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New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
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JACORT-pUTSAM-On Wet1c.1. July 23 a. h' tv Htu hy
Maor s7emeyrr Dr. Abraham Jaob 70 Dr. MARY c. daughter ot
90, late Geo. h. Putnam. No cards
KEARNY-BRSBA ANE-At the Church Of the nnao1 Thurs
.y Jug 81 by the Rev >a1ue. Cox d. D. IT, kirri hriruI
~ Nrs Sarah H. Bu5aue daughter Of Hon. william hol of
Washington, D. G.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Br,k'5n Wel1osl- Jrlv D. 1879 By
Gleason Robert N- Of Hayaa. taol 20 Margaret
b. Nicholson.
SMrTf-DTPYEA-!l BROOKLYN TIr-'l7. July o. ~ i' Rey
Joseph g. Daryea b. Smith aTaet H. daughter Of Aoria
DIse4 u Jamaica, L. l. No car-s
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LATEST SNIP NERS.
rFor other ship He,cs see Ftfh Page
ARRIVED.


s,es,b P,o,a Dome philadelphia. with mie aud 70 Los'
h'sfi 9%te,m.DR % Rl 20 y,t.t TeaoF. 33 DAYS IN ballast.
Bk hes fAn,tl Parcunch Buenos Ayres ~ days 70 b1ft
Bars H. slower Pierce Havana ii1 With sugar l9l ne 10
BrE carleton of Boston) CoIns. dtuls 10 days "h sifar
Bs iraas star Chick st. Jago via GaauioHomO 80 '5' with
8' 5.na iDa.sb nau.en 81 Martin, II l' sh 'urar ''d
Bdg Sels Gas, Soye, RIO Gnae % sul ij diy' With hides
Bs Sen Bri rof C1pa7- 50 c' suto'. jane IN 'oIee
BrE yaoua An totAneat,. Lu.f luaj in' q 10 u -''''
WI'H s1l1f 400 rnU.sfs
Bf. Gps Daa, jayne. Mangho - ays s.h col' 20 L. ia
Br 5Folm 'o Plymouth laj Whtat no Jaaai' ~ Vl'y' WI"
81. C. Sore, cofy.stavp'rl l. B'aso'9 aa-s y {, i"dL
Sclr J..e Bl-r.f's p.' r.ut, tir'tsS .'fs 'h e'l
Dos H.rlo lspaaj Dos Beaas "- taoHa' II -aj "h
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o. ftml. boob. y. Ge.r-.. N. b..
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o,--.. ,ssao5.sH'-.-7as ,so r''fr' 30 ,,..
j. 3. 1l4'r, Virginia. Lrei 'lfsuH.
ANCuOEED At HAErs ISLAND.
Bark Matilda. sc4rs. SEES. 30 iIrri.
B,f J. h.. ,b.,r. hsll.57. r,-. tieIosn. G. %
,,. Roc.plf. Vl.er Wtls1r S.s
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DOMESTIC PORTS
FoETEss M'"for w.. Jaf 4'-.'' m t'r H'hH2.r 5a,s
o.as. havana. Al 1al. rom A7.o fss ou. "r A'iata
.a-Jli0s Gsor.. LfI.- Joy F'r0 fJ aa Drt Ff faat-
sl.,ssla. Gf. Jar a5-Asa,el. steamship, Seminole. os
~ rh.-,e , e. iy -,r-g-' .-t- 3d. f.r ,erhia
Sailed steamship As4And Pha.rph 'elr q" g. --rr''a "f
Jl'-soas.l-
Cs8DiFp Julv 2J.-lne @4.,lD F.m.fo.e. "..-iH' h'a
H,s,l,, Jr., lj-rae bsrs csr.ra,. from N,e YORK
Tt.et- Merry Johnson ca' Cr'a' rom s,..o- 70. yrvY,rs
passing through i. Gae ts m1-nrg ltt o. Ae E Poia@
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The Great Remedies for Consumption W'stnf sd Iadre'
o1 ApJHEs iASs.akID LauLIJN tNl ft'.AkA-
hccl who have mEi. j. s" stlF tir t-' TO.
prolonged remarkable appetite so elath ani aerht.
i lai tr geo
clrttl1 te hoi7 improved ~ ts 0J4 in bes hy
War Hs lynu.,, tae kelys Of EGYPT 1-l li5 N'F bo s..
LONDON 1la LaB<at, a.yrAs - ar.l..J4t Tue
STATE, AMI .l; trade och HIf
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a rrand hall in honnr of the Fifth Mainland

