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TO BE CONTINUED
ANENT TIE POPE.

Anne Brewster writes from Rome to tho
Philadelphia Bulletin His Holiness never
has any fire. The vast halls of the Vati-
can are bitter cold. Even in the Papal
bedroom there is no fire. In the great
ante-rooms there are those huge copper
brazicrs. detcstublc things, filled with
charcoal and asphyxa The health of the
Holy Father is c,us;nS some uneasiness
among his medical men. He is not posi-
lively i'll. and ey>ly Ole VINO sees him at
an audience reports h!m as remarkably
rosy, active and cheerful. There is no
pain in his ,Xtrrmi'ics, no indication OF
disease, but thYr, are !.n5uid symptoms in
the .dipose matter that give rise to fear
that slow paralysis is approaching. His
attendants notice u :: lis strength is less;
he talks very little; has not much appe-
tite; but, luckily, is anxious to move
about. Last Suil,lay, is the day WAS fine,
he wished to wall; in The garden but
when he reached the library his breath be-
came asthnatic, and he had to be held up
by MonsiSror Ricci and Spanish bishop,
who were present: after he rallied he return
cd TO his apartment, but the usual audience
of the day took place. The audiences
cheer him, The people who crowd in to
see the Holy Father arc always agreeable.
No matter what may be the religious faith
or political views, each visitor approaches
that venerable old man with respect and
afrectionate reverence. The physicians
counsel him to use as much physical mo-
tom as possible, as we'll as agreeable and
varied occupation,
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Abbeville, S. G..

Also agents for the sale of the eel
ebratcd Philadelphia Improved Rus
tic Window Shade, which for drra-
bility, cheapness, convenience and
beauty, cannot be surpassed. Each
shade is furnished with all the fXt-
ures complete, and only requires two
lath nails or small screws to fasten it
up with. Should they become soiled
by flies, they can be spread on table,
washed and made as bright as new,
and will last for years. This style Of
shade is much superior to cloth
shades. In warm weather, when the
window is raised, the shade admits
the air but prevents flies and mosqui-
toes entering the room. The simpIic-
ity Of their fixtures is much in their
favor, as they require no rollers, each
shade being complete, and any one
can drive two nails by which to hang
them. They are low in price, dura-
bic, convenient. and never get out OF
order. Call at store and sec samples.
Nov. IS, 1874 32-tf
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CHAPTER VI.
A STRUGGLE AND A BLOW.

When the attorney turned from the door,
nfter seeing Eugene safely in the hall, he
was confronted by IL IMAM who had been in
his thoughts at times, I'LL day.
1t was the new mill hand, who had made
go many inquiries regarding the supposed
wife Of Mr.. Wallingford.
His first business after recognising the
MAN, was to hasten to his table and secure
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SONG OF THE MILL CHILDREN.

Will the fairy-folk come back, >.
Suchias haunt cid stories,
Sliding down the moonbeam's track,
Hid in morning-glories?
Air is warp and sun is weft;s
Is rainbow spinner left?
No, not one. They never will ,sxs:sssss
Streams they love are busysss sSss3s :S$}}|
Turning spindles in the mill ss
Turning milk-folk dizzy. ~
Toll is wafp and money is weft rs
sNot!a faify-loom is left.ss ~
s&oise have frightened them away &.
& From their green-W -Wood places 3
Never they spend a day
Among care-Worn faces. ~ Z
GatherIp tie warp and weft IS 3 &!
See if anything is.left
Merry days go dancing by !; s:I.|!99s ]:
Hard work comes, and tarriess
Why for what, wind, sigh Trough
sigh? " 9ssS sss
Children, we'll be faries!
Life isswarp, and love is weft q
.sChtldren's hearts and hands are Ieft.
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DENTISTRY! DENTISTRY ! !
DR.. II. D. WILSON

nFFERS his professional services to
W the people Of Abbeville County
Pennsylvania College Of Dental Sur
gerry, he feels fully competent to attend
to all cases requiring the exe-cise OF
skilled Dental Surgery that may be
brought to him. He asks the patronage
of the people, and guarantees full and
complete satisfaction. lie has procured
a full set of lirst-class Dental Instru-
ments, and is prepared to do tirst-class
work ut most reasonable rates.
gGS" OFFICE inst over Post Office.
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The Civil Damages law Of Illinois
makes liquor selling a perilous business.
At Amboy, in that State, a seller has
been compelled to pay $4,000 to the
widow of drunkard killed in his sa-
loon
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A LONDON actress has refused to accept
a packet of diamonds senc her bya noble
lord of high degree,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

