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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-28
The Canadian Pacific Railway.

New Yoax. July 2s.-Csnads journals
favoring the Pacific Railway policy are
urging its prosecution. 10 only to enable
the country to retain q due share OF
European grain carrying trade and put q
stop to the misehisvous manipulations
OF the wheat market by spectators like
Keene. The Bulletin comments thus /:
Some SIS. 900, 900 are needed to push the
Canada Pacific TO completion. But even
we're It finished and In operation today,
1t would. for the most part, traverse q
vast wilderness, portions Of which would
be closed by snow and Ice during the
Winter months. As for population. DO.
yond the limits Of Manitoba there IL
none worth speaking Of. II thinks the
project Q colossal raid on the public
treasury for the benefit Of contractors,
professional jobbsu and political favor.
tfsa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-28

BInTH.-As will be seen under the
usual head In another partof this paper.
a son has been born to the widow OF the
late Humphrey Symons. By an unfor.
tunate mistake the child was announced
as stillborn four or Ave days ago. May
this son prove to be as good Q man a
his father, and grow up to be the great.
est help and comfort to his bsrssvsd
mother.
PoruLAn.-The most popular men In
the county now are G. W. Foulks 4 Co.,
the Ice men. who dispense solid cool.
ness and comfort to their customers at
the rate OF q cent and a half or 30 per
pound. Happiness IL cheap In hot
weather, after all. when Foulks q Go.
are around.
Tracy. Roprn and Foley. the three
men arrested on a charge Of b~urglarizing
Steve Goodban's restaurant, have all
turned States evidence, and wound
themselves up In o web OF their own
weaving. II they can be believed, they
are three precious rascals.
SEVERAL Comstocksrs were yesterday
out OF the fryingpan into the Gre. They
went into the valleys for comfort. and
got Il hot. Those who went TO Steam.
boat found the baths refreshing. Most
OF the others complained.
FraE.-The alarm OF Ore ct $40
O'Clock this afternoon was caused by
some burning rubbish which had been
thrown out against the rear and north
side of the Fashion saloon. Il was
squelohed before II fairly began to burn.
SERGEANT SAMUEL L. NurrNo won
the monthly medal Of tho sarsheld
Guard yesterday. making q SCORE OF II
points-2l at the 20O.yard range. and 20
at the 600.ysfd range.
TIE Yellow Jacket new shaft and Gal.
latin & Folsom's hardware store have
been connected by . telephone. This
Will Save OubiucEnbto WoiAthk oooA saa
forth by the Yellow Jacket folks.
DUNNO the late hot weather the wind
was north and hence its unusual want
Of freshness. Down In the valleys Of
California they had Q regular northsrnsr
and had to den up or burn up.
X. OF P.-Msmbers Of Mystic Lodge
No. 8, K. Of p. are requested to meet
for especial and important purposes at
Odd Fellows Hall July 80. at $50 p. n.
See notice elsewhere.
EMILY SALrra, Culmstock vioarass.
Wellington. Somerset. England. wants
to hear from her brother. Geo. Saltsr.
TEE ophir Mining Company last Sat-
urday night shipped six bars Of bullion.
worth ga, ssl s5.
CulaLrs FosxAs. Of the ovsrman.
Caledonia and Forman shaft. Is back
from Bodis.
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Hale

VIRGINIA CrrY. July 2s. ls79.-Jod r.
Liyhtnsr. Secretary: The water this morn
ing stands at the 2l00 station, having
been lowered 20 feet during the week. Our
main pumps are working splendidly, but
the donkeys are giving considerable
trouble, the hot water having injured
them to such an extent - 10 require con.
tinued repairs. We have one donkey
working we'll and will put another ct work
this morning.
PHILIPr DrIpKsHErNxR, Supt.
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4 Butler Convention.

Bosros. July 2s.-Gsnsral Butler An
nounoes his willingness to contest again
for the aovsrnorship Of Massachusetts,.
A call has been issued. inviting those
favorable 70 the nomination OF General
Butler 10 elect delegates to q conventions
To b held at Worcester. September y,
for the purpose Of ratifying such nomi.
nation and slscting . general State
ticket.
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silysr Hill.

