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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-16
ASSESSMENTS.

Gsodman-2 cents per share; levied. May
IL; delinquent, June Is; sale day. July Is.
woSdvilie-Si per share; levied. May n
delinquent, June n; sale day, July IS
Julia-Si per share; levied. NAY -; delln.
qusnt, June % sale day. July %.
Baltimore Consolidated-s1 per share
levied Nay Is; delinquent. July .; sale
day. JAY g.
Imperial 81 per share: levied. June S; de-
liuquent, July s; sale day, July %.
Tyier-s0 cents p r shsre; levied. June 4; de-
linquent, July . ; sale day, July %.
senasor-n cents per share levied. June .;
delinquent, July II; sale day, July 81.
overman- 81 per share levied, June .; de-
iinqssnt, July IL; sale day. Jaly u.
Leo-:o cents per share levied, June .; de-
linqueut, JAY 10; sale day, August IL.
Hale a Nsrcross- IS per share ; levied.
june o., delinquent, July IL; sale day
GIobe-n per share; levied June II; delin.
quent, July Is; sale day, Augusta.
Arisoua a UtAh-tl per share; levied,
June III; delinquent, July IS; sale day. Aug
0iobe Conssiidated-ti per share. levied.
June II: delinquent, July Is; sale day, AUG.
. 4
Justiee-ta 50 per share; levied. June 10, do
iinqusnt. July u: sale day. Augusta
Virginia Cisy Coal Company-s cents
per share: levied. June 10; delinquent.
July n; sale day. Angu'tT.
Kniekerboeker- 81 80 per share; levied.
jana Is; delinquent JAY 70; 'Ae day
August II.
SEGREGATED Caledonia 10 cent. per
share; levied. June u; dellnqasnt. July q;
salo day. August u.
Nmiekerboeksr-si 50 per share: levied,
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RAILROAD EXCHANGE SALOON. by
reference to an advertisement in another
column, IL will DO seen that Messrs.
Nolan and Mccarthy have purchased the
well known Railroad Exchange Saloon,
nesr the railroad depot. Gold Hill. The
new proprietors propose to run the
saloon in frst-class style, keeping always
on hand the best OF liquors and cigars.
They invite their friends and the public
in general to give them n call.
JUSTICE wRIoHr's CouRr.-For tho
past three days the only criminal cases
which have occupied the attention OF
Justice wright's Court have been wo-
men. II seems sadly out Of place for q
who Is supposed TO be n pattern
of gentleness and sobriety TO be brought
into Court TO answer for the crime Of
disturbing the peace.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. - The
third annual meeting Of tho stockhold-
ara of the Consolidated Gold Hill
Quartz Mil and Mining Company will
\. held at the Office OF the company.
In San Francisco, on Monday. August
Sd. See official notice in our advertise
ing columns to-day.
IsprcrxKSrs.-Nine true bills were
found by the Grand Jury OF Storey eoun-
~ during the present session, viz; Two
Tor murder, two for grand larceny, three
Tor BURGLARY, one for felony and M for
nssault with intentto Kill.
PoL,rrcAL.-The Storey County Re
publican Central Committee met yes'er'
day afternoon. in Virginia City. Aftel
the transaction OF some unimportaat
business, an adjournment was had unit
Saturday next.
FAno.-Nineteen faro games are IN
operation In Storey county: sixteen in
Virginia and three in Gold Hill. The
reyenue derived from gaming licenses
amounts to s5.373 per quarter.
GsIxp JuRY.-The Grand Jury wa'
In session yesterday. and after disposins
of the criminal cases, they adjourned
subject 10 the call Of the foreman. ID. D
Addison.
gAuxssxrSr.-An assessment Of TWEEN
ty.nve cents per share is levied by tho
Europa Mining Company. See oficial
notice in our advertising columns to
day.
MrrronoLooIcAL.-In Gold Hill at :
=. n. to-day the thermometer indicated
st~smperaturs Of SO degrees in the shade
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DIED IN 4 Frr.-Early yesterday morn
ing, says the Eureka Sedind OF July 18th,
Coroner Borowsky was notified that a
man named W. p. Landlord, who was
well known in town. had been found
dead at the coal ranch Of J. CANADIAN,
