Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10
Wells Rarro.

Wells TsrEs.
Shaft down 2S8 feet, and drift In "a
feet, both in easy working ledge matter.
Considerable water coming In, but essily
managed as yet.
Original Gold Hill.
Opening out the ore body In the south
drift. and extending the north drift far
Their north il about the situation In this
mine.
Prospecting IS usual. the cross-cut u
the 100-foot lsvsi bsing In II fest, With
The fsos In clay and quartz. Nothing
new.
Wine down 90 feet below the tunnel
level, In favorable looking material.
which improves ss farther depth Il at.
tanned.
Prospect.
New shaft down A feet to-day. Tbs
tunnel 10 driving ahsad through splendid
looking ledge matter, with NO change Of
importance since last weeks report.
sasrs Tunnel
Total length, 300 feet. Sinking 10
resumed In Shaft No. 2. In order 10
carry IL down TO the tunnel level for
ventilation purposes.
Unien Consolidated.
The vast drift at tho l3o0-foot level Ii
being advanced al o very good rate. but
with no new or important Developments
to record as yet.
Main west tunnel driving ahead at .
satisfactory rate. Rock works easy. and
q slight increase Of water Ii coming out.
Knieksrhsekcr.
Plenty Of water to contend with from
tho GO0.foot level, keeping the pumps
working to their utmost capacity.
DardsseIiss.
More quartz has made its appearances
this week In the drift, some strsaks Of
which assay very well.
Pioneer Consolidated.
Very COED progress IL being made In
sinking the shaft, the ground Of the bot
tom working well.
Lsvfathan.
The shaft has now attained depth OF
800 feet, and 10 still making good pro-
gress downward.
Troy Consolidated.
Shaft still sinking at good rate. In
easy working ground, with nothing new
to report.
Drifting In fns looking ledge matter,
which gives good ssaays.
Nerthsa. Franchise.
Excellent progress 10 being made sink
ing the new shaft.
Nothing new TO report. Work going
ahead rs usual.
The ENMErr PfcNfc.-The Emnetts
had . bs.p,iiuI d.v for THAR picnic. The
weather being neither too hot or cold.
Eight cars left Virginia tolerably well
filed with men, women and children,
among whom the guard. about hfty
strong, together with the Irish-Amsicsn
band. clad In their handsome new uni.
forms. manufactured expressly for them
by Cohn & Isaacs, OF the white House,
Virginia, vsro conspicuous. This was
the Art time the latter had donnsd their
new clothes, and they were justly proud Of
their appearance, for the uniform, con-
siSting o. coat, pants No zap, n..ea
TS s% s,a |" Ssc;dsdiy tSs sn.st I By
any band In this section. not alone In
finish, but In the quality aud texture OF
the material. A numbsr OF people got
aboard tho train at Gold Hill, but no
cars were added 70 1t. No doubt oil .
joyod themselves immensely.
p,,v,,s o,,u, Housx. - "Giroas-
:, a..
Girona' winch was pfeseh''a "h
Opora House, Virginia, last evening.
filed IL again TO replstion. The whole
so,,Ipoo LII -or. r.xr.,isd NV The nm.
bounded delight Of the audience. MI.
Piper was fortunate In securing tho OF.
cellent orchestra band now performing
at tho OPEN House; they are . valuable
addition to the attractions Of The Oates.
Open Troupe. Tonight "Mignonstts.
q new comic oPera composed expressly
for Mrs.. Oates, BY Mr.. Jesse Williams
her musical director, wh % presented,
and will no doubt draw another crowded
house.
o,,xn Iono.I. O. q. p. EIxcrros.-
A special dispatch from our special cor.
respondent at winnsmueca, gives the
following names Of ofaosn elected By
tho Grand Lodge, I. o. o. F.. for the
ensuing year: Grand Master, d. o. Ad.
kinson, Virginia City; Deputy Grand
Master, @. w. Jones, Reno; Grand
Warden, Rsinhold Sadlsr, Hamilton;
Grand Secretary, Frank v. Drake, vir-
g,nan v Ga Ron,...rts.
tive. T. v. Julien, winnsmuocs.