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THE COURTS.
ARGUMENT IN THE CIVIL SUIT AGAINST TWEED
| AND MILLER

ARGUMENT IN THE CIVIL SUIT AGAINST TWEED
AND MILLER
The appeal from the order substituting the
city plaintiffs In the suit against William NJ Tweeo
for sOoooooo and against George g. Miller for smaller
| sum-suts growing out Of the Ring transacuons-"as
argued yesterday before the Supreme Court, Genera'
Term For the defense urged that by the ameha
ment made by the order the parties TO the SUIT nau
entirely different relations from those OF the Original
parties to the suit this entitled the defendants
put In answers, and that the Consolidation act
merging two corporations, the city and county into one
without their consent, was itself unconstitutional 10
answer it claimed that the socalled Consolidation
act did not merge either city or county into inc o'he
but both into corporation representing eaeh or
its separate interests aud that tie change OF title was
not an amendment as TO parties or allegations ou'
Of the suit by the county In the name
OF its The Corporation Counsel appearing
personally urged that this SUIT having been delayed ny
legal complications for four years should not Do longer
delayed by any technically The Court reserved us
| decision. Wheeler II. Peckham and T. Delafeld smith
appeared for the plaintiff; Ellhu Root, Willard Bart
lett, and d D. Field for defendants.
A TRANSACTION OF THE EMBEZZLER TAINTOR
The suit of Samuel f. Williamson, trustee
against Thomas F. Mason and others was yesterday on
trial before Judge Van Brunt in Supreme Court speca
Term. The plaintiff deposited with the Atlantic Ma
tional Bank ACC shares OF Lake Shore and Michigan
Railroad stock and 800 shares OF Cleveland ana
Pittsburgh Railroad stock with power OF attorney 10
+. L. TaintOr cashier of the bank in blank which was
intended TO enable Tantor sell the stock should 1t
reach certain price and deposit the proceeds in bank
Tantor transferred the stock TO himself cashier ana
pledged the stock with F. B. Wallace x Co. a.
collateral to loan Of $4,000 F. b. Wallace
Co. repledged it for the same sum, nrst win
other persons and afterward at the time OF the failure
OF the bank with Thomas +. Mason The plantn seeks
his stock. charging that Tainor had no rghl
pledge It, and Wallace & Co. aud Mason were not so
ignorant Tanors relations make them innocent
Pledges and 10 addition, charges that their loans were
usuriOus.
Wallace Co and Mason. In answer claim that the
loan the OF regular business TO the
bank and that they bona dde holders Tafnor VINO
tried and iced for ebeZzing the funcs OF te
bank and sent to the Albany Peuitentiary for seven
years, is made defendant and was yesterday exam
med at length as witness being brought from ALBANY
writ OF habeas corpus. The All mite B1nk answers
that 10 pay all its just debts but IL not re-
sponsiDle the Illegal acts OF TdiDor Tue ease u
sll Mr. Carter appeared for the pldiatin; MI Ful
lerion for the defendants, Wallace Co. aud Mason
Charles Tracy for the All ntic National Bank, and Mt
Nash for the receiver OF the bank.
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PENALTY FOR THE DEATH OF DEGRADED
WIFE

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer before
Judge Barrett James care yesterday Tried for Kill
ing his wife, 1t appeared from tho evidence that III tue
room they called home another married couple ana TWO
single men lived that the wife much Intoxicated
and the husband under the influence OF liquor Tue TWO
began auarrelng calling each other by the viest cpl
thete when the husband threw poker at the wire anu
struck her on the tempe. Snc fell aud did not speak AZ
forwards. Assistant Distrct-At orney Rnsse ciineu
that thIs constituted mausiaueh,er IN the th,u os-
gree but the Jury found verdict OF granddaughter IN
the fourth degree, and Judge Barrett Inflicted tnr e1
IRENE for that crime two years In state rrsoh
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PdSSENG Frs SAILED.

