meeting ol
the Board Of Dirvctors, held on the ID day Of
March. 1877, an assessment mo. o. ol
f.fty osnts per share was levied upon
immsdis,sly. In United states gold coin, 70 ths
Secretary. st the once OF the Company, Rooms
Nos. 8 and o, No. a12 Montgomery street, san
Francisco. oAlifogniA. n
any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on FRIDAY. the eit day Of
April. iS11, win bs delinquent. and advertised
d nsds DsiSrs win Be sold on wiDSEsDAY.
the 18Th DAY Of April. 1877. To pay the do.
llnquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expense. Of sale.
wh. u. wArsuN. Secretary.
Ofncs-Rooms and Q. No. 309 Montgomery
street. San francisco. oalifomis. mhs,d
COUrH SILVER HILL MINING
y Compsny-Locsiion Of Principal place Of
Location Of vorts. Gold Hill. Storey county,
Notice 10 hereby given. that .. me, ting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the nth day Of
February. 1877, IN assessment NO. OF
Zen Oehts per rhars was levied upon the
msiisiely. ia United States gold coin, 70 u.
secretary. at the ofnce OF the Company, ali
Oaiifonis street, San francisco. Cali
Ans stock upon which this pssessrnent shall
rcmain unpaid on the 5ist tlay OF March,
1871, win be delinquent. aud advertised for
sale at pubii, auction. and unless payment 10
made before will be sold on SATURDAY,
the 1ist day OF April. 1871. TO pa' the delln-
uusut assessment, I, gelhsr will costs Of I'd.
vertising sDdexpenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
u. II. DAHL. rscretary.
ofics-ti1 California street. San Francisco.
California. feietd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
VELLow yAGKET sILyER MIN

VELI.Ow JACKET SILVER MIN.
II INC COMPANY. = Location OF works,
Gold Hill. storey County, Nevada.
Principal place OF business, Main street, Gold
Hill, NevAss.
Notice 10 hereby gwen, thst At . meeting Of
the Board of Trustees OF said Company. held
on the ID day OF March, 1871. AZ assessment
(No. 2s) Of One Dollar 1911 per sharc wa.
levied upon each and every phare OF the capital
stock OF said Company, payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin. TO the Secretary. at
the once 0f tho Company, Main street, God
Hill. Nevaia. =,
Any stock upon which said ssse-sInent shall
remain unpaid on TUESDAY, April 3, lsI7,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be Gully
advertised for sale at public suciion, and unless
payment shall be made before will be sold ON
fkiDAY. tho 9TH day Of May. ISL. % IL
O'Clock H.. 10 front OF the once of the Com.
pany. TO pay the delinquent assessment, to.
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
y. RNNls. SECRETARY.
n.lt rrstt NJ, N...h % fsTT t,hatd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
ORDINANCE NO. 80.

AN ORDINANCE Graatins the RIsht or
Way ever Certain strerts In the Town
OF Geld uiiI 90 A. n. rathesins and
Ills Associates 10 Csnstsart md
nfaiafnin nm Radiess Wire naiiroaa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31

A UREOLA GOLD AND BILvER
a MINING COMPANY - Location OF prin
eipsl pisos Of business. Ban Francisco cAi''
fbrph.
Location Of works, Lyon county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that o. meeting
Of The Board OF blrcctors. held on the 30
dsv on Msrch. isff. an .. a.sessncpt (So. ~ OF
Ten Cents per sharo Was levisd upon the
capital stock Of the co porailon: payable im.
medisisiy. In United states geld coin. 70 the
- retary. A the rffice Of the Company. Room
j, No. $40 Menteoinsry stret, Ban Francisco.
California.
r,main unpaid on the ID day OF May, 1871.
viii Be delinquent. and sdvrii,ed ior sac
ii publie snctiou. and unless psyment 70 msas sas
eelors VIII b sold on FRIDAY, the fih
dsy Of Nay, 1871, Of . ?. T.. 10 psy INC deIn-
ouent Assessment, togsther with cofu OF %.
ysrtisine and expenses Of tale.
n, ordsr Of the Board Of Dircctors.
THAD. .. PITCH, sscrctary.
oncs-Room !, Ne. 40 Montgomery street
IN Fnneiseo. California mn10'a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
MITCHELL GOLD AND SILVER
III MINING COMPANY Location of prin'

