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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

y rrN upon slang phrase, perpetratedl
in d material form Is: travelling around the
country. 1t is simsl: a dilaPidatel shoe,
fastened between tw:o old hook covers, on
which is pasted a picture of a prominent
public man driving off flies with broom.
Thi! curious missive sr,vels from postoficc
to Postofice. II is tamPed with the post
MARKS Of cities in Illinois, in Oregon, on
the Pacific Railroad, GA the Panama s,eanl-
ship: route. When I'st heard of II was on
the way from CINCINNATI TO New Orleans.
Each recipient, ahsr. studying on, the
enigma, posts it to new station, and pro-
longs the waD,lerincs ,or the s'shcp-fjv -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

In the Episcopal Diocesan Council for
Wisconsin, day or two ago, the following
canon was adopted: EVERY oommunic.nt Of
the Church marrying outside of our commu-
.nion, or married by any other than clergy
man Of the Church, shall stapd ipao .6eao ex.
:<,.,,v,rnnuscatSd ,, -rr-A
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

The great addition to the wealth Of the
Western States which has taken place sinoe
March last may be estimated without much
trouble from the statement Of the simple Gcs
that wheat sold in Milwaukee and Chicago,
in March, for - to rs cents per bushel, and
: is now quoted there from 81 Is to 81 Il.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

M0sr of the counties in Kansas have in
dications Of brine, and salt springs are found
in the valleys Of Fall River, Verdigris and
Neosho. The Largest and mot important
deposias of salt are in the big bend Of the
Arkanns, being found there, acnrling 10
Professor, Nsdsc, State eeologist, IN FLARES
two feet thick. and 50 solid it mast he cat
with an axe" -I
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CO00DeAe.

The government anticipate more trouble
from the Comanche Indians On the borders
of Texas, who are con,bined with several
hostile tribes Of the Indian Territory fcr
raiding upon white ~ttlers. They have
already gone upon the war paih and report
Of outrages and murders by them are nj Of
unfrequent saaasssess. There Is wide
difference between army officers and Quaker
Indian Agents. The former are satisfied
that we have, by the recent feeding Of Red
Cloud and his people, BY no means averted
a general Indian var.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

The pAss.es Of tiss- fsssticr bin by the
Texas Legislature provides for the organiza-
ton Of about twelve hundred men in twenty
ranger companies, the captains to be appoint
Ell by the Saate Executive, the subordinate
olicers 70 be elected. u rr.,rrF
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

BUILDERS are b'Nily engaged in all parts
Of the city of Galveston, Texas, and new
edi6ces present themselves on almost every
square. What was the burnt district is now
dotted over with buildings, most of them
superior to tl,ose destroyed. 'lsi--r.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

.sstst rss - I'M Is:.s-t.w Yhas
s.; !: so D: ~ 1"'-
This Yart as ore q shcs -r.Cns ylbu{

.Setef PIT - til1 HS.R0Rf0W VhaA
Z - ::s 3 ~: 1lis b. ~ x A"er T~Y
This part has ore q thost ber,ons whom
THY c.A pG lbsophers H1ma1lns &esj
fill Of animosity toward boys. Nowadays
a boy cannot follow out single natural in
stinct without tumbling over some Of these
everlasting aphUrisms and hearing from
Franklin ON tie spa. 1.-The buys two cents
worth Of peanuts MS father says: "Re-
member what Fraillin has Md, NJ son. a
efUdt asr's FeFfG 4 Year; and the
tomG6ss Is all gone d.s Of those peanuts. II
he wants to spin his top when he is done
work, his father quotes, g DEMONSTRATION is
the thief Of time' II he does virtucus &C
ton he never gets anything for it. because
"Virt,,e Is its own reward And that boy
Is bounded to death and robbed Of his natursl
rest, because franklin said once, in one Of
his inspired flights If naliSnity:
Eauiy to bea spdicariy tn rise
Make man h-stthy and wealthy and wise.
As if it were any subject to boy to lie
healthy and wealthy and wise upon such
terms. The sorro.s chat that maxim has cs~t
me through my Parents' experimenting IN
me with il. tungttc snnirut tell. The legiti-
mate result il my present state of general de-
bility, Indulgence, and mental alteration. NV
parents used TO hive me up before nine
O'clock in the morning sometimes, when
was boy. If ihet had let me take my ma.
tural rest, where would have been now +?
Keeping store, no das,t, and respected By all.
And what an aIlroit old adventurer the
subject Of this memoir was In order to get
a chance to fly his kite on SUNDAY, he used
q, hanv kev cp III, -ev;u,v ,v,,l hi ,,1s d, hp
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

