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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29
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wAsnrsoros. July 2S.-Rsv. Dr.. Bot.
lsr, Of the Lutheran Church In this city.
has Just returned from Q visit to the
Pacific coast. He took occasion on bis
way East to satisfy his curiosity by q
personal examination and inquiry into
the present condition Of Mormouism.
he reports that Mormonism seems not
to DO losing any Of Ito ancient vigor, bat,
on the contrary, IL slowly gaining In
strength and influence. The Doctor
found many things in the habits and
character Of the Mormon people to com.
mend. They are thrifty. and. In com.
parison with many frontier oommuni.
ties, are remarkably temperate. The
recent conviction and sentence Of .
prominent Mormon polyssmist IL having
q good eject, not, however. 20 much In
converting Mormons To the belief that
polyQsmy 10 wrong a. In dstsfring them
from its practice BY fear Of punishment.
The difficulty In bringing polysamists
to trial and conviction 10 found In the
fac. that all "ssalings" are performed
within the prsoinets Of the sacred Tab.
~srnacle, where no Gentle eye can Wit
ness the ceremony. Some difficulty was
experienced In finding Brigham Young's
grave, because the Normons don't like
to have Il visited BY outsidsrs. When
found, the visitors were surprised 10
notice that Il showed nc signs OF care,
and was very evidently not considered
% u more sacred than the grave OF
any ordinary person. Hardly . blade OF
grass was growing within The Enclosure:
and The heavy granite slab which covered
the grave OF the Prophet wss quite DE-
void OF ornamentation.
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Miscellaneous

HAsryoaD. July 2s.-An inosndiasy
Ere on Sunday morning destroyed good
part Of the machine shop Of the Hart
ford foundry. whore valuable work. In
GLIDING much heavy gearing for the
Grant Locomotive Works. was In pro-
grsss, and all was more or less injured.
Total value OF machinery, stock and
tools. s55. 900 loss, $500 to $685.
0OO ; insurance. sls. 1858.
New Yoax. July 2s.-At 9 largely.
attended meeting Of the trades, includ.
Ing the piano makers, cabinet varnishsrs.
wood turner's, carvers, mouldsrs and
wood workers. yesterday, resolutions
were adopted favoring . shortening OF
tho tins oil the days labor to eight
hours, pledging themselves to sndeavor
10 bring about this result and drop en-
tirely the question Of wages.
NrwARx, N. j.. July 29.-Four thou.
sand Germans In mass meeting protest.
Cd against the enforcement Of the obso.
lsts Sunday laws. which are chiefly di.
reoted against the Germans and are at
war with the spirit Of liberty and hu-
mainly.
New YoRx, July 29.-one man was
killed during Q 6sht on an excursion and
two by Q Coney Island train on Sunday.
The Government OF Chill 10 buying
extensively throughout New England
and the North generally improved var
material Of all descriptions and for oil
branches Of service. Gillian agents are
ct every important seaport examining
American shipping with o view to buy
ing Whatever their Government requires
10 the matter OF transports.
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Froasier sxperisues.

Cup in Washington Territory. around
the sawmills, about half the men you
meet have some OF their fingers gone,"
commenced the man who had just
ordered the beer, when he was inter.
ruptsd by the invited party, who re-
marked that Sin the Michigan lumber.
ing country q man was not considered
respectable until after he had lost q log
or an arm" .''But the worst place OF ALL"
continued the irst speaker. "was Port
Madison. opposite Seattle. where they
have 400 men employed. In saving
lumber. the head sawyer has to put up
his fingers to let the men on the car
riage know whether TO turn the screws
for one.inch, two.inch. thres.inch or
four.iuch boards. Well. sir. when /
was there they didn't have q man In the
mill with fingers enough to saw o four.
inch board" The silence was broken
only by the sureling sound made BY the
beer in its descent.
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was q little tight" not very drunk |;
was bsreheadsd; I was so near her that
she rubbed against me as she passed.
John Goliath testified that he saw the
defendant coming up from Mrs. Casey's
house ON the night Symons was shot.
There was another woman ahead OF her.
She was calling some one. Saw de-
fendsnt 60 back to Mrs. Casey's and 60
In; saw her again; she camo on the
porch and said. ~ shot him." Saw
both her and Pritchard on the porch
subsequently,. -,
The examination was not concluded
up 10 the hour OF going to press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29
TOM LAYTON.
Reported Capture or the Missing
Murderer or Tails.
Sacramento Bee, July &c.

