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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

San Francisco. Dec. 30--l:30 p. NJ
John Wilcox, King OF the Tar Flat
ho odlums. serving q sentence In the
County Jail and detailed AZ a trusty at
the city prison, while on Stewart street
yesterday under convoy Of officer Simon,
decoyed his escort into q blind alley.
threw him into a quagmirs in which tho
officer sunk TO his neck, In which pre-
dicamont Wilcox beat him with his own
pistol and forced his head into the mud
until Simon was insensible from suf.
location and loss Of blood. He was
rescued by some citizens, while Wilcox
made his escape. and is not yet recap
tured. Wilcox il wcll.known as a des-
pcrate and dangerous customer.
Tho special committee Of Supervisors
are ut work revising the Consolidation
Act, amending and improving II.
A man named Peter Cunningham.
from Virginia, was arrested for fighting
last evening. and taken to the station
house. On being searched, money.
notes and other valuables to the amount
OF SIT 1850 were taken from him.
The schooner Elvens went ashore ut
Casper creek yesterday. She was loaded
with lumber. The vessel and cargo aro
q total loss.
The crew Of the schooner Annie Lisls,
which was wrecked at Point Sal on
Tuesday night, took to o boat. but the
surf was so high that they could not
make shore; so they had to put TO sea,
since which time nothing has been heard
OF them.
Preparations aro being made to usher
in the Centennial year. The Light Bat.
terry will Are q National salute at 70
o'clock on the morning OF the first. and
the National Guard ono Of one hundred
guns al the same time, and special per.
mits will be given those wishing to make
displays Of fireworks, and bunting will
DO displayed everywhere.
The Clearinghouse will be in opera.
ton by the LIST Of February.
The homeopathic doctors arc out In
m address opposing the bill now before
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

How TO KEEp A SrruArroS.-Bs ready
to throw In an odd half hour or an
hours time when II will 10 an accom-.
mediation, and don't seem to mako q
merit Of Il. Do II heartily. Though
not n word DO said. your employer will
make q note OF Il. Make yourself In.
d~ispensable 10 him, and no will lose
many OF the opposite kind before he
will part with you. Those young men
who watch tho clock to SEQ tho very
minute their working hour il up; who
leave, no matter what state tho work
may DO In, ut precisely tho instant; who
calculate the exact amount they can
slight their work. aud yet not get re-
proved; who aro lavish OF their en-
ployer's goods, will always DO the first
10 receive tho notice, whom times are
dull, that their services are no longer
required.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
Isusro .Tunmei.

Zotal length Of tunnel this morning.
il.906 feet. The face IL In good work.
lnG ground, occasionally cutting stringers
md feeders Of quartz Of an encouraging
character.
The main west drift IN the 400.foot
levol Is being driven ahead with all the
vigor possible. No valuable changes of
interest to report.
autro.
Driving tho main west tunnel 10
making the usual good progress. The
rock in the face Is quite hard. but blasts
out readily.
Cosmopolitan.
Rock in face Of main north drift
and giving lower assays. Moth
ing new III other points.
Isictsu.
Good progress made with the main
drift. rs usual. with no new feature to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
LOST n FOUND.
a ElsmRnce OF the Mines Eleven
Hundred Doiiars In - Dinner
Bucket