SILVER HILL MrSf. July 40, 1s7s.-R.
4. Dean, Secretary, Our pump started last
Sunday morning, aud has been running
steadily up to this time. with the exception
Of one stoppage OF Q hours. The water is
about half out Of the HOO level. and We
expect To DO able 10 resume work Of the
$500 by the early part Of next week. We
have thoroughly repaired both sets Of our
old boilers and reset them ready for bust.
ness. We are now excavsting = pitfor the
foundation Of = large Air compressor.
N. @. HILLYER. Sup't.
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ward.

VIRGINIA Crrr. July 40, 1876. = Jacob
StodJeld, Jr., Secretary: The company's
shsft has been sunk and timbered IL feet
for the week ending this date; total depth.
1870 feet. The quantity OF water bailed Is
equal 10 10000 gallons per "a hours. The
formation encountered has been Q little
more solid than that Of the previous week
chiefly birdseye porphyry. Work In the
east crosscut remains suspended. Tho
water therein 10 no less. The main hoist
ing building 10 fast approaching compile
ton. Tho hosting machinery Is in good
running order.
HENRY BAwpEN, supt.
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Delinquent
tu Hoard.


PERsoSAL.-W. A. Dooley, OF univcr-
sal fame In the yeast powder line. fin.
ishsd his visit to the Pacific Coast and
the Comstock yesterday. in Gold Hill.
He left on the cars for New York last
evening, and expects to DO homo in time
q, enjoy the yellow fever. II the pow
der which made such q ~fearfully damag.
ing explosion at Bodie recently. had
been Dooley's famous yeast powder. in.
stead Of giant powder. everything would
have been all right. There would have
been not only q magnificent rise in bread
but In stocks also. But Mr.. Dooley has
been here before and is coming again.
FROM BopE.-Mat Gillespie returned
from Bodis yesterday. He says that 1t
is Q lively camp. and business men are
reapinR q harvest. There Ia plenty OF
money around the gambling places. and
the sports all seem to bs well liked.
Mat says houses are very scarce. and
that II 10 almost impossible to get a
room in which to sleep after Q o'clock at
night. The most OF those who went
from the Comstock are doing well.
Hor. - The weather has advanced
from hot to hotter. and that is a big adj
vsncs for this section. But in the val.
lsys they have IL hottest. At Huffaker's
II was 100 degrees yesterday and at Car.
son SO. At the Mound House 1t was "
At 8 p. n. Friday night 1t was "a in
Carson AZ 8 o'clock. % at 6 o'clock. and
81 At z o'clock. The hottest part OF the
day was between 4 and . o'clock. Al
Gold Hill IL reached % yesterday.
TIE drain pipe laid to carry the water
from the Ophir to the sutro tunnel is
doing its work splsndidly. Supsrintsn'
dent Patton says Il il capable Of carry.
ing ak times the quantity Of water now
passing through IL. The pipe TO % lana
from the Sierra Nevada will not connect
with The Ophir pipe. II will be a sepa-
rate pipe all the way to the Z. x Z.
shaft.
Hr1.p yol PosrAoE. - Letters i'd
dressed a follows are held for postage
nj the Gold Hill Postofice: Mrs. jas.
ouirk. San Francisco; Miss Sarah u.
Sullivan, sydney Miner. Breton. Douin-
ion of Canada; Mrs. Lyman Z. Adams
Christie's Corner. Gernsval county
Ontario; Joseph II. Richards. BrsAsh'
Cornwall. England.
ANNUAL MxxrrSos.-In our adver-
.,.t.c columna TODAY will be found
ofaciai notices OF annual meetings OF
mining companies as follows: 'uha
ssonsoIidated. August Is; Vancouver.
.Iuoust Is, De Haro. August Is; George
DoSelsss, August IA; Tolo. August To-
SOMETHING aooD.-For a choice cigar
OF any i.voh.s brand. tobacco or pipes.
I. s.il on o. H. Gallup. opposite the
Banl. win b conducive TO pleasure. DE
TO dssls in sohoolbooks, stationery
ess eutlsEy and fancy goods Of al KINDS
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Arr,v.ls Ye.,.rd.y Mor.,ur.