FOR HAvANA-In s.,amsap Guy Of Vera Cruz March IL
H. Collins Wyhe L. Perez wife and child Jnsn eades VIE
ch Boufari Dr. NJ ID. Van Doren wife And dughe
Miss NJ b. Van ack. NJ Bird, John Wsyfe, Waydel, g
Gray A. r. Naas and wife, Mrs Peyselade and daughter w.
Dlrkee aDl wife.
FOR hAMBURGrn steamship Pommnantr March llICharle'
JaneDtTk WIFE Mrs Charles Haywood Josef Lehnen
John Mex blY Solomon Ashem Louis Perrin Waaeh Capt
Pagens Henry sende Carl Link and I've children Dora Msnsce
three Children Mrs Juus Gunther Miss Emma Gnnher M 80
Clara Chatter Master Alfred Ganther Angase Phn and wife
julius sehVdberg Karl Kramer Joseph ue Dr. Edward Ill
Master Msr Pszer Muster Otto P, Jlcob sehohofn Rudolph
MehI William George Eduon.s.
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COMPUTATIONS by THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Tbc Senate, IN
Executive session. this confirmed the foilo"
ing nominations:
Roland O. Ues commission expired the 81 inst TO be
LATED Stats hahal EslTet II hs,enusei sherman 20
n, nj intel Msha for koen psret 81 Florida 'o.s
oo, sh VI Tue unt<d states
10. ssv,ssi Sssvs CAss u y 10 ssh Astsf
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LEASE OF THE LEHIGH AND READING RAIL
ROAD

READING, Penn, March little Eagle this
afternoon announces the leasing Of the Lehigh and
Reading Railroad by the Philadelphia and Reading
Road for ninety nine years. The Philadelphia aud
Reading Company have already taken possession, but
the terms Of the lease have not been made public.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAvASA-Ia ssrmsaip Cy Of N,'r York March H.
d. Mrs A. Dougherty and Mrs vshdssste and 500
Lewis Roller Adoph Roller Edward Rorke IT, Joh1 Gusenen JOS
Low, VIM. II. Church. L. Herera, A. Aqun. r. Lopez Jose
Michsdt, Felix Orange.
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l..Gygeuhein. &c., agt. Mehr
bach.
~. Tlernck EFT. Smith, jr.
90 .Gennania Life las. 90. sgt
a, k.ruin, IL.
Al. Same Ag.. Same.
iO!..Mason szi. Armstrong, lie.
isa..Murphy. &c. sgi. Haas.
ioo..ttmale Academy % \. II.
sgt The dayor.
GENERAL TgRx-DAvIs. r.
l..BeFes ast Brown ct al.
1.-The Mavor, &c. at Genet
s'.WeeUen ct al. agr. St. pani
ana T.. Railrosd Co. etal.
". .Hessmore sgt. Black.
lo..Loughran, IT,. sgt Mat
~ thews and ano.
z3'.hstter. &c. Of Levy agt
~ the Mayor, &c.
70. Reid and sno. art. Martin.
oi..keliy agt. Msriposl Land
a.. AMI Aiming Co. ct al.
~. .Phelan sgL Collender.
Sd. Barter sgt. Miss. X. and
T. Railroad Co.
44..Chris. and 10th-st. Rail
road Co. sgt- G. Cross
town Railroad Co.
45..--agt
70 ..DoremGs agt. Williams.
i32'.hsson agt. Partridge, i'm.
Dlpade.l Gr
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun nses .. 6l7 6:03 Moon sets. Morn
wsruB rHp pAy-AS
SANDY HOOK lib Cow Island 1l52 Hell Gate fery El4
DAY-p
Sandy Hook ;43 8ovs Island 600 Hell Gate Ferry l4l
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for the oepse is fine Of ten days pay Dismissal from
the Department, at the option VI the COMMISSIONERS
Police.
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ChJRyDARs-THp rar.

228. Matter Of laying ont Of a
road. &c
2f6. Emma Silver Mining Co.
aQt. Park, Ne.
$50. Matter Of 10 dan.
2S7. Bell sgt Kerr.
25S. .AbernethF, &c. sgt Frank
lii.
2s9. Smith. &c, agt Scott.
600. Msllett aet Woodrop, Gc.
l.. BRADY and DANIELS. u.
TO-. Gibbons agt. Dayton, public
admir-, &c.
1913. Sawyer, ct al. sgt. Part
ridge. imppd, &c.
1874. Kilburn ct al. sgt Same.
135. Smith sgt. Wright
1856. Hidden AMI ano. agt. Bud
densick et al
70. .Pallon at. The Mayor Ike.
mo. ~
81. .Alker, sdm'r, &c, sgL Sslo-
mon ct al.
. 30. Stevens It al. agt. The
Mayor, &c.
1871. .Msnnay agt. Fletcher.
1879. White ct al. sgt. Fuller.
1i0i2. .0berlander ct al agt.
Rosswager ct al.
l4l. .Sistare, jf. agt. Gushing.
141 y. Douglass sgI Doug
lass.
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legal Notices.
V SUPREME COURT-County of

