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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-10
THE CLOSING HOURS.

The President, accompanied by the
members of the Cabinet and his. pri-
waite secretary, came to the Senate at
8 this morning, and remained until
adjournment, examining the large
mass of bills before them. previous to
approval. The President signed the
general appropriation bills, none OF
which failed. Three or four private
bills were lost, for want of time to ex-
anime them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
UTAH.
Tine I.dis. scars at Csrinns.

Iue Auuts D1Ssv
OGDEN. Utah, Aug. IA battery Of
artillery and two companies Of soldlsrs
from Camp Douglass passed here ibis
morning for Corinns. accompanied BY
Gov. Emery, Gen. counor and an In
dian interpreter. and Brigham Young
also came up from Salt Lake on . spec
ial train this morning. and went north
on the Utah Northern Railroad. II 10
supposed he has gone to advise the In
dians TO return TO their reservations.
Yesterday the commander OF The troops
at Corinns notified the Indians that
they must start for their rs~ssrvations By
tomorrow OF they would 30 driven
there. All Is quist u Cohnns to-day
and no trouble 10 apprshsndsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
A Wonderful Mine.
From the Los Angeles E+prs Of tho
St,s Al - l.Ls Sha f~oItn~in0.

From the Los Angeles Exprrs Of tho
the Sd we take the following:
A gentleman who formerly did busi.
ness In this city gives us . few interest,"
ing facts In regard to the great mine Of
Ksrnvills, owned By Senator Jones.
The mine Il located nsar the little town
OF Ksrnvills, and was hrst opened some
soven or eight years ago. Il underwent
q variety Of fluctuations until Il fell Into
the hands Of its present owner. When
Mr.. Jones purchased all the interests
acknowledgement q year since--hs ct
oncs commenced to unfold its treasures.
He sank q deep shaft, ran wines and
Slopes In various directions, made con.
venient levels and cross-cuts ut various
points, and prospected the entire ledge
Tor two miles and . half, and found u
rich In gold 81 every point. u has an
average breadth Of 80 feet, and the main
shaft has been sunk 400 fset-ail tho
way In ore. The ledge varies In valno
from e25 TO $500 per ton. II II nov
estimated by the men In the mine that
there IL ore enough In sight 10 furnish
work for the stamps now in operation
for ten years. The mill and hosting
works are pronounced the best In Cali.
fornis. An eighty-stamp mill, with ov.
cry Improvement known 70 modern
mining science. Il kept In constant OPP
sration-nsvsr ceasing either day or
highland u 10 turning out . vast
amount Of bullion. OF course, Il Is
only known to the proprietor and his
chief operators how much the yield IL;
but 10 We strike an average Of the ore.
and allow o ton o day TO each stamp,
u would give . gross yield from this
mine. with the present works, Of 81
100000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

Dsmserasis Msesisg-Pfpsr Makes
HIS MAIDEN Speech.
sAS FRAxcsoo. August l2-l ?. NJ
The Democrats held . crowded mass
meeting last night at Dashavay Hall.
under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Democratic Central Climb. Vim. A.. ri.
per. nominee for Congress, In this dis.
trict, made his maiden speech. which
consisted mainly Of stsrsotypsd arraign'
ment OF the Administration for extravs-
gancs and corruption. In reply to The
question. Piper expressed himself In To-
vor Of the sbrogation Of the Burlingams
treaty. The club will have Q torchlighs
procession about the 22d inst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

