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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-16
TIE TRIBUNE'S BIRTHDAY.
A MONUMENT TO HONEST JOURNALISM.

From Philadelphia Enquirer.
On Friday last The NEwYORK TRIBUNE,
founded by Horace Greeley celebrated it's thirty fourth
birthday That is good old age for an American news
more vigorous, more sentient than now. 1t
has oD hardly NOW STans Of fSF itself At hab
aton which with the newly purchased ground to nt be
built upon is to cost oyer million dollars ana an1 a
dividends decared afterward there should be large
ones for besides the enormous Prots OF 'ae pa
revenue The present business condition OF The TRIB
USE is stated to be better than Il has been for many
ing most satisfactory degree OF prosperity ity:
It is to be made Its e editor say 90 Dei neF
see the way, to make it better one, for
many departments 1t is better stronger more useful
paper at present than any other time IN its hstory-a
monument OF, and an honor TO- WISE energetic houest
''"'"' IN THE PRIME OF LIFE
From The Troy Prtsa
THE TRIBUNE attained its Uth birthday last
week Judged Methusaeh 1t is scarcely out Of Us pima
fores yet though already straDged serpents
be reckoned somewhere about the age OF man,
Though We know OF no reason why IT should be- except
that OF contemporaries so consider II, without
much consideration about it probably The TRIBUNE is
In the prime OF life We prefer TO Judge h by Itself
what II Is tOday-and We nave no hesitation in saying
that 1t s better newspaper than at any time during Mr.
Greeeys ne We miss from The editorial TO- columns
The success OF THE TRIBUNE since Mr. Greeeys death
ought to assure people that neither the whole world nor
cause great man who counsels the and directs the
other is called TO his deathbed.
THE GREATEST NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD,
From The Philadelphia EytRing ChroRfe<
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE completed a third
OF century on Friday. and than justified In
ndulgng itself In little modest INSTRUMENTATION
It's anniversary. 1HE TRIBUNE is the greatest news
inent some advance. IL is putting up building
TO cost quarters OF million. ON lot that worth
as much more but tins great structure Will not be
Substantial than the newspaper itself, and IT will
TOP the surrounding buildings only as THE TRIBUNE
overops its rivals in all that pertains to modern jour
uallsIu
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

s ... go, sun ~s ..... $40 Noon fets...'' .iIa
ataH DAy-An o..o
sav gool 100 Cows island m 1853 Hell Gate FerrJ s'4o
- B,gH D4Y-p
Sandy Hook 7:44 Cows Island o.zz heh oaN rei''A
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Corporation Notices

PROPOSALS for SCREENED GRAVEL
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receive Depart
Of Pabc PARKS gnt FRIDAY April II 1874 At $50 o'clock
FIVE THOUSAND 10000 CUBIC YARDS OF SCREENED
GRAVEL suitable walks and roads and similar that heretofore
the Public Parks Of the City NewYok For full nierma
ton The City Record Copies for sale at No City Hail.
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Coparti,ersnlp Notices.

TVHE COMPREHENSIVE OF DEFFAA,
KLATZL MONDSCHB KIN, dong business Flour Merchants In
the City York this dissolved The business Will DO
carried JOHN KLATZL, who is authorized sign the
nnu name In liquidation or Otherwise PHI. DEPFAA,
JOHN c. KLATZL,
April a. 1874. MoNDsCHBIN
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YORKSHIRE RELISH.
j The Most Delicious and Cheapest Sauce IN the worhL
Warranted and irse ON any nJurioas ingredient
C52l02 BOTTLES SOLD IN 0NK MONTH AUGUST, 1871
Sale unprsoeientsd In Me hs.ory Of sauces
Sold BY Grocer Drag and Olmen. bottles 3d. Ia anu Is
Trade Msrk-Wllow Pattern Plate Beware Of Imitation.
Manufacturers: 6000ALL. BhCKh0USe g. CO..
Leeds, Eagaad.
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PENSION WINDSOR,
PLACE DIES ALPEs, GENEVA, SWITZERLAND.
Fntes boarding the LAKE. steamboats, aud railroads
English spOken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
VIII Recover = Attachments upon
Raco Horses tteleasod-A Deter
minod Suiciic-Dcatii ofthc Dan.
isIi COnsui-Grccnbncks.

