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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06
Radical Caucus.

The radicals of both Houscs Of Congrsss last
night held q j5int caucus in the hall ofthe House
Ct Representatives: NJ Allison, of Iowa, pre-.
siding.
The meeting IVES called 10 coneider VIVA. &C.
ton should bo taken on the bill introduced in
Doth uoaics 'to prohibit military interference
st oloc:ion7."
Mr.. EdmuEds nsds speech Of considerable
length, taking strong grounds against tie bill
upon the general objection tha.it restricted the
rowefs OF the federal government in many par
licus!s.
NJ: Hosr. Ct Masz.. slso opposed The bill ss
did NtsSrs. Logan, Keifer. uGTley, Fry, Con-
ger aad others,
Mr.. Conkiipg held tha: tho p!eaentment Of
th's messure ia advance Of The army sppropria-
tion bill wss cortriyaace 10 coerce the Presi-
dent sud only differed in form from attaching
It IS rider" and not at al in effect, and,
riost OF wrong, the measure ahould be resisted
On That grCuucs
Finally it Was unanimously resolved tia! it
Vas he seDse Ct Tho caucus that proposed bill
;hoUl1 be defeated, snd hessrs. kdmunds.
Frye. and Robe:on were appointed committee
10 prepare substitute to be offered,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06
,vEEg.s or TEE UAE..

s. rcakls Wallis ia talked Of SIS suoo'ssci TO
Senator W5yte, ct Maryland.
TIC Ba!,moro eud Osio Railroad Compipy
is taking active s!sps 10 senels telegraph
system.
Asapublic meel;ps OF pocassstt, Mass, yes
terday. in which the ee!ecimen participated,
testimony was taken 10 regard TO the killing OF
l;t,in Edith Freeman By her faoatical father, ald
il wss vo.cd unanimously to arrest ssrsra! other
parties as accessories TO the crime.
A pprtisl vo!o vas taken By tic Prssbyteiy
10 tho ia!rnsee case at Brooklyn, N. \ yes
terGsy, resulting twelve for aeQulttai, three
guilty, and the, undecided. Further clsous:l9n
will be hGa Jay and q decisive vote Will toi-
loR.
Ate meeting ia HasLiahton city last nigh 10
cid cf the Southern negro emlgrapts speeehes
were nave By Senator Window, Mt. Gorbam,
Bishop Campbell (colored), End others IN sup
port Of The emigration mCvs nen.. "A c1mmtI'
teo en- subscriptions was Eppolrtad eud d
collection taken up. which letter realZsd Sl2o
besides check from Robert logersoll fer 500.
Duiiog the present ;csl year there have been
lis new post. fices opened in Kansas, and the
records Of the: Land Office show that dutlcg
pino mouths, since June last, 2. 275 SEQ acres
have been taken By settlers. As tsr as known,
roro of the coIored enaIants have taken aDy
of this land, though the reports Indicate that
S coo hevs reschet there or are 90 the way
thilheF.
A spe:il! dispatch to the Baltimore Amet;,
csa tGys that tho President ssid yesterday that
While hs did ret know the eXsct form Of The
Democratic caucus bill it it proved 10 he
simply bill olbld1ing the use of troops ct the
polls nc thtuid sign il. lie believed that
Congress had The right 10 determine how and
where tho army should be used, uIless such
Legislation limited constitutional provisions.
Ii is said that the friends Of Gen. Gra1t vie8
with no littlc alarm tho strength tho Sherman
movement hos SO recently developed, aud
sh.ewi POLITICIANS ftapkly admit that il Score
tery Sherman carries Ohio next fall be will,
beyo5d Ill question, provo the most form!da'
able Antagonist General Grant will have to
oompste with IN the next national republican,
convention.
Abcut . 900 u1cu have iovadad toe Indian
Territory from Southeastern Kansas. wlthln
tho PAS, week. Iti,ssid that rich silver mines
have been discovered just south of tho Kansas
line, aad large punbers Of claims sro being
registered 10 The squatters' registry Office. Ths
War sud Iotcri1r Departments arc making
strenuous tlTMts 10 prevent The movement toto
the loGian Territory, and will compel ell who
Grass cha lire TO move back.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06
E5lEEfG% ITEMS.

