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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-08-18
Special Notice,

UyHE TAX ROLLS OF THE PARISH
i Of Rapides for 1875, are now turned
over to the proper authorities, at the Court
House in the Town of Alexandria, for in
spection, revision and correction, for 80
days, during August 1875. All interested
parties will take due notice thereof and
govern themselves accordingly.
II. T. BURGESS,
July 21-St Assessor & Collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11


10 wEAnrsoME CONDITION OF Hu.
NASrrY How many wretchsd homes
In our land! How many heart.brokeu
invalids! Life with many signifies q
mere onerous existence. All arc sub.
jsct to disease, but when health IL re.
moved the hope Is nearly gono out.
Sickness Ia usually incurred through sI-
posure or carelosspess. Especially ID
this true with those diseases peculiar to
woman. Through her wi imprudencs
and folly she Is made 10 drag out q mis-.
cradle eYistence--a source OF annoyance
and anxiety to her friends, and any.
thing but q comfort and pleasure TO her.
self. Exposure to the cold at times
when she should DO most prudent, and
o~yertaxing her body with laborious en-.
ployment, are both fruitful causes Of
many Of the maladies from which she
suffers. Gradually the bloom leaves
her cheeks. her lips grow ashy white,
her vivacity departs, she continually eI.
poriences a feeling Of wsariness and gen.
eral langour. and altogether presents q
ghostly appearance What does she
need? Should she take some stimulat.
ing drug. which will for the time make
her feel better, or does her entire system
demand reparatlonp Bho requires some
thing which not only will restore TO
health the deceased organs, but will
tone and invigonts the system. DR..
P%iercs's Favorits Prescription will do
this. Il imparts strength To the dis.
eased parts. brings back the glow Of
health, and restores comfort where pre-
viously there was only suffering.
Every invalid lady should send for
1.-THE Peopls's.Conmon Sense Medical
Adviser" In which over atty pages are
devoted to the consideration OF those
diseases peculiar to women. II will bs
sent, postpaid, to any address, for
SI.50. Address, r. v. Pierce, N. D.,
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, n. Y.
Agents wanted to sell this valuable
wort
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
West UeIcher.

The main ives. tunnel is being sner.
gstically driven ahead toward tho ORC
vein, tho face In very soft ledge material
of o very encouraging character.
baltimore and American Flat.
Sinking the main incline 10 making
the u,ual fair progress. It Is now down
.3o feet below the 9oo'ioot level IA
'es' being aai'y d 70 us aep'h.
sueeof'
d main nor'n dri'' u ives. cross
y on ,ne ooo-ioot is.sl. ais eaen .'eaa.
ssha. is a,'a a "
Inc water u again heaf'y e.'fnc''a
ns".,,s =, ss..so. - n, ,L.,
%portion NJ tbs n,ins
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
DlscUssINa THE sIruAriON.
Ifpr Delegates IN Csasaitatisn-The
Mayer and Board OF Aidersnes
called ret NaMes-ta talk Absas
DlsbandinE.

A meeting Of tho Board OF Fire Del
.gates Of Virginia was held at the house
q Engine Company No. 9. last evening.
and various questions affecting the in
~t,rests Of the Fire Department were
considered. Among other things the
expressions Of contempt OF the Depart.
iient, attributed to the Mayor and Board
Il Aldermen by the ChroHiole OF last
evening. were freely discussed. Many
v'ero in favor OF drawing up resolutions
~smbodying the feelings Of the Depart
tient toward the men who were capable
q forgetting its services, extending over
d period Of fourteen years /; but alter
considerable debating the matter was
allowed to rest for the present.
The matter Of disbanding was also
discussed, some Of the delegates being
Ia favor Of such q course. while others
were not yet prepared to give any de-
tided expression OF opinion ON the best
course TO pursue. Some OF the lately
expelled members Of company No. i
sought TO be reinstated, the object. N
,ome claimed. being to get u share OF
the common property Of the company.
should 1t decide to disband; said prop
,rty being quite valuable. The things
mentioned occupied the attention OF the
delegates during the entire evening
without anything definite being agreed
Upon. Another meeting OF the boaid
yin DO held ut the same place next
Wednesday evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
Dep.sssses Last Evesiss'

