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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
GEN. BABCOCK'S TACTICS.

THE WHOLE STORY NOT YET TOLD.
DETECTIVE BELL NOT VOLUNTARY wITNEss-fiE
HAS OTHER STARTLING REVELATIONS TO MAKE
AN ASSAULT UPON BELL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
WAsuINGToN April &c. S. Bell the detective,
who gave such damaging testimony regarding the
st. Louis whisky trials before the Committee on
War Expenditures on Friday, was attacked IN a
brutal manner last evening with club by man
named Mollair, formerly of NewOrlcans, and Mt one
time doorkeeper in the Senate. Mr. Bell says he
does not know Mollair, never saw nm
before. and never even heard OF HIM. lie
saws he is willing to allow the public 10
Judge considering Mollair's character whether or
not he was hired by anybody to commit the assault
Mr. Bell says he has testified to nothing but the
truth, which will be abundantly corroborated, and
the half has not been told. There are other matters
which he saws will be more startling than anything
he has vet testified to- lie has not been dismissed
by the Committee, and he says he intends TO stay
here and tell the truth about matters of which he
NAV be questioned. His coming here was not OF his
own seeking and he was not volunteer witness
He saws his character cannot be broken down that
he is too well known and he has too
many autograph letters showing that he has
been trusted by the most prominent men III the
country for people to disregard In the mean tline
affidayts and papers now on their way here
from Mr. Storrs the object of which IL to impeach
Mr. Bells standing and tTuthfulness. These VIII dc
AT once turned over to the Committee upon arrival
Mr. Bells injuries are not serious, consisting only OF
two black eyes and few bruises about the face and
on one arm. A warrant is out for Mollar's arrest.
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EASTERN, DISPATCHES.
r,cr.t +. II ssr. I'LL sAur r.v'
poMEsTIo NKWs.

Crooked whisky n New Orleans.
NEW ORLRAxs. Jan. 20.-Rsvsnue Of
ncials are ovsrhauling the books Of
whisky men In this city. and creating
much excitement. Leading distillers
confidently assert that there's no record
In existence to establish q collision BE-
tween New Orleans and the Western
Ring. but there are q good many here
who say that sort Of talk IL all stuf. Il
10 morsovsr asserted. that the presence
OF Government officials here now. II but
the prelude 70 the opening Of New Or.
leans In the campaign against whisky
rings. and there viii b music In the air
In = few days. Several parties have
been summoned TO appear before the
R~sysnus officers 10 tell what they know
about certain matters, but the inyestisa-
ton will DO conducted with closed doors.
Asxieus % Turn states Evidence,
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 20.-Col. Hsdrick.
Mr.. Miller and Assistant District Attor-
nsy Mckinney r constantly btsisssd
by indicted parties with propositions to
turn States evidence against somebody.
provided prosecutions against them are
dropped. The propositions have In
avery instance been declined.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-20

SAN Francisco, Jan. 20-2 ?. H.
The Chollar.P otod Mining Company
has levied an assessment Of three dol
lars per share, delinquent February Esd.
The Union Veteran League will have
u reunion OF soldiers and sailors Of the
war in April next. and the committee 10
sending out invitations throughout the
coast States and Territories.
The Hospital Committee have declared
war ngainst the Wholesale expenditures
In that Institution and the Almshouss.
II was decided yesterday to cut OF the
supplies Of whisky and eggs. OF the
former, $1,000 worth Is consumed per
month. and 100 dozen Of the latter per
week. Hereafter egg.nog will be scarce
In those institutions.
Further particulars Of the dofalcation
and flight OF II. G. Ribbe, mining Sec
Rotary. are that he left the Bslchsr Office
on Tuesday. about - o'clock. going 10
lunch; &C hs stated; and from that time
he has not been back. Nothing was
suspected OF his intentions, although
Il was known to o few that he was
In trouble. His defaleations are report
ed TO be very heavy; and among the
items are $l25. 900 from the New York
| Consolidated In which he was o large
stakeholder, a. well a. secretary. Eu.
ropa loses one thousand. Jackson nine
thousand, and Lady Washington was
made to suffer to the extent OF q thou.
sand dollars With the exception Of Eu-
ropa ho was secretary Of all the above
companies. Belchcr loses nothing. as
the secretary has no charge OF any cash.
How long no has been engaged In taking
advantage Of his trusts is not yet known
but II is supported to extend back several
years, and Il has boon definitely asser-
tanned that all Of his dsialcations has
been lost by ventures in mining stock
speculations. The bears made the de-
falcation toll on the stock market and
forced prices down ten to fifteen per
cent.
There Is no truth In tho report that
Sam T. Curtis has resigned the super
intendency Of the ophir, to be succeed
ed by Fair. When no heard the report
Curtis waited on Sharon and asked II II
was so. and Sharon said II was tho first
no had heard Of It. and that no change
had been made or was contemplated.
The rumor was N Of about a hundred
started yesterday TO affect the market,
and was believed by most Of the street.
II was caused by the fact that the ophir
managers have made arrnnesmsnts with
the California company to allow tho lat.
tor company to raise six hundred tons OF
ore per day through the ophir shalt.
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coNcEar OF the LIBERALS.
The Kind OF Eatertainnsas which
shsuld Dsssme Popular.