IIIrCIELL GOLD AND sILvEh
III MINING COMPANY Location of ptn'
eipsl place OF business. Ban frsneiseo, Call
Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
kollos Il hsrsty given that at . meeting Of
the BJsrd OF Directors. held on the tsnth llothl
day Of March. l571. an assessment mo. q OF
fiity Cents lboc.) per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporstlon. paysbls imms-
dlstsly, IN Unitst states gold coin, " tho Sec
retary, st the once Of the Company. Room Z
fircman's Fund BuIlding. No. toi California
street, San Frsnciscc, California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shah
remain unpaid on rHUKsDAY. the 18th day Of
April, 1871. win be delinquent. and Advertlsed
for sale at public auction. and uhless payment
10 made beiorp will be cold on WEDNESDAY.
the second l2dI day OF NAY, 1871, 10 pay the
delinquent assessment. togethef with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board of Drrctofs.
A. q. HAMMOND. Secretary.
0fncs-Room Fireman's Fund Building, No.
sOl California street, Han IrAncisco. California.
mhietd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
ADY WARRINGTON MINING

r ADV WARRINGTON MINING
Location Of principal place
OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold illli. STOREY eoun'
II, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that At mcetins o.
tho Board OF Directors. held on the lsh
day Of Msrch, 1877, an Assessment mo. i0j of
Seventy. y.nve Cents per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
immediately. in United states gold coin 70 % tne
81 Ha,wards Building, <lo California sueet'
San Francisco, California.
ANY STOCK upon which this assessment stali
rsmsin unpaid on the 7sd day Of Ap.il 1871
viii be Delinquent. and sdvertiled for 'sio 81
public suction, and unles. rs, men, y made
day Of NAY. 1871, ID pay the dslinquent asress.
ment, together with costs OF Advertising abd
eypenrcs Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
ID, L, THO IAS, Secretary.
once - Room 81 liayvard's Building. Nan
Franeipco California. mhsota
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31

DICTOU MININ9 COMPANY.-LO-
i cation OF principal place OF business, Ban
francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold IIill, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the board OF Trustees. held ON the 7th day OF
March. 1877, an ars-s<ment tNo. ial OF Twenty.
Tive Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable immc.
distcly, In United States gbld coin, TO the eec'
Rotary, at the once VI the Company. hoom 9.
No. tcs California street, San Francisco. Call.
forniA.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9th day OF April.
1871, will DO delinquent, and advertised fof
sais q public auction, and unless payment
10 made beforo will be sold on THURSDAY.
the Both day Of April. i5T7. 70 pay the delin.
quent assessment, together with cost OF nd.
vertising and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the board OF Trustees.
y, PlI1I.Lll'S. Secretary.
Oflce-Room .. No. aus California street. san
francisco. California. mhstd
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
(yoNsOLIDATED IMPERIAL MN

CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL MIN.
II INu COMPANY. = Location Of principal
place of business. San francisco, California.
Location OF worAs. Gold uili, Storey eVunty.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at meeting ~
the Board OF Iirectorr. held on the yih day OF
March, 1871, an assessment tSo. u ol Twenty.
Ave Gents per share Was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable immediately,
In United States gold c0in, To the SECRETARY.
AZ the ONCE Of the Company. n0om No. ID Hay
wards building, NJ. 40 California street, sAn
Francisco. California.
Any siock upon which this nsecssment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of April.
isTT, VIII be delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
Al pubic auction. and unlcss payment 10 made
bciurc win be s0ld on THURSDAY, the third
(si) day OF May. 1871, "a pay tho delinquent
assessment. together with costs oi advertising
and expenses of sale.
M order Of the Board Of ~ cciors.
~ w. X. DEAN. Secretary.
once Room No. 10 Ilaywarl's Building,
No, Sis California street. Ban Francisco. Cali.
fOFutA. uulAu
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y. RNNIs. SECRETARY.
Cold mn, New, March 2. isT7. mhaid

