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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10
THE rRIxE FIGIIT.
Fourteen Mounds Fought la Twenty
MinasesLHarrts the winner.


The much talked Of prize fight between
William Harris and billie Lynn. was
brought to a conclusion thia morning.
at the Five Milo House on Giegcr Grade.
in the presence Of some 900 spectators.
The regular 2i-foot square ring was in
closed within a iG-foot outside ring and
80 cents vas charged for q place between
the rings. The crowd vas very orderly.
and the betting even. but the Harris
men very shy With their coin. After
some time wasted in selecting q referee.
they al last chose Jimmy Tickell. Lynn
was the first to shy his castor in the
ring. followed by Harris. Lynn was
esquirsi by the veteran Bill Davis, and
Owen Evens. Harris had for his SEQ
onds. Joe Farnsworth and Andy Steel.
Of Grass Valley.
The Me..
Harris In an Englishman, % years
old. stands 8 feet sh inches. and weighs
40 pounds. He is Of a light compiler
ion. and his most ardent admirers will
mo. eaN ILL., P,s'ty. lynn o' ,n
o.'n. aoou, - !ea,s oiu, s,nnus aoou'
. ieet 0 'nchos' anu weisns ioo pounus'
Harris was too fat. Both mon bet 800
each. Just before the fight. Tho main
stake was $3.50 q side.
a, preeisei! 20 e.oeI anu Tour MN
m'nu'''' '"o "e" wv" 'u' '''"'sn 'oi
'ho
Fight.
Round both mon came up smiling.
tho great difference in weight and build
was apparent, Harris looking the largest
man. After some sparrinc nj long mnce.
Harris led of with the loft, but was
countered by Lynn. and Harris slipped
down.
Round 2-Harris led of and was again
countered by Lynn; blows exchanged
and Lynn went down.
Round STARTS knocked down by q
tremendous cross-counter from Lynn's
right, which landed on tho temple and
stunned Harris, who was taken TO his
corner rs timber as a rag; at this time il
WAS all tho world to a China orange that
Lynn had the hght.
Round i-Haris refused to come to
timo, and his seconds pushed him in;
Lynn went up to him and knocked him
down.
Round 5-Harris still jawing with his
seconds, and not wishing TO come up.
Lynn forced the fight; hit Harris with
his left and right. aud knocked him
down In his " corner.
Round Go the surprise of oil. Har-
MS came TO the scratch somewhat re.
vived and determined. He fought well
and Knocked Lynn down.
Round Harris led. hit Lynn two
heavy blows IN tho face n Lynn turn
cd and got down i
Round s-Harris led, Lynn stepped
back n Tell without q oiow. amid
I'M" vas
-, lii m. ~, H.. c.xa hin, ,xo
hard facsrs. Lynn a, tho same time
busy. and Harris fell.
Round io-harris led hit Lynn Two
hard faeers without a re'nrn' anu Lynn
ven down,
hounu i"is y usaAi 'su anu
sosih sVou one U" hy"ns i"ee' ana
Lynn wen. GOWN. ,.
Hound ~ iiafris leu. n Lynn met
INN win q square pas.er IRON 'ne ieI',
y ,.aiI, s1aia n1' &c usniI .usn
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsTio NEWs.
ne Nex Oeean caAl.