Although the weather was somewhat
tsmpestuous. National Guard Hall was
crowded last evening on the occasion OF
the grand 6all and concert given under
the auspices Of the Liberal Society OF
Virginia City. Rev. I. ii. MeGrath.
pastor Of the Society. has the happy
faculty Of successfully catering to the
intellectual and social wants OF the CON-
munity. and 40 when he announce that
a enjoyable entertainment was to be
given ut the hall. on Wednesday svsn-
ing. everybody decided to go. The re-
suit was a jollier gathering than we have
been permitted to look in upon since the
great fire which swept away the Opera
House and kindred places OF amuse-
ment.
The musical portion Of the entertain
msnt was very creditable to all con-
cerned. Among those who distinguish
ell themselves were: Katie falk. who
sang very prettily the tine solo entitled
"Ths Little Ones at Home" Miss An.
ME firmin. who gave the "Milk Maids
Sons" in her best style aud won the nd
miration OF the entire audience. JUS.
Psarlman. . superior cantatriee, won
fresh laurels for herself in the beautiful
solo entitled "a The Lover and the Bird"
Among the other attractions were "
quartettss, by Miss Mary JAWS anu .ne
Nicholas brothers-ths nrst oeins INC
Star Descending Night. N the sec
ond My Beautiful Mountain Home
both Of which were well received MISS
Paris Cody gave some esqnisiisiy bean
tiful solos on the harp. and was rewani-
ell with an Moore. Kathleen Mavonr'
men," with variations. by Mrs. Cooper.
called forth enthusiastic plandi's from
the audience.
Mr.. Anderson acquitted himself very
ereditably in the song "6ood bys NJ
the Door, aud las, but not least. Miss
Lottis Pinschower rendered in u highly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-20

SAX FrAxcIsco, Jan. 20.-l:30P. NJ
In conformity with u call signed gsnsr'
ally by publishers Of the interior news
papers, a convention OF proprietors oil
country newspapers Published on this
coast will be held At tho Occidental
Hotel. February 18th. The convention
will take into consideration the question
Of increasing the business Of msmbsrs
In Ban Francisco advertising and taks
steps toward the formation OF o Press
Association.
A dispatch from Sacramento says that
Wilcox Of the Assembly will BE- s1.
amined this afternoon on . charge Of
assault to murder. preferred BY friends
Of T. W. Somsrs. the Chronicle reporter.
recently dubbed by'wilcox.
With regard to II. G. Kibbe. the de-
faulting mining Secretary. tho officers Of
the companies havo used their utmost
sudsavors to ascertain his whereabouts.
On Wednesday morning the residence OF
his children on Powell street was visited
but he had not been there sincs Tuesday
morning. Some conjecture he has left
tho city and taken with him q few thou.
sand dollars he may have had left. It
was supposed he might have taken
Tuesdays steamer for China. but this Is
c~ontrsdicted by the statement that be
had visited the rooms OF his mistress nm
hour after the steamer sailed. Some In.
cline to the theory Of suicide. inasmuch
as he had been much depressed OF late.
and had frequently declared his intsn.
ton Of taking his life. Added to this 10
the fact that in q coat which be had left
In his Office. wal found q bottle Of lau.
danum, which It is thought hs obtained
for suicidal purposes.
Harry Granics. who killed Edward
Madden at MERGED. has been admitted TO
bail in $4,000 for appearance for q sec.
ond trial. ordered by the Supreme
Court.
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AssI,sMHNrs

