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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19
TAKE CARE OF Your EYES. wa,

TAKE CARE OF Your EYEs.-The way
people abuse their eyes is amazing.
They try them, strain them, and overtax
them in all manner of ways. And when
their eyes begin to weaken with i'll
usage and age, they are too proud to
give them the aid of glasses which they
crave. Furrowed cheeks, sallow COM
plexions, and white hair can be hidden
under enamel and rouge and dyes but
there is no fashionable nostrum that
can cover up weakness of eyes. Spec
tacles proclaim the defect which they
mitigate, and are looked upon by those
whose minds are as weak "a their eyes,
as badge of infirmity and sooner
than saddle their noses with them, they
saddle their lives with semi blindness.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

LoSG AND SHORT DAYS. Hamburg,
the longest day has II hours, and the
shortest Z Stockholm, 1S1 hours, and
81 St. Petersburg, 10, and 5 ut Fin
land 21I, and q. At Wandorbus, in
Norway, the day lasts from the 3lst of
May to the 2d of July, the sun not get
ting below the horizon for the whole
time, but Swimming along very close to
it in the north. At Spitzbergen the
longest day lasts three months and o
half
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

THE Michigan Legislature has voted
down a bill which contemplated the
transfer to the State University, for dis
section, the bodies of inmates of aims
houses, prisons and houses of correction,
whose remains We're not claimed for
burial by friends.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

CHICAGO leads every other city in the
world as pork-pacling point, and if she
goes on increasing her business in this
respect in the future us she has i'll the
past, that city before many years will
have practical monopoly of the whole
business. The number of hogs packed
there last season reached the enormous
figure of 1852, ga.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19
Ghc True @ortherner.
PAW PAW, MICHIGAN.
FRESH Topic.

SALooN-KT:EPERs in Richmond, Va,
in order to evade the Civil Rights law,
post up signs behind their bars bearing
the inscription " Drinks, $5-subiect
to discount"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

SINCE the LIST of June last twenty
women in Cincinnati have given birth 10
twins.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

W. S. O'BRrEN, of San Francisco,
whose immense riches were so suddenly
acquired in bonanza speculations, is
a son of Wetmore OBrien, poor but
respectable citizen of Minneapolis, MINI.
He arrived at the mines with but fifteen
cents in his pocket and worked as n
laborer, taking mining stock in payment
of wages in lieu of money, which he
could not get His fortune is estimated
at $3.50, 100000. Young man, put fifteen
cents in your pocket and go West.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

of this our tent upon the fervid sands of
daily ife," and continued thus:
"Mr. Tilton, brandishing a carver over his
head in luminous circles, and plunging it into
boiled turkey. 'Ha Ia with my good sword,
Excalbar, | will nnseam thee from the nave to
the chops, and fix thy head upon our battle
ments Wilt thou (to first guest) have meat
dark IA the curtains of Kedar, or white IA the
neck of tho Northern swan? (She says she will
have some) Dressing (She nods') Thus
over it pour foaming Niagara of egg sauce.
Queen of my soul, tho goblet sip.
UNDER the act of Congress offering
160 acres of land to any person who
would plant forty acres of them to trees
and cultivate them for eight years, about
l, 100 persons had taken up 10, 900 acres
of land in Minnesota, up to January.
This was an encouraging effort, consid-
ering the brief space of time elapsing
after the amendment of the act. BY the
effort of the State and private and asso-
ciated effort, it is estimated that 90
10000 trees are now growing III Mime
sofa, beside those planted under the
Congressional act. A report on the sub
ject says that the cost of planting and of
cultivation is marvelously small, in many
cases not exceeding from two to five
cents tree
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

THE st. Louis Globe thinks Tilton's
dinner-table conversation must have COM
menced with White-souled Elizabeth,
pour the libation of soup for the guests
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