NICKERBO MINING
n COMPANY.-Locstion OF Principal place
Of business, ban Francisco, California.
Location of works. American Plat Mining
District, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at meeting 81
the Hoard OF Trustees, held On the sixteenth
lG,h) day Of March. is77. an assessment
iNo. ~ Of Thirty Gents go ccnt,) per rhAre
waa levied upon the eiI itAl siock OF the corpor.
alton. payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin, 10 the Secretary. Al the offlcc OF the
Company. No. 81 Academy iinildine, No. 5p
Pine street, fan Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this ASSES. menf shall
remain uupAid on SATURDAY, the twenty
nrst (iist) day Of April. 1877. shall be deemed
delinquent and will he dnli Advertised Tor
sale At pubic auction, and unless Eayment
shall be made before will bs sold on THURS.
DAY. the tenth 10th, day Of May, 1877. to
pay the delinquent ssscsrmrnt, together Win
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board of Tn.ets.
J. II. SAYiiE. Secretary.
once -Room No. 70 Acadcmy Building. No.
$50 Pine street, nan Frnncisco. California.
mhiJ I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31

DELCIIER SILVER MINlNo CON.
D PANY.-Iocaiion of rincirsl place of
butures, Ssn Frarcisco. Ci'ilorhls.
Location Of works, Gold ilih. Storey county,
Nevada.
ths nasr,i Of DIRECTOR. held on the aith day OF
Pebfusry, 1871, On Assessment No. ol Of tine
Dollar tel per share w.r levied npo1 the
ne = shares oi the capital stock OF the dorIo
ration, and In propo lion upon each and every
GA ph.rs .f The Bslcher Company now out.
stsniine, payable Immediately, IN United states
gojd coin, 20 the Secretary. a. the ofiicc of the
Company, Roou 81 Il.ywsri's Dnildlns. No. lio
OHiifornla street. San francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
rrmain unpaid on the 2oth day u March.
isTT, will be dslinqusat. and advertised for
ale as public auction. and unless payment IL
made before will DO sold on TUESDAY. the
iTth day OF April. isf7. 70 pay the delin'
quent assessment. together with costs OF sdvcr'
tlslng and e1pense- OF sails.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
JOHN CROCKETT, Secretary.
Ofncs-Room II Hsyward's Building. No. CID
California street, San francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

CONNECTING WITH THE CARS AT GOLD
" Hill 20 and from Csrson.
Will make regular irips betvcca the stands al
either end OF the route, a. frequently - the
state Of the rosd will allow. ffom 9 O'Clock A.
y. I'LL 0 o'clo,k ?. 4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31

ngPosrrs ofcotS OR BILLION ree.iyed.
IL -ithsr "a opon Account or 70 Issue Csh
TiPIcATEs therefor, payable (At tho option OF
the holder) In Gold hin or san franel-eo; 10
nake collections. purehAse bullion Atthe noet
fsvorable rates or advance coin thereon when
forwarded to the Parent Bank In san franelscoi
sells Bills Of Exchange, and transae's General
BANKING Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31

uAyINa REMOVED FROM Ny FORMER
d location on ilallrek street 10 Nevada
Bioef, I will bo happy to have all my Old
friends and patrons call and see me.
MILWAUKEE, BEER A SPECIALITY.
an LOUIS RPPINaER.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27
Arizona at Paris.

The neglect of California. to made a full exhibit of her products at the Centennial last year, was keenly felt when it was too late to be renledied. Many of her lead- ing citizens are now working in dead earnest to secure a creditabIe representation at the Paris Expo sitiOn of 1878. Arizona is invited to participate and it is to be hoped that a fine collection will be made of minerals, woods, agricultural products, wools, cotton, sugar and cane, wine from Phoenix, textile fibre from desert plants and other objects lik ely to attract immigra- tion. Wm. H. Martin is secretary of the California Confusion; office 23O Montgomery street, San Fran cisco. Nearly every mine of Ne vada will be represented.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27

JUST as inc California street mind was getting into good con- dition to "take in'' a little eXcitt = ment over some of the meritorious mines of Arizona, the TuScarora District, of Nevada, came to the front with a few heavy shipments of bullion and absorbed public at tention. "Grand Prize" stock was boosted up to S2l, other neighDor- ing cats were inflated in propor- ton and Arizona was forgotten. This week however some one has pricked the TuScarora balloon and let it down by the run. It takes just such lessons to train the pub lie to invest on merit, rather than on manipulation. Arizona will now resume its legitimate impOr- tance among dealers in mines.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27
Territorial.