the English champion against any four
Dared crew In America for 5000 and
the championship. has been soospssd By
the Harris crew Of 81. John, N. B.
They agree 10 row = hvs-mils acs 10
take place here In October. and viii al.
low the English crew travelling OF.
psnsss.
View CosPt-hsuss-Bask Faiiurs.
CHrcAoo. August l2.--Ths County
Commissioners have accepted Mr..
Esan's plans for the new Courthouse.
and have ordered that advertisements
for proposals for excavations b printed
In the newspapers. There 10 now .
prospect that the vacant block 10 long
an eys-sors to our citizens. will soon
be occupied BY . large structure that will
DO an ornament to the city.
The State Street Savings Bank. .
small concern With . limited line Of do
posts, failed yesterday.
The Black Hills Geld ReIies.
New YoRx. August IA special
from Custar's command In the Black
Hills says General Crook Ands only
about two hundred miners In the Hills.
Part Of these left on the 18th for Fort
Laramie. BY the 18th all miners will
be on their way out Of the Hills. Spot
ted Tail. on seeing the valleys broken
by bitches and prospect holes, address,
Cd the miners last meeting. claiming
that faith had been broken with the In.
dams. They will demand 100000
damage when they sell The Hills. Bur.
vsyors have defined the gold.bsaring
region to be ninety miles north and
south. and forty miles east and west.
Crsp Prospects In Nsbrsska.
oxAuA, Aug l2.-Among tho passcn.
gers leaving hear to-day for Ban Fran.
cisco. was DR.. Mary Z. Walker. Sho
was attirsd In her usual and peculiar
garments Of short skirt and brooches.
Late and complete crop reports reveal
the fact that the damage done BY rain In
Nebraska. within the last ten
dsyu, IL very insignificant, and will not
amount To one-tsnth Of the crop. Small
,rsin 4, about oil harvested and secured.
The quality and quantity ID the best
,ver raissd in tho State. All fears Of
,rasshoppsrs destroying tho corn have
,osn dissolved by the departure Of the
,ost.. Some susll grain IL also report.
"A Al ssyersl polnts A coming into mar.
Hsw York sssek Market.
New Yoxx, Aug. l2.-Monsy easy.
I62H per cent; foreign exchange
~ So for GO days, 40K for sight;
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AssESSMENrs

Lady Wnshlnston 30 ecnts per share:
lrsied June ID, delinquent July 10 sa,e
day Ansu-t9.
Ju<ttce % PER share: levied June 10; delin.
qaent July N. sale day August 10.
New Ysrk-O cents per sharr: levied June
~; deliRqnsrt July u; sale day August 10.
New York Ceessiiaased-1 cents per
.hsr.; le.ied June ~ delinquent July n;
sale day August is.
SaSaxe-ts per share: levied June ~: delin.
qucnt Jaly ~; sale day August 10.
OS~rusaa a. per share. levied June Is; de-
iinauent July ~. sale day August 10.
Wssts iiie 90 cents per share; levied June
.: delinquent July ~ 'ale day August
w.s.,xi,,e Consolidated 90 cent. per
.hsrt; levied June Is; deiinqssnt July %;
sale day August Is.
IHartfsrL 81 cents per share. levied June
d. delinquent July -, sale day August IL
Isap~rtnl Al per share; levied June ~: &c.
hnguent kugusts 3; sale day August %.
Wells fnsgS-i0 cents Per sharv. levied
Jun. ~ deiipqaeni July u 'ale day Aug
ut IL
Baitinssrc Consolidated 81 per ,hsr.;
levied June ~. delinaueht August j sale
dsy Ausu-, ~
Rurheye . cent. per share; levied July ];
delinquent August !; sale day Angu'tss.
Ptetsu = IS cent. per share; ,evicd July & de-
i~inluent August q: sale day August H.
C~IrdSnin-ks per share; levied July !: de-
linqueni August II; Yale day August 81.
yirgiain city Cesi CenPasy-io cents
Der -harr. levied July 10. delinquent Aax.
ii-t II: sale day sepiemb~r II.
Lady Bryaa-s9 cent. per .harr; levied
Juiy y: delinquent August 10; sAle DAY
September j.
IS cent. per sharv: levied July %;
$500 A.,.t -. ale haN AenleulIRf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
Rissds IL India-A war Threat.
snsd.

