Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-15

their uanspOrtahoh Ahu buusisttncc.
You are authorized to muster into ser.
vice any number Of citizens near the
scene Of trouble and arm them the best
you can.
In all your acts exercise the most rigid
economy consistent with full aud complete
protection OF lif0 and property.
Governor and Commander. In. Chief.
From the wlunsmuces Silver State. June ii.l
THE HOSTILE FORCES.
According TO reports received from tho
north, the Bannocks are concentrating In
the Barren Valley and Stein Mountain
country, where they arc being Joined by
Nez Perces, Piutes and Shoshones. The
most reliable information a. 10 thoir mum.
bers has been given by Naches, the Piute
Chief, who estimates tho whole hostile
force at 1000 warriors. As Indians have
not very correct ideas Of the meaning OF
the word thousand. II Is very probable
that the number IL over.cstimated. II
appears. however. that the reservation In.
dams at Malheur have Joined the Bannocks
and materially increased the hostile forces.
1t IL stated, upon what seems to be good
huthority, that iuso Saici hAuieu Ohz,
who has been living at the reservation.
and who Is greatly disiikei by. Matches
and winnemueea, has, with his band
Joined the hostiies.
.,yxoruy c,xp,,ox
uenerai owa u now In Jordan val.
ley and expects 10 nave hve or SIX hundr
troops IN tho owyhee country next week.
These win tne troops which ieit heiton
lAst week and tho niantry marching north
from Cariin u 'he companies when arc
new going nortn from horo' ought 70 u
on communication Detwee tue hosuies
east n west OF tho Idaho stage ROAD. ~
IL generally Deiieveu NAV inc lhuiahs WIN
manu- ss'a " ua .',sa.inn a.,
sr.9.m srary dirac,ion .nJ tsking tSe bast
horsss ,h.v ear AMI in ,ha country tbroueh
-hich ,hey travel Tbsv arc pndonbte,ily
wall monn,s,i and tolersbIy wall suppliod
with anna AMI Ammunition. and beef IA
nIontv on tbo extensive stock ranges.
rhicE .unn,v S.n Frsnciseo vitb th.t Ar.
,icle In tbr PsIl and Winier Eyerythiuc
denote a lengthy csmpsirn. and N Inc
ssyages are subdued in three months from
date the troops will do we'll.
George II. Plummer, who resides at
Stein Mountain, one hundred and fifty
miles from winnemucca, furnishes the
following news He left Stein Mountain
IL shutdown last Monday. NAches m Sun.
dsy informed tho ~settlers that tho hostiles
were In
roRcy m b,RREy VALLEY.
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rhE ATTACK on THE SrAoE'
When going north toward the 0wyhee
they saw . band OF about $50 Indians
ahead Of them In tho road. They turned
the stage and jumped on and then mount
cd the lead horses. Tho horse which Nc
Cutchen. tho stage driver. rode. fell. shot
Is he believes, and he heard the unfortun.
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SHOT ON THE oWfhEE'
Old man lloeder and his son. a. another
member Of the family saw the Indians
wero taking care Of across the river. The