Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-27
Oversnan.


The extraction Of tho wnier from The
shaft Il making steady hsadvay. The
putting In Of the pump bob and water
tanks at the 900-foot station Is nearly
completed.
Yellow Jacket
C~ross-cutting and prospecting on tho
l700 foot lsvel has developed nothing
new during tho week. Prospecting on
the l840-lsvel Is again progressing fav-
orably.
Mexican.
Sinking The Wine In the north drift
on the ll65.foot level IL making fair
progress, with some very favorable In
dications Of yet finding q paying body Of
ore.
Rock Island.
Sinking tho main shaft Is making tho
usual good progress. Driving tho main
west prospecting drift on the 45O.foot
level Is also making excellent progress.
Very good progress Is made sinking
the main shait deeper, and at tho 2ao-
foot level the drift IL going ahead, open
ing up still moro Of the ore body.
Lady Washington.
The foundations and mason work for
the new machinery are completed, and
the machinery will DO put in working
position A. fast as possible.
View York Consolidated.
The grading and mason work OF the
foundations for the powerful new ma.
chinory Is being theoretically pushed
forward TO completion.
Troy consolidated.
Getting along finely sinking tho shaft,
the material at the bottom working 10
vorably.
PIetou.
Nothing now TO report. Tho tunnel
II being driven ahead. with good work.
Ing material in tho face.
AUUUuEHIH
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Moore and Morgan.
Some excellent assays have boon oh.
,.;noa dpr;po Tho vook. from surfaco oro.
No nav doyelopments.
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bottom OF snai' IN oa'y w'iA'"s '''s'
matter, allowing OF excellent progress
being made.
wssdviite CsseIidstcd.
Thu shaft IA down 800 feet, tho bot
,,or,5
'om 'n soou wo'HHs s'os
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IL fLowks QUEEN. rio''''o,
CLARK. assisted by a host OF friends VIII
present the beautiful spectacular can-
t.,a NJ Tho "Plovor Queen" at Pipor's
@. L.. y,.,;.;. ,L;s aud ,o.mo,.
= -.,.,;,o, Svso, music. coruoous
sosuery. rich costumes and odorous
flowers will each contribute their quota
Of delight 10. mo enler,anmShs sT ~ n 'nS
a 'I"a. wh.,.ysr ,ba, NAV be. In The
surcst source Of happiness; can DO
learned from tho songs, choruscs, etc..
that will form tho tirst part Of the evsn-
inQ's entertainment. For the frst time in
a number Of years, Professor Clark
will assist In tho vocal exercises. Tho
Professor hal at one time the most
magnificent voice OF any gentleman on
The coast. Six years ago he had a severe
attack Of lung foyer, from the effects Of
which. no has not yet thoroughly 70.
covered: but his voice 10 still rich
enough 70 set several ordinary singers
up In business. Many Of tho Indies
Who arc TO assist, arc queens Of song.
All who arc fortunate enough to gnin
s~dmittancs, can rely On n Of the rarest
musical treats they havc been privileged
70 listen to for many n day. Go carly
and secure seats.
....,,x povorc,Js George
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Desnon' W. DN.h' a.
and Edward ID. brady iaahs' ra'no'''
-" ma,
neoaon ~ ..awo,
som v;ii ns,t SUNDAY. begin a mission
in both Gold Hill and Virginia. Rev.
George Deshon Is q graduate OF Mes'
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