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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-09
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.
Regular neesisg OF the Society Last
Evening" Tho Amended Cousti.
tuIion-A Benefit for she society.

The Society OF Pacific Coast Pioneers
held a regular meeting last evening,
Vice President Gibson in the chair. The
minutes OF the last meeting were read
and approved.
DR.. Holmes was appointed a COM
mittee Of one to prepare q notice con.
tanning the provisions Of the new Con-
stitution Of the Society in relation to
reading members out on the non.psy.
ment Of dues, and to see to having the
same inserted locally in some OF the
papers, together with Q notice that 1t
would take effect May /. and request all
the papers OF the State to copy 1t.
The committee to have the portrait OF
Brother W. ]. Ford. deceased, enlarged
and colored, reported the work done and
presented the portrait, very excellent
one, which was hung in the hall. The
report and picture were accepted and the
committee discharged.
The only donations reported were
documents by Congressman Dsgsett.
President Taylor not being present, the
pistol mentioned in the report Of the
meeting Of the Board OF County Com.
missioners was not before the Society.
The reading OF the names OF members
delinquent for dues, and the amount
each was in arrears, wal postponed till
next meeting.
The Secretary presented a report OF
the liabilities and assets OF the Society,
which was ordered fled. The liabilities
amounted to Ss50G sc; assets. the hall
building. furniture, cabinet, etc.
Vice President Gibson reported that
certain parties had manifested q willing.
ness 10 get up u benefit for tho Society.
to be given at Piper's Opera House. and
DR.. Delavan, DR.. Holmes and Q. @. Baker
were appointed n committee to confer
with those persons In relation thereto
and to arrange for the benefit.
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Tho o,LsarY Belt Contest.

New YoRx, April s.-This afternoon
o'Lsary said Doblsr's leg was giving
on. rapidly and he knew he could not
have any hope Of winning. Atths time,
he was walking most painfully over .
mile behind Hart. Until Q o'clock each
man scored four and Ave miles an hour
respectively. Pegram. only 10 miles
behind the leaders, was marked on the
pool stakes even up for the irst place in
the race. Six thousand people were
present In the evening. and though
Doblsr was still walking, II was with an
expression Of the sharpsss pain at every
step.
At 9 o'clock the score was: Hart 1886.
Pegram $40, Howard 81, Dobler 39l.
Krohns 344. Williams 1913. Allen 354,
Hanwaksr 308, and Jaybe lao.
At II o'clock the score stood: Hart
404, Doblsr 39l, Pegram 3S7, Howard
375, Allen 1853, Krohne 352, Williams
345, and Hanwaker 3l3.
New YoRx. April 81 A. M.-Score:
Hart 4O5. Allen 365, Hanwaker BIG,
Howard 375. Dobler 39l, Pegram 392,
Williams $50, and Krohne 362.
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lands. The bill provides that contests
as to priority OF location. etc.. shall be
settled by the courts, rs at present. The
House COMMITTEES fI the price OF min.
sral lands at go 80 per acre instead OF
SIS, now charged, and they I'll the blank
concerning the area looatabls by any n
person or association. by making tho
maximum q square Of 900 feet, or Its
equivalent in any rectangular shape. pro.
vidsd that neither dimension shall
exceed 1900 feet. The committee have
not yet AIKEN final action upon this bill.
aud their object In reporting 1t is to have
Il printed. 80 that copies may be mailed
to all the mining States and Territories,
and elicit detailed comments, sugges.
tons and . general expression OF opin.
ion from all persons interested. Tho
will take no further action in
regard to the subject until they shall
thus have Afforded the Western people .
full opportunity 10 examine and discuss
the whole matter.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous.

