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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25
FROM SALT LAKE.

hAatE HthNAs
SALT LAKE, March 23.-Tho trial Of
Elder Thomas c. Kicks for tho murder
Of Elisha d. Skcen, wal finished In tho
Third District Court to-day, the jury ro-
turning a verdict Of not guilty. This
case hns attracted great attention, m
putting 10 test the value OF the Poland
bill for executing laws in Utah. Tho
evidence showed that Skocn was muir
derod in 1850. while held q prisoner In Q
log school.housc. Kicks rs Sheriff had
Skcen In custody. and while tho latter
lay asleep, Kicks and another man On.
tered the building and discharged their
revolvcrs at him. One or both balls
took effect. Skeen either jumped up or
was picked mp and carried outside. and
was dispatched by q general fusilado. IL
was set up by tho defense that tho pris-
oner attempted TO escape. aud was shot
down by tho Sheriff In the performance
of his duty. Ono witness testified that
On tho night OF tho murder no carried u
message 70 Kicks for Bishop MAughnn,
TO warn him Of the attempted rescue.
Skoen had belonged TO the DANTE band,
but had grown Unaffected to tho Church.
The evidence was very convincing. but
tho jury was composed OF Mormons.
and the Church obligations that existed
between the prisoner and jurors, II 10
said, influenced their judgment. There
Is q general expression OF belief that
further legislation must DO had from
Congress before Mormons can DO con.
victed Of crimo. Kicks will give bonds
to morrow to answer m indictment OF
polygamy. found by tho Grand Jury last
December. Of which he was q member.
snow siidc-Tws Non killed.
SALT LAKE, March 25.-By Q snow
slide to-day. twelve miles north OF
Brigham City, two men wero killed..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25

Since the completion Of the Virginia
and Gold Hill Water Company's works.
which introduced a supply Of pure Sierra
Nevada water. the demand has increased
moro rapidly than could possibly have
been anticipated. Two ysan ago a
fiume six inches wide and four inches
deep was large enough 10 carry all the
water used. The demand now Ia sixty
times Ms great as it was then. and Il will
continue to increase rs facilities for OBJ
tanning more water are completed. This
immense consumption il caused by tho
building OF mills, the erection Of new
hosting works and increasing the power
Of old ones, and by irrigating yards and
sprinkling streets.
The Present works.
Tho present supply is obtained from
Hobart creek. and Is conducted for q
distance OF % miles to Virginia. Tho
creek Is fed by melting SHOWS, and
the amount Of water is dependent upon
the character Of the season. When the
snow fall is heavy and the thaw gradual
the supply is ample. but when tho snow
melts rapidly early in the Spring. tho
volume Of water Is much diminished be-
fore the season Is over. From present
indications this is likely to take place
during the ensuing Summer. and in or
der to have an abundance OF water for
all purposes. tho company have COM
menced active operations 10 connect the
head Of their works with Marlstte lake.
Tho New Enlargement.
Atlnnel. over half n mile in length,
will he run through the mountain ridge
between Hobart Greek and Lake Tahoe.
Work has been begun at both ends Of
tho tannel. Two air compressors will
soon DO ON tho ground and will drive
Burloigh drills. II considered necessary
q shaft will be sunk ON the line OF the
tunnel, midway between the ends, and
work can then DO prosecuted on four
faces Of tho tunnel Mt the same time.
This shat, will reach the bottom OF the
tunnel in abou, IS feet. Six miles Of
grade are also necessary to reach Mar
letto Lake. II Is thought that the entire
work will be completedin three months.
New pipe Across washoe Valley.
Tho Water Company also intend lay
ing another pipe acros washoe Valley.
Its size is ten inches in diameter and II
will be Of iron, lap welded. 1t has been
ordered from Pittsburg. Pennsylvania.
and the first shipment will arrive in
about twenty days. Capt. j. IL. Over
ton. Superintendent Of the Virginia and
Gold Hill Water Company. is pushing
the work forward Us rapidly as possible.
and we learn that S50O,OoO will
be expended upon tho new work
within a year. When completed there
will be two pipes extending across
washoo Valley, and the supply OF water
will DO largely increased. With Mar
lette lake and Hobart creek to draw
from. there will bc an abundance Of
water for all purposes. This fact will
lead to the erection Of quartz mills at the
mines, thus doing away with tho item
II expense involved in hauling orc to
reduction works. Mt n distance.
Last summer n large amount OF water
was used in hydraulic works. We learn
that the ground, with water at a no,ni.
nal figure, would have paid well, but
operations have been suspended for the
present on account 81 the expense In
Cured iu obtaining water.
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THE EVENING NEWS
NOTICE TO cANDiDArES

