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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES
,rrall 70 . oolp anL pArLr Ervs.
CALIFORNIA.
swindllnE Enigrsnts I'm Employ
nsas' Oniees- Interstate Zine
Match.

Saw FRAsc1sco, June Pol 80 +. NJ
Frequent complaints have been made
since tho recent great infux OF i'm
migrants concerning the operations Of
employment Offices in this city. u hav.
ing been stated that In many cases APP
plicants for employment have been
svindisd by oficers and sent on fruit
less trips into the country In search OF
fictitious jobs. Recently at the Gran
ger Foreign and American Employ
ment 0face' q letter from West Evans,
Q well known and highly influential con-
tractor for q largo number OF mon to
get out railroad ties up the coast, and
for J. 8. Kimball. at Bridgeport. was
received. Some 70 men. besides q num-
Der OF women. engaged for cooks, etc..
wsro sent up to all the %rsquisition, but
were informed by Kimball that their
services wore not required. that ho had
never ordered any help and wanted
none. He also wrote sharp
letter to the employment office. Tho
men meantime nro making their way
back to town as best they may. and
complaints against the employment Of
fee are loud and bitter. The letter
shown by tho Office, purporting to DO
from Evans, would seem to oIonorate
the managers from any blame.
Tho Interstate Riio match Is now
being shot at Pattersou's ranch. Moth.
ing ss yet Is heard as to tho scores
made,
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Tue PIcSIo To-Day. Tho kindly
feeling Of the whole community towards
the brave adventurous men who stakod
their lives and fortunes ON the merits Of
this coast, when II a as yet a vast un-
inhabited wilderness. given over to the
possession Of wild beasts and wilder
savages, was most forcibly illustrated
to-day by the immense multitude which
turned out TO celebrate the days OF 40
and 80 with the "old boys" Twenty
ono heavily laden cars left Virginia City.
and had eleven moro added at Gold Hill.
all hlled TO their utmost capacity. The
number leaving these two places alone
ha. been variously estimated ut from LOGO
to 1000 persons. In addition TO these
large numbers came from Silver CITY,
Carson and Reno. 80 that in all, there
were probably not less than 5000 per-
sons present at the picnic grounds at the.
Bowers Mansion to-day. In addition
10 those who loft by the cars, hundreds
who went by private conveyance. must
he counted in, no that our estimate very
likely falls far short OF tho actual num-
Der. II Is useless predicting that those
who went enjoyed themselves; they
could not help It. with the arrangements
that were made for the comfort and on
joyment OF all.
KICKED by A HoRsE. -Several young
men living in Lower Gold Hill tried
their hand at horso.breaking. last even
ing, on an animal that showed his viows
Of the kind Of treatment he was recciv.
ing in a characteristic and sensible man.
nsr. First one and then another would
get on him and try his PAGES up and
down the street. The ambition OF oil
seems to have been 10 make him ''lopo"
but this he steadily refused to do. Al.
ter thus worrying the poor animal Tor q
long time, one OF the number mounted
him afr.sh, while another. with whom
the hore demonstrated. designed giving
him a good start by raising him with
a club. He was probably never moro
successful in n small way in his life. for
he raised him clean of his feet, his hind
mes at least. The young man. whose
name was l.. Larin. received tho full
force Of the kick OH the jaw. having the
four front teeth in his lower jaw knocked
ont and tho jaw fractured, besides get
tin, one upper tooth badly shook up.
Tho Young man was kicked in front OF
Miners Saloon, Lower Gold Hill, about
$50 o'clock last evening. DIR. Kirby
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yIRorSrA PoLicE MArrEns. The fol.
lowing police business was transacted in
tho Courts ut Virginia City yesterday {;
Henry Hines. arrested for larceny.
waived an examination. and in default
Of 81. 900 bail. was committed TO the
County Jail; barney Hughes, arrested
for grand larceny. was, upon efahi'n.
alton proved to be entirely innocent a
SPANISH woman, arrested by Enders for
trying hor nails on the face Of q neishoor;
vss found guilty and fined $50 and
costs. Not even a solitary drunk wns
arrested by the police Of Virginia last
NIGHT. All hands must have been bold
Ing Of for q good time al the picnic
to-day.
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FLAG.
An Elegant and Csssiy riay hs.
esivea By shs sehelars oese
Mil Public sehoes-Ths Lissie
Felix's JubilAnt.

