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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-22
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

COOkI CALENDARS-IHlS DAY.
SUPREME COURT --CHAMBERs-Held oy Judge
le9, 100. lso 223, $50, 24o. 245, 252 25s 255 1885,
81, 25s, 2ol. 2o2 265 2eo. 2s7, 26S 26s go, 27l,
SUPREME CouRr-GExEpAL TERM-Hed py
JUDGES DAVIS, Brady and Daniels.-Nos. go IL.
III, las, lao, $50, Isl. l5o, i5S.
suPEEaE CorRr-sPEclAL TERM-Held by Judge
iaet-Nos d. 1856 2ls 242 Pa. 245. no. "a. 80, $780,
I5e ls 2l5 l47 81. POS, l2s, 81 2o7. 2sl, no. loa
sgrEEMr CoURT-,cIncuIT-Par 2-neia by
Judge westbrook;mSos ?2o4., ?sis, los; l2Ss,
!S d 1s5s 1ss sac isss $50 AS ;s 1902 900 1000
Ienee.@Sos 5ss s. Il, ssl, Of, s2s, s2s = 1893.
24l, 4.S's, 5a7. 55s. 557Is. 1907, 49, 1881.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned
SUPERIOR CouRr-1RIAL TERM--Part Held by
Judge Moneli.-Nos 1889. sd. l245. $50. 500, 5sl,
9sl, 1885, $40; 93s loll. 1913 sls 1887, 1851: Par
Sos 59s 1855. 1912 llst lllt, 1885, 1854 1926 1880,
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-fArt Held by
1884, ld25 liOs, 1881, 1880 l24s l249, LOGS. 1908,
624. Part 2-Adjourned Tor the term.
until Monday, April D.
MARINE C.uRr-lRIAL TERM Part 1-held by
1914 4Sl. lss 1885, a242, 1856 1885, 1884, 1884, 1892
Part 2-Hed by Judge snea.-Nos. 1902. 32os,
l19l 6o, 1882 ST. ITO 164O 1882 22S5, 3O0g. 3cl5,
1861 23lS 1912. Fart 3-Held by Judge Joachim
sen.-Nos $780, so3a. STA, sll7, Slo3, eOl6, 2ol7,
23l1, 2697, 1915, 1886, 1853, 1901. 33lS, 179S.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssoNs-Held by Judge
Sutnerand.-lhe People VS.. William Ramsey, oUr-
glary; same vs.. James Clark and James Price,
burglary; Same VS.. James Kelly, burglary; same
VS.. Latham Mitchell ieionious assault and battery
Same VS.. Charles a. Blair. Ieonious assault and
battery same VS.. Charles Williams. rape: Same vs..
Patrick Reilly grand larceny; Same VS.. William
Pearsall. grand larceny; Same vs.. Woltsein
Michael, grand larceny; Same ". Ellen sheridan,
grand larceny; Same VS.. James Coburn grand
larceny; Same VS.. Jacob H. stone, grand larceny
same VS.. Charles Miller, grand larceny; Same VS..
Timothy Shine, grand larceny; Same VS.. Patrick
Mcdonald. assault and battery; Same VS.. Marga.
ret McEvoy, receiving stolen goods; Same VS..
pet,t lar ceny: Same VS.. Louisa shine netit lar.
ceny.
OYER AND TERMINER-Held by Judge Barrett
The People VS.. Joseph JOurdan. homicide; same
vs., Martin Nelson, burglary; Same VS.. Cornelius
j. O'Brlen, burglary; Same vs. John Delaney, for
gerry: Same VS.. Richard WOopsky. forgery; Same
VS.. Thomas Smart, larceny.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF TIE WEEK.
The following shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the week In the leading sharcs:-
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Notwithstanding the adverse influence Of fall
ures here and elsewhere money on call loans has
found free use at rates ranging from ~ to per
cent, with the bulk of business under the last
named figure. In commercial paper there was
better trade, with quotations for strictly prime
quality at 81 10 8 per cent. Foreign exchange so
closely sympathzes with gold that the fuctua
mons were frequent. The nominal rates on Satur-
day were:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-22

