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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

ahA "AaV Ao4 tAoA leS lSldt1Ou may De had
at its next session.
OFFICIAL RECORDS.
Information has been received from
different sources that many private indi-
viduals have in their possession important
official records, principally of the late
Confederate government, which thew are
willing to dispose of for consideration.
but for the purchase of which there are
no funds available at the disposal Of this
Department. Of course these records
are properly the property of the govern.
nent; but it seems impossible 70 obtain
the information necessary to their recov
cry through the courts, or otherwise than
by purchase. No doubt is entertained
but that many of these papers contain
data that would enable the government
to detect many fraudulent claims. which
could only be proven to be such by the
agency of these papers; and it is recon-:
mended that Congress, by appropriate
legislation, place this Department in a
position to recover such as properly be.
long to its files. As it now is, these Con.
federate records are so incomplete that
the result of the compilation will neces.
sarily be very unsatisfactory to all con.
cerned.
/ YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK,
On the Oath of February, 1871, the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24

The INYLATIoNIsTs IN AMxRfcA AND
EUROPEAN DEMocRAcY. - Republicans
and advanced liberals In Europe watch
with great attention and interest the
anti.infation campaign In the United
States. AL those whose sympathies
were with the Union cause and the
Emancipation decree; all those who
know that the overthrow OF Jsff. Davis
Confedsrncy give q fresh impulse to the
popular movement In Europe; all ear
nest workers for the republican idea In
this part Of the world, wish 10 0 the
financial honor Of the great transatlsntic
Republic fully maintained. Any con-
trary course would be regarded by them
as q triumph Of tho enemy" a. . sad
blow to the hopes Of m ultimate VIC
tory OF the republican principle In the
Old World. Imitation is considered hore
q first step toward reputation. How
Conservatives would snesr at "ths
brazsn idol with feet OF clay" which
advanced Liberals had set up for the
worship OF tho duped Masses" II the
unsound and dangerous imitation pro-
gramms wore garfield Until the result
Of the Ohio vote was known, q good
deal OF anxiety existed In this respect
among various Republican groups, whose
leaders In their propagandistic labors
had often pointed to your country with
expressions Of admirlng satisfaction.
Doubt or anxiety has o given way 10
full confidence. The views and feelings
Of European Republicans and advanced
Liberals are entirely ranged with the
caase advocated by you; and 30 they
have been from the very beginning Of
that financial ntest.-London Cor. N.
7. Evening Posi-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24

SAN Francisco, Nov. 24-l:30 p. NJ
The Victoria Standard, received by the
steamer. says IN effort will be made to
procure the attendance Of the Captain
and crew Of the 0rpheus OF the inquest
on the bodies OF victims Of the Pacific
disaster, and q searching inquiry will BE-
made az TO tho causes Of the disaster.
Charles Thompson, o Of the crew Of
the ship Orphsus, has made . sworn
statement before q Notary Public In
Port Townsend, which charges the Cap
tain Of the Orphsus with having been
tho cause OF the disaster. He says that
on missing tho lights Of tho Pacific he
was ordered by the second mate To head
Il, and In q few minutes after the Cap
tain came on deck aud ordered him to
again put the ship on her course.
About three minutes aitsrward he was
ordered BY the Captain TO let her luff.
which hs did. After this the Captain
signined his intention to speak the
steamer. for which purpose the light
was kept dead ahead until the two vss.
sells collided. Then the steamer fol.
lowed the ship. tho people on board
shouting and calling on the Captain Of
the Orphsus TO stop and rescue them.
but he did not heed their cries and kept
on his course, and the steamer was soon
lost 70 view.
The British Co,onis. received by
steamer from Victoria, has . report Of
the first days proceedings In the in.
quest upon the bodies Of tho lost pas.
ssngsrs Of the Pacific. 0'Hanlsy, the
rescued q~uartermastcr. stated in his
testimony TINT at tho timo Of the col.
lision only three men were on watch On
tho deck on the Pacific, all the rest Of
the crew being below asleep, and that
such was the custom on board the steam.
or.
The Pacific Jockey Club held . meet.
ing this morning. Owing to the un-
settled state Of the weather and illness
Of tho horses all Of whom are moro OF
lsss affected with tho spizootio; except
Revenue and Grinstead andin aecordsncs
with the unanimous wish Of the owners
Of the horses and general sentiment Of
turfnsn the four.mils running race Wa
postponed till Christmas, and the pools
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24

