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BALLS.

SUBSCRIPTION BALL
Given by
INDIyIsIBLE FRIENDS C0MMANDERY No. l.
JACQUES De MOLAY COMMANDERY No. 2,
ORLEANS COMMANDERY No. B.
Under the auspices of the
GRAND COMMANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
On Wednesday Evening, January ~. 1878.
EXPOSITION oS'B BUILDING.
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
Sir j. Q. A. Fellows P. G. NJ.
Sir Joseph T. Hornor. r. f. G. G.
Sir Rufus L. Bruce, E. Gen.
Sir John A. Peel V. f. ID. G. G.
Sir W. L. Stanford E. G.. G. G.
INVISIBLE FRIENDS NO. l.
Sir J. G. Fleming P. E. Sir L W. Homan, P. E.
Sir 5. Hopkins, Jr,P srs. Aston, JIG.
&c. Sir A. J. Armstrong
Sir Berry Russell, f. G. Sir A. f. Cleaveland.
Sir Geo. SOule c. e. Sir ID. r. Graham.
Sir f. Bell. Sir John Thorn.
Sir d. A. DePas
JACQUES DE MOLAY no. 2.
C. Sir Robert Strong, G. G.
Sir D. c. Johnston, G.. Sir Geo w. Race
Sir John H. Ludwigsen. Sir Charles Chatfe
Sir +. N. Thayer Sir b. J, Montgomery.
Sir +. A. YOrke. Sir j. r. Mitchell
Sir David Hughes
ORLEANS NO. 3.
Sir W; R. Whitaker, p. Sir Geo; Baldey, P. E. c.
Sir Ino. H; Clark P. &c. Sir Y. $. Benedict
Sir j. A. Walker. Sir Harmon DOane
Sir Albert Baldwin. Sir L. II. Gardner.
Sir +. Heath. Sir w. II. Botnger.
Sir j. j. Mc(innis.
FLOOR MANAGERS
Indvisibe Friends No. l. Jacques de Molay No. g
Sir G.. w. Carey. Sir Albert Eyrich.
Sir Z. Bell. Sir Fred Holyland.
Sir f.. NJ. Ivens. Sir E. c. Bullard
Sir w. +. Cleveland. Sir r. G. Eyrich.
Sir ID. A. DePas. Sir Frank II. Wilson.
Orleans No 3.
Sir E. E. Adams, Sir Thos. Henry, Jr.,
Sir l. j. Rodgers Sir Louis Power,
Sir Jas. H. Rothwe Sir Thomas OCOnner.
Subscriptions will be received by the above board
manderies to whom application for ladies' invitations
should tie male
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Sir Joseph H. De(irange, p. G c., Chairman.
Sir Sam. NJ. Todd, PIG. G. Sir Harvey Cree, E. G.
Sir A. Hero, Jr. G. Sir w. l.. Stanford, G. c.
Sir ALI. Isaacson, G.
Sir j. w. Carey, Sir John W. Madden, E. E.
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Mr.. Atwood, rich old bachelor, died re-
Gently near Chester, England, and it now
turns out that he was the giver of all the
anonymous $1,000 checks which have caused
SO much speculation. He gave about $3.50,
600 away in this fashion, and 1000 within
the last year.
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LOST-FOUND.

LNOUND-Came to my office at No. 81 North Front
l. street, near Cont, the 10th inst. "a Hunting
SLUT, color orange and white. The owner can re
cover he same by proving property and paying for
this advertisement. NJ. BUCK MILLER.
ja20 st
T OST POCKET BOOK-Reward, $50. Lost near
IL the City Hotel Thursday night, January It'll, n
pocket book containing two Auditors Warrants pay
ment of which has been stopped and other private
papers of no value but to the loser j. G. Kilb0urne
The above reward will be paid 10 any one returning
said p0cketboOk and contents to RICHARD FLOW
Err q CO. le5 Gravier street. ia2O It
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AWARDS OF DAMAGES. Edward Thorn
ton, umpire in the matter of claims between
the Mexican and our government, has de-
cided on the awards in the matter of the bark
Rebecca Adams, of San Francisco, seized by
the Mexicans at La Paz, Lower California,
Nov. IA, 1856, giving $1,000, for the bark
with interest, $4,000 for the expenses in
Cured with interest ; also, personally to Capt
Thos. S. Andrews, of Nantucket, commander
of the bark, $500 for private property
seized, and $4,000 for expenses incurred in
Mexico, with interest, and $4,000 for impris-
onment without interest. 1t is understood
that Capt. Andrews was a large owner in the
vessel. He was boarded while on a whaling
cruize off the coast of California by a tilibus-
tering crew, who compelled him to take part
Of them to La Paz, where the outlaws were
captured and their vessels were contiscated
No award was allowed for the vessel in which
they left San Francisco. Capt. Andrews is
now Chinese consul at Bangkok.