The Rev. Dr.. Osborne, Of Nashville,
Tenn, while leCiuring on temperance, and
in behalf Of the Tennessee Asylum for inc
briate<, while at Chattanooga 60; drunk, and
has been deposed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

ALrrTLE hoy, six years old, writing from
Washington to his grandfather in this city,
says; INA took me b. the President 70 see
Spotted Tail. ! dop'i like Spotted Tail
He j. nasty, dirty MIN. In the middle Of
the hvee, when Gen.. Grant was talking to
him iaM all the ladie,. were looking at him,
he ui,brtsonel his pal:tsloon, and fsnne,l his
STOMACH with his shirt" That was GER
tamil. indelicate in Spotted Tail.-LouieiVs
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

A Mrs: HANNAH JoSEs piou-ly raised a
tabset 10 the memory of the departed Jones.
who had been hosier, the inscription on
which, after recording his many yirtues.
wound up in the following couplet:
He len his hnsr, his Hannah and his love.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

AMONG -l.s -lassss asaasds upon the
Pacific Railroad is the transportation Of
European mails to AuAralia, the steamship
City Of Paris, having brought another i'm
mense Australian mail to he forwarded BY
way Of San Francisco.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

DaNEL McFARLAND has returned tn
New, York from Chic4c,. lie says the pro-
ccedlngs he has initiat-s there for undoing
his *ife's divorce VII: De pressed. and he i
con6;sleut of a favorable issue. He ssys his
friends rave placed abundant funds at his
command to defray tie necessary expenses
1t i understood that;;ier the present he will
conten, himself with one of the literary
weeklies.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

II is reported that Carlyle viii he Beech
crls guest while in this country. The Com
..errid Adwrti~r thinks that "a clever STRAIT
agem Of Cahyle's to ward of any poeshi,-
mons attacks upon his Christianity. M:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

IN view 1Ofk On 1ue80ay the mercury
marked 81 g. and i. Phil,6.lpb;.. ~. N.
1910 80 800.
a. W.
mig point - has 80 reaches bere,
andre havv nd tefeahmg keese thslh,zl
\ The week. The q Ion;s n,-.,rc, of VA,
- -
- TI
l.. -, ~. "e.'i IN IU vi
" "S.ss .',.s ..y nAs sausH 4" sA!.: l.nes
u. Vic sun v un
s.e m .S Nv ~" Os s~ s'O
\ sss &, s; ~ ass yu. ,setest::sI
sI H sne Guy. a 49, 1ooInS' so IH !.
h.rvessers =. nr,:,,r,e. m ,;v.r i go
lily declining, and that this viii be lon
water year there seems every reason expeEs'
IL Na.E.Iu CsO''e'e "'>Aes u" sAlt'aa's
l'I ~ Ss1e.'
w sN ~ cur 10y a1Ec1um anu are h1"nseo
y nSsn ~ go .e.S' ~ SHY oIc"es !,
, On ~nhn 1feeA 1fese1 tns
~a'o - t''I le,1le1e - .nd q AlPme pas
-s oeu ~ INC ,"1 "s Vi .ne,I so~'
an a.. "v slesP 'Ie P.."'
s . ~. ny ~" - us, IL VIC "aHe . u
S.s e SI WH s. :" ILL. ". ~: "ceI ~
w S MnH oonrS PI'
-. .t r ~" :. =, M e .P'1sl,
~. - D." T'-, ~. !" q" sSo, .'O.,
-, ~" .,,:nt,. .n.:..' Pc az" ~,
s,I"rr;.;.... ~. ...Ln ~ = " -.
.h:':.., ~. e. S" nm u n ~ E -
~ ..:. " n >. s 'njs 81 =.
e mose ln!" 'n IN az sI -. y
om u. anu WI ~" IT, IT,
S:s1 o. P''o .".o ".'w y, III III 49,
onI Jul 'a't .seus "TIe liz. W'e "n'oltu
-. .ia.e n.s oen s.i'I - sou 'e ~: sno
" ..'I 'u "n.:.,," ~ NV 'aen :" me :e1,
~a germany ie!'eu, s"en lne Int %
1s SM1 nun 'nr cLuee 70 an improvement
-. ~, ''% ", "s " JUN"
The New York World comes very near re.
peating those profane words 80 Frequently
,,,,;l,,,ea 70 n, R..rhe-.
y, >, 49,,
IN P.lsAam m On .n oa-I,m re- "'as, We
'ea'ure ~ I'll 'ne H..s" ., NY, ',s nIine, :,
". puI.c !. '.'e az 'i'a. a''. .r no';
were mos, exm,,ed to Il the hot.es ,,y 81
the season. The usual corroborative Incl
dents Of coup de solei and mad dogs will be
''''nd elsewhere. IL VIII he observed that
he, r..,ha. ,h;s nc r.. ' S.."d.rI v ~.
mnddr,t Of ali the dad new wear have come
on irrespective of the dog star, and, as a
consequence, all the summer specialitles ART
ahead Of time. The camp meetings, which
usually hold of till the latter part Of July,
are already loudly warning Us Of the wrath
~. n., ". ":n,, ~ 49,. =; wan .I''
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