LONDON, April THE hundredth
anniversary of the birth Of the Rev. DR..
WINE Eli. c..,,,,, -. o,,.hr.,.d
"hha 1H'' -"
last night OF st. James haii iWo
thousand persons were present. The
nlstform was adorned with American
-, ~, a.. L.. ,,on n,
anu nnsnsu nAs
Lowell American minister was .e.'
sxcusing his absence on account OF the
illness OF his wife. Dr.. Collyer OF the
I,.,,.a s,.,..d.,;v.r.d The Anal .ddrsss
:, V;snn. iss,n. from
g, ps,.,sbn,o ,h.t ths Russian FOODS
IN south Siberia have beam ordered 10
m.,ch 70 ,bs Gbinsss frontier.
The Emn.,or bss rsplisd bv the fol.
,ovino Csbinst order TO Bismsrck's re-.
mai tor ns,mi.sion In retire from Office:
49, 1T s.,.;nIs A. No, ;ono,a ,hs d~isscnltiss
T.. ssh;sh yon m.v h. n,scsd hv . SON.
az. h", a.. ar,;ss imnossS nnon
xon bv = C=on.,;tntion and your rs
uo,.;I;;,. do moi fsel inclined 10
,s,;.,s Won ~ vour ofaes bsoause you
h.i;sv. yon,s.l, un.h,s In a n~artionl,r
osss ~ c.rr. ont ,hs tsst ollottsd 10 Won
Sr con.,;.u,;on T must. on The
CONTRARY. Iesys II 10 Won to submit to
ma and subsequently, 10 the Bundesrath
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Presidential Boomiurs,

BURLINGTON, Iowa, April g. The
Democratic State Convention met yes
terday. 1t was large and enthusiastic.
The Chairman in a speech declared that
the Electoral frauds Of 1876 must be
prevented in 1880, and that q man must
be nominated at Cincinnati who can
defeat Grant, as anybody Of sense could
see that the latter will be nominated.
Committees were appointed.
Upon r~esssembling q permanent or
ganization was effected. Tho resolu-
tions denounce Republican corruption
and frauds and favor the two.thirds rule
In the National Convention, The dele.
gates to Cincinnati were selected and
instructed to vote as q unit. Delegates
at Target. ]. Potter, ]. A. Yeoman,
Daniel ]. Miller, ]. !. Bates, John p.
Irish. ]. G. Morgan, A.. w. Cole and D.
II. Harris.
Adjourned sine die.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 8.-William b.
English denies that he 10 Q candidate for
Vice President with Tilden, butremsrked
that in the approaching contest . man Of
nerve would net be left out altogether.
II 10 known that he seeks the Secretary
ship OF the Treasury OF McDougald's
seat.
GALVESTON, April ga majority Of
the delegates to the State Democratic
Convention have already been elected.
Hancock 10 largely the favorite, with
Bsyard second choice.
New YoRx, April THE Clinton
county Democrats elected their delegates
to the State Convention yesterday. They
are headed by the wsll.known Smith NJ.
Weed, and OF curse are solid for Tilden.
New HAVEN. Conn.,, April 8.-The
Republican State Convention met and
Amos s. Treat was made Chairman. A
resolution favoripg the nomination OF .
man like Edmunds or Wsshburno was
withdrawn, the prevailing spirit being
against instruction. Henry @. Robin.
sou, John NJ. Douglass. Augustus Bran.
dage and Samuel Fesssnden were chosen
delegates at large. The convention
pledged the vigorous support OF the
nominee OF the Chicago convention. 1t
is stated that the delegation stands:
Blaine 8. Edmunds 4, Washburne 8.
DIES MONKS. Iowa. April 8.-Tho Re.
publicans have elected county delegates
to the State Convention from fourteen
counties, giving 1877 votes. All are for
Blaine and are so instructed. Five
other counties were for Blaine but were
not instructed. No delegates have
been elected for any other candidate
except a delegation from Burlington
today. which is chiefly for Grant,
though not instructed.
CHICAGO, April 8.-The Journals
New York special says: The Republi.
can General Committee Of Kings county
has again defeated by an emphatic ma
jority Q resolution favoring Grants
nomination, and dsnounces tho action
OF the Utica Convention in ~instructing
Chicago delegates.
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Wrecked at Sea.

