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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10

MrSIso companies having large pile
Of wood near their work. wet the same
nearly everyd This II done IN prevent
any possibility " the wool taking IRE fron
flying sparks or anything Of the Kind.
THrSonrs for the foundations Of the
new public s%chool.housc In Virginia City
are being dug. Laying the foundations
will be commenced - soon - bedrock B,
reached.
A cAnrrSrrn named MARI Meyer work.
ing on the Trojan ore-lump this morning
cut his foot with an ala while engaged At
his work. A very painful wound was la
ficted.
PATIENT people swear gently Is they
brush the fies OF from their noses. and
wish for . light frost snap-jusi enough.
you know. 10 kill the flies.
ions W. MAck,Y, one Of the BONANZA
Kings. passed Ogden last night, going
West. fIe IL just returning from his trip
10 Europe.
County PHYsicI.S KIRBY has 80 far re-.
covered rs 10 be able to he ont again. lie
was visible In the streets 81 Gold Hill to
day.
TM foot-race between Hut aud Swain
will take place opposite the Central school
house at ! O'Clock tomorrow.
DuRiso the windy weather last Tuesday
night the Flagstaff over the Pioneer Boiler
Works was blown down.
JAWS DoSTyAS has been appointed M
perintendent Of the Dayton and Virginia
toll road.
JoE BENNETT. the brni-er. was arrested
In Virginia City last night for disturbing
the peace.
NEw tie. arr being put in IN the rail
road track this side u the Homestead
tunnel.
NEARLY everyone il noticing to-day
what remarkably fine weather W. are hs'-
Ing.
Az immense wool.pile IL being stacked
up near the Imperial hosting works.
PLIEs are more numerous IN Virginia
City than in Gold Hill.
WORK has lsen commenced on the ciiy
Hall for Virginia.
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R<ssiutiess Of the Rspusiisas STATE
Conveaties Lat Meetiug sr she
Dissatisned steekheiders ~ the
Trolsn Mtne.

Nan PR,ScIsco. August i0-i p. ~
Following are the resolutions adopted by
the State Republican Convention
R,.oind, That the delegates Of the Re-
| publican party Of tho State Of California.
In State Convention assembled. do reafirm
and endorse the platform of the National
Republican Convention held ut Cincin.
natl. aud adopt the same ~ the charter Of
our political principles.
R,.,j,of. That we heartily indorse the
action of that Convention In nominating
u. u. Hayes o. u candidate for Pre~i.
dent. and Vim. A. Wheeler for Vice Presi.
| dent. and recognize In them the champions
81 honest and stable goyernment-irue
representatives Of popular reform and
popular liberty.
R,.oirri, That We do reafirm and In
| dorse the announcement Of principles
| contained In the letters Of acceptance 81
our national candidates, that Offices should
he conferred only on = basis 81 high char.
scter and particular fitness, and should he
administered only a. public trusts and not
for private advantage.
Ks.oIrsf, That ~ . great national party.
| devoted Ia the interests 81 the lahoring
masses. We are opposed 10 the further Inn
| migration Of Chinese. aud We demand aud
will use all means In our power 10 procure
A Modification Of the present treaty he
tween the Government Of the United
| Ht.tes and the Chinese Empire, ~ N 10
| entirely nreyent tbe further Immigration
% this people among Ms, who by reason 81
| their uniform and ingrained character,
and national ~antecedents. are .ouslly In.
capaciiaiei from becoming American cit.
liens or OF becoming desirable members
IL our American communities. and whose
presence aud further Introduction {. pre-.
Judicial h. the industrial interests Of the
nation.
R,solrsi. That the interests ri Califor.
mia and the welfare ~ the country demand
the resumption of Specie payments n the
earliest practicable moment, and the main.
tensnce ~ ali laws and statutes proyiding
for resumption,
The dissatisfied shareholders Of the Tro-
Ian Mining Co., met Yesterday after.
noon for The Last timo in the safe De
po-it building. The meeting was called 10
hs., ,he renorroftbe Investigating Com.
mite ubIcl' re,or, .niY1rtei snd
sJon,e,l' The cammit,se s,ateJ ,h,, .
asa q, hal icon coIlects,I from ,hc yoIun.
fairy ilyr cent. sssa.smsnt' wbiie Law ver.,
ices. ADVERTISING, etc, hal cost 81, 735 10.
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s,S Fn,Scisco. August 10 p. n.
Union CONT bid.
Mexican-3ts bal.
Hale A Norcro-s-i0s bal. II sske'l.
Best a Belcher-ts asked.
Crown Point-i2. i2is SOLD.
Imperial Con.-Jb bal.
California CIV bad.
Ophir-5ia. .. sold.
con. virginia-56 soli.
Leopari-i2 asked.
B@leher-20s bid.
Chollar- Potosi-a. bal.
Lady Bryant bid.
sierrx Neyada-l5a bill.
Oyerman-79s bid.
fxchequer-i7a bii.
Nphs-i5 bid.
Jnlia-sS bad.
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A-.E-smnNrs

