Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-12
NINE vEyrILArIoS.-Since the winze

between the 700 and 9o0-foot levels of
the Imperial mine the air has been vast
" improved throughout. Even a. the
lowest levels, where the air was so hot
and close us to be almost UNDESIRABLE
Notwithstanding the Root blower in use,
it is almost as cool as at the surface.
A strong draught or current OF air now
constantly pours down the new shaft,
through the lower tunnel, up the winze,
through the old Imperial workings aud
out through the old shaft of the COM
pany. This current Of air is so strong
rs il passes up the WINE that II candle
will not burn there ut all, unless pro-
tected by n lantern or some other means.
This current of air is what we predicted
several weeks ago, and discounts all
patent blowers in creation. Better yet,
it costs nothing TO run it it runs itself.
What may be the philosophy Of this
current so readily assuming and contin-
uing in the direction il does-from east
to weSt-we leave for others 10 discuss.
II is Just what is desired, and that is
sufficient. Were this air connection
principle more generally adopted
throughout our mines, it would prove a
great benefit to the miners as well rs a
great saving of expense in the way Of
patent blowers and other artificial means
OF Introducing fresh air.
v r,. ~ ~
N $500
nave we seen such immense supplies OF
wood and timber a. have been laid in
nv our m;ninc and milIinc c~ompsnies.
=, y .n, Th, youow I,.Lc,
Imner;of Gonis / Currv SAVAGE, and
in i,ct r,s,,v mucb ali oSr LEADING com.
panies have already laid in immense
piles OF wood ana ''moes' sumeiea. 10
na;r;n, mn, W. no,;co zoo ,hs, rho
hotels restaurants, boarding houses
and private families, are all extraordi-
narily provident in the frewood line thi,
fall, evidently determined to lay in a
good stock while it is cheap, and not
get caught out this winter as they
have been sometimes heretofore. It's
we'll.
Ospu.xs, Fun-Oyy NoRr ytcur.-
Owing to the crowded state of the Fair
a, Armory Hall on Saturday evening,
and other circumstances, i, was found
impossible to complete the various raf-
lies, auctions aud general business
properly, therefore it was concluded to
continue it for one night more, accord
ingly this evening will be positively the
last OF the Fair. All holders of rattle
tickets are requested to be present aud
take home their prizes out OF the way.
dancing VIII eo"nne"ee ~ a" co.!
.n;r,aa ldm;s.io, o,Iy fnpr-b;,s
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NIGHr.-ln accordance with his political
speaking appointments, Hon. Benjamin
Dopyl,s will address the Third Ward
Union Climb. VIRGINIA, this evening. Mr.. |
Doucla, ia fully appreciated TO he n
sound, logical, sensible orator, and we
3oubt NOT that he will have a large and
enthusiastic audience this evening. II
will do our Democratic friends n vast
deal OF good 10 listen 10 the woeGs OF
genuine ''"'o ="
REGISTER TOUR NANEs'-ih time 'o'
registration tor the PRESIDENTIAL eIeeuon
expires on the 10Th inst.-next Monday.
II ,bers ia n single Union man in Gold
U;u NJ any other mart of Storey County,
who has not registered, let him 90 for
ward NJ once and place his name on the
yreat roll of bonor-,he list of those
who will vote for Graut and Colfax.
Delay not, Tor delays especially !" luis
case are dangerous
THE CIacus.-Gh'arini : great circus
gave its last performance at ''rgini"
last Saturday evening. II waa very
fully attended, as much so as on its
opening Night, and = most glorious en-
iertainment was given. The circus lett
for Washoc, Reno, aud other places,
where we bespeak for it Il good success
"a il deservedly had in this section. II
could have rua n week longer wlth Hoou
houses just ns well as not, had II not
"sen 'oe
PARrrA-RosA.-Joan ripper mas gone
over 10 oaI''osH'a "eso'
Pareps.Rosa about coming 10 the opeF"
House the last of this month with some
OF her Oeet operas. ueE tSs"S "S
rather steep, but the cultivated taste of
our theatrical and musical public de-
mands some choice operate variety,
eveu il we 10 have to pay Il little extra
OIL ,ha nnsr,
p;nar ,n5 parcn, m,v scrre.
.,,
LES
Yesterday, as James GraveS was driving
some cattle for S,rouse i Co., near their
. , ,hor, , mile north of
S.a"su - horoo acc;J.n,oIly fell
with him, and his right leg being
caught beneath the animal, ooth oones
were broken peio" Ino
Graves was orousn' ~ 80
Where Ut. o'eon 1891 ,,,rnJ.
rendered tue 'eq
-. rh. fremon'. foot race
~ s,,rra,v sveu,,y. for
NJ Ihe circus y" ..r..,oa
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