near Antelope Valley. The body was
o afterwards brought In and taken TO
the hospital, from where II was buried
yesterday. Deceased wa the owner Of
u wood ranch situated pear that Of Can
nahan's. but had lately assigned his
property TO a party in town; For some
time previous to his death, he had been
subject TO attacks Of epileptic Ats, and
about two weeks ago, while standing on
tho corner Of Main aud Clark streets,
was attacked so violently with M that
II was thought that he would die. II IN
thought that q similar attack on Sunday
was the cause Of his death. and the owl.
denee OF the witnesses at the inquest, Of
which q portion il here reproduced,
shows that such undoubtedly was tbs
caap.
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grand M~ESAoERIr. CIRcus ASD HIP
ropRoME.-Monteomery Queens great
combination show, consisting Of q me-
nagerie. circus and h~ippodroms. arrived
in Virginia by rail at s O'Clock this
morning. Three trains Of cars were re-
quired TO transport tho immense outfit
from Carson TO Virginia. Tho monster
elephant, Lallah Rook3 appears to en-
Joy travelling by rail- He had a whole
car TO himself with the exception OF a
few Shetland ponies, whom he allows to
keep him company. At 10 O'Clock this
forenoon the grand triumpha process
slon began its march, passing through
the principal streets Of the city. At l
p. ". the daring tight rope performer.
Mile Ellser. made q grand aerial ascen-
sion in the open air. At the exhibition
| given this afternoon the immense pavil-
ion was crowded to its utmost capacity
with delighted spectators. The zoologi-
cal and pathological collections were
the finest ever exhibited in Virginia City.
The trained elephant, Lallah Rookh,
established his reputation ~ q universal
fayorite with the young people by his
wonderful manifestation ofintelligence,
combined with good nature and an
Unsuitable appetite. Tho huge African
lion and Royal Bengal tiger came in for
their full share Of admiration. The rest
of the animals were objects OF especial
interest. The circus performance was
~magnifcently grand. Little Mollis
Brown established her reputation a. be-
ing the best equestrienne the world has
vet produced. The difficult and danger
GUS feat Of turning somerssults upon her
steed while coursing around the ring
with lightning speed, called forth from
the audience frequent and uprorious ap-
plause. Madame Tournaire also distin-
guished herself in her wonderful menage
act. as did also Mile Jeanette Ellsler.
the famous tight-rope performer and as
c~ensionist. The gymnastic and aero
hatic performances during the evening
by Leopold and Geraldine. Mr.. Thomas
Clifford and the Belmont Brother were
perfection itself. Signor Feranti was
wonderfully supple. The numerous
shapes into which the " homeless " man
transformed himself was a continual
source OF wonder to those Who witnessed
them. The two clowns. Nat Austin and
Billy Burke, kept the audience in q con-
tnual roar Of laughter by their quaint
sayings and witty repsrtees. The entire
performance was an unusually excellent
one and justified the high expectations
e~ntertainkd Of the company. Mr.. Queen
has made arrangements for an excursion
train 10 leave Gold Hill on Friday and
Saturday evenings, at Z o'clock. for the
accommodation Of persons wishing TO at
tend the circus. The train will return
at the conclusion Of the performance.
Jan. BRps.-The inmates Of the
County Jail at present number 81. I've
Of whom are Cinnamon. The female
m~aleiactors number 8. white men ii.
Most Of the arc paying tho pen.
atty Of inebriation. The female fond
ness for adornment crops out even with
in prison walls. nearly all Of the women,
al the time Of our visit, had their hair
dono up in curl papers after the manner
Of ayoung lady expecting . visit from
her lover.
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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN. DISPATCHES
l-.-,o... TO tn. .o.D MI. D.nr ..-..,
0 Q N IsrIo INTILLicsnos
Cuban News.

