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RAR6ES' HOTEL,
HAM DTD

II HAMPTON VIRGINIA.
1hts Seii-EpnVL [ NM K RESORT il now oIeI
tire rccS pttCn Of visitors ga Bathing 4
hciiiii-s AID every convenience for the SsX4X
Sniiof; and pleasure % guests attached 10 ~
Ne House For terms and further information
!. s1ress :. J. BARNES, Proprietor may3-lm
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H sut.h e TtrOrt. On Inc PhIIadeI phis y
. srle Railroad, aiso lCCa,cd on the yEAV
vest branch OF the susQuehanns river, ll,.kff
suTICurd - beautiful mountain scenery VIM, ~
tTCuilng streams in the vicinity will be Opsn TO-
tcaTtsE1 JUSS -. Accommodations first class and
G, ars-s rsasOhsble. Trains leave Baltimore and
Pot &c hslirOst do pot At SIS and $50 D. m :,
rout 20 Remove Il ere Of tire most attractive aad
pc Eresue sur N trips thaf can be enjoyed. Ex-
&c 81 tickets "a reduced rates for -se at corner
street ard PepCsy lvAnts avenue, 18th street aud
u nns) y knia avenue, Ard Baltimore and Potomac
ssi'I. az - pit Ger rooms AMI rGle5 apply TO E.
w TAYLOR, Proprietor, Remove, CiiatOG
ccuntys Pa JelT-Im
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THE DELEGATES FURNITURB-A SEIZURE
CfDER EnECuTIoE.-This morning an execu-
ton having been issued in the case of :. NJ.
Wight against the District OF Columbia il was
placed in the hands of Bailiff O'Neal, of the
marshal's Office, and that officer proceeded to
the hall Of the House of Delegates aud made
the levy, taking possession of the furniture and
effects of the House as follows 81 revolving
chairs, 81 arm chairs, Speakers desk, and 3
members decks, = stoves, clock, water cool
ers, lot OF carpets, - spittoons, II lam5reqlins
and cOrnices, window shades, &c, which were
appraised by Messrs. Wm. Boron, G. A. Kuhn
and WE. Il. Sayre at a ,O2325
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS were made
by reTu blican conventions yesterday as follows:
Charr1an Freeman, list district Pennsylvania:
w. ID. Kelly, 4tb district Penn. In the 18th
Pennsylvania district two candidates were nom :
mated. Hiram Porter and BENZ. V. Thomas
\. q. NcNul ia was re-nominated in the 18th
Illinois district.
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-CARLIN SPRINGS %. ben entirely rsfttsd
REDFOKD MINERAL SPRINGS.

CRAZE EtOT al, LEIiIGH GAP, Carbon Co.
- EsEA 1t 10 Eow opened f"r Summer a
2 sfcSTs. - Is situated on the Blue EHk8
- Cltairs, nteen inmates, by rail from lksix
hauth Chunk snd the famous sWitchback GTa,-a
ssnsry, excellent accommodations. Iron Spring.
: laIing ant FISHING. Terms Moderate. A u.
Second Auditors ONCE. 10 Irn-
A PLEASANT SUMNER Res Ri Iudiyid
n Uais ard families wishing to v ii lhd-aw j. n
froR h heat ard Oppression Of the CITY 0%A0
viii T ID a pleasant and agreeable retreat l.ssI
fen both ~ the
FENWICk HOTEL.
LsoH0rdtOtrs, s.. Mays County,
where rsbHed society and ali the luxuries which
lover &srysnd Is celebrated fer can be eDjoyc5 Al
ytTy EIocsrate xpen-e.
Transient BCarlefs, so Ter dsy.
Perr aneut do. $50 per month. je9- colin
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ID l n Z I DIN T.

