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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

CLEvELLSp's LIcx.-Ciovsland IL 10
have q City Hall. and It will be the
finest structure Of its kind In tho United
States, outsids Of New York, and In
point Of architectural beauty will excel
even that. The most strange feature ID
that the city did not build II. The prop
erty IL worth upward Of $1,000, 900, and
the block-a large stone front, elegant
strueture-was built by Leonard Case, q
very wealthy and equally eccentric cit
iren. Tho lease Of the building for
twenty-five years was signed recently by
the Mayor and by Mr.. Case. possession
10 10 taken March LIST. Tho terms Of
the lease are 10 liberal that II will DO
virtually q gift TO the city. aud ono from
which q handsome revenue will DO do
rived. The city papers will say nothing
about This until after the LIST tMonday).
when the Council will ntify the lease.
n Mr.. Case In 10 singular that II mo-
toriety Ia given TO tho project he would
he likely to withdraw his proposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
FROM o ANGELES.
Raiiread Msesinx-Prespscts OF tho
Les AsEeiss and Independence
Railroad.

Los AxorLrs. March About forty
leading citizens met in tho Office Of the
Los Angeles and Independence Railroad
Last evening, for the purpose OF con-
sidehng ways and means for increasing
the subscription TO the stock Of the
road 10 $685. 900. $500 0 being al.
ready subscribed. including $4,000
from Inyo Co. j. U. Crawford. Chief
Engineer. made q verbal report, stating
that he had been authorized to proceed
with the tunnel In Cajon Pass, and that
at an expense Of $4,000 per month.
he would complete the tunnel In about
ten months. He had contracted to have
the wharf at Turon completed by tho
end Of May, and was now %sIcavating ap-
proachss 70 the tunnel and employing
200 men. Several present offered to
double their subscription. During tho
evening S3l, 900 was subscribed. and n
committee appointed to nva the city.
Il Is expected tho full amount. s3OO. 900.
will DO raised before April.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

To rHu PsorLE oy ooLD liiLI, snvsR cIrr
Anp DArrox:-Evsy mas. woman and child
in any Of the absvs named places shesh know
Of once, that Q great want his seen supplied by
the opening OF BERLiNER's vARIErr hroRS.
Main street. Gold Hin, opposite the yellow
Jacket once. Tiers every one who wants
them, and has the money 70 pay Tor them, can
buy al the lowest possible each rates, the nnsst
possible assortment Of psrfumery, fancy soaps,
Say run, feather busters. y%iolins, suitsrs. ban.
lee; q null stock Of the beet Italian stringst
jewelry, watches. optical Instruments. ladies'
trimmings. work.boIss. musical and plain pho.
togrsph albums, Yankee notions. cutlery. worst.
ed, woslsn and knitted goods. Alse Q large -:
sentiment Of natural human half. All kinds Of
willow ware, faley bird cages, satehels, braek.
cts and wallpoeksts. Alao . Splendid assort.
nent Of everything needfal In the stationsry
line. Sehooi beoks. lamps. chandeliers, gissss,
chlmneyp and juvenile bsoks. Asplsndid A.
sortment OF every variety OF fancy teys,
wagons, bedsteads and fahey va~lsntines. A
magnificent stock OF chromos and ether pie.
tures. Also. particular attention. paid 70 m.
ming pictures TO order. New goods, all Of the
hast possible description. Dent fpryst the
plaee-Mala street, Gold Hill, oppositS The Tel
Inv Jacket once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
FROM SALT LAKE.
y. q. District Csuri In Session
Chisfyusttee MeKssu.