There IL such q thing as too much as
we'll As too little caution. and tho chances
for losing q fortune while sailing under
the colors Of either are. perhaps, about
even. An instance. In which excessive
caution camo near robbing n man OF all
his spare coin. was brought to our no.
tice to-day.
In the Crown Point mino works q
quist, u~nassuming man, who, by his
most intimate acquaintances. has never
been heard TO talk Of his stocks or
money. and who, up to n few days ago.
wa supposed to be in almost destitute
circumstances. Yesterday. CT tho dry
before, an incident occurred which
showed that he was not the pauper he
was supposed to be.
At that time John Mcleod. after
going home from his days work in the
mine, shortly returned, aud calling tho
foreman to n side. disclosed TO him
the fact that bs had by a mistake taken
some other mans bucket out OF the
mine, and that the bucket instead OF con.
tanning q specimen Of crystalized quartz
which he had placed In his " bucket,
held $500 In coin and $500 In mining
stocks.
Mr.. Mcleod had scarcely finished his
story before another man. pale. haggard
and out Of breath, rushed up to the
foreman, aud In accents wild asked:
"Did you sec himp Where is he?
Where did he 80?
After calming the excited individual
90 that be could talk cohsrently. II was
discovered that he was the owner OF the
bucket which Mcleod had just brought
10 the surface. The owner thereof was
shown his treasure, and with n wild cry
he gathered 1t to his bosom and
went on his way rejoicing.
II appears that ever since the great
FIRE in Virginia the man had been in tho
habit Of taking the money with him to
his work, being Afrnid to leave 1t in his
lodging house or trust II in the hands OF
q banker. Had Mcleod not been hon.
est, that man would now be mourning
the loss OF his sl,lOO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
Arrivals this Asrstax.
nru.r.urr. I.n.t EvenimE.

A PLEASANT DRIvE.-Some OF our
boys who were out yesterday say that
the slsighing from Upper Gold Hill to
the mce track north OF Virginia is rs
GOOD as tho coolest State in the Union
can boast Of. Those who wish to fully
enjoy the ride must take u street IN
passing through Virginia. as Z street IL
badly cut up by wagons. 80 hal II Is
about an even thing between the snow
and mud.
MrxIxo ACCIDENT. John Glennan
was seriously injured by a cave in u
drii, in the Bsleher mine, at about III A.
A.. to-day. DIR. Kirby. who attended
him, says tina, his principal injury Is in
The region Of tho kidneys. The back OF
nj, head and his shoulders are also con-
.iderably laceraied. The doctor does
not consider his injuries to be OF a fatal
character.
jog MrRruY.--All lovers Of fun can
have an opportunity Of laughing to their
hearts con,en, by going TO hear Joe
Murphy. at Miners unisn Hall. in this
town. neat Monday and Tuesday even
ings. His Dutch, Irish. Chinese and Ne
GRO imper.onations have cured many a
man Of the blues. Hear Murphy by all
means.
M.rINEE.- The Tennessee Jubilee
Singers will give a matinee at the Pres
byt.rian Church. q street, Virginia. to-
morrow afternoon. commencing at half
past I o'clock. This will give the ladies'
and children who cannot well attend at
night an opportunity to hear these inim-
liable musicians.
Nkw POLES. - Redwood telegraph
poles are being put in on the Western
Union line. from the north side OF Viz
cinia to the Crown Point scales in this
town. The new are considerably higher
than the old poles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
SECOND DisPAToH.
Found Dead lie lied-stockhoiisrs
Mseting-at0cks.

SAN FRAscIsco. Dec. SO r. NJ
Aaron NJ. Tuck. living alono in q small
house In the rear Of 800 Main street,
was discovered dead in bed this morning.
From tho appearance Of the body aud
surroundings. he had evidently been
dead about two weeks. Tho remains
were much d~ecomposed. Deceased was
a member Of Golden Cato Lodge, No.
IS. !. O. o. f.. and was lately employed
as n special policeman.
Tho annual meeting OF tho California
Mining Company will take place on the
10th Of January.
Stocks were inactive after the morn
ing Board. with but little doing. at rates
about the same ns in the Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

TwEEp's escape reminds one Of the
prisoner that Artemus Ward told about.
lie had been Imprisoned several years,
planning every means Of escape uS
presented the least possibility OF sue,
cess, when ono day q brilliant thoesn'
occurred TO him. and he arose. vent 70
tho window. raised the sash' era~ieo
out anil walked Oh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
ASSESSMENTS