SAN FnAScIsco, April lG-l r. NJ
Physicians report Maxeys' condition
much Improved, aud Il Is now believed
ho will recover. Ilv still adhcres TO
his first statement, that Caldwell shot
him and then shot himself.
The recent attachment In favor Of
the Bank OF Californis upon George
Treats racers. Tllad Stevens, Nell
Flal,crty aud Oliver Cromwell, has
been released. 1t Is stated that It was
filed under q misrepresentation, willie
Treat was absent from the city. The
horses have been returned to their
quarters a, ll,e Pacific race track.
DIR. Siuderson, who shot himself
Yesterday, attempted q few evenings
since to commit suicide b. jumping
iato the bay OIL Long Bridge. A boat
man aud policeman rescued him and
the latter took him to his Dom.
e.. 0'Hara Taatle, tile Danish Con-
sui at this city, died last night at his
homo In Alameda, after a brief illness.
Tho American and Consular flags are
at ha!f.mast In respect to his memory.
lie leaves n family resident In Ala
media.
GreonLacks, ssGssal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
SUCCESS BASED UPON MERIT.

IL is a subject Of general remark,
among both Wholesale and retail drug
rl.ts, that no medicine introduced to
the American public has ever gained
such u popularity aud met With so
large a sale In all parts Of tile land, In
tl,s same length Of time. as DR..
PIercc's Golden Medical Discovery.
This cannot depend upon Ito having
been more largely advertised than any
oth,. medicine, rs such 10 not tho case.
The corrcc: explanation, we think: Is
found In tho fact that this medicine
produces more wonderful aud perfect
cures Of very bad cases Of bronchial,
throat and lung diseases, Is unloubt.
eddy the most perfect and ellicieiit
remedy for all kinds OF coughs thai
las ever been introduced to the pub
lie. and NJ the same time possesses the
greatest blood purifying and strength.
enlng properties that medical scieiice
has been able to produce, thus ren1er-
Ing It a sovereign remedy not only In
the euro Of consumption. bronchitis,
hoarscness and coughs, but alse Tor AL
diseases of the liver and blood, rs
scrofulous diseases, blotches,. rough
skin, piinples, black specks aud discol-
orations. It has therefore u vide
range Of application and usefulness.
and 1t not only gives the most perfect
satisfaction to all who use II, but lar
exceeds the expectations OF the most
mnguine, thus clicitlng the loudest
praise aud making living adyer-
Using mediums Of all who use It.. For
these reasons 1t Il that there Is not
perhaps q druggist In all tire vast de.
main Of this continent, who tries 10
please his customers aud supply their
wants, that does net keep and sell
large quantities Of this most valuable
medicine.
JEsup, Iowa, May 8, 1S73.-DR. IL.
V, PiERcE-Dear Sir: We take pleas
ure In saying that your medicines have
sold entirely beyond sur expectations.
We regard them rs the beat medicines
cxtant, aud hear them spoken Of 10
ths highest terms Of praise.
u. l.. SArTn q Co.
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srOCK
lREroHrrp DAILY Mt nrxxa a NALL


