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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14
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South ore body showing better and
better rs further developed. A blower
has been procured to send dir into the
north DRIFT, and work at that point will
BE- resumed next week.
siivrr s'catrHI Consolidated.
Main DRIFT west ut tho I75-foot level
Is In 90 feet. Ground softer anL work.
ing to better advantage. Face Of dift
shows strong indications VI close prox.
unity TO the ledge.
West BsIcher.
Face Of tunnel In tough clay. with
very favorable looking stringers OF
quartz. During the past week the tun-
mel has been advanced IL feet. Expect
to strike the ore vein soon.
MIns.
TIE shaft Is down S65 feet. the bot.
tom in good sinking ground Of a lively.
favorable character. Everything work.
Ing well. aud good progress is being
made.
North Consolidated vIrximia.
Sinking tho shaft Is making stoaiy
and favorable progress. the bottom In
soft ledge material. Everything work.
Ing finely.
Kniekerbsrkcr.
Still removing tho foundations Of the
pumping machinery as rapidly on posi-.
bio. Nothing doing In tho mine at
present.
Cesnsepolitan.
Splendid ore Is being taken from the
face Of the main tunnel, and the pros.
pecting at other points is going ahead
lively.
Levinthan.
Very nne stringers and feeders Of
quartz, giving good assays, continue TO
be met with In the drift at the 420.foot
level.
0Isbe Consolidated.
Prospecting the ledge on the adit tun-
mel level Is progressing as usual, with
no changes Of Importance to record.
Nevada.
The ore body in the cross.eut IL look.
ing finely. and shows improvement as
the drift advances.
south Ceustock.
Face OF cross-cut In soft and very 70.
vein material. but not yet In the
west ore vein.
Pietou.
Tunnel driving ahead. with no change
Of particular interest TO relate.
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" FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"

IA. ~, a.,
pee deuteronomy, Th;zo; Inc oiood
oeing source rom wnicn 'ne systeln
Is ouiit up. ana from wnicn wo DERIVE
mental as weii M physieai eapa9iii'
nes. now Important tnat ~ SnoaId DO
KEPT pure. ~ u contain we, 'ss'eIing
poisohs, MI Srsanic iuncnons become
e~nIoooieu. 1e.uns uPon impo,nh' Or
gans, IN ~ iungs, h.eI anu n,uhcys.
,ns enec' ~ mos. ulsas'Ious. - "
Deno'sa ~ "oy
Iecuy neai1ny coha,"on' shu nlols ss'
psciaIy a9es . appiy y. ! painsnia
season VI .ns yvaI nm =. - o.ne..
ne ma'e. VIVA. 'ne e.Siuns canso 10y
DC, inc reai ., t,aIgo P,gpo'I nl
U a IT, Lu : ~, n. 49,
Msdic.I ,scovs IN ,ho cot.lscus ~
quack patent nostrums, by recommend.
inQ Il 70 cure every disease, nor docs he
30 recommend Il; on the contrary, there
are hundreds Of diseases that ho ack.
nowledRes Il will not cure; but what he
does claim IL this, that there Ia but ono
form OF blood disease that Il will not
cure, and that disease In cancer. He
does not recommend his Discovery for
that disease, yet no knows Il TO DO the
most searching blood.cleanser yet dis.
covered, and that Il will iree the blood
and system Of ali other blood polsons.
be they animal, vegetable or mineral.
The Golden Medical Discovery Is war.
rnnted by him TO euro the worst forms
of skin diseases. NJ nil forms OF blotches,
pimples and eruptious: also. all plandu.
lar svsliinos. and ths worst form OF
rcroiuIons and liberated sores Of the
nseI' isos. or other narts. and all scrof.
uiou. disrases Of the bon1s. A. vLitc
svnllipc,. fever sores. hin. Joint and
snirsI -di,esses-alI Of which belong 10
.crofnions dissases.
..ss~,..~n~u,r-,o,v- ,,.,,.v cr,x,
Dr. Pkrcs, 8,!DdIo. y. dear BIT
My vile nrst became lame nine years
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A~-E~~MENT~

