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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-26
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lider 8apittDumS mo Der friegertibet
raufluitigen Stdrnulc 9iorbitalienS lit
ein GROCER neuer Staat getretel, beiien
ptdti8ite 2ebenS Snterellen oteieIbeu
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lambs, benz llltr1nontani5muS, genlein>
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lebigen europdli6en &arte. IS brau0t
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reid 3ur S0au au tra9en, 10 LANCE o05
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ais 3ur 3eit, Da S0nig 8ictor emanuel
III Berlin ieineu Belud Gbltattete
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-26

Ser tie d ten beutl6en Is a m L
lien. 8or einigen Gaeen lit oaielbit Ell
ner Ter moblbabenolten Oeutlhen, IS. ..
g lumenbera, aeitorbea. SIN ieilcm
SeItdment lit feline Srau ais 8erDGltertn
bes gta0iaiies ein9eleBt. Jfut aDer be>
~1treitet ein 8tuoer oeS SerltotDenen, Ut.
8lumenberg, bic 3uldBt9fett oeS &e1tas
merts uito ole etgellelt StltDer Sllll1els
beras treteu ais 3eltgen gegeil oleUfutter
auf. biele ais etn DurdauS lltoerltdes
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melberg'ide Mobnun8 5u el1tell Nlltgz
nations hub YrOltltutlons~OauS ges
nladt uno no65 0limmere5 9etban babe.
Ote6ortleBung hes3eugsnperDors ipuroe
barouf bis sum %. OCTOBER Derl1oben.
DaS bisberige GrgebntB miro BON Der
rNbeubpoIt" tnSdu Tranct5co o Su1GNls
llteltge1teut:
Der ploe(idc Gob zines iebr wobtbabtnben
beutiden Mtltbiirgers NIB ell Durbdlt5 %nhbe1rte>
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ten 9Situlhen bes Neritorbenel nibt inebr bur-
monirtc, bat cine itberuuS l6nlilstge beutldc Ta5
milieugelDi9tc ans 2a9esllDt gebrudt. &enn III
llupiileu6clt uuo StttcntDtgtttt uuTgeWuhlene
Gbtnelel tbre taunt erlpd9lellcn S06ter f%eilbttten,
10 enp0rt lid bic gunSe c%lulitltrte Mtenl1Dctt.
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bcutl0cr Gtiittung aus uaGter $oabgier ibrc G00s
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wieoek aud cine tede Nnlbntot8ung iIbcr iene
rircbtu Mortfiibrer III bcltlbcu Nretien" uernomz
men, abcr eincn iot6en Eiubt ocs Matters limit
ten bes moblDabenoen @eI0bitbe3 n~ultrer Stoot
mo i'm ttrcile beutl6en Tulniltetllebels letll,
bus bdtten mir fir ahiolut unmDgli6 ~gebaltell,
gSir ipiirOen cs ni6t %9totbet, luclit bic 9cri3tIil
dell Gerbonotun9eil, lpeltl bic WtcH9e oet 9an5
beltimmten 3cu9nilie ntht iberlpGttigenD mare.
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stn 6nuS9euplien, bic tnttmitcll Srfalnten legeI
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&ohter peu lioerttdfet XcbenslpaloeI fibrtch,
Dap bic Mutter oic &odter odSu ~uerieitete mo Der
Batter pObl &Orpiirie ma6tc, abcr III %9erpODntenI
&clGtiiun allies l0lottcrn LleB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-26
Bon NaD tWo Gern.
S II B..

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Bic OppoitttonS~ Yartet bon
SainoiS lparm ben Steg q. s. $ :
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uois State Gegiiter" III Springfield, eez
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Yartei, oil Die nteOertyd0tigen S6tms
p~fereien Der uG6icuso Gimes" untnaz
pfeno, Tol9euoes:
pSnoem Die Sppolition pom Goof County !orn.
9eltng 81! t.brem 8aloibatcl inadt, bercttet Tie liz
rem UNI lctnen polttii@el 6rcunoet atc1tbatber
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ipunoerunss'piirOt9er 9lngbeit nno Geldtfli9s
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-26
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

