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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16

Face OF the header still in soft, dan.
gsrous and troublesome working ground.
principally porphyry and quarts with
trsaohsrous clay leans. Every pre-
caution Is taken TO securely timber q a.
the work progresses aud prevent no
cidsnts. The face Of the sutro Tunnel
10 evidently fully entered into tho vein
matter OF the Comstock Lods, aud from
present ore indications met With, Sutro
win soon commence helping himself TO
royalty" unlsss prevented. Total
length Of tunnel to-day. 1921 fsst.
Ell Jsiia.
Sinking the main shaft Il going stsad-
lily forward, the rock In tho bottom
working easily. The main west drift at
Tie 1400-foot station II steadily aavano-
Ing, with evident Indications OF soon
reaching end cutting The ore vein on
that level. The main south drift on
the 1o00-foot level II also making good
progress, the orc indications becoming
better every day.
Hieriaa-
A heavy low Of water has been On.
countsrsd In the face Of tho main west
drift, washing In considerable debris. In
which vas found pieces Of quartz which
assayed hch, and are thought to have
come from the main ledge. The drift
10 now being cleaned out, timbefed and
secured, preparatory 70 further advance
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AssEsSMENr~

FLORIDA "a cents per share: lcvled June Is;
delinquent July ~, sale day August 10.
Postponed Ia october D.
Amaes-as cents per share; levied september
10 ~delinaaeat october 10; sale day No
vember 4.
September 10. delinqusat October IL; sale
day November 8.
ns~keys-15 Gets per share, levied Ssptsm-
Der ~; delinquent oetoscr 10; sale day
November s.
Lady nryaa-s5 cents per share; levied
september y. d~elinpaent October IL; sale
day November I.
silver CensPal-lo cent. per share; levied
August =; d~elinqueat September ., sale
day september ~.
Phil Shsstdaa- ~ cents per shsr; levied
August =; delinquent September y sale
day September ~.
Nsath Ovessaaa-St per share; levied
August a; ds,iaasssi september !; sa's
day September n.
WA. Peas-s cents per share. levied Ane-
ust1 :; delinquent September II; yale day
September N.
Lady washingtSs-s0 eents per share,
lcsiei Agust ~. delinquent September n.
sale day Octobsr u,
R~~ky nar-i0 cents per share; l~vi.d Au-
gust 6; delinquent September ID sale ds,
Ociob.r q
Hale nu<l yoprross -ts per share. levied
August ~: delinquent September o.; 's,e
dsy October IN
Cole as per share: levied August u; delin-
~llnauent September ~; sale day Octo-
b~ris.
y iiie- Al per share; levied Auxust n;
delinquent september -; sale day oess-
her nj.
weodSIIls Consolidated o. Per share;
levied August n; delinquent sepismberx q;
.ale ds, October n.
50 rents per -hass; levied Atauss fs
delinquent september n sale day oe'o-
boz .s.,w Law.
A'rh. ssmeo,s, ssy,sms.r n:
TED Auens, y: us""P'e"' "'P ~
sale LAY October
baltic ssa,' n,.%hs,
iss'eu aas.sa !.
To- sale uay oe'ooe'e. -,a
C"~mepet,,asmas cent? p sr s i,s -
Ansu-t ", uenhp.s"s c'P
day oe'oberA
Aita 30 cents per share; .sv'sa Anxas 49,
delinquent september ~ 'Aea-' w"
ber -.
Original Geld mti,-so een.s - 80.
lcyisa Aasas, -
sale day os'oesii@ .,,.a ..,,.,
s.s's cent. pss ,ns !. ..is a., 6ssoSsr
- '''hp"s"
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PEHsoxAL.-Mn. G.. ID. McDuffy Of
Silver City. returned from Lake Tahes
to her home yesterday. She had q con-
gcsiive chill after her return. and IVES
very III to-day. We hope 10 hear Of her
speedy recovery.
SnaRraArxp. Butler 4 Melville. par
ties heretofore in general hauling. Job
bling and express wagon business, have
dissolved partnership. SEQ official mo-
tics In our advertising columns to-day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16

Holmes . Lawson, Of 10 o'Yareii street,
San francisco. are now erecting . handsome
monument over the graves Of Major rsrrand
and wife In the Catholic Cemetery at virginia
City. Parties whaling 70 procure monunents
or any klnd will do well and save money By
sddrssslne . note 10 W, Z Holmes, Intsrns.
rcsidepcss and sSow them handsome deslRns
or ali kinds. NJ. Holmes will be Il the Cath.
ole Csnstssy every day this week.
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srATIosRRY AND JEwRLRY.

