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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

Pusa's orsHA HorsE.-A large num-
Der OF theatre-gosrs were disappointed
last night by the failure OF Little Nell
to appear. II was not tho laiy's faui'
that .he was absent. but rather her mis-
fortune. Since her arrival she has been
suffering from a severe cold, besides Ia
boring under = general indisposition'
Tomorrow night Shs will appear again
IAN that Glitters is not Gold.' other.
wise ..Tho Factory Girl" was produced
hastily. ~ the management was NOT
aware until late in the evening. that Lat
de nellie was 80 seriously indisposed'
Mas Adams took the part OF Martha in-
stead Of the character OF Lady Valeria.
As We were accustomed TO see her. Miss
Cummins enacted that OF Lady Naieria
and was very acceptable. Mr.. Giddens
made an excellent Toby Twinkle and his
"take A card was loudly applauded:
The other characters were unprecedented
by The same gentlemen as formerly
Miss sidney Cowell. the new sombretio'
made her first appearance ana also
created a most favorable impression
The comic oper,its OF Jenny Lind was
prpduced, with Miss Cowcll ~ Jenny
L-atLsrlung-. She Is an excellent vocal.
list. a Good dancer and A. y%iyacious and
-prightly a lady as We have seen On the
boards ut Piper's for some time, and We
cannot refrain from congratulating Mr..
piper upou acquiring such talent rs an
addition to his stock company. Tonight
1.-The Little Treasure with Miss Cow,
ell as Gertrude. will be produced. ana
Jenny Lind repeated.
JrsrrcE wnGur's CouEr.-So dono'
Justice Wright has seen better days Tor
business than to-day. The only case
brousht before the Justice to-day Was
that of a miner who works in the Crown
Point and who lives In Bullion kaNine.
II seems that he attempted 10 rni ms
household in a tanner unsatisfactory 70
Nh. better half. and sent a daughter. aged
&c wears. through the binding snow ana
heavy drift, TO the Justices Court ior
assistance. Constable Symonds n ms
Deputy, John Y. Paul. returned win
her. and they said that for $50 ~aplefeth they
wouldn't have repeated the trip. 80 hai'
arlous was the condition oil d Eoau.
The man was secured and a six-shooter
and derring.r found upon his person by
Captain Paul. During his examination
he abused the Justice. using such obscene
language that the latter found 1t necss-
sary TO cause his incarceration in the
calaboose for q period OF twenfy.ioui
hours. He was also held in default OF
81. 900 bail to appear tomorrow Tor e1-
animation.
DISTRICT CouEr-R rsIso. Jrpor.-
The following business was transacted
in the First District Court yesterday
morning: In the matter OF the estates OF
Joseph r. Richards and q. Is. Lagepar-
sine, nn order was made fixing the time
for tho settlement Of final accounts.
State Of Nevada vs.. Hugh Mason.
charged with forgery; defendant tried
and acquitted. Court adjourned until
iO-A. y. to-day.
READ THKA.-Rsad the advertise
ments in another column under "Nsw
To-Day" telling you how to mako from
IS TO $40 per day. how to advertise
cheap, and which Is the best paper to
take.
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A~sE-s,IENrs.