-
II will be remembered by the readers
Of the Geld Hill News that an account
was given. about the time Of the public
school picnic. Of the success OF Ciara
smith and Hattie Hall. a couple Of little
misses belonging 10 the Grammar School,
under Professor James. In collecting
funds for tho purchase Of q Gag. The
Gag VA ordered by Professor James. Of
q firm In Boston, and was received yes.
terday. The Professor took u down 70
the school yesterday afternoon. carefully
wrapped up. and the little folks, finding
out that their dag had arrived. were on
Tip sss with Expecsatiea.
Which. as the day advanced. could not
be controlled. and. all rules. forms and
ceremonies to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, surrounded him ut rscess, and car.
ricd the point Of seeing their beautiful
treasure without further delay. In their
eagerness they surrounded their teacher
30 closely, each little head and form
being thrust forward in an intensity OF
expectation, that Il was almost impossi.
bic TO unfurl the elegant and beautiful
banner. When this was finally done,
such q glad shout Of surprise and graft
fcation was sent up that even the imam
imato building seemed TO partake OF,
and shake its sides in sympathy with,
the general joy. And well might all
be pleased, for such another beautiful
flag cannot DO found in Gold Hill or
Virginia.
Perched proudly on tho top OF tho
staff Is the eagle, tho emblem Of our
country; beneath are a couple OF mag
nihcent golden tassels suspended to
large gold cords. three feet or moro long;
then comes the iag itself. made Of silk
so thick TINT one ~inyoluntarily tries to
separate tho plies OF which he imagines
il must be composed. and is COMPOUNDED
to find that IL Is but one thickness. Its
dimensions arc Ave feet wide and six feet
three inches long. In the center Is the
motto: "Ths Pride OF Our County
Our Public Schools"
The flag II bordered with beautiful
gold fringe, Two n . nan inchss !
Tho stan Is made OF oiask Snnu., !"
about ton iset n u hhe'y proper
TONED A''er 'ne niS'
Hurst OF Enthssiasm
Of the little folks had subsidized q little,
v..,.,Jsv tbev becnn examining the
- a., 90 w.,.
ino''o IN .he oen'e' n"s' "''
not q little puzzled by the woru
schools" their idea being thai the
Gold Hill Public School was somehow
dividing the glory OF their new acqui-
si,ion with outsiders, who had NOT
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BooKs.-Such o chance to secure q
good library as is offered TO the people
Of Gold Hill by Mr.. Bartlett. at tho new
saloon building just above the vssey
House, on Main street, IL not an oyery.
day affair. He has some OF the choicest
works, from the pens OF the masters OF
English literature, aud sells them at
starvation rates. as compared with regu-
lar prices. Auction every evening dur.
ing his stay. Give him q call and eI-
anime his stock.
FarroHr REcxIpTs. - Tho following
amounts Of freight were received at tho
Gold Hill and Virginia depots Of the
Virginia 4 Truckeo railroad, during tho
twenty.four hours ending - n. to-day:
Wood, 10 car loads, lumber 30, grim 8,
mdse. IL. ice I. oil 1, hogs !, machinery
2. Total, 81 car loads.
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n...r,ure. Lao Eye.iar.