J. D. Nsrshali. At the Gold Hi rost.
once store. sole Agent for al
papers. All thu latest Eastern ~perodicsls.
iniKsxines, ETC.. received - 5000 - pablished.
and delivered IN any part of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books Of svery dcsefiption made 70 order 81
and . One assortment Of yewelv; rspairing IN
thai line neatly and well done. large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular advef.
ti,cncut In another column. jets
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16
A sUFFoCATING COUGn.

In . letter 10 hrs. Isle, OF chicago, . well
known contributor 70 the Western press, she
sscribss the cure Of dangerous cough. accom-
RFIssss,:ss o. II as s'ssS!ns :: :sa " T.i lung ~ 70 sd m:s,:
she says. .thrcaisned 70 s~ufoests Ne
bot the Honey OF nofshound and Tar has
removed every trace Of L.. The letter was TO
Q ady inssd 70 this city. who has laaosd ht
ne ne. d'i Piss!. q r 9; 4; Sn'i bpUps suss 1i Il one y:
ninutG.
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THRRR DOLLARa.

Save tine. health and neeey. Avoid quseks
and bay '.Chemicai ~stsength." cold By eli drug.
eists. I~nstTetions fsll, and Q cure guannfeed
n any cas- OF dehlntatlng dreams. (oe seminal
Weakness), and ell alarming symptous Of nef.
vous decay. rcsultinE hon seiftbase: sxeesees
Agrnis, San Y1ncIsco. Sent b. sxpress, q.
u. ID. 70 any addfess. auif linz
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FATAL MiNixa ACciprNr.

Between 3 and 4 O'Clock this morning.
. minor named Thomas Sullivan fell
down q Wine in the Savage mino . dis.
lance Of about 300 feet. and died from
the effects Of his injuries in less than
half an hour. II Ia hard 70 say whether
the accident va partially caused through
carslcssnsss, a. some parties intimatsd
this morning: bot from o conversation
with Lisutsnant Thomas Luksy. Of the
Washington Guard. who was the On.
ginssr on duty ut the time, and 10 the
party blamed. We are firmly Of the opin-
ION that such vss not The case. but thai
II was one Of thoss unavoidable acci.
dsnts that win occasionally occur In The
mines, despite the utmost care.
Lukey statss Inst he vas hosting
rock with . small engine used for The
purpose to the 2200-foot level 81 the
mine. the vinxs being run ON an In
cline about 200 feet lower. Hs had but
lately changed from his regular shift to
the q he was working on last night,
and through some overnight had not ar
ranged with tho men working in the
vine about the bells 10 DO rung In
hosting. (It 10 customary In most
mines to ring three bells when . man
gets aboard . cage or buckst.1 This
morning Sullivan got on the bucket and
was taken up ON one bell. Lukey also
states that the throttle valve Of
tho engine does not shut Oh the steam
.or compressed air) very close. and that
ia landing the bucket this morning II
'inched" q foot or two higher than the
sDot at which he intended To stop IL,
thereby crowding Sullivan. who was
sanding on the bucket. against the top
u the station, aud forcing him to stoop
Town. He says the station 10 very low
mot over eight feet in highland that
ln hosting The bucket great care has 70
b, exercised. When Sullivan was
crowded against the top OF the station
this morning. although not hurt. he BY
some means lost his hold and fell back
sards into the winzs.
Sullivan had two partners with him in
the wine. one Of whom, named Andy
bean, was al the station along with
Luksy ii tho time the accident hap
psned. II 10 had occurred to him TO
;'ose the doors ~ the winze after the
bucket passed mp. IL would not o DO
our painful duty 10 record this much 70
b, regretted accident: to be regretted for
| tho double reason that q valuable life
| has been lost, and that many viii, how
sver unjustly, believe that II wal In
great part attributable 10 the careless.
ness Of tho engineer.
Oar reporter was unable 10 sec other
Andy Bean or Joseph Fairburn, tho
partners OF Sullivan. and their version
| Of tho accident cannot therefore be
given. Sullivan was alive when taken
TO the surface. but expired In \ few min
utss afterwards. His right foot was al
most severed from the leg. and his left
Lex broken above tho knee. His in
juriss about the upper portion Of his
body appeared 10 be slight. Mr.. Sulli-
van leaves Q wife and three children,
who live en- the Divide.
The Coroner held on inquest into tho
circumstances Of his death at I p. n. to-
day, al which no doubt all the facts were
elected. Mr.. Sullivan was q member Of
The Virginia Miners Union. and will 10
buried under their auspices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16

