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~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
- ISOLATION, corner Ninth and ID streets,
FREE READING ROOM.
Evening Glasses in German, French, Grammar
and Arlthmetic.
LITERARY SOCIETY.
Saiy fTayeE, HseIagGg a. 1919 and .; n;
$3.50 p. n, conducted by the Young Men Of the As
sociation. Music led by Organ and Cornet.
Yogse MEN ARE coRDIALLNINvyrED.
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Lord Byron saw on one occasion spectre.
Socrates had warnings from his demon. Bru-
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YEA SPECIALLY FOB HOLIDAY
SS PRESl NTS.-A box OF genuine La Bella
Guiana CIGARS. with bands, $50. formerly sold
for a. NJ. GOLDSTEIN, GIL Penna. ave,
de22-1m (Under Metropolitan Hotel.)
e% WARRINGTON MARKET COM
PANY:-The annual meeting of the stock
helders Ct the Washington Market Company will
be held at the office of the conp.uy, on the
Market grounds, in the city Of Washington,
at Il O'Clock noon, the first MONDAY. being the
Sd day Of January, 1S76 for the choice of thirteen
directors for the ensuing year. and TO act on any
other subject within the power of the corporation.
BENZ. d. WHITNEY, Secretary.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. D. 1873. deet-td
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- RAN CHURCH. corner Of Eleventh and II
streets-Services TOMORROW MORNING and
EVENING, At IL and 1850. Christmas services In
the morning. s. DOMER, pastor. de25
SPECIAL NOTICES
e~VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN ASSO-
~ C1ATION.-Annual meeting THIS Mon
dayl EVENING, ut 1850 O'Clock, in CLARK Hall.
80 PennIylvania avenue northwest. Revision OF
the constitution and election of officers. All Vir
gins hepuOiicAnJ ii WEnp COREY 81 President
N. DAVIDSON. Recording secretary. deS
~MASONIC-TH INSTALLATION
~ communication of the Grand Lodge, r.
A. A. NJ, OF the District of Columbia will be held
e n1sSnic Temple THIS 4oRdsy) EyEETTMS at
DEF 'A' rstarl "e Grand m s sAs
r~ OFFICE OF FIREMEN's ~.
- - ,sURANCE COMPANY OF WASHING
TON AND GEORG ETOWN.-Room No. 1, over
Bank of Washngtou.-The stockholders OF the
Firemen,s Insurance Company will meet at their
office on MONDAY, January 3, 1875, between the
hours of 10 Q. m. and p. m, for the purpose OF
elseting thirteen Directors for the ensuing year.
YEA MEETING OF THE STOCK.
~ HOLDERS of the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company, for the election OF
corner of First street west and Pennsylvania ave,
hue, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of January
The polls will be opened at II M, and closed at
Transfer books will be closed on the 10th of jan
uary, 1876, and opened January II 1876.
c. N. KooNEs, Secretary. de25td
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~ CHEs APEAKE AND OHIO
~ CANAL COMPANY,
PREsIDENT's OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. II, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that the coupon on the
Preferred Construction Bonds Of this company.
due January, 1884 will be paid at the banking
house Of Mears. Alexander Brown Sons, Balti-
more. on and after "WEDNESDAY, 18th Instant,
de1e- A. p. GORMAE. President.
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~CURRENT AND BACK NMBKRs
80, Of the DAILY NATIONAL R9UBLlcAN,
and All other city papers, can be drained nom
j. BRAD. ADAMS, etatfoner and Nws Dealer,
under q. eload hotel, corner and Etth streets.
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B-NS9 nOA1 y UAfAABANU AHSOSIAEIOS.
President-Geo. H. B. white.
secretary-Wm. L. Br Imhall.
Treasurer-Wm. V. s. Wilson.
Directors-Wn. N. Roach, 8. Wolf, Jas j.
Chapman, j. T. ColfwelI. j. G.. Judd, e.. d.
Wight, Edwin W. Wilson, 1. L. Blout and A. b.
Kelly.
Attorney-Jas s. Edwards
Three thousand shares, $50 each: monthly dues
e per share: commencing FIRST THURSDAY in
January, 1876; ten Fer cent. per snBum Interest
allowed on dues paid in and advances returned.
The most equitable Of any cooperative asSocia.
tion yet organized.
ASsRead the Consultation.
SS-Ofice Of the Secretary COZ Seventh street
northwest. de2l-lw
~THE VISITING COMHITTEE OF
~ THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
city who will express the desire to be visited by
sending their address to the rooms, corner of
Ninth and ID streets. deco
~A MEETING OF THE STOCK.
rs holders OF the National Metropolitan Fire
Insurance Company OF the District Of Columbia
will be held at the ONCE OF the company January
TO- 1876, 1t being the annual election for said COM
plny. Polls open at u m; close at p. m
MOSES KELLY, President.
sAM'L Cross, Secretary. deeo-td
YEA GREAT DIsCOvERY.-DR DE
NEzA, In his eight years OF prsctice in
this COUNTY, has been very successful In treating
Deafness and al chronic diseases by his discovery.
His ofce Is at 80 + street northwest N ashington,
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E-MILLIAM 2; MARREN,