Sacramento Bee, Juty &c.
Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Drew re.
osived . dispatch from Lewiston, Idaho,
via Walla walls. Washington Territory,
and Portland, Oregon. asking him to
furnish q description Of Iom Lawton,
the missing murderer Of A. NJ. Tullis.
The description was forwarded by tele.
graph and later In the evening 1t was
learned that q man who had confessed
to being Tom Lawton had been arrested
and was confined In jail there. The
Walla Walla office closes at 8 P. NJ, con.
sequently nothing further In the way oil
news could be obtained from there after
that hour. When the story got abroad
Il was generally believed that the man
under arrest was some fellow who desired
to get free transportation to California.
Still there are others who incline to
the belief that II IL the missing Tom. as
his father il known to be In that section
OF county, and It 10 probable that Law
ton may have gone that way. This
theory IL based on the circumstances
that Lswton was soon in the nsighbor.
hood Of Paradise Valley, Humboldt
county, Nevada, from which place he
could easily have made his way to Idaho.
Some doubt has been expressed as to
whether or not Lawton could DO con.
yicted II he were now arrested-as Dye
and Anderson. his partners in crime,
have been hanged-but those competent
to know whereof they speak say there Is
sufficient evidence In their possession to
hang him.
LATER.
wALLA wALLA, W. T., July ga
man calling himself Dick Culpspper
was arrested at the Four.mile House for
burglary and committed to Jail at Lewis.
ton, Idaho. He answer the description
Of Lawton. On being questioned BY a
pretended detective from Sacramento be
committed himself. and afterward made
q full confession TO the jailer. He says
his name IL Lawton. and that be was
concerned with Troy Dye and Anderson
In the murder OF Tullis on the Sscra.
msuto river. He says he knows there Ia
O reward OF 8 1000 offered for him, but
did not know that Dye and Anderson
we're hung or arrested. He says he 70.
NAMED two months In Sacramento alter
the murder, and left San Francisco by
schooner for Coos Bay. He has been In
Idaho about ave months.
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Prepared for Wounds.
London World,

Every man Of tho reinforcsments last
dispatched to South Africa was provided
with q bandsge for binding up wounds.
and Q large number Of the bandages
have been ordered for future issue. The
idea OF thus supplying each soldier with
the means Of roughly dressing or bind.
ing his own wounds or those Of a COM
rade was frst put into practice In the
Austrian army. During the late opera.
tons In Bosnia and Herzegovina. how
ever, Il was found that 1t is Of compare
lively little use to provide materials
unless the men have been previously
instructed how to use them. In the
campaign In the occupied provinces men
on several occasions bled to death be-
cause no mi on the spot knew how to
apply . bsndage as . tourniquet; and
equal ignorance was displayed when
other dressings might have been applied
10 the great comfort Of wounded men.
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ode. % summer.