Musr Dx A MISTAKE The Enterprise
Of this morning says: Mayor Currio
said ho was we'll satisfied that what they
(ths Board OF Allsrmsn) had done. In
reference TO the construction OF the pro-
posed water works In Virginia. wal not
wrong. as hey had dJ,v nothing al ah."
There must certainly be some mistake
about that report, the city fathers being
proverbial for thor energy and prompt.
moss. notably in tho construction Of q
City Jail.
WHERE AIR They What has be-
come Of all tho twcnty.cent silver coins
which wo were given TO understand
would DO generally introduced In Ne
vada several months ago =? At the pres
ont time II Ia difficult to obtain n for
n pockst.pieco. II the project has been
abandoned. II has been done without
giving the new coins n fair test and
proving their benefit or injury to the
community.
TAXES CoLLxcrEp.-City Tax Col.
lector Wood, ut tho meeting OF the
Board Of Aldermen Of Virginia last
evening. reported having collected the
sum Of $S0S for the week ending Tues
day, November 10th, and S40S for tho
week ending November 23d.
rERsosAL.-Private Detective u. F.
Lackey Of Virginia City. Is at Steam.
boat Springs for the benefit OF his
health. He will probably be back again
in q few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
declared Cd. The large amount locked

declared Of. The large amount locked
up In the pool box here awaiting The
coming of Of the RAGS. has caused eonsid'
cradle in~convenisnce and complaint. and
the action Of tho Club will give scnsr :
satisfaction.
Blk OF the gang OF ~lIoodlums con.
csrnsd In the Outrage on Mrs. Higney
yesterday morning were brought before
the court this morning. and tho case
continued until tomorrow. TO give time
to obtain evidence for tho dsfsn.e.
Pending continuance. tho Judge hell
the prisoners In bail Of twenty thou
sand dollars each. In default VI which
Their were locked up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
To-. On y...eI. ana suppuIe.,

QUKBEc. November 2i.-A telegram TO
Hon. p. Fontaine states that four yes.
sells for the Magdalen Islands, with sup
plies, have been lost, with many lives,
and II Is feared the rest Of the fleet has
suffered the same fate. The telegram
asks for the Government to dispatch .
steamer at oncs for there with provi.
sions, otherwise o large part Of the In
habitants will be In . state Of starvation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
AssEssMENra

