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nutrs-o cent. per shar-; levied Feb, Il; de-
iinas-ut Much ~ "a, ,sy. AprllsS
Meadows yniiey-N per share: levied
Feb. n; delinquent March -; sale
day, APRIL ~
senators cents per share; levied Feb. IS;
delinquent April I sal. day April2i
kossath-sD cent. per share; levied FEB. IS;
delinquent March 10; sale day April u.
Pietsa IS cent. per share: levied March 2;
delinquent April \; sale Day April -.
ratt~a 10 cents per -hsrr. levied March 4;
delinquent Aprlle. sale day, April II.
cAiedonia- 81 per shar-; levied Msrrhs 2; de-
ilrqnent April Il, sale DAY, May
ns<ss ". q ". Ce-0 cents per share;
lrvi-i March .. delinquent April Il. sale
day. May I.
sharc: levied Mach 10. delinxnsnt April 10,
sale day, May 10.
Treas l'eins Rsstne accents per sbare;
levied March II; deliEquen, April 10; ,al-
dsy Ipriis -.
IRs~k IslAut-fi per share levied March
u; delinquent April IS; -aic day May Z.
nmekeye- N cents per share. levied March
q; dslirlucht April 10 'Alc day April ~.
Oyspusan- si per share: levied March &c
delinquent April 20; sale day. Nay 10.
I~ussiec-Ss per share levied March ~: do
ilnlasnt April %, ssle day May ~.
Arissaa a. utah-TJ cent. per share
levied March Is; delinquent April n sale
day Nag H.
c,sse Consolidated IS cents rsr share
lsyisa Mach -; delinquent April al sale
Lazy iiryan-so cents per share; levied
larcn Is; delinquent April -; sale ds,
Nay n.
Utnl pey .har, levied March 10 de-
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rME srELLrxo HArcm.


The orthographich contest. which
eventuated last evening in National
Guard Hall. virginia. VA. not IA great
.-n...... II, h.,. h., ,..;r.a
su''s ~'sA' wv
This was undoubtedly owing 10 The ex-
eellent bill which was given at tho thea
tsr and which attracted n great number
:, ...,;n, .;,;,.r.
Shoruy ai'ef hAi-Past seven eiocA'
the spoilers and spectators began 10 ar
rive. Among them our reporter no.
ticsd . score Of emigrants and their Ia
dos, who entered the ball a. though
feeling al ease for tho hrst ume since
their advent upon the Comstock.
Professor Flint conducted the match.
and appointed Measrs. II. T. krause.
A. ii. Willis n w. D. Seller, referees.
The names Of the contestants were then
called and they took seats. facing the
audience. Some twenty males and TO
males participated. whose ages ranged
from twelve summers 10 forty-nve win
tiers. Tho Professor then gave the
rules, which were to the effect that each
person after rising to spell down."
would only have one chance at q word
after spelling the first syllable. and that
they had the privilege OF asking the
definition. In OF any dispute 1t
should be left to the Judges.
Mr.. Beck. the champion OF the FIRST
match, was chosen head OF the north
side, after the spoilers had been divided,
and Mrs. Boss healing the south side.
Among the errors noticed were tho fol-
lowing: Boa for buoy; tieambo for
:larnbeau; vinyet for vignette. Beck
missed sehismatie, spelling 1t sisniaiie.
This caused much amusement IN tho
audience. Sheath was spelled shieth;
s~erviceable. servisabie. After Three
rounds. It was found that the south I
had missed ten words n Tho north
seven.
Tho real business OF b evening was
then entered upon, namely: that OF con-
tending for tho prize. Tho Professor
ished down into his coat.taii pocket,
ana brought out n sinai oook. when ne
opened AMI. after giving a knowing look
at the hne OF eolluetators,, propounded
the word Sadducee. This ball knocked
down q couple. Delible took tho wind
out OF two more. Acquissee was spelled
aekyes by Que individual, and akyes oy
another; some four contestants wres'ied
with this word before II WAS mas,
tered. Conierreo was the worn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15