Several poems inscribed to the elori.
Gus season now upon US have been 70.
ceived at the News office. From them
q few are selected for publication. The
first is from the hen.pecked husband.
who looks upon this as the season Of
his d~eliverance. Hear him :
Il 10 the time 20 roam
I'll take my gun and dogs along.
But leave my wife st home.
For dogs and gum are never cross
II get on q spree.
And never try to play the boss.
But leave Q fellow free.
Then let the dame Of home remain;
IN take the the dogs and gun;
From curtain lectures they'll refrain
When I 20 on . run.
Next we have the love.sick youth who
dreams Of romantic scenes
Summer has come again, and I'm mighty glad
Of
like sumaer % mach: It's the season Of
And picnics In shady hooks with fair Miss
Lovett.
And hanging on her mont gate when the
silver moon beams.
Here is what the practicins physician
says:
Dear Summers the season for me,
whsn I snake In tho nve-dollar fee;
For II Poop Q get sick
prescribe and say quick.
anraan frutf afA wNu dnnst aUpaa
The jolly rouudsr carols In this sug-
gestive manner
Sweet summer once again has COM,
And glad OF u an I;
II 10 the tins when ever. Bum
Doth for "swsi lager" sigh.
The confirmed tramp growls
Tue summer OF our dtscon'ent
10 far TOO warm. I think;
We ,unt the ties without . cent
And nary drop TO drink.
The nan who objects to freezing his
stomach remarks
The dreadful Summers here d last;
Il IL that pstson SURE,
When ut our diuner and breakfast
Ice waler We endure.
Another man OF the same class, after
loading up with all manner OF truck.
such AZ green watermelons and other
Californian excrstions. violently seizes
himself in the region Immediately below
the belt and exclaims:
Avant. ye demons Of the neither world.
Who for your sims to hell were hurled
Bring not yuur palma TO torture LIE.
Or I viii die Jso dc ~.
Cocktails I take without tho Ice.
And shake the barkeeper tue dice;
But water 1. 90 very thin
let the waiter put II In.
Bot II I drink OF It too much.
Bsdad, I soon will need q crutch;
Yet n ! am handy
To blackberry brandy,
III not care Tor IN my VI such.
Many other specimens OF postical
emanations from local bards could
be given, but the above screeds will
serve to show tho extent 10 which all
our people are possessed OF the divine
aihatus.
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Reported Rich Strike.
Esmsraida Herald. July 26.

Az near as can be learned, though II
has bssn kept exceedingly quiet and
strictly q secret, . rich and valuable dis
covery has been made inside the limits
Of Esmsralda Mining District, which,
when made public. will surprise the
most ssnguine. and open the eyes OF
those Who have always known II was
there. The find consists OF . gold ledge
a. near a. can be ascsrtAinsd about Ten
feet In width. and a. far as discovered
one thousand feet and more In length.
Il ID what is called . blind ledge. and 10
equal in richness 70 the best nnd In
Bodie. or the old glittering chambers OF
the Del Monte. This may DO 9 false
alarm. Be that - Il may, the time vih
come, and In the near future. when rich
fnds within the limits Of Esmsralda will
b ehroniclsd, mills will b built, . city
win spsing up and Esmsrslda will b
hassll again,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29

TxLxpuoSic.-This section is getting
we'll telephoned over now. The connec-
lions run to hardware stores from mines.
to fouudries and to the houses Of the
Superintendent Charles Forman, W.
II. Smith, the Best L Belcher house,
and other places OF Importance. The
whole country il wired up aud the boys
are getting anxious about their "kite
ground" and numberless wrecks OF feri.
Al voyages are suspended between earth
and sky.
JAMES GARarrr hn located ground a.
follows : Beginning at the southwest
line OF surface location made by E. II.
Schultz, made July Is. 1879. and Of
post No. 3 Of said Schultz location. and
running thence southwest 1000 feet,
thence ct right angles west 500 feet.
thence at nearly right angles northwest
1000 feet. thence 70 place OF beginning
$40 feet.
]. NJ. TAYtol OF the Consolidated vir-
GINA. Superintendent Mckenzie Of the
sierra Nevada. Johnny Skae. Frank
Lewis. and others Of the party who went
up to Lake Tahoe last Saturday morn
ing. returned yesterday full Of glowing
accounts Of the good time they had.
LAST Sunday afternoon. r. Burnside.
miner working at the G. & c.. had his
left ankle fractured BY slipping on the
sfsirs leading from the changing room
and falling about eight feet.
su,EaurrxpESr Smith OF the Bslehsr
Yesterday returned from Santa Cruz.
California.
=. A. Tsrrzs IL homo fsom Santa
Csps, California.
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the Snake, bat are on this side. Far
row says be will attack them II he can
get . favorable position. Ho does NOT
know where Demands or Lieutenant
Callsy's commands are. There is . good
deal OF excitement in Council Valley and
they are raising a company to help Far.
row. Bernard left the middle fork OF
the Salmon. by way Of Bear Valley. for
the south fork. on the 18th. He should
be 100 miles from Crooked river BY this
time. Lieutenant Call-y's whereabouts
is not known. Farrow's camp 10 near
the Seven Devils. On the Salmon. which
overlooks Crooked river IN the south.
The county Is as rough as 1t can b
made.
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Cosd Motor folless.