-
south Csmsteeh =, cents per share; lev.
sale day. January q.
Imperial 81 per share; ie,iei November o
delinquent Decsnber 10; sais day January I.
YlsridA-so cents per share; levied Nosem.
bar 5: delinquent Decemb'r IL: sals day
January ..
Hale a Norcresa-s q per share; lowed
Novemb 40. delinquent Deeembsr IL; aAie
day December u.
Golden fleece ire .inel-0 cents per
share; LEVIED November I; d~slinquent De-
eemberi; sale day Deosmbsr 81.
Lady Washiugsoa-so csnts pee share:
levied November 4: ~d-linqucnt Desmber
.; sale day Cecsmb Q ~.
wsssivi1ie-st psr sAar; l-vied Noyembsr
4; do inlusnt pecenber $; sale day peesm'
bee a.
wssdsiiie Cssssiidased-n per share;
levied Novembsr q: delinquent December =
sals day December ~.
Cniedenia-ss per share; levied November
I, delinqasa' December =; sale day Dee'"''
aheba CIumboldtl 10 cents por sharr, lev
led October n; delinquent November -.
sale DAP December "a.
New Yssk-Si Is per shore; levi.d Oetob-r
n; d~elinqasns D-osuesr 1; sale day De-
cember -.
Nsw Ysrk Cssssiiaases- cents Per
sharr; lsvisd October n: detiuqusnt Dc
cembsr 4; sale oar Decemhsr 20.
Peyssaa-5 pss shsrv: isvist October -;
dsiina cent November %. sale day pscen-
her u.
s.suId and Curry-ti per share; levied
October ~; dellnane.t November ~; sale
day Dcs~moer IL.
Frey Cssssitdated-f cents FER share;
isviel oetoesr y; delinquent November
-; sale day December ~.
Rssaan Capital 81 p-r sAsr. levied Oct
sth delinquent soveinSsr ioth sale dAy
D~cemter ivth.
rt.h-sa mar share. levied October 10; de-
iInqasni November - sale day December
~.
Overasss-s o. pee .h.re; levied oe,ossr u;
b-r J.
Cheiisr lrsts~i-Ss Per char; levied os,o
her Ia; delinquent November II; sale day
D-cemhrrT.
Union Consolidated "a cents per shafc,
lsyiei Octotss nth d~elinauent November
18th sale day pecc'nosr eth.
Koch isiand-so coats pr .hsrs issi,d
Octob-r Tth deliniueas November io'h ;
sale day. Dee~nbsr III.
North Goa. vivEisia-so cent?; levied
Ortoi-r 9Th deiinaasnt November iith !
sale December ist.
nalunssrs Cesssliasssd-ei per shsss !:
i.y,.i Oc,ob,r ian d>linqasnt November
ioth sale day Novenbsr Soth.
KS~sush-Ts cents Per share. isvi~d October
4; delinquent November y: sale day Sovem-
her %.
Hattie Consolidated 10 cents Ger char,
levied October sth; delinquent NOVEMBER
IAN; sale day November 10Th.
snysge-t5 per share levied October ssh
Il, iinaa.pt November iOth sale DAY. No
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
the PIONEERS TEN COMMAND
MkNrs.

Some Of tho prominent Pacific Coast
Pioneers residing in this town have
lately been getting up q set OF command
mcnts applicable to the peculiar circum.
stances and surroundings Of the Califor-
nia miners in tho days Of 40 and 80.
It is not claimed hat tho command.
ments are OF Divine origin. but many
worse things have been credited to that
source. The sixth. given below. is q
very good Temperance lecture. and We
commend Its careful psrusal to those
who "look upon the wins when 1t is
red" TIE following Is tho command.
ment:
Thou shalt not kill thy body by work.
ing In the rain. even though thou shalt
make enough to buy physic and attend
nnce with. Neither shalt thou kill thy
neighbor's body In n duel. for by keep.
ing cool thou canst ~ his life aud thy
conscience. Neither shalt thou destroy
myself by getting eight" nor "slsw.
3D." nor "high." nor "corned," nor
'half.ssas over" nor "thie DO sheets In
the wind" by drinking smoothly down
brandy slings, gin cocktails, whisky
punches, rum toddiss, nor eggnogs.
Neither shalt thou suck mint julcps nor
sherry cobblers through n straw. nor
gurglo from q bottle tho raw material.
nor take Il neat from o dscantsr. for
while thou art swallowing down thy
purse and the coat from OF thy back,
thou art burning the coat from Of thy
stomach, and II thou couldst noe the
houses and lands, and gold dust, aud
homo comforts already lying thcre-a
huge pils-thou shoulist feel q choking
In thy throat; and whom to that thou
addsst thy crooked walking and hiccup.
ping. Of lodging In the gutter. Of broil-
Ing In the sun, Of prospect holes half
full OF water. and Of shafts and bitches
from which thou hast emerged like q
drowning rat, thou wilt feel Disguised
with thyself, and inqsiro: els thy SER
want q dog. that he doeth these thingsi"
Verify. I will say. Farewell old bottle; ]
will kiss thy gurgling lips no more; and
thou, slings, cocktails, punches. smash.
90. oobblsrs, noss, toddiss. sangariss
and julsps. forever farewell. Thy re-
msmbrancs shames me. Hsnceforth !
will cut thy acquaintance; and head.
aches, trsnblings, hsart-burnings, blue
devils, and all the unholy catalogue OF
evils that follow In thy train. Ny wife's
smiles and my children's merry.heartsd
laugh shall charm and reward me for
having the manly frmness and courage
to say: "Nol I wish thee an eternal
FAREWELL"
The commandments are surrounded
BY o border Of appropriate pictorial
illustrations. The whole will be framed
and presented 10 the Pioneers at some
future time,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24