TIE undersigned having purchased the eight years
F-se g INC atnge desirable place Of Sum 4
Der resort, Tili have he same kept during $Ya&
VI season IN style ursurpsssed By any u.14t
Y Hfiar s-ablishu Snt FT1n its accessfF-i!S-
a hiHgtea aBd It's attractions Of sasine bstline
;stl.g sud shsettDg, he is satisfied that no other
10 ~ - its supe. Tor. -
- Terms reasonsble.
- Rooms nay be engaged from the lst Of June
Ho1sc-n fuS Ilth strest
HsyU In JOHN O'LEARY
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e-ereOscoIic" ,ew5 OF Local Scenery TO T. . 4
z seen =, ~ -'eaEsy " ania avenue, ana w.
as Eer-h stii street For d. cTirtive cir lkss3
GUAR eIc tcrus. address
usy . m WI. WILKINSON & co Prop'rs
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Sandwich Island News ssraek =
New Coral Resf-0reenbseks.

SAN FRAScrsoo. July 81 p. NJ
Tho steamer Tartar brings Honolulu
dates to June 9th. The Legislative As
sembly had voted $4,000 for the en-
enlargement Of agriculture and the i'm
p~ortation OF laborsrs. The King ad-
vises q reciprocity treaty with the United
States. A petition for such o treaty had
been presented to the Assembly. with
the Kings Endorsement. The Assembly
has voted sl5, 900 for the erection OF .
palace for the King. but ho asked $780,
600.
A correspondent Of the 8dietts calls
attention TO the melancholy fact that
several members Of the National As
scmbly had been seen in public helpless
ly intoxicated.
Tho local option question. It Ia said,
will be most important, engaging thest-
tention OF tho people and tho Legisla-
ture for months to come.
The British steamer Tartar, from Aus
kalia and the FIJI Islands, arrived last
night. On June 22d, the steamer
struck on q coral reef. q large amount Of
coal was thrown overheard, and on the
morning Of the Gath tho ship hoated of
safely. She was about forty miles out
Of her course when she struck. Tho
Captain says the shoal Is not laid down
in the charts, and is not visible above
water.
Greenbacks, a
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wnrnLIoIo.-The man with the flying
horses has pitched his tent q short dis
TANGO below the Methodist church in
Gold Hill. He was extensively patron
lied by the juvenile portion OF the COM
munity to-day.
THEATRICAL. - The Coleman Sisters
closed their engagement ut the opcra
House last evening. Tonight they mp
pear at the Carson Theater.
HOTTEST DAY OF THE SxAsoS.-In Gold
Hill, at 2 p. N. to-day, the thermometer
indicated q temperature Of 90 degrees in
the shade and 120 degrees in the sun.
OnE SHrrNESr.-Tho ore shipment
over the v. & T. Railroad amounts at
present to about 1l5 carloads per day.
SCARLET FEvEn.-There il only one
case OF scarlet fever In Gold Hill at
present.
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ASSESSMENTS.

0sodman-7 cents per share; levied. Nay
10; delinquent. June 10; sale day, July 10.
sierra Nsvsda-S1 50 per share; levied.
Nay u; delinqaest. June 10: sale day.
savage-ss per share; levied, Nay nj de-
linquent. June "a; sale day, July III.
wosdviiie-N per share levied, May -;
delinquent, June "a; sale day, July Is
qusnt. June - sale day, July 20.
Baltimore Consolidated-r per share ;
day. JAY =.
Imperiai-Si per share; levied. June 5; de-
lnqusnt, July s; sale day, July "
TyIer-D cents per share: levied. June 4; de-
lnqusnt. July . sale day, July -.
Aeuator-So cents per share : levied. June ):
delinquent, July II sale day, July 81.
oyermnn-ss per share; levied. June 3; de-
.linquent. July Is; sale day, July ~.
Leo-0 cents per share levied, June 9 de-
linquent. JAY 10; sale day, August II.
Hale a Ns-reross-ss per share levied,
June o.. delinquent, July IL; sale dAy'
Oiebs-N per share; levied June u; delin'
quent, July Is; sale day, Anzust&.
Arisona a Utah-tl per share; levied.
June II; delinquent, July IS; sale ds,. Aug.
0Iobe Conssiidatsd-si per share; levied,
June II; delinquent, July Is sale day, Aug
Justiee-ss 80 per share; levied. June Is, de-
linqusni. July "a; sale day. August3
Virginia Cisy Coal Csmpsnya.s cents
per share; levied. June 10; dsnnQaen''
July n; sale day, August q.
Kpiekerbocker-si 80 per share; levied.
Jane .; delinquent. July %; 'aie day.
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HARD Fnox.-JOhn White, who dis