IT may DO that m italian invented
the whsslbarrow. but this In the country
where the social standing Of the vehicle
WAS nrst lifted up. .aalL.E.naI.
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Gov. CASTOR. Of Massachusetts. 10
pcstsred by people who want TO know
what ho proposes TO do with that Pom.
arow Inv
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A CARD.

To al who arc suffering from the srrors and
Indiseretions Of yoath. nervous weakness.
early decay. ioss of manhood. etc.. ] win send
q rccipe that will cure y0u, free Of charge.
Thi. great remedy was discovered BY . mls.
summary In Bouth America. Send Q self-ad.
dru-sed euvelope 10 the kev. Joseph +. inaan,
station D, Bible heuse, New fork city,
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Coz. RArcIIvyK, an English magis-
trats. Ia examining tho p~enitentianss OF
the United States. lilo Is probably look
ing for something now In brutality 70
take homo with him.
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TnE presence OF William Lightning
bug illumines the Baltimore Jail. hsis
there for making tho nrs fylfrom bis
wife's favorits eye.
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INFORMANT,

osasnily iandorssd ~ the Medical pro-
fsssios. Dr.. WIN. Hairs Bskan for the Lang
cures Coughs. coids sad csnsumptioa, and ~
diseasss Of The Throat q Chest. Dr.. fowus-
sy's Toothaehs Anodyns eurss In one nla-
pte,
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On. BaA,D declares that hay fever al
tacks only the intellectual. Ah-shoo-
Antonio, where's ny pocket hanksr-
chisff
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
TO Tn, GOLD HrLL pAur NJ
IpoMEsTIo NEWS.