JpoMEsTio NEWS.
The Hew 0esan Cable.
New Yoax, June l0.-Ths Direct U
8. Cable Company Is q corporation will
. capital Of 65.0O0 shares, OF Gao each,
or a total Of 81, 800 900. The laying oil
the cable was commenced on the 18Th o.
Nay. 1874. bat owing 10 fossy weather
many dslays occurred. The Steamship
Farsday completed the work and ofiec,
will b open within . fortnight for bus.
insss. One great advantage Of the new
limo IL that messages will " sent direct,
two wires being used Of the Franklin
line IRON New York 10 Rye Beach. A
schedule Of rates BY the new route viii
b given 70 tho publio soon.
Fatal AeciAens.
CINCINNATI, June l0.-Louis Smith,
an smploys Of T. T. Hotel 4 Co., In
attempting 10 jump from tho elevator
this morning bad his head almost sever
Cd from his body.
A Dsspss % 1isek Hills EzpsAi.
ttenA.
wLsznoIoS, June 10. - Walter d.
Jenny, Chief Clerk Of the Black Hills
Geological expedition, ~tslegraphs to the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, from
the branch Of Beaver crock. at the vest
srn base Of the Black Hills. latitude As
degrees 80 minutes longitude IA degrees
Ia minutes, - follow: The greatest
area Of the Black Hrils IL In Dakota.
The formations In this vicinity are Of
recent geological sss, and not aurifsr.
Gus. win oross through the Hills and
examine the gold fields reported to sr-
ist near Harnsy's."
Fatal DsiIsr Expsssiss.
BUFFALO, June lo.-At 8 o'clock this
morning the tug ooa' u. u. nenards
bsiisF exploded, kiuing james num-
Capt. Edward, Day. engineer. and q boy
aged 10. Van Anon. the nrsman' was
severely soaldsd' Dot nay reooVe1.
Capt. Hunts body was blown over
four story bsiidins' eoo ~ from inc
|. "a . - -
boiler. dlass In all directions wa
broken. The cause Of tho explosion II
unknown.
Hsstss o. 0rssrs Letter.
NEW foax' 'uns io.-eenatsr MOT
tons views on tne f~rssaoenss q
The third term are gwen. Morton
links there was no more reason 'o'
writing II now than mas existed iof 81
months past, and that the late Psnnsyi.
rania Convention settled the question Of
denomination beyond any doubt.
Msxies. Asssxssiea Prsjset-
CHICAGO. June l0.-A Times Wash.
ngton special says tho prospect oil an
,exino ths rich mining provinces OF
,o,tbo,n Ms,ioo vas mot killed BY tho
',iir,. ~ Tho Ms,,can Senatorial srcur.
IAN. bu. /. being carefully nur.ured by
.bs original projectors. Tho plan ID
,sv.lonino through tho labors OF the
6s,;csn Claims CommissionSr. whose
-o,l h.. now dawn mar a close. Al
,r...nt Al. American claim. aoaipst the
u.,ic.n o-ovsrnmep. propondsrsto oysr
n. M.,,o.n claim. soms two millions.
/, 4. nav ,...on.b,s 10 suppose ,hs n
n. yo,t ~ A.. commissiou viii Be
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DrsrRIcr CorRr - RISING. Jupar.-
The following business was transacted
in this Court yesterday; State VI. ]. A.
showers. indicted for the murder Of Al
her, Rule-Cass continued for the term.
State w. johnson williams.-On mo-
ton Of the District Attorney. n nolle
prossqui was entered. The defendant
was charged with assault with intent to
kill, but tho evidence was insufficient to
procure conviction. State W.. Thomas
Larkins-Continued for The term. De-
PENDANT Is held upon a charge OF grand
larceny. State W. Edward Maguire-
Appeal from the conviction OF m infe-
rior Court where the issue was trivial.
Continued for the term. Emma Sloss
was given permission to do business as
a sole trader. Matella Apple vs.. Rob
ert Apple-Court awarded the custody
Of the two children to plaintiff. and in
addition ordered that the community
property be equally divided between the
parties TO the suit. Further. that two
insurance policies, representing the
sum Of $4,000, resting upon the
life OF the defendant, and hyPotheestsd
for the payment OF the sum OF ss,ooo'
be awarded to plaintih, and tnai one IN
suranee policy Tor the nin OF 1870 10
held in trust Tor the children o., ohaiies
l.. Weller. OF San francisco. iSner vs.
VI. NJ. fredrick-oriercd that the uepo-
osiiion OF Frank Cullen DO taken oeiore
d county .'sfN NJ
10 A. N.
v,,o,x,. po,,c. corpr.-Tbe follow.
inc polic. bu.in... was transacted yes.
,snlav. John Jones. arrested by officer.
n-.,.-., c,..... a.. l,,.L., ..n
bai,issa '% S.sa lso > ,;son ,sn dox.
uuv.' vas unsu ~ ~ 49, -
WIN lsiisr oSn'n. ."o'nas h0 n@
aiss inomas SUMMON, al.es'ss ny om'
Ger Iot os'ns 'Iunn anu as@
xss sentsnesa 70 ny UNI I.p snr ,on
Ionn n,oun a,rss,sa br officer
SSs,.;, .nJ .h.rc.J With J;.tu,b;n, he
nsa.s hal nj. cs.c continued nm II N.
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ASSESSMENT. = An assessment oil "
per share il levied by the Silver Hui
Minin, Company. Bee ohs'ai notice
In a advertising columns to-day.
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million.