Hr,np FRoN.-John White, who dis
sppeared from Virginia mystenously
about two weeks ago. has turned up IN
San Francisco. His brother, who re-
aides In Virginia, received two kilograms
xesterlay afternoon announcing his ar
rival In the Bay City. IL appears thai
White travelled all the way from Virginia
10 Oakland on foot and without money.
He was laboring at the time under men
tai alteration. caused by q disturbance
of the brain in consequence OF a blow IN
ficted upon his head some time since
Mrrrrxo OF "HoRRmLEs. A meet
ing Of the club known rs the "Horribles"
xiIl be held at tho hall Of Liberty En-
cine Co. No. I, on Saturday evening
1eIt nj & O'Clock. A full and punctuai
attendance Of members Is requested. See
official notice in another column. .
Cox,urrxr MrrrrSg.-Thei 18th Of July
Executive Committee meet this evening
M The Hall OF Liberty Engine Company
No. I, for the purpose oil makihs
Anal settlement Of all bills incurred 'o'
celebration purposes
PxnsoxAL.-John McCone, proprietor
Of the Fulton Foundry on the Divide;
has returned 10 his old stamping ground
Alter a soIourn Of several months IN Ch,
ifornia. He Is considerably improve"
In health.
c.ows Porr DrvIDKSD.-The Crown
Point Mining Company has declared a
a;v;dend Of % per share. a~ggreGanns
$500, 900, payable the l2th. See on.,
isl notice published in another Column
to-day.
rrxsxns ron TIE Jruicx.-Amons
the freight received at the railroad depot,
Gold Hill, this morning was a car LOAD
of hcssy iimbers for the Justice mine'
Br1IpSo IxrAovENxSn.-The WASH
,,gton House on the Divide. is under
going extensive Improvements, uciu-
ding the addition Of q second story
PIcrr,c CoAsr PIoSExns.-rhe regu-
lar semi-monthiy meeting OF the Paeine
Coast Pioneers will be held at their ball
on b street. Virginia, this evening
AsnsxEsr.-An assessment OF VI
Per share is levied by the Union Con-
solidated Mining Company.
Towx TausrExs.-The Board OF Town
Trustees will be in session on Saturday
evening next at 8 O'Clock.
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wAlLrR on cREnAriox.-Al good men who
deal pa',ly and squarcly BY Their fellows win be
pleas.ably remembered long alter their, soul.
shail have returned TO the companionship o.
the lust, and their bodies are properly eremated
in tie most approved modern style. There are
burnt before death for their inherent wicked.
ness, and among these are clothing dealers who
swindle their customers By selling clothing not
worth half its price. such men ought TO be
eremated, and their stocks Of clothing, with
them. Call a. my store. In liairs building,
HILL News, when you want clothing, and i VIII
do you honest and square Justice.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
tsrsalI - = soLD NIL DAILY ssvs,
o N EsrIo INTELuuoGsoG