Tmr Moor CorKr.-Tho moot court
met last night in the District Court
room in Virginia. Mr.. Hiles proposed
MI amendment TO the constitution. lilo
proposed that q ''critiqus' 10 appoint-
ssl. whose duty it should be TO criticize
The eloeution. style and general do
mcanor Of members, and deliver hia
oplnion orally at the close of each meet
ing. The proposition was declared un.
constitutional. and tho motion was lost
by nm overwhelming majority. Messrs.
SESSIONS and Reardon for the affirmative
and RYAN and Lovo for the negative.
nest cntrfed into . debate founded on
the seventeenth section OF the statutes
o. Nevada. Want Of space prevents our
diving the points in detail. Tho ques-
zion WINS taken under adyiscment. MIR.
Hilcs delivered an excellent and well
preparel defamation on "Georae ID.
prentice. his Closing Year." after
which tho court adjourned 10 moot ON
Wednesday night next.
A NKw ISconroRAIioS Articles OF
incorporation were filed yesterday in the
County Clerks Office OF tho Culver Con-
solidated Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany. Principal place Of business. VIZ
cipia City; object. TO work tho Culver.
Culver Addition and Culver Consolidat-
ed mines. situated in Comstock kavine'
Gold Hill Mining District, and adJoin-
ing tho Europa and East Beleher claims
on the east. Capital stock. Sio,Voo..
900, divided into 10000 shares OF 700
each. Trustees. George W. Fox. w.
ank Stewart. J. u. Cunnard. y. ID.
1ass. l.. Culver.
basslrr EsaMs Co. No. !. Tho
nbon Of tho above company Will
isIss real the notice Of Chief McMsr-
i.a, IL our advertising columns to-day.
requesting them 10 meet at 1 o'clock =.
n. saturday. for drill. Every member
Is expected To be present sharp on time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

Candidate. for once q, the coming Town
Eieetioa. viii please bear In mind that their
advertised announcement In this paper. ~
well q. all election printing, msstbs paid for IN
airsscs. We accept Of 10 contingent arrange
meu,s, hut treat al alike. A candidate whoean
not or will not nnounee himself properly and
pay HE printing bills promptly. 10 not a. Tor
the once he sssksl Moreover. he viii not b
.urf..aml
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

ScAns At THE YELLOW JACKET MIMI
1t would seem that tho Yellow Jacket
Mining Company wero in bad luck with
their hosting cables. Day before yes
terday one OF the cables broke. and yes.
tsrdny morning tho brake attached to
tho other got out Of order aud 1t was
found necessary 10 place q couple OF
boxes under tho cage 10 prevent II from
falling down the shaft. One OF the men
not being aware OF the fact that the
brake wns d~isMranged, kicked the boxes
from under the cage and away II few at
a terrific rate down the shalt. The noise
Of the uncoiling wire caused n general
stampede in the hosting works, and tho
men rushed bareheaded into the street.
Some Of them didn't stop until they
reached tho Divide, others few down
hill aud have not boon heard from since.
At noon, to-day, everything wss In
working order. Tho company received
a coil Of wire rope per V. & 7. Il. Il.
to-day.
Tx OPP FsLLows' ANSrvERsARY.-
On Monday. April 90, 1876, will occur
the Fiity.siIth anniversary Of tho Indo-
pendent Orler Of Odd Follows In tho
United States. As this Order has an
immense membership In this county, tho
day will DO celebrated with great eeldf.
There will be q parade at noon In Wiz
cinia, q poem and Grafton at Pipcr's
Opera House IN tho afternoon. aud q
grand ball In National Guard Hall In tho
evening. II seems almost an iApossi.
bility that q little ovor q half q century
would DO sufficient time In which 10
spread mn Order ovor the whole United
States; but such II appears 10 the cass.
There IN not q town nor q village worth
mentioning which cannot claim ~ one
Of its institutions m Odd Fellows lodge,
90 where you may. The order OF oxer-
ciscs for the day, together with the limo
Of march, will be found In u advertise
ing columns. under tho head Of New
To-day"
BLEssED Anx wE.--Dlessed are we In
having our streets spriuklod, for We arc
not quito ~smotherod with dust, Ike unto
our ungodly brethren Of Virginia City.
Thore the ubiquitous clerk Of tho clo-
thier indulgsth In obscene language
when called upon 10 cleanse at sunset,
the garments which hare decorated tho
sidewalk in front Of their bazaars during
tho day.
Fon TIE OvxRMAs.-A heavy load Of
pump column was transported down
Main street to-day. bound Tor The Over
nan nine v-U
y1EsonnRe1nkL.-The thsromamster
<k1afsd srssa In The 49, Z,
Hill' .s-d.ys
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