4 Brave CmLD.-From Doctor Deal.
vile returned last evening from o visit
10 A. q. Yoaeham's daughter. We learn
that tho accident happened whilst Taylor
Bales was driving the mower. The
child was running before u, caught its
foot In q chuck hole and fell. Bales
had the presence OF mind 10 Immediately
pull back on the horses. otherwise tho
leg Of the child would have bscn cut
clean Of. Al II was, the right leg Wa cnt
above the ankle. all the muscles and
tendons were cut 10 tho bone and tho
bone partially divided. During tho
operation VI uniting the muscles and
tsndons the Doctor would not admins.
tor chloroform but told tho child she
must grit her tsoth and bear u, which
she did without q whimper during tho
whole operation. lie had TO take eight
stitches IN one portion. The child
slept we'll during Friday evening and
Saturday morning. and tho Doctor IL OF
tho opinion that she will not even DO
lame. which WI are pleased to hear
Piochs Record, June 20h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

4 London dispatch says Lady Frank.
lin is dangerously Ill.
wArsarowr. N e.. June 24.-Thsre
were two fne races yesterday. won "
blue Mare In three stnight heats-2:35N,
2:iOx and $50.
Twssdrs Mevsnssis.
New Yonx, juno 24.--Twsed's ooun-
ri stale that II their motion 10 quash
tho criminal indictmentdo not prevail
tie defense will then Try 70 postpone
til the hrst Of November. Ball In tho
OWL suits will then b reduced to .
reasonable figure. and will DO easily pro.
curod. thus making Twsed free until
November. when tho nszt criminal cal
endsr trial would come on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

SAN FRAxcIsco, June al 30 r. ~
The examination Of the Books and nc.
counts OF Miller, the defaulting sscrs-
tary OF the Western Development Com.
pany, continues. II Is beloved Of the
office Of the company. that tho irresu.
lariiss do not extend very far beck. In.
vestmsnts In fancy stocks seem to havo
been made recently. and his earlier m
bezzlsments placed in city roal estate.
most Of 1t Of good character. Is Is
thought the amount Of the deficiency in
bis accounts will be nearly or quite made
good. Miller IL rendering oil tho assist
anco in his power to make restitution.
Considerable comment Is caused by his
being held in custody by the railroad
company instead Of under charge OF tho
proper authorities.
The U. s. steamer Dsnicia left hore
Tuesday evening for Marc Island, to
take In coal for a trip TO Vallejo. TO bring
down the officers and crew OF tho
wrecked Baranac. She wns in charge OF
q pilot, aud when near Point Pinole.
got about . milo on tho course and ran
on o mud bank. She was got Of ycStcr.
day without material damage.
The action Of the recent Independent
Convention. at Sacramento. seems TO
give general satisfaction to members OF
the party here. Tho ticket ID considered
= strong one. and from tho ~uttsranoes OF
many straight Republicans, II Is likely
TO recsivs tho support Of great number
Of those previously opposed 70 the indie.
pendent movement. Tho flop OF the
Chronicle this morning s~Icites much
comment, some regarding II as a death
bed repentance; Others seeing In II q
trick 70 drive the Democratic element Of
the Independent party from It's support
by holding up tho tickot In tho light OF
q representative Republican sot Of
nominees.
Justice Crockett, OF tho Supreme
Court. leaves town tomorrow for Lake
Tahoe. Intending to be absent about
two weeks.
Tho Board Of Brokers arc holding
secret meeting this afternoon, the OBJ
jocts Of which arc not yet ascsrtainsd.
Tho Chronicle this morning ome out
iat.iooted in support Of the Indepsn-
dent ticket, and claims that u ID tho
truo Republican ticket which ovsry
honest man Of the party can endorse. II
considers the result Of tho Convention
- . defeat OF the politicians and triumph
OF the people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
This Morning.