-
The Nathan Murdsr-Mers Evidences
NEW Yoar, July 9.-workmen in de-
molishing the Nathan Mansion. discov.
ered behind q dumb waiter q shirt COW
cred with blood blotches. bearing Ma
thsns' name. II was taken to the po-
lice station. where the police claimed II.
No other evidence Of the crime has been
discovered.
sale Of Gold.
The Government has awarded $1,000
900 gold at from 1898 to 1899.
Ms.meuth Park Races.
MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., July 9.-The
meeting to-day began with q running
race for all ages for q purse Of $1,000
mile and a quarter heats--S started. ID.
F. Carver won in 2:l3H; Radi second
and Quits third.
In the second race Of o mile and q
halt, for the Monmouth stakes, 0 start
cd. Regardless won In 2:45; Bonaven-
tura second and Banneretto third.
The 0ibbeti In Psnnsyivanis.
HAnnuBuRo, July 9th.-Louis Rosen-
tine and John Moody wero hung here
to-day for the murder Of Abram Brem
in November last. They both made
speeches confessing the crime. and nd
hitting tho justice Of their sentence.
Both were firm. and expressed no fear
for the future.
Fatal Boiler Explosieu.
PrrnDUnoH, July 9th.-The boiler OF
Lazures mill, near Braddock's Fields.
exploded this morning. fatally scalding
the engineer.
Detected nut Defiant.
NEw YoRx, July 9.-Gov. Dix In an
interview with a delegation Of New York
Aldermen yesterday, expressed great in.
terest In the Charlie ardiner affair and
promised them he would give immediate
attention to the matter. II Is said that
Mayor Havemycr is very detected but
still defiant.
Hurricane In Tennessee.
MExPHIs, July 9.-There was q gen.
eral rain throughout the surrounding
country last night, and q severe hurri'
cane at Grand Junction.
shot and Beaten.
In an affray been ball players in the
suburbs yesterday and a negro, the lat
ter was shot and terribly beaten.
Hun Down and Drowned.
BUyYALo, July 9.-The Golden City
ran down q scow at the mouth Of Buff
faio River last night. A blind man
named Sheldon, his wife and son were
drowned.
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/ ,,,, ,.r,p. al. and easy v.y 10 mai. me

A yrsr aArrp, safe and easy way 10 make mo
neg. 10 IN procure territory 10 intrsduos the latest
ussfuIinvention that 10 wanted every day b.. every
one, every where. who has . family. = funLslt.d
sI0 that doe. the same WORK a. Q machine you
~ouli pay eo for, rapid. sm.oth and nm, nlakss
a seam - strong that the cloth VII tear eeiors ne
si work and lie Improved MUTTON Hole wofher used
hv us Emily. Agents only need show then In opera
vsrds cleared daily by smart asents. No such ma.
ehins vss sver offered a any such prize. t.mo scld
lssi year, ian.op families uss them. Dsinand IN
Wini.ien, Judges. IAvy.u. Edlieu. naehIsi.,s.
TaIIors, etc, recommend them % perfect. kishts
sivsn 1res 10 nni applicants. II ther. y no as,ney
fs,niIy or "a relation, Tiers 10 pons batter or sochesp.
Whine sent 10 Ill parts Of the eoustry On receipt
o. pric.. so. Essd .,.sr.i.smss. es5,nniss ,S,.
nsnss Address the PROPRIETOR. RosEar ]. huL-
LAS 4 Co. ~ Canal street. New foft.
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DIVIDENDS.

u.ieber-ss psr share, sggrsgating $4,000;
declared July o; payable JAY 10.
Cr~vn Point = 8, per share, sggregsuns
$4,000: declared July .; payable jay "a
Consolidated yI%rgini.-G per share,
able July ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09
nv THE CABLES.

Mstions 10 Dissolve the French A.
sembly.
PARIS, July 9.-Thc Republican jour-
nails this morning consider yesterdays
proceedings in tho Assembly demon
strate the powerlcssness Of that body,
and declare its dispulxion the only rem
edy for the unsettled situation. It ID
probable that several motions to disor.
Ranize will DO introduced to-day.
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shipwreek and Large Lsss OF Life.