TIE other evening = traveller en-
deayored to walk into tho Washington
Hotel, temporarily closed for repairs,
but was unable 70 effect an entrance.
"That house Is closed. mister" said a
pedestrisn a. he passed along. The
traveller banged away on tho door, and
tho pedestrian called out: "You, there
that houss 10 closedl' Tho traveller
twisted away 1t the knob, and once
more the pedestrian called out: ~
say. that house IL closedf' "Don't
you suppose / know II, you darned old
iooli" roared the traveller what I'm
trying to do Is TO open ill., pieksbary
Uduid,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24

COUNTERFEIT Norxs.-1lo attention
Of business men il directed to the fol.
lowing order issued by J. J. Knox,
Comptroller OF the United States Treas.
ury: "lisfuse all fvs-dollar notes OF
the following banks: The First National
Bank Of Chicago. ILL.,; the Traders
National Bank Of Paxton, ILL.,; the First
National Bank OF Canton, ILL.,; the Fiis!
National Bank OF Aurora, Ill. Nearly
the entir, amount Of the genuine i've.
dollar notes OF these banks has been
Withdrawn from circulation. and no ad.
ditional ISSUE will be made. Ths
Comptroller IL DESTROYS OF retiring the
whole amount from circulation, and oil
persons receiving such notes are urgent
iy requested to deposit the sams with
the nearest National Bank, or forward
them to his Office for redemption"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
r.crA. TO rnr GEL. nlLl ,ItIr rrv'
DOMESTIC NEWS.

The Oi.sbisd steamship AmeriTue'
NEW YonK. Nov. 2i.-Ths steamship
L'Amerique. reported yesterday disa'
blsd. had 90 cabin passengers and a con.
siderable number In the stesrage. Only
part OF the cabin passengers went on tbs
China To Quesnstown. the rest. 81 In
number. continuing the voyage In the
L'Amsriqus, under sail for France.
Bank Robbery.
DETROIT. Nov. 24.-The First Ma.
tionsl Bank at Monroe. Michigan. wa.
robbed by burglars last night. It is
supposed that about $40. 900 was taken.
No arrests.
a Reduction or Postage Asked By
: Publishsr.I
The Postmaster General had q con-
ference yesterday with several publish.
ers. and II is said formally discussed the
question Of n repeal Of the law imposing
doubls-rats postage ON thira..lass mail
matter. After discussion. the Postmas-
ter General said he supposed that
all publishers were interested In
having the postage on books put
back at the old rate, or less; that he
would consider the matter. and give an
opinion respecting It in the communi.
cation no Wal preparing for Congress.
The Postmaster General said he had
heard q great deal OF talk about the
Department charging moro for sending
such matter to Chicago than IL charged
to send such matter 10 Liverpool or
Russia, hui that he did not think u was
generally known that II cost more to
send matter to Chicago than II did to
Liverpool vr Russia. The expenses OF
his department were $50. 600. 900. while
the receipts were on. 600, 900. and with
q deficit Of $780, 900 staring them in
the face. he doubted II Congress would
look favorably on . proposition to re-
auc. IN. rata NJ no.t.os ON maoa,ines
and book.
~. c.,.
....S.r
New YolK, November ga move
man, 4. On loot In p~bii.aslnbi. 10 n.
,.mblo . l.res number of soldisr.of The
l.ts war n, ,oms time during the osntsn.
NAL xo., n. I, nrono.od n h.vs both
and soutb.rn .,mi.. r.pr..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
CURE PoR THE RPrxoorrc.