The SsIsiau Ceural Railway Company has
failed.
The roirg in Cork Waa reneWed yesterday,
| end many persons were Injured.
There is talk ct the French Cabnc. agreeing
to resume relations 9Th Mexico.
The Russian Nhilis!s hava issued manifesto
to the srny not 10 become executioners.
Robert Barrett, cotton mill owner at Boz
ton aud Manchester. Englsn1, has isll.d fer
$4,000 pounds.
The conflicts batwecn tho Egyptians aud the
slave dealers 10 Upper Egypt have reauleG 10
the complete defeat Of the latter.
DR.. Isaac Butt, member Of Parliament for
Limerick city, died at O'Clock yesterday after.
noou. It is attended to ra;ss a national rub.
scription tor his family who ore left almost IN
provided fox.
A cargo CT hogs from Philadelphia was
slaughtered at Liverpool last week 10 coose-
queCcs OF typhoid fever. Some apprehension
IS felt les. this may lead to restrictive action Dy
the Prisy Couaci.
The Norwegian government has issued
regulation prohibiting The importation into that
country from the United States of live cattle,
sheep, and goals. This action wss taken CO
aec>uu. OF the reports OF p!euro pneumonia ADD
other diseases existing among American cattle.
A Reuters dispatch from Coastantioopls
says tie Cars letter to the Sultan makes pro
posals Of friendship end good will as necessary
safeguards agaiost iuttrna! danger, and gives
notice that orders for the commencement of
evacuation have hsen issued. Adjutaut Gene
raj Obru's,heff #. the Cats messenger 10 Coz
Vcrsatiou with .Le Sultan. pointed out the ad
vsntages Of direct understanding With Rush,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06

The Indications now are that General Greut
will be the republican nominee for the aext
presidency, asd tha. bis nomination will b, ct.
iscted chief, By means Of the votes 10 be cast
BIZ the southern States il the national repubE'
can convention. 10 other words il locks Cow
az if bis nomination was lrobable, aud that II
will be brought abou: by States ro5 o0e Of
phi,h will vote for him after he shall have
been nominated. He is tho first choice of only
a few Of hi, parry 10 the North. where Blaine,
Conkling, Sherman a1d other ioyaterste a5a
lmplacsblc hsters of tic Sonth ase the political
idols tf The radicals, eud where Cen. Grlo's
former ASSOCIATIONS, ks S;uth r. mauneIs bis
quarrel With NV Highlands demi god, Mr.
SUMNER. aud ether little Circumstances cooa' G.
ted with his history. sod where it is Will kuows
that his repubcanism is neitherlo cor the
result Of conviction ba! simply AID solely Of the
Dalgest7 character, would render bis nomioalion
generally acceptable only upon The ground OF S
being less distesteui han that OF sumo oEe more
Objectionable. The radicals have not ooly forced
The South, against i's will to be solaiy deno
cratic, but they have conferred upon that SEC
lion the privilege Of osniog presidential cao-
iiiates FIR whoa they shall vote. Thira
oever was a mote striking illustration Of the
truth Of The a3age that those who snw the
Wind shall reap ths Wbiri@ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06

Soma Ct the radical newspapers assert that
the plan adopted by the democrats for prohibi.
ing the presence Of soldiers OF the polls IS 8
complete back DOVE, is merely rcafirr1 stcu
Of part OF the Constitution, aGd that the
President will approve ii; and yet at the Goa
gressonsl republican caucus. held last light, it
vas determined that this back doWp, ''rc
affirmation Of tho Constitution" and "bi that
will receive Sir. Hayes spproval.' shtu!t be
opposed 10 both houses o! Congress. Therad'
cal Papers referred to are beside themselves
with rage. spd sro 80 blinded By their hate fer
their fellow cis'z.ns # tho South, that they
fail to reaiz, tho ridiculous txtent to which
their Inconsistency leads them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06
CU3I iU NtyH :.
'Gile Httuafiofl.
Altx.Daria.