Meadow Valley O'ioch.l 80 cent. per
share. levied December - dsllnquen, Feb
rua'y ); sale day. March 3. isTs.
Tylcr-O cents per share: levied December
II: d-linllsnt January &c: sale day. Feb
rary 20, is!6.
tsoidcn Chariot Iiahol = IS cents per
share: levied Dcccmbsr 10 delinquent Jan
uary -; 'aic day. February .. 1910.
savage 81 Ier share: levied December II
dsllngaent January 10; 'aie day. February
:. ls5s.
Sureer - cents per share: levied Deeemb r
-; delinquent January %; sale day. Feb
ruIy ~. i-5s.
Daney 80 ccut- per share levied Does mher
-; delinquent J,nn,ry IS; sac Gay, Feb
iu.ry Is, is;s.
Beimont (Belnent. NcsAisl- 20 c nts per
Ssarc levied pcccmhcr .; delinquent Jan.
nary u; sale day. February =, is76.
Brooks-es cents per -ha'e: levied psccmber
10; delinquent January -; sale cay Jan.
usry -. iS'd.
American Nevada = 10 cent. pr share:
Levied Deccmb-r an; delinquent January
10Th -sle day February ID iS76.
Crowa r.int lsasIne-sI cents per 'harr;
levied December It'll. ielinlu.n Mt January
isth; sale d,v January si.t is,S.
washsc (iub-sjo psr share: levied poem-
ter sth; dsiinqnen, January 10th; sale day
February lWh 1875.
Giobe Csaseltanted-5O cents Per share.
lcyisd Dcectnbsr 81; delinquent Janua'y
It'll sale DAY January 18th i-:s.
Hank OF Caiifornia-si0 per -ha.,: levied
December nj: celinqacHt jannAry 10Th; ,alc
dag January lG'h i,s6
virsiuia City Goal Cosnpaay-is cents
FER rharv. lsyis,l Decs mbcr 9Th. del nslusnt
Jsnaaiy s,h. sale day ,eb'uary ioih isiG.
iadJ iiryns-si pr share; lr,i"i Nove'n-
b.r NJ; delinquent January 4; lie day.
January %, isIa.
D~sNter-so cents per share levi, d December
~; sale day, February u. 1876.
Wssds itts-si pr shsre; levied November
l. delinquent December :; sale day. Jan
uay Is.
wsadStiic Cous.iiis ted-n Per shirr
levied Noycmb.st delinquent December :;
salc day. January u.
Justice a. per share. old stock ~ per ,har-,
new -iOck; levied Novymh+r ~. drlin.
gnsnt Decsmbcr y; sale day. jsnuar, ~,
Irietoa-9s cents per share: levie,l November
-; d.linaae., December ~; sale day. Jan
nary 10. isTG.
soush Csuaste~k -2s cents per 'hs-e lev.
i.i Novemb = n; dslinquent Deesmbsr ID;
sale day. January Z.
IMp~rtnl 81 PER sharr; iesiei Soyemher ,;
d~elinquent Decsnbcr 10; sale d'y January q;
RieriiA- "a CENTS per -hap; levied No'enl.
her 5. delinquent Dcccnb-r IL. sale Gay
Janusry !.
Hale a NoreroSs-t5 par share; levied
Noy-Inb 40. delinquent Drcemier "; sale
dag Dccsnhsr u.
l!oiLea fleece tP.a,inei-9 cents per
share; lsyi,d N~ovcmh-ri; d.ll1aneut De
ccmhcr I; sale day Dcc"mb'r u.
Lady Washiugtsa IS cents per share
Eyiei November q; delinquent pe,, mber
y; al. day Lecemb ' -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

A DrrRorrER, who didn't exactly
know how TO get q letter registered. sent
some money away tho other day, and be
wrote on the envelope; "Rsgistersd
with . two-dollar bill inside" Fearing
that this might not be strong enough.
ono OF his friends wrote: "I1l swear
Tint I saw Jim put two dollars In this,
Tho man who fools with that letter will
get into trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

SENATOR DAWES, who was kicked IN
The knee by o horse . lev weeks sso;
.,,i, ,sr, lame, bot 10 able 10 walk with
! ala Of o His knee l. sncassd
IN an elastic bald 10 keep down the
Ealing and hold the joints In place.
n n not yet certain that hs has not
rsoeiysd permanent injuries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

