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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
Se!egrapDlid)e Sepei9em.
5nlanb-Depe(bep.
9ie Situation ana Sito 6ramoe. -
Smtri9met Oct Ser0otiten Sttm
StpeGe ether Grbebuatg 9eaen

Die Stt1tGttott ana Stto 6rdttoe- -
SSntri9mem Der Ser0otitet sttut
s9tpeGe ether Grbeblng 8e9en
Oias+ - Wette Gambsi&9e 1t1d)
SeTas.
Gan Qntoni o, Ser, 20. .4pril.- NaGs
rihten ans Dterifo oeuten on, baB eiEe @rbe4
bung segen Die OiaS'i6eaOminiitratiOn lang
lam aber ftder ibrem Qlu5brude entgegen
i6reitet. DEM Sernebmeu nab brangen Die
&erboiiten Die ntsrifaniihen Snbianer, ibre
8aub5itge ii5er ben &io @ranbe su erneIern,
nm meme Serrpidelungen nit ben Ser Staaten
gu berutrfen. Der 8efehlsbaber bes Cub
Diitrifts uonBecos tele9raphirt al oas 5aupt-
quarter, oab Die merifaIii6sn Snotoner gee
l1teiui6aftlidb nit oenieutgen BON Der Sort
Stanton 9feierpGtion, meld)e iib 5ur3eit auf
etuem StreifSuge in Eeras befinoen, banbeln.
@aloeftO II, Ser, 20. april. - @tne
ftarfe 8anoe merlfanll6er SnOiauer iit III Die
Nnieblangen bel Sort GneQ einsefalleu uno
pliinpert Die 4niieOler. Cine ausabl Soloa
ten unO Siirser tit sur Serfolgung ber&anber
aufgebro9en, jeoOb rperben bie2ebteren aaem
Gnibeine nad1 bereits wieber iiber Der @ren5e
iein, ebe man iie einboleu fann. Mebrere
8erionen iullen Don Oen Snbianern ermoroet
moroeu ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
st,trmt tn oe,, 8Iaff=0tns.

Deaemooo, 0.-S., 2l. april. = Ser
nsrbeerenbelte Sturm, pslder ie oiele @eaeno
beimluhte, piitbete lett Der Nadbt bes ~.
april. Shnee, Negen uno Sasel tpedlelteu
nit einanoer ab uno rldteten unseheuren
96aben on. Die Sperationen in nelen Wti4
men muBteu in Sol9e BON ueberlbipsmmuu.
gen einseitellt meroell, uno bic 8ese iiub bel.
uabe aGnslicl uufahrbar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22

Sn Sd)le8eI's ySrd)eStriomsSaIGe"
ptro unmIoerru1lf nur nod oieie gBod1e Die
tiidttge valpenidnger=@eiellidaft" inter Sci
tuua oes 3itberutrtuuieu 6rH. @idwan0ner
auitreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
Gin S@ab aaf bent @r,ttt Dc oes
NHeHfea

Gan Sranaisco, 21. Npril. - gis
iest iiub $1,000 in Silber bur1 Sauher BON
oem gSrade bes Dampfers y@itb Of Gan
Transisco" ans 3ageslid)t seforeert iporben.
0as sSrad 1T poaitdnois sertriimmert uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
9te Sttiurreftiott attf Gttba attaebs
ltd 1tod, tsfGtt beem0ef.

NeWz y OFT, 70. NpriI, = Sriefe bonn
Sen. Nacee ersebeu, oab eine nene pfopiiori=
ide 6esieruug anf @uba gebilbet uuo Die
SeinOieligfeiten gesea Die 9panier iuieSer er=
Sffnet iporoen iirlD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
8rauit in gylosems.