k~TEETH "a PEE sET. ETTHEB
College OF dental Surgery, ana 4 the lush Medi-
cal College, Chicago, 40l Sevenpu street east side
corner ofD. Gas and chloroform usedh extract.
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s~DR. J. D. JOHNSON, Oh ALEX.
vices ss Surgeon, PhysIcisn and 0cliS o the citi-
gems OF the District OF Columbia. - =
Willard's hotel and the Owen house.
Once hours from 10 8. N, to %. m. ! my3-tf
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ASSESSMENTS

nint-9o eeIts per share: l.,ied Nay u. de.
lihqusnt JuLs iG -aie day July
Wa. Eeas s'eassiiiateL-s cents per
share: levied May 18th; delinquent June
18th: -ale dsy july coth.
Nisgimta Cisy Goal Csuapasy-i 10 cents
per -hsre: l.viei May 18th: delinquent June
loth; -alc day Jul, 10Th.
s~sSpisa-s % cents per share. levied Nay
aiih. dciinquent June a'h; 'aie day July
.i-t.
Esapir~ ~. d ~. Co.-Si per share,
I.yled NAY 18Th. delinquent July ID: .sis
day July sist.
L-xtathsa-S cent. per share, levied Nay
ySth: delinquent Jub 9Th; salc day July
2Sih.
Jacob I.itti~ Cssssisdated-io ceats
per share; levied Nav 3isf; delinquent June
sth, -slc day. July syth.
Nevada = cents per .har,: levied June ID;
delinquent July sih; sale day July nh
CtRh-sa per share: levied June nh: de-
~linduen; July 9th: sale day July 18th.
Original Gold NM 80 cents per sharc;
levied June tth; delinquent July Wh; sale
day Jul, ss,h.
delinquent July itih: ralc day August &th.
Day tea 81 per share; levied June sth: de-
hnaucnt July 18th. .Ais day August 9TH.
delinquent July IL; ssle day Augusta.
sissmspsiitnn-?s cents per share. levied
lancp, delinquent July II saie dsy Jsly
~.
ksssuth ~ per share: levied June n, de-
linqncnt JAY rs, sale day Angus, T.
Worlds - c.nt- per share: levied June Is,
delinquent July 20; salc day August 10.
Lady WaShiugtsa-j cents per share;
lr,i-d June ID; delinquent July %, sale
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
rscuI. 70 "a, .olD I'M. DAIRY r,v'.
CALIFORNIA.
viii ~ Exaainsd-HiisA = Dsmsrr.
sr-Yasai Accident.

viii ~ Exaainsd-YiisA . DsmsFr.
ss-Katai Accident.
BAN F~nAxcpco. July 81 P. ~
The examination Of Captain Lindsll and
Mate Dean. Of the bark Union, on q
charge Of having wilfully wrecked the
vessel on Puget Sound some weeks ago.
will bs held before U. 8. Commissioners
o. Barns tomorrow.
Last April the U. 8. authorities com.
msncod suit against the Central Pacific
Il. Il. Company TO recover 81 1850, 6aS 10
being 8 per cent. Of the net earnings
OF the road from July 10. 1867. TO octo-
beI u, 1874. In accordance with an Act
OF Consrsss. Yesterday the company.
BY its attorneys, hlsd . demurrer. which
will DO argued on Tussday mat.
Last evening the little son Of p. O..
Kenland. living or Francisco street.
while playing on tho balcony Of the Sec
ond story fell 10 the ground and was In.
stantly killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-08