slrr LAKE.. March 4.-The March
term Of tho q. s. District Court opened
to-day. Chief Justice Mexican In his
charge reiterated the points delivered in
October. touching polysamy. blood
stonsmsnt and Official corruption by
Mormon City and Territorial incumb-
snts. Cannon's . 8 viii Be tried this
term. Gov. AItsll. II Is reported. says
he has forfeited the respect Of tho Pres.
idsnt. His removal Is oIpected. lie
rspudissss the Republican party and de-
nouness Grants administration Is vonal
and corrupt.
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p,,,v.. orrn, Hor.r.-Tho highly
l. .,,;,,.d "Iove., Sac
emono"u P..' :.
Tiaes or the Rival M~s'enah''
produced ut the Opera house 10 very
largo anil nppreciative audience last
-, Nj. R,,ers' rendition of the
nss..,s, ~ MARGARET Elmore was mag
.is.sr,iv Grand and called forth FRO
ancnt and hearty plaudi,s from m al.
Mining audience. MaIsa,e.s ~
~'sa snx sacriico for his happiness.
xero depicted with such life.like iidel-
ity and earnestness, ns fairly. to
move her auditory TO tears. AT times
the distinguished actress indnlged IN the
most sublime flights OF oratory while
portraying the various emotions which
NAV lc supposed to actuats a woman's
heart. Mr.. Thorn gave n very feeling
and clever rendition Of the character OF
Mathew Elmorc. Mr. Billings shower
up l'ani Laioht IN ~ 'ns ''' ~
ioInai'y " ms anIi,ors \ feeling Of nm.
%m;,;cr,s.i hatred for tho cold hearted
william. The balance Of the performers
.s general thing. acquitted themselves
x.il Tonight will be given the beauti-
mi spectacular play Of ''Galatea," dur
ing the enaetm.h. OF sn,; agoc, ~
nuse ..rSai.;ns .%iatne." The perform
.ns Iii .oncIpJe with the comedy en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04


TnE sorREi LAST NIoHr.-The soires
given by the Entire Nous club Of Viz.
ginia, in National Guard Hall, last
night. was . decided success. The fair.
est ladies Of Virginia were In attendance
and were dressed eIquiitsly. The MEM
bors Of the club may well DO pleased
with their first full-drsss soirse.
EscAxrxrxr I. o. o. F.-Silvsr State
Encampmsnt No. Z. !. o. o. r. will
hold M important meeting at their ball
In Virginia, tomorrow friday evening
at s o'clock. A full and prompt atten.
dance OF members Is requested.
HrxrsElL.-Ida Knapp. formerly q
resident OF Virginia City. was married
last evening 10 q Mr.. Smith Of Ban
Francisco. Tho wedding ceremonies
were held at tho residence OF her parents
on O'Farroll street.
PAr.DAY.-The Yellow Jacket Mining
Company paid of their employee to-day
disbursing for labor $lS.630. To-mor.
row will be payday at tho Bsleher. dis
bursoment $G4. 4S0.
ASSESSMENT. An assessment Of 2d
conts per share has just been levied BY
the Pictou Mining Company. Bee Of
fcial NOTICE In our advertising columns
to-day.
FoR Coughs and Throat Disorders.
use browns Bronchial Trochss," hav.
ing proved their efficiency BY . test Of
many years.
COMMISSIONED Tho commission Of
J. b. Mashall as Postmaster Of Gold
Hill, arrived this morning.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO


BAN FRAxcrsoo. March 4-i:3or ?. ~
Mrs. Hannah smyth. the woman who
shot Gen. n. @. Cobb in the back. on
Washington street. somo weeks ngo,
who was indicted for assault with intent
to murder. by the last Grand Jury. was
yesterday admitted to bail by tho munic-
ipal Judge, In tho sum Of $1,000. Her
trial Is sot for Monday next.
The Pacific Mail steamer Alaska,
which was to have sailed for China on
Monday, but was detained by an acct
dent To hor machinery. sho sailed at
noon to-day. A supplementary mail
for Japan and China will DO dispatched
by her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