Dr.. Dc Labrsssss. The w~siLtsosn Veterinary
In tss nst.ss q sarns he episootie. lie has
. remedy that knocks u every tims. He has
just cured The hones Of Btsn . Boa, grocery
and provision dessn. Of Gold Hill also all tho
.fhletsd horses 10 Sine Oex's Crown Point
Livery Stable. Lover ooid Hill. and 10 ready 70
eurs even case thst u brought 70 his notice.
which horSs nesh 10 heir 10, and curing the
eptsootio II merely Q pleasant pa,time Tor him
Head his sdvcrtissnsnt. IN another column. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
srArIoSERY AND JEwxLRY.

J. u. Marshall. 81 the Cold Iliil Post
snes store. 10 sole agent for 81
The San yrs1si'eo and sasr.msnio daily
msgaxines. etc.. received % 1000 ~ publlshed.
and delivered In any part Of town. Hank
books snd stationery In great variety. Blank
books Of evey description made 70 order 81
short notice. Gold and silver watches, clocks,
and . nne assortment Of lswcly !; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
VI toys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular adves-
tlsemcut In another column. yeis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
A s%UYFocArINa cough.

In . letter TO Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago, . well
Known oo~atributor 10 the Western press, she
ascribes the cure offs dangerous cough, accom-.
IIss,::ss o. n aS ss:sS!as :: md fe r.l iansIi 2 .d .,:ss,:
she siyp, Threatened 70 su6oests mo .
bat the Honey OF Horehoand and Tar has
removed every trses Of t." TIE letter was 10
Q lady. friend IN this city. Who has placed Il 1t
the disposal Of O. n. chttsniou, Z Sixth ave.
n.e. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure In one
Minute,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24

A Bosrox collector Of autographs has
an autograph letter Of the late Horace
Greeley. Nopsrson 10 whom this letter
has been shown was ever able 10 read Il,
nor could the owner had no not known
what the answer 10 his own letter must
necessarily BE-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24

A xkS named Peace was stopped In
the woods ear Pittsnsld, Maine, . few
evenings ago. by q man demanding his
money or life. Peace ran three miles
and kept his money and LIE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24

A BRUTAL husband In Maine carefully
ground . knife 10 Q kson edge. seized
bis wife BY the neck, drew back her
head. and cut of-ths blond hair that
she prdsd hsrsslf 20 much about,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
A CARD.

To all who are Suffering from the errors and
indlscrctions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss 81 manhood, etc.. I win ssnd
. recipe that win cure you, freq Of charge.
I'll great remedy was discovered by . NILS.
drosssd envelope 70 The Rev. Joseph T. inman,
station D, Bibls House, New York city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24

Sinking the shaft Is making excellent
progress. No new features.
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"ALLEoRo does not mean that the
performers must gigals," says the
CAriaian Union. giving advice 10 church
cboirs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
WESTERN DISPATCHES
'sctAL 70 rHs ooLp IT'LL DAILY xsvs
CALIFORNIA.

A Rigid Investigates 70 be Ordered
Upon the Pacific Disaster-swsrs
Abatement 81 Ons sf the Grew
The cspsais Of the 0rphsus
Charged with Bstng she Casss %
the Disaster The 0rsat Race
Pesspsnea TIL Christnas The
Hsedlum Outrage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
DIVIDENDS

consolidated yirEtsia- tio per shsrc'
nrrrrssiing si,Os0,wo; declared So'sn''
3. na,ablc November iith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
LOCAL MINING SUMMARY.
Fer u. week E.dI.s Nsv.s -. 1879
Latest Official Mining News

Steeks Up esnadenec Restored =
The Consolidated virginia y
t~alifernia Works Nearly Gem.
plesed-The Ophir 20 Commence
lioistiag Ore To-msSrow-kvsry.
thlng will be Ia Full Hast Again
~ the firss Of January Next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24