IA grand ball in honor of the Fifth Maryland
Regiment gwen - Congress Hall Cape May last
The health Of the City of Chicago is reported
by The srV Superintendent 10 be improving There cholera
there tbs season.
.-. In Worcester, Mass, State Constable brennan
fa OoD wor o. AqlOr Joseph Chase the leading
grJorfs t4at city.
In Wheeling, w. Va, one death from cholera
'fWaf .. ht, 4li 10 reported sody Two OBgT
"a ..s ..s. - .ya., Eiu DioVe fatal
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S0uRd and Hearing, Voice and speech. The EApa-
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b. Psol Els.srE In TRIBUNE LkCTURB kNrRA 80
Tribune Leeture Extra No. y.
the METHOD or CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE OARWINIAH rtEORT
Twelve Lecture, delivered by AGASsz before Museum sl
Conparae Zoology Cambridge. As eoununs Of
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American Gentlemen Of good ln economical Lon
don tailor directed 20 B. BENJAyv, Ulster House % Conigth.
London special and styles 5r Ulster taSehng
universal covert coats Cl shooting lal country suits &c
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

"FOr milk read blood" has heretofore been
thought the drolest erratum printed but the fol-
lowing in The National Baptist is almost "a good
OF an article Oh Woman Suffrage ln the " b. Of June 25"
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
TRoTTrNG AT DEERFoor PARK.

A small number of gentlemen interested In
the American assembled at Deerfoot Park
at $50 D. yesterday to witness trotting match
The heat only moderate cool, refreshing breeze
blowing in from seaward, and the track was in excel
lent condition. The match was between f. f. Cornolfs
b. g. Billy and S. j. Huthonys b. 9. Kipp mile heats
to harness, best three in Ave. for purse Of 500.
SUMMARY.
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.. yb,t opqIf ~ be considered onestIy md Ieg1iiy

Cola sI-srat z or q goh q Ao,. Hi-s AID the rrrc-sita
,rat eo us considered homes. g)I oos well aui wears
7 All o.r proportions preeulons. I though 10 II.
and o carat. nav b ca beautiful ell mitei
Wi bu alIltr-lu vile The BIok o. ial Marks Americans
visiting lagtri .oli NJ arBZEFGss ,t" 81 to1iu st.,
Boa stock Of 5ci got ali
wr .g... watches clocks ami b-j1, Catalogue post free.
True and False science. speech At e yaii Ba1gi't p
Para. .r.l.I4 rs.H.HH LEgrrHs Etrrt NJ D.
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JULY HEATHER.
TIE suY-sTRoKE RECORD.

Yesterdays intense heat was somewhat al
Icyiated by cooling sea breeze during tie afternoon.
The following Is the sun-stroke record:
Joseph Schmidt age 90. and Annie Schmidt, AGO -,
German emigrants prOstraed at Barclay-st ana Col
lege place; taken to Centre-st. Hospital.
Michael Curran, age CO. homeless prostrated at west
and Morris-sts taken To CeDtro-st Hospital.
Adeline Reed, age %, OF Flushing, was overcome by
the heat at the Thrtyfourthst ferry last night, and
was taken 90 Bellevue Hospital
William Aiken OF No. 100 Pttst, by tho
heat az Broome and Ludow-sts., last night, aud was
taken 20 his home.
An unknown man tainted from tho heat at Avenue b
and TyeuUcth-st, last night, and taken To Bellevue
Hospital He appears 20 be about IS years old has gray
hair and mustacle, aud dressed in light trOwser5
and gray shirt. He no coat or waistcOat.
Ann Walsh age 90 OF No. 2O9 Fult0l-st., BROOKLYN,
was sunsruck in Grccn-aye BrOOklyn yesterday, and
Was removed TO the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. JUly 2j-I u. N. }
Synopsis for the past "a hours.

The barometer has fallen since Thursday
night very generally all stations east OF the Msslss
Dpi except on the immediate Atlantic coast; the pres
sure Is lowest over the lower lakes the temperature
has risen slightly over the Middle and Eastern states
and also the Ohio Valley, where however n mas
again fallen southeast and southwest winds have
continued over the South Atlantic and Gulf states, WIN
local rains the Gulf coasts, hut now generally fO
lowed by clear weather throughout those sections;
southwest winds and clear weather prevail on the Md
die Atlantic States; westerly winds and partly cloudy
weather In New-England variable winds with rain over
the lower lakes uorth-westcrly winds and clear or
clearing weather over the upper lakes and Northwest
Probabilities.
on Saturday for the Gulf states rising bnromefef
southwest To northwest winds, and generally clear
weather, with rains On the immediate coast.
For the South Atlantic States south casteriy wlLds
and partly cloudy weather, with local rams.
For me Made Atlantic States resieiy winds ana clear
reatter. FOR AeU York aud -EHgiGnd S0N csSeriy
uds Ddriy cloudy reGhcr and numerous tOcdt storms
For the lower lakes, southwest winds Yeering TO
northwest. with clearing weather.
For tho Ohio Valley. uOrth-westerly WINDS and clear
ing weather.
For the upper lake region, rising barometer north
westerly winds. partly cloudy or clear weather.
Midnight telegrapho reports are mis- 7ng from stations
in tho upper lake region, tho Mississippi valley and
westward To the Pacific Coast
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
CUE--zEz
DIED.