Candidates for once al tho coming Town
Election. viii please hear In mind that their
advertised announeemsnts In this paper. a.
well Is all election printing. nnuatG paid for IN
ainaas. We accept Of ne contingent arrange
ments, but treat all alike. A candidate who can
no, or will not announce himself properly and
ps, hi. printing bills promptly, IL not d for
the once he socks. Moreover. 10 win not b
successful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25

DANGEROUS ispivvEaExek.-lh you have .
friend troubled with . chronic cough and who
Apprehends no danger from II, speak 10 him
the sound Of q mnnied drum besiing time To
his march to the grave. Advice him 10 begin
forthwith, . course Of Hale's Honey Of H0fc.
hound and Tar. The country from ocean Ia
ocean rings with lts astounding carss of chron.
ic cough And al complaints OF the lungs and
throat tending TO consumption. Pfke's Tooth.
ache Drops cure In one minuto.
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Sinking tho new shaft Is making good
hsadway. the rock In the bottom work.
ing finely. Sinking tho Wine In the
north DRIFT, below the 300-foot levsl, II
also making good progress, the bottom
still In ore OF . hns character.
Pioneer Consolidated.
The fnelarge three compartment work.
ing shaft Is down forty-nvs feet. and Is
being sunk deeper Of the ratio Of two
feet per day. Il 10 we'll timbersd, and
expected to devslope something one Of
these days.
Jsses Little Csssslidassd.
Plenty Of low grade ore in sight, with
numerous ~stringen Of richer ore coming
In al the faco Of the main west drift.
Work Is being pushed ahead vigorously
with q strong force Of men.
The erection Of the new hosting ma
chinery Is making steady and favorable
progress. Nothing new to report Of tho
prospecting operations ON the old tun-
mel level. Work In the main tunnel
progressing as usual.
Dansy.
Driving tho north and south drifts on
the 4OO.ioot level are making the usual
excellent progress. No new develop
ments TO report sinking the mine will DO
resumed about the first Of April.
Hale q Nsreross.
The prospecting drifts and cross-cuts
ON tho 2l00.foot level arc still driven
vigorously ahead north, south and west
without any important or valuable orc
Developments to report for the week.
Amason.
Shalt down CO fost, the bottom In
very favorable ground. It IL well tim
bersd throughout; the sinking Is max
ing fno progress. everything working
with the greatest satisfaction.
south Comstock.
Now shaft down liz feet to-day.
Rock Q little softer. with moro stroaks
Of quartz coming In. No increase OF
water. Everything running well.
Best aud Belehsr.
Driving south from the bottom Of the
winzo on the 17oO-foot level Is making
the usual good progress. Tho rock In
the face IL still quito hard.
Occidental.
Driving the main north tunnel is still
vigorously prosecuted, following the
line Of the lodge. No now development
TO chronicle.
Main tunnel driving ahead into the
hill rs usual, and making better pro-
gress than heretofore, tho rock working
easier.
There Is no change TO report OF either
the west or south drifts on the 550-foot
level. Both drifts are making good pro-
gross.
GeorEis.
Now shaft down 40 feet; rock hard
but works vol, allowing Of very fair
progress.
Nevada.
No change to note In the lower drift
since last report. Still running in ledge
matter.
tennessee No. ..
Looking we'll at tho bottom Of the
shaft. and working going steadily along.
East Belchsr.
The now shaft still sinking at . lively
rate, under the most favorable auspices.
Troy Consolidated.
Tho now machinery IL being put In
position o. fast N possible.
south Eareps.
Sinking the shaft deeper 10 resumed,
with excellent prospects.
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ixsraASeE-"Your sHsir may become In.
yolvsd. and your property be taken for debt
Your stocks and sharcs may fall In vAlae.
bat 9 Policy Of Life Insurance cannot be taken
for debt cannot DO siicnated from your heir ;
rreetly. 10 subject TO no commercial rsk. II
10 ~ nearly sure ~ anything earthly can b."
tnrurs In the New York Lie.
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STOCK REPORr.
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Jusr READ TINS. -lleyman Broth,p have just
opened Q new furniture store on the corner Of
necessary Tor fumishing houses, cheaper than
any house this side OF Nan Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand Q large stock OF fnrnl:
ture. bedding. carpets. cfoekery. gfass snd
plated ware. Give them Q call.
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NV ARRANGEMENT. -Hsrstoiore III