VIM Talton. Thos C~odington. W Con-
nor. Thos NcHsll. b II Carrick, ] Elliott,
II Butts. @ Duffy. A Wise. N N Gillespie,
Jos Cowsn. Vim woodburn and wife. c
Hilbert. q p Davis. Miss Genessey, I Z
wairaven. J Jenkin. 8 Williams. W II II
Lee. l. Roberts, Miss Maronis. Ella ster-
rett. Mn @ Israel and daughter. Mrs r g
Dickson. Miss Alice Nye, Della Burke. A
swanson. c A Noltemeier. A sutro, @ +
Hoffman. Z p Adams.
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Violent storm = Big Ilailstones.

CHEYrsSr. July 2s.-Ths heaviest
hail storm ever known in this region
visited Egbert station. on the railroad
east Of here, Saturday night. The tels-
sisph wires wore cut. the snow fences
almost destroyed. aud buildings dam.
aged TO q very great extent. some OF
the hailstones brought here today. sish-
teen hours alter they fell. measured over
six inches In circumference. No casual.
ties arc reported. but that section Of tbs
country 10 almost destitute OF popula.
tim
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The Child.

Constable Mstoali left Saturday even.
ing for Eureka, for the purpose OF bring.
ing back to her mother. in Virginia, q
little girl named Mary Katherine Evans.
Tho mother some months ago obtained
u divorce from her husband, j. B.
Evans, aud was awarded the custody Of
the child. but, watching his opportunity.
Mr.. Evans about two months ago stole
the child away. and until the present
time his whereabouts aud that OF the
child were not known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-28
union shaft.

VIRGINIA CRY. July &c, 1s79.-George
O.. Pran. Secretary: The shaft has been
sunk and retimbered "a feet during the
past week. On Monday last connection
was made with the Union Consolidated
drift on the 1000 level. This completes
another section Of the main system Of
drifts on that level. and connects Us di.
rectly with the @. L @. shaft. Tho upraise
from the Sierra Nevada east drift, on their
1000 level. is o up 60 feet. and we shall
make the connection during the coming
week. On our 1000 level the west drift TO
connect with the Union Consolidated east
drift is In Is feet, passing through hard,
blasting porphyry. The work Of eIcavat.
ing the foundation pit for the pumping
engine, and putting in the foundation for
the pump hosting engine. il making good
Thomas H. ROONEY, Supt.
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Consolidated Imperial.

Coin HILL, July "a, 1874. 4. p.
Harmon, President: For the week ending
this date we have made the following pro-
gress: Our drift north, On the 1900 level,
has been extended 20 feet. making the total
length Of the samo TO date 5i6 feet. Tho
face is in hard porpbyry. mixed with
quartz, carrying low assays The ground
passed through the past week required
close timbering. We are making good
progress repairing the 2000.level Drift.
also one ON the 2l35 level. toward the
Alpha Imperial joint Wine. We will COM
mencc pumping water from this winze
tonight. A. c. HAMILTON. Supt.
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HENRY BAwDKS, supt.


VIRGINIA CrrY. July &c, 187o.-6sorge c.
Pratt, Secretary: All work has progressed
we'll, considering the extra dow Of water
met with at the tank station. Work has
been resumed ct the tank station and II
will soon be finished. The extra dow Of
water 10 not 20 strong - when hrst en-.
countersd. II will DO necessary TO retim.
Der 9 portion Of the incline at the l750
level. Tho excavation for the bob station
IL progressing we'll. We are now getting
In q Winter supply Of wood. Our ma
chinsry 10 all In good order.
W. D. s~zxPprRp. sup't.
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RuIIion.