IN Notices Of UGrioJeo must be mfoysH Nth MI
name and QtlffSg.
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IN pAwrUcKEr-LoSs. $4,000.

The brick stables attached to W. H. O5-
hornes planning mill the foot Of Batic-s Brooklyn,
caught fro at o'clock last evening and was damaged
sCoo Six horses which in the stables were safely
removed The building is insured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO ooLD HILL DAILY NEWS,
o o N EsTIo INTELLIGENCE
Failure OF y Banking House-sPe'
Gle Shipments.

~ w 60
Failure OF q Banking House-sPe.
Gle Shipments.
New YonK, Sept. l3.-Kenyon. Cox
& Co., bankers and brokers, Wall
street, suspended to-day. Daniel Drew
was special partner In this house, 1t IS
said, and rumor has 1t that the difficult
ties of the firm were caused by opera
lions in the interest Of Drew.
The specie shipments today we're
STA, $40 In silver bars.
Fearful Suffering OIL n slavcr-Cnp-
ture OF the Vessel.
A London dispatch has been received
at the Admiralty Office from the COM
mander of the British steam sloop
Daphne, announcing the capture In the
Indian Ocean, near the Seychette
Islands, of q slave ship, upon which
there had been horrible suffering. The
small pox had ragged on the ship, and
out Of 800 slaves taken on board, $50
died, and the remaining so were terri
bly, emaciated from disease and want.
Fall OF the City OF Mcxico-Anni.
yersary Festivities.
The President and other high dig
nitaries are expected to DO present at
Mondays celebration hero of the an
niversary of tho fall Of the City Of
Mexico. Delegations from New Eng
gland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the
Western and Southern States have
promised to attend. The festivities Of
the day will be closed by parade and
grand dinner.
Suit Against the Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company.
NEW York, Sept. 13.-Aaron Free
man, who failed to get the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company to bring a
suit In his interest against Alden b.
Stockwell, latc President, has begun
proceedings himself, and made the old
Board OF Directors Of the company do
PENDANTS. Freeman In his complaint
charges that In January or February
Stockwell, while acting as President
Of the Pacific Company, unlawfully
appropriated to his own use $500
shares of Panama Railroad Company,
which were the property Of the Pacific
Company, and that he loaned $566'ooo
of tho company's money to Frank Z.
Markham on securities which proved
to be nearly If not utterly worthless,
with the intention that Markham
should use it for their common ad-
vantage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13


SEWING MACHINES R~ErAIREp.-A frst-clas'
machinist, who thoroughly understands every
par, OF all kinds Of sewing machines, Is now
employed at N. NJ. FREbRicK's we.i.Known
watch making, Icwelry and sewing machine CO.
taSli hi No. 81 South Q street, Virginia,
where he can be found by all requiring MS ser.
vices. IL more convenient to customers he VIII
attend at their residences by sending Tor him
All kinds Of sewing machines to rent al reason.
sblo priees.
NASAL CArARnu, BEoNcmrEs, ASTHMA, ANp
all Head. Throat and Lung Diseases; also Deaf
ness, Discharges from the Ears, etc.. success
fuIly treated BY DR.. Aborn, 2l3 Gsary street,
San Francisco. after the ordinary methods have
failed. The most difficult cases are invited TO
cali. The marvellous cures effected by his mod
ern scientific method during the past four years,
are still subjects Of remark. and are attracting
| universal attention: and patients from all parts
OF the Pacific coast are aSaiiing themselves o.
his treatment.
ODD FELLOWS LisRARr. No plsasantcr place
10 spcpd leisure hours can be found than at the
| Odd Fellows Library, second story Of Odd Eel
49, new building, corner Of Smith and c
si,.ets Virginia. -Four thousand volumes Of
choices. reading, all tho principal newspapers
Of The Pacific coast, the principal literary papers
ami magazines ofthe United States and the oid
World lsY,e and commodious chess and smok
inc room. Subscription on.y 81 per month
Open to all.
rnurr.-T. r. McGurn, the irresponsible
fruit. vegetable. game, poultry. provision ant
r,occrv dealer. at ii6 South 9 street, has The
Ero se.i snest and cheapest lot Of fresh frui,
cxs, Brought to this market. He Ia selling TIT
hest quality OF apples at from 81 10 :! . re-
Sox. delivered free OF charge to any part OF the
yv He receives fresh fruit and vegetables
nom California every morning. 10
,.pcE yoLrNE would not contain the mas'
of Testimony which has accumulated In favor oi
n, WI,tar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry as a safe
.b.cisnt and reliable remedy In curing coughs
colds and pulmonary qiHese. Aany VI =
cures are truly wonderful
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13