VIRGINIA SCHOOL CrSsrs.-From Pro-
lessor J. y. Flint. School ~Supsrintsn.
dent, who has been engaged for some
time past in taking the school census.
We learn that there are 1854 children Of
school AGE in Virginia City. OF these.
sf5 are boys and sG9 girls; 1915 schol-
ars attend the public schools, and 253
private. The Professor did not have
The report made out in full whom our re-
porter saw him this morning. 10 that q
complete report cannot be given In to-
days Nkws. Among the things worthy
u note that the Professor learned while
taking the CENSUS, may DO mentioned
the fact that there IL q woman living In
Virginia who has given birth to ~ chill
dren. He also found another woman
the mother Of nino children, who sup
ported them entirely BY her labor. and
still with this burden ON her hands. that
would tax tho resources Of most ordinary
men, she was cheerful and happy.
TARoEr SnooriSo.-A shooting match
took place yesterday. just beyond Fort
Homestead, between Dennis Ne,in Of
the Emmet Guard, and Thomas 0'Brien
Of the Sarsfeld. Neyin gave O'Brien
3 points, but was himself beaten by IL
points. The following Is the score:
Nevin %. 3. 2. 1. =. 2. 3. 2, >, 3, o. 2,
), o, o, o, >, L. o. 0.-3S. 0'Brisn-3.
J, =, 2, 2. .. 3. ,. }. I. 3. 3. 3, ,, 3. 3, 3.
$. 2, $50. Nsvin In one Of the picked
team Who shot with tho Summers nj San
Francisco last Fall. while O'Brisn is a
new hand Who has only been practising
about three months. O'Bren has
reason To feel elated at his success.
Or Dn.-That Capt John 9. Young
will shortly tender his resignation a.
Captain Of the Emmett Guard Of Vir.
GINA City. II the report has any
foundation on fact. 1t Is to DO hoped
that the Captain may be induced TO re-
consider his Dissemination ~ he can
III DO spared by the Emmsts.
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4 suyrocArne coueH.-ins letter 10 Nrs.
CHARLOTTE LlsIe, Of chicago. . lady well known
.. : eoairioa,or 70 The western pres, she
IIooey Of Hosshoand and Tar. my cough"
she ssyv. % thfraisncd " sunoeate No
hut the Honey Of llorehound and Tar has
removed evcry tare Of it." The letter WAS Ia
. isdy friend 10 TIL. city, who has placed u 81
the Disposal Of O. N. crittsnton. Z Sixth ave.
nns. frks's Toothaehs Drovs cure In one
minute,
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Atseslianeous-