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xottes Of warm water for the feet, provided
Su the public coupes in Paris, make riding
that city extremely agreeable, even in the
oldest Of weather.
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DROVISIONS-PROV
200 barrels overweight MESS PORK,
100 barrels lightweight MESS PORK,
so half barrels FAMILY MESS PORK
100 tierces REFINED LARD,
800 buckets REFINED LARD,
so tierces choice PACKERS LARD,
10000 pounds D. S. SHOULDERS
10000 pounds d. S. CLEAR RIB SIDES,
40 casks CLEAR BACON.
% casks CLEAR RIB BACON.
10 casks BACON SHOULDERS
eco barrels CORN MEAL.
Plants Extra Choice Family XXX and Xxx FLOUR.
KEEP g. RAYMOND,
.ia173 t II and 70 Poydras street.
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BANK NOTICES.

Mutual National Bnnk.-New Orleans. Jan.
uary 1e 1s.5-At election held 18th inst in this
Bank, the following named gentlemen duly ect-
ed Directors for the ensuing year. viz:
p. MASPERO, JNO. T. HARDIE,
ADOLPH MEYEB, 2. FOURCHY,
A. w. ROSWOkTH j. c. VAN WJCKLE,
E. S. KEEP, CHARLES L. CHASE,
LLOYD r. COLEMAN.
And at the meetir of the Board this day Mr.. P.
FOURCHY unanimously reelected President
and Mr.. JOHN L. HARDIE, Vice President
jA19 Ct JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier.
NOtice.-The death Of our senior partner,
Mr.. VIM. S. PIKE, will cause interruption in
business.
jasE PIKE, BROTHER e. co.
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL-New Orleans Stencil Works and
II Magic Battery Mandatory, ROBERT CHAP
Magazine, Manufacturer Of Stencil Plates, Burning
Brands Indelible Ink Notarial and Socie Seals
Dating Stamps Door Plates etc, etc Orders prompt
ly attended to. Post Office Lock Box TT. jail Inn
III his residence and Office to 100 St Charles et1eex
between Clio and Calliope. Once hours from 10
4. 4 and from halfpase = halfpast r. n aiato
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GOSHEN AND WESTERN BUTTER
We are receiving by every steamer selected Co.
shen and Western BUTTER.
Now in store and to arrive
50 firkins Fancy GOSHEN, VIC. X.
Is firkins selected GOSHEN.
40 half bbls. Fancy Roll WESTERN.
50 firkins Choice Yellow WESTERN.
For sale at lowest prices by
KEEP & RAYMOND,
jail st u and 70 Poydras street.
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THE CITY.

P1cKpocKET.- Cunan and John Ly-
ons were arrested at the corner of Delta and
Poydras streets, at 8:45 o'clock last night.
George was very drunk, and the peeler found
John going through his friends pockets in
irst-class style, which was booked against
him by the peelers making the arrest, who
propose to prosecute him to the full extent of
the law Lyons claims to be an intimate
friend of the man that he was searching
which fact he will have to establish when he
is brought before the Recorder
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-At s o'clock
last night one John Price was marched into
the Jackson Square Station, from the corner
Of Dauphine and Bienville streets, on a
charge of passing counterfeit money, 81
spe cimen Of which was found on his person
Judging from this John must manufacture
them by the wholesale, as he had just passed
a note of the same denomination when he was
detected and arrested.
LARCENY OF WATCH AND CHA1N.-At the
instance of Mr.. F. w. Nicker, one George NJ
Stoerckinger and Henry Meyers were run into
the First Precinct Station from the corner of
Lafayette and Peters streets. The former is
charged with assault and battery, and the lat
ter for stealing silver watch and chain, val
ued at twenty dollars.