6Goren5, 20. 2pril. = Die gSittWe
oe8 pertorbenen 9rn. s. 6. @rabam, Oes
ebemaliqen amerifanihen GOniul8 IN Oieier
StaOt, miro beute 9beno ein 8anfett 81
@bren oeS Generals @rant Uerautalten, gu
mcldem ale tonangebenOen Oamen Der Sta0l
ein9elaben rporoen ltnO.
Ser @r.8rdfbent beiuf)te heute bic Sunit=
qallerie'n in ben uffiS1sPttttz BalGiten uRo
1pobnte i'm 2aufe oes Cages bem @otteS'
oienIte bet..
Som, 20. 4pril. = 28Gbren6 8apit SEQ
beute gelegentlib bes SiterfeiteS bic @arotnale
empfinQ, na6te er einige Semerfuugen ii6er
Die StGrfe uto Qebeusfraft Der fatboliifer
Stride. @r lagte. Der IN Der friihelten 3elt
gegen cas- Baplttbum erfl6rte Srteg bauert
nit unuernliuoertsr 8itterfeit fort. 0urd) bas
Sertrauen auf @ott geitiiBt, lei er 6erett, ben
&rieg fort5uiiiBren uno Die Red)te Der Sird)t
aufreGt III erbalten. 3um SAlufe 6riidtt
er Die Soffnung aus, baB Die irrenoen Stnoer
| iidb iblieBlid) Der &eBtern pie6er untermerfen
meroen.
| Stnrn. an Der Suite BON Spantcn.-sfabe au
200 Nfenidlen ertrltfen.
01a0rtb, 21. April. - Gin fiirdterltd)er
Sturn bat an Der ytOrstiiite bon Spanien
qeluiitbct. Siele 6ti9erboote iinO unter9e=
qanqen, unb etpa 100 Slider aus 8ernleo err
trunfen; auBeroem baben Sc Slider aus
Sautanoer ibr 2eben eingebiiBt.
SdifIsuadIridlten.
Sri # o 20. Nprll. - Ser Oampter
,Gornlpau" lit Don Jteiu gorf bier angefonl'
men.
Qioerpool, 20. apra. - Ser 0ampfer
y2ate @bamplaln" iit pon Seem Dort uno
Der 9ampfer n4aletine" BON SOitOn einge'
laufen.
2on0on, 20, April, 1880 ytahm. -
@rie 125, Sllinoiier Central n, Bennlplz
panter Central 294.
2onnon, 20. 9(pril, 1.30 ga9m. -
Goniol8 "a 1916 fir @elO uHb 90. fir Brtef.
@rie 12B, gteipzSelleper Geutral GoniOlS 693.
Barrier 9epeiden uotiren fiinfpro5cntt9e
Jleuten 81 100 Srancs 40 &enttmeS FIR
8rief.
4ouhou, 20. april. Si1ber tuurOe su
54d pro llH5e notirt.
9onbon, 20. april, $50 Na9m. -
9as SuQton, ipeld)eS beute auf 8ilan5 in Die
yGanf bon @uglanO" giug, betrug 100000.
liverpool, 20. lpril, $50 Na9m. -
S6n1als Sc cd. Cd pro @entner fir an1erif.
4ntiperpen, 20. Npril. = gSlcor'Ihes
SAnluls % @ulben pro 30 Silos.
Sa0anna, 20. 9lpril. - Ser 3uder.
Marft iit flou unO gebritdt. - @e1iel no.
miuea.
&usse &nbeIeepeSd1en.
= Die bon gtemzgorf nod 6eliinqSr be
itimmte nOrrpegilfe Barfe ySafrsfioro" If
bel 6jOrring geiiranbet.
- 8afcr @aifa reii'te geftsrn bon grinOiT
mad @onitantinopel ab.
- Die erite Brigade Der BON Ofinoier
mad beln 0tittelmeere beorOerten britii6er
Sruppen miro ain 20. 5. Ifts. in 8onbal
na9 @alta ein9esAifft perben.
| - &aut elmer 0epeidle aus 9ltben trtfft otl
britti9e 8eaierung Sorbersitnusen flr OIL
SegnHg zines lps3ielleu SelegrapbenfabelS ooi'
@rie6enlanb mad pen Wfarmora-NfeeIea: %, :,
= Giner 8enter'iGeu Depeihe aus Ss's. !.
,ufolqe uiro bic 8eissnna BON S,aegat.r .9.s,l'
OurA Die Ssuiien NIT ieOem cage AHOug''
Il6etnli6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22