gan. 81 Is; extra do 81 q; amber Michigan ~ 1917;
april 81 :i& May, 5. IL June ; Is No red 81 li7s
MAY, - ~, No amber Illinois, 81 20 Corn steady
sisA BASED 6e,se April 71isc May 7:1.c low mixed
changed. clover seed. 81 50. Dressed hogs s. 10 a
IS 50 keceipts-WheaL t.J0) bushels: corn. 100 de-
$3.50 DO, cats, 1900 do.
CHICAGO March 20 1875.
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED, wheat m demand
ane lower Sol spring s7'se 9'e. No DO, 95,,e Tor
srlcty iTes4, sfsc Tor regular spot, y3rc. AprI, sac
Way No 10. SC. 4 s9i &c rejected SIC. Corn buoy
an ana Gn'eued No. mixed 66'ic. a 65Asc., SPOT.
olsc pid Arm 9-5ac bid Nav; rejected, G. 63sc.
oats-Deman light holders hrm' No :: 81 &c. 5Ssc.
spot 51tac. Apr'i Rye quiet and UNCHANGED Barley
steady al l,'l 81 ~ spot ~ "a April Dressed hogs
Demand hight holders arn sales at s. 81 81 Pors
tive AID higher az $50, spOt SO p-3s u s2l Us
ABEL, $50 % So 3:i3 NAY. Lard in good demand at
SIS ~ SIS 70 spot sl3 IS si3 ~ Aprii BGlk
steady n The afternoon cal Of me Board the msrket
bills wheat, 5000 bushels; corn % 900 do oats l3A0
do shpments-Flour 900 bbls. wheat o4.Ou0 bushels
sold at 81 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-04-15
CONSUMPTION CURED.

To Me Editor of the Enquirer,
 ESTEEMED FRIEND:
 Will you please inform your readers that hayea positive SS1SQEW
 CURE FOR CONSUMPTION and all disorders of the Throat and Lungs. and that, by it's use in my practice, I have cured hundreds of cases, and will give
 $1,OOO.OO for 8 case it will not benefit. Indeed, SO strong is my faith, I will send SAMPLE, FREE, to any sufferer addressing me.
 Please show this letter to any one you may know who is suffering from these diseases, and oblige, gas 2 Naa n se --.
 Faithfully yours, A DIR. T. F. BURT, s. 33:6m 69 WILLIAM ST., New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
Gaines, a little boy

AccIpxxr.-Eddis Gaines, q little boy
three years Of age, son Of Richard
Gaines. proprietor Of the Collins House
ON B street, Virginia. had bis right el.
bow Joint dislocatsd. and the bones Of
the arm broken about an inch below the
joint, ct 1 ,. n. yesterday. He and his
little sister were sitting In q baby wagon
which . playmate was pulling along tho
street at q lively gait. In making q
short turn In front OF the Columbo
House. the wagon WIS upset, and tho
little boy injured n stated. DR.. Conn
rendered the necessary assistance.
FaxIoHr RKcnPn. - The following
amounts Of freight were received at tho
Gold Hill and Virginia depots Of the
Virginia & Truckeo railroad, during the
twenty.four hours ending ~ n. to-day:
Wood 81 car loads, lumber 20. merchan.
disc y. hay 2, Ice !. pitch pinsi. Total.
95 car loads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
rrS At nrsln-s usion niii