Cornell were summoned TO che ball
room of Congress Hall, whero an i'm
msnse throug was gathered. and each OF
tho crew presented with tho United
statss Gag and q banner: also a banper
to the winner Of the single scull nos.
Mr.. Ksnnsdy Of Yale. The Ases and
bannsrs we're tho annual trophies be-
slowed By the College Association. In
addition to these. an elegant silver cup
Was presented 10 each member Of The
winning crew, and 10 Mr.. Kennedy.
The trophies we're presented By Hon.
Stephen W. Kellogg Of Connecticut.
The presentation was accompanied by
hearty cheers for the winners. The
Cornell boys wore also presented
with magnificent boquet and
congratulations were hsapsd upon them
from all sides. Up ill late this morning
the streets wsro lively with marching
parties Of college boys. venting their
enthusiasm In songs and cheers.
AYreshss scsrs - Pisssssrg.
PrrmprRo. Pa. July I5.-Duhng q
heavy rain last night, people residing
along Butcher Bun. Allegheny. were
forcibly reminded Of the food Of last
year. Sewers were taxed beyond their
capacity. and the water ruahsd along
East street to the depth Of three feet.
The frightened inmates Of houses took
on tho hills, and for . time tho
air was rent with tho cream OF ONE
and children. Fortunately the nood
soon subsidized, and no serious damage
was done.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15
AssRs~MgNr

IeStathAn ~ cents per share. levied Nay
18th; delinquent Jal> 9Th; sale day July
ssth.
Jacob ILstie Cssssisdas~d-ie eenis
per .harv; levied May Jisi; delipqucut June
sVth; sale day, Jaly srth.
N~sads q cents per shsrv; levied June 81;
delinquent July s,h; sale day July f'th.
Usah-<s pr share: levied June ith. de-
l~inoucnt July 9th: sale day July Dth.
O~risianl Gsid lstii 81 cents par share;
lr,i-i Iuns tih; delinquent July o'h' sAie
dsy July 3sth.
silser mn % per share; levied jane sih,
dc.iuqgsui Jaiy itth; sale day August 9TH.
D., tee AZ p.r share; levied June sth: de-
l~,nqnent July 18th: sale day Augu't eth.
Dnn~y 20 cents per share. levied June .,
delinquent July 10; sale day AuSusta
<esasspssiitam- Is cents per share; levied
81.
N SsSuth Al per share: levied June II, de-
linqnent JAY Is, sale day August 4
Worlds Is cents per share: levied June Is;
delinquent July ~. sAle day August 10.
Lady Wnshtnxtss 80 eenis Per .harr.
l-yied Ju.s ID; Delinquent JAY ~. -ale
dsy Augusta.
Jussi~e- % per share; levied Juue 10, dslin-
qucut July ~ sale day August -.
New Ysrk-:o cent. per share: levied June
70. d~.liaqnent July ~; sale day August 10.
New Yevk Consolidated cent. per
share. lcyied June y. delinquent July u;
sale dsy August 10.
sasnse-ss per share: levied June ~; deiin-
qacnt July o.; sale day August 10.
Ovrrsaan-Ss per shsre: levied June ., do
iinqu.ai July m, sale day August 10.
w..d, Tile 10 cents per share; levied June
"a. .t.Ifnanspt Jnlv n. SALE dAy August
W~esIyIiIe Consolidated 60 cents per
sharr; levied June %: delinqsent July 70;
sale day August Is.
Hartford Ia cents per share. levied June
NJ; d~,inaaent July D; sale day August IL
u-s.p~rtat : Al Der .hsrr; levied June %; de-
hnanent Auga.tS =; sale day August 10.
Nrtis Ysrxs-io cent. per share. levied
Jane q, delinquent July ~; sale day Aug
u-t IL
n.lstmsrr Consolidated 81 per share.
levied June az delinquent August saie
day August ~
Iss~h~ye- o. cents per shsrr: levied July u;
delinquent August :; sale day Angus'Se
EIetaa-s5 CENTS per share; .evicd July = de-
iinqncnt August g. sale day August IL
C.s~asssa-ssp~r shsr-; levied July !; de-
lisauent Ansust II; salr day August u.
virvtmia cray Cssi Company 10 cents
per share; Is,icd July y. dshnqasns aug
u-t 10: sale day September II.
Lsdy Rryan-0 cents per .hart; levied
ssn,.mhsr n
w... EN-. assssliaasesl-s cents per
shsr-; levied May isth; delinquent June
.<ih. sale dsyJuly eoth.
s~srpisa-s u cents per -hsre; levied May
asih; dclipaaent June nah; sale sAysav
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