c.b.n yexa.
Nrw Yonx. July 1C.-News from san
Domingo saws that three Cubans, who
latsly landed ON the coast Of Camaguai,
from a vssse, In Ola Bob,nia Channel.
vers sho,t,v ..ntured Nv sp.niar,l. and
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H.. u,u.a,.I .. w..,,,n,., ~ 80
sw.r cb.r,es ne, limo ay,in.t them for
,o,n..,,,n ,v;,,, Tho s.,, hrr,,ory
,.,a., ..c.,,s
poprsvorru " U-Tbs c,be, zoo.
sels Porodov and Ambassador have land.
al tho c,ble and sailed for Nova Scotia.
a, n, p..,
WASHINGTON. July lG.-Secrctary Del
khan retur,cd I,ere today
~
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N'4 'ao ,"''
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Arr'sea.
AoLhp'' Va guy io'--a ehpie u.s.
Pa'eh th' SAFE arrival NJ tepfk'
Ireland OF Tue " d. benson
~
WIN arg ,OV ''nes 'of"
anu "n,'n WIS ''po''e' ''"' 'n 'he ''"S'
u Newfoundland
~. u Mrs. Triton "eek
Nh" ioAA' 'uiy ic'h'-ihe 'e''' "ys
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-nu,,.Ls n.,,.

REMOVAL -Buttsriek & Co.'S Pattern Agency
has been removed 70 No. 80 North @ street. OPP
po~lte Fltrmslcr e Armbusts Bakery. eight
doors north Of the postsfice. upstairp. q,
which place oil the latest patterns Can he oh.
tanned. Mrs.. L. A. storer having received tho
agency Of the importing aud Wholesale Human
Hair Establishment OF Charles v. Peckhan,
nroadwa'. New York. 10 now prepared 10 sup
piy isdies with nrst quality OF genuine hair Il
New York rates. Call and see samples and
price list. Mrs. X. A. storcr, No. ~ North q
street, up stairs, Virginia City, Nev. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-16

wALlsR ON cRrsAriox.-M good men whs
deal Airly and squsrely by Their fellows will be
pleasuubly remembered long alter their souls
shAll have returned 10 the eompanionship Of
the lust. and their bodies are properly cremsted
In tie most approved modern style. There are
plenty. OF men, however. who dessrye TO be
unit before death Tor their inherent wicked.
nees, and among these are clothing dealers who
swindle their customerr by selling clothing not
worth half It's price. such men ought TO be
ersmaied. and their stocks OF eloihiug with
Main ttreet, Opposite the ONCE of the 0oIn
HILL Nrws. when you want clothing, and I will
do you honest and square justice.
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wuy I, I,.-t /. not strange a, all thu. tho

wnr II Is.-it 10 not strange at all that the
sidewalk In front Of W. Il. RIson's store ID
bloekadsd with Foods every day. and 81 many
people coming oct loaded with goods. for with
. few dollars you can buv groceries enough tn
81 90; Z pounds hns brown sugar, 81 90; fre,h
tomatoes. IN can, IS cts: fresh peaches, an
can, Is cts.: fresh oysters. IN can. IS cts. PIE
fruit, an can, Is etc., asd svcrythin. IN proper.
tion. 10 and get . package VI Rison's coffee,
ftesh ground eveyy week. Try 10.
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Ton Frrcn-ths silvery tongued Tom;
the u~nprincipled Tom; tho Tom that
,cas a Republican, and Is q Democrat;
Tom, who wouldn't steal . hot stove.
unless he had on thick mitteps; Tom
well, he has returned to Nevada, and Ia
after something political. Tom Is al
ways after something. He In on the
wrong layout to get 1t. however. In Ne
vada.-Odhdnd Transcript.
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FROM WINNEMUccA.