T,usrr snoorrxa.-Ths annual LAT.
&c, shooting Of the sarsasid ouars %
mi. town. will take place al American
Fla, near ,b. Knicksrbocksr holssins
,,o.s. nj 4 O'Clock nsxt Saturday morn.
wv" III. .hooting was TO have come
OH ON the 2cth uls-, , asJ ,Ssrsof.
in Virginia. bat has, on "a. ,tstsd.
been posiponsd until me ~ "a %.
The siA.hs.y. are none sese.sd.
good scorss may % saP
rux NJ. L. Church s0eiab'o will DO
~, IN above church Tomorrow
aS';a.y, .ssnips al 2 o'clock. All are
Cordially invited. a. pfepa.s H..;n'
been made for a pleasant sn'sf'a'n'
ment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
AssES~MENr~

~ erida-so cents per share; levied Novem-
b-r 5; dsiihausnt pseeub Q III; ,Aie day
Jshuary J.
Lady washiagtes-D cents per share;
levied November q; d.iinqusnt De smbef
v. sale dap tecsmb . ~.
wesdsiiie-spsr shsre; levied Noyeuber
{ de ,nqurn' S sale daJ pees"'
Wsedsiite Csnsstids sed-u Per shArv
levied November 4: delinquent Dreember .,
sale cay December ~.
lmuerial 81 per share: levied NOVEMBER .;
delinquent Dec.abcr 10; sale day January 4.
Hale a N~orcre~s-ss per shar; levied
Nov.tnb so, delinquent Deeemtsr "; sale
day Deceinber u.
r-ysesn-S PEE share; lsvisi Oct tc' 81
her u.
New Yerk-si IS per sh ,rr: levied Oc,ob-r
n; ~delinqasn, Icesmber l. sale day De
ccmber ~.
New Ysrk Csaselidated-I3 eents PER
,har: l-yisd Os,ob@r n; delinquent De
eemh~r I: sale Oar Dec~mber 20.
Cnieaemia IS per share levied November
I; d.iinlicnt December {. sale day pccem-
her -.
shess gIanbollu 10 cent. pcS .hars: lev.
sale day December -.
l;sidca fleece IRA .inei-o cent. Per
.hsrr; irv,sd Novemtsri; d.linlncnt De
srmher I: sale day pecemb-r ~.
rro, Cosssiidated-so cents Per shsrr'
Is,Isi Uctober y. ieiinqu Mt November
~ sale day pecemeer II.
s.emid asd C~arry-ti per .hare: leviei
October %; del,nqueut November ~ sAls
Lsy Decsmb-r II.
u.,,.m C.pissi-si pr share levied Oct.
sth ieilnaasnt sovcmbrr iVh saieuAS
December lUth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11