~ Y. SUPREME C0URT-County. Of
~. Da,ehess CnJRLss WHEATON Trustee for tho
a Of The a P SSSS IS r Pos Xxx 1sa AND
EASTERN RiiLRoAD Co;iPASY Jacob B. ,'sTsu;el Re;
s ss Of A snr Ssf f bs.Sd.n
In css & S too ss %
January 49,? The usenbe G.f:ee nsrer sppon,s toS that
Eod.s 10 the Gtr pascSs.. coasy N.Y.
s Su iss 1t s as the oassepo AMI R.os
TIE other ami property the eompsat Ibis aeeos aud
All ami SINGULAR tie r cad Of the SAID party Of the fss part nov
he. known the roughteepss and hsru
G fPsuhi,r.s SIoSsh gr:.ss:s. %
ps s Soussy .Dd Boston Corners. 10 Columbia csan
posi Ss-YoI. coaass,lss,
neeias q tGe point Western Ruod Tos.'.sr
r.s al ana s.I ss opsy a is
aad. ssns%sn tass sIs. a.Sa.i relos l.:a. -.
With the Of the railroad sppssenans
thereto rails ties feserg sud sh o. and ss
inquire. n. s1 hs P cSs.s Pc: he
equity. Of what Kind soever pertinent 'hs,e.e o, DID,.
P.,sd re.:n.:se.i; s y; z PEI 2 1875.
n. 81 Srsox, Atty. fsr DsTs Storm and others
LIB J.wxrr. AUS a. Dcss AaIanee sna others n,.s-p
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NBw. PEET Cyrus YALE and !oSsr ~
BOWLING Plaintiff sgaas kAaPE jons p0n 's
Tor money demand contract Csn ;s' sell
II. Iss arc ssSy :: sss i.
Ey sed Coso ofNevVori CITY Of sssYos sd ~ .sr.s
sSs'i I; ss.: :s:. . ;s %
q a. ..n.s.. 2: ,ss ssss.s sss &. :s .. ss
A. II 70 a.. :sis. =. :s'I... g. - &
ELK sssass ,s x. q e;
and aud: we IT. at d: r.. :. a.
'''" 49, ESQ., rkkr P ,sS s...t As."y
III, sun,,pt 10 the shove saas .eea asy So hIs eaes
.fhs SsE Of he CITY sse cssnw Il r~s a,As Cssssss
'av ''s'''' '' '' ' ssS - fi S;s:i s::ss 1.y
sas ,svsss ~ h''sssss' -
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Gnarees Tor business Ellen

Cnances Ior BUSINESS Ellen
VUHE ADVERTISER, owning very prom
iing SILVER LEAD MIMI. will make aVorab, with
az party Address r. o. Box 2JSS. ~ Y, FOX
interview and for the particulars
LOR SALE-An iron PAPER-SHUTE, about
4 ami inches Apply 10 forensl Press
room Tribune Ofice,
DARE CHANCE for Il person of total aDStl-
III principles and teacbsbc disposition av"g $1,000 to
publishing bune' with prospect o.
becoming general manager Address . . ~r
CURVEYORs BUSINESS, well established.
- with good will FOR SALE 5000 With complete set u insu
meats s Of streets and pop
critics Posseaion immediate II cesel Address \. H. BOx1ll
1iibdne Ohcs
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oruorei,on Notices.

I ERIAL FIRE LADDERS.-SEALLD PRO-
~ POSAiS via eyd by tao Ir Dr. a. Until ~ O'clock
a H. March, 4 1879. for binding tour Aeria L1i iers
For pirtu The LE keOId Copes ir tae ct No CITY
iisll
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6oIels.
Uinter Resorts.

ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, N. r.,
III Bahamas j. PORTER Proprietor Por full Information adj
dress LdgerwoOd 75S Bwy N Y STEAMERS sa every two weeks
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$500. .Gngeenheim and sno agt.
hehrbacker.
700. Cooke agt. Mixer ct al.
24oo. .Cdllen, Adm, &c. sgt.
Cunningham ard ano.
1922. .Bsrr-tto agt. Cunningham
and ano.
1868. .Gllchnst agt Csrrirz'on
etsl.
l4os..Plait, assignee, &c, agt.
Ch1pin ct az.
g2f.. North sgt. Farrell.
800. .Graham agt. McKenie.
l476..W. d. 4 Cary Mfg. Co.
sst Manhattan Mfg. CO.
23i0. .Swartr AID sno. sgt Levy.
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GKygp. ss.si0Ss-surnsaIASD JEdwad BIoierSI Soorv'
Caa Riley otbers Charles stransburg RAPE go,n
Thoma. Pbsbe 6obiwm, William IL stehe
ou. assault and blef Michael Prue onioa assault ana pa.
Nav smith s,erny; Chas Jackson laeenT Valentine Dahen
no.s ,a ba,tery Annie NJ Smith crand larceny louisa
CHM net, i.ear Samuel Rlne peut larceny Edwad Wilson.
petit larceny; Charles Thompson, rape
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ASSESSNENTN

Jusslee- O. per share: levied June 10; delin'
quent Jsiy ~. sAis day August ~.
ser,uan- n per share: levied June -; de-
i~inqasnt July ~ sale day August 10.
pa.vtfsrA- 80 e-sfs pee share: levied june
y. Delinquent JsiY ~; sale day August II.
Issy~risl-S 81 per share: levied June %; de-
hnqueni Aususts 8; saisd day August 10
Bs~ltisnsss Cessslidased- 81 per share;
levied June n. d~elinquent AnsustS sale
dag August -
Rseheye-a - ess.s pss share; ls.isd JAY j;
lsietsa- as cents per share; <vtrd Jsty z de-
linqacnt August q; ssle dag AuEnss -
a,sIsdsnts-Ss pcr share; Levied Jsly :; d.
nsqaeni August n: sals day August u.
vtrxtsis Ctsy Csal Csapaay-i0 cents
per share: lrsied July ls delisQuent Aug.
n-t 10. sale day septsmb~r II.
n.sdy Bryas-so cents per sAarv; lsvied
Jaly y delinquent Angnss 10 ssis dsy
september q
Y:urspa-7s cents per Share. Lsisd July Is;
deiisqusnt August n; sais d>y ssp.snbss
Gssss Cssssiisassa-ss cents per sAsrr
I-sIcd JnIy ~; d~elisquent September .;
sale day september -.
0~Srrta-io cents per share: levied July ~
%dslinasa' september 4 sale day ssp'ss'
s.,ser s;esssas-,o cents per shsr-. lrv,ed
August =; dslinasssi september .; sss
day september ~.
rail- shsstaas-sseests per shan; tssied
August Q, dehIqsent septeaess ': sair
day septrmlsr ~.
ssssh Osssasa- 81 per share. ievied
August & ~dslingnent September !; sAir
day september q.
Wns. Peaa-s cents per share. hvied Ane.
ustT: delinquent Septeabes III. ssss eAy
September ~
vpsridn rs crai- per share; levied Jsse ";
delinquent Jaly fe yale Gay A"gss' ~
Postponed Ia september
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p.,.rs.-ss I...s Eveaiss.
Oxx Mrruop or Rrroax.-An Indian

Osx MrruoD on RrroRx.-An Indian
was lately beaten almost TO DEAN ~
Virginia by soms Of his tibs. bscal,s'
M they said. ''him hsap dnnk'n vnis.
KY" The unfortunate red nan Va
saved from death BY The intsrfsreses o.
some miners. II the sans nseno o.
reform were 10 DO adopted By vhifs peo-
pie. thsrs would BE- an alarming dscrsass
in our population.
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suouIpr, BLADE p,oru..John Ksl.