WHITE HERCULES PowDER.-Although but
of recent introduction into our mines, this
famous explosive proves cminently successful.
and 10 already In general use, taking precedence
over all other powder. It's explosive force is
fully Is per cent. greater than that OF any other
heretofore In suse, and 1t IL calculated that q
saving Of ct hast SIS, 900 . year Is Effected IN
the mines of tho Comstock alone. Tho AK
Hercules isthe strongest powder In use for hard
rock blasting, for bowldsrs and for use In water.
The No. is equally effective for all medium
hard rock. and much superior 70 any other pow
der Of that class. They arc both readily ex'
plodod with the usual cap when properly %.
5usted b the fuse. The White Hercules Powdcr
can be obtained at the hardware store OF blttner
s. Co.. Gold Hi. IL
eoLp HILL SocrALs.-Prot, varney, at tho 60
licitation Of numerous citizens Of this town,
will, on Friday evening next, September 10Th.
commence q series Of social dancing or .praetic;
inr parties, to be given at Miners Union Hall
eyery Friday evening. Tho price OF snD.crip.
ton and admission to these socials VIII % y
per couple, Tho best OF music by mcmpers o.
the National Guard Band will be provided and
tho hours OF dancing will DO from 70 ]? O'Clock.
All persons DESTROYS OF subscribing Tor the
series are requested to present thcir names ~
the Hall on Friday evening pext. selsn
SOM TuaoAr, Cough, Cold and similar com.
plants, II suffered to progrcss. result In serious
nulmonsry affections, oftentimes incurable.
krown's bronchial Troches reach directly the
seat OF the disease, and give almost instant re-
lief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13
S 2 6 5 0 0 Oil
COLD COIN GIFTS
1901 Gold c.In Gin...........saes,

1901 Geld Csin Gins.---.-..s96s.ooe
One Chance In LESS Than) Tsn fer a
Fortune for Five Dollars.
Proceeds of sale OF tickets at the Eastern
a~pencies will remain on deposit with WELLS,
FARGO & CO.. Bankers. 81 Broadway, New
York. until after the distribution and payment
Of gifts. ~
TICKETS, IS, HALF TICKETS, % so.
For sale at Geo. P. Brownies, 024 Broadway;
corner OF Court and Fulton streets, Brooklyn;
F. W. Shear, AS Fulton street;
81 Broadway and Exchange Court, Room &.
Mall orders and applications for agencies In
other cities to DO addressed 10
@. ALEXANDER & CO.,
Eastern Managers. Post ofiee Box No. 1885,
New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13
BY THE CABLES.

The late Railroad Accident In Spain.
MADRID, Sept. l3.-Later intolli-
pence from the scene Of the accident
yesterday to the express train, from
Vittoria for Madrid, shows that the
disaster was far more serious than at
first announced. The number killed
was II, and 70 were wounded. Scarce
ly n person on tho train escaped being
injured.
Spanish Affairs.
All the clauses Of the bill increasing
the powers OF the Government, have
been adopted by the Cortes. 1t Is re.
ported that Don Alphonso, brother OF
Don Carlos, has left his command and
returned to France. Several persons
who took an active part In the insur-
rection at Alcany, have been tried anu
condemned to death.
The Cuban League.
Gen. McMahon has reported to the
Executive Committee Of the Cuban
League, that Vice President Wilson
has been informed Of his election rs
President of the League, but has not
vet answered. The league Is now pre-
pairing an address to the people OF the
United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13
FROM SAN
Fire-GovernOr Booths Reception
Breaking Ground for n Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.-l T. NJ
A fire occurred near the corner OF Da-
Wis and Washington streets In a build.
ing owned by Waterman and occu-
pied by Ford, a grocer, Morton, a bar
Der, and n fruit dealer. The flames
we're soon cxtinguished, but the aggre-
gate loss will be about $4,000.
Gov. Booth will be the recipient OF
a warm welcome OH his arrival to-
night from Sacramento.
1t Is stated In a private letter from
Tucson that ground for the railroad
from Tucson to Guymas, will DO brok-
on about November 9th.
The number Of deaths In the city
during the week was sevcnty.one.
Gold, 1llA; greenbacks, S04
9S03.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13