ttssasa Capital Al rsr share . levi Il Oct
s,h dsltnlssnt AoNsnal-r iUth /; sale day
n-c,mtcr 10th.
paiem S'easeii.tste ell ~ cent. per share
Io,iea Octoi.s nth deiingncnt November
iath sale day Dscsmbes 9Th.
Re~i island > eeGts pr sh>re levied
Uctol-r ith delinqaeat So,ember 10th
sale day. p~crnntcr ~.
North Goa. virginia ecnts i.sioi
o,s,o-r sth 1.nhlasht No'einosf i''h
lt~.i,in.or~ soa.siiaasea-si pcr share
levied Oc.ossr 7ts delinquent Novembsr
10th sale day NosehIsr 18th.
kes-ath-7s esnts pr share; i.yi..l October
Z: d.litluent NoNcinber, y. sale day scvrin-
Sasnsc Isr sharr; leyiei oeio,cr sth (;
d'linlnsni N"'rii'sr 10Th sale dsy' NJ
misrS th.
Ba1ttr Consolidated 10 cents per share;
levied osi"her ?th; dciinausnt No's"'o"f
lj'h' sale day NOVEMBER s"'h'
slers nevada 81 Isr shsre: sviod Octo-
Soy.@bsr 8.
NnSs~y Consolidated 80 cents pr share:
Lyisl S.pt.mbgr ~. acliuau nj Oetober
n, sale day November IS.
Yeltow Jackets per share: levied sept.
-; dsIinaucnt Oct. ~; sale day. Nov. ~.
silver lliii-fi pei shan /: levied Ostoi-r d:
delinquent November q. sale lag NOVEMBER
-
,c.,.-... 10 cents per -hsrc: levied Sept.
m. drIinaarnt Ort, n; -alc day, Nov. ~.
-. 80. =, ...,.. ,.xt,.i s.,t ic.
L"linop.ut ort. IL; sale DAY. Nov. 10.
- s.,,.n,,.,
s"ues 1osnI- .a., -. ~, M.
.,mhrr X
.,.. ,.,,.,,
WHY w ~ " ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14

PIrkR's OrsRA HorsE.- Boucicault's
highly sensational play Of ''Long Strike"
was presented to a delighted audience at
the Opera House. in Virginia, last Q
ing. John Jack. as Moncypenny. q
would.be hard-hearted lawyer. acted the
part Of that impulsivc individual to the
unqualified and enthusiastic delight oil
every person present. He was ably
sustained by Miss Annie Ermin. M
Jane Learoyd. The only expression OF
opinion during the progress OF The play
a. well rs at its conclusion. was the
utmost satisfaction. A. d. billings and
Willie Sims acted beyond their usual
degree Of universally conceded excel
lencc, and wero greeted with round
after round Of applause. The play
wsuld without doubt draw q crowded
house should tho managers conclude to
repeat II before the conclusion OF the
engagement Of the present stars. This
evening, ''Piide; or. tho Wolf md the
Bricand." Tomorrow evening. benefit
Of John Jack and Miss Annie firmin, at
which time ''Falstaff." with Mr. Jack
in the title character. will DO presented;
the entertainment to conclude with the
side-splitting farce OF "Po-ca-hon.tas.
NExrs RkrAiIiS0.-As a heavily Load
ell quartz team was passing over the
cistcrn on b street. Virginia, near Suit
ton avenue, yesterday, n Of tho wheels
Of the wagon broke through. making q
hole about eighteen inches square. This
is pretty conclusive evidence that the
cover Of the ~cistern, which has not been
renewed for about eight years, needs
looking after. BY the way, the Board
Of Aldermen ought to frame an ordi-
nance prohibiting teams from passing
along Il street, between Union and SUIT
ton avenue. during the time the new
Masonic Hall is In process OF construc-
lion, a. the entiro street IL needed for
the lumber. bricks and other materials
used in building the hall. Az things
are now arranged q good deal Of VAL
liable material u damaged by prssing
vehicles, the room that can be spared
for them being 10 little that they are
forced 10 run over lumber. bricks, etc.
Ran OyER.-A boy about fourteen
years OF age. named John Harrington.
whose parents live near tho Bullion
mine. ON the Divide, was ran over by n
buggy team on South q street, Virginia,
near Wells. Fargo's, at abont > r. y.
Yesterday, and very severely injured.
lie received tive ug~ly-looking cuts. about
three inches long. ON tho head. one OF
which severed an artery. causing a great
loss Of blood. DIR. II. X. Fowler dressed
bis wounds. We wero unable to learn
the name Of the party driving the buggy
team.
Two FAsr RuxsrKs MArcnEp.-F. W.
COTE and John W. Cozad, the two
racers who made n stir in Virginia City
n fow weeks ago. have been matched to
run a foot race Of 100 yarls for $4,000
a side, on tho Bay District course, q
Francisco. on Saturday. November 9th.
Vim. Patrick Of Chicago. the gentleman
who has Katy Peasc in charge, puts mp
the money for Goiie.
ALMOST A FIRk.-A kerosene lamp ex-
pioded in tho hall Of tho Ashland House
ON tho Divide at about 10 O'Clock last
night. Tho liquid FIRE made Mighty
lively work for those in the house ut the
time. Il was subduei before doing any
damage. No alarm VI ire was sounded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14