It is rumored that Mir. John P. Cum will take editorial charge oI the Citizen news paper, now being moved from Tues on to Florence.
 Deane, who was under indictment for killing Black Wilson at Phoenix, made his escape from the Maricopa county jail on Thursday night. The new cage has prob ably not got to work yet.
 The Silver King mill was shut down last week for putting in additional machinery Work should by this time be completed a Id he out turn of co cen ratons bc nearly dJull;d. The Connolly boys are taking out very rich ore from their cent discovery near the Silver Queen and sacking it for shipment to San Francisco. In the same vicinity the Baker Bros. are taking out re- markedly rich ore from the Copper Top mine.
 The Signal mill started up this week and everything is reported to be running in good shape.
 Miller Bros. have quit receiving freight at Enrenberg for Presc, t. and Northern Arizona They propose establish 2 new landing above Aubrey ou the Colorado river, which they claim will be within 135 miles of Prescott A new wagon road has been made via Greenwood.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27
One More Indian Outrage"

Aconsiderable part of Globe miE- ing district has, within a couple of years, been segregated from the San Carlos Indian reservation.
 In travelling recently near the line, we frequently met Indian families gathering acorns and mezcal. Get ting nearer to Globe City, we met a party of miners returning to their camp with provisions. Or of them was decidedly infamed with liquor and running across one of these Indian families, he demand ed d young squaw and undertook
 to forcibly take one. When this was prevented by the interference of her male friends and the escape Of all the women and children into the rocks, our honest miner began shooting at the bucks until he had emptied his revolver: then he rode off ant overlook his party.
 Had not this noble Caucasian been to drunk to shoot straight, blood would have followed blood and we s lOuld have be n treated to editO rials defending Gen. KautZ and de- lOunCilg Agents for driving h. dianS off theirreservations by starv ing them. Miners, as body, in- vlriably condemn such occurren- ces, but still one occasionally hap pens. Such things are suggestive.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27

there was something in the rumor. Another pet explanation was tn; [ the mine was purposely shrouded in mystery to keep Gashweiler and the other capitalists" of Sah Francisco from taking part Tn the litigation against Reagan, one ot the heaviest owners. Meanwhile the mine had been incorporat' d and stocked; Col. Barney gradu- ally bought in stock until he held three-fifthS of the whole concern ; the mill at Picket Post was kept 'usy turning out 5000 a day; the litigation against Reagan died out in its infancy-never came into court. Finally, October B, Barney bought up about all the stock of the mine and became virtually sole owner.
 Now the true solution of the mystery seems to be that there never has been any mystery at all. The owners of a mine simply stop ped giving away rock that was half silver, and stopped strangers from gossiping with miners to whom they were paying S4 day for labor. They had more ore out than they could reduce for some time and preferred not to spend, for extraction of more, money which would probably have to lie idle for years. The litigation the- ory has exploded itself. The "petering out" report seems to be effectively contradicted by the ac- ton of the heaviest StOckhOlder in securing for himself all the rest of the stock. He is now at San Francisco and, until his return, the only mystery left is, whether he will turn loose and make things howl" or whether he will keep on starving to death on a thousand dollars day-or rather on two thousand, the capacity of the reduction works h wing been recently doubled.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27
THE Silver King mystery seem

THE Silver King mystery seems to be gradually undergoing solu- tion. Prior to January l. the mine had attracted much attention from the richness and extent of its ore bodies. Virgin silver and brittle silver (nuggets) were being taken out in masses. Most of the work being dune near the surfa e, visit orS had re"dy access to the mine ]; every one wanted specimens, which were freely given unt.l | thousands upon thousands of dol lars worth had been carried away of ores worth from five to ten do.- lars pound. The fame an d future of the mine were noiSed abroad. About the beginning of the year one-half of the property was sold tn Col. James M. Barney, of this place, for S3O0,000. Some 5O or 6G miners were employed, work Was pushed underground and immense developments Were reported. The rush of visitors increased, each one wan ing to inspect the very bot tom and end of the work. until about half the time of the wind lassmen was taken up in letting down and hoisting up strangers. The time of miners Was consumed in answering questions and in standing aside to let visitors in- spect headers and break specimen. Finally orders were issued to ad- init no one to the mine and to give away no more specimens. No eX- captions were allowed to this rule. About this time it was found that more ore was piled up on the dumps than there WIS comfortable room fer, more than the existing raduction works could dispose ot for years, and that ore had been "putin sight" underground, which has been es;imlted at from one million dollars to five times that amount.
 Further extraction of ore was suspended and the force of miners was red iced to half a dozen, who have since been kept at work on passages for improving ventilation and other dead work about the mine. Then began a series of sur- misses to account for the "myste- rious" conduct of the mine own CTS. A faVOrite solution was that the mlne had "petered ;" some one gotit confdentially from some body else who had seen a man who had worked in the bottom, but had now gone to Sonora ; the "exp rts' looked wise and said they never did like that formatio n; disap. pointed, specimenlesS visitors said
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27
Sale Of tle Citizen.
Special to the SENTINEL.