Kissds L. Indis-A war Threat.
snsd.
LONDON. August l2.-Indian adviccs
just received report the occurrence Of
damaging floods in Punjab In northwest
Hindoostan. Great damage to property
qas resulted and railroad traffic has been
almost entirety stopped. Advices from
Egypt state that the A~byssinisns are
making active preparations to attack the
Egyptians. The Khedive 10 greatly
alarmed and Is sending reinfoscemsnts
TO tho frontier.
The Ansrieas Riss Team En nssts
for nsos.
LrEaPooL, August l2.-Ths Amsh-
can rife tean sailed for home to-day In
tho steamship City Of Berlin. The
party quietly embarked on board Of the
steamer. There wss nc demonstration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

srppn changes In tho weather arc
productive OF throat diseases, coughs and
colds. There 10 no no moro effsctunl
relief TO be found than In tho use Of
Browns Bronchial Troches.
BUILDING LON roe SALr.-Tho prop
psrty formerly occupied BY the Gold
Hill Quartz Mill has been surveyed and
plated, and 10 now for sale In building
lots. See notice.
Fon SALE. = oIy.hydrogsn stcrop-
ticon. with 800 views, especially fitted
for travelling. Inquire Of L. Kosby,
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
IN AxnesHA4.

Mrs. J. w. Noyes. who departed this
life 81 San Leandro, California, this
morning, after m illness OF several
months. The deceased was one Of our
bsst-belovsd citizens. and her memory
will only pass away with the live OF
the hundreds TO whom abe has been =
hind friend and mother. during an active
life that exceeded the number OF year,
allotted 10 the majority Of mankind.
She has done her part In this life well.
and In that other and batter. which 10
the hope Of all, will Be welcomed with.
swell done good and faithful SER
want" brsathsd In accents OF
tender love unknown to mortal ears.
Her loss will 10 deeply felt by the whole
community, and 10 irreparabls 10 her
husband and family; but In the hour Of
their deepest atfiiction. they have the
consolation Of knowing that her life has
been we'll spent. and only love for the
memory Of Q kind wife and tender
mother can al their breasts. Whatever
comfort can DO derived from the sym.
pathy Of the entire community 10 theirs,
aud this, ~ time passes and the fresh
ness Of their grief wears AWAY. will have
ia c-ousolips influence, But above all,
thsy can look forward 10 . reunion in
the better world where sorrow and tears
are unknown. and friends never part.
That EDITORIAL PARrr.-The long.
expected and much.talked Of editorial
marty Of .Icunionists from the Eastern
80. u.a. a. .,,..,.r..
e'"'es nA ~
in this section. ouits q numoe OF tns
party went down the Bslehsr and Crown
Point mines to-day, and had an oppor-
tunity to get Q correct idea Of the work
ING Of our mines. Without doubt many
Of their prcconceived ideas will DO scat
tered to- the winds. There are seven
sa,'ors, .nil'y n.sspaps' ~ ~ psrsS
The following il a list Of the names:
Henry T. Williams. A. q. Stockin. E.
d. Curtis and wife. Ciark W. Bryan and
wife, Y. A. Willard, Rev. w. Gilt. J.
W. Tuck and ladies, ]. r. Dodge and
wife, Gilbert NJ. Tucker. Charles L.
| Flint and ladies', Barton d. Evans. Prof
l.. +. Townsend and wife, John D.
ua,,. and wife. Rev. A. T.. winship,
Emily L. wyman, Henry Sedgwick. b.
X. Bliss and ladies. Miss u. W. Warren,
Arthur Carryl. +. q. Sessions wiie'
G.. Q. Bracket, Rev. Chas. ". Fitch,
Prof. Q. y. Harrington and wife. Prof..
J. X. Taylor, W. H. Lambert. Rev. J..
o. Means. Geo. II. Chaplin, Hon. Up.
Edge. Prof. L. ]. Evans and wife. W.
A. Wilder, Chas. p. Rugg and wife. ].
Wilcox, Thos. J. Edge. A. \. Morss. N.
II. Sargent. Jacob v. Edge, Silss hig-
| -ius and wife, Ruth Pratt, Will i. Almy,
rev. L. ID, refS,ns' r.oi. ~"
r Irssman II # Williams
-. O.. uorux-orr n.or,s
-. ....u. ,;na =, .,,,ssus,,
"s P'nins
and wander listlessly the streets
| Of an evening In an aimless
kind Of way waiting for ssme fun to
turn MP. II too often happens that
what turns up y mo-, .. s esp
,mn..5 anil sysn the ,ioht Of a strect
fight is better than nothing. The man
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