term OF Mr.. Z. p. Connor's writing
class, which has boon hold at the Gold
Hill public school house during the
past two weeks, closed last evening.
The committee, Of which l.. I. Fox was
Chairman. appointed to examine the
progress male by the class. reported
that tho advancement was truly remark
able. Mr.. Conner awarded two prizes;
the first to tho M making the greatest
improvement, was IS In coin. and was
won by Duncan Cameron. The second.
for the finest specimen Of penmanship.
was awarded 10 L. d. Farmin. II was
u picture, entitled "Homs. Sweet
Home" and represented . couple Of
birds sitting on a most OF eggs. Mr..
Conner has given the highest satisfac.
ton to all his patrons. The second
session OF his school begins tomorrow
evening. Ho has seventy scholars al
ready. and IL receiving constant arces.
sions to his class. The young men car
ried OF the prizes this term. but the la
dies say they will make II warm for
them III u coming ohe.
PrpEn's OrKnA HoUsE.-"Ultimo" at-
tracted another large audience to the
Opera House last evening. 10 witness its
thiri representation in Virginia City.
II takes well. and all who attend have
IA fine opportunity Of making their sides
ache at the many comical. and somewhat
absurd situations, In which II abounds.
This evening will close its representa-
ton, and all who have not already seen
IL should not miss the opportunity. To.
morrow evening ''The Two Orphans
nm exceedingly popular play. which has
had the unprecedented run OF one hun.
drsd and eighty evenings, at tho Union
Square Thoater, New York City. will DO
represented.
The CONCERT To-SioHr.-Tho readers
Of the NEWS must not forget tho grand
concert TO 10 given tonight at National
Guard Hall, Virginia, BY Mrs. Pearlman
and other talented musicians OF Virginia,
whose names are published In our nd
vertising columns. From q knowledge
Of the talent enlisted. wo are warranted
i'm saying that all who attend will have
one OF tho rarest musical treats to
which they have for many q day boon
privileged to listen. 'Busses, for the
accommodation Of Gold Killers who at
tend, will 10 run aitor the close OF the
performance.
DANCER IN TuE Am. Among the do.
p~arturcs last evening We notice tho
names Of three Of the pretty 'choolmarms
| Of virginia-Miss Ida n. Bartlett, Miss
v. Cordiell and Miss Cashion. Some Of
the young gents OF California had bet.
ter look out for their hearts. for these
young ladies will be apt TO make up for
their enforced goodness while on duty.
by breaking all the hearts they can du.
ring the holidays. Mrs. Somers, an.
other Of the Virginia school teachers,
also leaves for California on this even.
ing's train.
That SrkANEx MArcu.-A gentleman
from Stockton named Adams mado his
appearance in Virginia City yesterday.
and went the rounds Of tho fro engine
companies. inspecting their machines.
lie seemed 10 think that all the engines
were poor affairs. and talked very dis
paragingly Of them. The Monumental
boys, however. still think that their mn.
| chine Is q little better than the Stockton
-... .,l go laIiava ara mat an vaaIv
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BOARD or rowS rnusrEEs.

-....., al. p...,
an auJoufnou "eean6 VI WV DoAu
Of Town Trustees was held at The town
hall last evening. II was A protractsd
-, -, ,,orn,x ....;or tn. mi,
Ro.,s somnos.J of WiIli.m.. Han
Woolsv Nav and presidsnt Mundsli.
-,s n..sa,t
The minutes Of tho previous meeting
we're read and approved.
Pssias.s.
A petition Of Q number Of citizens
pr.vino for the abatement Of a nuisance
In Al. ,.., a, H.ll.s c.nitol LODGING
" wv
house, which was iaid ovsr ron .
iAst mseung unui ai,. U,er'on; oaPo..
intsndsnt Of the doid hii and siieinis
Water Company, could os coniefreo
with. was taken under consideration.
Inc pool complained OF belongs 70 .ns
water company and water Is furnished
from u. TO run . couple OF mins ioxeI
down the canyon. Inc U VIZ =
poor, Q, ,a'nsr asseI,o,I, ~
.~ht.k atalNe Ar utuafu rNarnnna IOdnD. IN
directly over II. and The accumulated
AIR 10 dsnositsd in the reservoir. Mr..
Hal was notissd 40 remove his priyy,
and AZ ,bs matter stands At present.
ps,,;.. fs,,h.r down town. who have
,[,;,;as on rhs isroa town sswer. will
~. -. uo,Issa ~ ssmo,s imam.
~
nsperss OF ssnas 49,
The Committee on Streots report 'hs"
In good order.
c.uu;,,.. n, r;,o ,,5 Water rsport
.N""."~-....;. :, ,.oa =, Crown
me 'oI p.i;ns anJ ,nirL n mi.
Iolh % ~" rnno, cleaned out
NJ e,nn;rc tram !, NAV lend
70 .na. wa.er i "'"
rhs sos.;al comm;,,oe nm Printing
-. NJ, " .o,,r.c, Win tha Com
M" Ns~. 70, n,;n,;no for Tho ensuing
III. Nv. h.an SianeJ
The Special Committee ON Streets re-
port progress and ask for further time,
until the no1t regular mee"hs' nequ's'
s'""'e''
The following regular Oils were reaa
and ON motion BY MI; Day, Sec
py Air. Miiiains' ofueiea pau;
III. Lloyd Si2o' :. II. Harris gov. Aoe
Jones Si3o. Wm. harkins siso' iehow
yseket ng,nS eSIPan! NO.
- n SAiiup sie mn Sn..ss" s,SO
Z; oeeniah Soo, Dan oncshan s.
LioeI,y Insiho 40,
n,nso,n Iioss No' s@"' "'
Soo. -,
a sPseia, o.is Ssre s
anu on mouon ~ ar. psy' se''n''
Mr: Wooiey, 0fuereu pau; 20 v-.,.,.
Nv sPey rim PSn.o r. ~, saon
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Match Proposed for our
nhOotisss.


