CLYDE.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 333, 23 July 1875, Page 2

CLYDE.

rT ■■?-• -: ((J o Qur own -correspondent.)

The nomihati()fa ! -f(Jr' Mayor took place on Friday:—-Mrrß. Naylor and Mr. J. BDiffFefaud are the candidates T4ie conjtfst^vnll^b'e- d sharp';one;faM every Vofe si)J ! ;6e : pbile'd."';': .V•*'.' '" "Water is"stilr plentiful for sluicing. The iriver Js low,- which . has enabled those low-lying claims on the bank to start r; wbH£agairi: ;: "' At; the* Wai Keri the most is being made, of the supply by the individual miners located there. landsay, Dawson, and party are constructing a -large : tail' race; some €OO yards in length, : which will be' walled ; . with \ stone for 'the most : part.of it.r , . j; r;. :: v, No one here can understand.-what ([the •Pneumatic Company ; mean.; The- plant -stilriies in the-river,' and : no attempt is made to recoter ii 7 ' L ' The man in charge - has : to: periodically; sue for >his wages, and the: company are making calls : and* suing shareholders for their respective amounts. : The man called 1 "Old Carlo/' who some vtimejsmce-left the Hospital without Jeave, and was seen.at St.. Bathahs,. then lost sight of, and at the time was- feared had perished in the snow, has turned Tip' at the Arrow or Cardrona. He was brought hereby thepolice.,;. lam tplofhe-is deranged. ' .. .7 On Monday last it blew a gale, accompanied with heavy snow. The Old Man and surrounding ranges were/covered to some depth. . The Tuapeka coach w,as delayed by the;furious .storm. At-time*' it was impossible to face it, the wind almost lifting the off the ground.