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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
Maxiean.

The face Of the north drift. on III,
1465-foot level OF the Ophir, Is grad
nally improving as the work advances
Some fine looking quartz, giving excel
lent assays, has been encountered during
the past two days.
Nevada.
Lower tunnel driving ahead In fine
looking vein matter. Work In upper
tunnel discontinued till better weather
comes.
Sinking the main shaft Is still vigor.
ously prosecuted. the bottom In ledge
material with very promising prospects.
Lever Cemstoek.
Tho proposed new working shaft for
the deep development OF the mine will
probably DO commenced next week.
Knickerboeker.
Prospecting the 600 and 7OO.foot
levels goes steadily on without any ma.
tsrial change Of value to report.
Occidental.
The north drift on the lower tunnel
level is making excellent headway. the
face still in low grade ore.
Europa.
Sinking tho WINE below tho tunnel
level il making excellent hoadway, tho
bottom in low grade ore.
Andes.
Development Of orc bodies going
ahead AZ usual. but milling facilities are
lacking at present.
south Comstock.
New shaft down 90 feet. Rock works
well. No increase Of water. Ledge In
dications improving.
Amazon.
The new shaft IL down 30 feet In good
sinking ground, the sinking making fine
progress.
Troy Consolidated.
Shaft sinking at q good rate OF prog
rcss, although the rock is rather hard.
DardansIIss.
Nothing new. East drift continues.
with no change.
tennessee No. ?.
Sinking in hard blasting rock. with
seams Of porphyry.
East Belcher.
Sinking the new shaft goes on rs
usual.
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Susrs Brau.

wAsnisorox, Jan. 2G.-Sutro states
that he has effected financial arrange
ments In Europe which have lifted tho
mortgage OF IS. 000. 900 on the Sutro
Tunnel property and franchises, and
provided ample meant to complete tho
work within two years. He says ths
company does not owe o dollar. and he
is entirely satisfied with the present po-
sition Of his contest with tho Comstock
mine owners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28

PIrrs's orrRl HoUss.-The sensa-
tional play Of "fidslia. the Fire waif."
which was presented at the Opera House
lat night. for the third time, attracted
a crowded house. The play was enacted
in fine style. Little Nell again covering
herself with laurels. Her diversions in
the way Of songs. with banjo ascompa-
niments. clog dancing and the like.
called forth q perfect storm Of applause.
the audience seeming very 10th TO allow
her TO retire from the stage. In the per-
formance proper. she was very natural
and pleasing. Mrs. Edmonds as Aunt
Peggy. was perfection itself as regards
makeup and acting. Mr.. Edmonds
cave n very fine and correct rendition OF
sh, character Of Harry warne. George
G,dlsus kept the audience in an uproar
Of laughter BY his comicui PRESERVATION
81 Dave Bird, whose inebriated
o.,,nsr. Jake Woods. was hit
of capitally by Frank spear. NJ.
Thorne personated Jasper Welch anda
variety Of other characters in 4 nos e.
ssllent manner as dill also Mr. Billings
,hs, Of Gabriel Markham. The balance
of The cast were good in their respective
a-..n,rn,ions. The new drop curtain
ora. nnrolled last night for the first time,
and was the subject OF universal ai-
miratIon, Mr.. wilkins, the artist. who
PAINTED II. was called before the cutain
aud requested TO make a speech. lie
modesiiy bowed his acknowledgements O.
the praise bestowed upon hi~handiwork
and retired. "Fidelia' will be repeated
again tonight.
PERSONALS. - Mr.. Alexander Tan
nahili. superintendent Of the Nevada
mill, in six-mile Canyon, is a lineal do
ASCENDANT Of the family OF Robert Tan
nahill, the celebrated Scottish poet. who
died in tho year 1910. Mrs Bowers,
the sesress. is stopping at presen' with
her friends in Virginia City. Our old
time friend Mr.. George Ecls. formerly
Of Virginia City. was in town to-day.
lie look. hale and hearty. Time hav-
ing written .'no wrinkles on his azure
brow"
SAnsrrELD GrARD NnLKs.-In our
advertising columns to-day. Captain
Cosgroye calls upon the members Of the
sarsisld Guard to bring their rifles to
their armory by or before next wsdnes'
day evening. February ID, to have the
same properly cleaned and put IN OF.
der. Every member will please attend
10 this matter.
School CLosxp.-0wing 10 the bad
condition Of the roads in Sevsn-mile
Canyon and the inclencyo OF tho weather.
the Fiovery Public School has bean
closed for q couple Of months. The
teacher. Miss Jeanette wilson, Will
spend hsr vacation with her relativ es IN
California.
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FROM SALT LAKE.
Narrow.Gagge Railroad No Mors
Ayalanehes.