New YoRx, April S.-The steamer
Gsllsrt, Captain Kublsrvsin, from Ham
burg. reports speaking to the steamer
Syria, Captain johnson. from New
Orleans for Liverpool, with her ruddor
gone, stsrn.post and main discharge pipe
broken and the ship ungovsrnabls. and
took her in tow, but she rolled and
parted both the steel and elsvsn.inch
hawssrs. A portion Of the crew then
came aboard the Gellert and were fol.
lowed by Captain johnson. who asked
Thorn to return and try 10 save the ship.
They refused, and when the Captain
asked for part OF the Gellert's crew, they
said II any men were given they would
not work the Gellsrt. Captain Kuhler.
vein then sent his FIRST officer and sngi.
neer on board the Syria to make an
examination. and they reported that the
vessel could not float much longer. The
mon still refused to return and the Syria
was abandoned. Her cargo Is 5000 bales
OF cotton and 200 tons OF oil cake.
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from which he bled somewhat freely. A
court Of inquiry will be appointed to
ascertain the whole truth.
CLEVELAND, April THE body OF
Albert Schen, city editor OF the 1n,stger.
was found in the lake last might, four
miles from the city. He had waded in
and cut his throat. Hs was well sdu.
Gated, but dissolute.
George Savage, the wsll.known shoe
dealer, orazed by reverses, nearly sew
cred his head from his body with Q shoe
knife last night. He was found dead In
bed.
DIXON. ILL.,, April ga disastrous FIRE
occurred here last night. breaking out in
Thompson & Co.'s mill about ! A. NJ.
and before arrested burned Becker &
Underwood's mill, sc. Eells K Co.'S
fax mill and some minor buildings.
Loss, 5000, 900; one-third insured. The
ssddest part OF the story 10 the loss OF
life. Eza Becker. son OF b. P. Becker,
and William Schum, clerk in o drug
store, were killed; William Rink had
both arms broken. and @. p. Lew, Pat
rick Duffy, Orvills Anderson, w. W.
Vaun and Frank Yelzenbsrger were all
badly injured.
BROOKLYN, N. Y. April 8. - The
Church Of the Saviour was filed yester.
day on the occasion Of the memorial
services Of the Charming centennial cele-
bration, and q large number Of clergy.
men OF different denominations, and
many prominent citizens OF New York
and Brooklyn occupied seats near the
altar. Among them were Rev. a. W.
Bsschsr. Rev. Robert Collysr and Rov.
j. B. Thomas.
ROCHESTER, April 8.-The msnufao-
turing establishment owned by Isaac
Butts estate and occupied by sash. door
and blind manufacturers, was burned
last night. Loss about 500, 600; In.
surance, 500, 900.
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In tho Sutro tunnel the grade for the
drain boxes which arc to conduct the
water from the @. 4 @. connection.
when made. has been established and the
work Of putting them in will Be COM
menced st once.
John Cranney. late foreman OF the
Hale 4 Norcross mine. leaves tonight
with his family for San Jose, California.
Mr.. Cranney intends taking up his per.
msnent residence in C~alifornia.
A letter addressed a. follows il held
for postage at the Postofice: Miss
Miss Sophie Deyetsr. Cambridge, Queen
Co., New Brunswick. Canada.
County Surveyor Hoffman will to-
morrow 20 to Candelaria to run out
lines for mining companies and do other
work Of the kind.
The Virginia City and Gold Hill Wa
Tar Company paid of their employees
last Monday. The payroll amounted to
"a. lGe &C.
The Fairfax Mining Company have
lsvied an assessment Of 20 cents per
shsrs, delinquent May 10th.
Trout In the Truckss are numsrous
and thu Aldermen at Reno are rssping .
bountsal harvest.
Employees Of the Water Company re-
mort The snow six feet deep ct The rsssr.
IJeir.
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Boucicault's Answer.