49,, .,.-. --.r,,.
rsisr,.,s o:-r..y.
Bosros. Sent. Ie.-Ths Franklin TEL
sor.ph Company hsld IL annual meet
ing yesterday, General Eckert, prssid.
Ing. A memorandum was presented
allowing receipts since April Sd, Of
$3.50, l3C. Expenditures, $3.50, $40,
and an additional sum OF S2I,7 73 ad-
yanced by tho Atlantic and Pacific Com.
pany for improvement Of lines. II. d.
Wilbur and Geo. Hilbrook were appoint
cd 70 audit the Trsasursr's accounts and
examine It's relations with the Atlantic
and Pacific Company.
E.a Or . Strike.
FAIL RIvxz, Sept. 16.-Ths weavsrs
have almost unsuinously voted 10 re-
rstvrn TO work on manufacturer terms
ss noon "a the mill shall DO opened.
IN. New York and chicago Ysss
Mail Train.
NEW Yonx. Sept. l0.--Ths fast mail
train on tho Northern route per New
York Central and Michigan Central
railroads, Left New York this morning
for Chicago. The train consists OF four
postal esrs-the Governor DIX, the Gov.
srnor Morgan, the Governor Tiidsn and
the. Governor Ieed-havins on board
thirty tons Of mail matter; the palace
car Duchess carrying the invited guests
and engine 6s. tho engine made famous
by tho New Hamburg creek disaster.
Ths train ieit New iork win ou. lew
distinguished passengers on ooard. ~
vas too early In tho morning Tor dis
tnsuishsd people 70 GET up. 90 wo we're
forced 70 DO content win people no
more illuatrious than . party Of news
paper men and railroad and Postofico
ofacials. Lew Stewart the bis farmer
Of Piano. LIS, the guest OF o "oo'
D. Bangs was the most conspicuous per-
son on board. bsiofe s'af.ng e'e'y
ono wn discussing 'ho Prooyo'
geting through 10 Albany awe. iis
f,sd rom new iotk 70 Aiosny u SON
s'dsfso 'he mos' dangerous ps'' " .n'
entire route pus o Aaiirosd company
took every ~prscauhon, and train men
ware out all night scrutinizing the rails.
1t wosid mot do TO have the nrss last
mile plunge Into the Hudson river. Wo
slid along at 80 miles per hour, BY moon
Light, until we reached Sing Sing. OF h's
O'CLOCK. Wn'n = saa i0'' o'', ~ ~
tns wn NJ.
II, - ..-.. l.. 40 ..in,,..
$500 por.hl..h.,. ,.onn.d :
nt.u,.. NO. .-,o,n.s Al, a
-.,an..ss,. m,rr,., =. Hus.or our
- 80 a. -. AZ m,l.. AN
W.. a,a ~, mia. mail. Ar.
L-.Ss..m,,r,.. ,h..a n lima n. Al.
4 KIKAn hNA HInHIE4 u0AA VA ~ ~ -
bsuv a. 7:so this morning. Stopped
ten minutes and then were Of again for
Utica. Vice President Wilson got on
board A Albany, which place We left at
7:so. being Ave minutes Late. Cheering
orovd. mat Ms ct every station. We
ran 10 UHcs In two hours and ten min
usss, arriving 81 10 o'clock. Vice
President Wilson here Left the train and
came near gstiiYe killed BY being
knocked from thseers while getting on.
He was not much hurt. however.
u-,c, N. Y. srptsmbsr 1o.-Tts
,.m,os N. Cumberland IA IN sssdop
L.
- u.,..-.~ ,s-.u,.d
.i-.-
hers
snesa o., n,
oe n-.w..-..,s s,... Con-.
1910 h.,. to.dav.
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DuyiDENik

Consolidated virxisis-tiopss ,nsrs.
s-:regsiin1 eitslsvs
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uErrRoN's kATINu srAND.

Tho best plscs In vlrEisia N get . sansrs
meal 10 Ct IleGroa's Ealing Stand. IN the Pal
acs saloou, oppo.its the fostomes. Ops
the substantial luxures of the market TO 10
found q lie6ron's. lie respectfully Invites his
Ooh NH fricnds 70 call and SEQ him. Ire
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c.e.eIIaa,ea Ylrzintn.