A LETTER from Heidelberg says that
when German students get drunk, thex are
entirely satisfied if they can succeed in getting
each other home; Int when the American,
Ct drunk, they insist ulUn whipping Uut
the whole beer house, and seeing the estab-
li.hment properly closed mp before they
leave 4a
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

By ALFRED fEyyys

3: + I: Z: ;:yEi::7l'lsfll!::
NOV dTUos The Am3hite peacock like ghost,
And like . ghast she EliiilAefs 6n 10 ME.
Nov lies the Earth al Danae to the stars,
And al thy AeAit lies open unto me-
Nov slides the silent meteor On, and leaves
A shining farrUw, - thy thought 70 IA ~
= - > - IN ~ -
Nov fn.ds the lilly all her sweetness up,
esMd 9y.ef ~ avs,Fss, sSoa, .ad sir
Into ny btsaeA III y ldst In me.
6fSI.Sa ~ M
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

HARvEsr.-The wheat is now all cut in
this county. Oats halves, will begin the
latter part Of next ,seek. Both Of these
crous' are about AVERAGE.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

The San FranciscO papers are urging 4
monument over Colonel Bakers grave, which
is totally unmarked.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

HkLasn,p' 6 rpEJIsAtr Br'nr, ~ n t.or,<
peculiar ~ Femai,s, j. r,r-ir.lrI ~ rr- o'h.r
preparation, IN 'h'r,-i,. R-t. r'i"r. pairf,i-
nsss, or SnTPrr.sion Of Customary bar asfiou..
Ck~Yst~l or sehirrns s,l,- e the rtsru. sspi 81
roinplaines ins isleat ~ th~ ,.y sh.th.f aviSine
rum habit II dissipation. i,nvrnicn,e in. or the
decline thanys II lit..
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THE following telegram appears in the

THE following telegram appears in the
Denver Noes Of the 9th ult:
ST. LOFTS, June p, 20.
d. Tom SMITH: In letter YESTERDAY !
congratulated Gov. Evans on the completion
Of his road. y I no~ eengratulate the citizens
Of Denver. l will advise you " due time,
not later than some time in August, when
the last spike will be neelel for the Kansas
Pacific. 1 ,-.r EOS .. t---r--
F tSigned) JOHN ID. PERRY,
President.
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Melvin Foster killed. 4 mad dog with his
billiard che, q his saloon, in Norwich, Conn.,,
on Tuesday. ia17i s.'i; iie.-- .l,''ni
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

The Constitution. ore aA.-t-i With Org inic
weakness, r-iwises tho s,l 81 M-ein. ~ strength
en- and invncrate The .yssrr. ~hi h HEINBcLDs
EXTRACT BCCHU invariably d.-.. N N" ,r-ss-
nrcnt !. sun,itt-.l r., ',rsu,pfnn i,i,.nitv
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- :, II 4 understood that Charies Lever is the
executioner Of ''Lnthair'' IN BlheEyocd.e
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WILLIAM WkIt:IlTNN,