Talk about the situation I've ncg;r lllE:d
Josh Biuas, nor Me- % Adams, u5r Bill Arp,
cor Old Ci, nor coy of tia: tribe discuss he
10 peer wonan Of the t,r siZ The siiu2
aud ali my f!iecds it bios aud g'iads, aud
don't pay tsxe5. Aud there's no trad, 90 en-
terpri:e, even cmaug c7san players aai Iaou.
keys. Mouse talking about tauiag s?rea= uON
a days, they'S oil sutueatcd t7 The s;!uI.ion
some PLACES than to.hcr., for instarca CO water
corses, iugjrg from the p!sc, In stoppin IL:
No,bin turns up to help tho s;tuaiioc, hard
there's aoy!hipg d. haze j. ii; the s!ru.'i7r.
k6owtd the Importance Ct tao sui &c: before.
If | vas man l couldnt do any better than
female; all ihEy can do is loo help feel tie
bread and feeIen cassy, We GiSh't k1ow l.: ; We
ue7er appreciated any situation Ike thia orc
We hiss nov. II | secs nso Ki;h scedy hat,
aud female with bonpit made over three
ines, s,ys 10 myself then people !caEs The
situation tits the diaagrecablist thiGG 10 locate
10 towp, usan tho situation it hes b:en
here long enough to take root, and macy fe!lers
would venter off broad from here, BIZ! they
dotz bate to leave that nae market stcepla, end
the dear old Coon Killer. These articles has
thar own Idi7idul merits which tho outside
wcill kloBs uotbn at ali about Bu: lia get
lilo away from The grave sutieo: 0! IT, si:ua-
,icn As for ny part i I'm goio 70 opsn
skula on or!hoeraphffy md ersmmsT, aad 4
small class on composition thereto | Hish you
would publish this az a s2cssinin. SO rs 10 sct
me soue schollsfs Very Respectfully yerrs.
WANET BUSTING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR BN-OwDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 6. 1873

The executive committee Of the conservative
party ct the city have determined to nominate
city officers By means OF primary e;ectlo7, pu'
yard officers through the more Objectionable
mtd,of ward meetings a. hight. AS The polls
for the primary election are to be held 10 The
several wsrds, ps the trouble and inconvenience
Of vo.ing cad Of osuntlng the votes ct those
polls will not ba sctsbly decreased By pulling
Ou the tickets four moro nants. US The votes
osst 10 tho several wards at o primary election
are always AID Obviously 10 EXCESS of those cast
a. ward meetings, AID. consequently. atf,rd o
moro correct expression Of the ss9so OF tie
ward, and, 6oalIy, az the ncmiua!ioDs made Ht
wad meeting arc invariably srd VIGOROUSLY
unsatisfactory, ne can 500 no good reason why
couucilmeo, the men who lay the taxes and
spend the money thus collected, the most iu'
porisDt officers OF the city, should not be ncm!.
mated 10 the manner by which the amplest
opportunity and tho greatest facility are atford
ed all who take any interest in the gogsrcmsnl
and welfare OF tho CITY TO express their prefer.
epcc, asd not b. compelled. is most of the
voters viii be by the pre:c:ib,d p!au. to leave
that piefererc, unexprsssed by having their
opportunity restricted to few minutes. snd
hampered by tho arnoyances necessarily iDol-
den! 10 ward meetings at light. We arc
insured tia: cur suzgts:ioa will m'ot the
approval Of large ms,rity Of the conservative
vosera of the City. and trus! it may be adopted
By the executive c,mnittee. There is plenty
Of tims 70, the desired change 10 BIZ mad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06
CH.E.TyEECE.SGs

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Msy G.-Tho mario.
to-day is quiet and easy. Tho ssies Of Flour
continue light. The receipts Of Who's! are light,
and sales were made to-da7 s! 10 liz srd llG.
as to quality. The receipts Of Corn for the pa;
few days have incross d bu. buyers and ael!s't
are spsr., and to-day ,hore were no cai's re
ported. Netting doirg in hya or Oats c,io.
try produce quie. nd easy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICU LTURE,
Richmond, March 20 b, lS1'