Il AL.
Ine'y. anu promises 'o ieaa .oA gooa W,
.ps,n;n. ~. o,s ~ huanm ,,s0,
for n. nurno.s Of sinking Il 10 a con.
nsction With the main north diff. Of the
l700-foot level, progresses well. Thii
IL q very judicious and important move,
a. IL will furnish Q much needed circula.
ton Of air, tai
-, .-
Ans ma'eria 'nfouSn Sn'en 'ns -"
soft, easy working character, allowing q
psl.s o. I've .nhee nna i0 u.ad;.h
ousrts' with . 3 les deoompossd
pophyry. Tbis mafariai soerns 10 prow
softsr a: tbs drift sdvanoes. giving more
and more indications of nearing the
main isdoe.
~. ~...,n...
IT.. $500, =. AZ. g.. :, Al. mai,
v.., 5,,u ,,,h. oeo 1919, q, -c.,,,,,
.om.-h., ..,... ,,a ,.,,. ...m. =,
Quart U,aysi ars being passed through.
Some little water il coming In, but not
enough 10 interfere with the work. The
heavy new pump, being placed In tho
shaft, Is not yet completed and ready
for action.
North Ce-.ssliassca virginia.
To-day the new shaft In down 2ss feet,
with the bottom In soft. easy sinking
ground. Water increases q little, and a
pump IL being contracted for. The ma-
terial this shaft 10 passing through Is
vein matter OF tho most encouraging
character, giving low assays, and o bo-
mama may DO met with at most any
time. l
woedSiiie Cessesidsssd.
New shait 3SS feet deep 'o.day' II
has passed vertically through % 1901 o.
milling ore, and, according 70 present
indications, the west wall u not iar ON.
Water does mot intsrfere, and excellent
progress II made In sinking-sbout three
feet per day. The location OF this shalt
y Vsry auvAn.ASsous ioi .ue ,noiouBh
..oa
LSy r~.as.to a..
s'nAihs ~. ~
the nsw hois tint. works 10 now al on
the ground. the foundations ready. y
1855 A. .oon Az ihs r%oouisite Tim.
bsr. c.n h. nrocured. the machinery
will b placed In position. and will Be
running In the course OF q couple OF
weeks.
..,,.-
u.,r .,.u am te.. dam. With The
,,,,,n 4, 49, h,,.,;r, rooL s;nkino
4. .n...,s.,., n,..a,, IN ora., ~ M,
In n]ipnosr nnmp "a ths I250.ioot sta.
lion. this viii take A ooupls Of DAYS
ionos, vbsn sinking viii be resumed.
Tbs .outb drift al Tho IOOO.foot level
IL going ahead In ysry encouraging ore
iudicstSons
a.'
'ery promising o"aie' y, ~" s''''
orc continue 10 DO moi with In crosse
cutting ai the 75O.foot level. Nothing
new In the cross-cuL OF the SJO-foot
level. sinking D main sna't as nm In
cline; following dip OF inc ledge DC,
,Ow .nS ~ wy s'0'
r..... 4. hat. an,
/, ne s Wv"
hoisun6 vofks u aoous eomP's'eu' anu
the new n powerful machinery In last
being placed IN WORKING posinon; =
a.ia, ns. ~ ,ho mssh;nsrv
1919. LIN }" 80, r.,.,;.a a. H.
N9eninB no~ "p'' ''"o
n'n0' .-
~
rived and Is being put In working posi-
ton. Sinking tho main incline goes
ahead as well az usual, mud the ore vein
Is opening u better man over, SNOW
ing some excellent pay ore 'he is' '"o
!. n,a.,.... ., Iva.
d..
~ rate night anu uhy. four ''e' VI n
looking quartz. showing heavy punches
Of Sulphursts, has been cut into during
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srOcK RErORr.
lxrroxrsp pAllI 1T r. r. KxArns . co.
Last Eveaing.

