Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-17


,ccompahied BY switching OF ears ahe
DIoWing OF whistles, wouia uis'uI1 W.
ilcs'uon, IN MS sleep, u was se',1su
eyn'ey ue party 10 the pIooAs i.vu
"u..c 'he! might ENJOY M "hi"'eituP'eN
hish's resi-.
~iLAboho W., July Tue li. .sc
homo of in.tip nmrchsrd' lie PRESIDENT
uncle. in Fayetteville. The party will re.
turn his afternoon and . reception will be
n.y.. ~ tlc DIoohs hUnse this .,eh,"s
AH' fio'iuen' Zoos 10 "ihdso 'o'hish''
How shall No rrc,t our Iuii.u. ?
NV y,rv ,,u,.,,c r.. w,.h.
-. '"' .'"n"'' W. ."" W"
ihg'on special says, In relation to tho
Presidents alleged intention Of changing
the Indian ,olicv IN contorm IN that NJ
c...,. -. -,
~ ''n'' 'ea'uI'S may D oorro"eu
from the Canada plan. and that at once.
The Canadian Indians arc not confined TO
reservation. brt ara .l,ou., ~ roam
-. "a, -
apou' ~ Will ihey are not ied ny inc
Government. but support themselves
principally by hunting. an animal ali.
mend and som. supnlies bcinc bovevar.
d~istributed IN them hy InJi,n agents
OF which there Arc thirty Tbe1 .rs
brought 10 trial for ofYenses committed
upon each other or mon white men.
and white men are ma liable 10 punish.
ment for ofi,nsss committed unon thu
Indians. M carr an, ,Lsso ruiss tbere
IA a sy.,en M ms,is,ra,v smon, ,ho In.
dian. ,hs m.,i.,,s,os ,~y;n" iii ogarJsrs
bronyb, hero,a ,haw up Iody M a
mounted police ride through thc country,
preserving law and order and making
arirsS anu arms arc us
This plan is diametrically opposite 10 the
system Of u Government, and there are
many reason. why II cannot he introduced
into the United States. There are also
many reasons why tho Canadian INDIANS
should he more easily managed nan our.
one Is thai there Is plenty OF game In uie
vast country over which ihcy roam, And
hunters arc not alioWeu 10 fu'hiessiy
any, anu W. INDIANS can thsre-
lore, always support themselves announcer
stronE reason Vs. ineir country ,s ho. ~
tered ny emigrants' anu the hShis whicn
generally ehsue when these tNo elements
coine W. cohtact are avoided. fropapiy
the President viii hereafter have an army
OF officers detailed to lake charge OF the
extreme ouiposts and retire the agents.
IL Ia believed lao will also recommend In
his annual message the establishment OF
IN" code oi laws Tor Tie punishment oi ih'
sunny '"
tn" i"di"" Was.
"iicA"o' August I.-The following mas
been received AZ military h~ea'quar"rs'
DEER n'onnh, MONTANA, angus,
uehtrAi iefry, 'omnanulns .ho pepAr,-
meht oi ~. a y nave Jnst arrived.
The wounded are gri'ihs along wen, 'hanhs
TO The promp, assistance sem ny 'h9 cru
zen OF ,ieiehs' ~ i,ouB' anu pu'te'
ine; W., r'sen n.,o," ,n''oua! 80
aru iul' 'nc pA''rn,.' ~ ~ ~!
wore nm anil / ssn, will him three oaIeer,
and nifty men. / met Norwood's company
Of the Second cavalry OH the Dig Hole and
he Is probably with Howard ~ this time:
Cushing " companies OF arhilery PASSED
here this morning ~ wagons y nave
a, to,,y mii,. a jsy. n their stncl will
stand 4. have also telecraphed tho com.
msnding officer at Fort Hall N start some
OF the Bahhacks up toward LeIhhi anu 'ne
mountain passes, '" gri information ~ 10
which way the Neg refcer arc i,eaa,ng.
Ihey cannon ,iaYtI iapiu.y WIN wv,
they will lie ruined. Many thanks for
your cordial recognition Of our services In
your dispatch Of the ia,h' fseeivea ys..e''
The Presidents Mose"'~n'~.
RUTLAND. VI. August IL. President
Hayes AMI His party arriveih here last sven
ing. They left Bennington ter. NJ. and
the journey up was a succession 81 ovaiions'
President Hayes was escorted to carriage