NEw AnRlSoExrxI.- Heretofore tho
tickets issued to s~uigrants coming from
the East was for such q limited length
Of time that they were unable 10 lay
over q day on tho route 10 examine the
country through which they passed.
For instance. q passenger might want TO
got of q train ut Reno. como 10 Gold
Hill and Virginia, spend o few hours
and return, before continuing his jour
ney. This he was unable 10 do without
danger Of using up the time for which
his ticket was issued. A now arrange
ment has been made by the Central Pa
cihc, whereby the time IL extended "a
hours, q plan which IL very adyanta-
geous for smigrants and not detrimental
to tho company.
Sxow-DALLIsa 4 CHrNAMAN.-A Chi
man was compelled this morning to run
q gauntlet Of snow.ballsrs near the
junction Of d and @ streets. A China
man has not tho remotsst conception OF
the sport attached to our idss Of snow.
balling. lie considers . snow-ball tho
same a. any other missile that might be
thrown at him, aud looks upon tho al.
tack Is meant In good earnest. Such
being the case, Il would b we'll for men
engaged In snow,balling 70 sIsmps Chi
amo VINO may haPpeh' 70 pas y
To CosraAcron.-In our advertising
oo,rur. today The Trustsss Of the
60, ,y,u ,,,.,.., I,,,,, ,,x. ro,i,s n
JUN iA
contractor. that ,hey are iosoy 70 ~
;[o;r;,r ~ hail Of The Union. on the
north side. until tho 9th Of April next.
Applications will DO made TO the Iru.-
tees personally, or through the post.
Office. Tho lot In question 10 asout
40I80 feet In size, and requires 0 con-
siderable amount Of grading. giving .
s0ou '0'
ohoAS Ign
VIII % gwen mgr ~ 'a
rian Church, In Virginia. a number OF
well known musicians, among NhSm al'
Mrs. higgins, aifs. ouinhels anu ~
.o,,;so. TIM nrocesJs viii be- spplied
10 purchasing an organ for tho church.
80 p.,x ~ n;o. fart.
h'Sh
juicy spare mos PORK enops a"a '"a
/ IS ooo fat HOGS b.ys been received from
California during the past week. As
Lent close. on nsIt Saturday night,
there will DO . greai onslaught upon
- 80 - ,,,,.n
uoAf A y,-.,.,.
boy captured . young . ,'
last evening, and started with u 70 me
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savage.
tn, main .outh dr;ft On Tho aaOo.foo
level mas nos yes oompissso aoonnscuon
with the north din from the bottom Of
the south Sinss, bus I'll PROBABLY &c
90 In q day OF I've mote. Mnsn . I. Y
accompanied .ne oniss eniAtgea 70 !
- Ia ~ .-,,..-.r,nr, ~ nm. is,sl
csn be commenced, and some good 70.
suits may DO looked for. There Is moth
ing Of importance to report OF 2 pros.
PeeIns Glpse;na.h. m.;r ,nc,,,s /. ma
ina steady progress. The two new
hoistng engines 10 take the place Of the
old incline engine are In place. INC VIII
be ready TO start up In very lew days.
These engines are each OF zVo morse
power, and will work the mine TO the
depth Of 1000 feet with the most perfect
ease. The new wire rope for the incline
has arrived, and 10 being placed ON the
big drum ready Tor use. Ids drum 10
Of tho same pattern NJ that used by the
Crown Point Company. 10 three feet
and Ii tapering from n end
10 the other, 80 asto wind the rope With
greater ease than the old style. The
rope Ii two inches In diameter, and
weighs over $4,000 pounds. the last 1000
feet gradually tapsring TO tx inches In
diameter.
CALIFORNIA;.
c,.l;.. A.. .h.v q. u.l;r,
s
splendid progress. IL 10 o GOWN
500 feet. The retimbering oil the nortn
drift on the l55o-foot level Is making
progress, although 1t will take a
number OF days yet to finish this por.
ton OF the WORK Inc iaoe o. efoss-cu'
., On .no .t s....,a.
u,an;nn 49, IA No.. A.. .,sodv con,
,;nu..isn =, , ~. hnSv 40 ,ha nnrth.
'..ss IN. n...S Am ", A.. linn To-,
Ans no.sA @ ~. ~
ever, 70 connsc' Ilo'seuss w. Ioa -
- SUI IN o's ~ 'no ms on
sciiT.ioh; last ervss,ou' No.
couh,eIeu low snsii olay s NM u n.s
mo lore pan, OF inc gee nnicn n TM'o
Asa,n St,sn pa na" ..s, ~, .s....r,
3 = Isnnl ron, ,as", - go
w.. r,,h Az 18TH Jsu NV ,hs Inn.
WY" VIZ so.n no 80 ~. So,,ow
700, ,c'si: - 9oWn 90 r.0'' .S IN
Iuii IN INT gihuc olo; lne a
on the iioo.ioos lever, from ms WINS,
oonnee Win eas. cross'Gu' No. IN
u 10 "e'' 'n' '"'' '"" ~" s'"''
-
nails ,,.,, ,sn Ton. n, ~. Thar.
!. u,,,. ,o .,.,o. - ,.,o,, ~ oi,hor
,h.v ,.,d =, .rro.ronco a, ibo ar, br...,.
!. Lac -, -, c,,.,n, ;
~ ~" - '
VINO oeiow tns tt1o-Ioo.
Is masihs sooo s,h ,O. WIN;
'no up VI 'ro o.e, Sn na' mn
lnelihes tno nVin ,sno u W.. ~,
UNI. on Wv. ~ .,;,i
jug oo.tom =, Wy n w. ,;m ~
i.i,eh ''BVroa'J a ~ NV Ss"n ~
tcot NJ, tha xoy in cool ore and In.
sures tho development OF a valuable ore
deposit at that level. Tho southwest
'hn .no .oos ha.S'now ,ho taos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25
DIVIDENDS