nI.S.,s's.~
-..u.s
.'' .uA
oeen ettrso'sd' mine u iookinl
sp'sndidly throughout, and there ap
pears TO be no prospect'of the least ces
sation OF the present rich yield OF bul
lion for many mouths, and psrhap
years, to come. The mills are all stead
ny running. end the yield OF bullior
nn ns ~ 1'
rust. si.65o. Ooo. SINKING DE O. 4
o. shAft Is making rapid progress. III,
new pumping engine u about ready Y
steam up, which WI DO away with thu
sxal pumps and hoisttng tanks and "a
NIT OF . much better rate OF speed. Ths
hosting engines are also rapidly I'D
vanedng toward compilation. Tho fran.
Of the hoisting works building 10 up and
ne s.soaon OF ths whole rapidly ap'
"
~ iAss ~ VI o'' W
nsnd' q opportunity il oeing mpfoS'
ed BY the putting up OF o now hosting
f,ms and the making Of other pecessa.
~ Improvement. The ore breasts and
slopes arc looking we'll throughout the
eutire nina. and work In prooressino
changes Or new Developments to report
2 ne week at any point me AZ
' 'wp'ea VIZ
Lay hFyss
sinking tho man smart oe'ns
pushed snorRetically downward. the bot
tom still In soft lsdre matter. Driving
The north aud south drifts on the $50
foot lsyel IN making steady progress,
but Al ZACH OF these dhfts are outsids Of
the orc vein and NJ prosecuting has
Jet been done, there are nc changes OF
h's'ss' " iepo"-
Ssiiies.
Sinking the Incline goes steadily
ahead without change Of interest 10 re-
~, IT.. ,... a, ths main north arift
IN tbs i7co.ioot lsvsl Of The Imperial IL
All In quartz and ore OF A very encour-
aging character. The new combination
drift on the 20oo.lcot level Of the m
perin y sIeaaiiy a~a'hhe'ns 'o~aia 'n'
Apha ground
Europa -.
Sinking the shaft In suspended for the
present pending the putting in Of a
-,--.L a.. -. o.
sro, a.. ...ma ~ pu.,,z ware sncoun.
tered near tho bottom Of tho shait and
there seems TO DO but little doubt that
at the increased depth good develop
ments will DO made. d
Croun Poiat. 20
.. Tho want OF water on tho Carson
,,ver n .till ~dspreciatinp tho quantity Of
:. .,,,..,.a aud m,ll,d. p-rospectipQ
on he ioOO-foot level goes steadily on
without any valuable developments 70
On tho l7OO-ioot level nothing
OF value has yet been found. Ino mann
ledge will probably soon DO reached
Savage.
Drifting north on the 2200.foot level
.ho,r. nm cban,es since our last report.
linking tho main incline 10 making fair
~ ot.Ix Az. .a,fth winza liza
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Gn. MsCLELLAx 10 expected homo
from Europe this Fall.
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THIRD pisPAroH.

CaliAsnia Rsnasvy Net rst sssA
- Rleed q O'Brtsn.
10y the Western Union Line.l
SAs FEAScrsco, Sept. 1850 y. H.
The statement made yesterday that the
Assaying and Refinery Works had been
transferred 10 Flood 4 o'Bnen. proves
to have been premature. though tho
California Bank people state that the
bargain will no doubt 10 consummated
ct an early date. ~ aHT o.
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Ex-0svEnxon YARMOUTH. Of New Or
lssns. = n Montreal.
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a,
o n,
asnAnAns 'o. ~.
sinss"' s
W S"'0' oi'n W -. ~
with new songs. new quai.s'.es, nes
dnstts. nev oel p,sess. anu an nuu =.
OF new artists; ihey WI. spPea % -
Cold Hill. Wednesday. oeP,e,,oss azu
The Lonion thngianul ns"sy I""es.
whose correct musicsi e,iucisms ARE
copied over the who'e continent. % ha
rope, says OF thsm; suen PEI,
iorniancs ON ham DOLLS mas ocen neaIu
N London within our memory tossy
hat the mn,ie produeeu oy 'rs"s
ordinary Dell ringers - VEL "S,r
ton its smallest merit. NOT ohIy
n~slodions but pure. tsndef, gym
pathetic. and expressive soa asgrss 70
ndeouat, Justice" The Allsghanians
present free 10 every lady and gentle;
man on entering inS n nm" n.us -orsS M
10 ~ aSn,ssion and Ia A new feature
n she;, concsrt.
C~orSrxHSkrf ooN.-"e As'e ~ o.'
possession aooan.sfie'' American ifA's
Dollar, dated 1874. the first We have yet
-..s., 30, ,,,. h.,;,, hs.r
seen; ot h..u Ia. .oaJ .-sdsrn
IN c~ircuisuon, 10y 49, ss.~s
thAt otnen Aso ~ !. =.
.hsir guard. and clossly inspect III,
liver coins thew NAV receive. Thi,
eountcrfsit IN very well executed, but the
metal h darker and whites easier thar
,ilyar. evidently being composed largel,
Of lead. II has some little ring 10 II,
sH sss w., AMI n%scu,;.r .moo,S'
nsas when rsbS.d between the thumb
and dnger. This bogus coin is al the
more dangerous hero where noeod,
u on the lookout for such things.
H..p-n, Oyyxux.n-A complains
4, A.,
agains' some young m'
hibit OF bathing daily In the reservoir
near tho Overman mine, was entered
| b,fore Justice Wright yesterday. The
Jadee detailed an officer to arrest tho
BLENDERS VINO was successful, N oarsu..
su.h, ns,o,s ,hs JuJc.. but in.tsaJ
S'f.s $500 m.r n,o,sd n
$. ...r. 80 vi.
r.! m ,hs irSs,,esc,
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srocK REPsar.