-
Rsek Isiand- 81 per share; levied Nov. ic'
Delinquent Dee ii: szle day. Jan. IL.
Hlas-m cents per share levied Nov. IL;
d~eiinqusnt Dec. %; sale day, jan. ID.
Ialttc Csnsslidnted-i5 cents per share
kvlrd Nov. Is; delinquent Dec. u; sale
cxy. Jan. n
rylev-sl eests per share; levied Nov. 10
delinquent Dec. ~: sale nay. Jan. u.
mpsriaI-si per share; levied Nov. IS; dc.
lnquent Dec. -; sale da Jan. ~.
sueeer-si per -harr; levied Nov. u; delin'
qnent Jan, 4; sals day. Jan. u.
rtnh-ti per share: l,vied Nov. Is; drlin'
queat Dec. ~; sale day. Jan. ~.
0yermna-ss per share; levied Dec. 4; de-
linqusni Jan. ). sale day. jan ~.
Baitiaerc-si per share; levied Dec. 81
delinquent Jan. o; sale day, Jan. -.
New Ysrk-so cents per share: levied Dec,
): delinquent Jan. &; sale day. Jan -.
New 1esk Ssa.-;o cents per share levied
Dec. 5; delinquent Jan. 9; sale day, Jan
Kensuek-$i per share; levied Dec. J; de
linquent Jan. 5: saie day, Jan. -.
sssaxe-$5 per share ic,ied Dec. 5; delin
qnen; Jan. 8: sale day, Jan. 81
Nud~s-sp cents per share; levied Dec. !
delinqueat Jan. II sale Cay, Feb. !.
Americas rlnt-ti per share /: levied Dee
-. drIinouent Jan y sale day. Jan. q.
-"s-s -, n.
10; delinquent Jan. II: .alc day. Feb. IL
Original cold IIiit- 80 eeui- per share
levied Dec. 10; delinquent Jan. 10; sale
day, Feb. 4.
Day son-si per share; levied Dse. 10; delin
qa.ni Jan. Is; 'alc day, feb.
Nrisona a rtnh-Is cents per share
levisd pss. 10 uenhaaeh' Jan w. ""'
day, feh.a
Gisbe-7s cents per share; levied Dec. 10
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Tyler.

ACCIDENT IN n NrAoARA.-For some
reason unexplained, caves have been Of
frequent occurrence hereabouts. To-day
another occurred in the incline Of the
Niagara claim, situated near Silver City.
James Mclaughlin was working Of the
bottom and the cavs occurred nsa the
top. Mclaughlin heard the noise and
also saw q boulder weighing about one
hundred pounds coming toward him at q
lively rate. He lodged 70 mi side. but
could not escape II. It struck him on
the left side OF the head, INJECTING an
ugly cash Of about three inches In
length, and also bruised his cheek bone,
causing considerable swelling. He was
brought to Gold Hill, and handed over
10 the tender msrcies OF DR.. Kirby, who
skillfully dressed his wounds. During
tho operation the man behaved like .
Spartan, never once moving o muscle or
making q complaint.
STEM & sox.-This popular grocery
arm, in Gold Hill. Is now doing . better
and more extensive business than eve
before. At their we'll known store, just
at the Main street crossing Of tho rail.
road. they are receiving. a. well a. sell.
ing an immense amount OF all kinds OF
goods in the family groceries and pro-
vision line, and their shelves fairly
groan beneath the weight Of good things
piled upon them. George Stewart runs
the wagon, attends TO outside customers,
and acts as general salesman. George
Is q wide.awake young man, and under
stands his business fnt.iate.
FREroHr RkcEIrrs. - The following
amounts OF freight were received at the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots by the
Virginia & Truckes railroad, during the
"a hours ending IL n. to-day. Wood 81
car loads, lumber IS, spuds I. hay &,
barley 1. mdss. o. pigs !. -four 4.
machinery !, pig iron 2. grain l. Total
i03 car loads
PosrrosKD.-Tho inclomsnt weather
has put an embargo. for the present, up
on Prof. McDonald's and DIR. Rico's lee
lures. But II does not stop them from
giving chronological examinations or
treating the sick. They are TO be found
In their Office as usual. As soon % the
weather permits they will finish their
course Of lectures.
Az ARTICLE OF True MERrr. -
.'Brown'a bronchial Troches'' are the
most popular article In this country or
Europe for throat diseases and coughs,
and this popularity Is based upon real
merit.
Oar SHIPMENT. There were shipped
on the v. & T. Railroad, to mills on tbs
Carson river. during tho twenty.four
hours ending at II O'Clock n. to-day.
% carloads Of ore, aggregating 700 tons.
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Last Eveaing.
% Union Con, .. u,
inso Lady Bryan. n, n bSo. 10
as Julia. ~. eA, q. iv.e
no kaiekerboeksr. w
$40 Globe. .. IL
20 baltimore Con. s.st.s
$40 nalils.; ss'o. 81. a bso. 20
80 silver i'm. ias. IL. ii.nX
iooNew York Con ~. Sax
100 Eelipse IN. II, IN
*o Roek lsland,6
l1O Trench. IL
40 Challenge, n. 10Y. 10
te5 Dayton. ~. .. tk
2aUo Occidental. az. 6.Ss
$40 American Fiat. &, "a
so woodviie. ~, 4. xxx
e4s Mint. &c. I. size
60 rs-ine. lk,l
sos Andr. ioS, II. TX. nS, iix,n
US Leo. I. sc
i025 Lsvisthan. 2. Az
80 North Carron. AZ, ~
40 q. r. Ravine, ite. size
40 seq. Rock Island, N
30 0nrinai Gold mn. al.
$50 Cosmopolitan. ". IA
fs1 ko-.ath. ~, t.,s. eoo.t
lsO Lady Washington. 3
DO Grenada. ~
$50 wells, Fargo Gel
100 scorpion. ~
This Msraing.
THE heavy storm has prostrsted all IN
telegraph lines. which deprves ne Of our rrg
uiar morning report. -ED. NE~sl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