Last Evening.
80 Meadow Valley, i0y. lei.. 10, o..
20 Iiaymsud 4 XIV. IS. ssS, ASK
lSO Eureka Con, i5k. i5k
Ai5 Washington 4 Creole, ar
100 Page a Pan.ea. IL, Ia, ~
90 Silver Peak. soc
lo liuhn q Hunt. ~
80 American Flag. AZ s3s
JsS Delnolt, 35..6
$50 Newark, :. AK
100 Portland. CAKE
$50 lye Patch. "a.
80 n Dorado sosth, s. IA. b3
200 Caroline. 3oc
800 North Belmont, SOC. &C
300 NJ Dorado North. ~
200 Eu,ska 90, yl.o
100 independent. 1
100 81. Patrick.
$50 Golden Chariot. Is
100 lca Fillmore, ~, ~
rs Mahogany, ~
100 South Chariot. an, Is boo
900 War kasle,a
% Empire tldAho, 81
s1S Goa. virginia. 81, So. 81 BIZ
Go California Cor, az, az bo, tjk, Al
$40 Bslcher, -. 7sA, -. ~, siO. - bso
SCI Sould a Curry. "a. ~ b., "a ri0
go Ovsrnan. tg, ~. 10,
CO Iinperisl, 6k. Ga, s.. b3O. GU b5
1l9S kentuck. ist, Is. bio, isS b5. 1874, lSt
aes Crews reiat, "a 62o, SAY, 81. Sc, 81, si!S
10 Ysllsw jacket. 10, 81, sax, 81 bio. DX
32J Savage, COZ. 10. ely, -. 6iS 30
25+D 0rhir, -, az, 22i4 b5. 24N. -. b, ga
40 Hale & Sorero-s. Is, 10, 45k
20 Best 4 Delcher, 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16

Prru's OrEnA HoUsE-rhe excel
lent variety troupe now performing 1t
Piper's Opera House, continue u draw
crowded houses. The entertainment
given last evening VAS remarkably en-
ioyable and mirth.proyoeati'e. Fart
ir,t opened a beautiful overture, which
wa, followed by a number OF very
pleasing ballads, and concluding with
scene. In the arena, In which Mes.rs.
swcatnam, welch and Murphy dis
,inyuished themsel YES. Part seconded
onened with the Second Ham,
Hotel" enacted by Little Mac anu
Chas. Reed. The piece was comicai
In the extreme, and called iorln ', ".,
the audience uproarlous applause. U
most amusing feature OF the play VIZ
Little Macs fight with y bed oug,,
nj the termination Of which a hawk
seiz,s him In her talons and bears ann
aIoft into the ETHEREAL regions Mr;
Geerse ). knight In his songs anu
s~necialities won frequent piandUu.'
from the large audience. which insi'l'
aS snon calling him back on the stag,
again and again. Little MacnS WEI,
NJ his associates distinguished himself
a.ain in the play entitled The In
a studio" The triple horizon
raj bar exhibitions by Messrs. Leon
and Lsssaies elected frequent expires,
slonso OF admiration FROM a deiign,cu
auditory. The performance coneindeu
with the comic sketch entitled "BlinSs
md links" which was enacted u
cspltal style, and fairly carried the
bou,e by storm. The entertainment
will be repeated again this evening,
and will undoubtedly attract acrowdeu
house.
SHOWED Is.-The Summit House.
ON the Central Pacific Railroad at tile
nresen, lime. IL completely buried up
In snow. so much so that the people
living In IL are compelled 70 Keep can
dies Burning In the daytime. IL ine
parties referred to, are provided VIII
plentiful supply OF wood, bacon anu
flour they car endure their imp'''-
onmsnt with a good grace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
ASSESSMENTS.