DuIL uuuoI ~ MI ~ 10Y" 49, $500
thing Of getting .fy.Uooed ice day after
day. IL becoming old. aud tho next time
he II played for . grouse the ice com.
pany may look out for squalls. From
the malsvolent look that ovsrsprsad
Pats classical features, W. earnestly
advise that Ice company to 90 slow.
CoxxrTTxx.-The preliminary exam-
nation OF Thomas Mullen before JUS
tics Cox. Of Virginia, on a charge OF
grand larceny, was concluded last even
Ing. Mullen was committed to Jail In
default OF procuring %. 500 for his APP
psarancs before o proper court for trial.
lie 10 the party charged with assisting
WIN. Monahan TO rob . man In Mrs.
C~orcoran's saloon. on South Q street, n
short time ago.
KEEP IT UP.-The Board Of Aldermen
Of Virginia did . good thing last oven.
Ing when they granted the petition OF
the residents Of South G street. for the
revocation Of the license Of tho parties
who are keeping house No. Ia, on that
street. There are several other places
Of q like character on tho same street
that call for the attention Of the city
fathers.
CLosEp TIL MoSDlY.-The Board Of
School Trustees held . meeting last
evening. at which IL was decided thai
the public schools Of Gold Hill should
remain closed Thursday. Friday and
Saturday OF this week. The little folks
will therefore have a good long Thanks
giving holiday.
socIABLE.- Remember tho socisbls.
70 be given by the ladies Of st. Johns
Church, al Miners Union Hall. Gold
Hill. on Friday evening. Price Of cd
mission Tor gsntlsn en-, 81 ; ladies' frss'
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srOcK REPoRr.
~larroRrrD DAILY ut =. =. krArrxs . CO.
Last Evening


Last Evening
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
Is Meadow Valley. 4 a.
as haywood and kiy. II. 10. isk, Isk
40 inrsla.con.. Is. isx
80 Aips. 2bj
80 ns,nsont. IN. ~
10 VI D,ra 10 south. IN
80 Leopari. iok. ION, iok
80 Oils. ~. ~
loo jefferson. AZ
leo uussey, oOc
"a Mansfield. I o;Ae.i loo
Goo Coco Con-. IL, IL
.i5 baltimore Con. a..
In Adv sncs.
800 Utah. itS, ~. isY
Has silver IHiii. ~. 81, \. h5D
isiO Rock isiand. 81. 81. ~
10 Cnaileagc. 81
80 New rork, ~
lJ5 Occidental. ~. AZ
10 Alpha. nv
500 wooivills, .. ~. ~
10 Lady Washington, Lax
klO No ruih, a. ~.
'.o1 ORIGINAL Coli min. ana.
s = 3 arS.. s; s.. Ma,
80 Pacific. is.l
ino fiorida.5
30 North carron. as
sD Cosmopolitan. oS
l3o leviAihAo, ~. 2is.sA
20 Amazon ~
III, uailfur.is. -. GIN. eI's. CO. cay
Ia Con. Virginia. $40. 31', %. 81
This MsrnisE.
rAcirtc STOCK kxcuASsE.
lsss Ophir. 5ik. 50. a. SSN. 50
i5tO Msliean. y y 2Oh. ~
INA aoald and rNirry. ~. 1sk. ~
t1T. 1T and It.lehrr soA An AT
a. savage. "a. 70. "a
10 a ,llaf- fot"si. 81
sls sierra Nevada. In. i3k
no Hale 4 Norcross. Is, 3tx, ~
ms crown Point. ~. yTs. 49,. ~
as yellow Jacket. u. tan. - S5k. nv
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TAls popular dy eesds arm. although losins
Ill b. The rsas ars d virEiais, VII not dss IN
c~onsequsnes. On the eontrsiy' ~ VII 49,
n silribls place IN Doctor HALL. building.
nearly ~opposlts tbs Nsss cacs. Inis not.
Ing they vent 70 nan fnnei.eo fot snsv I'm :,
sStenssvs stock Of dry gocds ~ sn'S
opsn out 10 . few days In sp'soaso W. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24
Sutro.

The main west tunnel is steadily i'd.
vancing. the rock in the face being q
little harder than at our last report. The
seams OF clay encountered for the past
week are apparently giving out, and the
flow Of water Is lessening somewhat.
Excellent progress In being made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-24

Sinking the main incline shaft 70
making good progress. Everything in
and about the mine 10 working finely.