CERriiNrr,-w When a man undertakes To
make his own Investments for fninre need. he
10 OBLIGED 10 assume that he will have time 10
eomplste them, That 10, be- must assums -
certainly tho very thing whosc uncertainty
causes him 90 make provis: on ~ oil. Bot u be
Iusurts his life and then lives 10 old agr, tho
policy win prpve q better each Investment than
hr can easiIy make In any other msnsef, tsklhg
Into ncrou1t lts frccdom ffsgi all and evvry
,axsrd. lfhs dics early. the object OF making
A provision for his family 10 Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
Busi.e.. FAILURE.

Busissss Failure.
New YolK. April 1.-THE failure Of
the old Arm Of Walter J. Brown, Son &
Co., brokers. and dealers In wool, Is
announced. The Arm Is said 10 DO like
ly 10 get an extension and continue
business q usual.
Death eta Bsstsa Psblishsr.
BosTox. April 16.-Hsnry Dutton.
senior proprietor Of tho evening Tran-
script died this evening aged 70 years.
Within Ave months Dutton has lost wife
and son, which, with the death Of Nj.
Haskell, editor Of the 7ruseript, ind.
rcctly caused his death.
The Murderer sharkey In Havana.
A dispatch from Havana says that W.
]. sharksy. the convicted murderer.
who escaped from the Tombs, New
York. has arrived there In irons from
Santiago do Cuba. His jailors say he
attempted to escape from prison by dig
giug his way out Of the cell; that he had
made attempts to slip from his hand.
cuffs while on his way 10 Havana, and
also tried to leap overheard. He leaves
for Now York on the first steamer.
The Battle Of LsxisGtes Centennial
C%eiebratioa.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Presi.
dent and Mrs. Grant. Mrs. Sartors.
Gen. Babcock aud Secretary Robeson
left this morning en- route to Massachu.
sets, to attend the Battle OF Lexington
celebration on the 10th.
The Juuketers.
CHAiLrsros. s. c., April TO- Tho
Senatorial excursion party arrived here
last evening. and are to-day visiting Fort
Sumter and other points Of interest in
the harbor. Tho U. 8. steam revenue
cutter being ut their command. They
leave for Washington tonight.
Tilton.Dsecher.
NEW YoRx, April 15.--0wing to the
III health OF Fullerton and his spprshcn-
sion that to proceed to-day with tho
scandal caso would precipitate another
attack Of vertigo, tho further cross-oI.
animation Of Boscher was postponed
till Monday, till which time tho court
adjourned. Tho crowd struggling for
admittancs to the court Is enormous
and disappointment is great. Bessie
Turner was IN tho courtroom and ro-
ceivsd from Boecher n warm hand
shake.
VIII vete-Respised Murderers.
The Ns,cs and Courier shy that Gov
n ChAmberlin has decided to veto
Onions tax bill, passed by tho Legisla-
turo at tho close Of tho recent session.
Two colored murlerers, Bunch and
Hardes. sentenced to be hanged to.mor.
row, have boon respited by tho Governor
for q week.
Ne Desdhending Allowed.
NEW YoRr. April l5.-william d.
Bishop, President OF the New York.
New Havon & Hartford Railroad. has
issued an order to-day. requiring con.
ductors to collect full fare on oil pas.
ssngsrs whether they had passes or not.
Under this order 10 Says that II will DO
necessary for the President Of the
United States aud his cabinet, and also
tho Committee Of tho Massachusetts,
Legislature who camo 10 New York
10 receive them to pay the regular
fare on their trip to Boston.
and return to celebrate the centennial
anniversary at Concord. President
Bishop claims that tho order Ii nsces.
sary. owing to IN injunction restraining
the issue OF passes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
Rr.prm..-IIrynan proth,r. Laycju,t