AsnAzsa-lS cents p.r -h,rs; levied August
sth: deiinausnt S-ptsmb~r ,th; sale DAY
september 30th.
Giasgsw-i5 cents per share. levied August
sih: drlinaaent september 9Th sale day
september soth.
share: levied August sth: islinqusnt sep
tsubsr yth. sals day. Octobrr ioth.
Halo a Nsrero~. 81 par sharr; i.sied
August sth; delinquent september 18th
sale day. October nj
sssaasa Capitsi--ti a. p.r share: isvtes
August lat; delinquent August NTH sale
day. s-p,smh-r 18th.
Newark ky pl.,net.2s cent. pr -hsr.
levied July 18th d~iinqusnt September
lat sale day. september ri.
Dansy-is cent. Yer shsrs levied Jaly ssih
delinquent August iisi sale dsy. sep,sna'
bes aist.
Osassai Tksasss lColumha- Di-tr,ct)- "a
e~uts per share: lsviei Jaly 9th; dsiin'
qgsnt sspt-mbss lat sale day. September
North Consolidated Nirgiaia-2s cents
per share. l~vi.d July 9Th d~slinqneni
August soth sale dag, September 18th.
Lady Washisgtss-a csrts pr share
levied July 18th dslinqusnt August 18th
sale day. September 10th.
Meadow valley lPiosh-l IS cents pet
share: l.visi Jul5 si-i isiinqurnt August
7stL sale day, September 2ih.
0ssaes a B~rsrasd (sser-t Canyon. Ne.
vsdal-,o cents Isr .hare lesied Jaly stih
delinquent August " sale a''' S''''"'
Consolidated Inp~risi = - cents r~t
shaIe lsvi.i Jaly 18th Delinquent August
18th sale day. s~ptsmt-r 18th.
sansa Rosa-25 cents per share is,iei Jaiy
ith ~dsllnausnt August ~; sale day Sp-
temher itih.
Hayward Consolidated "a e-ai- yer
share levied july siih i.linansni August
seth sale dss. ssptsubsr Ih.
solid sitSes-9s e-ai- rsr share levied July
;ia ssl,nsas"' August nh tale day A"'
yellow Jsekrt-si PCT share; levied July
18Th delinquent Angus, All sale day. sep
fsmbsr .n.
.Sitxsr Hiii-si per shsfe loved Jniy 18th
delinquent Angus, 9ai sale day. sep,rm
Der sxh.
.pissss- Ia cent. pei share levied Jals i1th
dsiinqasns August 18th sale day s"p'''"
her al.
Juiy 9Th Delinquent August 10Th sac dAy
AM ust 18th.
.slSAasn Chartst- la csnis p~s .h.r. issae
Juiy ilth deiinqaent August 18th sal
day. s~eptemt-r sh.
~~>oks-fi pet share. levied July 10th d
iSSos0' A"'a'' 10th sale '''' s'''''"''
.hars: levied Jai, iiih d.hp
au,ni August 10Th sale day, ssp,subsr an
.-s..-nr .ui. p-r snurr levied Juiy iith
d~,Iinausnt August l''h; sale dAS' s'P'.'n
Der isi.
ssp>gssr-s cents 80 share ls,isd July sth
delinla-n, Aususs 18th .sis daS' Angus
seth.
nssk Islana-:o cents rss share lr,le
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THIRD pisPArcn.
4 RuRor thss Sssstsr Jsses 10 Em.
bapvasseA -AssessmenlA

SAS Pnascrsco. August i0-4 p. NJ
To-day's S'oek GSeAssss prints the follow
lug rather noncommlt,al item. which can
be taken for wha. u may he worth:
There Is = whisper. = mere vague and
shsdowy rumor In the air. that two i'm.
partant events are on the tspis. TO wit
The closing OF the Palace Hotel end IN
acknowledged 1nrncisl enhancement on
tbs part Of Senaios ]. n loRes Of Ne
yada."
The Mat niue hS cvled an assessment
Of YEN cents rer share. delinquent septem'
Der i2th; the Phil. Sheridan . OF afty
csuta per share. delinquent September
nth. and tho Alps one Of hfty cents per
share. delinquent september 18th,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
An Attempt 10 Assasiasss Prince
QnSlsehakoR.