WV
Sinking the main incline has beer
suspmdsd q . point so feet below III
2000-foot level, foryayfsw days, for The
purpose Of opening 3 station and start.
Ing drifts for the prospecting OF the
mine d tAf4 poink 1hs north winzc,
half way nom the shat % the Savage
line, 10 down 100 fest, The bottom still
In ledge material. No new Develop
meals Of value siaos our Last report.
49, Jsisss A.kil.
Sinking the main shaft Is going rapid.
" forward. Che Baslsgh. drills stths
bstsSh lsrs, Doing splsndid vssk, md
greatly aiding the speed. Il 10 nov
down Q littls over 400 feet The facs
Of the south drift on. the 1o00-foot isysl
10 stu In soft porphyTy mined with clay
and quartz. This drift u steadily I'd.
vAndng and u making good progress.
~. ,Dsr3sseIiea
Ths east dfift Il he l4o.foot level. 10
ias distAnss of 24o foot tsand stead
fly advancing. At . point 40 feet from
the sbaft,a' chamber has been opened
and q winzs started In the ledge. which
q nov down . few feet, the bottom In
ledge mattsz Of . ssry encouraging char
sctsr.
Sinking the shan Is advancing at the
rate Of 20 feet per week. the bottom
still In good working ground. and tho
sinking being pressed with all tho
energy possible. There IL o slight flow
OF water al the bottom, but not enough
to at all impede tho progress.
Lady Washingtsn.
The foundations for the new machin-
cry are about completed. Tho heavy
castings are being placed on the pump
bob preparatory to lowering itinto place.
In o day or two more everything will be
In readiness for commencing the putting
in Of the pumps.
KniekeFkocker.
The pumps are still kept busily hoist.
Ing water. and appear to be. gradually
gaining on the How, 20 that there 10
strong hope that Il will not now be long
before WORK can DO again resumed.
weodvIIis Consolidated.
Sinking the main shaft has reached
the point at which Il Is found necessary
to start an incline With the ledge. and 81
station 10 now being cut out for that
purpose. th
Sinking the shaft IL making steady
progress. the rock In the bottom still
being quite hard. No change OF inter
est n The upper tunnel workings.
Florida.
The main west drift on tho 400.foot
level Il steadily advancing. the ground
In the face bsing quite soft and the dow
water gradually Increasing.
Bueksys.
Preparations arc being made 70 shut
Down the mine for . short time until
Tho new machinery can DO placed In
podtian ready to start up.
susrs Tunnel.
Pace Of header In very good working
material, allowing OF excellent progress.
wells Fargo.
Sinking progressing A. usual, with no
new features 70 record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15
TO TINE CITIZENS or GOLD NIL

You are all invited 70 call and inspect
our new and elegant store with its full.
rich stock Of watches. chains, jewolry.
silverwarc, diamonds, clocks, bronzes,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always 30 rc-
ceived In o courteous manner by J. w.
Tucker, i3i Ksarny street, who will al
ways take pleasure In showing CUSTOM
ers through his stock OF goods, never
considering Il . trouble. but always TAX.
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fall to call and SEQ him Gro you
purchase elsewhere. lie will send good.
Tor selection 10 any part OF the States
and win repair watches and jewslry sent
through Wells, Fargo & Co.. guarantee
Ing al work which leaves his store; ON.
pIoying. a. no does, the best Of work.
men. Don't forget his now store-l3i
Ksarny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

Bank Of England BsIlisn- The Sui.
tan Of zanHibar-Insurrcesion II
Burmah.
LONDON, July-15.-Ths bullion In The
Bank Of England increased ES2o. 900
In the past week. The proportion Of
reserve to liabilities is 46n per cent.
The Sultan OF Zanzibar leaves to-day
for tho Continent.
Il is reported that an instruction has
brokon ont near Bhamo Burmah.
Needy asa sankey - Nail for Homo
LONDON. July i5.-Nfoody and sankey
will sail for the United STATES August
4th.
Sale or Uursdsemsd Paintings BY
she italian 0svsFnsssG ~
RoNr, July 1.-THE Pa~wnbroking
Department Of the italian Government
announces the sale Of an unrsdcsmsd
gallery Of paintings In November next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

HsArrnyrL AND Delicious. The moot do
l,eious, % we'll - heaithful and invigorating.
sammer beverage q The sps,hilng cronk. ,up;;
I'M. They are fsFpishlne. u 70 al the p!insi.
nai ssIoons, ~ we'll ~ To families and al who
de,lre Il, at the noet reasonable rates. BEND
vour ocdsr 70 tho Mount Vernon Hoass. and
try . sample OF this popular and wholssome
bcvsrAge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15
Decrease Of Csstsas Rscsipts-Is'
ersase ofaoaGgilng.