Consolidated virxinia- SO pss share.
asyrrgaiing 81 .osoyoo; declared Anguss !;
payable August II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

Dsssisg Chslissgs Aeesptsd.
HALIFAX, August 1.-THE challenge
Of Robert Blatdy Of Newcastle 10 Rich,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

Tu. oil trade this year Il reported ~
boing very dull.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

J.sIu.curr wa Is year. old On 1.ss-
day last.
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REPoRr.


~lREronrnD pArLx 1T n =. KxArrxs . CO.
I.ass Evssiag.
San vw>xctsco STOCK ROAM.
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- RAYMOND and giy. q, rx, tIk
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zoo Leopard. lev. isx
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20 Challenge. N
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DC New York. y.
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so senator, !, Tse
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no o1s,slssi o..a MN. ~
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co leo. ~
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20 karopa~s
PACIFIC srock EXCHANGE.
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" Itsymond 4 Ny. an. ~. az
"a Eureka Cos <9k
10 Phenix. ~
iOo American Flag. AZ
~ ccntni iislmont, AZ
10 n n Con..5
IN Leopard. II
tnl ella. az
i73 New Coo. ~
2lS Goiiru Chariot. ~, ~
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l0o South Mountain, N
iO Iauper. CSC
~ Ophir. csS, CsN
~ Yellow Jsekst. luo
T5 Prospect. 10. isk
Gus N,Siess, ask. ~ sio. o..
ivo Dar,iAneile-.
ToCro~s Pslst. IS. So. 49,
50 Baltimore Cons
10 California. Ga
ii0 Imperial. lsS. -.
100 Occidental, ~
lcD Phil sheridan. "
goo Andes, s, ~, a.
SO Mansneld, NC
lo Pacific. -. ~
so0 Rock Islands,
IJI tiiia. a..
lrs tsosl.n Chzri.t. IN
sSl I,e-l and iselcher. "a. q. % 80
20 Justice. i'm, ~
10 Tyler. ~
NJ s.,uth Mountain. IN
Iol Mint Cnc
~ Iel.ow Jacket. 100
iss silver uln. 1sk n
80 Slsra Nevada. l9k
~ Gssd 4 carry, AK
loo Panther. IN
l0 Lso, "
tss Isvtaihan. ~
3J Lady BrJAn. ss.3s
This MsratnE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
WESTERN DISPATCHES


rsOAL TO rus oeLD unL sAnr rrvs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
Utah.

Owing 10 delays Of the foundry In
furnishing some Of the necessary pieces
OF machinery. the hoisting engines arc
not yet ready to start up. and sinking
the shaft his not been resumed. The
water. however, is kept drained 10 the
bottom Of the shaft, ready the day tho
engines aro oil In good running order to
resume both tho sinking and prospecting
ON the lower levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
siivsr Hill.

Sinking the shaft Is suspended for
several days on account Of an &C.
cidsnt 10 the sinking pump; the dam.
age, however. has been repaired and ov.
srything 10 again running as usual. No
thing new Of the prospecting operations
ON the third station level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

Driving .h..d in easy working mate
rial. No wsssr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

Sinking resumed In the main shaft.
and making good progress. night and
day. The bottom Of tho shaft il In
splendid looking vein matter. streaka
aud bunehss Of which yield exesllsnt AZ.
says. The Superintendent claims that
he has . surface hump Of tho big bo'
nanza right there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
HuIIIsn.