sAS rgA>,i-co srvsN noAnp.
.s.o OPhir, "a, ~ hS, "a bio, a., ,tS. az. "a
SO NsIie.n. II. IT,. iTs. H..
80 b., 3 ssIehsr, %, t,x. Al. uS. a, ta..,
ts
loo ss,s.s, ~. 70
Ia Chollsr. rOtlsi. 20, -
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las Cro~n Point, s5S, ~ ~. hs sbp
20 \ olio- Jacket, "a, u, ~
iiS lnP-rial. u, -, Ts,Tk
60 Bs.s,cs. IS, Al
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w. Jals, IN. NJ
IN wsodvllls. ~ a'..tS
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lb sierra Nevada, iis, u
s1Jssues. 81.
- lSiy kfy an. q.
~ silver Hin. st.,T
iU ihil sheridan
20 kosssth. &c
s0OrgisI Gold Rili, ~
~ Empire Nall. q.
ttv ~iiul.ion. ~
- S.s Bslch.r. -
1so Utah. 81.
IS sy.ra.n. 81. sTx
t5 baltimore Con tS,t
9u New IOrk, iy..1
So Wells Fargo. i5e
sIs bD
Ia Cslsslnsis, IL
u. hock I.lssd, .
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NJ Mar land. 1sc
ius Conscience, iSs
81 ooa.oralisd Virginia, si', sis ~. sos rs,
"a, %
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SO Dayton, 7..3s
ia ir~pcet, ~
rNciFiC STOCK Excussau.
iuo Ophlr. AZ ~. t3S ~
9cO Mexican. II. 49,, ~.
n ''Vsld & Curr,, isS. iss
C1 Heat a Bstssr. nv, I3s
10 Chollar- feto-i, -
A9lislc y <OteO-s. 81
tsO Crows Point. ~ ~ az 80
100 yellow Jacket, Is. - 10
S0 iaperisi. i1.I.
10 Gsassliiatel virginia, 5t b
~ Empire MIL. ~
$50 Bclther, an. 2tk. etS
o. Confidence. Is
tn california. say. ;tt., aS
~ Union Con. ~
80 Ani.s, 7, s'.,s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
FROM SACRAMENTO.
ssresades % BIdwsfl and Booth
Csugressisnal Neminasiep.

Congregational -Neminasiss.
SACRAMENTO, Juno 2l.-Ths delegates
rendered General Didwsll a reception
this evening. Afterwards n company
with n band serensdsd Senator Booth.
There were addresses by Bidwsll, Gov.
Pacheco. Estee and others. The del.
egate1 Of the Third Congressional Dis
trict met after the convention adjourned
and nominated for Congress Charles +.
Reed Of Yolo.
Luttrsll would probably have received
tho nomination, but for n telegram FROM
him, In which no stated he should 10 y
candidate before the Democratic Con.
vention OF tho District. This action
created some surprise among his friends.
Tho Fourth Congressional District
Convention was called together. but NJ
many delegates had gono home. II voted
to adjourn until July iith, at San Luis
0bispo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