Crows Ioiat-si Ter share levied January
10, JslinlaeIt febrsary II; ssledsy, MarSh
y. is'G.
TreIan 20 cents p-r share: levied Jannary
20; Delinquent February 10; sale day.
March :. i-5G.
levied January ~ delinquent February ii.
sale day. March :. is's.
LsSiathaa-so cent. per share; lssiel Ian
uAry 10; d-linancst February i6; ssl' day.
March =, isIG.
Meadow Valley OPioche, - cents per
share levied December - delinquent Feb
ruary 5 sale day. March ). 1910.
Re~k lsiand-;0 cent. per share levied
d. January >. delinquent February II; sale
dsy, March Q. isse.
Darsisseiies-H pr .harv; levied j. uary
~ aslinin'n' February III sale day. Mar h
Mint-go cents per share levi Il janusry & T.;
delinquent February :: sale d,l. March J.,
1876.
Mssoaic lBuiidiag Association = t5
per share; levied December "a delinquent
January ~; sale day. February y, is'G.
Gveen- Is per sharc on old stock and Jeen's
Per share On new stock; levied Jsnuar, j;
delinquent February s; sale day. February
~. is.s.
Andes-s0 cents p share; levied pcesmb.r
,,s,x ~ ~.
n.uh.,
Of. s.Iiroa.nt I.nu,ry .c. al, d,y. F,b-
mary "a. $50.
cal, ,.visi D.rem.
her -: dellnauent rebrusry 1; sale day.
February II. is56.
Kniekerbs~ker-si PER share levied De-
csmbcr - delinquent Jahusiy % SALE day
February IL, lsTs.
c.,,i.. s.h.riot Idaho, Is cents pei
.harv: levied December 70 dsiir gusnt Jan
nary 10; tale day. February .. 1910.
s.x.- Al "a, .h.n, levied December n
lslinaucnt January 10; sAic day. February
4. isis,
$500. :, cant. No, .bsre. levied Deeemb-
S"ssor 1917. $500. "a. al. I,y- r,b
mar, 81 isis.
u...x "a c.,,. ,sr .h.r. . levied December
~: delinquent January Is -a.e day, FEB.
.u.rx Is lsfs.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
spani.h AmAir.

MApRrp. Jan. 2O.-Respscting nego-
t~iations between Spain and the United
States, Il 10 ssmi-ofhcicially pointed out
that the Warrington Government not
having yet replied 10 the Spanish note
Of the 18th Of November. 1875. NOR
having officially communicated at Ma.
did the contests Of the American cir.
eular note 70 European powers. all
homes Of o favorable reply from Spain
may be regarded - destitute OF founda-
ton.
The Ls.dsa Times 90 shs Heasy
Unis PrsDssisiss.
LONDON, Jan. 2o.-Ths Times speak
ing OF the proposition Of Senator shsr.
man for . common unit for monsy and
accounts for the United States and Great
Britain, says the idea finds no favor
here. II might suit Americans - most
Of their gold 10 locked up In some treas
uries, while the English sovereign CIR.
euiates In millions throughout the world.
The disturbances arising from the change
would BE- indescribable. particularly IN
the absence Of specie payments IN
America.
Nss very ned Failures. .
The liabilities OF Joseph Convey q
Co. will NO. exceed ESQ., oo. The lia'
biliti.s Of Samuel Rsdiord < Son. esain
fIU NHHI
merchants In Liverpool. or, Si ~
and their assets cl64.Ooo. nnsai cIs.
Tor. tool sccsptancss In full, payable
in thres. ak and nine months.
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THIRD pisPAToH.
stocks stronger suicide OF u. 9.
Kibbs- He Pays ISIS Debts u she
OsIy Way len Him letter.
M,uorsuda Or Deceased.