VI. r. Curncn. GoID HrLL.-Divine
service. will 10 held in this church TO-
MORROW Sunday morning. at III A.
70. Esv. Mr.. Uren officiating. Service
Mt 7.JO y. NJ. by tho pastor. Sunday
School at TX r. N. Al are invited.
NJ. Jons's CurRcn. GoLD Hull
There will 10 divine service tomorrow
a 7:ij p. ". Rev. II. s. Eastman
officiating. Sunday School at l:3or NJ.
ST. PIrL's Currcn. Virginia City
There will bc divine service to-msrrov
a, n a. NJ. aud 7i5 p. NJ. Rev. W.
Il Jcnvey officiating. Sunday school al
~ ~ r. ". All are invited.
Tns usual Episcopal services al silver
City and Dayton will be omitted TO-
morrow.
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A s~urrocArrso Couou.-ln . letter to Mr.

A surrocArisa Couon.-In III letter TO Mrs.
Charlotte Lisle, Of Chicago, q lady well known
a. Q contributor 10 the Western prrss, she
aseribes the cure OF . dangerous cough. aeeom.
panied BY bleeding at the lungs, TO Hale's
Honey OF Horehound and Tar. my cough"
she says, .threatened 10 suffoeate me : .
but the Honey OF Horehound aud Tar has
removed every trace Of It," The letter was to
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed II a.
the disposai Of O. N. Crtknion. Z Sixth ave.
nue. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute.
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c~rarArxrr -whe a man undertakes to

CERTAINTY i-when q man undertakes to
make HE own Investments for future need. he
10 Obliged TO assume that he will have time TO
complete them. That IL, he must assume ~ .
certainty the very thing whose uncertainty
causes him TO make provision Al all. But u he
insures his lifs and then lives 10 old age, the
policy will prove q better cash Investment than
be can easily make In any other manner. taking
Into account u. freedom from all and every
hazard. lfhs dies early. the object Of making
q provision for his family Is Instantly attained.
Insure In tho New York Life.
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STATIONERY AND J%,wrLRr.-J. BNar'haii.

Of the Gold liill Post-ofiee store. Is sole agent
for all the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All tho latest Eastern periodieal,.
magazines. etc.. received a. soos a. publlshed,
and delivered In any part OF town. Blanls
hooks and stationery In great variety. Blank
books OF every description made TO order nj
short notice. Gold and silver watches, clocks.
and Q One assortment Of Jewelry; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. 4 large stock
Of tors anA fancy goods. Bee regular advcr.
tisement 10 another column. lel6
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EASTERN DISPATCHES,
,.o.Al 70 b, Coz. .IL. sAnr z..s.
DoMEsTio NEws.,
Qu..tien on i,i.e..hi.,