The regular monthly meeting Of tho
Virginia City Board Of Fire Del
egaies was held at the house OF Eagle
Engine Company No. 3. b street, Viz
ginia. last evening. President Mckay
being in the chair. and tho different FIRE
companies tolsrably well represented.
The most important part OF the busi-
hess OF tho evening was the matter Of
A. Aurich. defauliing Treasurer. It ap.
pears from tho report Of the committee
appointed to try and bring Mr.. Aurich
to some settlement. that he was Treas.
urcr Of the Board during last year. and
in such capacity had appropriated
$3.50 10 to his " private uses. Il
further appears that the Board has acted
very lenienily with him. and has for
months accepted in good faith his PROM
iso that he would try and settle tho mat
ter satisfactorily. Tho committee rc-
ported that the nearest he ever came TO
making anything in the shape OF q set
Element WAS. to give tho members OF the
committee u written promise that he
would furnish them n certain number OF
shares Of mining stock. with which
promise, as well as the many others
made to them by him. he had. after q
reasonable delay. failed to comply.
Mr.. Hemin~ay, OF tho aforesaid
committee. further reported that ho had
personally c Mr.. Aurich at about >
+. N. yesterday. and obtained n promise
from him that he would attend the
meeting Of tho Board last evening and
try to make things satisfactory. As tho
time for the opening Of the delibera-
tons 81 the Board approached. without
Mr.. Aurich putting In an appearance.
Mr. Heminway had gone to the business
place and private residence OF the
former in the hope Of finding and in
ducing him to fulfil his promise given
at > O'Clock. He failed. however. to
find him at either place. Mr.. Hemin.
way then requested that the special CON-
mittes appointed TO attend TO the mat
ter, consisting OF himself and Messrs.
lheian anu .o,sen. w
ing toward bringing Mr.. Aurich to n
setleneh'' ih0 i~f"s'' WI" NV
granted.
MI. fheiah' tsp1eseh'A'i.e run
Young America Ensine company No.1,
reported the action takeh IN the ma''er
by his company las, wee. u, '1e les.
ular meeting ne saia ina. u nau osen
a~naninionsly tesoI'eu MAT my ' \.
OF ume W alr. aui'.n' ~
which To make a se'uenent WIN 'ne
Board o. peiega.es, was slmp'y WASTE
OF ehari'y, anu ~ na.' ~i1n vns a.eo;
peer ue'ermineu ,na' 'no W
40. : % ihs'ruescu y % noosa
oe.oie ,ne poais; . I'M. .s,;.n,aI Ip.;n0,
su''on os ,h', W. %a.s'
nr. Ha',.h oa"s..n. ~ IL
lore IN ovnai' VI ms nss
nan ON nus oNh a.s ' ''s
''a,S na M s".;aS ,ha wan, NJ
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This Msraiug.