Msxisas.
The drift from the l465.foot level Of
the Ophir il now into the Mexican
ground and shows good ore indication
In its face.
The face OF the west drift continues IN
hard green porphyry. with streaks Of
quartz, allowing Of but slow progress.
MeersA Mergan.
The rock at the bottom Of the new
shaft works better this week, allowing Of
faster progress In sinking.
Pfctsa.
The rock In the face Of the tunnel IL
softer. and shows moro encouraging In
dications. No water.
Tyler.
Better progress has been made the
last few days In sinking the shaft. the
rock being softer.
Main shaft still sinking for another
level, in good working ground.
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THrr WILL Do Iri-People who like to
trade &c tho best advantage In buying their
family groceries, provisions and all that sort Of
thing, insist ON trading at Rlson's, Odd Fellows
Building. Main street. Gold Mil. There they
can dnd last what they want, including the
choicest OF can and case goods. fresh ground
soase: sI ysrisi'ss O. Rlekiss and pfsseryssI
kinds. q splendid assortment OF china and glass
wares, crockery, ETC., etc.. and everything q
the most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
nee. Rlson 10 Q good man TO trade with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

TEMPTING DKArH.-Evey man Or woman
afflicted with q cough or cold. which he or she
takes no measures to arrest, 10 tsnptingdesih.
There 10 not Q drug store 10 the land where
IIale's Honey Of Ilourhound and Tar may not
be procured. and there 10 no ailmsnt OF the
lungs or throat tending to consumption OF
bronchitis, which Il IL not competent 70 cure.
Do not suffer cold TO accumulate on cold. but
arrest the nr.t symptoms pulmonary disease,
with this wonderful remedy. Pike's Tooth.
ache Drops cure In one minute. II
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DIVIDENDS

ueIeher-fs per share. aggrcgsiias tsia.oo;
declared Jan. s.: payable Jan. IL
Crows Petnt - e. per share. agyregauns
$s0.oc; declared Jan. :; payable Jsn' u
Consolidated virginia 81 pei. -hare,
aggrs-.ting t31Loo; declared Jan. I;
naxahIs Ian. VI.
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p.n,crIos.-Ths nearest approach to per,