Richmond, March 2O.h, 1919. J
DEAR Sir: The Seuate of Virginia has just
pas; rc3clI iol rgl lriag the Com ml:slouer
of Agriculture to make strict erqIlry ss to
whether or not 'pourc 2Deu nouIs. or any
o'her c)ntegaors or infectious disease, exists
amcng thc cAtil, OF this State" The object Of
Ibis resolution it, 10 the event Of 20 disease CT
this character * siog 10 tha State. to procure
from tbs government OF Great Britain the
removal OF ell Restrictions upon tho stie-
mept Of clilie from This STATE to the English
markets. | beg You to reply to the following
points:
Frs;-Ex.0ioc sour clt;!a ard erH!re among
your nrighb0r to fad cut whether such disease
egls's in youc section.
Sacocd-Statc the symptoms Of the disease,
if aay exists. and the mortality.
Thi!d-Bc particular not TO contour pieuro.
pneumonia or Iioderpast. OF other contagious
disease, with Ccli nou-cJntnge6u5 diseasa.-
P!euso pneumonia usually commences With
chiiaess. sli2ht c)uRb. fever. dific1lt breshiog.
with fr.qu,nty cid eStremities. ADD general
depreasluo. Rinderpeat commeDoss With felid
breath, tho mouth is hoS aud red, and the
lower lip soon shows CO it's iuterbal surface
numerous ap!hous or white patches; the animal
holds i's head TO ooe side, an1 has peculiar
detected ADD pirifu' box
Fourth-R ply as soon as practicable. Your
prompt attcplion 70 these enquiries is matter
OF Elu9h importance. Hour-..verg respectfully,
THOMAS POLLARD.
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
THO acxI m,e Ing of the clco will be held OF
E II. Doty's 10 May Slst.
the criIic1l committee appointed were Wm.
Hu5ter, s. FL. SaoHden and D. P. Snith.
irg vi,ws CT landscape and water, cultivated
dives ard scc:sl Interviews.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06
From Harry Hill, ihc Champion wIc"tt1t NJ

kGoa Of m renedg ,hat will g. Qlcs'g =
mCv, the JscoIorali,u OF tho skin tcsu'rioc
from itiares, so.cocss aca pains If ,l2 i)i.l'
muscles ani tGn2s, the .asui; cf y.5icn1 @tj
contiuucd ,zetcs SO as Gle Lia;n2n, i1.th
Ammonia. | have icd il nns.it nni 's!a
seen il used by Others a13 recommend ~ US
to ail cthletes
For sale by +, s. l.naibcairr Is b.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06
ALEXANDRA, Va, May 6.

Josie Irwin, who WAS ahot By D. j. Sultan,
died this afternoon. Sullivan. who dill tue
shooting, came 10 ina city ahou. th.eo months
ago from Eew YORK, and ob.slnel employ mani
as clerk in the Office OF the Saturday E7ohing
Post. and is believed to be In comfortable cir
cumstsnces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06

SENATE
NJ. McDJna.i reported from he u}saDi,:s.
on tho judiciary, With amendments; he !;i
Introduced yestards; - Mr. Eaton uskip.,;
unlawful to use soy part Ct the army eni :s?g
at the polls, etc. He gave notice that he 7ori
ci it up to.no!r,T.
Dir. Beck reported from tie U,mm;tl.e o.
Appropriations, With Em2a1:a, ~. laa i.g..
lstise, Execaiico aud judo hpprap:let!oa
bill and gave notes that be T3Gll Ct! j. u q
80 eally Gay.
The Senate proceeded to be cousid f.,cn q!
the resolution authorizing the ta!iag Of tcs,i.
mooy in relation to the cIa!m G NJ. Sgct;y.;
to the seat CT Senator k9tiocc.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The moruiog toar aa, cr.=uue3 - tAa e.
PRODUCTION and re'e.cgco Oi bii's. The iio.:.
coacuuea 10 tic Senaie smfAicratS 20 t.
DILL providing for cartain expenses CT tbs ~;
sent session.
Mr.. kIott, Chairman OF tee JcdGiary Ger:
nittcc, reported back, without amendment. HE
bill introduced yesterday 10 prohibit military
interference ct clacti355
MIR. Robson offered 3 substitute misicg d
uolawrl 10 brig TO or c@p,og at aDy phase
where O cetosral Or special ce>t;on Is b ic@
held 10 S!a!e, a5y part CT TIC amy or nav'
uc!e:5 such rDli0yI2N SHALL 90 necessary /
carry cut lh2 provi-i)as Il the UJ3s,ltut!O1 ::
~ cyorc,uo Tn,c;rl, ,,h..,u,,i,o :, ,ho cv en-.
~ " rnaia - ,r,,S,.,,.. ,a.r,, a..
''1u "a '""s nau' -"
maElnE any V!o."!1h OF us 80. !'a'"' HIS 2
The substitute is entitled Ii 10 .u-th't pro
tcct the freedom Ct olrn'cra. and va.
dct.atnG-vcas OF nars lol Oa,v 6r,.
o,oanh,c,,er AR Eo-3 e VI, y,.rG 40. niyh,
er.t Ill.,, n, - N'rn 49,, 81;
J 40 ' '''@ ''"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06