-
CALIFORNIA poAHp.
$50 v,..,.r
5lS Best 4 bsieher. t..si
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"a o,s,ssl ao1 um,s
IA, succer, soc d.
80 Wells Fargo, 3ake
100 International. ~
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NO Co.den Chariot. 90. Ge bO
"a Isopard. Il
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IN c.sccnolttsn. 20. oQc
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a. c,a..iers q. hp
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10 c.liiomiA, sss'S
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NRIrHRR VAILIN0 TRErm,

Nor the pesplng wrinkles Of time, 20 rorciblv
tell Of Advancing years - rear grry hair.
Lyct's virof rpstores The color and makes
your appearance more Agreeable 70 othsp, %
we'll - yourseii. with ffssh, luxurtant hair.
he lnafmitiss Of age are far less noticeable. !
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mainly used In the tempering OF steel
for surgical Instruments"
Cnnosrc wrr.-Fatwitt. tho funny
man Of the Virginia Chrosiek. who gets
up those silly littlo bogus interview
items. in ridiculously pusrils imitation
Of the San Francisco Chronicle style.
deliberately stated In his paper last
evening that no has sson only two jokes
in the Coin HILL News for Q year. In
reply TO his complaint wo must say that
the only joke We have ever sssn In the
Virginia Chroaicis under Fatwit's nd
ministration Nas stolen and rehashed by
him, from tho Lyon County Times, q
week or two ago. Il was that one about
the corpse foundin ashaft, and which was
supposed TO be that OF William @. Dat.
The next Issue OF the Tsss OK
planned that the corpse really was that
Of the aforesaid william @. Dat, other
wise q Billy Goat. Moral-don't steal
any moro goat items. Fstwitt Take .
rest.
OK Hn PNs AaAM.-0ur esteemed
friend. Harris. the we'll known assaycr.
made his appearance on Main street
this forenoon for the first time since his
severe injuries by being thrown from .
buggy q few weeks ago. lie finds plenty
OF friends to shake hands with and con.
o~raiulats him ON being able 10 BE- about
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16

Whole face Of main tunnel In good
ore, and improvement shown d oshs'
points.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16
IuslIca.

Tho old south mine Is allowing con
considerable improvement, and eood
bodies Of pay ore being developed which
premise to BE- extensive. More quart,
Il being met with In the face Of The
main south drift OF the 600-foot level,
and altogether Justice IL looking up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16
Crown PoiaG

Tho want Of water on the Carson
river Is still dspreciating tho quantity Of
ore extracted and millsd. Prospecting
ON The lGO0-foot level goes steadily on
without any valuable Developments 70
report. On tho l700-foot level nothing
Of value has yet been found. Tho main
ledge will probably soon DO reached.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16
LOCAL MINING SUMMARY.


Yer u. Week E.at.s Mort. 10. 1875.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16

J...rss''soss0'a,sosa sso.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16

Driving The main west dnft to cross
cut on the 550-foot level ~ usual. NO
changes Of importance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16

Sinking The shaft Is suspended for the
present pending the putting In Of a
station and the starting Of q dhft to
cross-cut and prospect the Lodge. Sew
sral Ans seams Of quartz were encoun.
tered near tho bottom Of the shaft and
there seems TO DO but little doubt that
al the increased depth good develop
ments will DO mads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16

Tusopozz TrLroS once wrote:
INV hssd vas crowned with thorns;
Issi ersva shAnh Be sss ninsf
Jusl drop the 81" Dorsy, and the
49, crswn viii at you exactly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-16
seuth Csnsteek,

The cross-cut Is in leo feet to-day,
running In worry favorable looking vein
matter. No watsr. Face OF drift shows
Indications Of soon running into good
ore next to the hanging wall. From
what has been met with thus far, II Is
evident that plenty Of good pay ore
might DO found concentrated At . lower
level.