Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-18

the Ftghssn On Tep The mest.
tsr-Desby's side sf shs sssry-
History ss shs Dtspsssa 0rsssd
That Os~Dsilar Deed.
The threatened collision between The op-
posing forces Of the Justice and Alta min
ing companies. and the settlement OF the
dinicuity by the Gold Hill Miners Union.
continues 10 be the main topic OF CONVEX
sstion on the Comstock. A NEWS reporter
accompanied the Union COMMITTEES yesrr-
day. and wa present at tho conferences
between the committee and the efioen OF
both mines. The utmost courtesy. was
manifested BY all partiss. The miners
were quiet and digniied In everything
they did. al
The procession gained In numbers a. IL
proceeded down the street. many miners
living ON the line Of march. Words OF n
enlargement we're uttered BY the moulders
- the procession passed Emmett. foundry.
Nearly every porch In Lower Gold HUI wss
crowded with women and children. anx-
iou.ly watching the result Of the expert.
ment
THE JUSTICE FLAG.
As the band Of miAen neared the Justice
hoi.ting works the dag was run up by su-
perin,endent Curtis orders. and the crowd
which had gathsred on tho platform gave
three rou-ing cheers
When the committee was seen going TO
the Alta works the lighting men In tho
Justicv we're Immediately hoisted out.
Two Of them-Charley HUI and Melon
all -procurei q carriage AMI started down
the canyon. by the time the miners got
through with the Alta men aud had reached
the Justice works. these men wsre In Car
son. They Immediately telegraphed 10
Mr.. Curtis asking II they should return.
He replied In the Affirmative. and they are
now probably comfortably ensconsed In
the Justice Office. II IL understood that
the miners do not object W the companies
retaining fighters on top of tbs ground.
They simply protest against
snoror MINERS"
Helping To run the drifts. The protection
Of their own members il the point upon
which they insist. II tho roughs con'
clude 10 meet In the canyon and fight u
out there will b. no interference.
SuPS.in1"uon oa.N So u~ir
uon Oh ms "mon.'ot. !"
III Kind OF onl,etPeoc, c.a p.ss ~
.heeis' with pot.noies 'n.Vesn -,,h
snoot i"ns Wa s -. a.
plenty oi suns n"a
nav oeen roPenc ~
hind. IN 'nis Wy oas ss.r
esptate tue snule ar ~, ,..,.J
'ns IeV.,. H..s e"n. ,nian ~ n.
u Is u,nieul, s''0 any
Pfooa"'e "o'A"s"
wu,r DERRY SAYS.
H.. N,.. va.,sn,.v y.vs superin.
=. -. ~, 900. o., am.
- ii, 4. 40.
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i,a-~..- 1,r.r.n, n. ..I. "a f.v
1870. Az. .o,n..,,o, "a. m,is ON
- 90 -, 60. a. u. an, All,
~s vsr. setting mn close together and
might iniure u men. I said 4 will
tell my men 10 signal before they nreA
blast and he said he would tell MS men
10 do the same. l told Curtis ] would
like to make q connection for air. and In
order 10 have . way by which my men
could escape in case 81 an accident In my
mine, A. q fire or other trouble. Mr..
Curii. agreed 10 this. and proposed put
ling up . gate with a lock On each side /;
the gate not to be used except by the con
sent Of both. unless In case u an Aeeidsnt.
When We did make q eonnection they put
In some shots ON the Justico side and We
did the same 90 our side. blowing . hole
through. After this was done my foreman
sent 60, mo- and the Justice folks sent for
Curtis Immediately went down TO the
mine. The men we've doing nothing ON
either side. asked for Curtis aud Vas
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This was ABOUT ! oe''eN III '' us'
About o'clock gent 10 tne mine Ag.in.
anil NV fOreman told me that the Juauct