Jusr READ rnis. -liryman Northumberland
Opened = new hnrniturc store on the corner Of
d and Taylor. streets. They onef everything
auy housc THE eide ~ ssn Pnnciseo. They
keep constantly on hand . large stock NJ farnl.
turu, bciding. carpets. cFockery, giass and
plaid ware. dive Them . call.
BLus Porxrs. : IArge-sised. delicious NJ
waves. srssh fpm the sea, can be bad every
nonIng q Tom IIefton's celebrated Eating
stspd, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Aiso 81
kinds Of ash. sprng ehicksn. .portsf hsass
steakHa14 syssyasinH elss esay.d ~ The inner
nsS<vl q estfcnoaIe skin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
IssrI.. Rs,o.x You DrrrHuSs.-A'k

Ix2uIas BkyoHE You DErERsiNG.-Ask
you druggist what IIALE's liosEr or TloRx.
uousp AND TAR 10 doing In cases of severe
cough and cold. within his swn personal knowI.
edge. bcforr you try II yOuryelf. Inquire 81
him n ho has ever kLOvn q medicine of It's
class ~ popular % that pure aud agreeable
vegetable preparation. lie governed by the
that thsrc 10 not an Ajoihccary In the country
who will not indorvs Il ~ . spceide for die
ease- ~ the lungs and thfost. Pks's T0sth
Ache Dfops-Curs In one minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

NorIcE TO II PUBLIC. - William
Hahn has sold his entire interest In his
barber shop. next door 70 0ibson's
Saloon, Main street, Gold Hill. 70 his
partner, Loo Ebcrle. Parties indebted
/, the shop will please settle their &c
counts With Mr.. Ebsrls. Nj. Hahn also
desires 10 inform his patrons that he
does not intend 70 leave tho town. bot
viii DO found At his post ready to accom-
modais an who may favor him with .
Q call. i ins
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

The rrsEre.. OF DeveiePment-Fre
peesing IN all Dtrecsions-hsw
she Nising Situation Looks All
AleaE she Censtoek Range To-
Nay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

InroxrAxr.-Isdonsd By tbs Nsdeai pro.
fsssisp, Dr., VIZ. Hare Bslssm ior the Lang
Chest. Dr. Town.
E:s:,sssSFt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
Crown Point.

Daily yield 500 tons Of ore from the
old upper levels Of the mine. There is
little or no change in either the looks or
yield Of tho ore breasts during tho past
week. The prospecting operations on
tho lGOo-foot level are still vigorously
prosecuted with no new or important
developments to report. The opening
Of the l7OO.foot station Is completed
and n drift started to cut and prospect
tho ledge OF that point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

-l..ro.rsD DAILY IT n r. xrArrSe . col
Last Evsaing.