The WHITE Housr.-This house. No.
10 South G street, Virginia City, 10 kept
by gentlemen whose dealings correspond
with the name OF the house. Cohn x
Isaacs being a. white men a. can DO
found In q days travel. Thoy resort to
no undetermined game 10 get the money
out OF q customers pocket, but always
give a full and fair equivalent for evory
dollar received. Their goods. consist.
ing Of Spring and Summer clothing.
boots. shoes, CATERS, gents furnishing
goods, blankets, trunks, v~alises, and q
Lost OF other articles. are sold at the
lowest cash prices. Give Thorn Q call.
examine their excellent md varied stock
Of goods. and then you will know how
II Is yourself.
VIRGINIA PoLIcE MArrEu. The fol.
lowing police business was transacted In
the Courts at Virginia City Yesterday !:
Carrie Walker. for being drunk and dis.
orderly, and Jennie White, Mary Ann
Murphy and Mary White, for disorderly
| conduct, forfeited $50 ench. Con Sulli-
van, for being drunk and asleep, was
fined $50 or ton days. A warrant was
sworn out for the arrest OF Mrs. Knapp
| Yesterday and her case set for trial at j
r. n. to-day. Jerry Maloy. arrested for
disturbing tho pence. was tried and dis
charged. The following parties were
arrested since yesterday mornings: VIM.
Riley, by Higbee. for being drunk and
asleep, and q couple OF women, on d
street. for violating q city ordinance.
PxEromr REcEIPrs. - Tho following
amounts Of freight were received at the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots oil. the
Virginia 4 Truckoe railroad. during the
twenty. four hours ending II y. to-day;
Wood, AZ car loads, lumber a., grain 2,
mdse. 10. machinery 8, hay !. hour 2.
Total, 81 car loads.
SciRLKr FEvEn.-A young child OF
Mr.. Wheeler. Superintendent OF the
Winfield quartz mill, In Six.mils Can.
yon, is III with scarlet fever. II seems
that tho epidemic has not passed for tho
season.
vAc,rIoS.-A petition praying for q
District Court vacation from tho Sd oil
July till the lst Of september. has boon
numerously signed by the Virginia law
ycrs, and will DO presented TO judge
Rising.
KICKED ny a HonsE.-Oficsr Mills oil
Virginia City, was kicked BY q horse
yesterday. Hs was not seriously In
jurcd, and will bs OF duty again In
few days.
ORr SHIrxEsr.-Thers were shipped
over the Virginia and Truckes Railroad,
during tho ~ hours ending d LAB 20,
day l0i car loads Of ore. aggregatingS 6s
tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

Hopeless IIinsss Of Lady Yrsskiis.
Ioxpos. June 24.-Lady franklin IL
hopslesly III. She lid farewell yester'
day to the commander Of the Pandora.
which went In search Of the relict OF tho
Franklin expedition and other exploring
voyages.
Isuadatien NJ Paris.
PANS, June 24.-Ths river Garfonno
continues TO raise. Several persons
have been drowned by tho inundation.
Rsnersd Of Royal visit.
LONDON, June 24.-It 10 reported that
tho Marquis Of Lorns and Princess
Louise intend making q tour Of the
United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

oun venerable friend. Mrs. o'Fisherty.
thinks II very queer taste In this Dit.
Postmaster General Jewell TO DO making
such . fuss about 70 simple q matter.
"If sthraw bids are not good enough
for him." she remarks, "sure there's
msitrissss to 10 had for the payin'."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
RErORr.