WELCOMING THE NEw YEAn.-T The
members OF tho NJ. Z. Church Of Gold
Hill will hold their regular watch.night
services at their chapel. tomorrow
friday evening. beginning at hslf.psst
10 o'clock. aud closing ut tho opening
Of the new year. A sermon will DO
preached by the pastor ut II o'clock.
A cordial invitation to attend Is extend.
ed 10 all.
BRoKKS.-A heavily loaded quartz
wagon that was passing down Main
street yesterday afternoon ran against
n fire plug near the Crown Point office,
taking It out by the roots. The watsr
was shut of above and q new plug put
in to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
Geld weather ss Aushsim-Treeps
en- route 90 Nan Diego.

ASAHgrM, Dec. 30.-wo arc having
very cold weather now. Last night Ice
formed TO tho thickness Of an EIGHTH Of
an inch In large vessels.
The troops sent by General schoheld
to protect the frontier. arrived last eve.
ming on the train and camped at the
depot during the night. They proceed
this morning with transportation wagons
to San Diego.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

officcr Nearly Murdered BY .
Tar Fiat Ifosdium- Revising the
consolidation Act "A Rich Tight.
or Marine Disasters : i'repar.
atisns for rsherinx In she les.
senniai Year The Clearing
House 70 be Opened February
ist-Protest from Homeopathic
Doctors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

A YARNrn in Seymour. Indiana, while
examining his corn crib. the other day,
came across a small jug. whose mouth
was aiopped by tho body Of a rat which
had tried to get in but stuck fast. On
breaking the jug he found four other
rats inside, NIL alive. Tho latter had
evidently crawlei In. eaten till their
aides were stuffed out. and then found
II impossible 10 crawl ont again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

"To my pastor" Is what New York
lady wanted engraved on q costly China
cup, but IL came from the hands OF the
decorator "Tony Pastor" The comic
vocalist Ii the possessor OF q souvenir,
but the lady didn't send II 10 him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
CURE FOR THR RPIzOOrIC.
Ne A Tabroussa. thu vrlI.kposn Waterman

sarveou II Virginia City, 10 . decided success
In the matter OF curing the epirootic. lie has
Q remedy that knocks u cvery time. He has
Just cured tbs horses OF Stern 4 son, grocery
srilctsd horses In Sine Osg's Cnwn poiat
Lvery Stable, Lower Gold Hill. and 10 ready 10
cure ever case that 10 brought TO bis notice
He skillfuiiy and sneetualiy treats all dlsesses
which hors nesh 10 heir 10. and eunns the
episootic 10 merely . pleasant pastime Tor him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

Mns. MrRA CLARK GAINS, who has
had such prolonged experience In lit
igation, is In Washington taking pre-
liminary measures In her suit against
her former counsel, Caleb Cushing.
United States Minister 10 Spain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
srArroNRRY AND JRwRLRY.

J. D. Msrshsls at the Gold I'LL Poet
once store. 10 sole agent for al
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All the latest Eastern ~psrteaieaAS
maEsxlnss. ste.. rscs1vsd - 800 - pebIshef,
and dslvsfe1 u sny pan o. tews. Dlank
books asd statsces1 IN grset v.reey. -
and . dns asseFsness 81 5svslryt rsDslF1.g b
that linz neatly - uell doe. Ahggs Dtoek
si. .Ss: sn \. t :s.l,. - .ss:.s - "sass NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
A sUpYoCATING CoUGn.