NEW YoRK. April S.-Boucicault's
answer to Agnes Robinson's divorce bill
declares that NO marriage Ceremony was
ever performed; that he several times
offered to marry her to l~ssitimatizs their
children; that he has given her SAC, 900
at yarisus times; that her associates
have been 30 bad that the police OF New
York classsd his residence as "a suspi.
eious resort" that his daughter was
marrisd ct tho demand Of
her Hance, Mr.. Clayton, that she leave
her mother or marry him Immediately;
and finally. that Agnes Robinson Is
about to make 9 theatrioslltour and uses
the courts for advertising purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-09
ny ACCORD,

Arxn,s o~AruAsr1c Pills are tbs best OF al
~purgstivss for family use. They are Tho prod.os
Of long. Isborious. and successful chemical in'
yes,iestion. and their extensive uss. BY Physi.
clans In their practice. and BY all civilized
n..ioss. proves them the best and most eject
i've purpstive Pill that medical science can DO
wise. Being purely vegetable NO harm can
arise from their use. In intrinsic value ana
curative powers NO other Pills can be compared
with them. and every person. knowing tneir
virtues. will employ them when needed. Tney
keep the system In perfect order ana main..iA
in healthy action the whole machinery OF iie.
Mild, searching and efsctusl, they arc specially
adapted 10 the needs Of the digestive apparatus.
arrangements Of which they prevent and cures
II timely taken. They are the best and safest
physic to employ for children and weakened
constitutions, where . mild, but enectua
cathartic 10 required.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-09
Miscellaneous

NEW ORLEANS. April g.. - General
Grant had . reception yesterday after.
noon ct the residence Of Colonel James
Lewis, and Afterwards visited the Uni.
vsrsity, where he was chsered by the
school children. Later in the day the
General visited Mayor Patton at tho
City Hall. In the afternoon he held .
reception ct the residence Of Governor
Pinshback. Tho Governors residence
was very handsomely decorated.
WASHINGTON, April 8.-The Adjutant
General has received the following dis
patch from General Schoasld: All the
cadets disslsim any knowledge Whatever
Of the attack on Cadet Whitaker. A
thorough examination has shown that he
ssosiysa no injuries except slisht cuts,
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Extensive preparations have b

Extensive preparations have beer
commenced for the siIty.irst annivsr'
sary ball Of the !. o. o. F.. which Is Ia
take place at National Guard Hall, vir.
ginia, Monday evening. April 20. The
tickets issued are beautifully tinted and
Of elegant design and workmanship.
One has found its way to the table Of
the NEWS.
A certified list OF the officers OF the
Sierra G. & s. N. Company has been
dlsd /: James Kohlaaat, President; Maisr
weinschsnk. Secretary; Marcus Lsais.
Treasurer; s. Amsns, T. Bach and VIM.
j. Hallsr, Directors.
James Mcguire, Press Office, Philadsl.
phis, desires to learn the present where
abouts Of William ]. Laffsrty. It IL i'm.
portant that Lafferty should DO found,
and information in regard to him will be
thankfully received.
This afternoon II 10 storming on the
Sierra Nevada mountains, hence We may
% we'll prepare for Il. We have had two
fair days, and that Is something In these
days Of storms and In such Q season as
this has proved to DO.
A. B. Mckay, for many years . boss
blacksmith at different mines on the
Comstock, left last evening for Leadvills
and the Gunnison country beyond. Mr..
Mckay 10 In receipt OF letters from Ed.
ward Copsly, giving q glowing account
Of It's prosperity-pressnt and pros.
pective.
Apump was sent down to the Quinn
mine yesterday. the flow Of water being
20 strong that II could not DO handled
with buckets. The shaft il being sunk
as fast rs possible. It has now prob.
ably cut into the east side Of the vein.
Anton wacksr has filed notice OF rslo-
cation Of the Mcbride claim, formerly .
part Of the Monroe Con-, and has called
IL the Humboldt Lode and Wacksr,
Flowery District.
The streets Of Gold Hill are In . very
good condition indeed for spring. The
expenditures last fall In anticipation Of
q rough winter were judiciously made
and have paid.
George A. King 10 nov in Denver,
Colorado. He will probably take . run
up to the Lsadvills mines before return.
ing to tho Comstock.
According to the Eureka Leader the
Jack troupe has disbandod,
Miss Murielle going East and Captain
Jack to Colorado.
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COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Primaries Fixed for the 18th In.
ssant-The Test Of she voter-Ap-
poinsmess OF Delegates 60 she
State Convsntion.