= Sl Der llmaebnns bon @ouitantinopel
wurOs am lettea 6reitase Elm beftiser @rofoB
ueripiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
@erttttfd1te Sepefhet. altS 0etpa
M@rH.
3t,et @1eabett erfrta,tfe,t.

Nt9 mono, 3d., 20. April.- ,3mei gfez
9ertnaeen, Sriioer i'm 4lter BON reip. unO
II Sabren, ertranfen beute i'm &anale bei'm
6lld1en. Der Siiu9lte itiir5te ms @aiier
uno letH Srnoer iprang linn na6, nm ibn gu
rettsn; teiner Der Snaben fonnte ihpimmen,
uno Seioe famen nm's 9eben. Gin orltter
nno alterer 8ruoer iprang ebenfalls in's @ais
Ter, jeoodl blieben aud ieine Gsttunssperlade
phne grfola.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
Rod ein @rafebl In CANADA.

beute Abeno I'M 0itlihen Stabttbeile inter
fretem Siumel abgebaiteneu politiihen Ser
lammlnrs ereignete iidb elm beeenfltder Auf.
rubr. @eraoe Dor Yertasunq Der 8eriamul.
lung lpurbe bic 2ettere BON etnen BSbelhau.
ten ourd Steinpiirie aasesriffen, melhe e,ne
srobe ansabl Yerionen oerlpunoeteu. gtma
80 Yerionen befinben iid unter dr3tliber 8e=
banolung uno Diele AnOere iino mebr ooer
fpeuiqer bebenfiGb perlcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
Grnsor0ttn8 eittes @an0lnnsss
Neifenoett+

&elMm bus, Ga, 20. NprlI. = 5arrD
Goper aus 2erington, &p., 80 Sabre alt,
murbe Dor eintsen Sagen BON einem geipihen
9ombea abams ermOrDet; Der M6rber bradte
bic Qeid1e 35 Weilen ipeit nod ether Sriife
iiber ben GbattahOo9ie>6luB unb mari iie bier
in ben 6luB. Aoams 1T uerbafttt uno bot
eingeltanben, bab er ben Ntoro periibte, nm
baS Spfer 81 pliinoern. 2ope mar Sano>
lnness&eiienoer Der Sirma 9euitt & Coup.
in Ishilnhelnhin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
Sine betr1,ttfette sUsca1re,

eawrence, @iali., 21. apriI. - &att
@rtfftn sriff geifern aben6, pabreno ite be:
truuten mar, tbreu Waun Sanles @rifftu nit
etnenl eiiernen SfenOedelbeber an unO SER
i9metterte ibm ben SAaOel. Die 6rau mur6e
oerbaitet unO erfldrte, Niie Jet bereit, an Sal
gen 3u iterben, rpeHn fte MIR ibrem Maune
oas 2ebeusltdt ausgebluien bate. 9riffin
pirO mQhrld]einlid] iterber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
Die 9lnfla9ct se9e,t Stfd)of Wcs
GosfrD.-9er Stfd1Df Oott. = otua
bitte& itt,t eittett 2tufidMB SeS 0f=
fefafii dAeff rfhRffaA