In Q IctteF 70 HFt. LlrIe, OF CuieAxo. WsH
known contributor TO the Western press. she
A~scriies the cure Of . dangerous cough. aceom.
Honey Of IIorrhound and Tar. my eough,"
she says, .threaicned 10 puhocate me-
bot the Honey OF Iiorehosnd and Tar has
removed every trace Of &c." The letter was To
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed 10 81
nue.. fifs's Toothaehs Drops cure in one
.laulA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
CHEMICAL

Save ne, heHth and money. Avoid quseks
and buy "ChemIcal Strength" sold BY all
druegieis. Instructions full, and Q cure guar
anteed IN any case OF facilitating DREAMS loe
seminal weakness), and al alarming symptoms
excesses OF any cause. CRANH q BRiaHAn.
Wholesale Agents. San Francisco. Price %
per bottle -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

l~HrroHrsD DAILY M =. r. .KrAr,ss = COL
San rEASelsco STOCK BOARD.
Lnal ENAmlnH

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BOARD.
Last EvesinE
go Meadow Valley. AZ
go Raymond 4 II -, i9S
iis kureAA Con-. I5S
Jackson, ~
lt5 Bxlmont, IL
- Rye Patch.
400 Prus.iAn, ~ e.
5.5 Lsopari. 10. IN
10 Cherry Czech. ~
los Jsnsr.on. ~
stD Oils.
lUJ Hus~ey. u,
leo Adv snc.. }
2LO Co.o Con-. ~
lWD New Co~s. IN
iEeb Golden Chariot. 4.
l0o lllnoi. Central. 5sc
80 Mint. 6S
los original Coll uiii.3
49, Andes, ~
Is MHir-,
leo fioriis. ~
. 500 Pacific, ~ bio
go Wei. fArso. ~
sD lsvi.than. II.
tO North Tar, oa, 95e
100 .Ama<nn. u.
100 nth CALI, nia, ~
30 Monumental.
$40 uouli sad Curry. iss
80 ophir. 81. Ss. -
IT5 Jus ice. sin IN
s' SANac-. "a. IL
p6S si.fr. N-ssda. sit, stk
US u It and u lehsr. So.
iG5 49,. NfsDa a. gtj. t~. al
3Ola California. ~. .ss,Us
10 Yellow jacket, los
This Msrsisx.
ses opair. ssS. aS, ssS
ia MEXICAN. i9r.
SSS Gsould nj : urfy. toa. i9S
2sS Bet and iis.ehcr. ca too
2 IS sssAs~, n.y. s.. IN. Fs
SO choiisr.P otosi. s5S, % b., leo b3o
go Hale h Sorru.s, tsk
so Crown Po'nt ~, 2sk
go yellow Jacket, iO9. les. iOs
as Imperial. 9s
22O Eispir~ Mi,l. So
go Coincidence. n, ~
In kentueI.
lJs Alpha. giS
40 B-ieh.r. 81 pS. ssa.. az, Is
~ Con. Virginia. tio. los. i0ss, 400, <iD b,
No
gao si.tra ye,sd.. II sOs. 9S, sos. Il BIO.
~. -. .Ot.
2so0 calu.rsis, IN. &c.
~ Duilion, As
ca kxehequer. IL.
so Overmas. 81. or. CAV bio
?itO Justicc, si.. 81, ~
l1.isS Lady Bryap. t.3s. AZ. tN.t
ca; Union CON-
~ julia, ids, Ia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

"a sLloHr CoLD," CouoHs.--Fsw are
aware Of the importance Of checking .
cough or "slight cold" which would
yield to q mild remedy. and which. II
neglected, often attacks the lungs.
browns Bronchial Troches" give sure
and slmost Immediate relisf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

The weii.hpovn Yurniturs Desiers. It's soath
Q street. are einsing out their large stock, -
they have leas d . store further down y
and proposs 10 open there shortly with Q new
STOCK. Neantims, they are selling furniture o.
cost 4 ricss a. No. IT'S South q street. lin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
LOCAL MINING SUMMARY.
Fer she Week I;adiag Nee. 10. 1879
Latest Official Mining News

The Mines Producing I.so0 Tons Of
Ore D~siiy-siiis Crushing TO
Their fuit Capacity -Gesd Pros
peets OF Future Ore Develop.
meats The Consolidated vir
xinia viii Maize Her Regular
Dividend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
DIVIDENDS.

Consolidated Virginia. $40 per share.
aa,rcsaiins $i,0stvS: declared pvccui.
:. payable December nth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
Hest and Beleher.