TIE Horrors OF GAMBLING. Tho stcli.s
;f1uin every dap, sometimes CO good au;htr'
rs, ;r; HURDLE. Fortunes. trust facrey, pro.
y:si3n for Children and WIDOW, ia, sums &c
dGttd ty TIC SIZE ct con- ni5sioGs. SHE'S .i:cd
o. house aud lead. hive disappeared in e flw
days or hcufa. OI!cn it IS the exrtVIgaGcj OF
The compsGiJn THAI drives hc5 v:;::n back and
ba 10 tho tables, decRar aud deeper. But
tue women themselves ar3 the most reckless
gamblers. The conmon computation IS sui
eide mouth, and there sometimes como three
or four together. Ga the rampsrts OF the gar
den of Monaco, there are several points ftJm
RLich ruined pamb.cra have thrown themselves
into tho sea 900 feet below. OILY tho olher
day lady" tbrsw herself GU: Of her third
h,o7 chamber icto the road. There have been
suicides i1 tic r9oDs Of The Casino AID Cpc a:
tho table itself. Hasiog siaEed AID les. his
Last fra-c q gentleman stood uD sni drew his
pistol and discharged II 10 his mouth. For tie
reception Ct suc ] scandals there IS provided
room, handy fer the railway, which, passes ell
most dirtc ~ under the Cisina. Some ic1ues!
there must b., and i. is performed By ne ser.
wants of the establishment. Bat U,oS: Of tie
victims 60 awey aud hiGo themselves, and die
like tick dog 10 some corner. where thcy hes
ten death or le, broken heart take lis c5ur:e.
Il Is impossible to COZ ecturc the total snoant
CT tie auuulI ruit; Dor IS that 60 important
70 Ter. for tho loss cf few hundred IS as a..
ter ,uiG to s1ue people as tcrs Of thou'anda is
10 others. When naa c'nuoi ueet ta c:edl
tors Or even bis wife aud clll:r q, il ia ali
over with him. u1leEs he is d:vjld 0! psturaI
feeling aud lost 10 shame. Tna usre :x3!te.
1rcut of djv's gambling has been k:oTD TO
kill people coHs:iu i,aaiiy weak Of hart CT
bcai, whether ,iec have Hca or lest. E,s,ac7
works TIE etfec: q despair 10 Euah c:s,s PEG
pie hg7a been kcown IL 20 70 hicDtG Carlo
etter bsipg assured by friends aud doctors that
il will be thtir desth ii the3 da. Te!u!G home
Isso aai die ia few hours. The attraction
opce given way to becomes irrcsi.tibe. 1t Is
Oil tbs fact tina. tbs bilk ca!tay 5tan!s. If
7i-t2r loses, BE- icavca be tsD!e aaj thsre IS al
Cat! TT him. It BE- gains, he always Ietutns
and plays ill he has Inss ese'E hige. -NGn0c0
Letter to the London Times.
Tbo +. ., r,,b, ooni;,uoe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06
& Dynamite Explosion.