Last Evsaisg.
.yo x..sev Valley. s.sl, ~, ~.
500 Raymond 4 KY. 20. %, IN. tssio
80 narsss
urSs. a c,..l. ~
~ wasa.a -. az 81
", 49, $500"
"a i,simo,t AZ.
= ~. Ito n.ino,t So srLr
n.h, rs,,S
~ ~ csn
,s@p..a ~
- 1890 vts-,s s.,o
- xH TI'sc'sI"
-, ~ 800, I'm
~ ~. rimor $50
81 ~shcsar, 10 49,
81 sas,s cS.r.o,.
n.s
49,
% w. az ~
~, W., a. .
80 sa..,th a.
q, 49, a.
- ns.,.. s,..hi nm n %. auh.o
,s, cIsiss,ns soe' s;Sc
.ss, knie.. az ID. Isbso
Al sor,h Csr.on' ,1r
-. yrsil. va. ssUe &c
.c SIa-.a ~ rpetS 100
- Ir,i.,s.n, . ~.
10 c-o.m"p.il,sr' ssxe. sc. IKE
80 rr,sp.ei, az, I.
This Mersias.
l,S Ophir. ioay, io4. iO1, io1., i0ssso
~ Ncxlsas. yiS, ~ IA,
n. Gosld 4 Curry. ~. 49,. i9hs
Us Rect q I'elcLsr, 55h, ssS
sn,sr,- IA
10 I:apirc Nil. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
Hale q Nsreross.

The north drift on tho 2iOO.ioot Lowell
Is now in n distance Of $40 foot and Is
still rapidly driven ahead TO connect
with tho Savage on the Same level. The
face OF tho DRIFT Is still In o mixture Of
clay. quartz and porphyry. The west
cross.cut from tho north drift Is in 20
feet, tho face In very favorable ledge
matter. Two cross-cuts. one cast aud
tho other west, aro being run from tho
main south drift. each Of which Is now
In n distance OF 30 feet In clay and por-
phyry, mixed with streaks Of quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

Making steady progress with tho work
Of prospecting tho tunnel level. Mate
rial in face Of main tunnel continues OF
a favorable character. Northeast drift
is in u distance OF 30 feet, and a cross
cut cast Is now being run for tho pur-
pose Of ascertaining tho width Of the
ledge at that point. and prospecting 1t.
A Wine will soon DO started to prospect
below the tunnel Lowell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
AniNHom.

Sinking the shaft is making rapid
progress. A number Of seams OF fine
looking quartz have been encountered
during tho week In tho bottom Of tho
shaft. A survey for the purpose Of APP
plying for n patent shows that tho mine
has no coniliction whatever with tho nd.
Joining minos a. TO title,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
0Iobe lou.oIidnIeL.

Tho i00.foot lovel is still flooded with
water, although II is again being gradu-
ally lowered by the pumps. A drift
north has been started at the 250.foot
level station. on the vein Of quartz en-
countered ut that point while sinking
the shaft. This vein. where It was
struck, was about ~. feot In width. It
is gradually widening o. the drift pro.
crosses, aud now begins 10 look az
though il would yet form a body OF pay
arp-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

The prosecuting drifts to the east
ward, ON the iiG5.foot level. arc show.
ing an Improvement, and great faith is
yet entertained Of finding pay ore on
that Lowell. Great energy Is being used
In tho prosecution Of the work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

poMEsTIo NEWs.

70 ,us so,.D u,I pAnY xrvs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
Yellow Jacket

Tho prosecuting operations on tho
l74O-foot level aro still carried Vlgor.
ously forward without any new or i'm.
portant developments to chronicle. The
water has not yet been drained from tho
l8i0.foot lovol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
Kossath.

Opening the 5Oo-foot station in tho
shaft is making rapid Roadway. Driv.
ing tho prospecting drifts ON the 800
foot levol il also making rapid progress
with somewhat more favorable prospects
of an orc development.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
l~snDscrial.E Empire.

The rock in tho bottom Of tho main
incline continues quito hard, and tho
progress Of sinking somewhat slow.
There IL no material change 10 report
Of any Of tho prospecting drifts OH tho
2OOO-foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
SENATOR.