SAN F~nAscrsco. January 20-3 p. NJ
Stocks are stronger after the Board, and
rulo rs follows: ophir. 5oH; Gould &
Curry. 1917; Best & Bslchsr. 6s; Hale
& Norcross, 60; Yellow Jacket, Wi
Savage. %; Bslchsr. 3iH; -Consoli.
dated Virginia, $40; Sierra Nevada. 81
California. IS; gold closed In New York
at 113.
II. G. Kibbe, whose diappearancs and
dsfalcaHon has been previously reported.
was discovered this morning al hi'
brothers room. ia -o'Farrsli street.
His brother had temporarily left
the room to receive medical treatment ai
the German Hospital. Kibbs took pos
session on Tuesday afternoon. sincs
which he had mot been seen BY the 90
cupants OF the house. The londlady,
Mrs. Taylor. on reading the report Of
the dsialcaiion In the morning papers,
~suspscdpg that all was not right. wsn'
10 tie room. found u locked. and looking
in the window saw Kibss on the bed
An entrance was forced and be was found
dad, with q bullet wound In the mouth,
a d.rinesr clu.chsd In his hand and
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HELD roR PosrAoK.- Letters addressed
10 Dame v. L. l.. Henreuse. Sc. Hya-
ciuthe, Province Of Quebec; and John
Clemens, Nevada City. CAL. are held
for postage at the Gold Hill POsi-ofiee.
TnsArnrcAL.-John Jack and the Fir
min sisters. assisted by Borthwiek Reid.
the Scottish swordsman. will give q dra.
matte entertainment at National Guard
Hall, Virginia. next Saturday evening
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.r,rroyrny AND JEwgLnY.

]. d. Marshal. at the uold ilill Post
on,ee store, 10 sole agent for al
ths San Yraucisco aud Sacramento daily
papers. All the latcst Eastern periodlcal,,
magazines, etc.. received ~ ro0p ~ published,
and delivered In any part Of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. blani
books OF every description made TO order 81
short notice. Gold aud Silver watcnee cieeks
that line neatly and well done. large stock
OF toys AMI fancy goods. Zee regular sdvcf'
tlpemeut In smother colnmn. leis
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. .uvrocArlN0 (Ou0H,

In q letter to Mrs. Lisls. Of chiesgo' . ven
known contributor to the Western prsss. she
sscrbes the cure OF . dangerous coufn. e9e1I.
panied b.. bleeding a. tes inngy; snnrb' "
.h.."ss,s ..threatrned Ia ~pufocate ma
but lie Honey Of Ilorrhosnd and Tar has
y !. u ey,ry trace OF g." The letter Was 10
. i.dy friend IN this city. who has placed ~
lie disposal Of G. n. Criitsnfon, ] SUN ave.
nue.. Fixes Toothaehs drops cure ~ Sn'
tniuute
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STOCK aEroRT.
l~nErorrzp pAIr M n. r. .KxArrSa . COL