SAN FnAscrsco, July o. p. ~
The Sydney Herald. Of June 9th. gives
particulars Of the loss Of tho iron clipper
ship British Admiral on tho west side Of
Kings Island. Out Of 80 persons only
0 survived to tell the tale Of that awful
disaster. The British Admiral Is the
18th vessel wrecked OF Kings Island
since 1910, and over 800 persons have
persisted on its shores. The Captain
and principal officers Of the ship wero
lost,
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wrrH Roos BRormrn.-True Locke. 90 well
known In virginia and Gold Hill a. former
salesman Of Haas Brothers, ID now with hoos
Brothers, the fAmous clothiers on O street, VII,
ginla, opposite the Enterprise building. he wiz
be pleased 70 meet any OF his old friends ann
eustomers from Gold Hil especially, and VIII
guarantee the best satisfaction In the way OF
trade. Call st Reos Brothers. ~
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20. the very sss, Pns.eg,ph' 60 e Bfsd!sy
HscSNp IN ThE EIEvAToR, No. a.
f~outfomsry street, San Francisco.
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FINE rIAxo FoR sALr.-A nne plano 10 OF
Tered for sale. cheap for cash. A rare bargain.
For full particulars call Immediately a. tne
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Store, No. Jos
SoathC street, Virginia City. III
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N~sLrExEIrR, Of tho Metropolitan Boot and
Shoe Stors, has removed 10 ios South @ street,
Virginia. Bay your Boots and shoes OF him.
a. be 10 selling cheaper than ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09

MEDICAL wospEn. - This great Remedy
should he kept By everybody. ~ IL eurss pains
internal and external. purines the blood, req,
htss the kidnsys and liver. For sale b. AL
DuRrists. II
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STOCK REPSRr.
iKzronrsp pAIlr n nIxEa . nALLl

iKxroRrsp pAnr 1T nrxxa . HALL
Last Evsning.
SIC Meadow Valley, 9. sx.sx
rs Raymond 4 BY. %, 10 bso. "
50 Enreka Con. IGN
Is washington q Crsole.a
e6o Belmont, AZ. 5, ~
IS Page q fanaea.1
% American Flags
as HUM D Hunt, 6oc
so Il Dorado so.th. ~, 81 $50. ..
so Cherry Creek, IN. ~
100 Chariot MIL. 6k
ss Iallrs ldahol, o, ~. ~, ~
100 Ida Elmors. N
IS War Eagle. AZ
90 Eureka "a. WI
gro Bellevue, AZ
10 Red Jacket, udaAs), AZ
100 California, ~
eco ophir. Is
% Savage. say
100 Yelisw Jacket. 81. %
go Empire Min, IN, I, 6y,T
70 Rxehequer, a
SIS IslsAsr, SS, Sx, ssI is. So IS, 50
Zoe Grown Point, NJ, S2A
60 Imperial, ~. N
3oO Hale D Sorersss, - $40, ~ ~. an sio
80 Ksatask. i5k. Is
This Merni.g.
81. 0phir. II, IN. iI,.. IL. b
3Oo Gould a Curry, 2i., -. as
100 Beet 3 Beleher, ssx
80 cAollsrPstssl. O.. Q, bio. q b. GO. 6S
" Hale 4 Norcros-, t6, 70 si0
2ss Ysllos jacket. 20, ssS. 81 b5, o so
$50 Imn<fial. ~. IN. IN. ~
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PooL NoricE.-Pools on the raees VIII be
cold Wednesday at Cooley d Kesly's. Thrvday
q Dsisy's and Piidsy Il Fsnsnd's Saloon,
vlrKinis City.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUND
AT LAST.
MISCELLANEOUS

A WANT THAT HAS LONG HKsS yELr
By TIL. Community. has ct las, bees sap
Piled by the introduction Of
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM sAM

(srsc,At 70 rus osLD ELL DAILY ssvs.l
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o Consolidated.


The ore body in the north drift from
the head Of the incline has widened out
to Is and 16 feet in width, and is Of an
excellent quality. The winze from this
drift Is down Go feet, also in ore of q
ane quality. The pay streak in the
bottom OF this Wine IN about I've feet
in width. the grain Of the quartz coarse.
and has a very promising look. The
face Of the main west drift ut the 400
foot level is in soft porphyry, mixed
with streaks Of clay and favorable look
ing quartz, and shows evident indica-
tons Of a near approach to the ledge.
The grading for the erection Of the new
20-stamp mill has been commenced, and
is being pushed with all the vigor possi-
BILE. Daily yield, 90 tons Of ore.
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sierra Nevada.