Consolidated Virginia $40 per .hars
syrrgaiing siynso,oo; declared March
q: payable March II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25

Blue PotSrs. = IArgs-sisrd. delicious bl
vs,ves. fresh from tho ZEE, can DO hah s.esy
stand. Faiare SALOON. vipginis City. Also sn
kinds of Dab, vprine chicken. porter hosso
Steaks and everything else craycd ~ the inner
man. Uedrons dinner eofnbinations are .
marvel Of gsstrononle akin. u
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RoAauth.

Sinking tho main shaft Is making ia
vorable speed, the bottom still in hard
blasting porphyry. The main west drift
on the 35O.ioot level has penetrated the
ore vein 4 distance Of 10 feet, proving II
much moro solid and better defined
than on tho levels above. A drift has
been started south in the ore vein to
better determine its character.
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An InresrAxr ExrEsrsIsE.

The Capasity Of shs water Csn-
pasy's works 20 - Dsabled
-Aarlstte Lake % be Tappsd-A
New Pipe Acres Washos valley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25

observation-disclosures by the Medical pro-
5000. D,. VIM. flsli's Baisam for tho Lungs
sr,.s Coushs, Colds and Consumption, and ell
dIsessos o. the Thrust and Chest. Dr.. Towns
icy's Toothschs Ancdyne eurcs In one min.
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Wells Fargo.

The sinking Of the new shaft Is being
pushed forward as lively as three shifts
Of men, working night and day, can do
il. Some little water has been en-.
eountcred the last day or two, but not
enough to impede operations. Bottom
Of shaft in vein matter. containing con-
siderable quartz.
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Europa.

The faco Of the drift or cross.cut,
from the Wine. 1l3 feet below tho adit
level, IL now through the west wall OF
the ledge and cutting into the vein itself.
the whole face being in quartz, which
looks splendidly and gives good assays.
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Consolidated virEinis.


Drifting south In the voin Of tho 9o0-
foot level, and also drifting south In tho
vein at the llOo. foot Lowell from tho bot
tom Of tho Wine, which IL sunk from
the 900. The heavy 1ow Of water In
the main shaft 10 kept below the 900.foot
level by active pumping. Preparations
are being made to put In the new pump,
which Is contracted for and will soon
arrive. Il will be In position ready TO
start up about the first Of May. Being
OF much creator capacity than the pres
emit pump, II will make short work with
that water when Il gets q show at II.
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Lady Bryan.