SALT LAKE. Jan. N.-There has been
Incorporated at this place a company to
build a narrow-gaugo railroad from Salt
Lake to Ogden. intending to connect
with the Utah Western here. and the
Utah Northern at Ogden. both Of which
are nsrrow-gaugo roads.
The cold weather Of the past fcw days
hardened the snow and stopped slides for
The present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28

PrslenEcd Contest over she Civil
Rights Biil.-A Dead Lock In she
Hsuse.
WASHINGTON, Jan. $50 A. There
Is no change in the situation in the
House.
10 A. x.-Ths situation in the House
Ia unchanged. Republicans are deter.
mined to hold out till Monday. when
the rules may DO suspended. They hope
by that time that the refractory Rspub-
leans will yield. Tho House has not
BEEN without o quorum since the con-
test. The Democrats can spare about
half their number for rest.
Roll called. Still continues. There
is no probability OF any understanding.
Members show little signs OF WEAKNESS.
One hundred and ninety voted at the
last call.
Encouragement from New IEansp-
shire.
CoScoRp, N. H.. Jan. 2s.-Tho Re-
publican State Committee yesterday sent
the following to Speaker Blaine: 1.-THE
Republican State Committee. assembled.
send greeting to true Republicans in tho
Congress Of the United States. Stand
by the Civil Rights bill. and by Grant,
Sheridan and Sherman in their efforts
10 protect the Constitutional rights Of
every citizen OF the Republic. and the
Republicans OF New Hampshire will
stand by you on the second Tuesday in
March.
The Wisconsin, ssnatership.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. -. - In the frs,
ballot today. the result for U. s Senator
was unchanged.
MADISON, Jan. 28.-The second bal
lot for Senator shows only n slight
change.
A Gooa witaess.
NKw YosK. January 2s..-In the
Bcschor case this forenoon. the Court
ruled that Mr. woodruff might repeat
the conversation between himself and
Moulton and Tracy. Mr.. Beach paid
An eloquent tribute to Moulton as a wit
ness. Evarts remarked that witnesses
were not actors on the stags.
The Minnesota Senator~hip.
sr. PAUL. January 2s.-Ignatius Dom
nelly having withdrawn from tho Sem
atorial contest last night, the Democrats
nominated Hon. William Lochren. First
ballot to-day: Ramsey, SO; Lochrcn,
SO; Davis. 23; Pillsbury. Z. The rost
scattering.
senate Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, January 2S.--The Sen.
alto Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons have decided that the Kellogg adj
ministration should be recognized rs
the legal government OF Louisiana. The
vote stood: Ayes, Morton, Logan, An
thony. and Mitchell. Nays, Alcorn,
Hamilton and Salisbury. Absent, Car
pcntsr md wadleigh. Acorn stated
in Committee, that II this resolution
was adopted. he should vote In the Sen.
ate to admit PinchLack.
Morrill,. Of Maine. from the Commit
tee on Appropriations. reported favora.
bly, on the bill to pay the interest due
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s.u.,or,sI Ei.c.,ons ana n.Iio.s.