lxnroKrsp DALI IT r. r. xxArtxs . col
-=
Las Eveaing.
San rRAScisco STOCK BoARD.
70 s,s;AS
~ narsAs
yto sAeksoh,
zy.v pheniI. INN
~ nlps.Is
10 ccadef. !
~ American FiAg. ~
10 belnsnt sS.sS
nys rsfn.a
~ N n Con. IN
40 Prussian,
;S J.s.rsss. tt
ti5 Oils, CO, o. 80
100 Panther. ~
2O Tiger. sc
Ito Northern belle, Is 80
lioo MansdsId. &c Irf
ss Goldsn cssrisl. ~, ~. ~, N b0
io Ida Einose,s
rs Mahogany. II
N 81. Patrick. N
SEQ ssslh cAarlst. AZ. AL
40 War Eagle. 8. a..
600 Empire lidAhol, sk,a
Is rssrnss.s
so Msmnoth. aaxe
100 Illinois Central. sk
40 Andes. s's.t
a. 40 r...,,
rs South California. )
PACIFIC 'ro'h sAciAsss'
30 fhsniI. ~ rs. az. Am
50 Jefferson, ~
i,o Tix-r,I
Is U.oldsn Chariot, ~
no Mahogany, n.
50 Rnpire llahOL. ~
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sierra Nevada.

Sinking the new shaft goes right
strsight along n usual. and the pros
pecing operations In the old upper
workings OF tho mine arc pushed ahead
theoretically without, however, any
very good devslopnsnts In the way OF
new or paying ore bodies. The main
east DRIFT NJ the 700-foot lsvsl advances
steadily. with nc particular change 10
note.
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DiviDsND

consolidated virEiaia- $50 per share.
s.Irrrz,ins ~ .oNo,"o; declared June 'th'
payable June nth.
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Mextean.

The bottom Of tho WINS. below tbs
lls5-foot level, confines In low grade
ore. the assays Of which run higher than
those Of last week. Tho prospects are
very encouraging.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10

The mine is looking splendidly. with
plenty Of good pay orc In sight, but
owing to increase Of bad air in the
slopes, ore extraction FROM them IL
temporarily suspended until the proper
air driit connections can be made. This
will take but . short time, when ore IL
traction will DO resumed and everything
be running a. satisfactorily a. before.
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Duckeye.

The prospecting drifts at the 55o-foot
level are advancing at the usual rate.
with no now Developments. The placing
Of the new pumping machinery Is going
ahead snsrgstically.
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Nevada.

The cross-cut at tho lowor level 10 now
GO feet into ledge matter, with the face
in fine looking quartz, hard, but giving
good assays. Il has twenty or thirty
feet to run before cutting through to
the wat wall.
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CaiInrpIa.

Cross cut No. 0, on the l500.foot
level. one hundred feet south Of the
ophir line. Is being driven ahead for
the ore vein at . lively rate. II Is run
ming in hard porphyry, which blasts
well. allowing Of very good progress.
Cruss-cut No. 8 IL in high grade ore, a.
is also the shaft TO connect cross-cut No. 8
with No. 4. The air connection recently
mado with the WINE for the level above
has worry essentially improved tho venti.
lation Of the mine. allowing tho men to
work 10 much grsater advantage than
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Niagara.

The new hosting machinery has ar.
rived and Is being put in working posi-.
ton. Sinking tho main incline goes
ahead az well ~ usual, and the ore vein
Is opening out better than over, show
ing some excellent pay ore the last two
or three days.
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Yiepida.

The drift west At the 4Oo.ioo. level Is
now in 100 feet; ground in ths face soft
and easily worked. Tho setting OF tho
new pump machinery 10 rapidly APP
p~roaching completion.
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Mint

Making very good progress sinking
the shaft deeper. the rstimbering being
completed. Tho bottom 10 in vein ma.
tsrial Of a very favorable working char.
actsr. Total depth Of shaft, Cos feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10

Nothing new regarding the prospect
operations ut tho 22oO-foot level; work
going ahead lively as usual; the same
may DO said Of tho sinking Of tho main
incline below that level.
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0suld q Curry.