Cincinnati, 20. April.-@tne 5peSial-
0epeld]e aus Oapenport, Sa., tbetlt NIT, baB
Der 8iifof bon Soma 9fadFebenOe8 oer0ffents
lid)t bat: ,Sn @nbetradt Der bon Der tdgli-
den Breiie per1fientltcbteu erniten Nnflaaen
gegen ben 8iidof BON W1idigan mD6te td
fir bielen beta9ten, beinabe 75ziahrigenW
inffdnoigft bitten, oas er nift ungeb0rt unO
obne Sertbeibnng auf @runb BON Nuslagen,
ueld)e bon fetner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS boz
gebradt ipnroea, burd) oas Bublifum perurs
tbetlt tperbe.
Oas Saus Der Bil6Dfe Der amerifaniIhen
STRIDE babe ii6 inlmer bereit gesei9t, prompte
unO itrense Ma6regeln III ergreifen, ipenn es
gait, Die Gb1e eines lei ner Mlt9lteber ober
feline eigene &eiIb.it su belpeiIen. Sm por=
liesenSen Sale erlu6e i'd nm einen 9lufi6ub
oes llrthetls, bis bte Si0seIcn Die Angele9en>
belt unterlud)t baben. g8nl. Stepeus Bern,
Stld1of bon Spma."
sine Grf!arame oes @iid1sjs ostrS.
NemsD OFT, u. aprtl. Sii1o fOfc@oSfrb
itbernlittelt bern IiioSiirtenYreIIe" Na6ftebenz
0es: nS9 itele Die Artifel, rpel6e in ben per-
lG)teoenen Slattern ee9en mid perOffentltdt
nnr0en, unbeotngt III Ibrebe. Saml. g..
NtcSostrp, Sii6of BON Diidigau."
@ermtfd)te 9epeid,eu atts getps
BORT.
Nem p orf, q. aprll.-@olo erSifnete
seiteru 3u 1908.
- Geitern gingen ied)s Dampftr nit pollen
Sar9oS unS pielsn Paffagieren bon bier nad
europa ab.
Der Dampfsr uOber," pel6er boraeifern
BON Sremen 9ter anlangte, bra9te 447 Gil
berbarren.
- Die natbletie<ahociation of americau
Sole9es" bielt geftern tbren britten Sabres.
@onDent IN bieier Staot ab.
| - @eitern iino Die 0ampfsr Stag" bon
SSef<5artleepool nno uGitD Of Moatreal" Don
| 4lperp0ol bier anQefonln1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
GrmoroMn8 eineS SteterntattneS
Strd, feitte3t GaDttii1t.

YbilaOelpb bt a, 20. April. NlS Bic
britiide 8arf, ,Gbili" Dor einigen Sagen BON
SABRE bier anfan,, melbete DerGapitanSlluer,
Sas Der 5teuermann q. s. Sruiie unterrpegS
NIT benz 9opfe duf einen eilerneu SolSen ge-
ftiirst lnO fi4 Il. ibliume Serleenngen 5u-
sesOsen babe, baB er nit S6be ab9e9angen
lei. Sin Watrole legte beute Dor benl britt=
iden @oniul Die etbli9e 4usiage ab, bas oer
@apitGn fur5 mad Der Ibfabrt pon6aure benz
Steuermaune mt einem eiiernen 8olsen ben
@ddbel einssldlagen babe. Da bas Sabr-
sena Elm britiid)es iit, 10 niro bic SebDroe
feline Serbaftung pornehmen, bis fie BON oem
hritliflen @onlul easu aufaeiOrOert tpiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-22
Cite GtepDanteni1lad,t+ = 9ie eritc
Wte0erl00e .2SiSm0rG'S.
gS,sBte ,tidDt, DAB ole Sltate selaSem
A4infs

Nem.Srleans, 21. april.-Der 8-idb>
rige Bb. 8abger puroe beute BON einem IL
iabri9en 8ru6er nit elmer SArotiltnte erifoiz
len; bic &naben muBten nid)t, OaB oasgeipebr
aelQ0eu mar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