FIR weakness ,ri-in2 from ip.ii-. Tc,,-n. Ih. eS-
h,n-tc,l po~.r> II Nature ~hirh ere q. c,,spsnisa
By ~ many alarming sympter,>. srnc,,s which Ill
Nv i,',ni, Inii.p~ishn :" ES-rts,r L,-s "f N,.",y
WaS-fulpcs-. M"sr,v It N-r,~'. 81 Pot. f..-
'lins> ~ Evil, in fact, Il E,>>itut pr,ifs-
ti,ns AMI nsbiiity h inter into III, -r,cy M Il
Sy.ietv.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

from th- 1,rs->t Nanaf,cturIp: Ch. mist. IN IN.
worti.
81 am acquainted with Mr. u. q. N, iml-,Li; h..
occupied thu Drug store opi->it. my r>i.lsnc and
was successful In tpn.iu, tim. tn. bu>iss~-. where
"thcrs hal not been equally =. b-En, him Ihr,.
h--n kavusahly impressed with hi character .r,i
snt~rrris~.
WILLIAM wEn:HTMts
Firm 81 Powers 4 w-isbtns,r. N,nufn tnr:ny
he'nssi', Ninth and Brown s''rt r. Philri. lpbia
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H.
IDI
l-..s-------7- ---s--7--1-s-
n HTd0WH5tA1j 1
NEW lOak, August 18th 1857.
Ailcs NJ tn ell your ssse.sica to ny PREPA-
RATION Of CONFOUNDEXTRACro BuCHu.
The eo~ro.e.s psrs, ar. BuCsu. Lose LxAr.
CuBEBs. JuNlrER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARATION.
-Suehu m ~stuc, 1unif-r s.r;r,, by Installation
to form Ane GIN. Cubeb. extracted by ,iIspisse.
mest by Honor oess:ned fhrn junipes B~frir- con-
tanning very little .uess. small portou Of SPIRIT
and MOTE f.iAizbi. than any nov in use, Tn. ae-
tive pgupersie. are b. shss mol. esttac,cd
Buehs, - psepsfea ny Druggists generally. i,cf
DARK ecacs II + plant that chill. iis fragrance;
the srtn II fame destroy. this tits active .ria,i-
P'el, 'eaviss dark sad xlutinou. devussicn. Mine
is the co'Os q nsrrIi.ss.- The Bssshs IN my prep
arssipn pssassinas~s; the smallest qusn,sy y, the
Other ins~di-nt. arr sided, to prevent krrne,,ia-
ton; upon inspection, il viii i,- Nsrd M, T.. h.
Tin.turs as msSe in Pharmnoprs, mar isms
syrup-and Therefore can be tis.a HI eases .h.I.
rver or inAanmstion exists In this YOU have the
knc~l~ise If the ingredients and IN. med. If pr.pa-
rsticn.
Hoping thst ven win favor IL -i,h TRAIT ,nd
thst ur-,n inspection IL will nice, With y"ur -ryro-
Lstiun
With f.ling Ut ,onisssns..
,nem,., .,., ,r,u.,., Of IL ,.,,. ,,-,,.,.- :,
i MISUNDERSTANDING tn "''>'' !" 'h'
h--n ksv"sahly impressed with hi character and
sns-rrri-~''
WILLIAM wtn;uvu,.
Firm Of Power, 4 w-ishtn.,r. M,nufr ,nr.rx
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thst uTs,n in-g-,tion II ~i nice, With y"ur -rrro-
Lsti,,n.
With f,.ling 81 ,onhd&n..
sm v-ry r-sprctfaiiy..
~ r. HELNMNr
Chemist AMI l'rmzsi~t of Ii years cxI-r,.., IN
rhilai. lphis, and Ia atci At his Drug and
Chrmi, al Warehouse. 80 Broadway, New York.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
weekly RcvteW ~ The ~. L01ls Live
StOrk N0PhPt.

III tNl> ibT f'sf oueuf wv >t-n,
Placc'' in thy h,>om hare,
Twill blush ~ find Itself less white
And tu,n Jiu-aStYian thery
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14
AMUsRMRNTs.