Comsteck-lS cents per share lSyisd, Feb,
y; delinquent, March 81; sale day, April
s,ock Isinnd-si per share: levied. Feb. g;
delinquent. ApriI2 sale day, Apul2L
Union Coasoiidatei-yO een,- per sAars
levied March ?; delinquent, April 81 sale
day, April "a.
Andcs-S0 cents per share levied, March :;
delinquent. April q; sale day. April u.
saymge-s5 per share: levied. March ), de.
linqueni, April sale day. April -.
TyIcr-3O cents per share: levied March q
delinquent, April 10; sale day, April N
woodyiiie-si per share; levied, March 0
delinquent, April n; sale day. Maya
Jim Mcclellan ecsts per share; levied,
Feb, "a; delinquent, April q; sale DAY
April ~.
Arizona and Ctah-75 cents per share
levied March II delinquent. April ls; sale
day. May 4.
GIobr-T5 cent. per share; levied. March II
delinquent, April 10; sale day, May I.
Globe ConSoIicatcd-T5 cents per share
levied. March II; delinquent, April i6; sale
day, May .. q,
BenIamin-5 ceris per share; levied, March
II; delinquent, April IS sale day. May ID
Santiage-so cents per share; levied Narrh
Is; delinquent, April n sale day, May 10
htittF tott-AR NehAs ~
March 10; delinquent, April -; sale day
May II.
monte Cristo-si per share; levied: March
IS; delinquent, April u; sale day, Nay 10
Indus-iO cent, per share; levied, March ID
delinquent. April %; sale day, May ii.
Original Gold Hiil-so cents per share
levied. March -; delisquent. April ~; sale
day, May II.
Could & Curry-s1 per share; levied,
March 26: delinquent. April ~; sale day,
May 20.
Daney-sa cents per sharr levied, March ii;
delinquent, May 8 !; sale day, NsS u.
Lady Brynn-s0 cents per share; levied,
March 81 delinquent. May 4; sals day,
May ~.
Ssut, Oyerman-5o cents per share; levied
Arr'li; delinquent. May s; sale day May
IS
virginia city Coal Company-l0 cents
Der share levied. April g. delinquent, May
Q; sale day, June IL
surcor-si per share; levied, April 10; de-
linqueni, Nay Is; sale day, Juns b.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. - Virginia
City at the present tlmo is infested
with nh unusually large number OF
thieves and ds.persdoes. Nearly every
day we hear OF houses being entered
burglarlously. a few nights ago, q
young gentleman, whose room Is In
at upper stary Of u lodging house on
South e street, In going up to the same
at n late hour Of the night, encountered
n suspicious looking individual on the
stairway with n trunk oil Ills shoulder.
On being lntcrrogated the mar carry
Ing the trunk could give no satisiscto.
nv account OF himself, which circum-
stance induced the young man to raise
the alarm. Assistancs arriving, the
thief was made to set down the trunk,
after which he was kicked out OF the
building very summarlly.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. - Ycster-
day We noticed q teamster In the EN-.
ploy Of ono Of the leading lumber
firms. In Virginia City, beating his
team unm ): clfully. Tho ifir &C.
cured OH G street. The brute used
tho butt end offs heavy blacksnake
whlp with which he beat thu liorscs
over the head In the most lnhumnn
manner. The horses appeared to b.
willing to obey his behs't,, but owing
to his violent attack upon them they
could not understand what they were
expected to do. One Of tho statutes OF
the State of Nevada provides for the
punishment of any person found guilty
OF crimes similar to tho u described
above. We understand that u war.
rant has been sworn out for the arrest
Of the herso heater.
CAVALRY COMPANY. An Informal
meeting Of parties Interested in the
formation OF q cavalry company, In
virginia City, says the Enterpriie, was
held at Miners Union Hall last cven-
Ing. A large number Of persons were
present aud thirty-flve signed the roll.
Captain +. G. Lord acted As President
and Frank Murphy rs Secretary. The
necessary committees for the compile
ten of the organization were appoint
ed aud the meeting adjourned to meet
next Wednesday evening, at Z o'clock,
at tho same place. We may mention
that all tic men who signed the roll
saw active service durllg the rebel
lion, and will ilnd themselves Mt home
In the saddle, with lance ut rest and
vizor down.
TxmurE TO THE DEAD.-Yestcrday,
at the marble yard Of II. ii. Muckle,
IN virgins City, we noticed a very
handsome slab, ordered for the grave
Of Mrs. Humphreys. Of Silver City,
lately deceased. 1t was neatly at
tired with appropriate clnblematic
JeyIces sculpturcd thereon. The grave
II 10 be enclosed within an Iron renee
of neat design. We arc pleased TO SEQ
that the Silver City people are taking
the necessary steps towards adjoining
their cemetery, aud we trust that Our
t%ownspeople will follow their exam
pic.
EDUCATIONAL. - Miss McDonncll's
department OF the Gold Hill public
schools has been so over.crowded, OF
late, that the Board OF School trustee.
have decided to open another school
OF tho same grade. The new school
will probably be organized oil Monday
next. On several occasion, over l0O
pupils have been In attendance ut Miss
McDonnull's school.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
Dayton.