TRESros. N. j., Jan. 27.-EI.Govcr-
nor T. F. Randolph 10 elected United
States Senator. Voto-Randolph 40.
Robeson 81.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 27.-Tho bal.
lot for United States Senator to-day
shows the situation unchanged. except
that each candidate lost one vote, which
was cast among the scattering.
MADISON. Wis. Jan. 27-Ths first bal.
lot In joint convention 4 -day shows no
change from yesterdays last vote. ex.
cspt that Bragg gains n vote.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 26.-John.
son was elected United States Senator
on the second ballot to-day-Brown hsv-
ing refused q denomination. The vote
stood: johnson ca, Gustsvus A. Henry
II. Stevens %. Ewing 0 aud Key 3.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. H. Two ballots
were held to-day, each resulting: Car.
psnter 80. Bragg 50. Cole IL. scatter.
ing. 8.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Jan. 27.-The Democrats
and Liberal Republicans to-day fired
one hundred guns In honor OF the cleo
ton Of Andrew johnson to the United
States Senate, and sent him congratula-
tory kilograms.
Providence. Il. l.. Jan. 26.-Gsneral
Burnside was elected United States Sen.
ator to-day--Sspator Dixon having with
drawn, Burnside received C2 votes to
~ scattering.
Comments OF she New York Press
on the Eisetiea or Andy John
son.
NEW YoRx, Jan. 27.--Ths Times says
Il IN not sorry 10 nee Andrew johnson
return TO public life. Hc displayed
many and grave faults n President, but
went out oil tho White House a. pure n
he entered II, which Is something to sry
In these times. After pointing out some
serious errors, the Times characterizes
him az q man OF great natural abilities
and force OF character. He will con.
sidorably snliven the Senate discussions.
and what he says will generally he worth
hearing.
The World says II is sincerely glad OF
the returning Of 30 experienced and up
right . public man to the Senate, al.
though his faculties and inclination at
him better for opposition than for power.
His past proves that his future will be
unsslAsh. honest and very courage
Gus.
The Sun thinks his election will 10
hailed with general satisfaction. because
he IL believed to be honest and fearless.
He 10 not wise or great, but no has
proved himself superior 10 those who
lead the Senate majority.
Rdsieins ~ Austin.
AusrrN. Jan. N.-Ths passage BY the
lower house 1t Carson OF the Austin and
Battle Mountain Railroad bill causes u.
traordinary enthusiasm In this city.
Everybody 10 Wild with delight, and the
throngsd streets are ablazs with fire.
worka and bonAres In celebration Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28

Jrsr READ Tnis. -iiryman Bo,hsrs have Iu't
opened q new furniture sore on the corner Of
d aud Taylor streets. They offer ever, thing
necessary Tor furnishing house,. cheaper than
any house this side of Ssn Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand q ls,rc stock of farnl.
lnrr. bedding. carpets. cfockcry, giass aud
plated ware. Give them q call. dc7 I'm
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lbiNIDEND~.

neieher-s1 per share. sgyrrgsiing ssis.Ooo;
declared Jan. S; payable Jan. II.
Croau Potat - % per share. sggr-gaiing
tsp.Cu0; declared Jan. y; payable Jan. n.
Consolidated virginia a. per share,
sgyr-gating tsat,oOo; declared Jan. Z;
payable Jan. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28

TuEr Wall DO iri-reople who like 10
tnds &c the best advantage In buying their
family groceries, provisions and all that sort Of
thing, Insist on trading at Rison's, Odd Fellows
IIullding. Main street. Gold Hiil. There they
can hnd Just what they want. intending the
choicett OF can and case goods, ffesh ground
coffee. all varieties Of pickles and preserves,
kinds, . rplendid assortment ofehlni and giass
wares. eroekefy, etc. etc.. and everything q
the most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
ffes. Rison 10 Q good man TO trade With.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28

ASK rHE Morusns.. Women have better
opportunities for observing the effects Of med.
ieine, than men. This IL especially true 81
mothers, who note with . ketnness born OF af.
fcction. the operation OF the remedies they Cd.
minister to ih'ir children. Now ask any
mother who has used iiils,s a.ney o. nosr g,
couehs. colds. ~hoaneuess, whooping cough,
group or Influenza. what she thinks oft. The
answer In every instance will Be that she has
found II the most effective preparations Of its
kind she hiss ever tried or heard o. Pikes
ToOth.A ache Drops cure In one minute. IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28