An Attetupt 70 Ass9ssohss THEW
0srtsehskeG.
BERLIN. August 0.-Yestefday . Rus
sian lady fred . pistol ct Prince oortsch.
skon, the Russian Minister to switzer.
land. The Prince Is unhurt. The lady
has been arrested.
The Turkish Atrsetttes In sersts.
PARIS. August iO.-An article BY John
Emile Lemoinne. to whom Is intrusied
the supervision Of the English correspond.
cncc In the JoHrnai d.. Debai'. Published
In the Journal to-day. insists upon the ne.
ce~sity Of prompt Intervention TO put q
stop 10 the atrocities Of the Turks. He
says Il IL for England 10 intervene. he
canse England Icing the avowed protect.
re.s OF Turkey. IL unAnimously considered
In Europe as responsible for the conduct
81 the Turks.
A special 10 IT, Tssps from Vienna,
says q note which Risiich. the Servian
Premier. Ia preparing to be sent to the
Aowers. giving an acconnt al the atroci-
ties committed by tho Turks In Servia.
may serve equally TO pave the way to me
diaiion or for Qualifying war to the death.
A Newspaper War Correspondents
Released fross custody.
R,orsA. August io.-The correspondent
Of the Milan newspaper Iisagaio. who was
arrested In the Montenegrin camp NJ
Drieno on Tuesday last. has been released.
Anew Yrsseh Gable.
Paris, August i0.-The Government
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sIooNp pisPAroH.
tiss-rsor Pscheee Nsaisssea Rs
Congress hieven mere Deaths
from Hmall.Pox.

s,s FR,Scisoo. August 1880 ?. NJ
The Fourth District Congressional Con-
v%ention met ut the Palace Hotel this morn.
ing, and nominated Romualdo Pacheco Tor
Congress.
4 man named Henry Rrigss. who regis
terrell at The Cameron House on the eth
instant. was found In an insenaible condi.
ton IN his room yesterday afternoon, and
died al an early hour this morning. The
circumstances Of his death render u prob
able that u proceeded from poison. An
empty bottle found In his O bore traces
of having contained narcotic poison.
Ten deaths from smallpox were report
ed yesterday and one to-day. Only one
new case IL reported this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10

Allison called up tho conference report
GU the River and lIarbor appropriation
hill, and In answer 10 q question Of Ed
munds. said the bill ~ agreed upon by the
committee appropriated exactly 1--WE mil.
lion dollars. 90" y
Aseshsr Esseasier C~csfessss.
NEW YonK. August io.-willi.m II.
Bennett. late paying teller Of the Neehsn'
ics' and Traders Bank. Was arrested yes
tcrday for embcz.lement. lie conie~-ed,
and has been remanded without bail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
NEVADA.
Quass. Mil Destroyed ~ .

AQnasts Mil Destroyed ~ Yire.
GoLcoSDA, New. August i0.-Thr Holiz
Quartz mill. seven miles from this place.
was destroyed by fire last night. The
Il s., 100; no insurance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
PALACE RATiSo .raNp.

Evrpbody should know 'hst si ToMM,
4 Bhepsrd's Pslsre raioon Virginia City. they
can always aud . sooi square meal of the ver,
nest eating the martet affords. Also OYSTER,
clans, lobsiers md other sielI.d.h, aud rsn..,
10 their propef srason. Call and Try the Palse.
Esiing Sisni when you are hungry. nm
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lplyIDENps.

rslisss.ss-s2p-f .h.rs. .esrrs.i.ss n;oS,
90: declared Angus, s'h; pa'shl' Ass1''
18Th.
Consolidated viruiata ~ per ,hne.
asrreesiing 81 ,oso.vo; declared June S"A
PAYABLE Iuiy nth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
lAlk nRYHi

u 10 worth moving that PrRyIruRg
BEDDING. CARPETS. LouNaES. SPRING
MATrRExskS. and many Other thing, ean ~
bought 81 u. ". GRANT. 0ald niii labove the
NKvs ONCE. al - reasonable rates ~ II any
house In the stais and bis goods ere Just y hsi
they are represented ~ b.. iJm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10