In arranging the committees of the
new United States Senate, the Green
vile statesman seems to have been al
most entirely overlooked. A. j. g name
figures only once in the entire list, be
ing sandwiched between two obscure
Senators ut the tail-end of an unimpor-
tant committee. This is probably owing
to the failure of Andy to turn mp at
the Democratic caucus. His absence,
it seems, was owing to sickness, but at
the time it was reported and believed
that he would hold himself severely
aloof from all political gatherings hav-
ing any semblance of caucus.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

THE following are the totals of the
appropriation bills passed by the last
Congress for the next fiscal year, taken
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

a New ORLEANS physician shot him
self through the head. The jury looked
into his room, saw upon the table before
which he sat the PicaWne with long
report of the Beecher trial, dilapidated
picture of Beecher, and another of
Charlie Ross, and unanimously rendered
a verdict of Unsuitable suicide" He
was insane, of course.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

You've man, if you are looking for a
wife, go to Marion county, Iowa. Ac
cording to the Burlington Hapkeye
three rowdies lately insulted woman in
Pella, in that county, and the old Pella-
can girded up her loins, picked mp a
dray-pin, and moved Immediately on
their works /; she scalped one, and
knocked the stuffing out of the other,
and hardly left q whole bone in the third.
Young man, marry that woman and make
her start a laundry you'll be taken care
of for life.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

OLIVER JOHNSON, one of the witnesses
in the Beecher-Tilton case, is a singular
sort of man. While holding the dis
tinctive views of the Universalists, the
Unitarians and the Spiritualists, he has
for several years been managing editor
of an orthodox paper, first the Mde-
pcndcnt and then the Christian Union
In the latter he has been the virtual
editor, Mr.. Beecher being little more than
~ figure-head. Johnson has been prac-
ticing gross hypocrisy, or else he regards
theological opinions with indifference.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

THEY had lively Civil Rights row at
Waverly, Mo-, the other day. A white
man took negro into saloon, and de-
manded drinks for him. The barkeeper
protested Man on the other side of the
bar insisted. Barkeeper then chased the
negro out of the saloon with a revolver
A second negro appears on the scene
and protests. Barkeeper shoots second
negro dead, and fires two Intellectual
shots at first negro.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

Gov. AxTEL, of Utah, is beginning to
realize how sharper than serpent's tooth
it is to be n carpet-bag Governor of a
Territory. He has been in Office scarcely
thirty days, and yet about half his time
is consumed in writing letters and state
ments defending himself against the
charges that his enemies persist in
bringing against him with view of
bringing about his removal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

and through him the Church. Il 10 .
parallel TO the bred Scott case. Recess.
The speech 70 farl d dsvotsd anost
entirely 70 Q rebuttal Of The defense. IT.
Tie attention bang given 70 direct sup
mort Of the prosecution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
MISUNDERSTANDING MeNeil. a

Aocrprsr.--Johnny Mcneil, q little
boy about eight ysars Of sgs, whose pa
rents live near the Caledonia mine, fell
from q clstern near the head Of Petalu-
ma street, Lower Gold Hill, yesterday. =
distance Of about eight or ten feet, and
received several severe cuts and bruises
In consequence. Ho had . glass bottle
In each hand when hs fell, which, ON
striking the ground. broke, cutting
Of his hands In q shocking name and
almost ssvsring u Of his hngsn. His
head was also badly cut and bruis sell.
DR.. Falconsr attended him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
sfAr,osrsr Asp JsvrLnr.-J.p .. Marshall.

STATIONERY AND JswELHr.-J.B y. Marshall.
at The Gold MN r~ost-onacs stere. ssols gent
for al the Ban Ypnciseo snd Sacramento daily
psperr. All tho iatcst Eastern pcnodieal.,
magazines. etc., received - boon o. pubiished.
sad delivered In any part Of town. Blank
hooks and statienerytn great variety. BANK
hooks Of every description made 70 order ~
and : 1ne assortment 81 Iewelryi repairing In
that iins neatly and well done. A large stock
OF toys AMI .hiey goods. Nee reguias advs.-
tipement IN another column. 1eie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
EASTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO .us sslD rrlL pAlr r.vs.
DoMRsTIo NgWe.