The enlargement and sinking Of tho
incline Is going rapidly forward. all tho
progress being made that the nature Of
the work will admit OF. The north drift
on the l700-ioot level h advancing a
usual. following the vsst wall of the
ore vein. No new features on the 800
foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
,apsriai.E ire.

Work progressing ut oil points on the
lower levels rs usual. The formation
in the face Of tho south drift from the
Vino In looking much more favorable
for a good ore development. The north
drift from tho Vino Is still pushed Wig.
orously ahead, the ore still afording
excellent assays. The ground In the
face Of the drift on the i9So-foot isvel
Ia very soft,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

The new machinery Is all In complete
readiness to start up as soon rs tho
heavy wire cable. which has been dc.
layed, on the road from England. can DO
placed In position ready for uso. As
soon ~ all Is In readiness II will take
but . very short time 10 drain the water
from the shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
Tray Consolidated.

Excellent progress made In sinking
shait, With Improved assays from tn
ledge material passed through.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
C'iaellarPstssi.

There arc no valuable ore develop
msnts TO report Of either Of the three
south prospecting drifts ON the il5o.
1850 and l350-foot levels. Work pro-
crossing we'll at each Of those points.
Daily yield from the old upper workings
75 tons Of ore. the assay value Of which
Is $50 per ton. Sinking the new com
binaiion shaft IL making rapid hsadwsy.
everything working with the utmost
nicely. The erection Of the new build
ings IL progressing favorably. also the
more powerful and permanent ma
chinery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

Face Of drift at 40o-foot level still In
excellent ore Indications, giving good
assays. Work goes ahead finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

10 inside OF the hour II b bal not
stopped ON the route. or walked o little
faster.
MEpAL PRksESrArioS.-The fne gold
medal presented by the Gold Hill Min
ers' Union TO the Sarsfeld Guard. and
won by ]. Mccoy at tho annual target
shooting Of tho Guard last Saturday.
was presented to the lucky winner at
Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill. last
evening. Songs, speeches and msrri-
ment were tho order OF the evening.
rrrxIxnEp House, Tho occupant Of
a neat little house. with three good
rooms neatly and newly furnished wish.
ine 10 leave town. offers tho furniture
aforesaid cheap for cash. together with
immediate occupation Of the premises.
Terms Of sale and rent very reasonable.
Apply at Gallup's. cigar store. See
notice In our advertising columns.
STOCKHOLDERS MnErrSo.--The annu'
Al meeting OF the stockholders OF the
senator Mining Company. will be held
at their Office In San francisco on ths
2Oth OF the present month. see Official
notice in our advertising columns To-
Jay.
foor Huxr.-A man named o'Don-
nell had his foot badly crushed on y
,troet, Virginia, last evening By q suck
n corlwood falling on u. DR.. MO
Means dressed his wound. anu maos
him as comfortable as possible.
Rxp MKx.-A grand council Of the
Improved Order OF Red Men. was hoi
Al odd Fellows Hall. in Virginia to-day
MxrEo noLoaicAL.-The thermometer
stood at s2 degrees In the shade IN
Gold Hill. al 2 ?, n. to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
Kniekerbseker.

still draining the water from tho COO
and TOO. foot levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

A change has been made In the man
agement and supsrintsndsncs Of this
mine. Mr.. Samuel L. Jones has re.
ceived the appointment OF ~superinten.
dent. and IL taking hold Of the work
with an energy that must 0 show
some excellent results. Mr.. Jones has
recommended the purchase and erection
Of new and powerful hoisting machinery,
which, there 10 no doubt, will DO for.
warded at the very earliest moment pos
sible. and the Phil. Sheridan may now
soon take the place In the estimation Of
the public, thai II % we'll deserves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12
Hale q Nspersss

Tho main west drift at the 22Oo-foot
station is steadily advancing. and has
but a very abort distance yet TO run 70
reach tho ore vein. Both tho north and
south drifts from the bottom Of tho
winze, lt5 feet north Of tho shsft, are
steadily driven ahead. the north DRIFT to
connect with tho south drift from tho
Savage on the same level. and tho south
drift to connect with the main west
cross-cut from the shaft. Some flne orc
is again being extracted from the upper
levels,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