The new shsft 10 down . little over
200 feet, and good progress being made,
considering the amount Of water met
with. Tho drain tunn 81. 10 intsrssot
this shaft 40 feet from the surface.
will BE- completed shortly. Most Of the
new and powerful machinery for this
shaft has arrived on tho ground, and
the mason work OF the foundations 10
under good headwsy. The building Ia
also being erected. Tbs main incline
bslow the 1o00-ioot level OF the old works,
10 down over 800 fest, in the foot wall
Of the ledge, sinking at tho rate Of 100
feat per month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10

The face Of the main west drift at the
550-foot level shows improvement, and
indications OF cutting the wall Of the
vein. Good Developments are expected
at this point. Sinking the shaft goes
ahead ~ usual. Ii- ru<af, u.
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EuropA

New shaft down 60fest to-day. In good
sinking material. Tho machinery for
the nsv hoisting works 10 now all on
the ground. the foundations ready. and
grading for the building about com.
plstod. AZ soon a. the requisite tim
Der. can be procured. the machinery
will b placed In position, and will BE-
running In the course OF q couple OF
weeks. f4
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paney.

Good progress il being made sinking
the shaft, the rock at The bottom work
ing well and The water coming In being
easily handled. lel1I0 riil
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Consolidated virgista.

Daily yield. COO toni Of ore. from tho
regular ore producing sections. The
Slopes and breasts continue looking and
yielding splendidly as usual. The con-
nections made between tho lt00-foot
level and tho level below. and between
tho Wine from rross-cut No. > at the
same level, and the up-raise from cross
cut No. > OF the California l5OO.foot
level, mentioned in n last report,
operate to immense advantage In
giving good air circulation and
cooling of the hot depths Of both mines.
Work Is now conducted to much greater
advantage and facility. Tho Q. and O.
shaft is progressing downward Ms ener-
eetically as unlimited will oil.
low Of. Water increases q little but not
enough TO seriously impede progress ~
yet. The powerful new pumping and
hosting machinery In being placed in
working position as fast as possible, and
will soon be broughtto bear in the case.
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Utah.

Tho powerful nav hosting works are
being hastsnsd TO completion as fast as
plenty Of men and means will allow.
The machinery In among the best on the
Comstock, and will b ready 10 start up
in the course OF q week or ten days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10

New shaft 3es feet deep to-day. It
has passed vertically through 50 feet Of
milling ore, and, according 10 present
indications, the west wall Ii not far Oh.
Water does mot intsrfers. and excellent
progress II mads In sinking-about Three
feet per day. The location OF this shaft
j. vsry advantageous for the thorough
practical dsvslopmsnt OF the mine.
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ISosth Cesnstoek.

New shaft down 225 feet to-day. tim.
bering the lower portion Of the shaft
having occupied the last three or four
days. Tho bottom Is In hard quartz,
porphyry aud other vein matter, with no
water.
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Jusllee.

The face Of the north drift at the 800.
foot level shows improvement, the vein
matter being Of . more favorable and
promising character. Nothing new re-
garding tho main incline or the south
mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10

Daily yield so tons, assaying about
So per ton on the average. The old
ore sections aro holding out pretty well
M yet, and the bullion yield for May
footed up to nearly go. OO0. The drift
west at the sixth station. and south at
the seventh station. arc both being ad-
vsnccd a. usual, with the faces Of each
in hard porphyry. The main incline ID
bang sunk deeper at . fair rate Of prog
ress, considering the ~intractable natnre
Of the rock. Sinking the now combina-
ton shaft is..prosrsssing at a very lively
rate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10

The main building over the shaft and
hosting works Is about completed. and
the new and powerful machinery Is fast
being placed In working position. Tho
foundations fully comport with tho sub
~stantial character Of tho machinery.
Nothing now 10 nport relative to the
mipo,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10