Ak UoLr Doo.-Last Saturday Geo.
!.aiiidss and II. n. claekin were hurt
NJ the Glenbrook mill. Lake Tahoe.
thur Informant stated that the mill men
,,,re trying 10 haul . large water soaked
In, out Of the boom. and that the dogs
,.v out OF Il and struck the men men,
TONED. 1t may be necessary to explain
mat the logs are hauled out OF the lake
needed, up an incline. and tina when
y,ry heavy ono Is encountered tue
ioot. or dogs driven into II are OF
,our.e liable 10 be pulled out. Them
aries of Mr.. Ratlidge were not very.
,%srious. but Mr.. Clackin had the bone 0!
h, left arm, above the elbow, terribly
,ra.tured. 40 bad indeed that up to tho
,c..nt time his attending physicians,
Drs. Conn and Heath, Of virginia, 10
I yhicb place be was brought Tor treat
rent on Monday last. have not been
nj. IN sat II. He was also badly cut on
ma of his legs, besides receiving minor
IND. and bruises on different parts oil his
lody.
sw,yr. Sixteen days have passed
inc. the Ere in Virginia. and still no
,i,v ;ail has been built, although in
farce day. thereafter. had a little enter.
,,;.s been displayed. q house goco
noryb for a Jail might have zen
go. This tardiness Is bsginning 70
'.ees ..ms Of The most efficient Of
Ger, ON the police force. who. IN COZ,
.-sousnc.. are seriously thinking OF
,,nderinc their resignation. II Ins'o =,
INV connection between mN'
,rc.,p..s land IL il said great oouiss
,,oy, slowiy), Virginia must he oiesseu
,,;,h men possessing colossal intsise.s.
,,houli the construction Of q city JAN DC
uro,scuted at a speed proPortioned -
,he preliminary steps. the chances arc
| hal the bonanza will DO worked out os-
iors IL 10 completed.
VINO WILL Do IT I'VE are reliably
Informed that Mr. Piper does not intend
- bui,d another theaisr in Virginia. and
"a, that he offers to sell the lots owned
T.. him ON ID street. where tho Opera
ij,u.s used TO stand. In tho general re-
building Of the city. Il should be borne
in mind that the people have been 70
,ha mat. and will DO in tho future, no
raj patrons Of a good thsatsr. and Tho
individual or company who erec's a
irst.slass one invests his money IN a
living iustitutien. II Is merely a mat.
H., of time when u will be done. anu
The Who steps In promptly. Will no
,loubt be the winning man. Who 10 he
CAuuoS.-Ths public are cautioned
against negotiating certain certificates
Of stock sold at the recent delinquent
n..essment sale Of the knieksrboeksr
Mining Company. See the otdciai
notice Of Secretary Sayre on the subject.
in our advertising columns to-day.
TnKRk is Q message at the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Office for Ned
]. Wright.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11

Aminsr, named Irwin II. Carson. an
old and well.known resident oil Gold
Hill. died very suddenly at 8 p. N. yes
tsniay. He was in good health. and
served on a jury last Monday. For a
number Of hours after his death his
body in the region Of the chest VA
quite warm. and many. therefore. sup
POSED that he was not dead. but
osly - = Trance.
This latter opinion wal shared BY at
l,,st one physician in Gold Hill. and
tas expression Of 1t created the ~intsnssst
excitement among the public, and par
t.eularly the personal friends OF the do.
teised. who used every effort to resus-
,i,ate him. DIR. Miller. tho physician
Who claimed he was not dead last even
ing. said be was stricken with
An Apspieesie His,
While Ds. Kirby and Hall claimed thai
lie died at 8 O'Clock p. ~. yesterday,
a congestion Of the lungs. DIR. Kirby
rays that the fact Of his chest being
warm for hours after he was dead Il
very natural and easily explained. for in
congestion Of any portion Of the system.
tue blood that ought to DO distributed
evenly over the body settles In the part
,ongestsd. and as any one can see. q
llrse quantity Of blood in . small com
ass will
Cesl Nh h slower
Than IL distributed over = greater surface.
last night some Of the friends Of Mr..
larson sent to Virginia for DIR. Heath to
tome aud attend him. bat that practical
, entieman declined having anything to
40 with dead men.
The matter has naturally excited the
,ommuuiiy greatly. particularly the
physicians who entertain different opin.
i,ns IA to the exact time and ot
Lis death. Apost mortsm examination
,.as held ON tbs remains this afternoon.
hut too late for tho result to DO inserted
in to-day's issue Of the Nxvs. As this
i, written previous TO the post mortem.
40 can only say thai II anything worth
loticing transpirss. it will be given in
io-morrow's issue.
The Coroner will hold an inquest in
10 the circumstances attending Mr. Car
1 on's death ut > p. n. tomorrow. Do
.eassd was q member OF the Gold Hill
yIinsrs' Union. and will be buried un'
ser their auspices, but at what time has
not yet been determined.
LArEn. Tho p~ost.mortsm eIamina.
lion, ut which Drs. Kirby. Hall and
Taleouer. Of Gold Hill. DR.. Sehnabel,
e Silver City. and Drs. Terry and Van
:.andt, OF Virginia, were present, dis.
.lossd the fact that Mr. Carson died oil
,ongestion Of the lungs and heart. This
Was the decision Of all the physicians
present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
DOMESTIC NEWS.
BuMNtRY or TO.DATs Dis
ptTt IIE1,
A n%efnuitiny Sinshier.