There 10 no change Of Interest to re-
port Of either the daily yield Of ore oil
the appearance Of the ore breasts OF
stopes on the different levels. Tho
north DRIFT ut the second station 10 sill
pressed head, running through the
same character OF lively looking white
quartz as that mentioned Ia our last
report.
New York Consolidated.
The now pumping machinery. and
repairs to the shaft being about com.
pleted, the works will start up again
next Monday, when sinking In tho
shaft will bo resumed.
Lady washington.
The repairs to the main shaft, and
the erection OF new pumping machln-
cry arc going ahead vigorously, aud
tho work, will start up about the first
OF next month.
south Cornstock.
Incline down 90 feet below the l50.
foot level. sinking In the foot wall ma
terlal, which Ia clay, with q flno look
Ing streak Of quartz. No water Inter-
feres.
Kossuth.
Drifting and prospecting both north
and south on the 2O0.foot level Of tho
new shalt Is progressing rs usual with
out change OF Interest to relate.
Billion.
Tho main north drift, OH the l7O0-
foot level from the Imperial, Is still
driven ahead without any new devel-
opmen, Of Interest to chronicle.
Buccor.
Sinking the new shaft Is making
good headway. No change to report
OF tbs prospecting operations III tho
little shaft east OF the MILL.
Europa.
Sinking the winze In the north cross
cut from tho main tunnel Is making
steady progress, the bottom In quartz
and porpliyry mixed.
Justice.
Sinking the main Incline below the
4OO.foot level Ia making good speed, the
bottom still In n mixture Of clay, quartz
and pOrpliyry.
Phil. sheridan.
The grading and preparing for sink
Ing the new shaft are being pushed
forward vigorously by Superintendent
WEIGH.
Alpha.
There is no change Of consequence
to report for the week OF the north
drift on the 1900 level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
TO CANDIDATES,

An announcements OF candidates for oaiee
must % paid for In ddraaes. We accept Of no
contingent arrangements. but treat all alike.
Acandldate WHIT cannot or will no, announce
himself properly and pay hls printing bills
promptly. Is not ct for the once he .eels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16

BALLOT for U. n. Senator.
Bosros, April l6.-rho thlrtletll
ballot for U. y. Senator resulted NJ
follows: Dawes %, Hoar IS, Curtis
"a, Banks 8, Adams 4, and scattering
4.
Loss OF the Ameriquc
NEw Yonx, April lG.-News OF
the loss OF the steamship Amerlque
has been received from Dre,t to-day.
She carried on her last trip about so
passengers.
The Imitation Biil-Tho President
Urged to Veto It.
NEW YoRH, April lG.-A meeting
OF bankers, capitalists and merchants,
presided over by Peter Cooper, adopt.
ed n petition to President Grant, sign
ed by Brown, Bros. 6 Co., Henry G.
Stebblns & Co., Drexel, Morgan & Co.
and some $4,000 others, including a
majority Of the Presidents OF Banks In
the Clearing House Association, say
Ing they appeal fiom-thelr own judg-
ment to the language Of eminent
statesman Of the State and House Of
Representatives In 1862 for %justlhca-
ton Of their belief that a further issue
Of g~reOnbacks under existing clrcum-
stances without warrant OF necessity,
will infllct a strain OIL the honor Of the
republic and impair confidence on
every future pledge aud promise given
In It's name. A committee, including
j. ID. Vcrmylie, j. Stsrgass, w. NJ.
Evarts, aud others equally prominent.
was appointed to present the petition
to-day to the President asking Ills veto
of the Senate bill.
HOnors 10 Sir Lnmbton Lorraine
Tho Board Of Aldermen have tend
cred the Inequalities Of tho city to Sir
Lambton Lorraine, Commander Of the
British war steamer Niobe, and the
Army aud Navy Club will Eivo Hun n
reception next Tuesday.
The Case OF Dockcry
Key wEsr, April l%6.-Therc Is 10
news from Cuba yet rs to the effect Of
the appeal to the Captain General for
tho Communication Of the death c u
tence Of Dockery. kilograms an-
nouncing the condemnation Of Dock
cry have evidently been suppressed
by the Havana authorities.
Flood in Nashville.
NASHVILLE, April lG.-Thc Cumber.
land Is rising an inch hourly. Several
hundred yards Of Market street are un-
der water. Merchants and warehouse
men arc moving goods nni cotton.
The damage amounts to thousands OF
dollars. Trains are delayed on the
Decatur and many other railroads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
DIVIDENDS.