GoLp HILL. July %, 1871. ". Bra,sa.
Secretary . We have completed the repairs
TO our shaft and have resumed work In the
bottom Of tho winzc. The distance mado
10 9 feet. making . total Of GO feet. through
. mixed formation Of porphyry and clay.
The mine has been thoroughly cleaned
out, the shaft fully repaired, and every.
thing put in good working order since the
fre, and We will now be able TO make
better progress than previous to that event.
E. A. scuuLrz, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-28

THr happiss. nan in Storey county IL
Ed. Boyle, the popular Superintendent
OF the Alta mine. The cause can b
seen under the head OF births . another
column today.
Ben CAaxIcx, County Treasurer, who
went to Stockton recently with Q crazy
man, has returned, aud 10 no nearer
crazy than usual.
Mas. J. T. ParrcHAaD(7) will have m
examination before Judge birmingham
ct 10 4. n. tomorrow.
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Depavsares s.sss Evening.

Jos DevrouI. W A Duly. E + Adams. r
@ Kendall. Mrs NJ A West and son. y
S~trsssburger. J Austin, T Reynolds. ]
T Pantlind. Geo ID Altman. ] A Mahanny
and family. W II Duncan. Mrs J s How
ard. J w 5hanklin. E II Drake, Joseph II
Cowen and family, II BAwden. Mrs Wal
lace. q W Kritzlsr. C II Ardsny. J L FOs-
Tar
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heQ

GOLD HILL. July %, ls79.-J ". Bon.sR,
Secretary. We have u main air pipes
and also the conpressor air pipes laid
from the Imperial south drift up to and
beyond the north Alpha winze. which com-
pletes the union which was destroyed by
the burning out Of the Wine. We have
not yet done any work In the face Of the
drift on the 1900 level. owing to some nee.
essary work now under way In the 2l85
level OF the Imperial, which stops the cir.
culation Of air in our drift, but We will re-
sumo work In . day or two.
E. A. SCHULTZ. Supt.
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Avrssn,. shts aorsi.w.

q W Bryant. A Helm, J A Mahanny. J
81 Clair. Miss " o Connell. c r Msther.
Mrs C r Mather. Mrs K 7 Duffy. II II
Bence. ] Falkinhsm. A MCGEE. J samp.
son. A T Waugh. W Hossey. A Shane. +
W Church, L n Taylor. + L Gladding. J
L Foster. Geo Haglestein. g " Kritzler,
Judge Leonard.
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sherman's Rlectioneerlng four.

WArkhvtLLI l0le.J, jury 90 oht'
urday Secretary Sherman addressed sew.
eral thousand people. representing all
the counties In this section Of the State.
Special trains arrived from skowheean,
Belfast, Monmouth, Arson, Augusta,
and all the way stations. Various dele.
cations. accompanied BY six bands Of
music. marched to the Colby University
where o meeting was held. On the
platform were Senator Blaine and Ok.
Senator Morrill,. At the close OF the
meeting here. Secretary Sherman went
to Bangor and spoke there In the even.
ing, Senator Hamlin presiding
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D,p.rsure. s.suriny Even,nx.

DEPARTURES SatuFuhy Eventnk.
J D Barry. Thos Leahy. Mrs Bowers.
Mrs Edwards and children. Mrs Kittreli.
Miss Grain. Miss Huntley, Miss Graham.
VIM Massie and wife. J J ~Falkingham. q
Lipman. ChAs Flannery, II p welch. E J
Matthews. c L Metcalf. J Mcmahon. J
scheffer. Chas W solomon, 5 Sachs. J All
drew, J Jones, E Sivers. A L Colby.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-28

MARX TwAM's forthcoming book on
Europe and the Europeans 10 expected
to be the best thing hs has ever written.
Walter Francis Brown, . young Amer.
lean artist in Paris. II making the illus-
trations for Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-28

sour fellows may follow the aokls
goddess Of fortune for . whole lifetime.
and never get near enough to kiss the
hem Of her garment, while fatfootsd
luck pursuss others with . club, and
knocks the gildsd balls Of wealth right
straight into their hands at every clip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-28

A psrADruLLy big ssa.ssrpsnt IL
sporting In the water near Masssssauga
Point. II 10 ~ big - Q stovspips, and
wears green striped stockings and .
cooked hat. Ii diet 10 roasted Z rail
on toast, and Il sleeps In the cradle Of
the deep.
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THOMAS H. ROONEY, Supt.