San Franchise Beard.
LAST EVENING.
so Meadow Valleys
40 naymold h Ri. u, ass
loo tursss Con, isA. 49, 30, f5S
40 JAskson. a..2a
as American flsg. size
10 HI pofAdo south. SOC
SO Prussian. IL
10 Adams uill.
10 Dslmoat, IN
IS Rye Patch.
gJ5 LsJpafd. u. IL, its
$50 J.fsrson, So
co Gia.
1901 Panther. ~,
80 GENERAL Tnomas, ss.o
Is Northern belle.
liO iiusscy. I. IL
llO Manhattan. 10y, 10
$50 Advsne-.6is
.J.O Coso COs.. M. 2.
80 ORIGINAL Cola Mil.
$50 sec. nsck leland. Sc
s5 Andes. 5T
65 MIdss. ~
llo Europa. 0c
Ia Pacific :
so Wells Fargo. s5c
LOO North Csrrou. $50
rs L-,isihsn. N
no amazon
100 frosTect.t
100 North Cor. Virginia, IL
40 Nrs Co.s. ~
10 10 d-s Chsro ".
30 = sl.h Clariss. &c
so IOornan. sine
lo knie tsrbosksr. aS.a
ltO GlOb N
81 Mahogany. .5c
40 haltis ore r.b .3S. a.
ia5 Utah. n. liz
30 iivst nii, 10. i0k
l4p challenges
81 DAYTON. 81
st5 ck IslAul, ~
200 Pictou. ssse
liza y. \. Con-. 4.
3t5 Occidental, q
go PHI sheridan. IL
HISS Alta ~. az. ga
3r wooiville, ~. AZ. az
iIO Lady ws~.hiogon. Al. a..
so Ko-suth. 81.
40 south Califo nis. ~
l9D Monumental, IN, ~
30 we-t BEL hsr.2
$50 Trojan, IL. ~, H..
ruIs MORNING..
a2o5 opAir. "a, 81. 81. SS. Sc, s'S. ~. SO, 81,
ID. an
1876 Msxiean. lsS. lsk
100 Gs.id and cHrr,. 10. is.. isS. iss. iss'
1855 B.., and p.leA.r. IS. Ss. Sd. 81. @s, 50.
4oas savage. sis. II. s,x. 9S. :ox
as chaliai. rOtosi, ~. - b. Hs, 50. 70. "
bio. =.
rs Hale Norcross. s.. 81. sax
SIS Crown Point, %. AN. -.
3iO kentueI. u
40 Yellow Jacket. o., s9.sS
cas- Inperisi. ~, n.
ISL EApirs Mill. 81, ~
$40 pslsL-r. II. 3i.. u, JiS
IA Aipha, ~.
10 Confidence. i9a
50 Con. virginia. On. as. ~. As. Ais. ~.
tJ1. Iis. t21. tzs,. az
100 sisrf. Nevada. "a
s7,j California. ~, NJ, ~. slS. ~. -. o.. ~.
-. Nk
223 Bulliuu. 40. ~ - bio. ~
l0D I1eb.qser. ~. II
10 ne.. B-chsr. ~
80 Oy-fma. 81. 20
iisn Ju.iice. ~. -. g7s. IN, n.
GTO sueeor. .. ~.
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A CARD.

To all who are surerins nom the errors and
l,dIscretIons OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss 81 manhood. etc. will stnd
4 recipe that will cure roo. FREQ o. charge.
mi great remedy was discovered ny Q nils
10 AIRY In souih America. Send 9 telf-ad'
dn,ssed snvelops TO the Rev. Joseph 7. lninan,
station ID, Bible llsuse. New York c'y'
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THE srELI.i>G MATCH.
a New renture-Chaaecs for Poer
spelIers to Come Ous strong.

All who wish to have a good time will
do well to attend the spelling match
which comes of at the old grammar
school in this town tomorrow evening.
We learn that among the fun OF the
evening will be a spelling contest after
the Artemus Ward and Josh Billings
style OF photography, the n who spells
the words most absurdly carrying of
the honors. This will give many who
would be too dinident to take part in a
regular contest, a chance to come out
strong.
Professor Flint. who is DESTROYS OF
having rs many ladies a possible pres
emit, says they need not absent them
selves Tor fear OF being cosrced into the
match. lie assures US that this will he
in every respect a better affair than the
one held in Virginia. the aim being to
make it not only beneficial. but pleas
ant also.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-20