The water has not yet been drained
from the Gould & Curry shaft, on the
l7O0-foot level; consequently NO work
can he done in that portion OF the mine
a. yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.r,cr.l 70 RI. oolo alll D.,lr nav.
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Huecor.

Tho water is again nearly extracted
from the shaft, ready to resume sinking.
The north drift and west cross-cut on
the 5~5O.iootllevel are each steadily nd.
vancing. the face Of both In much softer
md more favorable ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
Rock Island.

Sinking ,h' main shaft the below GO.
foot level, is making good progress, tho
entire bottom in quartz OF a greatly i'm.
proved character over that found in the
ledge on the levels above. Tho quartz
and ore In the south drift. on tho G5O.
foot level. IL showing more of an im-
provsment as the drift gradually pro.
gresseI TO the southwark.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30

Sinking tho main shaft 10 going
energetically ahead. tho bottom In good
working ground. The tunnel Is also
being steadily advanced. the face in soft
porphyry. Good progress is being made
ut all points.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
Europa.

Yesterday morning the face OF tho
main west drift on the 3a0.foot level
penetrated the east clay and porphpry.
and passed in fine white quartz Of a
very encouraging nature. The main ore
vein cannot certainly be very far away.
aud the stockholders Of the Europa arc
confidently looking forward to some
good ore developments soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
A CARD.

To oil who are suffering from the errors ana
Indlseretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss 81 manhood, etc. WI ssna
Q recipe that will cure you. free ol en.rfs.
TIL great remedy was discovered nyss.s.
40 AIRY In South America. send 2 seiIsa'
dross-d euyeIops TO the New. Joseph 7. innah'
ytstIon d. bible House. New YORK C'y'
T,,xnr 10 NO E1crss for thoss Who orag
their wesry and disordersd oodiea ,h,o eu'
company. when . few 80 Of AysIs ss,a;
psr.ils would cleanse their ma,ss .s.ss. M
,,,m. ~ biiious diseass. have sone regard TOT
,our nelshbon. u not foe yoursslvss.
.cous
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
North Carson.

The ledge is developing finely on the
tunnel level. and promises a much bet
ter ore formation than was ut nrst eh-
pected. The prospects Of a good paying
mine are evidently good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
Globe Consolidated.

The face OF the main south drift ON
the 3jo-foot level is showing some very
GOOD ore. although 1t is in spots. IL APP
pears to DO gradually becoming moro
concentrated and Of u better quality.
The north drift on the same level Is also
looking quite encouraging.
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Yellow Jacket.

Tho north and south drifts from tho
bottom OF the two winzes. on the 1910
foot level. are being steadily driven for
ward, the face Of both In good working
ground. No changes in any other por-
ton Of III. niue worthy Of note.
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silver Hill.

Sinking the main incline Is making
good progress. Everything working
finely.
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Justice.

Daily yield, 30 tons Of ore. This ore
is being taken from the COO and 400.
foot levels and is Of q good milling
quality. The station at the 1000 foot
level is completed aud n drift started to
cut and prospect the ore vein at that
point.
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Julia Consolidated.

Sinking the south winzs below the
200-foot level. is making good progress,
the bottom still in quartz and ore Of n
fair quality. 1t is now down eighty
seven feet. The main south drift, on
the 35O.foot level. is steadily advancing.
tho face In hard white quartz OF a very
solid character. II Is now In PA feet.
Everything In and about the mine Is in
good working condition. and the pros
pecting Of the lower level is being done
with all the energy possible.
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Observation-Disclosures
and zee.
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Tho hosting works buildings are com.
plcted. and tho machinery Is being
placed in position rs fast Al the mechan.
les can perform tho work.
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kultivan.

A drift has been started south on the
orc vein at the junction Of the tunnel
aud shaft. The ore In the face Of the
drift Is becoming moro concentrated and
is Of u better quality than any heretofore
encountered. The prospects Of the
Sullivan are evidently beginning to look
up.