PIpER's OrERA HOUSE. Mazeppd
drew another good house last evening"
and will be presented for the last time
tonight. Miss Leo Hudson and her
fine mare, "Black BeSs," are estaD-
lished ~favorites. The piece passed OH
better last evening than at Its first
presentation, and will be still better
enated tonight. Our Cdptmn'S not n
Mss, will be given as the afterpiece
this evening.
The ALHAMBRA.-The Virgins Is a
very attractive play, judging from the
crowds rushing to see the shapeliness
developed In It. It will be repeated
tonight, and doubtless to As good an
audience rs that Of last evening. For
additional attractions see distributed
programmes. 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14

IHE FESTIVAL. lo-N"kko"'-lhe
grounds at Fort Homestead have been
nut In complete order for the grand
No, c~.st;voi o-morro,r .rhe refr.sI,-
roa and
iiei' '|'i''' "'e p''P VI"
evergreens abound. A 1ine oaiid OF
, Ira; onah' Ja, n"d o=wam;nm omJ G,ii
arrangements are made to preserve
order and prevent any possible disturb
ance or dlSaSreeaDle incldentS, such us
might mar the festivities Oh the occi-
sion. Dancing Will be lndulSeu IN TO
the hearts content, also strawberries
and cream, and lots OF other Sood
things: Fol further particulars see
advertisement i'll another column.
Nor WHOLLY no Observation-Disclosures
| Roll does NOT consider himself fairly
entitled to exclusive blame for the
accidental collision on the railroad
yesterday, although out OF Difference
10 otners nc snouiuere tue "hoic u tue
blame. lie promptly. sent III ms
resignation, which Is not yet accoptea.
yarv c,refnI and exnerienced railroad
r~,! "nI ha nv liz Ia the first time
man, anu nc ~ .na - 'T IT, ~, "nt
ne was ever etus,t u.a. IL M 49,
shirk the responsibility OF n AFFAIR at
all, u THINKS WIN ilttie more r'Siu
and systematic arrangements SUCH IT,
cidentS could mol occur.
U,s N,ur-TLe Transfers and tray
.,ors ON The Onhir Grade are informed
eiers Oh inc ppm s''oe "i'
dou,, Csd,r tros
this side of the summit House, and
sold it for flre-wood, is said to be an
Italian wood dealer named TakenO.
He may be c almost any Sunday at
an Italian provision store ut or ncar
Carson and e streets. They can ago
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14
wEsrEpN Loo1o IN ruE McFAn1.ANp

WESTERNS LoaIc IN THE MCFARLAND
CAsE.-The indianapolis Journal says:
We are rejoiced to learn that NJ. Run
kle, the husband Of Mrs. Calhoun, Is
rapidly becoming insane. He has an
nouliced his determination to cowhide
Mr.. Spencer as soon as the Mcfarland
trial Is over. OF course it Is not to be
expected that Mr.. Runklc will become
very insane In so short 4 time, but UNI
less the defense bring the trial to a
speedy conclusion, we have hopes to
he may increase the degree of his
madness to the extent necessary. to
substitute shooting for cowhiding. Mr..
Runkle would be fined for the latter q;
he will be wined and dined for the
former.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14

FESTIVAL PosTroNED.-The Straw
berry Festival, for the benefit Of the
Methodist Church in Gold Hill, has
been postponed until until next Tues
day and "Wednesday evening by reason
of the May Festival on Monday az
Fort Homestead.
CoNRIRlED.-Col. c. G. Batterman
entered upon the discharge Of his
duties as the newly elected superln-
tsndent of the Gould s. Curry mine
last evening, in place Of p. Deideshei-
mer resigned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14
TAKE WARNING !

THE V. & T. r. R. CO. ARE ANXIOUS TO
i take due precaution against accidents and
loss OF life resulting from the running Of their
trains: and they take this method Of warning
parents and guardians against the dangers at
tending the too common practice OF children
playing about theirc cars and locomotives. Those
having In charge the business OF the Company,
dnd II impossible TO PERSUADE boys, who FIRE.
qnent the terminus and stopping places Of the
road, from climbing upon the cars and engines I;
and they win feel themselves obliged to resort
to more decided measures, II these annoyances
are continued. Recent accidents, which are
wholly ascribable TO ths carelessness o. persons
In jumping on and of the cars when In motion,
should. be warning enough In themselves.
Hereafter no persons, but those employed on
the road, will be allowed to ride on the freight
trains, and none but passengers with tickets or
passes will be permitted on the passenger
trains,
February 18th, 1870. aa fsolS-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALES.
vRLLeW JACxRT GOLD AND