Ben. TuRsKn, Of Nowburg. Ind, ran
away with another mans wife and chill
Jrcn; and next day he visited the dis
consulate ex.husband and remarked:
"Scc here! I want you 10 come right
over TO my house and take them DIN
brats OF yours away. Idon't want en-
around me. Your old woman has nov
got a good home with mo, and ! don't
want TO SEQ you loanng around there 81.
tor you get them childrene" We have
the authority OF tho II. Louis RGse.
Ion that the demand VA honored; but
It's a pretty big story.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

they WILL Do iri-Psopls who like U
trade 70 tho best Advantage In buying thsii
family erocenss, provisions and ell that sort Of
Thing, Insist on trading Of Risoa's, Odd rsliovs'
Building, MAIN street. 0old Hill. Thers tAsy
can fnd Just what they want Intending the
choicest Of can and case goods, nesh grouse
fresh vegetables and fruiu. choice liquors Of al
kinds, Z rplendid assortment Of china and glass
wares, eroekery. ETC.. etc.. and everything o
the most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
free, Risou 10 Q good man 70 Trade with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
WESTERN DISPATCHES
.,.aAl 70 m, y .r.. DAILY ..v.
FROM CARSON T
LEoIsLATIvE PRocEEDINGs.
Lsst-DiiIs Apprsved-Mixed We.
ung-fhs Apprepsiasien Biii-
Exciting Bcsnss In ths Assembly.
CAlsox, March 4. 1875.
aRNlrn.


| SENATE.
The motion 10 reconsider tho vote on
the bill providing for the publication Of
laws In the Enterprise. was lost.
The Governor approved the bills to
provide for the payment Of the floating
debt Of Lincoln county. and 10 provide
for the monthly payment CT salaries Of
Supreme Judges.
In the 6ght In the Senate IN tho APP
preparation bill last night, Thompson
stood In with the Democrats. not having
gone into the Republican caucus. wss-
coat, Democrat. from Lincon, was tels-
graphed from Virginia by the Demo-
Gratis. 10 come down and vote with the
Republicans. Had no voted with the
Democrats, they could have prevented
Q suspension Of the rules and perhaps,
prccipitated IN eItra session. y
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly took up tho substitute
appropriation bill and on motion for
suspension Of the rules, and animated
debate snsusd. Beck moved to lay the
motion ON the table, but was Lost by o
vote OF 10 to 80.
Beck charged that tho appropriation
for tho Reno State Prison was stricken
out because the Republicans didn't want
Democrats to handle the money.
Wren said that II the minority forced
an extra session the majority would pass
such an appropriation bill rs II pleased,
aud lot the Acting Governor veto II II
be dared. He moved that the House 60
into Committee Of tho Whole ON the
bill. maintaining that US this was o sub.
stituts bill. no suspension Of the rules
was necessary.
The Speaker ruled that no suspension
Of the rules was necessary.
Hogan got excited, and ON being
threatened with arrest, dared the Speak.
or 10 make tho arrest.
The Speaker ordered the SsrgeanLat-
Arms TO arrest Hogan, and when the
Sergeant proceeded to carry out the or
der Hogan demanded his authority.
Confusion snsusd, when Wren moved
the previous question. Before tho ques-
ton could DO put q dozen motions were
made 10 adjourn. ind at 1885 a recess
was had till 2 o'clock.
DisGraeennl scenes In the Assembly.
Passage efthe AprePriatien NIL.
CAnsoS, March 4-3:l5 r. M.-A dis
graceful scene Is In progress In tho
House. Tho previous question was
called on tho final passage Of tho APP
preparation Bill. when Beck jumped on
o chair and protested. Several Dem.
ocrats jumped to their feet. all talking
at once. and such was the screaming and
bowling that II was impossible To nnder-
stand what was said. Tho evident In
tention OF the minority is to talk against
time. aud keep up 80 much noise Ms to
render Il impossible for tho roll TO 10
called.
Carson, March $50 p. x.--Ths
roll was called amidst the widest con.
fusion, and tho bill declared passed..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

BIZ wns IN TINE -cop'unp'ion 10 . d.
.ease that the victims seldom believe In until
Il 10 too ists. Il 10 one Of the sursst syup-
maj the cough .amsults u notIine"-that
dulity. stop he cough bsfsrs Il rsschesa
fatal point, with that nost wonderiui OF oil
pulmenics, Haic's Honey OF Hsarhound and
Tar. Even when half the lungs arc gone u
may save the other hhf aad prolouE life.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure IN one minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
Is.r.,scr-rhs New York Life Insunncs