Capt. W. Z. Judd. m account Of
whose fall into the Keystone shait was
published last evening. died at the
County Hospital at an early hour this
morning. He was conscious up nearly
to the moment Of his death. While
under the hands Of the surgeon. be re-
fused chloroform and endured his sui.
fsrings without . grosu. He talked
nationally and calmly. and had no fear
OF the death which be knew awaited
him. In the afternoon be made his will.
and. having set bis house In order,
calmly awaited his release. The body
was this morning taken 10 Wilson 4
Browns undertaking establishmsnt, on
B street, Virginia. and packed In Loo.
Tonight. at o O'Clock. Coroner Hodges
will hold an inquest on his remains. II
the witnesses can b obtained In time.
His wife, who IL In California, has bsen
autographed to and will be In Virginia
Sunday morning. The deceased was .
man Of strong physical organisation
and OF great endurance. He leave Q
large circle Of friends and acquaintanoes
by whom he will b moufnsd for his
many good qualities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

Sovru STANDARD DrrpKsp.-At q
meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF the
South Standard Mining Company, held
on the Goth instant, at San Francisco. q
stock dividend Of the increased capital
stock was declared payable August 2Sth.
Holders OF the present South Standard
stock will receive two shares for one
upon application 10 the Secretary, O. A.
ssnksy. ssi Montgomery street, San
Francisco.
YnrrADAY J. l.. Husssy filed a notice
Of relocation Of the Young BONANZA
claim, 1900 feet, southeast OF the North
star. rear North Virginia.
TzxaE IL n message at the Office
Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company In Gold Hill for J. p. Metz.
Ger.
E~LIxlsKrz GOODWIN fled a declaration
Of homestead In the County Recorders
ofics yesterday.
onIcrAL notice OF the State Republic
can Convention will BE- found In another
column.
A Coin HrLL man has named his dog
"Roms" beosuss he can be made 10
howl.
A conftpucArroS from DR.. Pritchard
came In too late for insertion in this 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
Arrivals ss,s sss.s.s.

Mrs VIM Emery. Thos Nugent. jerome
Madden. Chas Schultz. Mrs. King. Col Nv
Dennis. Col Henry Page. A cresnsld. Re,
Father Grace. Rev Father yArsi. Rev
Father Msnogus. Mrs. iiossnthai. y W
Smith. v Lemery. W II Kruger. T Goose
l. Z Loan. n r Neville. 3 Necleave. W c
Anderson. W J vroman. W Douglass
J 8 o'Brien. JH Mccarthy. II Benson
and wife. CIV Jibb. W y Cohn. I Rich
N Forest. L Goodsnoush. Z W Messenger
George A King. A sutro and wife. senator
Dennis and daughter. J Mcmahon AMI
family. W J salksld, W II Eekart. Miss A
Graham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
The solid silver niae.

In rsspons 10 q communication from q
correspondent . short time ago asking
for information relative 10 the Solid
Silver mine. We stated that We would
shortly be able to give more fully and
definitely the information required.
This morning . representative Of the
News visited the mine for that purpose.
and made . thorough inspection. It 10
one Of the Oldest and most eligible Of
the Cedar Hill locations. on the north
srn section OF the Comstock. and bsing
In the immediate vicinity Of the rich
and important Developments made and
being made In the Sierra Nevada and
Union Consolidated mines. II 10 posses.
sed Of q more than ordinary degree OF
interest at the present time.
The main adit or opening OF the mine
consists OF o tunnel from the north side
OF Cedar Hill favins, running In Q
northwssterly direction. deep. into the
very heart Of the hill. % to speak. fol.
lowing a fne vein OF quartz . distance
Of l475 feet. This vsin 10 OF the true
assure order with very distinctly defined
walls and in places Il has paid very we'll.
silver predominating. Within about
400 feet Of the north end . new vein Of
quartz only q few inches In width came
In 1t the east side, giving high assays.
and this. jointly with the main vein. d.
rectly widsned out into . chimney about
sixty feet In width. showing excellent
strsaks and punches Of pay ore through
out. A Wine has BEEN sunk at this
point about one hundred feet deep,
which cut through the small. rich
streak mentioned, and at the bottom ran
into another new ore vein Of still greater
richness. giving assays Of from 800 10
$500 to the ton. This vein showed
promised Of considerable width and sx.
tent, but . strong fiow Of water came In
from 10. which forced . suspension Of
work. More effective p~rspsrations have
been made, however, and next Monday
this vipzs will b freed from water again
and work at its bottom resumed with .
view TO the extraction and milling Of the
ore. Other producing points In the
mine will alss be made available 10 this
end. The main tunnel or adit has been
recently rstimbsrsd and repaired through
out, the ventilation 10 excellent, and the
company ore going after their solid
silver bullion resources In the most
practical manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

