Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24
The Pennsylvania Dem.
Ocrats Snub the Pot
Ter Movement.
AND SPEAKER RANDALL. DEPARTS,
DEFEATED AND DISGUISED.
Democratic National Com
mittee Mont ommittal.
A DESTRUCTIVE wHlawlsD IN THE
EAST.
Important Declsions OF Secretary
Bchurx.
tsPsotAL DIssArcHrs TO RE ooLD HUI
DAlI NEws.l
Imper,..s nl.i.r psels.es.

WASHINGTON. Nay 2s.-The Secretary OF
the Interior to-day rendered an important
and interesting decision concerning tho
application Of the claimants Of tho EN-.
pirs. Crescent City. Lady Alice aud
Bunker Hill mines. In Mono county, Cal.
i~fornia. for an approval Of tho surveys OF
said mines made BY Deputy Surveyor vii.
sou 10 1867. which approval would neces-
sarily lead to the issuance Of patents for
them. Surveyor General Ames last Fri.
day wrote 10 the Department that he de-
clined to approve the survey Of the Em.
pirs and Crescent City claims. solely bc-
cause Of tho absence Of any certificate
from tho Register Of tho Land 0nloe. that
there were no adverse claims. and asking
for instructions regarding the novel ques.
ton thus raised. On the day Of the re-
ceipt Of this letter. objections 10 approval
OF the survey were hlsd with the Depart.
ment, together with allegations that GER
tain papers In tho case were forged. Bee
rotary Schurz now decides. irst. that tho
u....o. I.nar.i shonid NOT .nnrova .uch
our,syo' n,n a.. sn.siS. .s,,,es.,a
survey. VIII NV ~. ~ .,a w. .S'
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.eIse oia.n'. .a ,.ns",s.i. 80. 80 -.
.ersI w ny "a. s.iap, ~ 1. s,'iw.n, ~
une re3 W ~ sus."s"s n.n.r"I snd Mn,
api.1, :, III. H., ,.n, 10. r.,isS Tha
$500. ns J,.crs.. ,hs onsstion
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an "n snc ,an5 81 ICES H., ,ha 1890
49,. ~" .o M. ar, ans,s.or
80. 81 w su,,n.r v,o.ssdiny. v,rs
80, All A.. i.,,.r n.,, "a 1871
.shsn ,ha .,n,ic.,,on w.s r[rcsiv.J and ths
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aiso apPr IL w. ~. rr snr,s. So
~ .n.'"..S .n 80, =, 20 a.
Nv nssa .,I Ti",. aan,n 10. IN ~ .nJ
.i So, =, Nv. ipS. AZ. lain $3.50.
nasn =. ~. p,,i,ay Cn,an.n. IN J.nn.
un ~ ~ n.",a.,s .n,~.y a. have
~, m. ns, A.. .nnIic.tion. Tor
49,. ~ os- ,.,inn. IN i ,r.c,. In
ron,savss.v nox ,%.n,iinv unJsr the Act
~ 10 TSs sccro,srv lin. snds th,t tbe
n,o.e.,iny. ~ ths a., clsimsnt vere ana.
penJeJ for ten YEAR. during which time
the Law Of &C was repealed. and although
lis repeal saved existing right. they should
have been clearly .howh. IN rsiore .ne
'ersry scpury nrocesa. n ,iccii" that
no further action can be taken In regard
10 the patented portions. unless such pat.
ents are declared nai. anu ,o,a eou,.
,hs nnp@s,.n,Si nor,ion' ho decide. ,6.t A
hearing must bo ordered before local OIL.
GERS. and testimony taken ~ TO the respec.
nso r,sns o. .n0 s nndsr A., All
of'cG were Abandoned, the applications Of
tho second locators must DO allowed. I'M
less adverse claims DO filed during tho
period % publication and suits commenced
~ required by law. In which event pro.
coedings will be stayed until the question
of title 10 decided by the courts. II
abandonment prior N such relocation DO
not proved. the applications under tho
Act Of IL must DO rejected. Tho becre-
tary, In conclusion, directs the Commits
sioncr Of the General Land OHice TO keep
the papers which are alleged 10 DO forge
ries, and furnish only copies for the pur-
poses Of the local investigation.
r'ss'es"A ~" s
vermont hepupiieasss
BURLINGTON, w., May 23.-The hepub-
licsn State Convention met here to-day.
v,,h .,.uov.r,or Jobn areeor smith :,
W"
Chairman. After speech W inc Tempo
rary Chairman and appointment Of the
mana, commi,,... . ,ecc.s ~. t.ken.
- GO. a., A.. -...., ..,,
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ground against Tho Presidents Southern
policy aud compared the legislation In
Convress reducine tho army and sppro-
-. =. an. ,..,.,.,,on ,m~r.di.,.iv
pI,suon a.. sshoSii"n whsn ths iov:i
Gs,n ~. srir,is'S ,hst ,ha rshsi sonth
N Np.n, W.
Inon snissmhiin. co,ons, R.dasla
". no,nin.sss tor Go,ornor. r.
= Ts1,or g. Iian,sn.nt o~oysrnor. ami
ichn A p.vo ,nresent incumbentJ FOR
49, Irre.surer.
,rh.@ toiiowiny rssolutions vere sdoptcd,
rirst-That the motives and general
courss Of the Administration Of President
Uayes have our hearty appreciation. and
thonuh differences a. 10 policy may exist,
We rejoice in the belief that both the Er.
~ecutiye and Republicans Ia Congress are
disposed TO suffer no divisions. but, on the
contrary, 10 observe the excellent precept.
I" Ia essentials unity, In non-essenhais
icsI.y W.. "sp.omins N. ,,r,h ,na
.hrinIinv not from in~yesiisntion. we vol
condemn - unfair, unc.lled for and rev.
olutionary the measure OF tue Democr.uo
n mos's ou u n NJ i.sts ,.r,.inina 10 The
Presldepti.l election, and consider that all
efforts to reopen . question Of such mag.
nituds after 1t Ia. ouce been lawfully. AND
~ We oe,ieVe lns.y. c'oscu. ai1 ~ .h.
nl 70 sns sna ~. 49,
s sn0Son y, ~" III .no.i r,sissn'
u'TTss'nou N. s.sn I.,,.. a.. nm.
Third-That Wniio w aep,ore 'ne ".
position Oh Pornon OF une oou.h sn.I
Efforts OF ,he Aaminia.rauTn 70 s.se squh
rishts ana privileges 20 al eiuhrh. " sue
whole country, we 90 recoghl.' ,he p.s
riouc achoh ana uevouon OF tnos:
that section VINO now snnu nrm LOT .uo
Union and the perpetuity OF good govern
ment.
Tho State Committee were authorixeu
10 call district conventions Of the time
Of the Stato Convention and 70 choose GEL