ieo OpAir. c.. ci.. esss
80 M.xieAn. IN. ~. az. ~
IA Gsnii Carry. I'.. ~. ~. 0s. ~.
tSs Bet \ t.ishsr. snS. 81. shs
.tss Ssvs... ~. NJ. -. -. ~. ~
Ia rhniisr i'trst. ~. ~. -. is&. -
~ lI,ls n Nac~-s Bt. q. "a
2o Ecniuck. ~. ~.
a. Alphs. "
sts uh,sa Gu. ~. -. -.
- -u~s.r.
go N.~ Norl. -. -.
- kmyirs MILE
is5 Fletcher. III. IN
tSi Justice. Sss. -, IN
J55 . siy lirysn. ~
- kei p-..T
30 impsri.i. ioS. i0.. Ia
1Osnh enc.. ~
,ii Sierra Nevada. Is. isS, isS bo
~ Z sliow Jacket. 80. nv
IN Caledonia. ~. liz
30 Ds,tun
io O~ssblsnisi. n. Nv
Ia en-. Virginia. ai. lfk. 3s. 5ib. ~. I'll
iO Ov.unsn. "a. 81 s.
2s5 s,lvrr iihl. ~. T..T
10 Challenge.
., crown FONT AN sss
iO'o California CIV, sis. -. Gan. Gi. ess
les knisk.ibock, q. "a.
$40 Utah, :. ~. ~
IS bullion, iGN ~
N ses. Be'chsr. "a. 60
los Iniis. 4. n.
$50 paitimorc ton. ~
PACIFIC srosk ~rxcnASsx.
$40 ophir. Is. eSN IL, 6iA..5
~, Msx!csn. ssk, -. ..A
40 0ouil \ furry. nv. t9h
Las n II aud isicher. !. II. an. IN III. ID.
pA
80 ssyagc. ~. ~
L. Iholiar. rutas', i,
10 Alpha. liz
~ bclshsr. II
~ Ccn. Virginia. 30
10 o,ermAn. "a. a1s. s.. t2
10 tsiif"r.i., ely III
20 Justice. ~
- utAh. Gx
~ silver uiil.s
=, JaiiA.s
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
TO II ooLD nr1L DAILY s.~..
stocks aud Finance.

SAN Fnlscrsco. October Al p. NJ
Quite an excitement Is noticeable in
stocks to-day on the street. After the
Board everything was higher and sales
active. There Is considerable complaint
by brokers and business mon generally
that tbs banks show o very unaccommo-
dating spirit, granting no f~avors, but
holding Q strictly conservative course.
The Bank OF California Is no exception
to tho general rule. and those who pre-
dictsd q squirt in stocks by virtue Of the
liberal dealing Of that institution with
brokers havo been q good deal disap-
pointed.
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NorwrrnsrASprxo that an honest man
doesn't generally object 10 paying q no.
tel In advance II the hotel 10 q good one,
the following conversation 10 reported 10
have takon place at . Chicago house:
"You will mot object 10 paying before
you 60 TO your room. siri" Certainly
not; make out the bill." t.For how
long. siri" "wsll." says the stranger,
''you may charge me for about ton min.
utes, on the European plan. BY the
end OF that tims I think I shall DO at q
hotel where tho clerks wear smaller dia-
monds and have moro confidence In hu.
man nature"
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A earn.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiseretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss NJ manhood. etc.. ! win send
. rccips that will cure you. free Of charge.
This great remedy WAS discovered by . mis-.
sionary In South America. Send a self-ad-
drc--ed enyelope To the itev. Joseph 7. innAn,
station ID, bible House. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14

TEE delighted youih gnawsth the un.
ripe fruit, with which our Arst mother
tempted our hnt father. until 10 and be-
bold an unpleasant pain ssizsth him Boz
meath the girdls. and causeth him 10
shed tears Of repentance. while DO ours.
eth bis FIRST parents for not dsvouring
the entire lot OF fruit and its seed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14
CHEMICAL srRRsarH.

Save time. health and monoy. Avoid qossks
and buy "Chemicsl Strength" sold by all
druggists. Instructions fun. and q cure guar
anteed ID any case al facilitating dreams (or
seminal weaknessh and az alarming symptoms
eyreppcs or Any canse. CBANH q BRisHAn.
wholesals Agvnis. Nan rnneisca Price ~
pet bottle.
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soAnD OF rIsE DELxoArEs.