Defauiting cashier.
Leonard Cox. Cashier Of tho Western
Union Telegraph Company IN New
York. confessed that ho has stolrn thir'
teen thousand dollars from the company
during the rast year. lie has bs'n
stock gambling.
The Pair IhisE.
German merchants In New York havo
united to raise $50. 900 to dsfray the Of.
penses OF tho reception Of the Crown
Prince, upon his coming to tho United
States next year.
Tho yiiin Dei'arIs.
The New York agent Of tho Trans.
Atlantic Steamship Company. says tho
villa DsParis Is safe At the dock. and
that all Lsr passengers were safely
landed.
Musie In Churches.
New York ~clergymen In session Inst
night, discussed the question OF what
was the most appropriate style OF music
for churches, but reached no conclusion.
Critical Csnd.tisa OF Vice President
wilsss.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lie. v. Muir.
ply. n Of the Senate reporters. who.
with others, remained last night with
Vice President Wilson. and until $40
this morning. has addressed the follow
ing note to DR.. Baxter: The Vice Pres.
ident was very restless until about ave
o'clock A. NJ. since which time no
has boon doing almost constantly. We
administered the opiats at the time
ordered. II il ascertained from another
source that the Vice President during
the night, repeatedly pressed his head
and heart with his right hand and at
times throw forth both his arms. These
movements wero accompanied with
nervous twitchlng. His more thought.
full and obssrvant friends consider his
condition as being very critical. Between
10 and IL o'clock this morning he was
still drowsy and restless, with no dispo-
sition 10 converse. DR.. Baxter said at
II a. N. that the Vice President wa
then resting comfortably. having slept
considerable during tho morning. Tho
Vice President said himself he new felt
moro natural.
The splendid Oceanic House, on Star
Island, Islo OF Shoals, wal destroyed BY
fire this morning. Loss, heavy; In.
surance, Si43,OOO
Fsreigs Miscellany.
The reply Of the Vatican to the
Spanish note was sent to Madrid yestsr.
day ...." Activity won the Liverpool
handicap to-day. beating ninstsen com.
petitors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO rus ooLp DAILY szvs.
gtcnmer Wh,ppIe Nuuk.

The old steamer 8. II. whippls. with
q cargo Of sheep, was sunk In suisun
Bay. above Benocia. last evening.
Cruelty % Besmen,
Another sunrise caso Is reported from
2an Francisco. The seamen Of the bark
Illinois. just arrived from the Attic
ocean. report tho conduct OF the Captain.
Frazer. has been atrocious and cruel be-
yond description. Tho Captain has o.
capped. and II 10 feared that he sailed In
the McGregor for Australia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
srArIoNEnY AND JRwRLnY.

J. d. Marshall. at the Gold mn Poe,
ONCE store, 10 sole agent for al
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All the Atest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received % soop ~ publlshed,
and delivered In any part OF town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books OF every description made 10 order q
short notice. Gold and silver watches, elockp,
and . One assortment Of jewely; repairing In
that line neatly aud well done. A large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. See regular sdver-
tircnieut in another column. lcls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
srRYaCATING COUGH,

In 9 letter to Mrs. Llsle, OF Chicago, . well
known contributor 10 the Western prcss, she
ascribes the cure Of . dangerous cough. accom-.
panied b, bleeding ., he lung, 70 li.,e :
Honey Of II0rehound and Tar. NY cough.
hut Tie Honey of liorchoand and Tar has
| removed every trace Of IT,. The letter vas To
4 lady friend IN this city. who has placed u at
the aIsposal OF @. N. Chttsnton, 7 Sixth ave-
nue.. Pixies roothsehe Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11

Sinking the WINE bslow the level Of
the east eross-sut from the main south
drift ON the lower tunnel. 10 making
good progress. the bottom still In quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
MapRIa A. NATHAN.

