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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12
srcoMo pisPAToH.
AJsIiy aiAns ia jaii-Rumors ofthe
Failure OF Large stock Opsra.
tors.

BAN FRlScrsco. July 1880 p. NJ
Thistlston. Of the jolly Giant, has been
surrendered by his bondsmen and 10
now In Jail. lie was arrested for libel.
ing Tubbs. Of Tubbs' Hotel, Brooklyn.
and let ont on bail.
The late fall In stocks Inns seriously
crippled several large operators. and
there are rsmors ON the street that two
or three have gone up. but AZ yet no
official announcement has been made.
Langley. the Directory man, has filed
. petition Of voluntary bankruptcy.
Members OF the Board Of Supervisors
interested In the honest administration
Of city affairs have succeeded in killing
the notorious Bsieman contract for sup.
plying the city charities. and are now
engaged individually in waiting upon
reputable merchants Of the city to In.
tsrest them In bidding for furnishing
supplies. to insure q fair composition
and take the matter out Of the control Of
the ring Of contractors and their abeitors
in the Board. who sre endsavoring TO
run things In their own interest.
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MINING ITEMS.

The Brooks Gold aud Silver Mining
Company has levied al assessment Of 81
per share. delinquent August 10th. Sec
official notice 81 the same In our advertise
ing columns to-day.
Hon. stephen II. Phillips has been
elected President Of the West Belcher Min
ing Company.
The Eclipse Silver Mining Company in-
~corporated at Nan Francisco day before
before yesterday with $1,000 900 capital
stock. 10 operate In the spansh Belt dis
trict. Nevada. Dircctors-w. A. Parish.
J. W. dashwiler. u. ID. Roberts. Samuel
l.. Stanley and A. D. Everett.
The annual meeting 81 the stockholders
81 the Pictou Mining Company takes place
to-day in San Francisco.
The Northern Belle Mining Company
have declared another dividend Of 81 per
share. aggregating $4,000, payable on the
18th. This Is the fourteenth consecutive
monthly dividend. Total dividends paid,
s1OO,OOO.
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SNAKES IN THE VIRGINIA. JAIL
A Pine MsaaEsris Owned By Mr..
clancy In she DFunks' Cell.

"
The "drunks' cell" in the Virginia City
Jail breaches some powerful temperance
ermons Mr.. John Doe Clancy appeared
in the roll Of the Horrible Example this
morning, and was . perfect success. Tho
cell In which inehriates are confined 10 q
wooden box ska feet. and dark a. night.
The only ventilation is furnished by . hole
in the door 6xl0 inches in size and one .
little larger in the top Of the box. As both
these apertures open upon = close corridor.
the freshness Of the air in the cell may BE-
smelt in imagination. This morning
there were seven sodden wretches In this
hole, who had been picked up from the side.
walks and doorways Of the city. Among
them was the man Clancy. The sound Of
half . dozen frightened voices calling for
Jailer Robey attracted . NEWS reporters
attention To the cell. The Jailer ran in
and answered TO the call. "For Gods
sake. let us out u this" cried the hapless
half-dozen and Robey turned the key in
the paddock. The men were huddled to-
gether In n corner and Clancy WAS per-
forming In another. Owing 10 the lack Of
light . good view Of the ill-smelling in
terror could not be obtained, but the most
careless observer could perceive that
Clancy had . fearful attack % the delirium
tremens. There's jim,jams for you."
observed = shuddering prisoner. He was
correct. Clancy was pulling at his tongue
with both hands aud groaning like q
demon. His tongue Was . snake bent ON
getting down his throat TO poison and
devour his yitals. His hair Was . crown
VI serpents and now aud again lie left of
his furious tugs at his tongue to pull
handfnl- from his head. Then he shrieked
AMI groyelled on the unclean floor. beg
cling some one to tear OIL the snakes aud
Kill the horrid monsters which surrounded
him and crawled over his body aud drank
the cold sweat which burst from every
pore.
pretty bad remarked the Jailer quiet
IN, AMI then he called to an assistant Ia
bring the bottle. Drink this. Clancy"
said Robey. pouring out = big tglA.s OF
whisky.
But the snake. the snake!" howled the
wretch. thrusting away the glass.
Hang the snake. the whisky will kill
him."
With this assurance Clancy drank the
liquor and SEEMED = little better, settling
down ia his corne and moaning constant
~. The appeal. Of the other prisoners to
10 put In some other cell were not needed.
and they we're left with the instruction TO
mash him u lac got rambuncious." Nix
men will feel inclined to say mo, thank
you." for the next few days. when the en-
iicing invitation. ''Come an take = drink"
IL given.
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49,.
VI" "
ing store Virginia wy. 'ea''" '"-h'sn'
IN Eurone' He e,peet. IN he sb,ent four
or Ave months. n that dark.eyed. good.
looking young man don't bring back q
.h.ii M. anr gnss.' mi n viii be : liz
,o a i.rge army ~ friend.
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STATE ORPHAN ASYLUM
Its Present Cosdtsisn- Wsii.ess'
ernea Institatisa = a eseSs s"'
brnry Needed.