BLOOD, soAIrs AND HAn-When II. r
Waller, the welLknown and very popular Gold
Hill elothier, reads the Defiant and ingenious
manlfestoes Of other dealers threatening to cell
clothing at less than cost, or saying that their
stock 10 the best In the country, he merely
allows q charitable smile to suffuse his genial
c~ountenance like o gentle zephyr ripping the
manly mustachc and remarks: That's not
business. Let gentlemen come and trade with
me, and when they see that they can buy supe.
rior goods at less price and 90 homo every way
better suited, then they will the better under
calls particular attention to his extensive stock
OF new goods. Let others talk blood, scalps snd
hair, but Waller will 60 on In the even tenor OF
his way, selling nrst.rato goods cheap.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13
Empire.

No new developments In tho cross.
cutting and prospecting drifts at the
1900 and 100. foot levels.
Tyler.
Shaft 155 feet deep. Ground works
favorably and about two feet per day
10 being made In sinking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13
WELLS, FARGO & CO., BANKERS
virsinia City, Nevada.

Tickets or Coupons drawing Gifts can DO col,
lected through banking houses, or Wells, Far
20 & Cos Express.
Concert, and all orders for tickets and applica
lions Of agents to soil tickets, should DO ad
dressed TO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13
WESTERN DISPATCHES

SPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13
TO MILLMEN |!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill NEWS Once hrlf . ton Of superior
Type Metal, for jounaling purposes in Qnartl
NH, Hoisting Works, etc. VIM be sold atrS.
inced prices Tor cash,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13

VIII be sold, from tho proceeds Of which
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13
GESTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, ETC.

GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING, ETC.
TIME TIME /!
SIXTY DAYS GOES
OUR SIXTY DAYS
NO
STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRICES,
AT The WHITE HOUSE.
COIN & ISAACS,
"a SOUTH @ STREET, VIRGINIA
(old 81 Dorado BuildinrJ
WILL SELL THEIR LARGE AND NEW
" Selected Stock Of
MEMS N BOYS
CLOTHING
BOOTS,
SHOES,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
INCLUDING A LARGE LINE OF
CALIFORNIA MISSION UNDERWEAR,
TRUNKS,
vALIsEs, AND
sAToHELs,
Also tho Best Quality OF
R u 3 B E . s
FOR TIKI NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
L. O w Il r
THAN.
N OTHER HOUSE
IN THIS CITY,
TO WAKE ROOM FOR
COOD S
FOR PARTICULARS, CALL AND EX.
me OUR GOODS AND THE
REDUCED PRICES.
COIN d ISAAcS,
No, 10 south G Street, yirsinia.
A2.m
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13

D. L, BLANCHARD, MANAGER,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13

The orc Indications In the cross
ont from the main east DRIFT at tile
second station continue looking very
favorable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13
CholIar.potosi.

Daily yield 100 tons. ore Improving
In quality. IL Is being reduced at the
Land, Winfield, aud Nevada mills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-13

Gould e. Curry.
About 40 tons Of pay orc extracted
daily, which is being worked at the
Mariposa Mill. The various pros
pectiug drifts and cross.cuts arc being
pushed ahead with every possible dis.
patch. The heavy flow Of water
which has prevailed for the past seven
weeks has nearly abated. -Four large
boilers arrived yesterday and will be
placed In position Sc soOn as the old
and defective ones can be removed.
Justice.
This mine shows better Mt present
than for some time past. Drifting boil,
north and south at the 400 foot level
In the Waller Defeat section. The
face of the east drift IL In softer rock
showing small stringers Of quartz with
clay seams. Tho 300 foot level, north
works, is $50 feet north Of the main
shaft. and shows about three feet Of
good milling ore which Increases and
Improves as farther drifted upon.
Knickcrbockcr. ,
The main west drift rs we'll rs the
south cross-cut from it arc both being
actively driven ahead at n good rate oil
progress. The faces OF both drifts are
In good vein matter. consisting OF clay
seams. quartz aud ~porphyry. Some
water Is coming In, but 1t Is easily con.
trolled and does not interfere with the
progress Of the work. Good orc Il
likely to DO encountered Mt any time.
silver Hill.
Daily yield, GO tons, keeping the
Bacon mill steadily running. The ore
bodies at the first aud second stations
arc looking and yielding finely, and
show every indication that they con.
meet. The Wine being sunk near the
Justice line Is progressing we'll and
continues to be In a fair quality Of ore.
The miEe shows general Improvement,