This popular dry goods arm. although losing
all by The great hrs d Virginia, viii not de In
consequence. On the contrary, they viii open
In . few days here IN Gold Hill. having secured
an eligible place IN Doctor hAii,r pol ding'
ing they went 10 San fnnciseo for . new md
extensive stock Of dry goods, and they will
opeu out 10 . few days 10 splssdid STYLE. nos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
DlviDHNnS

Consolidated virgtnia-tiopss shars'
aggrryaiisg tf.O-0,voo: deeiafso No's"
:; payable November fith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
(.hoiIarPstssi.

Daily yield, 90 tons Of ore, the aver.
age assay value OF which ID about $28
per ton. There Is little OF no change In
either the yield or appearances Of the ore
breasts on the upper lovels OF the mine.
The main south drifts, on both the
1850 and 1350-foot levels. are being
steadily advanced without any material
or important changes to report. Sink
ing the new combination shaft Is making
excellent headway, tho bottom. still In
soft working material.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
Isnperiai.E Empire.

Daily yield 40 tons Of ore. which Ia
taken from the ore Slopes between the
1850 and 2O0O.foot levels. The ore
breasts continue 10 look well. The ay-
rage assay OF CIR samples Ia about $50
per ton. Tho character OF the quartz
and ledge material encountered In tho
main drift on the 2000.foot level 10
much more favorable. and 10 fast ssum
ing the Same looks and make a. that en-.
countered ON the level above before
penetrating the orc body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
S,nlihPmia.
Sullivan.

Sinking tho shaft Is discontinued BY
reason OF II being i~nexpedient TO sink
deeper with n hand windlass, and the
requisite grading for steam hoisting
works IL now in progress. Meanwhile
the tunnel Is In 1G5 feet, and Is being
pushed ahead night and day, continuing
In the same excellent Comstock matter
heretofore mentioned. Less than $50
feet will bring the tunnel to a connsc-
ton with the shaft, and from the as.
says obtained, a good ledge Of pay ore
should be found within that distance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11

ASSIyKnsARy BLLL.-The ninth an
uiversaIy ball OF the Gold Hill Miners
Union will DO held ct their hall On Wed.
nesday evening December 10th. A list
OF those appointed on the different COM
mittees can be seen In our advertising
columns to-day. The balls given by
tho miners OF Gold Hill are 90 well and
favorably known. that the simple an
nouncement Of the date at which the
present IL TO take place. Is sufficient to
awaken p~lsasurabls anticipations In the
breasts Of oil who have ever attended
one In the past.
LADY BRYAS.-In another column to-
day We publish the report Of the com.
mittee appointed to investigate the
books, accounts and Affairs Of the Lady
Bryan Company. II Is an extensive de-
tailed aud exhaustive statement. very
interesting to Stockholders, and gives q
good showing on the part OF tho man.
agement.
AssEssNESrs.-A assessment OF II
per share Is levied by the Imperial
Mining Company. See official nstics
In our advertising columns to-day. An
assessment OF IS per share 10 levied by
tho Hale K Norcross Mining Company.
delinquent December llth.
CALL ron YoUn MoSxr.-All parties
having claims against the Consolidated
Virginia or G. and O. shaft. for labor
performed last month. are requested to
call for tho same. or give IN order. DO
fore tho Hfteenth day Of this month.
See official notice.
FuxEnAL.-The funeral Of Irwin NJ.
Carson will take place tomorrow Fri.
day. afternoon at 3I o'clock, from
Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill. Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited 10 attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
SUDDEN DEATH

The Body wsrm-Said % b in =
Tranee-DiHeresee sr opinisn
Aassg the psetsrs threat III
eissmeus Absas the Matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
MIDAIGHr AssAssiN.
CewardIy Attemps 90 Sl,ses . niaer,

At 10 o'clock. mining time, last night,
some murdsrers with tho ~ferocious and
oowardly instinct Of q wolf, fred a
couple OF shots at q miner named Robt,
Kendall, who was at the time wheeling
out q load Of rock from the Mint mine.
east OF Virginia. The would.bs assas.
sin was concealed q short distance above
the Mint. on the road leading :. the
Senator mine. He heard the bullets
whistle by In close proximity to his
head. Being unarmed he did not at
tempt to discover and capture the party
or parties who shot ut him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11

lxrroxr.D pArr NJ n. =. KrArrxo a COL
Last Eveniag
PACIFIC STOCK xxcmAnex.