The Republican County Central Com.
mittss met yesterday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, Chairman Stevenson presiding.
Present, tho following members (: Bar
clay, Weeks, Woodbury.. Magee, Shep.
perd, wardelle. Tyrrell and E. r. Smith.
II was resolved that Q primary cleo.
ton for delegates to the StatH Conven-
ton be held April Is, at same time and
places as already ordered for the Repub-
lican primaries for Virginia City.
Following resolution was adopted
"Resolped, That the following test be
required OF each and every voter at the
primary election : That he supported
the Republican State ticket at the last
general election, or would have done so
had he voted. and q pledge to support
the nominees Of the Chicago National
Convention"
It was further
RESOLVED, That all delegates to the
State Convention to be held at Austin,
May Is, 1880, will not be allowed to give
their proxies to others than those elected
a. delegates from Storey county"
The following apportionmsnt was
made for delegates to the State Conven-
ton:
Flowery, /; Virginia-First Ward, G;
Second Ward, 6; Third Ward. Q; Fourth
Ward. 4; Gold Hill-First Ward, 6; SEQ.
ond Ward. 8; American Flat, /. Total,
81.
The following Judges were appointed:
Flowery Inspector. Wilson Elder.
The polls will be held at the Flowery
Brewery.
virRinia-First ward-Inspeetor, DR..
Delavan. Polls al Antonio Rsmeli's
store.
Second ward-Inspector. o. Evans.
Polls ut the Delta saloon.
Third wsrd-Inspector, E. P. Love-
Joy. Polls at No. 10 South Q street.
Fourth Ward Inspector. John Rae
Der. Polls at Monumental Engine
house.
Gold Hill-First ward-Inspector. G..
Rodgers. Polls at Yellow Jacket En-.
gine-house.
Second Ward-Inspector. Simon Fra
Ter. Polls at Lincoln Hose-houss.
American Flat - Inspector, j.. r.
Wentworth. Polls at Weeks house.
Adjourned to May 9.
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sAs F~RAScrsco. April IS P. NJ
North MONDAY. 6, 50, 81. So; Eureka
Con-. 10. Is; Union Con-, "a. AN, 2s.
2Gt; 0phir. II, III. In; Sierra Ne
vada. l6. 49,; Bullion. 2 50. 2 80; Tioga,
"A; MONDAY. A.. "A; Mexican. IL. loh.
l0k, 1oS; Julia, II, I 20. I Is; Con.
Virginia. 2 20; Utah. 90. 81; X X Con-.
81; Exchequer, 2 IS. ~, 2 40; Gould L
Curry. Al. 4 80; Chollar. A.; Hale /
Norsross. Al; Bsleher. 2 %, 3; Albion,
$50. SOC. s5c; Bodie, s.; Crown Point, I 30.
I IS; Best L Belcher. 9.sS; Imperial. 4sc,
4sc; Scorpion. 2 So; Hale 4 Norcross. 8;
Bulwsr. 6; Yellow Jacket, ca.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-09
Bnsy Business.

Thomas Gallagher is q very busy man
these spring days when all the mer-
chants Of Gold Hill are receiving new
goods, and business men generally fresh
supplies. II all comes marked, "Care
T. G., Gold Ill.," and 10 delivered by
Gallagher before owners know they have
anything at the depot. Gallasher's
advertisement will be found in another
column.
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Dsp.rsure. s..s evening".

@ Eschman. Mrs Miller. Mrs Schulz, ]
II Wiley. Mrs d d Norton. Mrs Eldridse,
Z Kirschbraun, J p Gideon and wife, T
Mitchell. J Crsnney and family. Mrs Hick.
~. II b Haisht. o LAngtrse, Z Golding.
A b Mckay and wife. VIM Lee, J Bruener,
Thomas II Rslston. W J Grady, o @ Rob
erts, Miss L Williams, X F Mckenzie, T
+ Jefry. Jas Roach, Thos J Brennan, II
Jenkins, N Mills. J D Stevens. A u Cole,
DIR Aitken, J p Flanningham. n = Camp
bell, W @ Kelly. II F Baker. ] r Plane. J
Mcintosh. Mrs J Simmons. W Boyle,
Mrs L Atkinson.
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a suecess.