THOSE GAMBLING HE1Ls AT THE HEAD OF
CANAL SrREET.-The sergeant and three men
from the Third Precinct Station made
another round on Canal street, between Front
and Wells, and found all but one of the gam
bling bells closed, which they closed and run
in the proprietors, numbering some six or
eight, on charge of keeping a gambling
saloon, all of which was done at the request
of Superintendent Badger, who proposes to
have this great nuisance done away with.
The Senate Exchange, presided over by
Richard Benton, at the corner of Common
and Dryades streets, is in full operation again,
although having been closed by the police
some nights ago, when two men were roped
in and shot by desperados who frequent this
resort. The police should look to this as we'll
as some other half dozen other houses bear
ing like name on Dryades streets and keep
them closed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOAL-COAL-COAL-
JOHN ID. NACLIN,
"a Car Ondelet street.
PTTTSBURG, ANTHRACITE and CAMEL
COAL,
Prepared for family use and delivered at Lowest
Market Rates.
Branch Office and Depot head of Second street
Fourth District. ja20 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Notice-Hereafter the Parsoud will
extend her trips to Chicot City.
jal9 lMsEat JN0 JANNEY. Agent
Noiice-The Officers OF the First Jeifer-
Monthly Meeting Of this command, to be held on
SATURDAY EVENING, at p. NJ. at headquar
iaso 3tM&E C. H. ALLEN, Major.
81. John Rowing Cuba general meeting
Of the club will be held at Hawkinss Club Room, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the Goth inst at Il
Scioek for the purpose of electing President and
punctnaily B NJ HARRoD, Vice President
E. IL. FARRAR, Sec pro tem ial9 2t&WeE
Office Ocean Dry Dock. No. so Camp street,
New Orleans, Jan. Is, 1s75.-At meeting of the
STOCK holders OF this company held on the 18th inst
ensuing year.
Spencer Field. Mich. Chaser,
JnO F. Follett j. B. Williams
Thos G. Mackie.
:, And at meeting of the Board Of Directors, held
this day Spencer Field was reelected President and
jal9 81 J.B. WILLIAMS Secretary
Special Notice-The regular FRIDAY VIcl1.-
bug packet LA BELLE has clerk on the land
head of Gravier street receiving freight this morn
ing, and will have one there every Thursday morn
ing from date. dA
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers r Z. Lee,
JNo. JANEY, Agent
ne tt III Common street.
Special Notice to shippers Of Arkansas
Freight-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON
DAY, will give through bills of ading to Pine Bluff
JNO. JANNEY. Agent
ne tt M. r. and n. W. Railroad.
Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
jackson Railroad Route leaves tho Depot at the foot
Of Calliope street at o'clock p NJ, connecting with
al fast trains North, East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all traina. iva
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~ RAND CULINARY EXPOSITION.
GRAND DRESS AND FANCY BALL.
To be given by the
SOCIETE CULINAIRE,
at
GRUNEWALD HALL.
On Saturday Night, January Is, 1875.
Application for ladies' invitations may be made to
n Kuntzs Confectionery Store, Canal street.
Tickets, 81.
The band will be under leadership of E. Yaeger.
All liquors and wines will be from c. Lacoume's
St. Charles Exchange. a:,O At"
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CALICO BALL,
To be Given by the
SCHEWMENS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
ST. PATRICK'S HALL,
On Saturday Night, Jan. 23. 1873.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
JOHN DELANY, Chairman:
Peter Coye, Edward II. Cannon
John Fitzgerald William BrOOkman
Michael NOud Andrew Ker,
Henry Vessel, Edward Burns.
Tickets Two Dollars.
Applications for ladies' invitations may be made to
any of the above committee and also may be left at
f. Lillientnals iewelry store, % Canal street:
Sealed proposals for rental Of Hat-roOm, Bari room
and Restaurant may be left with the chairman any
of the committee.
The Band Corps will be composed of twenty five
frst-cass musicians, under the leadership of Mr..
Henry SCHNEIDER. DDS q jail 10 II t23
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BY the amateur talent of the city,
On Friday Evening. January 33d,
At 1880 O'Clock
IN GRUNEWALD HALL
PATRoNEssEs.