.lsrroxrzD DAnr 1T L. =. krArirs = COL
LAST Eveai.E.
sAs rR,Scisoo sroeK LoARp.
10 Neado~ Valley. sS.e
as l,aymopd Is kly. an.
s.O karess C.a..6 o., 81. SiA. %. con
l.si Jackson. IL
~ PasliI. 4. ~
90 Washington Aad Creole, e7ke
10 silver i'rak,l
30 BelmonI ~
rs \ Con, ~
40 Webfsot, acc
10 pfus.tsn.
$50 Leopard. 10
sis J.isr-sn. ~, ~
.io GIla. ~. a., AZ, 4.
l1 Tiger.
So Ms..hslL. 2Jc
80 uolden Chariot. 81, *
gSo soath Chariot. !, &c
200 Mahogany. ~
lis p~Oornan. 81
Ia Illinois CeHtrai, Gx
io Paper. ~
SIS Opllr. k<s. Is
rs csiie,nia, 3s es. nx. aS rs, Sx. ss,..
ls cSS.cii.,.a Virgins. S,, us. ,i,x
in Imperial. ~
ga UO.i & Curry, isS
so ls., d pe.ehef, cX. 50. AN bio. "a
- Mexican. In. iTts
$40 Grove Point, IN ~, .. Is bio. ~ bio.
~ unlc.u Con g.
rAcIytc -rccs EXCHANGE.
it:s Gl!.. q. h.s. q. sa.ts
10 Meadow vAley,s
90 Mexican, ~.
~ puorntan.s
., Goasi and Curry, isS
lSo Gia, ~ 40 y. .S
"a laaynand q KY AZ 81,
y EgrsksC Con, 81, GiN
iuu Jacks1n,i
80 Peak, z'.,7
Ok Con-. 81, ).
ga Uoli.n Chariot, a. s6o. 81 bl0
aa Nsaoeaay, "a bS
70 PUorman, a.
~ illihoi. Central, GS
an Ph-ntx..
lD Jackson,
10 Bslnont. -.
~ imperial, 7s,I.
80 International, I.c
70 isinont, a..
40 ogslf, ss, 81. c'. 80. +SS h, .'.''
20 rlrvss Con. co.,
21> 4yfra Se,afs. lst
~ uphir, az. Is
no ciosn Point. "a. ss., rs. Is. - us, NV.
IN 80
- ysits. i2,.
20 California. 3sS, 5Ss -
10 Cansclica Ird Virginia, 3it
les And,-, -. b9,. az, =.
10 Cuu. Nir.,hia. Ji5
- Hest 4 belcher, ~
W California, aA 80. 81
~ Mexican, Ia, l1s ~
loo CrO~n Point. 3S'. bio
iau Imperial, ~, : 50
80 Ophif. a. .s. 81 ~. it..
81 NcNiesn, IL.
- ns.g q belcner. GS
Ia tuiou Coo sS
10 Bcbchcr. asa
~ Gsuid D tsrfy, 49,
IS JCfsrsob, ~
ll uphif. ~. az
% Caliiofais, So
"A Crown Point, - bS, "a.
IN AYIs. 81 al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
DIVIDENDS.

Consolidated Strgiain : SO per share.
N,Vtesating si,1O,so; declared June TIM
payable juue nth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
n Paria.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
'r,erIL TO tn, oolD ruI DArlr s.v'.
FROM BAN FRANCISCO

ExAminatIsn OF ths Accounts OF
nIlics-Ran - . Mad Bask-Ths
Chrsnieie becomes an Indcpesd.
snt Organ-Reseption Of she
Tickes-On for Tahoe Secret Ne.
stsu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
Leyiathan.

Rock at bottom Of shaft still hard,
but blasts well. allowing Of good pro-
gross. Preparing to open q station for
the 300.foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
Prospect.

Bottom Of shaft in very hard and
tough blasting rock. Total depth 81
feet to-day. Main tunnel driving ahead
in ledge matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
AmnHon.
DArdanelleA.

Tho main drift east from the new shaft
Is in $40 foet. with the face In very tine
looking vein material. principally quarts,
which assays we'll. The vein ID we'll.
defined. strong and promising. and .
raiss from tho DRIFT has progressed mp
ward In the vein twenty-five feet In the
SAM character OF ore. The vein will
be followed by this winze 10 the surface,
In tho company's ground. A good air
circulation will DO thus established, al
lowing Of effective prosecuting In the
vein, at tho lower level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

Tho erection Of the new hosting
works building and machinery is being
pushed to comp letion with all the 'isor
possible. Sinking the main incline Is
making rapid progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

Sinking the wiurs below tho 1865
foot level affords no new or important
features for the week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24