PkRvcrios.-The nearest approach to per.
fectiou, In arilles designed for kitchen use, 10
that OF DooleJ's Yeast Powder. now generally
recognized a. the most economical and relia-
Bile Yeast Powder In the country. No houto
hold should be without II. To accomplish the
zane rsial,,, !, rssIIrss %. one sa,! OF Two NO
OF other Baking Powders. while uniform sue.
Gees IN making rolls, bread, blscults. pastry,
etc, 10 guaranteed. Recommended solely on
it, merits Dooley 4 brother, Manufacturer,
90 New street. New York. For sale b.. al
Grocep. IL
Blue PoiSrs. - Laree-sired. delicious bi
waves, fresh nom the sea, can be bad every
morning At Tom H%enron's celebrated Rating
stand, Palacc saloon. Virginia City. Alec oil
kinds Of nsh. spring chicken, porter house
steaks and everything else crsved BY the inner
man. Hedron's dinner combinations are Q
marvel Of gastrononls skin. sell m
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Errxcrs on rus SronN.-The bad ef-
feet OF the present snow alarm is visible
ON all sides. Jake White has been CON-
uslled to put aside his buses and take
nm his stage sleighs. Con. Denise and
his partner. Tom. look like two anti
ouatsi fossils 90 they drive through
town. wrapped in blankets. overcoats
md fur gloves. Theirs IL no euyiabls
,,sk. such = day a. this. The trains
ON the v. & T. r. II. are commencing
to run from 10 to 10 minutes behind
time. II the storm continues for many
| hour. longer, and there Is svery indiea-
tion tina, il will. il will seriously impede
n,ocress. The telegraph currents nee
! The closest watching on the part OF op.
orators. Prom the looks OF the ionds
| above us, there Ia every hope that ,ne
..clerk Of the weather" Is determined 70
civ, us enough snow to remind US that
| Sis fayors are not all included In bright,
! blue skic. aud balmy atmosphere.
Tx. sromx.-shortiy after nishifall
l,., night, the "beau,iful snow" began
~
IN distributs itself In stray particles over
m. hills aud dales Of fair washoe.
ahout 0 or 10 o'clock P. NJ. 1t came
anon us a. though II meant business
ma nj midnight. assisted by III radi'
tional zephyrs. 1t CAUSED oil providers 10
sesk tho healthy shade OF q convenient
.aloon. The wind has howied and the
,,orm has RACED unabatingly. and. from
present Indications. 1t bids fair to lay
he dust. Eventually. at 10 A. N. this
morning. over q foot OF snow covered
,ha ground. Crossing the Divide be-
tween Gold Hill and Virginia. this norm
inc. wa. a task not accomplished with
ont considerable Inconvenience. We
s.w several making the attempt. but not
one was noticed stopping to suiogixo The
'beautiful snow"
RrruRxkp. IT. II. Cunningham.
whom all old washoeites have favorably
known in times past. has returned from
San Francisco, where he has been run
ming a saloon for the last four or ive
wears, and has now bought out Chari'y
| Dalsy's famous saloon. No. AZ South Z
street, Virginia. where he will DO happy
10 meet his old friends at any time.
Tom. Cunningham is n Of the institu-
tons Of the County, and knows how TO
run a irst-class saloon In hrss-e'ass
ityls.
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ASSEMBLY.

The bill for q street railroad from Car
son to the Warm Springs was passed.
The Committee on Ways and Meani
reported favorably on the bill for pay.
msnt Of the State debt.
CrandAll gave notice Of bin to pro-
vide for the erection Of An insane asylum.
Mcdonald gave notice Of a bill to pro-
tect the health OF miners by providing
ventilation and restricting the hours Of
underground labor at certain degrees OF
heat.
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SENATE.
CAlsox, Jan. IL, 1876.

CARsox, Jan. IL, 1870.
Cassidy introduced Q concurrent rsso-
luton for an adjournment on February
18th. Tabled.
A resolution relative to White Pine
Sssators drawing lots, was referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
The Thrss-csrd Monte bill wa amen
dsd 70 as to include hogsing faro and
all devices and games not included In
the "Act to restrict games; also making
Il q felony for owners Of premises, cases,
or vehicles. to permit playing such
games. Il was ordered ~spgrossed.
The prize paekais prevention bill was
indefinitely postponed.
lbs vetoed bill for the segregation Of
certain territory from Elks to Eureka.
vas made the special order for to-mor.
row.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM CARSON 7

LEoIsLArIvE PROCEEDINGS.
white Pi.s sssasss-rLrss-Cara
Misunderstanding Fare--.Priss
PaekaGss-- Eureka VI. Eiks
Csusty-Warm sprisEs Railroad
State Debs-.Insans Asylum -
Health 81 Niners.
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Europa.