Silver Mining Company.-Location Of
Noticc.-Thorc ia delinquent upon the following
described stock, m account Of Assessment CNo.
~ levied on the sixteenth day OF March,
A. D. 1870, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders, as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14

EpwIS FORREST has been on the
stage fifty years, and his laurels are
still green. ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14
Dwelling and Lodging
House for sale.

x1,ILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH, O.
w a Two-Story Frame House, con. Hs
talninc eighteen rooms. cellar, water 81
pipes, aud everything comfortable and conye-
ppientI situated at the rear OF tho South Yellow
Jacket works, This property Ia well calculated
for n first class Boarding Houre, being IN the
immediate vicinity OF the Jacket, Crown Point
and Kentnck mines. The only reason for sell
Ing this property is that l wish TO 60 70 ranch.
ing. VIII be sold CHEAP FOX CAsh, and u
perfect title given. Apply on the premises;
" a. N. KENNEDY.
Gold Hill, April 9Th, 1870. sp6'lmis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14

Nothing new developed since our
last report. The Ogden mill is being
run on orc from the south shaft Of the
old mine. The ledge is not yet cut by
the lower drifts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14

phyry and quartz, but 1t will shortly
be through. Meanwhile the ore Is
being drifted out both north and south.
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aUS I:n;N. I'nsi'S ~,
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reSular yleIu vi ooo 'ons per u'S-ESvo
VI SoVI s,SIe isoln .ns ie,eiS,
nnu i'o NM VI iom SsaSe run ~ sn 600 oP ".
,e.eis oie pou! d. tie 'S ny.
tesei, at.ei pisIs W .ie iIoi.1 s.s.
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a.. sU. w" ~ It, ;n,nrnuad
tue pSse lev uays Eis nnpio.u
vasSiy' aIu oese.opeS INTO nI anr,
uaoie' pe1n l ~,
nv tU mrnn M .ne %annei, aver Tn n
nioss promising 9ePsos,.s e'e. u.h Nv
~ taS SoinstoeN wv
ieVel Deiow-tne l,oZV-the nse 1'e
Dody developed Is giVinS loIth
very satisfactory yletu, anu Dius lt,r w
hold out Tor 4 long Time. Inc utilt
north, Mt n i,ioo foot Icvei rom .ie
Crown Point, IS progressing, Meii
under the new contrary, any VII
shortly De where IL snouiu ii.erseIt 'iS
excellent bodies OF ore ueIeioPea
above. Inc 2lhoerihS' orc eAt!''c.io,i'
and general work oil the mine Is Juoi-
ciousiy and advahtageousiy p%erIorn,eu,
and by urlit anu wlhze e~0iiiieStlolls
good currents oil AR are ihuIeeu, g',-
ing go9d velitliatl9n Wherever PG,sl'ne
throughout the ihi''e. liz h'iul,S oi
these excellent ore deposits NJ the
oweSt leveis, as III tue cast Oh the
Hale y Norcross, Is very encouraging
both to the present anu future pros
poets OF our MINES. lle are the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14
SACRAMENTO & MEREDITH.

The new mill Of the company erected
in the vicinity Of the mine, Is completed,
and starts up for the first time this AT
ternoon. During the coming week it
will be started up OH ore from the mine.
VIRGINIA CONSOLIDATED.
The west DRIFT from the 500-foot sta
ton of the new shaft il now in 352
feet, and owing to the favorable nature
Of the rock encountered, good progress
Is made,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14

Nothing new developed since our
last report. The yield is the same,
and the prospects for ore at the 73O-toot
level do not improve.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-14

And in accordance with law, and an order OF
day OF March, 1870, 20 many shares OF each par.
eel of said stock az may be necessary, Will be
sold at public auction, TO the highest bidder, q
the Office Of the Company, on Main street, God
TENTH DAY OF NAY, 1870, at ! o'clock ?:
". OF that day, for cash in United States gold
coin. to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
F. r. osBIsToN, Secretary.
Office Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company,
Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. apl9-td
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Name Of Soek, openi.s I'd Cab. Closing.