Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-22

opais.
The usual amount Of ore LII been ex
lractsd daily, for the past vfssk. unit
his morning. whom the whole Of the or
extraction and prospecting on the lowe
levels OF the mine va stopped, and th,
works ahlt down, for the purpose Of ~
pairing the main shaft. The NINA viii
net again Be ready 70 resume the usual
work under four or Ave weeks time. In
the mean time the new incline hosting
engines will DO finished mp ready foi
steady work, the new aud powerful
pumping engine will be ready 70 start up,
300 feet Of the shAft rstmbersd. and the
new hosting work. building will b
completed; 20 that whom everything ID
again In readiness 10 resume full opera.
tons, the Ophir viii posssss . holsting
works and machinery for hoisting and
pumping second. In capacity. to mono
on the line Of the Comstock. Let this
work but onos b completed, and the
future prospecting operation Of the mine
will assume . magnitude and rate Of
progress ~ can hardly 90 Otherwise
IMAM auSuf q most complete success
Caisdsuis.
Sinking the old incline shaft viii Ia
suspenoea to-morrov TOT aaay OF TWO
for the purpose Of putting In q new
hosting cable. The delay will DO only
however. and the sinking
will be resumed In o very few days.
Sinking the new shaft II rapidly ad-
vancing downward. the rock blasting
out nnsiy, the now OF water SUI con-
hs,,s;nm e n,.sa tn
erection OF The heavy boistine and
pumping machinery is going steadily
forward, and everything ID last ap-
preaching q state OF completion that 10
encouraging for future results.
utah,
III. ,h,u q. c,o.nad and ,ho,ouob,x
-, a. 49, .-s-
''noe'eu W 'ns oo''on, ieauJ WIZ
sinking. The drifts md cross
Jus " Vooos is'. w
sumo full operations a. soon o. some re-
pairs to the old hoisting engines are
Ia IT, n..h,n..s ..nav ;.h az
~, 1900 ..,i";..s,on anS $500
msn,. s.s h.;n. raniJi. -.omn,ss.J a.
lovsrino noysrfpi 10.ton ,inlina
numn no fast AZ tbs ,h.ft h. sunt. This
pump viii b. Of a sire suf,cient To hoist
q small river Of water 70 the surface
when once In full operation.
CALIFORNIA;.
Tho north DRIFT on the l66o.foot level
Is again being driven forward. the face
still In rich ore. This drift has been
aJ,.no.a OK Ia, n, An. t50o.,oot
Is,ol cro..-cr,s No. S.nJ n ara hsins
nush.5 sbssJ tbs facs NJ both .tiiI In
80 90 Al, .or,h h.s h..r s,a,,.
sS 800 49,. NJ 80 4 ~,
"a n G.in n.;"e r,u No y, = az W INV s IT., su ~o..h
-. s.sa ~ IN. LII An,
ON The iIOO.foot leyel In In a distapce of
O5 feet, the face still in fair ore, with a
good prospect Of improvement ~ the
DRIFT advances. The new mill Is being
pressed 10 comPieuon WIN AL tne ener-
sy possible.
Union Consolidated.
Work ON the 1900. foot level IL stoppod
-, ~, ..oou,, =, ,.n,,r. ~
~ nv p'0" w ,'P"N
mo ophir sha't MVe annual mee'ihg
81 the Stockholders, held In ban Fran.
on Saturday. the l7th instant. b
'ono"ins auae 49,
i " coIsm.n' Jobn q Fnli.nsb.s md
N. Graves. Al a subsequent
meeting Of the Trustees the following
officers were elected: Robert Sherwood,
J. II. Burlington, Secretary;
7. Curtis. Superintendent.
low.
o,.,,,. A.. .h,u 4. alt, nan,
'h"s 'ns A. s svou
roadway, Tho rock In the Dostom oeing
! little tough and hard, but not enough
10 impede the hsadway Of work. Il
now down 3G5 feet, and when n depth
4U feet is reached. IL Is ths in.en.
IT,. sho,, Al, has man
nm westward TO N. ledge, which at that
mint Ia solid ouartz. IA large, we'll de-