A Coon ExANPLE.-Tho example set
BY the ladies' Of st. Johns Church. Gold
Hill, in closing their soeiables at mid.
night. is one which appears to meet the
approval Of the majority Of our people,
especially those whose business com.
pels them TO work the following day.
As stated elsewhere. the concert and
| ball given by the Liberal Religious So
| ciety Of Virginia last night, which. like
| the sociables held in this town. closed al
| about midnight, was n OF the most
largely attended and enjoyable ever held
in Virginia. n fact which would seem to
indicate the popularity OF such enter.
taiuments. We would not DO surprised
II in tho near future. balls lasting all
night will I've the exception and not the
| rule in this section. for the innovation
| mentioned il one which commends IT.
| self to the common sense Of everybody.
Another ruEArER.-John Piper will
commence the erection OF q theater in
Virginia rs soon as the weather will per-
nit. 1t will DO built On Union. between
A AMI u streets, with the main entrance
ON u street. In talking with Mr.. Piper
WON "ta ,ha, !, ~ conclulsi 10 LSild a
,hsa,er a, the place mentioned the order
| n, ,b. old Opera House would DO re-
yersed-i. e.. the parquet would DO !or
the accommodation OF ladies aud the
be,ter elias. Of patrons. while galleries
xonlJ he erected for second aud third.
class visitors. This arrangement will
doubtless meet with the approval Of
everybody
Which IL CoRRsor '-sone Of ou'
readers contend that the words Zone
and a half hours" are gramnatically
| ;,eorree,. They saw :. one hour and .
half" X the proper form Of expression,
and Give as a reason, that any fractional
nnmsyal less than two should he OF.
nressed in the singular number. The
| iinst form Of expression is common. hui
is 1t correct, WIN some si,se anIn'
iauoa ~ y, ! onss,ion
- -, =,
AUCTION ""'
| buy furniture, bedding. carpets. crock
sry. glassware, cutlery, etc.. at q bar
Gain. will do well to attend the auction
sale at III. NJ. fIsdriekS sslss,' a,,'
south q street. ,ns'".", ann;,, a,
take place .o-hhorro"' "A....
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CnRMICAL %sTRRNGTm.

Save me. health and money. Avoid quseks
and buy "Chcmicsl Strength" sold By all
druryisis. Instructions full, and . cure guar.
anieed 10 any case OF facilitating drvanis lor
seminal weakness), and all alarming symplons
Of nervous decay. resulting from ssiI.anu,e
Wholesale Agents. Ban Francisco. Pfiee ~
per bottle
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-20

A Press Association 20 be O.Gss-
fsed-W wilcox she BuiIy-Ns Trace
Of tho DefssftinE Reeretasy
ktbbe Theories or Huieids-Nsw
Trial or Hairy 0rauiee.
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net very ned FAILURES.

Rr.,orrp.-Ths carsen 1Fsus hears
..., H.rry Norton has resigned bis con-
rsction with tbs Lyon County Tunes,
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uRYMAN BROs, a. CO..

Tue we'll. hpown'Puniturs Dealers. It's soath
@ street, are eicsdng out their large stoek. -
they have leas.d q store further down town.
and propose 10 open there shortly with . nsv
sioek. Neantlms, thsy arc selling furniture a.
cost trices at No. IT'S South q street. lin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-20

The stock Market rumbies The
Popular Question n, whats shc
Matter:- All sorts ut Rnmers.
Wise and Otherwise Not Mach
sfn Disastrous Break Good Ma.
Ing Prospects and ths Bedrock
PitehinE.
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slooND DisPAron.

Assessmsns Lsvisd-Uniss League
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on EEg.
NoEE-Furthsr rsrtieuisrs sfshe
kibbs Dcfsicativn-lts Erect ON
she Stock narket-Ne Change II
shs Ophtr Huperintendsncy.
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AvAge.

C~rosscutting and drifting on the 1000.
foo. level has been resumed. Repair
ing the drifts and wines on the 22O0.
foot level is making steady hsadwsy. the
damage to tho drifts by the water being
much greater than was 81 hrst supposed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-20
ChoIiarPstosi.

Daily yield IS tons OF ore. There is
no change whatever in tho ors-produe-
ing stations OF the mine, and the de-
crease Of the daily yield il alone caused
by the inability Of the teams to haul the
ore to the mills rs fast as II Is extracted.
The dumps are kept full Of ore, and rs
soon ~ the teams car got the ore to the
mills the yield will DO increased to the
oil standard. The two south drifts on
the 1850 and i35O.ioot levels are pushed
steadily forward. the face OF both still
in porphyry. Sinking the new combin-
alton shaft is going ahead at a very
rapid rate Of speed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-20
silver Hill.

Astrons flow OF water was encountered
during the first part Of the week in the
east drift on the fourth station level. In
consequence OF this dow OF water sink.
ing the main incline was temporarily
suspended. The water has checked
again somewhat. and the pump now has
il under good control. This water is a
strong evidence that the main ledge is
not far away. and ono the body Is
drained 80 that the Developments can
proceed. some good results are looked
for