Quessien OF Ctttnenship. aHi
CHICAGO. juno 20. "A Washington
special says the Attorney General has
before him q . Of great international
interest. the decision Of which Is await.
ed with more than ordinary anxiety.
Some years ago . German named Stain.
berg came to this country and settled In
81. Louis. he had . son born while
living there. Altar Stsinbsrg had been
In this country some years he took out
naturalization papers, and became . cit
izen OF the United statss. He remain
cd in this country. and aiterward rs-
turned to Germany, taking his son, then
six years OF age. rsnounoed bis citizen.
chip acquired In the United States, and
resumed his allegiance to the German
Government. His son Is an American
citizen until he renounces his allegiance
here. which he has never done. He In
now twenty years Of age, and has been
drafted into Emperor Williams army.
He appeals to tho United States Gov
eminent 10 save him from service in
tho German army. He says he was not
taken from here by his own free will.
Tho Attorney General regards tho sub
ject as q complicated one. and possess
ing moro than ordinary interest from It's
novelty. and the possible results in.
volved In II.
Assassinatsd.
MENrus, Tenn. June 26..-Dr. Brand,
q young physician at St. Catherine, sixty
miles above here. was shot In the back
and killed whilo writing In his Office.
No clue TO tho assassins.
lie = New Dress.
CHICAGO. June 26.--Tho Times comes
out to-day In n new costume printed
from new typo. which increases It's CO.
pacity 30 per cent. The change is
caused by . constantly increasing do
mand ON It's columns.
No Verdict ia she Besehsr Case.
NEw Yolk, Juno 26.--There Ii NO
verdict In the Beecher case. Shortly be-
foro II O'Clock. to which hour the Court
yesterday adjourned. Mrs. Beecher on.
tered tho room with Judge Porter. and
there were then present MI the counsel
for the defense except Evarts. None Of
plaintiffs counsel were present.
Ordered 20 Europe.
0Rprsxp. Juno 2G.-Gensral George
A. forsyth has boon ordered BY the War
Department to Europe On business con
nectcd with the military service.
Fatal Accident NJ . CeIiiery.
PLYMOUTH. Pa. Juno 26.-Ths scat.
at shaft No. 2 OF tho Susque-
hanna Coal Company foil this morning.
instantly killing six men.
Enc biouN Auuinus Sssue 70 Athno
on she Treaty Qusssisn.
WASHINGTON. June 2G.--Tho~ following
dispatch was received at tho Indian Blu.
roau this morning from J. W. Daniels.
Indian Inspector. ut Red Cloud Agency.
dated June "a: "Ths Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail Indians have signed an
agreement to relinquish their right in
Nobraska. They want $ll,eo0 In
5000 In cows, $2.lO0 In har.
ness and $4,000 in wagons. All are
we'll we'll pleased" Secretary Delano
and Indian Commissioner Smith left
Washington for New York this morning
ON business connected with the Indian
bureau.
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srOCK RErORr.
~lH.rOarsD All nr r. xslrss = col
Last Evsaing.

hSnst Evooing.
-AS Francisco srccK soARp.
10 Meaio~ Valley. a.. ~. ~ 80, "
as Eureka Con-. eJk. 81, co.
10 Jackson, Isc. size. ssxe. Soc
100 Pnsnix. ~
bPioehe. ~
$50 Alps, SOC
rs washington and crssle,l
10 H~elrOnt,
~ Jsd:r.ss. 81. AZ So. AZ
GO Prassian. a.. TX
80 Cherry Creek, IL
40 Leopard. itS, itbs
~ Northern belle. u
81 Mansfield. axe, sc
10 lsolisn Chariot, N, ~
~ Ida Eimorc.
% Mahogany, es
10 souih Chariot. Ice
~ War Eagle, N
81 Emplrv lidzhol.
30 iihnoi- Ccntrsi, 5S.ek,G
:; silver Cord, AZ
81 ioornan.
iUo Mammoth, csc
IA Mexican, IN. iTs
s1S Op,ir. as. IN
go california, IS
IN U.sl y Deleher, q. az, ". ttx
~ Consolidated Virginia, sia, sis. si3S
Is Anles, ~, n.
10 Rsleher. ssS
~ yellow Jacket, u
socrows Point. an. TS.n
SBull0n. -
y sierra Nsvada, "a. i1x. IA.
rAciro STOCK EScnAHGx.
iO CHA. t.,4S, ~ az. ~
"a Meadow Valleys
- RAYMOND q by, t1s
- EaTcka Con, IA b.
in IbeniN, ~
e. Jefferson, ~
gD Iohien Chafist. j.. ~
30 Belmont. ~ ~ hSp
~ psnihcf. IL
81 Mexican, lIs
iS a.hSsssy. *, q. 40. g.. bo
lu south Chariot, SIC
,Sl roornsn. sS ~, ~. sx ~. O.. ho
10 Mexican, III bio, fIs, In d, IN
sD Iaek-en, "
20 Illinois Central
IA Jefferson, ~. AZ
10 Ssgll~ncs ias
IL Ophir. IS y. ~.
~ vsAdow Valley. sS, 81 b1
10 Yellow Jscket. Il
IS bs.l > helehsr. t7x. CAV
IiO Crown Point. :. siO. u
rO Uiis, ~ .io
Isl A1d~s.i
a0l Rock Island, o.
40 rcofmsn. GN.I
az lest q Bclcher, az, - tJS, <7x
iD California, 5s
- MEXICAN, I'm
10 roorman,
- Confidence. isk
iol Ophit, IsS. GS. ~ h
~ Consolidated Virginia. Jls hid
no Mexican, III. IN an. III.
In Mammoth, JIG
10 Hest q bsleAsr. SS
80 JzcksSn, ~. !, IL
ga Rock Island. ~
in Leopard. iJ., 40
- Mexican. its
~ Mexican, iTs, IL.
- Crown Point, nv
~ b,-t & Bslchsr. ~
81 i.,iGsIt, ~ be
o. OvLir, t3S
ca Int.n y O.
3sJsekson. Z. ME-
9Si S,uth Chariot. Iac
10 crown Point, III
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This MovntaE.
l rn.,r,-cn .r,rk rnAsr.