ISsusAxcH.-rhs New York Life insurtnes
compapy-one OF the Oldest and moot reliable
Inst opsnsd an once In Marc Buildlng. VII.
rinis city, Nevads. THIS e 10 be their, prin.
cipsi General Agency Oncc Of the Pacife
Coat, W. ii. Crane General Agent A Policy
10 this company (as al men must de. Night
lees famiiy. and we think Il the duty Of all men
10 insure against either . poverty stricken Old
age. or the Oscillation Of dependents In case Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
RuysrAm.


The face Of the south driit n ths
third station level 10 sdIi In red quarts
OF Q promising charactsr. The main
north drift on this level shows no new
or encouraging feature. The face oil
the northwest drift Il In Q mixture Of
clay. quarts apd porphyry.
wssdviiis.
The mine 10 looking we'll throughout,
The ore body In tho north dhft on the
300-foot lsvol continues 10 improve In
quality almost daily. Sinking the now
shaft L making good progress.
Lsviashas.
The new hosting works machinery
has been started up and 10 getting into
full operation to-day. Sinking the shaft
deeper will b resumed forthwith.
The main west drift Is stnl following
the vein OF quartz recently struck. but
has not as yet developed any paying
body Of ore.
Duecsr.
Driving the west and south drifts on
the 550-foot level IL still vigorously pros
ocutsd, without change Of interest.
New York Consolidated.
Excellent progress IL made with sink.
ing tho ishaft, very favorable material
being met with at present.
Nevada.
Lower tunnel making excellent prog
rsss ahead, In vein matter, with stresks
Of ore giving low assays.
Lady washinEtsn.
Main SHIFT about 400 feet doep, and
deeper sinking goes ahead OF . very
satisfactory rate.
South drift showing improvement In
Its face, giving very good assays.
Pietou.
The now air pipes are nearly In, and
drifting ahead will shortly be resumed.
Pioneer Consolidated.
Excellent work IL being done sinking
tho new thres-compartment shaft.
Jaeeb Little Consolidated.
The excellent ore Indications continue
and work goes ahead theoretically.
East Bsiehsr.
Preparations for timbshng aud sink.
ing deeper going ahead.
0snessss No. ..
Bottom Of shaft in quartz and por-
phyry.
Dardaaellss-
Still In porphyry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
FROM vAcAVILLE.
RaiirssA Exsessie..

vlcAvrrLz, March I.-Gradins wa
commenced to-day on tho extension OF
the vseaville Railroad from hero to
wintsrs, on Putah Creek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

Jusr READ Hs.-aeyman Brothsu bsvs just
opened . new furniture store on the corner Of
necessary for fumishing houses. CHEAPER than
any houss this side Of San francisco. They
keep constantly on hand . lsrgs stock Of farni:
turs. bedding, carpets. erceksy. Ktsss enA
plated ware. Give them q cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

nslLrH. the poor mans iehss. Ne reh
mans bliss. 10 fsssd Ia Aysr's Medicines. amer
q fuitlsss seareh among other remedies. a
word 20 The wise 10 sufieisnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

InroErAxr.-Indorpsd BY the Medical pro
cures Coughs, Colds and Oonsunptiea. and al
diseases OF the Threat and hsst. Dr.. Tswns-
legs Toothachs Anodyns eurss In enc min
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
smoorIyo scRArE IN VIRGINIA
LAtsls NANCY Badly wsandsa -
Bail Langtn. the Hod-earrfer-
Particular OF the Occurrence.