Conductor Follstt has not recovered
from his encounter with the snowshed a
week ago. In fact he grows no better
fast. and although the shed Ii all right.
he IL troubled with dull. heavy pains in
his head. He was Knocked down upon
the roof OF the car by the collision and
remained there senseless for q time.
then recovered himself. climbed down
into the passenger car, and his trainmen
never knew anything Of the affair till
they reached the Mound House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29
Departure. Last Evening".

Mrs. r Stevenson. Mrs W n Gregory. N
Campbell. VIM veitch. o II P Culvertson,
Chas A Colburn. F J Gregory. E p Ad.
ANS. Chas Dudley. p + Foster. J A Ma
hanny. II Mau. n Matthews. E Il Smith.
c. Adams. II C Dade. Miss Curry. A V
Comstock and family. Mrs Downie and
daughter. Mrs N A Chamberlain, Mrs A
H Barnes. Mary DAILY. Mrs. T " Booth. o
Luce. Mrs Conover. Z b Rail. Eugene
Rail. Miss Carrie Ellis. Chas sutro. Miss
b Morgan. Mrs. J Briggs.
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A,,,,n.. shls aess..x.

Mrs. J Sharpe. Miss sharpe, b = Hazel.
tine. J J Cooper. Mrs 8 simons, d II
Jackson, Vim 0atman. @ J Paddock. q
Thorpe and wife. W Smith. W r Gardi-
ner. r Jones. q Raymond. r T Bailey. c
Edwards. J o Brown, A Foster. Geo Nc
Donald. J Alexandra, p Dorsey. N Rol'
her and wife. C L Metcalf and wife. J 7
Wheeler.
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watching "sheep.head" Rsnsgsdes,

BOISE CrTr. Idaho. July ga soss
respondent Of the Idaho Stctesnan writes
from Salmon Meadow, under date Of
the Goth, that Lieutenant Farrow. With
his Umatilla scouts, have struck the
sheep-ssters - renegade Indians on
Crooked river. They had passed over
from the south fork Of the Salmon. and
Fsrrow struck thsir trail and followed Il
up and found than one hundred strong.
Crooked river supuss Into tho Snake
hvss nearly opposite 0rands Rouds nv.
q. The Indians have thsir stoek aeyosa
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The Ysus One.

The FIRST yellow fever sufferer made
his appearance in Gold Hill today. He
said he had lost everything he once had
by the terrible scourss. which 10 even
now devastating the fair cities Of his
dear native State. and admitted that
brandy and sugar were what the doctors
had prescribed IS . good preventive.
He finally offered to compromise on
beer, but the uufeelins b~arkesper de.
clined to believe the story that Q man
ruined by the yellow fever epidemic
could have made his way to this coast In
20 short O time.
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foressera

Tho preliminary organization for a
Court Of the Independent Order OF For
estsrs at Gold Hill was completed on
Saturday evening last by the election Of
the following officers: President. Judge
wadge; Vice President. William Gray;
Secretary. Thomas NJ. Tenbertt; Treas
urer, A. Cahen. The Court will be
known as Court Arcana No. 2 Of Nevada.
There are ffty.one applicants, among
whom are some Of the leading society
men Of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29

A r was discovered in the Elk
saloon. Virginia. at an early hour yes.
tsrdsy morning and promptly extin.
guished. When the saloon was closed
a lighted lamp was left on the counter.
From this by some means the counter
caught are. The damage was slight.
sourn UTAH has filed a list Of officers
"A. ]. Adams. President; D. II. Sea-
ton, Hugh B. Hinkls. George W. Cour.
son, Charles s. Hsaly. Trustees; Charles
.. Hssly. Secretary; II. Csnavsn. su'
psrintsndsnt.
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New Pass Over tho Rocky Mountains

HELENA. Montana. July 29.-Prof. b.
r. March, q civil engineer. has laid be-
fore the Helena Board Of Trade the sur.
vey OF o now and wonderful pass over
the main range Of the Rocky Mountains
ct an elevation Of $500 feet abovs the
sea and 1916 above the main street OF
Helena. The distance from Helena west
OF the summit Of the main range ID 10
miles, thence to the waters OF the 90.
lumbia, Little Blackfoot. 8 miles. The
Board OF Trade 10 having Q report Of the
route prepared. and Mr.. Priest. the dis
coverer, puts on Q force OF men TO MAKE
q new wagon road to Deer Lodge. The
pass 10 about 700 feet lower than the
favored Deer Lodge Pass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-29
sYMoHs' MURDER.