Rcleher-s5 per share, acgrsgating S52n,0Oo;
declared April 3; payable April 10.
rrovu Point 81 per sharc. asgrcEating
$4,000; declared Aphls; payable April
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
buckeye.

Nothing Of Importance to report.
Prospecting work goes on rs usual,
aud the mill Is being put In order Tor
another good run.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
Flood I'm Nashville.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

,rEcrAL TO THE COLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
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Savage.

Sinking the main incline Is making
steady progress, the rock In tho bottom
blasting and working finely. The
west drift on the 1900. foot level Is still
making excellent progress, without
change Of value TO note. A cross.cut
west has been started about % feet
north OF the south line or nearly half
way between tho south winze from the
l7OO.ioot level aud tile south limo.
This cross.cut Is only In n few feet, not
being far enough to set reach the
lplpe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16

The north drift from tho Virginia
Consolidated Oh tho 13OO.foot level Is
making steady Roadway and will
probably connect with tile south DRIFT
In the Ophlr In four or i've days more.
As soon as the connection Is complet-
ed prosecuting the ledge will be con-.
mcncel,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
Mint.

The new holsting machinery Is com.
Melted and everything working with
the utmost perfection. Hosting tile
water from tue shaft has been COM
menced, and as soon as the water !:
drained. work OH the lower level and
sinking the shaft will be resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
Imperial. Empire.
0 main incline Is down so fee

The main incline Is down 80 fee. be-
low the 1850 foot level, the bottom In
good ground aud the sinking making
good Roadway. The bottom OF both
The north aud south wines, from the
l70O-foot level, arc still In quartz OF
u very favorable character. The main
east drint, on the 5O.foot level, Is
making excellent hsadway, and has
now reached and Is undoubtedly pass
Ing through the west wallof the ledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
Rock Island.

The shaft Is down 20 feet, the bottom
In good sinking ground. There Is no
water watevcr to Interfere with the
progress of the work. New hoistlng
machinery has been ordered from San
francisco, aud the first shipment Will
probably arrive at the mino BY tho 18th
Of next month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16

The up-raiso IRON the tunnel level
Is up 100 feet, with no change OF mate
rial Interest to report Of the formation
passed through to the present time.
The south DRIFT, from tho main west
tunnel, Il still continued to the south.
ward, finding occasional punches OF
quartz. but nothing OF n very.promls.
lug character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16
Gcncsscc 30. p.

This location Is a very eligible one,
In Spring Valley, aud adjoins tho
Daney on the north. 1t Is an old loca-
ton, but work Is now being done to
develop It.. A new double working
shaft Is commenced. which Is now
down 10 feet In good solid quartz, rs
saying rs high rs S35 to the ton. The
ledge Is n good sized one, course
north aud south, and gives excellent
promlse for u good paving mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16

The ere In tho south drift has lin.
proved considerably during the past
week, both In quality and quantity.
The ore In tho face Is now four feet
wide, OF good milling quality, with an
average as,ay taken from q samples
Of $27 80 per ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-16

The pumps arc all completed and In
good running order. Good speed Is
being made In draining tho shaft Of
water. The air pipes arr being ex.
tended from. tho shalt Into the west
DRIFT at the lowest level for tho pur-
pos OF resuming work In the face OF
the drilt at tho earliest possible mo-
ment.