The drift nj the lOO-foot level Ia In IN
feet. aud Is now being enlarged for q sta
ton. When this station IL properly
opened ont. sinking the shaft will be re-
snmed. II IL now AL feet deep. The
pumps are kept pretty busily at work. ow-
Ing 10 the continued influx Of water.
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srOcK REPORr.
l~nsrourrp pArLr M a. ,. MATING a CO.
san frsnetses Bsara.
Last rvrNfNa

w.
Nan Franchise Boara.
last svsSiSo.
.oo imperial Con-. 81.
io foormAn. Ns
80 New Coso. 80. ~
i9o Golden Chariot. i3sc. ic
30 California. CIV
rs Union Goa. NV. ltA.. itS
toi cbn. virsinis. So. ssS
so Calelonls.g
leo Crown Point. iss. isi.
u Belehrr. 70
Ia leiiowJsehsi. sit., ak
- Bullion. &C. a.. a.
25 ophir. 81 siN. "a.
l3 Beet 4 b~leh-r. <sS tss.s
10 chollar Pososi. "
is0 savage. 9k. NS
80 Hsis and Sorcrcs-.n
81 Confidence. lsk
iss uould Curry. tGx. Ia.
Sslerra Nevada. i5S, lsk
TINS soRSfxs.
20 Meadow Valley. &c
is0 EurrkA Con. nv
~ Jackson. ~
Gas Alps. I. ssSe
20 X X Con- IN
40 Ophir. 5aS. 5ax. 52,.
80 Mexican. 9ts. Stt.. 3ts
an tsoui q Curry. isk, Ia.
ess pe.i q B-lehes. tss. ts... %. ~. pS too
las California. ssk, sss b. es1
15so SAvasr. ~, IN. 90.
if25 con. virginia, 81. So. as.
- Choilsf roto-i. ~. 81
so Hais a Norcno-.. n. i0'., To-.
$40 Crown Point. ia%
isss yellow jacket. siS. siS. sit.. TiS. ~.
icso Imperial Goa. 81. So. on b.
~ nsntnek. Ian. ~.
sts alpha. u. ". <sS sio. taS. iiS
si5 iLrleher. snt
N c,nhiener. isA
ais Utah. ls.. isS
0l balloon. 4.
IS tnsh.ausr. liz. ~. ~.
10 Seq. releher. ~
eDo Overnsn. ~. ~. Ny
go Lsiy brysn.i
s-D Jaiis. ss.st.. o..
We Caledonia
sss blerra Nrssiz. lss. tss
tuD 0Lab~. l3c
III Bsltimor- Con-. ~
Gi0 Justice. ~. ,ts. 81.
81 raeo Q. eoc. 10
Va Union ION. rS. I,S, ns rs. Nv. ~.
l00 silver hin, s..5s
So Pietvu sr
~ N.s Yort. s&c
pa American Plat. is.iS,i'.
ioO ko--uth, ~
a1 AndeS.9 -.
I'M wooisiii~. =. ~.
iD Mint, IL
lsao " ellis fsrxo. 80
SIS Cosmopolitan. "a
<o Le,isihan.i
~ prospest.s
- North CJn. Niry,nis. ssc
ioo Maryland, 5sc
iU0 Trojan. 7Sc
t"p 'rom.r, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
LOCAL MINING SUMMARY.
For week Eaains Angus. To. is7s
Latest Official Mining News

Dividends ssd Besassss-
what Makes the Market "see.
nav THE Chances for y Rise"
The Ore Ia eight and the Pros
poets for Openiug out More efis
Tho Bo0auzs's tsood Account
Of itseif-l How ESer,thias Locks
All Aleug the Great Mtatns
Range To-day.
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"TmE Y0uNG NAM rOcKRr row.
PANI0N-
To the title given 20 Q smaii book.a.-

Pubilsrrd ~ On. II. WAGNER. pro,idiHs
100 coti's ss suhschbsd for Al 30 per vol
ums. All who " sh . cop are rvanr,tei Ia
sall st No. . scuih u street. Virginia city. shi
test the merits of the rtmrdie- baforv cab.
scrihing for The ram~. 70 10 . diaest % we've
real dIsesscr. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10

Nrw iier arr being put in IN the rail
road track this side u The Home-iead
tunnel.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
.rrrrAL 10 rmr oolp NIL DAILY MY
poMEsrIo NEWS.
Authentic News from she Isdisn
War.