LONDON. July {. -Ths letter received
by Col. Gilderslsevc. In relation to tho
shooting by tho American rilomsn at
Wimbledon. was from Henry Parsons,
the Adjutant Of tho English eight. Par.
sons says the Council IL not willing 10
admit another team to shoot with our
eight on the Eleho field, but
they propose q match TO take place
on tho 18th for the Lloyds cup
between tho Americans and eight So
lsctsd from tho three British teams. At
tho sane limo the Council does not de-
SPAR OF . match batwesn the 4's and
8's''whioh may perhaps be managed for
the Monday following the shooting At
Wimbledon. In tho moan timo II Is
supposed that the match prepared for
the 18th instant will be agreeable 10 the
Americans.
The Barmsss Agrssnsss.
LONDON, July S.-Ths visit OF the
Emperor Of Germany and Victor Emsn-
usi will not be deferred later than Sep
tombsr. Minister Forsyth was not In.
structed BY tho Britain Government 70
demand tho right Of the passago Of
troops through Burmah. In his inter.
view with the King. he only intimated
that q sufficient escort would DO sent
with any future expedition 10 Western
China. The King replied that Burmah
would protect any expedition and troops
must not b sent.
The Effects or he Recent Storm In
Eusepe.
LONDON, July 8.-A letter from Buda,
Pssth, confirms tho reports Of the des-
tructive storms. and says that twenty
eight bodies have been found, while
over o hundred people are missing. The
destruction Of property OF tho noun.
tain slopes Wal fearful. No villas on
the upper ground entirely escaped.
Hundreds Of people are destitute and
homeless. subscriptions have boon
opened and relief 10 bsing literally
given.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL 70 rus soLp NIL DAILY usvs
poMEsTIo NEWS.
rhs EaitsrisI ~Exesniesissa

The Kaitsrisi Exssrissises.
Fremont, Esb.. July 8.-The New
York and Eastern Editorial Excursion.
consisting OF about seven hundred edit.
ors, passed Omaha this morning Of z
o'clock In . splendid train Of Pullman
cars, arriving here ct 0 o'clock, altar .
delightful run Of two hours through tho
beautiful Elkhorn and Pinto Valleys.
The weather IL beautiful and the air
iresh and refreshing. The srsursionists
express wonder and surprise at tho rapid
and unparalleled progress Of the country
and admiration Of the luxuriant crops
that line the course Of the railroad.
Tho eIcunionists have alishtsd from
the train and are of for an hours drive
in carriages among tho wheat and corn
fields In this vicinity. The buildings ut
this station arc splendidly decorated
with samples Of growing corn. wheat,
oats. etc.
ssnstrsks In New JERK City.
NEW YoRk July S.-There were seven
cases Of sun-stroks yosterday.
I3eochor was before the Grand Jury
only q short time yesterday whom In.
dictments were ordered against Losder
and Price. They will DO brought to
speedy trial. Price may possibly escape
the penalty by turning States evidence.
A Premature ssasensns.
The Tribune this morning was prema.
ture at least, In tho statement that
Losdsr and Price had;besn indicted. Tho
evening Posi- says Elizabeth II. Tilton
paid q visit this morning to tho Grand
Jury room and made q deposition In do.
NAL Of tho afidavits Of Price and Loe.
der. Dsecher wa before tho Grand
Jury yesterday. and the testimony Of
these two witnesses, II Is presumed,
prove sufficient to warrant the finding
Of indictments for perjury against Loe-
der and Price.
Msxiea. Border Nsws.
GALvrsToS. Texas. July S.-A special
at Brownsville. says Q forco Of 90 cav.
airy and 20 custom.houss guards under
OF Col. Parrot, escorted Cor.
tina and prisoners to Bagdad. They
Manrico Partique. who had threat.
sped TO shoot officers OF the NTH Cav.
airy near slatamoms. Tho gunboat
Juarez. with prisoners, sailed yesterday.
She had on board arms and ammuni.
ton. Permission was granted to dis.
her at BraIos and bring them
through Brownsville.
A Psins Nss Well Takes.
MILWAUKEE. July s.--Judgs Dyer. Of
tho U. 3. District Court, delivered an
opinion to-day denying tho motion to
an order upon n Shsnheld, n
rectiHer. requiring him to produce his
books and papers. II was argued by
ex-senator Carpenter. in support Of tho
that q man could not be ccm.
PEELED to furnish evidence that would
himself.
MiseeiIanssus.
Sr. Louu. July g. Tho extensive
Touring mill OF Lenhardt * Schmidt was
burned this morning. Loss. $4,000.
Drrnorr. July s.-Hon. Albert Prince.
Member OF Parliament and lawyer, wal
drowned whilo bathing In the river OPP
posito the city this morning.
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srAr,oxrsr AND J,vnnr.-J.s .. N.rh.ll.