Al about hAlf.pas: nine O'Clock. this
uo-,,,, co.,.,;n. N,.sw.o,.v h.,,sr
lr,w,.. G,,,. u,,.v VIM. hot vhilo
.,..,;.. l., e., =, u.,,;s R,o,hors.
cs,,- &C. on q s,,es,. n..r Union. in
VIRGINIA
r,m..,,x
'-l ~ -.
Aoou' 'oa' o
three young gamblers, Marcy, Butch and
Smokey. all boys between II and 20
xo,r, =, 40. ,.m. ,oce,hs, In tina Delta
:, ,.,r
saioon' onoruy ai'ef' P"'!
or i've men entered n stcpped up 10
the bar TO take q drink. when n Oh
them said he would bet $50 hal Kettle
Belly Brown would be reelected Chief
Engineer to-day. He then pulled out
his purse TO count the money, when
Butch cried out that he had only $l7 %.
Clark. the man counting. called out,
os me a,onS, you yoa"s Win his
a general wraugle ensued; but the par
,ies were eventually separated by friends
and Butch, Smokey and Maaey went on,
il is said.
To Heel, Themselves.
Tn sb.s, N, ,uon,v u;nu,o. Na,ev
anu smokey re'nrhed 70 mo saoon'
They then stepped up to the bar, 1 n
eomnan with the pnrty of men who
had remained there. and together all
hand, tool n drink. About half tn
bonr ,fterwari Nasey and Snorkey got
ont In The street and commenced n
other quarrel with a stranger by the
name II Lancip. n hod.carrisr. II is
aid that Ma.ey struck him, assisted by
Snorkey. and that Lanrin returned the
compliment and started To run. Maxey
picked up a stone and followed closely
after him. when Langin turned and
struck him on tho ear. Dy this time
officer Center arrived ON the scene and
took all three TO the City Jail.
....,.-
Ar,,;,;,, n, ,ho ;a;I n cb,r,o ~ lila.
,,.,in. ,he n.... 90. .,,.,sd ,,,;n.,
- r.-...,,. 900 III o..
himseIf anil ST. for Snorkey. Lanpin
was released ON his own rscovnisance to
onnoar a,,ipst the other twost 2 O'Clock
,aIJ,y
ina two boys mil I.,nrin then came
nm ,o,yn and Shortly afterward the latter
me, NJ In fron, of Unrri.' cipar
store ami when within two or three feet
~ him Jr.r his risioI and fired. The
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

All Aie.E the Line-rhs Comstsek-
The Bsnausa and Prsspsets Tor
Other Benansas-Pressnt Dsvet-
spmsns and Future Oatiosk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
Beloher.

Tho ore breasts are yielding tho usual
amount Of milling orc. There Ia little
or no change In any Of tho ore produc-
ing sections during the past wosk. Sink
ing the three prospecting WINES below
tho l4OO-foot level, still goes vigorously
on. tho bottom Of each still In orc. Sink.
ing the air shaft below the 850-foot level
Is making good Roadway. Nothing now
10 report Of tho north drift or tho east
cross-cut on tho l500-foot level.
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DIVIDENDS

Consolidated virgtnia-$s per share.
s..rrrailng tnt,co; declared Feb. y;
tayablc Feb. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
srOCK RErOaT.
~lxrrosr.D DAILY nj n T. HEATING = co.
IIAss Evening.

hsss Evenioxs
l5 Meadow Valley. ek.ek
$40 Raymond KY, ii. u. ~. az
-, Eareka Con, ish, i3A, icl, Is
rs rioehe, ~
i4o " a.hington a Creole. sc
s7s Belmont. sk. Z bs, TX, . bio
IL Newark, SC. sc
20 Monitor bsinoatl
ITO Rye Patch. ~, ~, ~, 3S 80
- Ef perade seuth,i
leo wsofoot. b.
800 Mansfield. ft.s
80 Golden Chariot s
SIS Mahogany. 10. ION. lok
SIS south Chariot.
2o War EAaie.
100 Empire utaho),3
GO PesrmAa. .. ~.
"a silver Mn. sS,6x
10 Eclipse. 81
- DAdion. 5t
2sD New York Con. 4. az, AZ
10 Occidental. ~, t.<S
30 senator. Ttc, size, gce,i
20 Phil. sheridan, -
10 American Flat, ~
900 r,l.r. eike
y55 wocdyills. 4. AZ, y.
40 Mat. toc. e7ke
~ Lsdy Washington
20 ko--uth. "a
$50 original Cold mn. ~
CO Andcs. ~. -. ~. ~ bio
500 Wells fATgs, aIke, &c
20 Leyisthan, ~
80 Niagara. rs. s.ke
2oO Original flowery, az
90 Cosmopolitan, IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