Authentic News from tho Isdian
War.
ST.. PAuL. Mimi. August i0.-General
Forsythc. Of General sheridsn's stat.
passed through this city yesterday. having
left Tcrry's camp al the mouth OF the
Rosebud q week ago last Tuesday. II was
stated that General Terry had fallen back
| eighty miles. There was no falling back
at all the evening before Porsythe left
| Terry. A scout from Crook had reached
| Terry. Crook was then ns<f the head
| waters OF the Rosebud. or between that
and Tongue river. Al this time Terry was
Al the mouth Of the Big Horn river. and
in order to facilitate communication be-
tween himself and Crook. dropped down
the river 10 the mouth Of the Rosebud. DO.
tween which point and Crook the distance
Ia no greater than from the mouth OF the
Big Horn, while the country WAS moro
favorable for troops. The scout alluded 10
said that Indian trails had been found
leading east between Crook and the
Yellowstone, AMI the junction Of Terry
AMI Crook at 4 point further east than the
Zig Horn wa. likely 10 prevent the escape
Of the Indians to the North and East Of
the present scene Of operation. Terry
aud his men are In the best possible spir-
its. The story that Dave Cambell, pilot
Of the steamer Far West. scalped and
mutilated one Of o party Of Indians which
he and his party encountered near Fort
Buford Is not true. The Indians are still
supposed 10 be massed somewhere be-
,waep ,ba no.ebud anil the Big Horn. |
The impression prevails that one oi Two
alternatives was left them. either to scatter
toithe eastward and toward British America.
or to retire south to the big Horn Noun
tains. Though they were In front OF or In
close proximity to Crooks command, u
was not believed they would show fight, or
allow Crook or Terry TO get = chance at
them In \ body. BY those who bring the
.eiy ,A'Ss' na"a ny 1.,nr.S,. pni,x sour
ihoussnd men arc in tI,e field. under the
very best Of officers. The men are In OK
rellent condition. y supplies o' aihihds
ar' 'P"a' '"''''! '"i""'""
All Bssh.
NEW York, August TO- Bishop whipple
-, Min,c.,,, Ia. written n Letter IN Pres.
="
ident urant ia'orihB thr peace Pohey'
which he says Was never understood by
tina people. but was n success until our
.u--,..l., N. o,no... Aha ~,r.n..
,a.N' =" ~. I,,J,an nnr.an a. tha War Ds.
I'ru' w. ."a. n.a',I, 1000,
paIlmrn,, S a. H. In, ,ha Indi.n
a,,on w an"L A. ip",y ,aJ.rsndsnt m.
pu,ran '" w niv;,,v.,,oa viii one ~ the
~, ma, 81 lie nation Al n. head. II
NA"sI InNH " tNE NaNh'fta - ~" 1880 - \
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10

LONDON. August TO- Frederick cavii q
professional swimmer will endeayor 10
swim across the Channel q N Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
Eyrnyo.r sfnIetcd vim tho.. u.l.aIr.

EvERrosE sfhieted with tho-s psiAdir- Sr
which the external application OF saiyhar hs-
long BEEN known 10 b. ,~hirscioas. san pfspss.
. sulphur hath without r~s-ortiDs Ia hblis
hatbln R.honscs. 0lenn's sulpls< tosp faf.
nlshss The mears. enld evsrywhstr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10

Sinking tho main shaft is going steadily
forward a, the rate Of 20 feet per week.
The rock in the bottom is still quite tough.
although not so hard ~ for some time
past. Beyond the steady and favorable
progress made In sinking, there IL nothing
new whatever In relate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
rsllsw Jacket.

i~.~,imbering the main shaft below the
iOJo-fooi level Is finished. Timbering the
connecting drift between the north and
east wines ON the 2ot0-foot level Is max
ing good progress and will soon be com
pleted. The south drift from the bottom
of the east Wine ON the 20I0-foot level Is
In A distance Of % feet. When this drift
| has reached . distance oil 80 feet q cross
cut viii h. started ea-i 10 prospect the ore
vein NJ that point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.rrr.L TO rus soLp nInu rrw'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10

Considerable progress has bern made
during The past week in grading for build.
ines and hois,ing works. Work IL being
vigorously prosecuted and In = short time
everything will be In rcsdlfeSs Tor inc
plscing u The machinery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
sm...s. and oiasxs~ q.

sinking the joint shaft is going rap
idly ahsai III. bottom ia rock which shows
signs of gradually sof,ening with some
indications of water ahead. New and
more powerful pumping machinery Is
now ON it, way FROM San Francesca and
will be placei in position really for Use at
the earliest possible moment. The man
iger. evidently mean business and are
going for q Bonanza.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
rhe New MisiaE Mech ExehaaEs
Organised.