last Evening
PACIFIC STOCK ExcnAxsx-
30 Meadow Valley
60 ksymond aad fiy. 10. isN
IS EurrkA ccn /. u
lso JAek.on. ~
30 Bcltncnt, IL
IS Lcoparl. II, ios, ios.n
Oils. ~. sk.3s
-, ADV nee. st
SO Msnsneld. ] 20. Ito
80 Eur~ks ca. v.b.s
lso Tybo. In
10 Northern lislle. -
2o rour'An.1
IA south Chariot. 7Sc
1855 Go.d-n Chariot.
40 Jsfs ron. 5. 81. 81
ao iIu--sv, 6lkc
iois esisihA.. AZ. 7.7s
10 Amazon, IN
al North Ca.'n. &c
100 Meaning stsr.t
iisb weii~far:o. ,1te. lie. lie
as Cosmopolitan, sc
Isb iaeihc.
40 fiorlia. .. az. ., 7bD
~ Ards. 81. ~
s1' q. 20. Hiil. .. ~
so kos-uth.
30 cziiforn .. 81. Az. 81
I~D Ovetmas. -. ~
Is iustic., 2sS. -
Dsause. u. II
as Ophir. Sas. 53k. nv
10 Hrleher, AK
Sio sisrra Nevada. i7x. Nv. isS
% Crssn Point. .,s
$50 IN liar. CIV. O
aO Con. Virginia. 80. -, 5siA. 255t
IS Mcxi On, ES.is.. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
OvermAn

The main west drift on the llo0.foot
station is going steadily ahead. at the
rate Of two feet per day. The main
south drift from the bottom Of the winze
on the Same level is advancing at the
ratio o. five feet per day, tho face still In
soft ledge material. The main south
drift ON the 900-foot lovel 10 also being
forced ahead at the rate Of four feet
per day. No change Of value 10 report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
JOSEPH BAR VERT
oLoTHIER.

THE UNpERsIaNED RrsPHcrYuLLY
the fact thai be has his once
~ The Jeweiry Here Of Harry Bisek.
Opposite Odd Fellows Hall, South O street., and
that tho.s indebted 70 him can now prove how
tms friends they are By payins the amounts
ostns By them, ana thus relieving him sous-
what from the dlf,culties In which he has besn
thrown By tie lsts diaAstr us FIRE.
Help thus given will AID his resumption Of
business. and v'ii be duly appreciated 81
virgisis. November s. isTa. nosu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11

Tuslsryeststo fdrygoedsatbgaiiand's CONS
and see. fNI IL. A.NN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11

The bottom Of the shaft Ia almost en-
tirely in q fine character OF quartz.
showing conclusively that the main
ledge can not be far distant. The sta
ton just opened. on the l50O.foot lsvel.
is also In vein matter. The face Of the
main southwest drift. on tho iA00.foot
level. is steadily improving in appear
ance. The main ore vein Is evidently
not far away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
Lady w~ashington.

Sinking deeper Is woll inauguratsd
and progressing finely. the pumps easily
keeping the water out, and tho new ma
chinsry working to perfection. Moro
definite reports Of progress In tho mine
itself, can DO given In the future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
Yellow Jacket

On the 19i0.foot level the driit south.
from the bottom Of the north WINE, Is
in q distance OF 81 feet. the face perfect
ly dry and still In fair working ground.
The face Of the north d-ift from the bot
tom Of the Wine on The l940.foot level.
Is in SO feet. also In dry ground. There
arc no changes whatever 70 report Of tho
oross-cuts on the l7&0.foot levsl. Every
thing in and about the mine working
finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-11
silver Hill.

Sinking the main Incline is making
steady and favorable progress. The
main cost drift on the fourth station
level IL Ia liz feet. without any mate.
rial change in tho character OF the por-
phyry or ledge material.