Tho southeast cross-out still continues
in tho orc vein, not having yet reached
tho hanging wall. This cross-cut has
DEVELOPED II feet Of lodge which APP
pears ut this point TO 10 considerably
disturbed or broken up. Az oon a. the
hanging wall Of the ledge Is reached II
IL the intention to start drifts both north
and south directly along tho ledge,
when ONO coed orc Developments may
10 looked for. The ores already do.
veloped carry q large amount Of baso
metals, which, II Is believed. will soon
give way to ores Of u FREQ character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

Tho shaft Is down Gil feet, the bottom
in ledge matter Of n very favorable char.
actcr. Strong hopes arc entertained OF
tho development Of a good body Of ore.
Tho How OF water docs not In the least
interfere with tho sinking Of the shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
Phil. sheridan.

Face Of drift still in hard vein por-
phyry with nm increased amount Of red
dish brown quartz stringcrs with occa-
sional streaks Of black clay. A double
force Of mon is now being worked. in
ducing better progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
WooiSills.

All work in tho old mine Is stopped
for tho present, and all tho force that
can DO worked to advantage Is now being
employed In sinking the new SHIFT. The
rock in tho bottom Of tho shaft Is quite
hard, but blasts we'll, admitting Of good
progrcss,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
Caledonia.


Sinking tho new shaft is making
splendid progress. 1t is now down ~
feet. The excavation OF the pits for the
reception Ct the foundations for tho new
machinery is making rapid progress, as
is also the erection Of the double cylin.
der donkey engine, to DO used for
sinking tho shaft until tho erection Of
the other engines are completed. Tho
new side branch Of tho railroad. 10 dc.
liver machinery and supplies at the
mine. is being surveyed and will be
pushed to completion in n very short
timo. This road will also supply the
ovcrman mine. and can with a very lit
tic trouble he extended across Gold Cam
yon to the New York and Lady WASH
ington mines. Sinking the incline ut
the old works il making good progress.
Several car loads OF the new machinery
arrived during the week. and tho re-
mainder is expected daily until the whclo
is on the ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

Worm MAR @tsins ses"P~eS
This recent incorporation or nssocin-
ton Of capitalists and mining men makes
a healthy showing in tho way Of devel-
oping tho valuable mining grounds Of
tho company. Tho shaft being sunk on
the Tiger claim. adjoining tho North
Star, in being sunk in excellent looking
ledge matter. Both these claims are on
tho north end Of the Constock, near the
Scorpion. On the Boston claim lying
wes. Of tho old Ophir works they have
a tunnel in some IS feet, giving q very
6no showing Of quartz which assays high
and yields vol under the stamps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

Tho pits for the reception OF tho
heavy stone foundation OF tho new
hosting machinery aro rapidly APP
preaching completion. The machinery
Ia rapidly arriving on the ground and
will DO placed in position ready for
work as fast as II Is possible for IL to DO
done.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

The new pumping engine has been
started up and works with the utmost
perfection. The work Of putting In the
pump rods AMI connecting tho AIN
with pump bob, is making steady prog
rcss. Nothing now To report OF the
prospecting operations on tho 100 and
S50.foot lovels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
silver Hill.

Tho erection Of tho now pumping ma
chincry is making as rapid progress ~
il possible. considering the nature Of
tho work. Il is confidently eIpoctsd
that everything will b. n, readiness =
start up by the LIST Of III.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

Daily yield. 40 tons OF ore, tho assay
valuo Of which ia $50 per ton. This ore
is taken from ore slopes and breasts in
tho old upper workings Of the mine.
Sinking the main incline has been dis
continued for a few days to give an OPP
portunity for finishing some necessary
dead work In the shaft above. The
main south drift on the ll50.foot level
il still driven vigorously ahead with no
change Of interest to report. The same
may DO said Of the south drift on tho
lajO.foot level. The grading for tho
side railroad track to the site OF the
new shaft Is nearly completed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
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Driving tho east and wost c~ress-cuts
from the main moth tanns, i nakinQ
the usual good hsa1yus ths faoe q
- IN essIh>t ssssyf hons eiee
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

The cross-cut at the lower level 10
running In tough working vein material.
and Is expected o o to roach the main
orc body Of the ledge itself, the same rs
was developed In the level above.