The Washington Guard concert and
ball in celebration Of the seventh ami.
versary Of the Company wss an album.
dant success. The abundance consisted
in both people and satisfaction. The
music was excellent and the ball enjoy
able. Gold Hill sent many representa-.
tiyes. Men in black with female attach.
msnts went streaming over the Divide
in vehicles and on foot and in any way
to get there. Nothing stops a Gold
KILLER whom oncs he gets started and Is
sure OF o good thing. That was the way
OF il last night. aud those who went had
q good thing and kept it. too, till morn.
ing. Everybody unites in saying that
the washingtons did the thing up in
good style and proved themselves to DO
princsly entertainers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-09
A Charge.

Mrs. II. J. Rooms. the housekeeper at
McKinney's hotel. Sugar Pine Point,
Lake Tahoe. who died on the 3dinstant,
Of pneumonia, left her two little sons.
aged five and seven years, in the care OF
John Mckinney, It being her dying
request that hs should guard and pro.
tsct them. Mrs. Rooms was q very .sti.
mable lady and will DO much missed by
the many pleasure seekers and tourists
who have made MeKinnsy's q place OF
annual resort.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-09
A Just Rebuke.

New YoRx. April 9.-The Supreme
Court at the general term has affirmed
tho order Of Justice Donohus refusing TO
grant the application Of Cornslius Van.
dsrbilt to have . person appointed In
place OF William b. Vanderbilt a. Trus.
tee Of q fund OF about $500, 900. which
was created by William b. Vanderbilt
soon after the withdrawal Of the contest
of Commodore Vandsrbilt's will. Tho
Judge adds: at seems almost incredible
that counsel could be found capable OF
advising such an application. having
neither law moi facts TO justify 1t. The
application deserves nothing but a severe
rsbuks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-09
PLACRs

In the dental ranks will never occur II Jon arc
particular with your teeth. and cleanse them
every day with that famous iooth.wash sozo.
DON'T. From youth TO old ass 1t will keep
the enamel spotless and u~nimpaired. The
teeth Of persons who use soZoDONT have .
psarllits vhitsness. and the gum . roe. ate
sweet and fragrant. Il is oomp01lk of ran
sntseptic herbs and 10 entirely me- r. n The
Objectionable asaiAiuziers iasrSdisats sf soo,h
yestsst ~, ~
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Bishop starkey Must Explain.

New York, April g.. Rev. DR..
starkey, Bishop Of Newark Diocese
Episcopal Church. and successor OF the
late Bishop O%denbsimer, will DO cited
with his wife before Q coroner's jury,
an old woman cared for by them having
testified, at least by implication, that
they were oognizant Of the making away
by q servant girl Of her newborn babe,
the body Of which has been found In .
vault Of the premises formerly occupied
by the Bishop.
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Another important Mining Bill.

WASHINGTON, April s.-Ths House
Committee on Mines and Mining yes
tsrday reported q substitute for that por.
ton of the Public Land Commissioners
bill which relates to mineral lands. The
principal changes made BY the commit
tee are a. follows: The new bill allows
locators to hold their claims for one year
before discovering mineral deposits, and
gives them three years % apply Tor pat
snts. No person will BE- allowed to take
mn a second claim until he shall either
have struck minerals In his hrst location
or else have abandoned IL; the object Of
this proviso being, Of course, TO prevent
the Wholesale absorption Of miasssl
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National Ride Association.

New York. April 9.-Ths Board Of
Directors Of the National Ride Associa.
ton have resolved that the match for
the Centennial trophy has lapsed by the
failure OF any foreign team to enter
since 1877, but recommended that the
trophy be offered again for composition.
under the condition that In the future
only one team to represent Great Britain
and Ireland will be eligible. An Ameri.
ban team will 60 to Ireland In June to
compete in the international contest.