uuAsaaa..f sftCE .eAEp.
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=, No.H, sra 1870 4l1. ~.
ou~-.M iN"N'
ss,a.sLt 80
,h,u q, ~. a,
ShAss - 800. "a .sS
sestcSn r.,na,
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90 lhlstiaI, 49,
gn COnhocssc, ELY
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"a, o,,r-au, ~, ssS, So
10 Orcidcntsl, SIS
2pt phii sheridan, Is.
iy.l Gsor:is, iOe
rs si-rs Nevada. ~
10 Ssc B.lchsr. ~
JOJsstics, ~, 81
American Flat, ASKED
10 New York. ~
~ Cosmopolitan, SIC
ou Prospect, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26
Axp oLAxaow MINES.

Quite a stir aud eXeiteluent has been
created during the past few days by q
reported strike in tho Amazon and Glas.
gov mines. Yesterday morning We visi.
ted these minss, and through the kind
kind permission Of that very efficient
and gentlemAnly superintendent. Mr.. J.
c. Caldwell. wero permitted to make q
thorough examination OF tho new de-
v~slopmsnts. These mines are situated
half q mile west Of tho northern termi.
q Of Spring Valley. ON the western
slope Of the mountain and about one
mile south OF Silver City. in Lyon
county.
Tho Lsessisas are OLD.
Dating back to 1850. and comprise
i.5so feet each. on the groupings Of the
ledge. with COO feet OF surface ground
for working purposes. The ledge il
easily traccabls by the groupings on the
surface for nearly 1000 feet, and at the
north end Of the Glasgow Is Of great
width. the groupings rising to the
Tn 'ss. soo's uns liz.
-, u.'" nssy
s'"u! .us-
A.e yuns.e' - oosn P'osPee'eo' :"
A"' u'P'u "ni''n'
sen Chlsride Character
Much resembling the whito decomposed
ors. M tbs Coms,ock Iils o,most MI
n. = a..
iN ~ A
vicinity of silver City IN early days, the
Two eiain,s were su'lesssu 70 In,y III.
a shsi, ou,s;la the ore vain ail ~ which
IA A matter Of d~cyelopm,pt. amounted
10 .imply nothing nj all. Afov months
since the title of tho mines passed into
the hands Of A
s1rens' h"erses'e
OF monied men. who, believing the
property to possess moro than IN Or
li,srx xalus. n, ones mn, nm the ueee,.
"~..-,;....,;,., ~.
I.U.a ,.s;. n,,nas IN an
.s,ns., sv.,.mo,;. n,,nnsr wall caI-
cuis,cj 10 and nav ores n n e,isted in
the vein. About 500 feet north Of the
adjoining lines Of tho two claims a drift
had 9 rum 'aiousn inc 'easu IA
.hn~;na xsii d.sn.a loo, and hanging
w,lls' with A
,.o
"s ".
Ana low grade ORE t~wen'y'se'eh 'es'
wide. -Four hundred feet further : the
southwark another surface tunnel was
RIM across the ledge. showing Il 10 DO
abon, thirty feet in width. nearly ali low
grade ore, with occasional spots Of q
better class. drift was then run along
the wan y. .ns Is"se =,
s1a fact nrorinc the ledge formation
for IN. entire distance to be we'll defined.
with heavy clay walls, aud containing
considerable ore. This surface pros
pecting had been done entirely within
the limits Of the Glasgow ground. so
that when the new company came into
wake Of the Consolidated Virginia, CAL
nOTnia and others OF the oiuer INNING
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Chanra af Hinisirx.