O'Cssssil Csstenssry In Drsskiya
NEW YoHx, Asg. 5~.-Brooklyn has
taken the lead In celebrating the csntsn.
nial OF Daniel O'Connsll's birth. An
address Of Richard o'Gorman was Dc.
livsrsd last night to . large and sntha.
~siastic audiences. and the stirring event,
In the life Of the great agitstor wsrs Wv.
idly portrayed.
DEraorr. Aug. 6.-w. K. Muir has
resigned the General Supsrintsndsnoy
Of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad.
to take General Mansgsrship Of the
Canada Southsrn. Mr.. s. 8. Gallo
way succeeds him.
Brsaki.g sfs Rssesvsir-Fssai A.
eidsst.
CINCINNATI. August "a Ga,ets
special from Button. Ind. says the
rumor Of the breaking OF . large rsssr-
yoir Of Celina, II confirmed BY the heavy
rise In the river. The railroad bridge Is
still standing.
John Thomas, . farmer living two
miles west Of this place, had twenty-five
acres OF wheat washed away and started
down tho river In q boat. The boat
capsizsd aud he was drowned.
The Istsrnstiesai Prissa Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

r.. .A.s !. aasu ! d.p.h Of iot t,e,,

l I0Wo.
Thu .h,ft IA down . depth Of 104 f,et,
a,..r.,.,,ons ar, beine rapidly CON.
.,IISEso,ths onspine Of sJstation and
prospxctIur he ore vein OF that point.
fhs linking Of the shait has bssn at
very rapid rate. and the Superintendent
deserves great crsdi' LOT MS
Anu 'n'Ss A' ,
naysss' -.
The new machinery u eau W '
Into full operation. md % soon ~ .he
water 10 drained from the shais 70 sns.
me pump can y NAV bs
0m .oIs sooo
D.-...,,a.tsd.
n. m..on vo,l Al ne foundations Il
.smnl.,.d. and placing the new and
-....,,, u.,h,n.~, u mart IN ordsr.
lrs. r"on,.;.s hr;Idiro, carpenter and
hisct.mith morn 90 are Also com.
plstsd.
0ysrmap.
bottom Of tho shaft, 90 that work can
soon Do rssumod on al the 's's'''
nI-,.. - 4. a,g.-.,, ,,o,,,or. ~
-. In, : n.r.I Ito, M
.n s..ma..t J" ,Ssoni,,o s' N
:, ~'~"""Tu Z
A"p.
sinking inc new shalt making the
most iAvo,ao'e Pfogrsss possio'e. I'o'y'
n"s M
wells Fsrgs.
ROCK ~ oo''om W hnAi' eoAAnu''
hard. consequently progress 's not 10
last ~ u useu W w.
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ASSESSMENTS