Sinking tho main shaft below the 45O-
foot level Is making rapid Roadway. the
bottom still in very favorable ground.
The main west drift at the &5O-foot
station Is in 23S feet. At q point 100
feet west from tho shaft two drifts have
been started. one northward 10 prospect
tho Pacific Company's ground. which 10
now In a distance OF III feet, and the
other southwark TO prospect the ore
vein in that direction, both OF these
drifts arc advancing rapidly, although
neither have yet reached tho lodge.
Bsisimorc and Ameriean Fiat.
Opening out and enlarging tho nth,
or incline station. at tho 9O0-foot level,
is rapidly approaching completion. Ths
quartz and ere body developed BY the
south drift at the 750.foot level 10 grad
ually improving In both the quantity
and character OF the quartz. Sinking
the Wine below the third station level
Ia making good progress. still following
the q Of ore found on the level
above. which IL OF a very rich eharsc-
ter. and appears to b gradually widen
ing out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
Leo.

Good progress continues to be made
in sinking the winze. II IL now down
l3l feet below the main tunnel. the bot
tom in good working ground. The
formation Is Of the regular Comstock
character, and becomes more favorable
looking every day. Tho ledge material il
steadily improving In quality, and now
carries q strong vein Of ore which gives
good assays. The hanging wall con-
tinucs well defined and Ia very smooth,
No foot.wall Is yet In sight. The pros
poets Of tho mine wcre never better than
they are Of tho present time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

The advancement Of the north drift on
the l700-foot level Of tho Imperial mino
affords no new features during the week.
Repairing the old incline is Shaking good
beadway,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

The face Of the west cross-cut, on tho
sO.ioot level. is still in milling ore, al.
though Of a little lower grade than that
heretofore reported. Tho south drift,
on the l7O.foot level, is in 300 feet. the
face still in quartz. Tho main south
drift, on the 250-foot level, Is advancing
at the rate Of three feet per day. tho face
still In white quartz Of an encouraging
character. The main south drift on tho
3S0-foot level, Is steadily driven ahead
without any new features 10 report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

Drifting both north and west on the
55o-foot level Of the new shaft is still
vigorously prosecuted. with much more
favorable Indications Of inding pay orc
in the face Of the west drift.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

Under the new management. work in
this mine is progressing in excellent
style. and II is getting into better work
ing shape. The ore yield il enough to
keep tho HOBO mill running.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

The flow Of winter at the bottom OF
the shaft is gradually lssssning so that
II is expected that tho sinking can soon
DO resumed. Tho south drift, on the
55O.foot level, 10 In q distance Of liz
feet, the face In quartz and porphyry,
the former carrying considerable gold,
but not being sufficiently concentrated
in quantities to pay for milling. The
face Of the north drift. on the same
level, 10 In 81 feet, almost the entire
drift being In quartz full Of ins gold.
aud looking very promising for q good
DEVELOPMENT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24

A large Aowass Of water continues to
GENE from the GOO and 7O0.foot Levels,
keeping the pump working steadily to
its full capacity. No material change IN
thu drifts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-24
BreOks.

The shaft IL down a distance Of AZ
feet to-day. tho last 90 feet being mostly
quartz OF q fine, solid character, con.
tanning many large powders Of good
milling ore. average assays OF which
run from $50 to s35 per ton. The pros
poets OF this mino 80 near the surface
are certainly very iiattcring, and will
bear tho test Of m examination OF the
most critical OF experts, showing, m 1t
don. an mnrh nj real merit.
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Yellow Jacket.

Tho lsI0.foot level has not yet boon
completely drained Of water, although
II is fast being got under control. The
south winze on the l740.foot lcvol 10
advancing downward at . very rapid
rate. Another Wine has been started
on this level 400 feet north OF tho south
winzo. The north drift rnnning toward
the Imperial line has mado but slow
progress during the week, owing 10 the
most Of the time being employed In tho
necessary timbering Of a portion Of tho
.lriff
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EUROPA.
Sinking the main shaft is making fine
headway. 1t IL now down 50 feet. Tho
erection OF the new machinery IL also
making rapid Roadway,
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Sinking the shaft Is making good pro-
eress. The north drift, at tho third Sta
ton lsvel. Is steadily advancing without
change Of interest.