RIO JASrIRo, June 26.-The ministry
Of viscount Rio Branoo has resigned
and q now Cabinet been formed, with
the Duke Of CoIaris President and Min
ister Of War.
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IIsALrHrrL AND DELicious.-Thc most de.
l~leious. ss we'll as hcalthful and inviroratinr.
summer beverage !. the sparkling Cronk. sup.
piled b.. wearc 4 Emcrron. Main street, God
pal saloons, as well ss to families aud all wbo
desirc u, al the most reasonable rates. Send
your orders 10 the Mount Vernon liou.e. and
Try q - ,plc OF this popular and Wholesome
beverage.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Aid for sunsrsrs BY the Iaanassiea
In France.
PARIS, June 26.-A committee. with
President McMshon a. Chairman, has
been formed to collect funds for the rs-
lief Of sufferers by tho inundation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26

InroRrAsr. Endorsed by the Medical prol
~fession. DR.. WIN. Hall. Balsam for the Lungs
diseases OF the Throat aud chc,t. DR.. Towns
isy's roothache Anodync curcs In one min
uie q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26

MisERs. ATTENTION somcthlnI new. The
New York Life Insurance Company now 10.
surc miners. Apply ut General Agency Once,
Rooms l and ., Msrye's Building, Virginia,
New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26

PsnALE COMPLAINTS should be cured. ~
they Omen can be. hy Q few do.e' Of Ayers
Ssrpaparllla.
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A Joint klsan

On the dividing limo Of tho two claims,
each company bearing a portion Of the
expenses; thus materially tightening the
burden Of tho cost OF tho development
Of the mines. A fno three compart.
ment shaft was Immediately commenced
as near the base Of the hill rs conven-
lent, tho mouth OF the shaft being 100
feet below the surface groupings imme-
diatsly opposite. This gave q fine 10
cation for hosting works, blacksmith
shop. carpenter shop. dumps. etc. The
shalt has been sunk and timbered to the
depth Of 100 feot. and Is as emo n work
ing shaft ~ there is on tho line OF the
ComstocL.
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A. the Depth

OF 100 feet a station has been opened
and a Diff, run in a southeasterly course
a distance Of "a feet, at which point the
hanging clay wall Of the ledge was first
reached. This body Of clay Is about sir
feet in thickness. and rs finely a devel-
oped ledge casing rs can be seen in tho
Crown Point or Belchor mines; passing
through this u somewhat broken mass
Of Ledge matter was encountered. inter
mixed at intervals with a soft white de-
composed character OF quartz and ore.
carrying a considerable quantity OF sui.
phurets, pyrites Of iron. and chloride Of
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Observation-Disclosures leone
andsee.
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Th,. Mixture or Ores

And ledge matter extends for a distance
Of 30 feet, at which point an entire
change appears to take place in the
formation, tho white quartz giving place
to a mixed half decomposed body OF
gravelly quartz and ore Of n dark brown
color. an average assay OF which gave
s33 per ton, mostly gold. This body OF
orc Is 20 feet in width. and ID being
piled up on the dump for milling pur-
poses. At the distance Of 81 feet from
where the hanging wall was struck, the
drift had encountered what appeared to
10 the foot-wall OF the ledge, a portion
oi the face OF the drift
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AasasainatAd.

MENrurs, Tenn. June 26.--Dr. Brand,
q young physician at st. Catherine, sixty
miles above here. was shot in the back
and killed whilo writing in his Office.
No clue 10 the assassips,
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