Yesterday noroiag the t0gn Of S::ativya,
On.a:io. was shaken IS il By sli2ck Of earth
ql.k. Windows wa.o blown io, AMI even the
sid walk upoa wh.ci People were H4ikiag, vas
shaken 90 as to cause pedestrians 10 I'LL. Ire
c:u,3 ves 5000 mode apparent. 4 car laden
vi:h dynamite had exploded q: the Grand
TIuak freight ysrl. The wr,cs mad, By The
expulsion bcegsr4 description. Underneath
the dynamite ca. q hole s:Veral !cat d:eD had
h,@n sc,oped out !ha end Of tho biJk freight
shed aud portion CT its roof T43 boTn d09n.
Scrarai franc buildings were lav.ied to the
:ilucd, aaG !oDg Il les CT tceshs c!!a NicE ia
tic gard Htrc uttclly wrecked. The tusiutss
raTs o, he togr IS ceatiy tDle ir1n the e.. nc
1T he explosion, but It shared 10 tbs disaster.
Fsu.blu p!c,e glass Titd)ws were b;oHn ic-
flames aud all Tho dlusga done t. pEopnriy
il e-lina!ed al many thousand d)ars. Two
rsiiwa? employees wjIkiog in the yard, Frauk
L.ryiaa, of Montreal, anl Thom!5 pJlio. Of
s.rs:lorJ, v!ro 5IoTn iaIo iras N ms, III, foo.
CT enc Of them beicg found eco yards cE 9th
efs were i;jurc1. Tie hors!s around The
Ireigh. shed were nearly all wooden bai!iioa9,
and several vera blown into minute fragments
Sore 30 c,rs Terc blown into splIntc.a. a2d u
many more ware damaged, Tho debrl. il nag
,ilg iiitk'y scattered Gu .ud artuad tina tyack.
Fir. Flynn, :E5 checker, wbo has nu cfi1. at
tie calraGce IF the yard, j.; among the badly
itIured. Two If the clerks, Mess j DiysisIe
AID Porter, were 10 the ofi,e at the time anl
had o narrow escape. Tn, building was 4hs.
ierrd iato = h0E,aah pieces, iad hos tha5 Is
c1pcI unhu,t is q mlIsco. OAe nan, wEO was
waking toward the freight house, was b!o8D
over TIC icIc.. 4 !,a2lnc1t C! ;r0D. wciGhiyg
? ;,,pd was driven .hraueh q EiLhoE @! the
U!ovu Hotel, half u,ie ti0m the cxni0s23.
Ite shock vas felt 10 all hoSurrGuldirs towos,
AID i: was Supposed to rs az earthquake. Tha
c.r upon wh;eh The explosion occurred vas
titiahted at Nlonttesl for AaherStburs. aud
contained 50 packages, which werc entered Is
b.s,icg rosdcr. They Were shipped Oh 40
rcupt Of Fapde!tiit 10 DC rs!d ia b!as:iag az
The Detroit tulnel. When tio explosion &C
cured the cars were Being shuntc1 in tho yard.
Tic damage will exc ed S25 1000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06
CHsSGEESE;J,.zy
CIV 49,
bL.I.t e..

Reported 10" ths Al,cna}ria G,ys4..
TAsNTSGToT. Nav =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06

Tho drought 10 Cuba continues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-06

The Senate Juiicisr7 C,mn.ter, j.; q.
SPECIAL uceicg. this m1r2ipG. took ac.iaa rp b.
The bill irtroduc.d ty Mr.. E,:on, ycHcr:as
ITO prohibit m':aVy ln,sIitrICc, a:gI,d"n's
and By party s5sc, decided 10. rca1m;nc9,'
It's pIss)ge with tSo am .n1 ncr.s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-24
ReIcher.

GoLp HILL, March 20. ls79.-Jame.
yssiaRd.. President: Tho main incline
has attained . depth OF i60 feet below the
25G0 level. having been sunk and timbered
"a feet during the week. Tho 2560 south
drift Is now in 800 feet. 81 fsethaving been
added during the week. The 23G0 south
drift has reached . length Of COG feet. A
large air pipe has been put In this drift
for the purpose Of sinking wines and
doing other work which may hereafter be
necessary. We have also been engaged
during the week In lining the main In
cline 90 a. TO cause the cool air 10 20 down
QUE side and the hot air up the other.
This keeps the bottom cool and is even
better than . blower. Everything about
the mine Is going on quietly and Jul ma
chinery Is in good order.
W. II. SIXTH. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-24
Mining rrassssrs.

There have been hlsd for record in the
Office OF the County Recorder mining
transfers as follows:
NJ. @. Sullivan to +. Tagliabue-Con.
alteration, 1 1000; GOO feet Of the
claim. known az the Brophy. Flowsry
District. and 200 feet a. Discovery, 300
feet in all. and all the right title and
interest Of the grantor In the adjoining
claim known a. the Succor.
+. Taglisbue to the Brophy Mining
Company-Consideration, 81; the 300
feet Of the Drophy above mentioned.
Henry Rosener to n. O. Sullivan
Consideration. S.; same ground de-
scribed first above.