The winzs below the tunnel, at the
west side OF the vein, Ia now down 50
feet. At the depth Of 100 feet II Is pro-
posed to cross.cut east iAto the vein to
ascertain its value and dip at that point.
The capital stock Of this Company has
been increased TO LOO, 900 shares. The
new stock will DO ready for delivery on
the 18th instant. The claim lies south
Of the Julia and comprises 1000 feet,
patent for which 10 being secured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
Gould Curry.

The double Wine sunk from the 1000.
foot level has reached the l700-foot
level, and the work OF drifting south to
connect with the main incline 10 making
good hsadway. The work OF raising
the two unfinished compartments 10 pro-
crossing satisfactorily. and the new ma
chinsry 10 far advanced. II will 30 run
ming in q day or two. Everything look
ing favorable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

Jrsr IlElp Tms.-Heyman Brothers have Jus.
opened q new furniture sore on the corner OF
necessary for furnishing houses. cheaper than
any house. this side OF San Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand . large stock Of furnl.
tire. bedding. carpets, crockery, giass and
plated ware. Give Them q call. de2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
Crown Point.

Daily yield GOO tons. Nothing new
in tho cross.cuts east at the i5O0.foot
level, or other prospecting movements
ut that or other levels Of the mine. The
main incline 10 sinking deeper very
satisfactorily. and the lG00-foot level Is
being opened. The ore breasts and
slopes OF the old regular working levels
are looking and yielding finely a. usual.
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LOST |

an THURSDAY AFTERNOON. BIZ.
~ tween bowsrs' 0rads and wsds q Mar.
shaii's store. . LAdy's Purse, containing about
&C. 2 2sa,. s'; 4. ,ss. -, s,,i IA = , FIX; A ..
wsrded upos rsturning u TO this once,
Jais So MRS. ABE JONES.
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CAUTION.

HEREBY CAUTION ALL TRADERS NOT
i 70 deliver any Koods 10 anY party On my
account without my written order.
dsseu GEORGE SMITH.
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CholIarPotosi.

Daily yield, 40 tons. Car sample as.
says $50 per ton. showing q slight i'm.
proyement tn the quality Of the ore eI-
iracted. Prospecting operations going
ahead An usual. Owing to ovsrplus Of
water at the ll50-foot level, work at that
point Is suspended till the new pumps
and machinery are brought into active
working trim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
silver Hill.

The drifts both north and south at the
third level show considerable improve
msnt in the way Of good pay ORE; no
particular change 10 note In the rest OF
the mine. The work Of putting In thu
new hosting and pumping machinery
has progressed finely. and will DO retard.
ei very little, II any, by the present
heavy storm.
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Csn.ailaa,ed virginia.
IHelchsr.

Daily yield, 400 tons. from the old ore
sections. Nothing new to report from
tho wines below the liO0.foot level;
they all continue in good ore. and 1t re-
mains for the drift. now being run
from the min incline into the l5oo-foot
level, to develop the true value OF that
level. The new air shaft is to-day down
3i7 feet from the surface, and the por-
ton being raised from the s5O-foot leyel.
is now up over 200 feet. Less than $50
feet remains to be e~xcavated to com.
plete the connection, and II Is expected
that the shaft will be fully completed in
about FIVE or 81, weeks.
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BEAUTIFUL SHOW.