szouIDsa BLADE DHoru.--ohn Ksl
". . man about nity ysazs Of ass. hs'
his right shouldsr.blads broken at Dali
ranch, washss Valley. about 10 4. y
Tuesday. He vas raising one end OF
heavy plank on q scafyold, using . sticl
for the purpose In place Of . pike pole
The plank slipptd from the stick ap'
struck him on the shoulder. infictinI
The injury above statsd. He was beoush
10 Virginia the same evening. and 81
landed BY DR.. r. W. Conn. Nj. Kell,
Il stopping a John Shows boarding
aud lodging houss. on south O strsst.
I. o. o. 2. 1xsfALLAI1ox.-Atsm meet
Ing Of Collar Degree Of Rsbskah Lodge
No. I, I. o. o. F.. bald In Virginia City
Last evening. tbs following ofscsrs wsrs
duly installed into their respective
Offices for the present tsru BY d. d,
Grand Master T. n. Nllsbrovn, assisted
by d. o. Addison, Grand Master. and
other ofaosn Of The Right Worthy 0nnd
Lodge: p. @. J. q. Smith. N. O.;
Mr.. N. A. Hurd, v. O.; Mrs. @. J.
Meadows. Permanent Secretary; and
Mrs. @. II. Holland, Treasurer.
STOCKHOLDERS Mrrrno.-A meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Hartford
Mining Company for the election Of
Directors and the transaction Of oths,
business, viii b held In San Francisco
on The I'd day Of September. % oficially
specified BY notice In our advertising
columns to-day.
FrxHp.-Ths Babcock fro sxtinguish.
or Of Eagle Engine Company No. . oil
Virginia has been fttsd up with new
brakes and q hand tongue. II can now
b guided conveniently, and taken down
the stsspest street In town. without
danger 70 The members Of the company.
Coon Mkx.-Town Manhal 10y.
nachsn has men engaged In lowering
that horrible sewer on Main street,
above The railroad cfossing. . couple oil
Iss,, 2 me nuisance ina has 20 long
Than. P''p'' Wal w @
NONE TOO sAyz.-Soms tsanster. In
driving . wagon close 70 the sidewalk on
the east side OF @ street, Virginia, yes
terday. near the Savage Office, made o
narruw aaranA fron 0ofn0 thson0h "a
and over Az stssn smSsnsmsnt ~ Thai
place.
&c.,. - ~,
iA uaiy
.,,,. c....,,,...s 49, cps.N.
and Ophir mipss yssterdsv. The, bsd
thsir photos taken aiterward, being at
tired In mining "togs" for the occa.
sion.
c.. yu
mipo,. ths foupdrvmrn. an An. D,,,do
are putting another addition Of 1910
feet 10 their blacksmith shop In the rear
Of the foundry. This win, when CON-
plstsd, make the shop 4OxS0 feet.
HELD At TIE Posror1cr.-A letter
addressed To Miss Agnes McDonnouRh,
care Of Mrs.. James Hay Smith. Bowers
n nsn''1 T, Tssnos valley, y neia a. inc
sufsden, no.t.ss'
a" M nhs.p-o'o"nh
bronehiai Iroches are widely known !"
an established remedy for coughs. colds,
osolus, noalsene.s ana uouc'e"
u INC 'h'0s' aha 'uns''
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This Mspatsg.
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rs Alpha. 10, ~. 81
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no ~iiallion. 81. IN
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as Occidental. 81. 81
IS Consolidated Virxinia. SIS. siS. sS
1in California. Dx. s., I..0
s15 Hsekcy-. Tse
10 baltimore Coa.,s
rs, iiock Island. 4. 4.
40 New Turk Coa.,t
rAcir,c STOCK ExonAxsE.
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IS Choliar Pstosi. l0t. 10. iok
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70 Crown Point. n, ~. -. u's.N
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Sssehs ana Chassss - Ninss saa
srsapsss-HueaFs Dsnsnsas asa
Dtviassds-fsDay's visw q The
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Baehsys.

Baehsys.
Placing the pumps In posihon Tor 40
tive operations IL making good progress.
II will not now b long before prospect.
ing the lower levels Of the mine can be
resumed.
Beat ana Delshsr.
The usual work Of snlsrging and tim.
bsrng drifts on tho l700.foot level, d
advancing without change Of interest to
record. No prosecuting has yet been
done.
Cssnspslisa..
Nothing new 70 report this weak.
Work going ahead ~ usual. and the
slopes ns we'll q the face OF the main
drift north. yielding well In good milling
ore.
Lady washingtsn.
When the water In the shaft has been
reduced about 10 feet farther. the pump
station will DO opened. The work q
being driven ahead With great energy.
Hsess sad Hsrgau.
A new contract 10 about being let for
sinking the shaft 100 feet deeper. tho OF.
csllent prospects thus far obtained, fully
justifying active deeper explorations.
Mexican.
Sinking the winss below the ile5-foot
level has been resumed. Tho bottom Ia
still In favorable quartz and ledge mat
tor with occasional spots Of ore.
Da.ey.
The repairs and erection Of the new
machinery IL steadily advancing. and
will DO completed ready 70 start up by
the nrst Of tho coming month.
wsodviIis Consolidated.
The chamber for the head Of the In.
cline IL finished and timbered. ready for
rosuming the sinking. The low Of wa
ter continues light.
Prospect.
Work Of both shaft and tunnel driving
ahead theoretically a ussal. Face Of
tunnel In ledge porphyry. with strsaks
Of clay and quartz.
Nevada.
The ore In the face Of the drift shows
considerable improvement ver last
week. being more concentrated and CIV.
ing better assays.
New York Consolidated.
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IyIDEND