Poisoned Herseir with .,%stryehaine.
wrSSESuccA. July lG-sfr. Thomas
Shonc. Of this place, committed suicide
at noon by taking strychnine. She took
two bits worth Of the poison and died in
nm hour In terrible commissions. Family
troubles are said TO DO tho causa.
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A RusH.-lt 10 no wonder that C. A. Nolts-
store, No. ios South 3 ,trcst, Virginia. Is do
Ing such Q rushing business. lie has Just re.
turned from san frnei,eo with . lrrs. stock
Of the latest styles and beet quality Of boots
and shoes, which he 10 selling cheaper than
ever. just walk up TO No. los South o street.
and examine his new goods. ~
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wiru Roos BRornnns.-Tu Locke. % well
knswn In Virginia aud Gold I'LL ~ former
salesman Of Haas Brothers. IL now with It0or
lIrotherv. the famous elothiefs on O street. Viz.
ginis, opposite tbs Enterprise bullding. lie will
customers rom 0old Hill especially, aud VIII
guarantee the hest satisfaction In the way OF
trade. Gall at Roos Brothers. "
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Dividends.

Bsieher-fs per share. sggregsting $4,000
declared July 8; payable J,iy 10.
Crown Point 81 per share. aggregaiing
$4,000; declared July Q; payable July u
Consolidated virginia. 81 per share,
aggrsgsting $tst,soo; declared July =
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McKrSSxY's Horn.
SuoAl PNE PotST.
July IA, 1874.

McKrxxxY's HorxL.
SuoAl PNE PorsT.
July II. 1874.
EprroR Nxws: Yesterdays letter was
broken of rather suddenly. To resume
where we left Of. The delightful
mountain road. a. We ascend the Truckes
river from the busting little town Of the
same name. is unmarked by any human
h~abitation until We reach Tahoe City.
I mistake; there Is a thriving fsh ranch
about Ave miles up the river from
Truckee. which Is n great curiosity and
source Of pleasure TO tourists. The
stage stops there about fftecn minutes,
affording all who wish an opportunity to
witness the method OF Matching trout.
and observe the difference In size. from
one day TO five years old. II swell worth
seeing by all who have never witnessed
il. We arrived at
Lake Tahoe
About II A. N. This little village Is sit
uaied on a bluff about ffty feet high.
near the mouth Of Truckes river (the
only outlst To Lake Tahoe.) aud com.
m..a....,..s;, o.,,..L - ....,,
o o'' n
tho entire lake. There Is q splendid
hotel located at this point. called the
"Grand Central" CALDWELL & Gordon.
proprietors. II Is an L-shaped. two-and-
a.haif .torv frama milling hand-hn-
ished. large and airy. m capable OF &C
commodating probably 100 guests. At
tached to tho hotel IL q barber shop,
telegraph Office, post ONCE express Of
nee, local option resort, croquet ground,
etc; The proprietors appear 70 DO pohte
and accommodating. and VII no douo'
prosper, a. the season mas lasI nov
folloving gues.s were reei.tered. p. n.
Peckham and wife, Miss Brown, A.
Skate, Mrs. Z. L. Pratt, Miss Jessup,
n; Al. Gilman AND viis, mss FLORENCE
= a. - ", p.au,a.". + =
o.h;.,"n 80. Mil .nJ rrrs. NJ
Jsnss 80. Va NJ. Ps;,.. 49, 49, VIZ
INN 80. ~ a,i5
e. c! go - u r..sr
% Io' Ins c"I, IAN
anu wne, oaAanu, o",, y a,eiy'
irs. fsnon anu son, 80 NJ
SIMON oonIa, sserAlnro, o,a
ootoy anu we, otusoh .i'y' =. 'oh
ON na wne' MIS- Jus.
onal, AK 'ailoy, nnere are D sa
ao1eu mousse oesiIes 'nis nn no.o
I ''sn, anu o %os III
pne', uHa 80 -.
ing, .Ppn Tshas rna,am uan.a saus
",.. Ia at, ~ = 1,an,sss =, ~.
va. Th;s - c,sOn;aS ~ nSs h.nJ'
'o"n o,euP.su
some young ifienu, soororoe
VINO dispehses All so'.s Oh aelei1us oe''
efases u THIRSTY anu uus'y ua'eieis'
The Steamers.
a, tho laks ara now plyinv four
- ..,.,.- -,
~ =
beautiful yachts and nnmoeriess smaii
fry craft. The steamers, with their Of
fcers, andduty. may be described as fol-
lows, and can be relied upon as correct:
The Governor Stanford. Captain Lap
ham, seventy-iye tons, Is q side-wheel
passenger and freight steamer leaves
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ArrrxrioS.-Al persons indebted 10 n. v.
waller are requested 10 call q his store and
settle their accounts within thirty days, and
thereby ave thsmsslvss expenses and iroubls,
All Accounts rsmsinlng unsettled q the end Of
thirty days. win bs placed In the hands OF an
oncsr fr collection. 10
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Az Illinois farmer has two sons and
three daughters. and the girls help work
the farm while the boys are ct college.
This Is the old fashioned subisction Of
women.
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"PLr,sx. sir" ssid n little girl who
was sweeping q crossing for = living.
"You have given me . bad penny
Never mind, little girl. you may keep
Il for your honesty"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-16