Neesi.E sr shs virst.ia Reard-A
Lively Tine-DenuitinE Treas
urer Hauled over the <snis-Ac-
tisn f~r felsny 70 BE NJ Once Ia.
sgltuteL Agninst lalua.
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ugPPRON,s EATING STAND.

Tue best PlzUe TN NIrgihlk 70 gtt HFquhfe
meal II al lleffron's Rating Stand. In tho Pal.
day and night. Private rooms for lAdles. All
the substantial luxuries OF the market to be
found Of iIefron's. lie respectfully invites his
Gold nm friends 20 call and see him. Jy0s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14

iklis0NAL.-Iiunk DOuHclyi Iotculhi
Of the Beleher mine. loft Gold Hill fol
Eureka last evening. whore he goes te
take charge Of the Eureka Consolidated
mine as Superintendent. Mr.. Donnell,
has. during q long residence in Coli
Hill in the capacity Of foreman Of sew.
eral Ct the principal mines. proved
| himself one Of the c~learest- headed min
ing men in the country. At the time
he assumed charge Of the Yellow Jacket
mine, there were many places in 1t so
hot and illy-ventilated that work could
not be prosecuted to any adyant'
age. while ut tho same time tb,
health OF the miners was constantly
suffering in consequence. All this was
brought to q sudden close by Mr.. Don
nelly, and the Yellow Jacket took rnnl
As one OF the best. IL not the very best,
mines to work in on the lead. lie was
respected by, and was q general favoritt
with, the men under his charge. He
assumes his new position with every
advantage, and will without doubt de-
velope in the shortest possible time the
resources OF tho Eureka Consolidated.
We wish him the unlimited success that
his abilities and high standing IN n man
ontitlo him to. Mr.. Donnelly accepted
his new and advanced position some.
what reluctantly, and only to please the
Trustees OF the Eureka. No n has
been appointed to take his place in the
Belcher, he exncting the promise that II
tho new position did not suit him he
should have the privilege Of resuming
his old place.
TAKING Roor.-0n Monday last two
negroes named Charley Morris and Mat.
thow Stevenson hal q rough and tum.
Lle fight near the Williams & Bixlcr
building, North Q street, Virginia, MI
account Of which was published In the
NEws. Il will DO remembered that
Morris bit n piece out Of his opponsnt's
nose, which was sewed TO Its place by
DIR. Harris about an hour after 1t was
bitten of. Somewhat singular to re-
late. tho piece appears to be growing on
again, and Stevenson will DO apt to have
rs good = nose ~ ever.
Coscrur TOMORROW EyKxrso.-Ths
people Of Gold Hill have o rich musical
,reat In .,ors for them tomorrow oven.
inc. Al that timo rs before announced
in the News u grand concert will be
given by the first musical talent In this
county. The programme, which can be
seen in our advertising columns. con.
tains some Of tho best selections from
the finest musical composers: Inc oo'
zee. OF . c1n0or, S Mns Nm. Az,
oeen ho.,eeu " an Nv" 49,. III,
ought Q, ilse'i 20 ~, si'hcf' on'o" ''A'
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DtyIDENtr
Arr,,.l. I.l. n.sni.s.

consolidated virxisin- $io per share.
A~syrr.s,isg siIuslvo; declared ov'oosf
:. iayahLc u-tohsr ilth.
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The following appeared In tho Lyon
County Times Of this morning:

% 10 fouuu
The following appeared In tho Lyon
County Times Of this morning:
"we arc called upon to announce
the failure Of Chas. V. Bolsot, who has
been doing business in this place for
twelve years or more, most Of the time as
q successful stock broker. At the late
hour We received the news Of the failure
last night, we are only able to give a few
surmises Of tho causes OF b crash.
Mr.. Boisot has been dealing sIten.
sively In stocks, and at the time OF
the suspension Of the Bank OF Califor-
MIA no was carrying very largo amounts
for parties who could not meet their
margins. Being called upon by his San
Francisco broker. he sold his stocks OF
tho panic prices. and ''shortod"
extensively than proved judicious, Oh
tho SEQUEL showed--on the resumption
Of tho Bank and Stock Boards. stocks
went high, leaving him a total wreck.
Many will suffer in the community. as
Boisot has been doing q very extensive
business and was said aud believed to
10 solvent. The drug business. OF which
Mr.. Doisot was q partner, will not be
interrupted, rs We learn from MIR. Stew
art that their Indebtedness Is small aud
none due nj this time. Many will sym
pathizo with Boisot and quite us many
condemn"
This morning the street In front Of
Boisot's office was crowded with angry
men. who wero loud in their denunci.
atoms Of the missing broker. who. after
the most diligcnt search, was nowhere
to be found. His creditors are princi-
pally miners who had invested their
earnings in mining stocks. They were
loud In their d~enunciations OF the ab-
sent broker. and threats against his life
were freely INDUCED In by the excited
populace. II is said that Boisot's lia-
bilitiss will foot up about $4,000. and
that very little available assets have been
found. At the time Of the suspension
Of the Bank Of California no expressed
the opinion that tho country Ind gone
to smash, and what is q little singular,
he appedrs. to have acted on the advice
he gave to his friends at that time, q
fact to which his failure Is attributable.
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EVENING NEWS
STOCK REPoRr.
~lnrro@r.D DAILY ar .. =. xs.r,ss . col
Last
AK rnANcI-co ,rock noArp-

rAS fiiA>,iseo SUCK BOARD.
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10 ella. =.
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tsl Hu.-sy ~
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

,rrc..L 70 ,aik conn nllL DAILY .rs
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soi.ors yArhuar,

silver City Iasenssiy Excited. and
Thrssts Against Beisst's Life
Hsboehy his Creditors. Who arc
Frfneipally Miners-Botsot Not
10 bo Houuu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14

Daily yield, 40 tons Of ore. This orc
10 being extracted from the ore slopes
between the 1850 and 2OO0.foot lovcls.
The Slopes aro looking well and promise
q considerable yield. Another mill
the Boston-has been added. which will
increase the working capacity Of tho
mino 10 to 20 tons per day. An mir
connection has been made between the
ore slopes and tho l930.foot lovol, which
greatly aids the work in that portion Of
tho mino. Burleigh drills havo been
placed In the east drift on tho 1000
foot level. which will greatly expedite
that portion Of the work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14
Botonvr.

Daily yield. $50 tons Of ore. The
ore breasts are looking finely and yield.
ing we'll. Prospecting tho iCo0-foot
level Is being advanced M rapidly as
possible, with every expectation OF
good results. Everything In and about
the mine Is In first class order, and the
future Of the mino Is putting on quite q
favorable aspect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14
Yellow Jacket.

Both the north and south WINES,
sinking below the isi0.foot Lowell have
reached tho 1910. foot level, at which
point tho bottom Of both arc perfectly
dry, and stations arc being oponed for
tho purpose OF prosecuting and pros.
pecting the ore vein. Each OF the
winzes will DO sunk 10 or IL feet below
the stations to form a stump for water In
case any shall DO encountered while
prosecuting tho ledge. Nothing new
OF any OF the cross-cuts on the l7i0.foot
lovel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14
-.n,eur,. I.a.t Evsuinx.

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aud-rr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14
Europa.

Sinking the shaft Is making splendid
progress. the rock In the bottom blast
ing out finely. and tho work being
pushed with all the energy possible. A
drift has been started from tho 32Q.foot
station to cut and prospect the ledge at
that point. and new life In being infused
In every portion Of the work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14

A contract Is being let 70 sink The
shaft deeper. Rock showing both Ill.
yer sulphurets, and free gold has been
found during the past week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14
ChoIIar.Petosi.

Daily yield 60 tons Of orc, tho assay
valuo OF which Is s33 to S35 pcr ton.
This ore Is being taken from tho old
upper workings. The south drifts on
the ll50, 1850 and 1350.foot levels aro
severally being advanced at the ratio Of
25 feet per week. No important
changes at any point to record. Sink.
ing tho now shaft Is making stoady and
favorable progress, the rock In the bot
tom blasting out finely.