"a. ,,.i. 4. v.aisr.
ins
days Nrvs gathered = any GROVE 70
Ninsrs' Union Hall, Gold Hill. last
-evenino. IN witness the wrestling
nrch.,
mA'enes VIM ~ ou
Of the boys Those present staie 'hat
thu exhibition was much better worth q
.aoli., admission han many Of thoss for
r,-
when an somiss'sn ice " enAis0o' Inv
interest was we'll sustained throughout
the tvo-snd-a.hslf hours the exhibition
lastsd. for the patience Of the spscta-
tor, wa mot exhausted by Witnessing q
lonc.viuded oontsst between a couple OF
msn Who we're afraid to 60 after each
other in earnest. There we're no less
than four separate matches, and In each
instance the boys vent for victory. that
being the only thing 10 be won.
The first match vas between
John O,Brien and Peter O'Hsarn.
The match was side holds, O'Hsarn get
ting the under hold. The men strug-
clei for over two minutes before o fall
WAS gained. O'Hearn finally got q
hitch on O'Brien's LEG and threw him
nm His side. when n lively tussls took
ni.cs but o.Brien Was Al last turned
sauar.ly ON his back. The second and
,h;nl al. we're rapetit;ons NJ tbs Arst.
o'R,;sn' hoveysr. vas moi .aiisied Min
~. ,..rit ana runnipg In . fourth Tim.
m,naycd IN throw bis -nntaconist. amid
nnros,;ons annlan... This isst ian was
more after the Roman than any other
styIs. O'Brien GOT hi. head against his
antacnni,t's breast. and, catching him
6rmiy by the shoulder. crowded. him
over ON bis back by main strength. A
h.ii bour decided The whole affSir. side
hoL,s r,lits collar and allow. or Tho
poma, siyls being vary ,nesdily de.
.;JaJ ~
IN. .scona match. collar md elbow.
va. The most exciting Of the evening.
\, ma betvsen Ed. CsfYery and VIM,
SHERIDAN. Roth men are Old hands at
Tho b-usipess. and the dodoes and feints
nrsctieeJ bsfore either could got an adj.
vantage. were n little better to look at
mar 4 circus. Caffsry finally managed
10 Get n lock ON sheridan. which decided
The first fall. Total time. twenty min.
utes.
The third match, collar and elbow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
TO THE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL.

You are all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with It's full,
rich stock Of watches. chains, jewelry.
silverwarc. diamonds, clocks, bronzes,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO re-
ceived In q courteous manner by j. W.
Tucker, l3l Kearny street, who will al.
ways tako pleasure In showing custom.
srs through his stock Of goods, never
considering II q trouble, but always TAX
Ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail TO call and SEQ him orc you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good.
for selection 10 any part Of tho States
and will repair watches and jewelry sent
through Wells. Fargo h Co., guarantee.
ing all work which leaves his store; en-
ploying. ~ he does, the best OF work
mon. Don't forget his now store-l3l
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES
.rscAI 70 ru. eolD .rlL plIIY :
CALIFORNIA.
Rsjsieisg - BahsrsasDA over .
lsaiIrsoA DEFEAT.

ReJofeiug - hefso Osss
IssiIrssA Osssat.
B~lxxnsrrKLD. July 22.-Ths following
will appear In to-morrow's Courier. q an
expression OF the sentiments Of the poo
pie ovsr another railroad defeat. There
was the widest rejoicing among the
citizens Of this place last night over
news Of the dissolution. by Judge Deer.
ing Of the Thirteenth Judicial District
Court, OF the injunction upon the o n
strscton OF tho county buildings. issued
at the instance Of tho Railroad Com
pany and its friends. Flags were run
ny. bonnres lighted at different points.
and the echoes awakened up to q lato
hour In the night with anvil salutss and
explosions Of giant powder. This IL tho
most barsfaosd and psrsistsnt effort on
the part Of o corporation 10 override
tho expressed will Of tho people that
ever occurred. Prom the time tho quss-
ton Of tho removal Of tho County Seat
from q barren and inaccessible mountain
fastnsss 10 o fertile valley and q flourish.
ing town In the centre Of the country
down to tho issuance Of an
injunction, restraining . tho con-
tractors from building the court n
house. the agents OF the railroad compa-
ny with their co-conspiraton have
strivsn by every species Of intrigue and
legal tricksry TO embarrass and defoat
tho acts OF o majority Of the people In
this regard with tho ultimate hope Of
carrying tho county seat to some Of tho
railroad stations along tho limo. It is
probable now that o final q%siotus has
been given the thing. rs Judge Door.
decisions are rarely reversed on
points BY the Supreme Court, and
will scarcely care to carry up q
hopeless ease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22