Mrs. w. c Black, Mrs. James jackson,
William Gordon, Charles Gallagher,
:. Jesse X Bell, =. G. o. Sweet
E. S. Keep =. Emory Clapp,
T. X. Raey, j. M. Lewis,
:. A. A. Green, =. Marshall j. Smith,
:. DR.. S. Bemiss =. Edward Maybn
- John T. Har,lle, =. DIR. Howard Smith
:. L. II. Gardner -. DIR. N. Parmey,
:. +. H. FOrman, Il. j. Mcmillan,
:. "A. Afiltenberger, :. J. W. Burbridge,
= w. T. May, =. Thos. Allen Clarke
W. +. Ilalsey J. b. Woods,
:. LII. Web ter :. Archie Woods,
James Affieck, Chas. B. Singleton.
=. ii. M. Robinson, :. W. II. Thomas
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Col J. D. Hill W. f. Halsey
William Simpson. Robert Mcmillan,
William Matthews, G. G.. Ketchum
William Bloomfield, George Matthews,
William Curlett, Archie Woods,
John LOckhart, Frank Gordon
=. r. Forman, David Black
Branch King, John Barkley
Henry Arthur Henry Afilcck
A. A. Woods William Turner,
William Logan George Logan
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
For sale at he door the evening of the Concert
Tickets issued for JAN sth will be good for the
ing OF performance. Jal9
r. AYETY THEATER-
" Corner Common and Baronne stroooD.
JAS. FLYNNE. Proprietor and Manages.
CHAS O. WHITE........ Stage Manager
THE ONLY VARIETY THEATER IN THE CITY.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
With Powerful Variety Dramatic, Burlesque and
Ethiopian Combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK.
oc6 3m ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
7 AIDES FAIR
For the Benefit of tho
NEW ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL,
Commencing Thursday, 31st inst.
In tho splendid New st. Micbaels Hail. opposite
Annunciation Square, First District.
The following is the order:
st. Patricks table presd ovsr by. Mrs Desves
st. AlphOnsus table. Mrs. Oh. DOnnelly
st. TheresAs table. Mrs. Quirk and Miss N Gibney
St Mchaels School and Sanctuary table Miss Warner
Young Ladies' table. Misses Farrell and Reilly
Plcayune table Mrs. i. j. Reilly
Jacobs Well-whose contents have a very refresh
ing effect, and which will be served by Misses M
The st. Louis Literary Society, popular through
their performances in St Theresas Hall will no
there nj hts to enliven the occasion Also tho
stirring strains of u well known Brass Band will not
add iit tie 10 the pleasure Of visitors to the Fair.
Altogether ST. Michaes Fair promises to be the enter
tainment of the season JAZZ 12t
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CT CHARLES THEATER
SIN NIGHTS ONLY.
Engagement of the world famous actress
MRS. II. w. LANDER,
Supported by FRANK LAWLOR'S GREAT STAR
COMPANY.
MONDAY and TUESDAY-MARIE ANTOI-
NETTE
WEDNESDAY-ELIZABET QUEEN OF ENG
THTRSDAY- SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
FRIDAY-Benefit of Mrs. +. w. LANDER
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SATURDAY GRAND LANDER MATINEE at
12M.
SUNDAY Jan. 24-TONY DENIERS GREAT
PANTOMIME COMBINATION.
2Oth ANNUAL MARDI GRAs BALL,
February 9th, 1878.
Observation-Disclosures to Ladies can be obtained Al
the box office on application to Mr.. Gleason Treas
urer, subject to the approval Of the Invitation Com
mittee
Prices as usual. ja19 tt
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OPERA HOUSE
Society of Artists under the Management of
MONS. MOMAS.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1875,
Extra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Grand Opera i'm
Five Acts,
ja1s tie 2tM LIE prophetic.
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Last week of the greatest of American actresses
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN. supported by the popu-
lar actor Mr.. W. II. WHALLEY and the Acade-
my's Talented Dramatic Company
Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 1e and 10, the powerful
play enttl d LEAH THE FORSAKEN Miss West
ern as the Jewish Maiden, Leah; Mr.. w. II. Whalloy
as the ApOstate Jew.