r III g.. n,,ban As,lum At
III" Ne'a'a ''s' a.
Carson L. most ehgihls s'"a""' ""
management, under the careful snlrrih-
- =, NJ w.hh anil his amiable
"hu'"0o ~" '"
vile has received 'he a.
ton from all who are con'etsAh' WIZ" ''
int.rior workings, or who have given
-. Al. ,i...,,. az visiting thi.
'" ..
rally honlt-llAe h~s''u''"' ".
p,rt.r eall,l upon Mr.. and Mrs.. Webb
=, v.,.,.x .,J ,houyh IL VA, not q
"' "'1-'' a' -.
visiting day AZ tm ho"e' ~" vs.
cordially received and welcomed heartily.
A. ,n-,o, ~, N. p~,ineipal objects Of
-o"nn.c.sJ with the Home was
.nV 'N - IN ,rom the ~narlor. ON
A - ut, n IA. Office and
~ wv ls,, the hacks Of the
1890. -. soa II, ,u,nl.r anal conn
Hn,a " - Jan.,.,i Ly so.L.
p"1 ~ Tn... hox,yer. .erye
nA'"''" Ill .nJ With The
w. !"uhs '.s"s'>,'s a." snnJ.y.s.hao
suuhu"h o Dp"N,'o. - ,,., .iany A
no,Ai,es unss m. .,J li,ehen
n"A niOush ~. ~ .n,,is'nis orlsr
o"su 49, mas s.a,I,-I rnon IN.
iu's s'pai'nI,a' - a"rata,,
pa" " ~ III san,.r An. .ebool.
' os ..aa,ion her.. 4. ali over
.,"s u.s.. ". a. I'LL g.x, an
uhr 'u,e, pu' some VI ~ ~.
.Nllp''Snn OF ,'elr must" . : ~ asS
singing w" OF tue song ue: anI.n ~.
upon VA" .e'as'"h I" a'"u.e'.
Mil ulNNs INI 1utlI own Ahu~titht ~
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Turkish I%nsnrrsction Inereas
Ing.

Ing.
CoNsrASTrSoPLK, July l2.-Turkey
proposes TO I.oumania with reference
to tho GENERALIZATION Of Danubian Rou.
mania. that the Turkish fleet shall re-
csivs orders limiting It's operations to
Tinick.
lxraRipE. July i2.-Ths Belgrade.
ans have risen against the Turks. The
Ssrvivian troops have consequently
crossed the frontier and have had sev-
sral skirmishss. It is reliably reported
that 1000 Cossacks Of Dohergasa show
signs Of making common canss with the
insurrectionists.
BELGRADE. July l2.-Ths reported
capture Of Saibich by the Turks Is de-
MED. The Servians have pushed their
reconnaissance to wilion and the Turk
ish troops have returned within the
fortress.
RoME. July I2.-In the Italian Senate
yesterday the Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs informed that body that Herzsgo-
mans had decided to l~ocalize the Turk.
war. aud that Europe need not fear any
disturbance Of its peace.
CoSsrASrISoPLk. July l2.-It 10 70.
ported that Prince Milan sksdadiled
into Austria. Two Turkish command
ers OH the Servian frontier have been
ordered TO abstain from attacking tho
insurgents until additional reinforce.
msnts arrive. Tho Sultan has sub
scribed 100000 to the Peoples War
Fund.
BELonADr. July i2.-Sir thousand
Montenegran troops passed through De-
bar this morning. IN the direction Of
Stalatz,
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n...rf.r.. -, E,..,.s.