CssrAIxrr i-whel Q man undertakes to
make his wi Investments for future need. he
sompiess them. Thai l.. he mus, assume a. :
certainly the very thing whose uncertainty
causes him 20 maks provision at all. But u he
lnsures his life and then lives 10 old age, tho
peiiey will puvs Q better cash Investment than
BE- can caslly make In any other msnner, taking
Into account ita freedom from all and every
hazard. ifh' dies early. the object Of making
Q provision for his family 70 Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22

HsALrnvrL AND DEticrovs.-fhs nest d
l~Ieious, - we'll - hsalthful and i~nvigonatins.
Summer beverage 10 the sparkling cronk. cup.
Ralisd * hrs: EmssGn: nain s,,ss,; Gold
pal saloons, ~ well % 70 families and ~ who
desire it. at the most reasonable fates. Bend
your orders 10 the Moant Vernon llouse, and
ttry % ,ple Of this popular and wholcsomo
beverage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
~SE~<MENTA

u....,n.. 49,. ,.x,., NJ.
Mn. scii,,u.n, 'J,l, am. al. az Jniyy
2sih'
nevada - cents per -har~. levied June ID:
~delinqucni July s'h; sale day July nth.
Ctah-k2 per share. levied June nh; de-
linausn, July 9'h; sale day July oth.
ORIGINAL Gold lglll-no es,ts M, .hsrr.
I.,i.,i jsns M. ssI'noa.e, Js,g IN. ~.
dsy July as,h.
sl,... sai,, ... ,.,,.S Tan. s,,.
Delinquent July it,h: al. day Auvust an.
D.,t.c-si ne, .h.rr. ,,,Isa Ian. s,h. a.
hnanent July 18Th; sale day Augu,t 9Th.
Dnurs-D cent. p.r .hsr.. l,,I~d June O.
delinquent ynly il: Gale day Auyustb 5,
C..n.psiisan-as cent. p.r ,sarr; levied
inn, y a.linauent July Is. sale dsy Jsly
81.
kossuth-ti per share; levied June "a; de-
iinquent July Is; sale day August
r~tsrtda-.3 cents per share: levied June Is;
Delinquent July 90 sale day August 10.
A~ Inn ~ ssi,.,asn, A J.Ir 10 ~.
swes ~ u'""'''"' gu" ~ ~"
,,.,., I..., IA. ,.,,,.
"a.., ,Jsi,r No. .slr a.v in,s.a 4,
x.rN..sVa...,.n., 49,. ,.,,.d Inn.
W. ns,ns., III : 49, I.,,a.' ia
-
View 90 S.as by .sNaon.n, Jai, y.
.ais day August is.
saSaxe-ss pr share: levied Juns u. delin-
qnent July ~; sale DAY August 10
Osevsssan - per share; levied June .; de-
linquent July ~ sale day August ".
wssasiiic- On cents per share; levied June
Is; delinquent July ~. .aic day August
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22

- T. rk.I ci... ~ t,on
oor ND VI NJ" p
on the railroad crossing that was sucn
cause Of annoyance 10 both teamsters
.na rsd..,Jsps no.,in, nm and down
Ma;n strs.t. has Al length been re-
moved. Tbs greater part OF the plating,
vhish WINS used Al a protection to The
n,snLs from bsayy ouartx vsrop was
r,n,oysd some lime CO., We are happy
10 bid good bye 10 the last piece
OF IT, for the lesson va TOOL 10 asuon'
omy wni,e on Iying out UasA na sua.n-
iIS AZ : urs;uaios IN n mind sasinst
TINT crossing aver since. II the Town
Trustees could only manage to purify
tbat awe above the crossing next, they
would earu The undyiue gratitude OF the
public.
.,,..-.
ArrxNPrxD suIcrDf.-A lady a'"mps
Cd to commit suicide /. Virginia City
vo.,.,s., ALBANIAN. nv taking two
~ ~s -. -.
orncss o. iauaanuin. VI. hu r,;no
oaileo 70 ner nno ~,
p,oPst= rs, |. az. NJ rs..on thst
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eiehs SHIELD Match.