Wednesday Jan. 20, complying with the many ap-
plications, Miss Western will repeat EAST LYNNE
Miss Western in her great specially, Lady isabelle
and Madame Vine.
Thursday JAN II. last representation of Miss West
ems great creation. Nancy Sykes, in OLIVER
TWIST
Friday, JAM 81, Farewell Benefit to Miss Lucille
Western.
Saturday Jan. 81 Last Western Matinee.
In activepreparation, MI. Augustin Daleys UNDER
THE GASLIGHT. ial7 TT
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Time OF Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
all fast trains North, East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all traiDe iva
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WANTS..

WIANTED-A youth, messenger and to do usu.
w al office work Address B." Bulletin office,
stating age residence and references. ja2O 1t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-21
TO 1AE cIrlzEMs OF COLO rLLL.

You are Ill invited 70 call and inspect
our new and elegant store with It, full,
rioh stock Of watches. chains, jswslry,
diverwars. diamonds. clocks, bronxss,
music boxes, sto. Whenever you vist
Ban Francisco you viii always b ~
oeivsd In . courteous manner By ]. w.
Tucker. Isl Kssrny street, who VIII A.
ways take pleasure In showing custom
srs through his stock Of goods, never
considering Il . trouble. but always tax.
ing great pleasure In Allowing goods.
Don't fall 70 call and 80 him 90 you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good,
Tor selection 70 any part Of the States
and will repair watches and jevslFy sent
through wslls, Fargo 4 Co., guarantee
ing Ill work which leaves his store; en-.
ploying. ~ he does, the beat Of work.
men. Don't forget his new stors-lai
Kearny street only.
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The week closes with . weak market.
comparatively speaking. Jet With suf.
fcsnt stiffness 70 indicate . better mar
kst next week. strinesncy In the mon
sy market has doubtless considerable to
do with this stats Of afain. and 1t II
said also that Flood & O'Brisn N con.
csntraiing funds for their new bank. al
San Francisco. which commences bus
insss In October. the capital ssock Of
which 10 10 b $5.ooO.oOo. The Ban
Francisco Sleek Report Of day before
yesterday. givss the following items:
Al The annual meeting Of the Gale
donia Mining Company. held yesterday.
the following gentlemen were elected
Trustees: George W. Beaver. Il. y. Nor.
row, w. d. Hobart, l.. 8. Adams and
James warrall. There have been ak
assessments collected during the year,
amounting to $500. 900. and 40. 900 has
bsen borrowed from the Bank OF Cali.
fornia. The disbursements for the year
aggregate $l0l. 2si. including III. 793
for ovsriraft OF previous year. $l33,7OO
on old shaft, and 500, 098 on new shaft.
Al a subsequent meeting Of the stock.
holders, the capital stock wss increased
from $4,000. 900 in 10000 shares to
so. 0Oo, 900, In 100. 900 shares. The
work on the new shaft Is OF a durable
character.
The Julia Consolidated Mining Com
pauy yesterday filed articles Of incorpo-
rution. Tho Trustees are: Calvin w.
Kellogg, James n. Livingston. Thomas
Colo and Joseph @. Palmer Of San
Francisco. and Joseph H. kinkead OF
Virginia City. Capital stock. $il,0o0.-
GOO, divided into 10000 shares at
800 each.
Al a meeting Of the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday u was unani-
mously agreed to give Harry Logan
2,c00 for his services a. caller. in adj
iition to tho monthly salary OF $500.
Mr.. Logan has fairly earned this con-
sidcmtion.
Al q special meeting Of the California
Stock Board last evening H. II. Flagg
was elected Vice President In placs OF
c. L. Weller. retired; Mr.. q. A. Rich.
mond In place Of j. L. Hunt. and Mr..
+. p. Dame in place OF @. H. johnson.
For rollicking humor commend us TO
the Stock Board. After the call Of Julia
yesterday morning. a peart. clipper liz.
tie lad, walked into the center OF the
room, wheeled around and marched OBJ
liquely to the seat Of Mr.. Rogers. Tho
messenger bore In his hand an ele-
CANT boquet. which he handed Nj.