aiiser NH : % per sharv; ietied Jane sth;
delinquent July itih; sale day August 9Th.
Dayasa-$Lper share: levied June sth, do
l~nquenf July 18Th; sale day August 9Th.
lDaaey-1 cents per share: levied jane q
delinquent July ", ssle day AnEusso
SesmsspsiisAa-?s cents PSF share; levied
june5, d~slisquent jsly u; sale day Js6
Ko..wsh-si pss share; levied June n; de-
iinquent July IS; sails day August L
vtossan- u cent. per share: levied Jane 10;
Delinquent July ~ sale day August ~.
Lady Washingtsa- 80 cents per shsre.
ryiei June ID; delinquent July aos sAle
day Augu-tv.
Ju~.siee-s - per share: levied Jaue 10: deiis.
anent July ~ sale day August ~.
NeN Yssk-D cents per sharr: levied June
70; sieiinqueat July u: .Ale day Angust 10.
New Ysrk constituencies eents per
share; lcyied June "a. Delinquent Juiy u;
sal. day August 10.
SaSaxe-,s psr share: levied Juns q, dslin'
qucnt July o.; sale day August u.
Os~rsaas-$s per .hare; levied June %; de-
linquent July N, sale day August 10.
wesasilie- 10 cent. per share. levied Jun.
IS; Delinquent July -; 'aie day August
w~.eaxti,e Consolidated co cents per
share; levied Jam Is; delinquent July %
al. day August Is.
Ssavsssra-D cent. per share: levied Juse
N. ~deiinquent July y, sale day August II.
Smperisi -ti per share; levied June ., de-
lnaueni Augusta; sale day August 70.
wsiis YnvgS-i0 cents rer share; levied
June - delinquent July u; sais day Aug
n-.isI,sere Consolidated I'll per shar;
I.si~l June NJ delinquent August ssls
day August n
u,s~heye u cents per share: levied Jsly ];
delinquent August :. sale day Ausust7s-
Istetsu-es cents pcr rhsre; .evi~fJuly Z lie.
MnIucu, August q; sale day August n
(,~i~dsnia-t3 per shAre; levied July !: de.
I~inuu.ni An.u-t II: 'ale day August u.
yi,riata cay Csal s,smpasy-io cents
~, -harr: levied July u. delinquent Auy.
MT u; sale day septemher II.
Lady nryaa-a cents per shars; levied
July D. delinquent August 10; saie day
s~ptrmbcr a
rurspa-ss cents per share. levied July ~
~delisqaept August n; sais day s~pteines'
Gi.te S,ousStidatea-Ts cents per share
levied July N. delinquent September u
sAic day September H.
s,~ovxi. 10 cents per share. levied July 70
delinquent september q sssr day ssp'em
Der n.
D~IyiDENDS.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Merton MURDER Trial.

/ IDo NofSoo AWFusr AEssas
SAxTA BiRsA,A, August Ain Tho
trial Of Mn. Norton, u an sccomplies
In the murdsr Of her husband. ysstsr.
day. the testimony Of Common VA
taken. Il was 70 the same sfset ~ his
statements prsviously publishsd. going
TO show her completely In the crime.
Mrs. Morton. on the defence. testified
that Cotton killed Norton without hsr
knowledge or completely. and compslled
her. BY threats 10 keep Il secret. and
live With him. To-day the arguments
we're finished. and the Judgs changed
the jury. Adjourned 10 8 p. y.
Political Nssss.
BAN FRAxctsco, August 5--f ?. H.
The Democratic City Convention had .
long vrangls Last night over the quss-
tion OF a1Gliation with the State Csn-
trail Committee. In making municipal
nominations. A motion finally prevail
Cd to appoint 9 convention OF sssh'y
members. and invite tho State Genital
Commi''ss to send fourteen delegates 70
tho same. The reply OF the Ststs Com
Iuittee Is withheld until this evening.
Tho Citizens' Independent Nomin-
"a. un""" m'''ns '.'
$50 80 r.-'os .A
&C.,. ~ M",-r
- ,u1," .o' o
as..., tn.
ror -. d.t.-r~,
~
s.s P..xcrsoo. Auou.t 5.-Coii Dean,
wa ysstorday elected President Of tho
San francisco Stock and Exchange
Bo.,d. Mr.. q. A. Bonvnve MA. cbossn
VIZ. p,..Id.rt.
Tn. ~ N. N..h.n,... Tn.
..ituts p,bibIuon ,l.t. that .n.oo M.
ham ailotsd N v.rious a-pnl,csnt. In ths
r.,,,,or and ,.,r... .,hui,o.. N A..
"nu nv " 'n' Ane " ane 'Anm
slant. The fair opens tho 18th.
Arrival % chiss stsa.es-rhs D.
ma s'es.
The PACING Mail steamship CITY OF
Pekin arrived mis- morning. 10 DAYS
from Yokohama. shs brings no news
OF importance ereept the report OF an
impending war bsswesn japan and Co
req, negotiations having been broken on
bstwssn the governments.
The case OF kuchei, the young STOCK
brokers' clerk, arrested for fraudulsn'
appropriations OF stocks belonging to
~. .m,,ov., earn. mn In TIA po,;so
- N. 4. "a. :.
.oai' "-uhy. he en.so WIN m
bexzlsmont Of shares OF California stock
70 the amount OF $27, 900. The case
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