Tho south drift. from the double In.
cline winze on the l7Oo-foot level. 10
still pushed ahead following tho east
clay wall Of the ledge. The face Of the
drift IL In psrphyry that admits Of but
very slow progress. whsrevsr the east
clay wall has been cut 1t looks very 10
vorable for future orc developments.
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Niagara.

Tho main incline 10 down 100 feet in
depth, aud Is well timborsd throughout.
It il being sunk directly on the ore body
which Is looking finely. and promises a
good development for the future. The
new hoistipg machinery Ia expected to
arrive daily, and ~ soon a II Ia In po-
sition for use much better progress will
be made with the sinking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

Tho main north tunnel has bean Ok.
tended 4 distance Of 140 fest along the
ledge. the face In quarts and low grade
orc.
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Kulekesbo~ksr.

The west cross-cuts, on both tho GOO
and 7O0.foot lovels. have struck the east
clay wall Of tho lodge, 80 that IL cannot
now he long before tho orc vein will be
reached on those levels. Tho now pump
ing machinery has arrived at the mine.
anil is being placed in position. ready
for future use as fast IA the nature OF
the work will permit. Az soon rs the
new pump is ready for use cross-cutting
the ledge will be pushed ahead with all
tho vigor possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

The 22OO.foot station is completed.
ready 10 start q drift for the ledge. Tho
north drift from the south Wine 70 con.
meet with the 22O0-foot station ID making
good progress. Nothing new 70 report
Of the north drift on the 200C.foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
Senator

Both main drifts, north and south,
Z making excellent. progress, follow.
ing the regular vein material. The
south drift which gives the most favor
able assays. Ii now in IS feet, and being
In the most favorable Hooking formation
OF tho eastern Comstock, bids fair from
the present showing to soon run Into
good paying ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
U.is. Csassiidassa.

Slll prosecuting TO the eastward.
with favorable indications Of . better
ledge formation and future ore develop
ments.
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Rock Island.

Sinking tho shaft and preparing to
soon open up another Lowell 10 making
excellent progress. Nothing new 10 rs-
port Of the prospecting operations At the
tnt station level,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

The north drift on the i4e5-ioo. level
Of the Ophir il showing q steady i'm
provement - the work advances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

Sinking the main incline Is making
the usual good progress, tho rock in the
bottom working quito soft. The maia
south drift ct the 1l00-foot station Is
sill driven ahead the face in porphyry.
The south drift ut the l250-foot station
is also making good progrsss. the face
also In hard porphyry. Nothing new
to report Of any other portion Of the
mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

Driving the main west tunnel Is max
ing tho usual good Roadway. tho face
still in hard blasting rock. The dow OF
wnter from the face IL not sufficient TO
At all impede the progress Of the work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
II%snperial.E Empire.

Sinking the main incline below the
2OOO-foot level IL making good Roadway.
Driving tho main south drift on tho
1000 foot level is also making good pro-
gress. The cross-cut east from this
drift has shown no change Of value dur.
ing the week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04

Tho shaft is down As feet In very "a
vorablo ground for sinking. One half
Of tho shaft still continues In very on.
cournging vein material. Everything In
and about the mine 10 in hns working
condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
RsJoieing In Arksnsss over
RelaPd ReHnlullnn.

LITTLE Rock. March i.--Thsro IL gen.
era. rejoicing hero and elsewhere
throughout the State, over the action Of
Congress in adopting tho Pollard rssolu.
ton. Joint resolutions passed both
Houses Of the Legislature, yesterday.
thanking members Of Congress who
voted for the resolution. and pledging
the State Government 10 see equal aud
exact Justice done TO al men.