Decrease Of Castsas Rscetpts-In.
erssss sfsoeggii.g.
CzIcioo. July IT, The Tribans'swssh.
ington special says the Custom receipts
have steadily decreased In tho past two
years. At the close Of the year ending
June goth. 1873. the receipts wcro
SIS, 600, 900. Tbs following year they
were of s05, ooO, 900, and the total ro-
osipts this year show . still further fall
ing of, Of $1,000 QUO. The cause Of
.his Is explained partially by tho Com.
missioner Of Customs, upon the ground
Of the dull state Of business throughout
the country. There is also growing
system Of smuggling. that Offers Difficult.
tie 10 the collection Of customs. One
Of the easiest and most securs methods
OF smuggling IL BY the mails. vslua'
bio lases arc thus struggled with impu-
nifty. There will b. p~rsssntsd TO the
nszt Congress . proposal 10 make the
Postmaster and Custom.houss officials
open Suspicious letter. and packages
bot this proposition II carried, would
give such an opportunity to tsmpsr with
The mails - 70 render Il unlikely to DO
received with favor.
Cali or ssrrsndsr Of Rive-rwsnsy
Dsnas.
wosznoroS, July 1.-THE Secretary
Of the Treasury will to-day make . call
for 90, ooo.o 900 coupon $40 bonds Of
the loan Of 1869. This is the twenty.
second call made for the Syndicate.
Following IL tho call:
Tnr,suar DEPARTMENT. July II. 1876.
BY virtue Of the authority given BY an
Act Of Congress approved July IA. 1870.
entitled Gan Act 70 authorize the re-
funding Of the National dsbt' 1 hereby
give no.ios that tho principal and &C.
srusd interest Of tbs bonds hsrsinbslow
designated. known ~ $50 bonds. viii
bs paid d the Treasury Of the United
States, In the city Of Warrington. on
and after the l4th day Of October, 1875.
and that interest on said bonds will
cease on that day-that IL 70 say. cou.
pom bonds known a. the fourth ssriss,
under Act Of February Is. 1862. dated
May I, 1862. ~ follow: Coupon bonds,
$50, Nos. 2i,700 to 2s.t0O. both inclu'
dvs; 500. Nos. 64,6ol to 1000, both
inclusive; $500, Nos. S4.0ol TO 3S.2oo'
both inclusive; $1,000. Nos. o0'soi 70
10000. both inclusive. The amount
outstanding embraced In inc NUMBER
above 10 $lo.QOo,o0.
0svsrnasns sale % esid-Lsrgs
Rirs.
NEW Yoax, July 1.-THE Govern.
msnt awarded ono million dollars gold
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15

PERSONALS. Professor 7. il. James.
DIR. Conweli, and Mrs. Franksnheimer
and family. OF Gold Hill, left for San
Francisco ON last evenings train. Prof.
James and DIR. Conwell will take in San
ia Cruz, and some Of the other popular
summer resorts, during their absence.
49,. Among tho arrivals this morning We
notice the names Of A. j.. ftalston and
+. A, Tnte. ... Ole Anderson. tho Nor
secian who had his foot cut OF by the
Crown Point Giraffe some tive weeks
age, il doing finely down ut the Bay. .
Richard Nagle. Who was 80 severely in
jur,i at the Florida mine some two or
more mouths ago. Is also getting well
u.der the kind care Of the Sisters Of
Charity Mt st. Mary's hospital, San
rmncisco. lie was able to BIZ abont ON
,ho 4th Of this month. and hopes to
nave 10 far recovered In a month from
now as 10 return to Gold Hill. His
many friends will DO pleased to learn
that his recovery from his injuries Is no
longer doubtful.
BUSINESS AT TINE ISr.-following IL
tho report Of the business transacted At
,ho United States Mint OF Carson City
during June. 1875:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-15
tfasf xEyAoA AnrlLlEaY.