Observation-Disclosures By he Medical pro
s sss.: c. % ~. css as .ss s cos.ss 'Ss -: =. asr &
dIsessss OF The Throat and Chsst. Dr.. Towns
isy's roothsehs Anodyss esrss In one min.
uts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

nssxssk's Inronrrp on y . simple N
y bat sG.s,tsI :; u. e ,, ESes 4, s ss,s; ;. sS:sI,.
Il perfectly safs and HARMLESS: Price. = sents,
snd wortkits weight In gold. We ehailsnes
cssrs a pdrhss. WSsksale Dmexisis, San
Francisco. California. For sale By oil Drug.
gtsls. .fF HNF. tfTlNfHu r.N urnu
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wsn yss are depressed By The esant, sick.
u issiIng Of dIscrdsrsd s{s.sn. .hieh needs
70 BE- elesnsed and stinuIstsd Into healthy &C
hew qaiek Jon can b rsstofSt nor . shilling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
MINING SUMMARY.
rsr sAs week E.as.s Argues 5, issa
Latest Omclal Mining News

sssehs Lively-A Decided Mise In
shs Haskss-fhs utsss n .
healthy ssats % DsvsiepossG
ossA Prospects All Aissg ths
Llns.
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This Nesaia9.
SAN rRAHci.co srocK noAap.

SAN rnAkcisco srock noAnp.
sTss Ophir. -. 70, IS. Ttx. n. nv, AKA
xiIu NetieAs, ". Nv -. 1sx, y
'''' IS s.s sss.. : ~ III slS, g ssy < 3! g. 's b. ~ I"
stos best : Bclehsr. u. - b. TAN. ux ".
az. f1x. "a bso. nv, Tix
l,5sayAss, Is, Ia. i,s
s3 b.leher. III. u
Us Confidence, ~, ID
80 Dsnsy. IL, N
sss5 unios C.n.. liz. nX. nv
sal Alpha, ~, an, 5ts. st,s. -
. -o con.oidsiedv Virgins, 800, SIS, sIx. rs.
$50
81 Justice. 100. i@. 49,. iss. 1856
Al ksniuek, ~, Ism. IN
iess sierra Nevada. ~. n, 49,. 49,
" kxeheqasf. s5
10 sneeor, ~
sss kIpl.s Mn, sX;sS 80. -, a.
bsU. Ttx
3I.o Lady BryHa, ~
ye5 lapehsl, u, nk. ns
80 0old iii Quarti,t
ss5 l~iulliou. a.. ~. uoS. COZ
5so Julis. ~, ssS, y
no Silver Han. y. ny. liz. "a. iih 49,.
Clio choll.I, rsiosi, las. iso, Ia, III. IN. In.
.s Ysio. Jacket. %. %. u. saS,
lv ssg. Hslehsr. ioo W. io
30 iIsl. ! Norero.-, y, ~. nso, ., 'sS. -.
%. TGs
is.o Crown Point. "a. %, 70 bs. sox
80 overmAH IS. 81, IS rs. ~, sas, Sk bio
515 kniekefboeker. as
81 baltimore CONS, 81. 81 bso, ~
rAciric STOCK kxcnAssn.
~ Ophir. I3S. Tak
~ Mexican. 5yk x3s
IS ,s~aid 4 Curry, xox, ~
as Bot and Belcher. f,S. TtS
- Savage. i5sk
10 CisllAr. Psiosi. ITO SOS
20 Hale q Norcross. a.. -
ib Crs~u Point. NS, 10Y. ~ bio
10 Yellow Jacket. "
- kmyirs MIN. ~
20 ksatsek. isk
10 Alpha, IN
- Bslsher, II
~ Cvn. Virginia, "a
SIS California, ~, 1sx, IN. 20
- ballioa. syk,1
10 Overmas, -
~ Seg. hslchsr, tot
Isl Union Con, iiS
IN Tylsr, ~
en- LAZY Ryan. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
Justice.