LONDON. July 22.-Ths Elcho shield
match st Wimbledon 10 going on. The
ranges are 800, 900 and 1000 yards.
The possible team cor at each range 10
600 points. Shooting at the soo-yard
range was completed with the English
eight scoring GIG. the Irish 5i2, and
the Scotch 40s. In shooting at the
soO.yard range. the Irish eight scored
597. the Scotch Gil, and tho English
504. A victory for tha Irish team Is
now believed certain. The American
rifsmsn are keeping the targets for the
Irishmsu and experimenting their
shooting. There has been . consider.
able increase In the attendance since
this morning. and more Interest Is also
manifested.
steamer Ashore.
LONDON, July 22.-Thers is no change
In tho position Of the steamer Abbots.
ford, ashore In Cummes bay. tits
thought she Will iost Cd at the next
high tide.
UsSsssdsA Raasrs.
LrvEnrooL, July 22.-Ths Pod declares
that nothing has occurred 70 cause The
least u~nsasinsss In the cotton trade. aud
reports 70 the contrary are Sensational.
Change % Csaassasrs.
Loxpox. July 22.-Ith reported that
Don Carlos has appointed General Men.
dry 70 the Chief Commanded In place
Of General Perula.
ysssAs i~.'snssia.
BsiLIx. July 22.-Ths torn Of Warren
brun and vicinity. In silssia, has been
visited BY very heavy rain storms.
Bridges, houses and crops are dss-
troysd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
A surrocArrrs cousu.-In . letter to Mr..

4 surrocAriHo Q letter 10 hn.
Charlotte Lisle, Of Chicago, Q lady well known
o. Q contributor to the Western press, she
ascribes the cure Of dangerous cough, accom-.
panied by bleeding at the lungs, 70 lIale'a
lIopey OF Horrhound and Tar. my cough"
she says. "thrcstencd 10 suhhoeate me
but the Honey Of Ho!ehound and Tar has
Q lady friend IN this city. who has placed u Al
tho disposal Of O. N. Crittsnton. Z Sixth ave.
nne. Pixies Too,hsehe Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
STATIONERY AND ,,~,lnr.L. B. Marshall.

STATIONERY AND JlwrLRr.|.B b. Marshall.
ct the Gold iIill Post-onice store. 10 sole agent
for all the San Ynneisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All tho latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc. received - 1000 - pablished.
and delivered In any part Of. town. Blank
books and stationery. In great variety. niank
snort notice. Gold I'd Siivsr vstsSss, c5ocks,
aud . One assortment Of lsvslfyi sspelring -
that line neatly and well dec. Aknks stock
OF toys AMI fancy goods. - rsgsiAs e1vse.
tiscmcnt 10 another column. is1e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
.r,e,.l 70 rur .slD MI D.ur news.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