Tar LowrR Gem Hill cno"L--u Under
the excellent management IL Mr.. 4. u. &.
n.xi. ,hi, -ehoal Ia, attained an imp"rt-
.., H., standard ~ ,xe.llenc,
ahee aus "s aa"sian.I, M. ron
'' -l.sia.. M. payi. 4. a good
sou ..sux .I,n,..l 4, M. calling.
M n-...ionaiely attached 10 the profession
which he has chosen a, las lie ~ofn. We
are pssas.u n' - I'm ss.ur,,l for
~ san,,n, term and feel assured that b.
xill give the same satisfaction To th"
patron. of the school that d" Las ia th"
past.
A., ..la,n ou
AtpAoss =.
the Diviie there may ID seen . pa" "
very oddly matched hienis-to-""' "'h
Newfoundland d"s anu a WI" fe
Inc eita ia,"ii III .i,aw mo- oas ,a
ia,,sf.se With ,he arrangement. The pigeon
was trapped In the hill- oDiy q few mouths
since, but has become very tame and never
leave. her strange frienl.
T.o..
fAii>" '"h i"' -,
having balls against the Fourth Of July
Committee are presenting ,I'm
store Of Colonel '.la,s MY, TT.
Ia snd the rec.,pts from sub
.l,in,io.. will fully cover that amount.
GaiI Uil L.. mon vet handed over her
re-. a. M. eo,n. IN. bills are being liiui-
.I.,s,l rp,Ily.
a.. nish, nj,
--.,,..,. ~ storey
N ~, +. Meeting n. Jnig,
49, ~ .,,s.t. yiuipi,.
hho'. our'tvDm, a..,,ns viii di,-
The sable, ~h.n y" LII, An .nnrt
'ussi- 'he u.s'"""s - mean. where
sHn = hh.n1 'os.iiI nj h. ,omp.llcl a.
Lsar the los. can.oi by the depreciation OF
silver.
JouS M,css, At Eiaar. An absurd
Il, vi,,i,i. hi, for,noon
'un''' ~ >. D.. hal
that John hacAey' NV" u.I. :,
xonc insane. wv i,s,,.I Virginia
camnany IA learn il there Was amy truth
in the report. lie va. assured that :, wa,
utterly unioundesi. NJ" doan, us
VA started I" 'he
Tnr suit Of Ferguson against "-
GINA anil Trnekee Raiifos' '""pA"' ~,
slO D damages, which came up Tor uia'
4, ,h,. D;.,rie, Court Yesterday. was ar
.i.rs,I IN n. over until the October isrih'
Plaintiff asked leave IA amend Ms COM
plant, to which the defendants 'e"p'"
hence tn" p~o-iponem'n'
Tuy newest Summer fashion 81 head-
s,... ,mo.v N. plut. ladies Of the Com
=, I-.ei, h.,l..,ber. ar swaziland.
n, i. very sweet. and !. made e,~ee',lnslS
~oluettish by the sddii,"" OF "n hIa.n
artificial y wh'rh n. - ~.r
.b'at the streets f'r . e'ap'' "
Topaz Coroner Mayer -eni an "n"''
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CENTENNIAL IprAs ADVANCEMENT AND
PRoeREss.-Haying coine TO the conclu-
sion that the surest way for US To succeed
In business Is by manufacturing and inn
porting cur own good. lion, Tie last VI
that vi viii be- ahlc 10 give 0ur customers
and the public at large better Inducements
to trade with us In dold Hill. our motto
will be no middle men. For the present,
and until our arrangements are completed
we will offer onr entire sioct @. Summer
clothing al greatly reduced prices. to make
room for our direct imporiations. Nv,
Wolf. of the ilrm 0f IA W., will posi-.
lively leale fM lhe Fast on the 10Th Of
July, Should TIL, article le noticed by
any of our customers indebted ~ ~. We
kindly request them to call and settle
their accounts before the above date. ~
we need money IN enter Into our new en-
terprise. Thanking You for past favor-.
we hope to merit the same for the future.
nrISsrEIS 4 WoLr.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
rrol.L TO u ooLp mIlL p.,lr nrw..
DOMESTIC NEWS.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
storms and Heat In New York.
NEW YoRx, July l2.-Ssvsral thunder
storms occurred here yesterday after
noon and eliminated at 0 o'clock with
sharp lightning and tremendous claps Of
thunder. Rain fell In torrents, aud for
some time after the storm passed the
lightning was almost continuous. but at
daylight II disappeared. The weather
this morning Is again close and opprss-
sivs. The Thermometer stands at
sishty.thrse.
The Late Storm Ia shs East.
wrsrrIrLp. n. j.. July l2.-During
the terrific thunder storm yesterday over
Union county. the barn oi Samuel Lam.
bert aud . building adjoining were
stricken by lightning. The loss Is
5000.
CHICAGO. July l2.-Ths Twsnty.ssc-
ond Regiment United States Infantry
arrived last evening from Detroit, and
at once left for st. Paul by rail. From
81. Paul the regiment goes to Fort Abe
Lincoln. thence 10 the head Of the Vel.
lowstons river. where II joins Terry's
force. and will take part In the Indian
war.
General Sheridan 10 reported to have
said that this Indian war 10 insignificant.
II will be over in y short time. II will
be the last Indian var the country will
ever see.
No intelligence from General Crook
has been received. but officers In charge
feel confident that nothing disastrous
has happened him.
The New Postmaster 0sseraI.
WARRINGTON. July l2.-lmmsdiatsly
aftsr the journal was read the Senate
went into executive session and con.
frmsd J. NJ. Tynsr as Postmaster Gen.
eral.
Dom Pedro 0ese.
NEw York, July i2.--Dom Pedro and
the Empress OF Brazil. and members Of
their suite. after q stay OF three months.
sailed for Europe this morning in the
steamer Russia. A salute WA given rs
the steamer passed down the'bay.
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False Guides.