Ex.ninssiea Of Mistress PriseharA
o q . Charge Or Completely with
J. r. Pritchard In che Murder
Perspective orshs Dsfsadass snd
Her nother.
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oh! MY
BAcK!";

Bnght's Di.esse Of the KIdney's. ketenion O.
incoutlnsuce Of Urine, Nervous Diseases, Female
Weakness and Excessss: HUNTS kEhgpY v
prepared EXPREsSLY for these diteskss.
From Rev. Z. u. Taylor, d. D.. Pastor First
Baptist Church:
Providence. r. l., January 9. 1879.
can testify o. the virtu, OF HUNTS hkH.
EDY In Kidney Disease from actual trial, hav.
Ing been greatly benentted By its use.
X. @. TAYLOR.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. August 10, ISIS.
VIZ. q. CLARxH Dear Sir; Having wltneesed
nv own csse, and in Q erest number OF others.
I recommend Il 10 oil afnlcted With Kidney
Diseases or Drop.y ). Those sfaicted By disesss
should recurs the medicine winch will cure In
the shortest possible N HUNTS RkhKpf
will do this,
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Last EVENING.
100 Raymond 4 Eiy.i
IS Eureka Con-. Is
100 Belmont, Sc
$50 Leopard. I 80, I IS
$40 0ila. I 80. I 20
so Northern Belle, A.
100 Hussey. i5o
40 Manhattan. ~
600 Grand Prize. 81. 3 70
400 ArysntA. IN. I 20
1000 Independence. IN, l 70. l so
600 Belle Isls. 4 20. 4 IS
400 Day. 20c
TOO Hiyhbridgs. zoe
$50 Paradise. I So. IN
200 Real del Monte. .
100 Albion. 20c
$50 Mount Diablo.
1900 North Belle Isle. 800. 800
10 Modoc. l
465 Bodis. II. IN
30 Bechtsl. II. I Is
100 McCiinton. l 03. I 10
ITO Tioga. 3 IS. 81
COO Summit. z. 2 05
is5 Bulwer. 81. o. 81. ~
TO Syndicate. Q, 81. 81. 5k
ITO GoodshAw, Acc, SIC
GOO Oriental. 40c. l5c
l55 Bslvidere, s5c. I
$50 Champion, 6Oc. 6oc. 900
400 BlsckhAwk. soc. 9Se
$50 South Bodis. 23e
$40 Booker. sOc. Zoe
100 South standard. l5c
100 Richer. $50
$50 Queen Bee. 75c. zoe. &c
$50 Mono, 6k
700 Crosus. 25c
lis Con. Pacific, Z. ~. IN
1870 Rustlsr. o3c. 6Oc
1850 Jupiter. AZ. z 50. 2 50. 2 10. ~
$50 south Buiwer. 1Oc
100 Defiance, / 20. l 70
400 AddendA, Sc. SOC
$40 Vortex. $50
80 orient. SOC. i6c. Acc
20 Glory. l @
!so Martin White. 81, 81
800 Leeds. 75c
100 Silver King. ca. 81
100 Caledonia BLACK Hillsj, AZ
THIS MORNING..
GO Ophir, 80, 29a. 29S. 30 bS0. S0S
3s5 Mexican. 20s. 20s. 2Ot
$40 Gould / Curry. 81. 81, 81
Us Best & Belcher. 10
1910 California, Az. 1 so. IS
ITS Savage. l0h. l0s
$50 Con. Virginia. 4 Us. 4 Gu
$40 Chollar. Sc
10 Potosi. 4 Us
325 Hale 4 N~orcross, l0k
$50 Grown Point, 4. 4 05
$50 Yellow Jacket. l4a. i4t. ilt IS.
IAN. IAN
900 Imperial. ~. ! 40. Is
2i0 Kentuck.
$50 Alpha. l9k. 10. l9k
Gas Belcher. 4. 4 b5. 8 IS
IS Confidence, l0S. l0s
$40 Sierra Nevada, 5 ~. 3iN. 50, a2t
so Utah. IA. Il
AS Bullion. 4 30
las Exchequer. 8. 50
70 0verman. Ss,S
6i0 Union Con-. AZ. 2GS. AN. 27S
$50 Alta, GU. ca bio
AS Justice, 8 70. 8 G5, 3 90
$50 Lady Bryan, !. I W
805 Julia. q 70. ~. 2 G5
SIS Silver Hill. I Is. 1 20
rs Challenge. 2 40
$50 New York. 45c. 40
100 Occidental. SOC
$50 woodville. +5c. &0c
$50 Lady Washington Con-. ! 80. IL,
20. I 81
226 Andes. CSC.
1850 Ward. I Us
$50 Scorpion. I 30. ~
500 Leviathan. SOC
las North Con. Virginia.
2t5 Benton Con-. 3 W. y vs.
400 Flowery. IN
$50 North BONANZA. l IS. I 40
100 Fairfax.
$50 xsckay.l Is, ! 20
400 South Potosi. Sc
800 South Utah. l0c. &c
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the STATE PRISON.