Main shait 1860 feet deep. with the
bottom in hard blasting rock. Sinking
10 suspended at present in order to put
In . plupgsr pump at the l250-foot sta
ton, this will take q couple OF days
longer. when sinking will DO resumed.
The south drift at tho l000.foot level
is going ahead in very encouraging ore
Indications. ma. rr
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The Upper and Lever Lsveis-fres-
Things Lsok Along the Lane To-
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Gold Hill and Virginia depots OF the
Virginia 4 Truckoe railroad, during the
twenty.iour hours ending II y. to-day:
Wood "a car loads; lumber IS, ndss. O.
grain 2. machinery 2. oil !. Pipe !, Ice
/. coal I. hay 2, live stock !. nut pine
/. Total. % car loads.
CoRoxxn's Ixounr.-Coronsr Mayer
held an inquest on the body Of All King.
who was shot In Gold Hill, Sunday. and
died Monday evening. The jury re-
turned . verdict that deceased came TO
his death from q bullet wound, the bul-
lot being fred from Q pistol In the hands
of.Ah Wan. A warrant has been Issued
for the arrest Of All Wan.
The FsrrvAL To-Niozr.-Rsmsmbsr
the strawberry and nsck.hs festival Of
tho II. z. Church, Gold Hill. which BE-
gins tonight at Minsrs' Union Hall. Il
will continue for three evenings, and.
judging from the preparations made,
will be an agreeable place 70 while away
q few hours.
BAPrrsr FnrIvAL.-The Festival held
at the Baptist Church, G street, Viz
ginIa. last evening was q great success.
Il will continue tonight. Arrangements
are being made by the msmbers Of The
church for another festival on tho sven-
ing Of the third or hfth Of July.
ArrxxPrsp SuIcpE.-About 7 O'Clock
last evening. p. II. Shea attempted 70
commit suicide by cutting his throat
with q jack.nife. at the livery stable Of
VIM. Rock. on d street, Virginia. His
condition IL critical, but BIO may recover.
DIxoERouGLr LITTLE life Of Mn.
VIM. Ford. Of Virginia City. VI. dis
paired Of by her attending physidans
this morning. She has been III With
paralysis OF The bnin for . number OF
months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10

The new pumps are operating splsn.
didly and reducing the water In the shaft
but they have considerable TO do in that
line yet. Prospecting operations are re-
sumed al the 9O0-foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10
0lsbe Consolidated.

The material In the face Of the main
west drift at the 250. foot level. Is getting
somewhat softer. and largo seams OF
quartz gravel are being passed through.
Some little water IL coming In. but not
enough 10 interfere with the work. The
heavy new pump. being placed In the
shaft, Is not yet completed and ready
for action,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-10

BAltInsoFe and AnfeFIcAh FIAt.
Very promising bodies Of low grade
orc continue 10 DO mot with in cross
cutting al the 750.ioot level. Nothing
new In the croys-cuts OF the 8J0-foot
level. Sinking the main shaft as m in.
cline. following the dip Of tho ledge DO.
low the 9O0-ioot level makes very good
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-11-05
POETRY.
IN THE NEST,

IN THE NEST. +" -
Gather them close to your loving heart
Cradle them on your breast;
They will soon enough leave your broodin8
CARE ~, - - ~. ~
Soon enough mount youths topmost stair
Little ones in the nest.
Fret not that the children's hearts are gay,
There may come time, In the bye-and-bye,
For sound Oi childish iun.
When you'll long for the REPETITION sweet,
That sounded through each room,
OF "mother," ''mother," the dear love calls
That will echo long'in the silent halls,
And add to their stately gloom.
There may come time when you'll long to
hear
The eager, boyish tread,
The tuneless whistle, the clear shrill shout,
The busy bursting in and out,
And the pattering overhead.
When the boys and girls are oil grown up,
And scattered far and wide,
Or gone to that beautiful golden sho
Where sickness and d *th GENE never more,
You will miss them from your side.
Then gather them close to your loving heart
Cradle them on your b: eat;
They will s'n'n enough leave your broodi1 6
Soon enough mount youths topmost stair
Little ones in thu nest.