VIRGINIA CrrI. July &c, 1870. Z.
W,uer, Pse.ident: On our 1000 level the
work Of timbering the station for the joint
Union Consolidated Wine, on our north
line. is completed. and We are making
preparations to place the hosting engine
In position. On u 2l00 level the joint
Ophir winzo Is down is feet below the sta
ton, passing through hard. blasting por-
phyry. We shall sink this Wine - fasta y
possible. to connect with the main nortn
drift from the 0phir incline. ON our asoo
level, W. b. Parton, supt.
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TEE new steel bridge over the Mis-.
soun river. Glasgow, No., 10 the finest
bridge Of the kind In the world. Il ID
nearly 500 feet long. and every strand e
warranted to bend double before II will
break. >
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shan.

VIRGINIA Orr. July 26. lS79.-W. e.
Dean, Secretary !: Since we resumed sinking
the shaft has been put down 10 feet. The
ground 10 quito free from water and works
we'll. Pump and machinery in excellent
order and running smoothly. AL work
making good progress.
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American Expectation Advantage.

NEW YoRx, July 28.-The Time, thinks
the method that the German Parliament
has adopted for enforcing its new tariff.
which prohibits tho passage on railway
trains through the Empire Of goods In
bond. can hardly fail to prove highly
advantageous to the export trade OF the
country. Nearly 70 per cent. OF the en-.
tire foreign trade OF Austro.H Hungary
passes through Germany. The currents
OF trade will be greatly disturbed. Aus.
tria must largely depend upon the weari.
some navigation OF the Danube aud on
the Adriatio Sea. to act as doorways for
her export and import trade. while Rus.
sia's only openings will DO various ports
on the Baltic and the Black Sea. AL.
ready attention has been turned this
way. The use OF these various water
routes will, however, neoessitate higher
charges for transportation than are now
paid by Austrian and Russian importers
aud exporters; and IA these two coun-
tries are our chief rivals in the work OF
supplying the world with breadstuffs.
each increase In the cost Of landing u
bushsl OF grain In tho markets OF Eng.
land and France will form an induce.
ment for the purchaser to buy wheat
which comes from America, rather than
that grown in Eastern Europe. Even
with their admirable facilities for reach.
ing the market. whoat.growers in Aus.
tris and Russia have been gradually
losing ground in competition with our
farmers. and the present movement ON
the part OF Germany threatens to de-
privs them Of o large part OF the trade
which they still retain.
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COMUNICADO.
EXAMINES PUBLICOS EN- FAJARDO.