The erection Of the new hosting and
pumping machinery is making steady
and very favorable progress. The bed
pieces for the engines are in position,
the pump bob is being put in and the
hosting frame Is nearly completed. The
hydraulic works are doing good e1ecu-
ton, and continue to work splendidly.
Many pieces Of ore. extremely rich in
gold, are found. and it is the opinion OF
many that a rich chimney will yet be
found somewhere in the vicinity. Daily
yield, 60 tons Of ore. keeping the mill
steadily running. The ore breasts are
all looking well and yielding finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09
Yellow Jacket.

The work Of prosecuting on the
i54o-foot level is being prosecuted vigor-
ously. The Wine which is being sunk
from this level. has attained q depth OF
100 feet. The company have COM
mencsd sinking = stump below the l74O-
foot level station. As soon a. this stump
IL finished prospecting that level will b
commenced.
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GoodmAn.

This mine is situated about q mile
West Of Silver City, near the Red
Jacket mine and the American Flat tun-
mel OF the railroad. The company have
sunk q shaft about lG0 feet, developing
a good-sized ledge which assays well In
silver and gold. The Goodman COM
pany have a valuable piece Of mining
property, which only lacks full and
proper development.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09
Julia.

Work on the 900-foot level has been
discontinued for q short time, pending
the erection Of the new pumping ma
chinery. Tho excavation for the ma
chinery is nearly completed, and is being
pushed TO completion with oil the vgor
possible. The necessary timbers are
being framed, and every stop that can Is
being takon to ccure the erection Of the
whole az fast as the machinery arrives
nj the mine.
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B.Iumers ConssIIdatsd.

The water has been drained from the
shaft and the sinking resumed, which Is
now making favorable Roadway. Tho
station, at tho 750-foot level, Is opened,
and o drift started 10 tap and prospect
the ledge ON that level. Tho new ma
chinery Is all working with the utmost
perfection. and the development OF the
new level Is being looked forward to
with intense and hopeful expectation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09

Tunnel driving ahead. Rock in face
somewhat harder. No water.
Lady Warrington.
Work progressing as usual. Nothing
new TO report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09

Tho erection OF the new hosting and
pumping maehery is making good pro.
gress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09

The flow Of water has continued stron-
ger in the shaft than was at first expect
cd. However, tho steady and persistent
efforts Of the management Is beginning
to tell, and the water " slowly and grad.
ually being drained. The prospecting
operations north. at the 40O-foot level,
have developed nothing Of renewed in
terest during tho week.
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Sinking the main shaft for the 2l0O-
foot level is making steady progress, the
rock in the bottom blasting out finely.
The main south drift, on tho 2000-foot
level, has been enlarged and timbered
up in good working condition and is now
being steadily driven ahead TO connect
with the north drift on the same level
from the Hale and Norcross. Cross-cut-
ting and prospecting this level will now
be vigorously prosecuted. The pros
pecting and prosecuting on the 1900
foot level has developed nothing Of ma
terial value as yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09
Impsriai.Empirs.

Sinking the main incline is making
fair progress. and has only 8 feet more
to sink, when everything will be in
readiness for opening the 20Oe-foot sta
ton. The south drift, from the main
east cross-cut, has penetrated the ore
body, mentioned in our last report, 40
feet, showing 1t to be $50 to $35 ore,
and giving fair promise Of the develop
ment Of q large body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09

There ia no change. II We except the
progress made in the north drift on the
l200.foot level. No Developments OF
interest TO report Of the prospecting
drifts from the 200-foot station In the
WINE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09

The main east drift has cut q fine vein
Of quartz two to three feet in thickness
which carries both gold and silver In
very promising quantities. This streak
is now being fully prospccted. % the
chances are excellent for Its leading to q
permanent and paying body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-09

Driving the main west tunnel is still
making rapid progress without change
Of interest 10 report.