srrhsir Treaty.
CHICAGO, July "a Washington
special san Rev. Mr.. Human has wit.
tan isttsr o ths Indian Bureau in which
be ,tstss that The Sioux are very uneasy
on account Of the presence Of miners In
N. pi.ol Hui.L 1,h.v Ar. .no,v Al this
yiol,uon of ths trsaty stipuIstio,. and
c.,I rnor N, In,.,,o, pso.,,msnt 10
49, 4, ,h.,, ,,..,, ION. O..
-,.t.rv p.l.no b.. .ddr.s.sd . i,,t.r IN
r.r,, xh,,h a, a. mn,,,.I ,,,h An.
r,ow,... M, 4. q. ,hor.h, h 800.
g., N, =. .-o.,h.,,.,o 49,.
~. I'll. 90 NN.M.o,s..,
..w...o., ~. c., ~ :,
,v,m,a"v
a. ~ AZ
IA, sna III, .stno-,.S,.S (. ~
-.....
c,xc,vn.r q Jriv oo-Inor,,
49, ..,oan 80, .v.m,,.d .r,.
ala. o,,, N. or,,. =, ~, vi,. n N.
CARTHAGE Road Csmst.rv. l..t -sv.nino.
He irsd two bullsts into his left side
but neither psnetratsd a Vital mart. and
II II Thought he will coyer Cause
financial troubles.
v.,., ss..a.r n. c.rss,dale. p.
Nrv Yonx. JuIy "a Csrbondsle.
Pa. dIsnatoh states that on Monday
night John Jordan, Q rejected lover Of
Niss Coyne. with some drunken rouehs,
attacked the cottage. Her mother fred
into tho crowd fatally woundine Jordan,
thsn handing tho revolver to her SON Il
was aecidsntly discharged, fatally wound.
ing her daughter.
Aaryis.A Dsnosrssie cs.vs.tisp.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-In the Demo-
.-.u. o.. c.....u. 4. ~. L.-r
.'.n. n-N
c..~. 49, a..
80 -
.00, ~ W. .oop.
M"'A,. ~ %"uuues
~. ~. .=.~,S.a.ss
cons.,Ha, s.s,s., h.a,. ~;,h O..
80 n. --s~,..vss. ~,
-. c.u,,, 40 W., - u.m,,,n
.-.","..
80 n-o,.r,o, cro,n ~ y. "a. No,
candidate. The ballot for Governor
resulted. Carroll Co; Hamilton 90. The
yot. vas then made unanimous. Levsn
Of Som ,rso.t was nominated
bv exclamation for Comptrollsr Of the
Treasury.
y. x... v,.- A.. n,,.,,s x.r..
sauss.
CuioAoo. July 22.-Therc Ii still no
news from the missing balloonists. It
d one week ago this afternoon since
they ascsndsd.
Fire In Ontario.
MILL Bsoor' ont.' July "a nfe
yesterday destroyed . iafgs Poiuon o.
ne business pafs Oh tnis Ni'Ags' 'nciua'
Ing the stores occupied BY Msndsll Il
Maynss, Wood 4 Ksll. the Postoncs,
stc. Thirty or forty people were burn
u out. Loss estimated at 100000.
Arrested Or Forgery.
NEvARx, n. J., July 22.Jacob D.
Of Worcester, and VIM. Young
Of Brooklyn, were arrested hero today,
ONE on a charge Of having forged checks
10 tho amount $40, 900 and the other
three checks Of $4,000 zach, with
"nien .n'' nAu os Ap"as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22