c. J. Adams. vho has just returned
from Cariboo aud whose say Of the eoun-
try will be found under the doings OF
the Pacific Coast Pioneers elsewhere.
says he left Thomas Patton. construct
ing engineer. who superintsnded the
erection OF the BONANZA mills there. and
Jim Gates. Dan. Alchorn. Phil. Ksvlsy
and Charles Emery. all from this sec-
tion. Wages there ara - 30 per day;
meals. 81 each: board. so per week;
lodgings. - per week. Those who
commenced mining operations soon after
starting discharged all white persons.
took Chinese. and thus established wages
and then turned of the Chinese and
hired Nevada miners. There was nov.
however. no work 10 b had a. the rock
would not pay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23
poN,F IoRaEr 1T.

n you are troab,sd Win nervousness. are dis.
hssrssosd. tired Of life. fear death. or feel ont
Of sorts. - the saying ID. you may safely con.
eiuds MAI yoa have the Dyspspsa or Livss
Complaint. The iives. 10 very apt 10 becons
torpid this seeson OF the year. - polsons arts.
tpG nom staGnant water OF decsying vsgstation
taisn into The blood. Unless the liver d strong
and asttvs md furntshss . supply Of fresh snd
pure bteod 70 dhvs out the tmputtties. tne
Abovs.msetionsd symptoms surely foihos, nd
n not heedsd. . In more tsFTibls dissasse ana
desth. 'Mhitss Prairie Yiovsr proy.s Hell ~
dt6Funt iron acy medicine ever compounded.
~ eurss ars truly uopdsrful. III X frics
tvsutys1vs esots and ssvuty.fvs cents. Al
Jonss, ~ druurst. 10 L. suiTsow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

Relative 10 The proposed nsw arrange
mont bstvssn the Julia Mining Com
pany and the Sutro Tunnel Company.
the Ban Francisco Post OF the 2lss says:
at consists In an agreement whereby
the mine may BE- speedily connected
with the tunnel by means Of . branch
lateral drift, and worked, drained and
ventilated in q measure through the
same. Yesterday the representatives OF
both corporations held 9 meeting, and
the terms Of such an agreement we're
considered. A question arose - 70 the
cost Of said lateral branch OF the Sutro
Tunnel, which at the present writing
has not been settled BY either party.
We arc informed that Adolph Sutro's
estimate Of the expense Of running the
drift was sl60. 900. and that this and
other terms submitted BY him we're
deemed 10 Be rather sxacing. To-day
somsthing further may b done. and
parties who are In aposiion 10 know
affirm that q satisfactory arrangement IL
not improbable. The distance between
the Sutro Tunnel and the Julia shaft In
between 1.400 and 1900 feet, and BY
working from both ends the drift could
DO completed In Q few months. This
settlement should b mutually desirable
by the Sutro folks. because II will In
crease their revenue and Afford an sx-
ample to other corporations Of the udl-
ity Of the tunnel; BY the Julia Com
pany, because their expenses will b rs-
ducsd, their ores millsd at Q greater
profit than by present methods and thar
claim to o parallel east ls1ee OF vein
more fully dstsrmined and s~ubstantatsd.
While Il II positive. however. that the
matter will soon be settled. certain form
aiitiss must Be first complied with. One
Of tho terms Of the settlement u under
stood to b that the Julia Company
shall pay 800, 900 in four payments at
stated intervals toward the expense Of
running the proposed lateral drift be-
tween the tunnel and the main shaft Of
the mine"
LArKR.-A special dispatch 10 the
News from San Francisco just received
says:
Reports herstofore published concern
ing . contract between the Sutro Tun-
mel Co. and the Julia Mining Co.,
to the effect that . dri.t was 70 Do run
connecting the Julia with the tunnel.
and that Julia had acquired the title Of
the Tunnel Company within the boun.
diaries OF the Julia claim. are confirmed
at the Office OF The Tunnel Co. With
slight notifications. The Julia 10 TO
pay tho Tunnel Company 500. 600. Of
which go. 900 10 to be paid down and
the balance monthly ~ the work pro.
crosses, at the rate Of $40 per foot, the
whole amoant not to exceed $l00. 900.
The Julia Company Ii 10 be entitled 10 Q
drawback Of $40 per foot on q drift 70
Be run by the company from the shaft
TO expedite the connection. No definite
bargain has been made concerning the
requirement OF the Tunnel title to the
ground by the Julia Company. arrange.
msnts In this respect beings an open one.
pending the definite settlement OF the
limits Of the Comstock lode. The oon-
tract was signed yesterday.
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as<si.s sS rsv. Trustees.


A regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the town OF Gold Hill wa
held last evening. Present, Trustees
For. woollsy. Copeland and President
pro ten. Mercer. Town Marshal Nc
Celery, Town Attorney Harris and Clerk
Hyde were also present.
Chief Engineer Kennedy. OF the Fire
Department, appeared before the Board
and stated that the department was In
need Of some new jackets and couplings
for hose, those now in use being too
much worn 10 be Of much service. The
matter was taken under ~advissmsnt.
The Committee on Finance reported
on the following bills, and they were or
dsrsd paid: Il. Mercer ~. J. A. Mar.
shall a Co.. ~ 90. J. b. Nanhall rs
cents. J.. Fox 81 90, Coleman A Co..
sl5.
The committee also reported that
bond % was negotiated for. that the
coin had been received and that bonds
numbers SO. 81. s. and SO. due on the
iIth Of August. amounting to $40. 900.
had been taken up and cancelled.
The Committee on Streets reported
the W ON Main street was DOT Of
order and needed some repairs. The
Marshal was instructed TO look after the
matter.
The Committee on Fire and Water 70
ported everything In good condition.
ms r. A--h -. q Snsrial Conn.,
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vi.i,isr ihs savage.

A party Of ladies and gentlemen, by
the courtesy Of Superintendent Gillette,
paid . visit Of inspection to the lower
workings Of the Savage gold and
silver mine yesterday evening. The
party consisted Of Miss N. A. Evsritt,
Miss Emma Everitt, r. Scott, ]. Scott,
W. o. Green and q representative OF the
Nsws. The trip was rendered enjoyable
BY the kindly attentions Of Lew. Cutler,
the surface carman. and Pete Dorsey,
the station tender. The Savage is still
very hot. inexperienced persons ara
unable to perceive the extent to which II
has been cooled by the Sutro Tunnel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-23

AT HoxE TO Seek TnrSos.-Messrs.
Powell 4 Stewart. srocsrs and commits
sion merchants. i2l South c street.
Virginia. have done the NKvs ofdes
much with box Of choice Coloma
peaches, presented with their compli-
msnts. We IN always at home to such
things and II the donors conid have seen
"ths boys pitch the peaches IN thsy
would have thought them at home In a
peach orchard o. nights. Thanks
Tnosr Who are happy over the recsp-
zion Of the Compliments OF the Gale
donna Club Of Virginia City" for their
distribution Of prizes. will not forget
that the entertainment comes on ct Nc
tional Guard Hall tonight.