BLUE Ponrs. = IArgssised. delicious 81
morning al Tom Hs6fon's cslsbntsd Rating
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds Of ash, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everJihInG else efayed b. the inner
man. Hefronfs dinner conblnatLons ars Q
marvel Of Ksstrononh skin. sell n
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rENAtk
Chubbuck gave notice Of Al amOnd-
mont to the act concerning Juries.
A bill was passed to procure a new
State seal; also q bill to allow discharged
convicts % dollars each; also a bill grant.
ing the right OF way to the Virginia City
Coal Company. from its coal mines In
Eldorado Canyon to Virginia City.
ASSEMBLY.
The reconsideration Of tho vote on the
bill to increase the liquor license was
carried.
Beck, OF Washoe. was elected speaker
pro ten.
McDermot gave notice Of a bill estab.
fishing rites Of freight and fares.
Wren introduced q bill TO regulate
proceedings In civil casos in Courts
Of Justice. Tho intention Of the
bill is to prevent undue influence on ju.
rors.
A bill was introduced to incorporate
Carson; also concerning unlawful stock.
II allows action for trespass against
owners Of sheep, goats and hogs.
A bill szcmpting the property Of tho
Miners Union from taxation, was In
troduced.
A substitute to tho bill for the proven.
ton Of camsls aud boundaries Was In
troduced; also In rotation to the taxation
Of railroads. It provides that agents Of
railroad companies shall furnish a state
mont Of the property, under oath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
FrrL INTO A suIrr.-ssveral night.

City. Being top-heavy ne met Win tfc-
quent falls, nearly burying himself up
In the snow. On each occasion he en-
dcavored to summon assistance by shout
ing 'tfre." After lying in the snow for
some time his outcries attracted the at
tention Of some Of the people living In
the vicinity, who dug him out OF the
snow and brought him 10 the nearest
house. A boy was despatched up town
| for an officer 10 taxa charge of the de-
yotes of Bacchus. Officer Bartlett re-
sponded, but found that he was not
strong enough TO get the limsy individu.
:. 10 % s.a'ioh'ho.se AeeoS'! ~
,oid him IN tssn iast bold al Tie sams
until he (ths ~ofiicsr) returned with more
help. During officer Bartlett's absence
q man Wandered on asain Iu'o ,ne
iamhn,a.;:n. ss,i int /. shaft [.;,,ssn
r., - .n,,;,. III. h.a5. h.Jlv and
,sss;.;nr $3.50 6,u;ss. an v.r;ous nor.
So. ,,h;, holx Ths officer ON "a.
,~urnin, with an assistant. tracked the
man IN ,hs sbaft Tha Two ma, nj once
.5Jrsssna ,hens,lv.s IN ths ta.k Of res.
| cuins the insbriats from a prospective
grave. After working a considerable
1sn,,h of ,;ms ,hsv .,ccesdsd in getting
him ont n, bpii5;nc \ serie, of ,noS
s,.n. trou, ,hs ho,,om 40 ,hs ton M tbs
.hau I'm y,,ch;n, ,ho ns,r,st bouse.
smart. on reashing ,lo hxaies' Ious.'
oln,er n''.io''' ouna n'u. =. III
.doy 'ns uSuous eshi ts,
pun io1'h' un,. : was o'
n no s"nP '1i -"
pu' 'oi nv i"ue'a',sao'' 49,
ING nm; tne u'uhAen man "oua a
douo'ediy nave pefishea 'ro" eAPos"'e'
IS~rylrsrrSa LEcruRE.-To-night, 1t
w;u n. ,susub.r.d Miss saI,ie Hart
800. =, National Omar, Hall. yir.
,;,;. rnon 9Th. M. n Marjorie, Ful.
-. -. =. ,,,.,v
-
in.ir ip,srs.,;ng' Mrs. Margaret Fui.
Ter the subject of the lecture. over
,vsntv vsar. 400 WAS one of the bright
anil sIininy l;cbt. Of IN. eircl, in which
Wa.hinc,on Irving. Fi,z Greene Hal
l,ek' William Cullcn BRYANT. J. Fsnni-
NOR. Cooper. and a score Of other liter
airy worthless moved. she hrst came
into ho.orie'y as editot'.n'enio o' .ne
III. .,,ss,;an IN En.,anJ Rslnh Nal.
do Ensrson held the position Of assistant
editor. Mrs. Fuller. however,. won
most OF her lanrsis' as literary anu ma'
I 4NHAI GElNIG Al INN INK IDHH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
BEAUTIFUL SHOW.