NEw YORK, August i0.-A permanent
organization Of the new Mining stock tx.
change was effected to-day by the election
of the following officers: President, vii.
liam Ward; First Vice President. Law.
renee T.. Bayne; Treasurer. ID. Bntteriield ;
Secretary. II. J. Hubbard, Chairman Of
the Arbitration Committee. william II.
Burgerine; Executive Committee--F. d.
Forster. John Y. Scott. Geo. =. Townsend.
Daniel Dutterfcld. j, l., Thompson. A. l..
Thampson /; Finance Communications l..
Daily. l.. T.. Baync, William Brandeth.
n. \. Henderson and u. ]. Hubbard.
Tho rate of commission OF exchange Is two
dollars on each order for 100 shares or less.
aud In addition. lilo Of I per cent on the
total SUN Of tho order executed.
The Indiam Apprspriatien Biii.
w,sHISaros. August i0.-The Confer
ence Committee on the Indian Appropri.
alton bill agreed upon and reported this
afternoon provides that the House shall
recede from Its proposition for the transfer
OF the Indian hprcau 10 the War DEPART
ment. aud shall consent 10 the item in-
serted for the pay Of agents. interpreters
and inspectors. amounting to s2i5,OO0 II
also a~ppropriatcs the amount required by
the existing law for the salaries m officials
and clerks III the Indian Burcsu ~ now
organized,
The senate To-day.
WASHINGTON. August i0.-In the Senate
the amendment Of the Huuse Of RspreIep.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
Alta.

sinking the shaft is being pushed with
all possible energy, four shifts 81 men OF
six hours each being employed. II Is
confidently expected that with this force
Of men the shaft will be sunk 100 feet
per month. q rate % speed unprecedented
ON the line Of the Comsiock. No piece OF
machinery conld work nicer. or 40 the
business better than III. new pumping
machinery. No further trouble need he
| feared on account of Whatever water may
h. struck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10

The pumps and columns are In place
and the attachments all complete tn the
surface. The engine Ia all in complete
readiness to start, and the steam pipes are
being attached ready 10 turn on the steam
TODAY. Everything will he in tho most
pcrfee, condition in = day or two more for
commenting the draining Of the lower
Levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
CNWn Poiut.

Sinking the main incline In making cn-
eellent progress Notwithstanding the eI.
IRENE hardness Of the rock. The main
south drifi on the l700-foot level Is being
steadily pushed ahead 10 connect with the
bottom of tho Belcher air shaft, the face
still In . line character Of quartz. This
quartz Ia all low-grsde ore, but none Of ii
will pay the expense Of extraction and
milling. Nothing new Of any other por-
tion Of the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
Hulttsa.

Every effort was still being put forth up
to last evening tn complete the air con-
nec,ion between the Wine below the 400
aui the up raise from the i'0o-foot level:
Al that time the men In each shaft could
distinctly hear each Others voices through
the Intervening space, and II was conn.
IDENTIFY expected that the connection would
ie made .osie time to-day. 4 station IL
being opened in ia. main incline at the
i5OOlfooi level. Nothing doing an the
i7O0-foot level. or in the north drift In
the Alpha ground on the 200O-foot lerel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-10
IssiiA.

The main south drift on the icoofoot
level IL steadily advancing. the face still
In quartz of a tine character. portions OF
which Civ. excellent assays. On the 1900
foot level the face of the main south drift
/. in very favorable ground. with excellent
indications o, soon finding pay ore. The
face ~ thu east drift on the ls00-foot level
ha. cut through a streak Of clay. and Is
Just entering what appears In he 4 me
body of quartz. with every appearance OF
pay ore. This Is M doubt = continuation
Of III. ore vein struck east 81 the shaft ON
the l1Dllfoot level.