STATIONERY AHp Jawnnr.-J. D. Marshall.
si the Gold Hill P~ost-ondee store. 10 sols agent
for I'll the San francisco and Sacramento daily
papsr. All the latest Eastern p~eriodicsl,
magazines. etc. received ~ roop a. publishsd.
and delivered In any paxt Of town. Blank
books asd staticnsry In great variety. Blank
books Of every description made 70 order ct
notlcs. Geld aud silver watches, CLOCKS.
thai line realty and well done. large stock
of toys All fAsey goods. Bee regular adtee'
tissmsnt 10 another column. leie
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n,. 60.
D ~
wsss dni' on me Aoo'ioos Y max
ing favorable headway. Sinking the
shaft 70 making the usual good progress.
,oo.
l..
level. IL to-day In l73 feet, with very
good working ground In the face. Quite
an increase Of water ID coming In Of the
face Of the Drift
Jssss Lissis Consolidated.
During the week The main drift west
hs. bssn In q considerably improved
character OF ORG. giving high assays,
and . valuable ore body 10 evidently
os'ns as'e'oPso.
r.e'ae. 49,,
The north drift from the hock Island
~ess onis on tns Aoo-'oos 's'oa's ssesoiy
advancing. With some very favorable 10.
isdcs'
.x c~...,,s..~
-. u..,x
-. .,.,,.n. 80.
ob.sin.d from ths ysrv nromisino vain
material through which Il il passing.
r--"
sS.anS. tsp,a,! dLa,i ill.,,
NORTH or south on he 55O.foot level.
...,.r....,
m... !. %...ns ~. h..a..
-,
49, 4 nov So;ns made ibsn bsrs.
tofore. Water increases somewhat.
u,.,.
sirli,o ,hs .h.ni \, oo;no .t.sdiIv for.
v.rd. The rock In the bottom blasting
out finely, and there being little or no
interference Of the water.
Lsviashas.
The shaft Ia down 355 feet to-day, tho
,o,,.u u ,,,a h,..,,rc oroura and .bs
.inlino msfino amid bssdway. Every.
thing working finely.
u.x,esn.
Thu wilma near the north line Of the
o-,,-,-L-. on ~. a.. h,,.,r In
-..5.. ~. tn. irLin o. n.tiro
favorable progress. "-"
Prospect.
sh.u ao~r on "a, ,o-a., roct M
bottom a 7 tough. Main dfiit OF
upper workings funnins " nne 'ookins
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PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.

Ansaai Eiecsiss Of Oaacers-A decd
Attsndanes-Ths utasss Has.
aeay Prevailing Priae % ths
Old Boys" In their 1seiesy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-08

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-08

observation-disclosures By The Medical pro3
curss Cuurhs. Gods aad Consumption, sud 81
dissssos Of the Throat and Chsst. DR.. Towns.
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