Oh. the Show! the Beautiful Show!
Filling oil hearts With Joy rs they 60
Through REINSTEIN & VOLTS
Beautiful Store.
Where goods are piled reaching from
ceiling to floor
Ready.made.
Custom.made.
Garments TO wear.
At prices you will be astonished to hear.
Inducements! Inducements! Drop in
and see.
They'll show you the Stock and charge
You no foo.
Oh. what a Beautiful, Beautiful Show
OF Merchandise. selling at prices 80 low
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
Tho spanish war.

MADRID. Jan. 2s.-The National army
have advanced OH tho Carlists. and al.
ready has taken several Of their posi-
tons. King Alfonso Is with his army.
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Buckeyc.

Sinking the main incline is making
good progress. At a meeting Of the
stockholders. held in San Francisco ON
the goth inst. tho capital stock Of the
company was increased to $4,000. 900
divided into $1,000 shares OF the par
value OF 800 each.
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STOCK ~REPoRr.
~lHrronr.o pAnr Mt a r. xEArrSs . col
I.ass Eveninx.

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Last EveninE.
% kxehsquer. 30. 40
40 Overnan. Is. 81. co, n. I3,r
s Seq. Decher. ITO
las Jusiles, 10. rs. ITO
3.o Union Cen. II. nav. nv. ak so. II
80 Juiia. ~. ~. 6k.T
30 sueeor. ~
10 LADY Bryan. 6k,G
$50 Caledonia. 2ik.ai
as knlekerbocksr. ~, <k,t
~ Gloos. 4.
so Baltimore Con, Z. g.
ios' pall'sn' -. 10 81. a so. sss. az bso'
SIS silver iii, ss'Ss'',.sx
80 Eelipse Z. N
60 challenge
so Dayton, q. ~, ~
In Rock leland. cA.6
s5.Sew York on. q. ~. AZ
SIS Occidental, tS,5
ioos Phil sheridan. ~ is,lS bso
ie0 American Flat. I. N. IN
$50 wooi,ile. ~. ~. AKA
$50 senator.
Az Mint. soc. Gao
7iol Indus. IL, ..
80 ko--uth. tH.4
$50 Seq Rock Island,
ASS Andes, =. INK
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go Welis Fargo. 1. pc. SIC
BOD Niagara. II, I, IL
3S0 scorpion, 4
sco south Justice. s.5S. 5x. s..
This Morntng.
2oc5 ophir. ITO. ioS. ios. ION b9o. ios. iOe. LOO.
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AZ
sssO Bs.i q r.leher. %, 81. 'ss. 50. ,sS, "a
81. 5S. 81. 81. s3,. IS
80 Alpaa. -. 49,. igs b. 10, isf
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is.o california;. ssO. 9s5. 3sl. s3s. We, 40. Iis.
co. tlj. 40 80. 40 30
sl5 savage. TO-. -. ~. 100
1891 Imperial. n. isS i2.. i2.., IL
40 Choliar Polesi. g.. 20. 20
S55 Yellow Jacket. iCO. ~, %. ~. W
900 csnfdenes. IS. "a
AS sierra Nevada. 10. i5.. 13I. i6S
i1 Hale q Nofeross. ~. 20. ID. q
go Crssl Point. ~. -. -. ~. IN
loo fi.lchsr. q. Is hs0. az. %. " b30
GO Consolidated Virginia, ssa. sisS. $40
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM CARSON 7

[.rrcIll TO rnr ooLD I'LL pAnr xrw,.
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Lady Bryan.