consolidated virxista-tioP.r sh.r..
aryrrySiing ~ .oso.Uo; declared August q
payable August IL.
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FOR 0ALE.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19

TIA rscsirs 10 the shaft and hosting
-. -.omrI.,..a and everything
aAno ."s ,...
started up In nne . epa ~
Monday morning. sincs vniee p@s 'ns
.ccular amount Of ore. $50 tons per day.
,ss been extracted, the average assay Of
Car samples running from $s5 to $40
pr o y ore 's, sSss ,s..is
.hieh AZ. both looking remarkably we'll.
Prospecting IN tse lIoc,ioos l.ysl nas
-, ,o M - ss;ns ,ss;n nn.hsd rsnidlv
Nal Ths w.s, eross-rut No. i. on
Ina i7oOLfoot level. has aiso been again
,.s,ted mn. The new buildines are com.
pletsd. and ada much 10 the comior,
mi eonysnisnce Of working the mine.
A dne turning lathe and machine shop
are in course Of erection. both OF which
will b q vast beneht and saving: both
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19
BeaasOe.

The steady decrease In the now Of Va.
Ter Is greatly reducing tho cost Of ran.
ming ths machinery. the amount Of wood
consumed being much les. Drifting on
the sscond station lsvsl will eoon %
commenced. when some gnad rssplts
may Be looked Tor,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19
sierrs Nevada.

Both the north and south drifts on
tho 70O-foot level Of the old shaft are
being steadily driven ahead without any
change either in the charstsr Of the ma.
terial penetrated or the rate Of progress.
Sinking the new shaft 10 being pressed
ahead with all the vigor possible. The
new mir compressor IL working finely,
and everything Ia fast assuming . snaps
that augurs we'll for the future pros
perity OF the mine,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19
Dayton.

A thorough trial Of the new machinery
shows that everything Ia In a. ane q
working condition ~ Il Is possible for II
to be. The hoisting tanks have lowered
the watsr to the second station level, at
which point Il IL the intention 10 start
the large new pump, 20 that II cannot
now be but Q very few days more befors
the water will be drained from The shaft,
and an opportunity given to repair the
drifts on the different levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19
Yulllon.


Sinking the main incline goes steadily
ahead. the bottom In good working
ground. The tnlarsing Of the incline
aids greatly 10 the amount Of work nee
sssary for Its reconstruction. and, a. .
matter Of course. makes the progress OF
the shaft glover than 10 would otherwise
be. Tho main north drift on the iIoo-
foot level from tbs Imperial shalt Ia
pushed vigorously ahesd, with steadily
Increasing ore prospects. Nothing do
ing much on the S00-foot level. COM
bination joint drifk consisting Oh tho
Alpha Consolidated. EIchequsr and bui-
lion Companies. has been started from
the 2DOO-ioot station OF tho Imperial
shaft. rhis drift will prospect the Bull
lion ground al . depth OF 500 feet below
the present workings. aud nj about 2l50
feet below the surface.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19

Sinking the new shaft Is progressing
with all the energy possible. A new sst
Of tinbsrs and Ave feet 10 depth Is ad-
dsd svsry day. Evsrythingin and about
he mine ID working finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19

The erection OF the new hosting and
pumping machinery Is progressing With
all the speed possible. Sinking the new
shaft IL making splendid progress. Tho
dow Of water Is still quite strong. Blink
ing the main incline at the old works
goes rapidly ahead, the bottom In favor.
ablo working ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19

Main drift advsncing at the usual
good rats. .hs material In the face work.
log favorably,