Etecsies % nasiaen aaa aaAerdia.
ass oaaesrs-Cssoistsss Appetas.
sA-usiaSus. kse.
The second meeting Of the First Ne
vada Artillary. for the purpose Of elect
ing subordinate officers Of the company.
and transscting other business nscss-
sary to perfect their organization. wa
held at Warrington Guard Hall. vir-
ginia. last evening. The meeting vas
called TO order BY Lieutenant g. A.
Grail. Who introduced Frederick Chaplin
Lord. Captain elect. to the meeting.
Mr.. Lord thanked the members Of the
company for this expression OF thar
confidence. and hoped be should al
ways deserve to retain u. He then sta
ted the objects Of the meeting. and pro-
posed. for the s1psditing Of matters.
that the
Should be arst elected. This was agreed
70. and the following gentlemen selected:
Prssidsnt-william Gambler.
Vice Prssidsnt-J. y. Hsrdwiek.
secretary-M. q. Wilson.
Tressursr-M. n. Stern.
"s.shs n.-I, .,sc,sd bu,;nsss Of.
a.. tool thsir Mac. a vote Of thanks
~. ,.nds,s5 ~ m x Boone for hi
sr,.;.rt .-e,,ices Az Secretary pro tenn.
The nomination and
E,.<.,.. or sus.ra,.... oae.r.
Was now proceeded with. Before be-
-, ., h.uo, Can,a;n Lori ..id that
s" 49, 49,, ~ /. al.
great care Snou'u y.
ection OF an Orderly Sergeant, az 7
burden OF the work In ne company isli
upon him. He should thersiote eea
man OF good Judgment IN the 1es'
drilled in b company even os''sl .na.
the commissioneu omcers. Ino ..Ns
OF two men were piaeed IN nom
for Orderly, tive Tor mt uuty' anu ,nrse
for second duty sergeant. r1' .as
Corporal. two; Second 'mlee'
AMI Third Corporal, Two. Inc 'ouo"
ing are the
Nss -Csnasaissiesea oaeer~
ordefiy Serss"h'-
fiut Duty Sergeant-simon STEIN
berg. n Y,Ax
~. Topn"y.i"c A Lyforj.
$3.50 rpsno,,INC p Bridpe,.
Ts,os rs,nIs.INUs,, Aasms,
n
w.s..,r.v;on.m .s,;nv and
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Consolidated Virginia. so pr ,hsIs.
A:,r~s.iing 81 .oS.oO0; declared jug IN
psyssi- July 18th.
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vlLuABLx PRoPxxrr DAxAoED The
sprinkling.oart man In Virginia City ran
into Charley Palmer advertising wagon
this morning. and tore o wheel OF tho
useful vehicle.
oRE SHiPxrsr. There were shipped
over the Virginia L Trucksc Railroad
for the past "a hours, ending Of u n.
to-day. o. car loads Of ore. a~ggrsgating
665 tons.
Mex DrcHAaorD About nfty minors
were discharged from the Lady Bryan
mine yesterday. The working Of the
mine is now confined 10 the main shaft.
M. LAWRENCE GoLDsrosE was 90
cupisd yesterday In making an under
ground survey and map OF the Amazon
mins-ths Lyon county bonanza.
On Tuesday twenty or thirty men
were discharged from the Sutro Tunnel
employ. Reduction Of expenses sup
posed 70 b the cause.
FASrlsno -Romsmbsr the meeting
at Yellow Jacket Engine Company's
house this evening.
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DHesn.

The erection OF the new machinery u
gradually approaching completion. and
will probably bs roady 10 start up b.
about the LIST Of ns1t month. n
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Still driving the prospecting drifts on
the 55O-foot lsvsl. with some very en-
couraging indications Of ore develop
msnts ahead.
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Fatal

SAN FnAscrsco. July ID r. II
Charles Wilko. about eight years OLD.
was run over by a hay wagon ON Howard
street yesterday, and died this morning.
An inquest Ia delayed, pending tho dis
covery Of the driver Of the team.
The steamship Oceanic the pioneer
vessel Of tho Occidental and orienti
limo. sailed today Tor Hongkong via To-
kohama. The racine MAN. steamship
Company steamer Montana sa,l'a To-
day ior ranA'na y sio
ths Saiii0fniA n'A''' D0.' N'uU
mic Akes piace NJ saasoi ~'
OAKLAND Inc exercises 'he'ea' nu
Der OF ooat iaces-"ns.' sneh r.'e
tho junior championship Of .as COAST
Whitehall raco' and sI-oafed oafso CON
test tween the caii'orhia ine".e' ''u'
aud the Mystic Club Of oakiand'
Pleaded os'isy-Eneiss.asns - ssn
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

70 m, ooLD unL DAILY INV.
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Excellent progress continues 70 b
made In sinking the shaft, and tho dne
looking ledge matter being passed
through gives high asssys., nGur
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0utrN

stll driving the main west drift, the
face In hard blasting rock. which seems
" DO gradually ~softsning. with . slight
increase In the dow Of water.
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Eiecsies % Basiasa a.a ssherdia'
ass oasesrs-Cs.oistsss Appsans =
ea-Uai6rus, zee.
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Pietou.

Some very hns feeders or scans Of
quartz carrying metal have been passed
through OF late. and the main tunnel
must DO approaching the ledge. The
rock In the face 10 hard. but blasts well.