Some OF she improvements hsds
There Under wardsa Basssrmsn
Pets of the Prissuers-lsser'
view Wtsh Charts.
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G. WlEoAnp 1 co.'s
VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
omEMIoAL LABORATORY.
PIANOS AND ORGANS 70 RENT.

u,Hs BEST PIANOS ANDAA-
IL ORGANS ever offered for
rai 70 iSs Sssis. Al nearly nav.
y. B. parsons,
oaSs hosfs-iron ! soi o'sIoek IN.
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Bonsasa Ore.

Following il an official statement ofths
ore extraction and milling operations at
the California mine for the past week ~
compared with the week previous:
Previous week. Past week.
ExtrtctoQ. go. ....s'.'o Voo
Delivered 10 mills. 49,. .873 800
No bullion was sent from tho mine on
Saturday. The yield this month will
barely cover expenses.
Following Ii an official statement OF
tho ore extraction aud milling opera
tons at the Consolidated Virginia mine
for the past week a. compared with the
the previous week
Previous week. Past week.
Extracted o ns........l,3l4 l,l4S
Delivered to mills. ....l,3i4 l.ltS
Rsm.ininein ora house a
No bullion was shipped on Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-01
INDIfNs REarKIvo FRAUD.
The President orthe seneca Nation ImPeRehed
and Removed from Once.

SALAMAScA, y. Y. Jan. 3l.-The land on
which this village stands is in the Allegheny
reservation Of the Seneca Indians The Indians
control an the land, hut have no power 10 $ 'll
any OF IT, Salamanca and other places In the
vicinity are built entirely on lands thus leased.
Tho Seneca nation is governed by a President
and Council All leases must Ice approved boy
the Council and signed by the President Tho
latter hns no authority - act iniepe ndent Of
the Council job King. II descendnnt Of long
line of Seneca braves. was President OF the
Council until few days ago. The discovery Of
oil at Bradford. Pa. only a few miles from the
reservation. In the Allegheny valley. led to in
vest lgutiuG lands on tho reservation. Several
wells have boon put down. and oil found. This
has increased the value OF the Indian lands
and the dcmnud for leases A iow weeks ago.
President King was charged with having
signed leases unknown to tho Council. and re-
cHving brides for doing SO. On the Sth ~
January. u court Of Impeachment WAS organ
i2ed for his trlnl on the charges. Tho court
was held al Rcd House. President King pleaded
not guilty Ia the charge. Evidence was taken.
and the court has decided by vote Of eight to
four 10 imDeach the President AMI remove him
from ofllee. The vote Of the Councillors was:
NF,s-wallace Haftown Isaac Hal,town Lorin sun.
down Elliott John Wileit june son, sam Gordon Henry
Hun. IT. Ira Pierce
NN--IhNm kennedy, ChAuucey Greenhlankct Henry
stevens VIII PARKER