The repairs 70 the shait at the head
Of the incline. are rapidly advancing.
there being only some twenty or thirty
sets Of timbsrs to replace. when every
thing will again DO in splendid run
ming order. Timbsrng and enlnrging
the main north drift, on the l700.foot
level toward tho Best and Bslchsr line.
Is going rapidly forward. Everything
viii soon be again In good shape for
commencing cross-cutting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

= dias4oWs
The main shaft has been sunk To q
depth Of t~wenty.four feet below the first
station level. The rock u very hard
but blasts we'll, tho sinking progressing
at the rate OF two and one-half feet per
day. Tho winze Is down nfty.two feet
below the frat level, the vein at the bot
tom being vol defined. VIII cross-cut
and open up the ore body whom the
winze has attained q depth OF atty feet
more. Machinery working well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-12

change or interruption.
Lady nryan.
Sinking the shaft Is going ahead as
usual. The prospecting drifts on the
3S0.ioot level ara advancing regularly.
with no material change TO report.
Cssmepolisan.
Slopes yielding q good amount Of ore
daily. with haitsring prospects ahead.
Tho face Of tho main drift north 10 near.
ly all In orc Of q rich quality.
Europa.
The shaft il down los feet, tho sink
Ing progressing at the rapid rate Of Eve
feet per dny. Everything working
splsndidly.
Stiii driving the prospecting drifts on
the 55O-foot level. Tho ledge formation
In the fase Of the west drift Is quite "a
vorabls.
The main west tunnel IL steadily nd
vancing, tho face still In blasting rock.
There Il n slight increase In the How OF
wator.
Ssssh Cssasteek.
Tho cross-cut at tho 275-foot level Is
to-day In si1ty-nins feet and progressing
ansly toward the main ore body.
EieriaA-
Face Of drift at 400-foot level still In
srcsllent ore Indications. giving good
assays. Work goes ahead finely.
Tray consolidated.
Excellent progress made In sinking
shait, with Improved assays from the
ledge material passed through.
Ksiekesbseker.
Still draining the water from tho COO
and 7o0.foot levels.
Driving ahead In easy working mate
rial. No wsssr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19
To Let or Lease.

TN HoBoKHS.-CREvIEK BROS HAVE cow
i pete list OF nne Dwellinr Iodsos with al the mod
ern nibrov ements and IN roof localities, rents RANCE
rom 500 TO s4oA Apply at hc!r once, y Newark
.IreeL Hnhoken n j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

LNOR sALE-rHE ELEGANT DWELLING NO. 1877
East fifty-nth street; lot BOX 100 feet inches
house s. feet deep stories basement and suboear
frescOed AMI perec torder first fOor
finished hardwood; billiard room possession mmc-
diately. Apply the prem ses from A. NJ to p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

7TH STREET, CLOSE TO FIFTH AvENUE.-EX-
ceed!ngly desirable four story high stoop brown
Dwelling 24x5Sx00 tor sale reasonably Offices,
I Pine street or 81 East seventeenth street
V. h STEVENSON. Jr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

~ FORTY sECoND STREET, NEAR SECOND AVE
" nue-Threc story high stoop brick House: VIII be
sold Al great bargain make offer; money wanted:
s. 00 cash, and many others FOX sale exchange.
you want 10 buy cheap call on b. f. hELROSE, U.s.
Third avenue,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

An EXEC EDTNGLY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
n sale reasonably TO close partnership. with Build
piete manufacturing purpose; q full
Tots avenue and Fourteenth street.
V. X. STEVFkSON Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19

CHOICE CORNER BUILDING, ON SECOND Az.
n enur, and inside House, paying II per cent also,
two Houses on First avenue.
HINn, COLE 4 GRAY $50 Sixth avenue