Oh. the Showl the Beautiful Shows
Filling all hearts With Joy As they 60
Through REINsTEIN & w0LF's
Beautiful Store.
Where goods are piled reaching from
ceiling to floor
Ready.mado,
Custom.mads,
Garments TO wear,
At prices you will DO astonished 10 hear.
Inducements! Inducements! Drop In
and see.
They'll show you the Stock and charge
you no fee.
Oh. what a Beautiful, Beautiful Show
OF Merchandise, selling at prices 90 low
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14
woodviIle..

The new shaft Is making excellent
progress downward. the rock improving
all the time. and works operating finely.
The ore sections yield enough to keep
the mill running steadily. The cross.cut
at the 3O0-foot level has not yet reached
the wall OF the ledge. and 10 10 e.
pected to develop . good body Of ore,
being q continuation Of that worked In
the level above.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

This mine lies between the Rock 10.
land and Florida. upon the south side
Of the American Flat division Of the
great Comstock. II Il an old location,
and the old tunnslsnd Wine which have
been lying idle for years past are now
under the new jroprietorship. being
reopsnsd and worked With . visw to as
certaining the situation and dip OF the
ledge preparatory TO sinking . frst-class
working shaft Some very good ore Was
obtained from the ledge In former days.
and there IL moro there somewhere,
The Georgia Is In q most excellent and
valuable location.
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Lever Couastsek.

Work Is about being resumed on this
old claim at Silver City, under the SD
perintendence Of Capt. Sam Curtis. A
deep shaft Is to DO sunk. with q %cross.cut
at the bottom through the lode. The
old workings. although developing good
punches OF ore giving high assays. were
not docp enough for q good concentrated
ledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

The shaft is now down Cos feet, being
IS feet below the 550-foot level. Tho
face Of the main drift at the level men
toned Is In vein matter and evidently
entering the ledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

" your hair 10 coming out or turning gray.
do not mnrmur over . misfortune you can %
casily avert. Ayers Hair vigsr will remove
the cause OF your grief y restoring your hair
to IL natural color. and herewith Jour good
looks and good nature.
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Florida.

New shaft down 355 feet to-day with
the bottom in hard blasting rock, with
fne looking stringers Of quartz, dipping
east aud showing considerable improve
ment rs farther sunk upon. Ths main
drift west at the 300-foot level Ia In O0
feet, and the face is in porphyry and
quartz. It will probably have to run at
least 60 feet further In order to cut the
ledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

The face Of the main tunnel Is now In
quite soft ledge matter. and as very lit
tie blasting Is required. much better
progress Ia being made. The ledge Is
over four feet wide, and steadily i'm
proving In character - headway IL
made. The prospects are very favora-
BILE for developing q rich body Of ore
soon. The face Of the north DRIFT II
looking very promising. showing some
nice stringsrs Of fair grade ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

Observation-Disclosures come
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California.

All the crosscuts on the l4OO.foo'
level are looking exceedingly we'll, cross
cut No. I being In q vein Of ore OF sI'
c.cdine richness. assaying over $500
Der ton on the average. Judging from
the levels below. this vein must he Of
great width. The ore in the various
crosscuts ON the l500-foot level are iden'
teal in appearance and value with thai
found in crosscut No. I. at the southern
boundary. The ore in the face OF the
breasts in all the crosscuts Is OF a very
u,oh grade. The north winze from tho
Gould 4 Curry drift looks exceedingly
xrstl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-14

Drifts at the $50 and &5o-foot levels
going ahead % usual, with NO particular
change 10 note. Plenty Of water, a. In
the Baltimore, but the nsw machinery
will drain both mines. both being opsr-
stsd By means Of the one shaft.
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THE heavy storm has prostrsted all the
Telegraph lines, which deprives ne Of our reg
ular morning report. -Ep. NE~s
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Buekeys.

The material being sunk through at
the lower end Of the incline indicates
close proximity TO the ledge. Consider
able increase Of water 10 also met with.
When this incline cuts through into the
main ledge, good pay IN will doubtlsss
DO met with. judging from the workings
above.