DELICATE young ladies in Troy don't
care about q hearty breakfast. but con-
tent themselves with q box Of sardines,
q dish OF sourkrout and a section Of
mince pie,
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STOCK REPORT.
,u.ronr.D pA,Ir IT rrsrn . HALL
Last Evening.


Last EveainE.
ESQ Meadow Valley. T,5S
llk, Ia. AN go
80 Enreka Con. itk. II. itx BIO. II. isx,
I3k.H
70 Pioche,e
rs American Flag. 7,s,3
100 Bowery, CSC
2io Belmont. ~, ~,
40 Msnitor.Bslnoni,
rs Newark. N
ioe Rye Patch. ~
50 II Dorado Soath. ~.
100 n Dorado North. az
Is Golden Chariot. s,.. ~. .. b,o
20 R.Plrs Idaho. IN ~
200 Yellow Jacket. -, u. M
90 Bslehsr. q. ~. Iak. Tlx bo
rs savage, . rs. ssx,D
SO Kmpire MIL,
800 eosldA Cary. 10y. iaS bo. isx, 10
g chou.r.Pe siX. civ bS, O.
IS Sec. Bslcher, 70
900 California, ,sS. 81. %
10 Idaho "a. W, 10
go 0vsruan, 81. 3lk
as Grown Point. "A. u bio. ~, az. az
40 Hale . Norsrsss, 20, 90
This Msraing.
COS opAir. iTx, IT,. lTS. TX bs
t<s Gould q Curry, i9S. i9S
It's Beet q Beleher, Is, s3k
IS es.iss r.,:.i, ax, ca, 6, rs. 81. q, ss,
,vM.i. a Norcro... 80. sS
$40 Crown Point. u. IN
$40 Y.llo. Jacket; ~; 81. nX
ilS Kapir.: ~ y, Y bio
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LETTER FROM LAKE TAHOE.

lesRRrsroxpEscs or TIE COLD unL rrwsJ
A Fish Raneh-Tahss city The
Grand Central visitors = The
Lake Steamers, etc
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Lady wsshi.gssu.

The new pumping machinery has ar.
rived andis being put imposition for use
a = fast a. the nature Of the work viii
allow. C...
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Mint.

Sinking the shaft Is making good
hcadway,, The rock in tho bottom Is
quite soft.
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BulIion.