Sinking the main shaft is making
good progress. The prospecting drifts
both north and south at the first station
Of the new shaft are showing fine ore,
and great expectations are based upon
developments about being made by a
cross-cut started a short time since to
cut the ledge further to the northeast
than il has yet been prospected.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Marine disaster.

LONDON. January 2s.-Ths steamship
Brsunschwig from Bremen for Bal
timors has arrived at Southampton hav-
ing In tow tho steamship Deutschland
from Southampton for New York. lis
ablsd by the loss Of all blades VI her
propeller. All well ON both ships.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

,r.eIAL TO q solD unL DAILY xrv'.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDIN0s.
Juries-state esi-itaiiroad Fran.
ehiss Liquor E.ieense-speaker
pre- tem-FrsiEhts and Fares
Biii 20 lncorpernts Carson
hinsrs' unies Preperty-Rsii'
read Taxatioa-Camrls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28

California.

The face Of the cross.cut east. on the
l5OO-foot level. near the south line. is
still in the richest possible character Of
ore. The face Of crosa.cut No. 2, on
the same level, Is now penetrating the
same character OF material as that found
in the eross-cuts further to the south.
ward just before striking the rich ores
found in the other cross.cuts aud in the
Consolidated Virginia. At n meeting OF
the stockholders held in San Francisco
on the Goth inst. it was decided TO in
crease the capital stock TO $4,000. 900
divided into 100000 shares Of tho par
value of SlOO each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
ChollAP.Potost.

The only work being done in the mine
at present is the putting in Of the new
and powerful pumping machinery at the
llOO.foot station OF the incline. The
erection Of this machinery Ia fast APP
preaching completion. and rs oon as II
Is finished. a working station will be
opened and q drift started to prospect
the ll00-foOt level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
silver Hill.

The north Wine, from tho second
station level. has made connection with
tho north drift at tho third level. greatly
improving tho circulation Of air in that
portion Of the mine. There 10 no par
tieular change to note OF either OF the
north drifts on the second and third
levels. The south drifts on those levels
both show a decided improvement in the
character Of tho quartz and orc PEN
etrated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
Hest a BeIcher.

The double working WINE on the
south limo is completed TO the i7oo-foot
level, and a drift started south from the
bottom Of the Wine TO connect with the
north DRIFT on the same level. for venti-
lation purposes. As soon a. this con-
nsction is completed prosecuting tho
l700.foot level will be commenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28

The ore vein in the face Of the main
tunnel is showing considerable improve
ment. The ore Is moro concentrated,
aud the ledge better defined with con-
siderable blue clay walls. The ore
prospects In the north drift show but
little change during the week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
Yeilow Jacket.

Sinking the main incline goes stead
lily on without interruption or change
worthy Of note. Ceoss-cutting and
prospecting the 1740.foot level 10 ma
king excellent progress. with some very
favorable prospects, Of good ore develop
nents ahead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
ImperiAl.E Empire.

Sinking the main incline ID making
good headwsy Notwithstanding tho er-
trsmo hardness Of the rock. Sinking
the south winze below the lS50-foot
level, is also making excellent progress.
Tho main east drift, on the 2000-foot
level. Is being steadily driven ahead,
with increasing prospects Of loon reach
ing the main ore vein.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
Gould q Curry.

Tho new pumping machinery Is in
fine working condition, and the water
drained from the shaft to below the
l7OO.foot level. The north drift on the
l70O.foot level is being pressed ahsad
with all the vigor possible, to connect
with the south drift from the double
Wine near tho Best K Belchsr line.
Prospecting on tho 15O0-foot level has
developed no new feature during the
past week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-28
Hale q Norcroas.

Sinking tho mai" incline for the pur-
pose Of opening out the 22oO.foot level
is making good Roadway. no~twithstand-
ing tho extreme hardness Of the rock
penetrated. Nothing Q 10 report Of
the prospecting operations at the 2l00-
foot level. Daily yield. 40 tons OF ore.
from tho old workings south, at the llth
station level.