Paes OF south drift At the 900 foot
level still in easily worked ledge matter.
with nc water TO Interfere. South mine
ookipg ansly. 10 a,f
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Csssssg Asgunsss ~ shs
Prssssausn-A Review % Her
nsa Csavts - ysssiss-A Lssg
ssd Exhssssivs Review % Hes.
Deu Tsashines ana rhsiS E1scs
"A Parallel - shs Drsd sssss
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Kniekssbsekss

The fiow Of water Is steadily dscrsss-
ing. Work on tho coo and 700-foot
levels can soon be resumed. II the de-
crease continues. .fl Do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
8uceor.

During the past few days there hns
been a decided Improvement in the
char~stsr Of the quartz and vein forma-
ton In the face Of the main west drift
on the 550-foot Lowell. Strong expecta.
tons are entertained that the main
ledge will soon DO reached. The rock
is still hard in the face Of the north
orOsA.cut.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

There is little or no change In the
character Of tho rock In the face OF the
main west tunnel. The drift In still ad'
yancing. and the och blasts vol. The
flow Of water In slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
DIVIDENDS.

Consolidated virgtsia SO pes shsrs.
sr,rrrsilns si.uso,co; dcelAred jug TN
payabIe July 18th.
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sutr rsnneL

Total length Of tunnel 1925 feet.
Rock in face Of hcadsr . little softer
than last week. with ocoasional streaks
Of quartz coming In.
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WESTERN lERAfcHRs
UTAH.

s1,aAI : n, esl0 snI aAIr zIvs,
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Beas aad Belehsr.

The usual amount Of work Is being
prosecuted ON the i7oO.foot level, re-
pairing and enlarging the drifts for
working and air purposes. and getting q
good ready for prosecuting and open
ing up the mine on that level. asgu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

The shaft has bosn sunk 10 feet since
our last report. making q total depth Of
l34 feet. The rock in the bottom blasts
we'll, and good progress is being made.
| The winxo In tho vein below the first
station level Is down i6 feet, tho quartz
in tho bottsm being much harder. and
showing a decided Improvement a. the
Vino advances downward. Everything
In and about the mine IL In fine working
condition. and the future prospects, are
bright AMI flaitering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

A goodly amount Of ins ore continues
coming from tho Slopes above tho main
tunnel level, and tho face Of the tunnel
itself Is giving q fine showing OF pay ore
as Il advances northward. following the
vein. The mir connection being com.
pletsd. the ore Slopes arc now EXCELLENT
iy ventilated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
Isnperiai.Esnplre.

The faco Of the north drift from the
Wine on the l95O-foot level still con-
tinues In ore that assays from 800 TO
$50 per ton. a drift south has BEEN
started from the Wine to prospect the
ore vein In that direction. The water Is
again nearly drained from the shaft. No
particular change In other portions OF
the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

The now machinery Is nearly conn
pletcd and 1t Is confidently expected thai
all will DO In readiness 10 start into fuli
operation by the first Of the coming
week. e.t ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

The hoisiing engines ars not YET fully
overhaulsd and repaired so a to admit
Of q resumption OF work on the lower
levels. The management II determined
that when thsy do commences work again
ON the lower levels and In the shaft,
everything will DO In that perfect condi.
ton which will insure q complete and
undoubted success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05

The south WINE Is down l50 feet be-
low the i7i0-foot level, the bottom in
good sinking ground and quito dry.
The north WINE on the same level Is
down 68 feet, with . slight fiow OF water
at the bottom. Both the north and east
drifts on the l7i0.foot level are steadily
advancing. with no new or valuable len
tlrsa 70 report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-05
south Csmstoek.

Cross.cutting ct tho 275-foot level 60.
ing ahead well, with good quartz In the
face. Rock hard and no watsr coming
In. Some very good assays are obtain.
ed and pay ore will doubtless BE- met
with before the west wall IL reached.