Nothing new to report Of tho north
drift on the l7OO.foot level Of the I'm.
perial.
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A station has been opened at the 75O-
foot level OF the Baltimore Consolidated
shaft, and a drift just started, to pros
pect the ledge ON that level. Tho ore
prospects ON the level above was excel
lent, and there seems but LITTLE doubt
that paying ore bodies will be found on
this level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-16

Adelay OF three days has been hadon
account OF striking n heavy flow OF
watcr in the east drift. at tho second
station level. This drift has penetrated
the orc vein a distance OF ten feet, and
il not yet through il. The ore is OF a
low grade. and the ledge is very prom.
ising.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-16

The ore breasts are looking finely, and
yielding about 90 tons Of ore daily. Tht
ore In the west drift. from the bottom o.
the north WINE. at the third station
level, has greatly improved in bott
quantity and quality during the past two
days. The orc still continues Of q mn.
quality in the face Of the north driit a
the head Of the incline on the S0O-iool
level. The rock in the fnce OF the mair
west drift, on the 40O-foot level, IL stu
~soitening. and is mixed with considera
BILE clay In the face Of tho drift. Asiigh'
seapage Of water from the face OF TN
drift has also set in. and there soems bu'
little doubt but that tho ledge il In clos
..est. H# no I'D.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-16

Daily yield 80 tons OF ore which is
being extracted from the ore breasts on
the l3OO-foot level and in opening the
ore slopes on the l465-foot level. The
ore breasts on both OF those levels are
opening up well, and promise u goodly
yield for the future. Nothing IL being
done on the l700.foot level at present
except raising up from the main south
drift to connect with the Wine from the
l4G5-foot level for air purposes.
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GouId Curry.

The prospecting operations on the
l5OO.foot level show no change worthy
OF mention since our last report. The
main north drift, on the l70O-foot level.
is steadily advancing through hard, bar
rem quartz and porphyry. Sinking the
double incline Wine, below tho 100.
foot level, is making good progress. the
bottom in quartz aud porphyry. Drift
ing and prosecuting. ON the fourth sta
ton level, is still vigorously prosecuted.
with no ore developments OF value to
report.
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Tho 174O.foot station is completed
and ready to men drifting for the
ledge on that level. Sinking the east
winze, from the l640-foot level, is max.
ing good headway. Nothing new to re-
port OF the prospecting operations on
the l540-foot level.
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overinan.

The main north drift, ON tho l2OO.foot
level. il still pushed vigorously ahead,
the face in n mixture OF clay, quartz and
porphyry. The north drift, at the 200
foot station, in the winzo from the 1000
foot level, has developed a streak OF
quartz about four feet in width.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-16

The south drift, on the FIRST station
level, has connected with the south
Wine. and dumps are now being erected
for tho extraction OF ore from that part
OF the mine. Nothing new to report OF
the prospecting operations on the other
levels.
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The mine was shut down on Saturday
last for tho purpose OF putting in a new
hosting cable. laying a new iron
track in the main incline, putting In o
new fy and spur wheel for the hosting
engine, and making other necessary re-
pairs. Everything being in complsto
readiness short work was made OF the
matter, and this morning everything
was again started up in full operation.
A new giraffe has boon put in the in
cline, which holds and hoists at one
load seven tons Of rock or ore. To this
is also added q back-action, which great
iy increases the load. The main incline
is down forty feet below the 1bOO-ioot
level. The south drift, or the l30O.foot
level is in 543 feet. The new air shalt
is down $50 feet. Tho ore breasts
ON the 1000, 1900 and l3O0-foot levels
are all looking well and yielding finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-16

New shaft down l57 feet. Ground
works we'll, and water does not impede
progress. All going ahead finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-16
savage.

Sinking the main incline below the
20OO.foot level il making good hcadway
the rock in the bottom working finely.
The main south drift on tho 2O00-foot
level has been enlarged, timbered and
put in good working conditionan cross
cutting for the purpose Of determining
the value Of the ledge ON that level has
been commenced. Tho main south drift
on that level is again being extended to
connect with the north drift from the
Hale & Norcross on the same level.
Nothing new TO report Of the prospect
ing operations on the l900-foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-16

Sinking the main incline is making
fair progress. The preparations for the
erection OF the new machinery Is making
good Roadway. The extraction OF orc
from the Waller Defeat section OF tho
mine still continues, with u slight I'M
proyement in the quality.