Lucidos quedaron los que tuvieroI iugar con
motive de la vista de s. e. el G,loernddor Ge-
neral por este pueblo
Amante s. E. de la instruction, convencido'
del benefco infujo que ella ejerce en- ID jj,ssae.
tud, sus primeros pasos Sc encaminaron q yisii
tar las escuelaS eXaminando Dor 81 prOpiot
los alumnos de &rnbos sexos.
Grato es consignar la satisfaction que recisN
bio ). E. en- el estabecimiento de instruction
primaria, cargo del aventajado professor Don
Ricardo Belaval, e donde los alumnos, con
su disposition adelantO, dierOn nlarcadaS
pruebas de saber aprovechar las saludab,es
lecciones de su ilustrado maestro
Tn resultado no menos brillante Sc obtuv0
en- la escuela de niilas que desempeiia la inte-s
ligente profesora sehorita doha Bonita PetCe-
ses, modesto i6ven que, costa deIasfduos ira
bajos, Sc desvela en- la ensefianza de sus nu.
merosas alumnas.
Ante una escOgida concurrencia preSent0 la
Srta Petreses un grupO de aprcvechadas nj
has que dejo altamente compl,-clao S. E.. asf
ccmo satisfccho al immense pdblico que con
avideZ contemplate ell alelanto de tan bellaS
inocentes criaturas,
La simpatlce. nina Maria Davila, con mucha
dlsposlclcn Y en- un correcto estile, pronunci6
un 0,,urtunO discursO aluSivO oil acto, y no deS-.
1o'laron menos las bellas ninas Carlota Melen-
dez Juana Carreras que revelaron excelentes
dotcs, dando conocer que no eran iadtiles loG
esfuerzos de su digna prOfesora.
Tambien expres6 s. E. un particular agradO
al visitar la escuela privada de ninas que con
acierto dirigen dos respetables 6 inteligentes
sehoritas de este pueblo, la incomplete
cargo del professor d. Rafael Pineda
Reciban todos ell parabien a que Sc hacen
acreedores, como dnico galardon que podemos
tributaries, en- pago sus incesantes aesvelos
por conducir la juventud en- ell camlno del
saber
Fajardo, Febrero 3, 1879 Varios vecinos.
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INCENDIO EIT NAGUABO.
Naguabo, febrero IL de 1879.
Sr. Don Jose Perez Morris.

Muy sehcr milo Y amigo: LIE escribO V.
bajo una impression desagradabe. Los magni-
ticOs valiOsOS ESTABLISHMENTS de Ia central
"San Francisco" de la propiedad de los sefio-
res ID. Francisco Y p Bus6, con tOdOs los ran
chones edificios anexos, han sido destruidJs
en- pOcas horas, Ell minutes, mejor di;ho, pOr
un voraZ ncendiO. No Sc sabe todavia pun
to flo donde empez6 este, pero sus efectos Sc
dejaron sentir de de la madrugada, Y a
las puede decirse que aquelos no eran otra
cosa que un mOntOn de ceniza, rGinas y es-
combr,s Sin embargo, son las de la maiia-
ma, acabo lie llegar del lugar del siniestro, que
esta un tho de fusi de la poblacion, y he WIS.,
to que ell fuego contin1a en- 50 ohra devastado-
ra, cebandose en- los restos de los que aver
eran preclosOs Y elegantes edifciOs.
Aunque es dificil calcular las perdidas, ben
puede asegurarse que no bajaran de l30 a
100000 pesos, contando con los perjuicios que
acknowledgements habra de experimental la fin
ca por ell atraso de su zafra la que dio prin-
cipio hace tres dias.
Tanto por el aprecio smpatias de que 60
zan los dnehos de dicha propiedad, como por
"a Multitud de 5racerOs que en- ella trabajan,
que por de pronto quedaran sin ocupacion, to.
10 ell vecindario siente verdaderamente este
triste Y desagradable acontecmiento.
EstandO escrbendO la presente lie sabidO
tambien que esta misma noche Sc sofoc0 otrO
incendio en- los cafaverales de la hacienda
"San Eado -, de la pro piedad de d. Eladio
Saldaiia, sta en- el barrio de Rio-blanco de es
ia iuris liccion, sin que pueda dar a V. mas
pormenores ac>rcA de este dtimo suceso !; So
10 81 que la Autordad local entiende en- ambos
que Sc haa instruyendo las correspondent
tes averiguaciones
Olvidaba manifestar a V. que desde los pri
meros momentos del ncendio Ell la central
"San Francisco Sc constituyeron ali las au-
torldade4, la Guardia Civil un immense gen.
tic, sin que los esfuerzos de todos bastaran a
sofocar ell fuego indicado por las proporciones
con one Sc present6.
Omi:o las consideraciones a que Sc prestan
los suces IS de esta naturaleza, sobre todo en-
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esta centralizada en- pocas famas. porque
V. las suplira con ventaja hacienda los comels-
tarios que juzgue oportunos, case de hacersa
eco en- su ilustrado peri6d:co de las noticias
desagradab'e es que tene ell pesar de comunl-
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@. B s NJ.
DOMINGO ARECCO