WRITING ScHooL---froi 4. r. Oonnor
closed the second term OF his writing
school last evening. During the four
wall. tina, IN has bc,n teaching in Gold
Hill. no has given the most unqualified
satisfaction to all who attended his
school. and the marked progress shown
oy ms PuPis spesks n'snvs'
terms OF ms eine,eney as .saeher. as
an ihuneemens 10 shua enort on u
part OF the class, .he Professor mas, ~
. close OF oc,h 's.ms, sSA.ueu soa.
Pse oI P,,1eS, 'ne UT" sol ao oao
uiaNIus w. s'.s P.os. Me
seVouu n"' .rs "ne. 'Ps ns
.n.n yoa -. ~. 49,. .La
oo'u 'Ie ufst 'e'in' ou'
youns i.'nes hA,s ''sn n's
M n,s. was assin WIZ nv s.uu.
mem psihg asaru,a 49, i,nse', Gu'
Miss iua Lleh'snoe,ser go' away WIN
tne oeauu'ui pen irwin ANaiueu LOT
the nhest specimen Oh pehniahship.
.hinu 'slm ., .ne scnoo, oss'ns 'nls
s'enins " eisn e'o'N. sun au "
p~of'uni'y W aeIuirs gooa euu.a'ion
tne arr o' "tiuns' Is se.uoni onereu 70
wi yvuns , anu noI
slip.
sr,,rx D,,,vs Tn. ,o,su,n q, m.
c....an,.. 60, IL.
M- w,..--.,",L-.n..
se
SILVER CITY, this morning. He was alone
IN the room. HIS death was supposed
10 DO caused by, heart disease. An
quest was TO he held on the BODY to-day.
Another very sudden death occurred
In Virginia City about eight O'Clock THIS
morning. AT that time q man named
Matt. Devino. very much under tne IN
nuence Of liquor. went into the rhiia,
dolphin brewery on south Y street, .
sat down Tor a lev minutes. NO PIss-
entity arose and went out 70 waseI
closet, BACK Q inc brewery Wpet
No., nny,sm e,smination OF the body
was made this afternoon. The Coroner
will hold an inquest on the remains To-
morrow. LEVINE p..n,sn, 7, II avsry
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PrRsosALs.-The genial countenance
.,s.,av N.N.,,;, iilumined the Nxws
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once a'e"
got back to town this morning ai'ertak-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22
RnsAka.

The shaft IL down IS feet. the bottom
still in quartz, and ore Of . Hns chsrae
tor. The prospects OF the mine Al
daily strengthening. Preparations an
under way for the erection Of good steam
hosting works.
ssuth Csnsteck.
Shaft 2s2 feet deep to-day. Consid.
cradle water Is encountered. At The
275.foot level Q station IL opened for Z
DRIFT In the ledge at that point % soon
Is . sufficient depth 10 attained by the
shaft for Q stump.
ssssh CanSrnia.
Good progress continues 10 Be- msds
In sinking the main shaft. TIE bottom
Is In good working ground. with streats
Of quartz from which excellent assays
are obtained. =.
The material In the face OF the main
south drift al the 800.foot level still CON-
tinues soft and easily worked, with little
or no water. The south mine shows
improvement.
North Carsss.
Material In face OF main drift still soft,
and giving good nssays from frequent
quartz seams and feeders. The main
ledge 10 likely to DO cut into at most any
time now.
Phil. shsridan.
The main west drift 10 steadily ad-
vancing. tho face In soft clay and por.
phyry. MIXED with quartz OF avery m
.couraging character. Good progress 10
made.
Water still increases 9 little. but not
enough to seriously impede sinking.
Total depth Of shaft to-day. $50 feet.
Good working ground at bottom.
Pietsu.
Rock In face Of main tun mel consider.
erably softer, needing no blasting.
Some little water 10 also coming In.
Fine hsadway IL now being made.
The face OF the main west tunnel 10
steadily advancing toward the ledge, the
rock blasting hard and tough. and the
dow Of water continuing light.
Prospect.
Driving the upper tunnel Is making
excellent hsadway. o. Is also the sink
ing Of the now shaft. Everything work
ing we'll.
New York Consolidated.
The mason work for the new MACH.
merry foundationsi IL being pushed forward
to completion rs theoretically as posi-
bic.
The shaft IL down 0 distance OF 100
feet, the sinking making excellent pro.
gress. The dow Of water Is still slight.
Wells Fargo.
Ledge matter at bottom Of shaft some
what harder. Water decreased some
what. Fair progress made In sinking.
Buckeye.
Putting in the new machinery 10 be-
ing pressed to completion with all the
Energy possible.
All work suspended on account OF the
shutting down OF the 0phir mine this
morning.
Troy Consolidated.
Shaft still sinking at q lively rate In
edge matter, which gives excellent As.
says.
Jacob Little Consolidated.
Still driving ahead In ore. No new
to report this week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22

Oar Srr,xur.-Thsrs were shipped
over The Virginia 4 Truekss Railroad
for The past ~ hours, ending q II y.
to-day, l23 carloads Of ore. amounting