Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-13
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Developing tho Geld Deposits Of
Chill.

Developing the Geld Deposits Of
Chill.
NEW YoRK, April IL.
A steamship from Panama brings the
following correspondence While l am
not Investigating with . view to developing
the gold deposits in Chill, l, In common
with the average inhabitant Of that coun-
try, recognize the necessity Of something
being done for the benefit OF the democrat
ised condition Of its finances, public and
private, and il precious metal exists in
such quantities - experts from California
and elsewhere assert. work in this fold now
10 the shortest way to prosperity. The
publication Of long and exaggerated state
ments, and the com animation Of interested
spectators. styling themselves hydraulic
miners, sluicers. etc., while they know
practically nothing ct all Of such bust.
ness in these times .hindsrs rather than hen
ents the promotion Of her industry. The
Chilsnos are miners, a. tho world knows,
but they know nothing Of hydraulic and
river mining, - practiced now in Califor.
mia. 1t would. however. appear that these
systems are about TO be introduced, and il
10 70 b. hoped splendid results may follow.
Some three or four parties are mining in
the river beds. and are making it pay. but
have - yet made no rich strikes Of by.
draulic claims. The Champioco Company
have resolved TO raise additional capital,
and got ready TO wash when the winter
sets in. The Niblinto Company are work.
ing on their canal, aud expect to have il
completed by Nay next. The Pitorca Com
pany are said to have the necessary funds
subscribed TO put their property in
working order. but it is doubtful il they
can wash any gold this year. The Catapil
Company continues spending money. II
is in the hands Of some New York and
Boston spectators, and is regarded here
with some suspicion, because Of the many
disputes between its officers and managers,
Several other prospecting companies are
talked of. but l have not heard Of any be-
ing organised
CongF0ssa0nel PFoeeeAangu.
W~AsHISoroN, April II.
Consideration was esumed in tho Com
mittee Of the Whole Of the Legislative Ap-
preparation bill, the pending amendment
being that increasing to $25, 900 the ap-
preparation for controlling and Graduating
contagious diseases among domesticated
animals. After . long debate. the whole
subject was stricken from the bill, and .
proposit OF agreed to recommending the
House to refer the whole matter TO the
Committee on Agriculture, with orders
TO report promptly. After making further
progress with the ordinary items Of the
Appropriation bill. the Committes Of the
Whole rose, and Hard. Democrat, Of
Ohio, moved 70 adjourn till Tuesday, the
object being 70 prevent the introduction
Of 6nsucia1 measures under tho call Of the
0tGtss on Monday. The molten was do
Sested BY three majority. all the Republic
n and eleven Democrats voted in the
Affirmative. Tbs House thcn adjourned
till Monday.
Trial 81 Olive Ind Mis- Associates.
OMAHA. April ~.
In response 10 an urgent telegram from
Governor Vance. General Crook this morn
ing sent a company OF regulars TO Hast
inss by special train, 10 prevent the rescue
OF Olive and his associate prisoners BY
the cowboys. Tho trial Of Olive and his
associates for murder and burning Mitchell
and ketchum 10 now progressing satisfac-
torily. Positive evidence has been adduoed
showing that Olive, Guttrel and Domini-
u are guilty. Tho other defendants are
not being tried ct present. Dufraind's
cross-examination was continued this
morning, but nothing new was elected
His testimony given yesterday remains uu-
changed. The sensation to-day was the in
PRODUCTION - . witness for the State Of
Bion Brown, one Of tho Olive cowboys,
who was an eyewitness Of the lynching on
tho Loup. Brown was indicted. but turned
States evidence. He rays Olive led the
gang. and shot Mitchell and helped in
tho hanging.
0uarnAnw = D~uk.
Bosrox. April II.
The Savings Bank Commissioners de-
msnd the removal OF Isaac A. Barnes,
Cashier Of the Foxboro Savings Bank, ON
the ground Of irregular tsansactions.
Barnes was appointed about Z year AGO 10