Driving tho southwest cross-eut on
the 3s0.foot level is going steadily for
ward, with evident indications Of soon
reaching tho ore vein. Sinking tho
south WINE below the S0-foot level Is
also making good headway, the bottom
still in good orc. Tho main southwest
drift on this level 10 also making rapid
speed, tho face still in pay orc.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

sr,c,Al TO r.. .orD M. DAur urvs
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Lady Washington.

Shaft down over 400 fsot. Rock at
tho bottom softer and changed to a
character known y ledge porphyry.
Two feet per day are made at present.
Tho water has decreased somewhat.
being probably drained to u certain OK
tent by the Justice shaft.
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Utah.

Tho erection Of the now pumping
machinery is making steady headway.
Tho foundations for the engines arc
nearly completed, and everything will
I've put in good working order M fast M
the nature Of the work will permit. The
low Of water at tho bottom Of tho shaft
remains about the ammo. Prospecting
tho ore vein both north and south on
tho 400-foot level Is still vigorously
prosecuted. without any new develop
ments 10 record.
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Mint.

Sinking tho main shaft is progressing
81 the rate Of two feet per day, the bot.
tom still In vein material Of a very To-
vorable character. There IL some little
wator encountered. but not enough to
interfere with the progress Of the work.
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Mexican.

Tho ore In the face Of the north drift
on tho i465.foot level Ii looking much
moro promising as the work advances.
An assessment Of fifty cents per share
has been levied. delinquent at the Office
April 26th.
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baltimore

Tho completion Of tho new pumping
machinery is nearly accomplished. and
everything In and about tho inino will
soon be in tho finest possible working
condition. Prospecting on the 750 and
850-foot levels has developed nothing Of
importance during the past week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25

Making tho usual good Roadway with
he main tunnel. The ledge continues
we'll defined. and carries very promising
material. The northeast drift, running
from tho north cross-cut, Is now in 20
fect, and the vein Of ore in the faco Of
the drift Is from 10 to IL inches wide,
aud still widening. The ledge at this
point Is very large. being about 40 feet
wide. and the prospects Of making n
good development r steadily i'm
proving.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25
Globe Consolidated.

The face Of tho main west drift on the
400 foot level is stillin quartz and ore OF
o inc character. The flow OF water from
the face Of the drift continues strong
and undated. A drift south has boon
started. following tho east clay wall OF
the ledge at q point 100 feet further 10
the southwark,
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An Did Heathes.

Toronto, March 25.-At Barrie, On.
tario, yesterday. q man named Slater.
aged 70 years Of age. was found guilty
OF ssducing. his own granddaughter.
aged II years. The jury awarded 5000
damages against him.
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Crewn Peins.

Daily yield, GOO tons Of ore. keeping
the eompany's mills steadily running.
The orc breasts on the 400. and those
between the 14O8 and l5O0.foot levels,
are all looking wOll and yielding the
usual amount OF milling ore. Cross
cutting and prospecting on the l600-foot
level Il still enorgstically carried on,
without any valuable Developments to
report. The 1700.foot station Is about
completed. and q drift will be started In
a day or two mort to cut tho ledge at
that point.
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Original Geld Hill.

The cross-cut from tho main south
drift. to intersect tho valuable orc do
vclopmeut found in the upraise above
that level is about cutting into II. Some
thing good may be looked for in day
or two.
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AmaBOu.

Shalt down CO fost, the bottom In
very favorable ground. 1t IL well tim
bersd throughout; the sinking Is max
ing hno progress, everything working
with the greatest satisfaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25

Tho southeast cross-cut on the 400
foot level is showing . steady improve
ment rs tho drift advances into deeper
ground. The orc In this drift has from
its commencement shown much base
metal. which could not be worked by
the ordinary milling process, but there
IL every indication now Of the orc be-
coming moro free as tho drift advances.
Tho machinery Is oil working splendid
IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25

Observation-Disclosures
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25

Tho prospecting operations on tho
l3OO-foot level arc still vigorously prose-
cutsd with favorable indications Of yet
finding paying bodies Of ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25

Tho body Of quartz recently discov-
cred In the south drift ON tho 8O0-foot
level continues 70 look more promising
as tho drift progresses. The ore pros.
poets in the north drift on tho l70O-foot
level OF tho Imperial are also showing o
steady improvement.