Special to the SENTINEL.
 TUCsoN, Oct 26, 1877. SENTINEL: The Citizen has been sold to an association of gentlemen in Florence, add will be moved there immediately. It will re-appear in two weeks. Exchanges please take notice. The patronage of the paper here was satisfactory, but have had more other work here than I could do well in connection with the paper. For this reason I have preferred to dispose of the pa per and have advert sed it for sale, uncon- ditionally, since last December.
 JOHN WAsSoN.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27
Globe City.

Crossing from one fork of Pinal creek into the other, over large bold hills, the trail brings one sud- denly upon Mrs. Branaman's hotel (l very good one it is tool, Scott &. Ormon's saloon and a few smaller houses. Across the creek one sees d small silver mill with closed doors and boarded windows. This is a part of Globe. The first inn presssion is depressing; but riding g little further up the creek one comes upon Morrell & Ketchum' s mill in full blast and then rides into busy little town, insensibly becoming stimulated by the activ- ity and stir around him.
 At the lower end of Globe is the mill site of the Haskins Mi ing Company, and upon it lies piled one of the most complete smelling outfits ever shipped from San Francisco. The company bought an immense copper mine rom Doc. Hammond and shipped fur mace. Then they found their ore getting richer in silver and con- cluded topostpone putting up their
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-10-27

Richmond Basin and around Me- Millanville massive native silver occurs, more or less decomposed elsewhere in that country it fre- quentiy lies under iron and is generally associated with copper. Small lots of copper.silver glance have been worh td, !, hirh yitldt d over 4U0O ounces of silver Der ton
 Quite a feature Of Globe are the queer llltle cabins, tempurary homes ere e:lpd Ly prosperturs on its l. ss Valuable corner lots. But soInr of its buildings, wi h theIr thorough finish and >hinglt roofs. show that their owners have come tn stay. Grass i, plenty and fresh butter and mllk are no rariti,>. { huice beef and mutton ruin the sale of bacon. exec pt tC the min- ing camps From the Whedlfit Ids are bought fresh vegetables of every kind and melons that no other part of Arizona can excel Putatuts come from PueilD Vi, ju and all the luXurits drift in there from Yuma and from New Mexico !, hickehs and eggs alone are scar,e.
 In ordinary seasons water fl ,wS alng the creek through town hut thIS year t,eing a dry ore the bed oi the creek Was dry. Wells have been dug in several places alOng the Wall. Y, which il Was inp'ssI- hle 10 sink tO any considerable depth. owing 10 the strong fl w of Water under ground Much of lhe | driinage from the great Pit a. Mountain flow, through here and supplies plenty of Water 10 mil'S. even in this the dryest of st'asuns A few miles down the creek. the duW Ot Water Increases, the valley N Widpns out amt suSiaimS he settle q enI of Wh-aIfirld-, Here irri g;.t on i> practi>ed on d cnnsidera. i,l,. SC. le aud on the creek toward S:li river are lm1ted a number of aluahle water powers. Several a,r nptS have been made here to sm, IL copper ores. hut from lack of skill and capital their proj jprtors have tailt d ignOuininu>ly Town send & Co. are now putting up d complete quartz mill, which has every promise of Surcess. So far the " heal -llS have been iruii- fuI in malariou$ levers, probably caused ny the settling of n0XiOuS vaIOrs on the valley at night. By S'etping ahuve them, on the hill sides. it. occupants could probably scape the bad effects Or the lnaa- ria.
 Few of the mines in Glohe DiS- fri. [ have yet been fairly opened, hur their cr 'rpings are immense. One company bought a hole 57 feet deep for Sl20 000 and got their money back in sixty days: but ihen that ore realized close on $20 GOO per lon. Other mines have changed hands at prices that look ennrtnOuS, considering the small mount of work done on them, but >n far the purchasers have ShnWr no dissatisfaction. Globe merchants eXp'e 'eSS much di>con- ,eut with the way their gnOdS via Yum4 are handled. But this trnu- hle will SWi, he OvercOmp: new and shorter road connects Us. via FInrence and fheir present trade with New Mexico will ere long be all diverted tow ,rd California.