Rogers with charming grace. The
members roared with laughter and In
dulged In q boisterousg lse. Mr.. Rogers
bDwed his acknowledgements and 40
ccpted the situation. But the worst
was 10 come. Mr.. Logan told the clerk
to proceed with the reading Of the re-
cord. The wasgish Turnbull cried out.
who's your grip" And the clerk,
proceeding with the record. read oat
''Julia." The scene Of uproar that en-.
sued beggars description.
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raj niNE.

The recent lively stir In the stock Of
this mine has naturally attracted con-
siderable attention to II, and people like
to know what Il is done upon. SO sud.
den q jump. from four or ivo dollars q
share up to twenty dollars, and back
again. within the space OF three or four
days, has to DO understood. Certain en-.
tsrprising individuals selling ''short"
and getting cornored hal considerable
10 do In the premises. but the improved
dsvslopnsnts OF the mine itself had also
a strong influence. The main drift OF
The upper workings, after having passed
though several rich streaks Of vein mat
ter was calculated to DO about entering
the main ledge. q streak Of stiff clay b.
ing encountered with small quartz feed
ers, which gave excellent assays. We
visited the mino at the time, and 30 re-
ported upon II.
Last evening w visited Il again. and
found the face Of tho drift In hard por-
phyry, having passed through the clay
streak mentioned. There was nc In
crease Of water, and tho rock, although
hard, blasted and worked well. Desir.
Gus Of prospecting tho Prospect q
little for our W private information
We took with u own hands, samples
| from tho orc streaks at various points
in the vein matter, collecting q ball Of
| soft quartz and clay material which
showed we'll In both chloride and sui
phurst ore. This We placed In the hands
Of George W. Dorwin, the veil known
assayer on Main street. just below the
Nrws oficc, and today he returned the
following rssalt per ton : Silver, Sl8S O6i
gold, $50 IS; total. s2lS 30. This We
know to DO simply an average assay OF
tho various ore strcaks thus far passed
through but all will agree with rs
in saying that ID Ia . very good prospect
for the Prospect. and u very powerful
and significant indication OF better pros
poets ahoal.
No mine on the Comstock range is
having It's work pushed forward With
greater energy and effectiveness. The
new working shaft 10 now down ITO feet
In the hardest kind Of rock, softer ma
terial, however. now coming In ut the
bottom. The grading at the surface for
the powerful hoistipg and pumping ma.
chinery 10 going aheod ~ lively as pos
sibls, In the hardest Of surface rock.
This will form q very solid foundation
for tho bob-pit and the engines. II lis
Of course costly work. but S~uPerintspd.
emit Leo 10 pretty thorough man. and
possesses excellent Judgment In such
matters, and the company very senstbly
back him up. They villandthsir account
in 90 doing, certainly. Most OF the ma
chinery. together with the anchor bolts.
has arrived. and also considerable oil
the lumber for tho main building Of tho
hosting works. Tho boarding house,
sligibly situated q hundred yards or 30
east Of the works Ia nearly completed.
Tho present status and prospects, Of the
Prospect mine are decidedly healthy
and encouraging. Tho company Ia
OF competent mining men and
capitalists, Who GRO fully able to nj 1t
without assessments. and propose doing
so. They arc developing a mine.
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Base BALL.-A game Of bass ball. be-
tween the Silver Stars and Comstock
Clubs, for the championship Of tho
State and the bat offered the champion
club By the Gold Hill Miners Union. ID
set TO come of ut American Flat al
I y. u. tomorrow. The same gnme
was set for last Sunday. but did not
come on. Perhaps one ID afraid and
tho other ''dasn't."
ExvIous. - Murphy says that Bill
Sharon never would have thought Of IL.
ting up the Bank Of California In Gold
Hill ~ nice, II he hadn't seen the ele-
CANT way Tom Finch was fitting up bis
saloon. sharon don't propose for Tom
Finch to 60 ahead Of him mnch.
srrLL ALIvx.-Nr. Henderson, who
was blown mp In the Bslchsr mine oven.
ing before last. rested well last night.
II Is uncertain whether or not he will
recover, but, ~ stated yesterday. the
chances are against him.
VIOLATING A Towx 0nDnAxcz.-C.
o. Morgan Vas. on complaint OF Mrs.
Nixon, arrested today for disharging
Firearms within the town limits. Hia
case was sst for hearing 1t Q !. y.