II is under this caption that the " Morn.
ing Cslr' speaks Of stock papers and Jour
mails especially devoted to mining interests.
0ur contemporary asscrls that such palers
arr run in the interest of mining speculate
ors. and are therefore not good guides where
money IL at stake. We take issue with the
e CALI on this point. maintaining that no
mining Journal. systematically run In the
intsresi of any clique of Spectators, could
retain sufficient Of the public confidence to
enable II TO effect q shadow Of movement
for either good or bad. A Journal which
il false TO It's constituency IL very speedily
diseo,erel. and hunted out Of the commu
nifty. and In no line ot business are people
more ready TO resent . shadow Of trickery
than In stock speculation. No we'll aware
are mining Journals Of the fact. and 30
conscious are they that they are stalking
almost their very existence on the yeIacity,
90 at least evident good faith Of their aaser-
lions and advice. that they arc conducted
with an impartiality. . strict regard for
truth. and an independence which some Of
their more pretentious contemporaries
would do we'll 10 initiate. Besides this,
stock Journals are q necessity In stock
dealing, and without them f~ye-slxihs Of
the growing interest In Nevada and Oal-
if0rnIa mining stock would never have
come into existence, or having come Into
existence. would drop for want Of con.
timed publicity.-ISa Pranrico htock
Report. Jnly ilih.
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rup pAI.ACr cloTuINO STORE.

On the Comsiock. where money Is plen'
ty. and ready cash always flowing about.
Il Is q standing disgrace for n man l%unless
an editor or q Politician TO he seen going
about dressed In poor clothes. No man
can plead poverty. because Roos Bros. are
now selling clothes at prices within the
reach Of everybody. People are beginning
TO find that they can buy ready made
clothing fifty per cent. cheaper than To
have them made TO order. and the cui and
material Just as good. ioos Bros. are
now selling dress. black and diagonal
suits Of rates which are astonishingly low,
and the man who buys Of Roos Y leaked
upon - the patron of some fashionable
tailor. Trunks aud yalises Tor sale at low
figures.
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\ ovhhh CRIME '"'.o! A"'
O'Clock last h'sh' some "aoa' p
sneceeu'' III eh'eii's '"' UNIV"
GINA and Gold Hill Water Company ON ii
street. Virginia. anil held \ carnival Of lie
,r~u,tion. Tbi. morning the door was
fonnI covered inches deem with the frag-
ment. az Ina books 81 the company which
hal heen torn into Thousand. Of pieces.
llopt 1 o.eloel In the morning some one
overhssa hesrl a noise In the Office and
ininJiciously shouted out, who's there,''
The ~sccundfei, inus nisInrDea, neu Low
Nv coloa.i F.ir'. priYat. w%s,chmsn. He
was q fieet.footsd rascal, however. and
made his escape. A NEWS reporter was IN
formed al the once ihis orehooh tha' w
reason could 10 imasihed way anyone
should feel disposed TO COMM. ,aeh .
crime. The most serious resnIt wiz ~a
great deal OF extra NO, Ior 'ne eieiAs
sorting ~. Tue p,ese' Asu .s y !"
books. Inc "meer. wv. o"a w
tain that II the perpetrator % the outrage
Is discovered u Will 70 haru WIN h'm'
A LOCOMOTIVE wRrcKrp. - Yesterday
forenoon a locomotive on the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad ran into an ore chute Of
a.. o,hir Jumn III. .molestsck. bell.
~h,.,Ie and hssdliebt were torn of the
snyine. A aremsn was in command Of
Inc engine. which wa. ON q down grade.
.nJ III mai see until too late that the spout,
ar chute. wa doxn. A brakeman, named
William MeDade, JUMPED from ihe loco
motive anu Isr Nnnousn .hnr,,s f.
~snI. bpt wss mo-, dangerously injured.
n.r.,,,.r
n
meeting OF oh'e braheh lousc' .. W. W.
r., held nj Odd Fellows Hall, Virginia
civ La, evening. the following officers
,as. in.,.llsJ inio their respective Offices
~. !, an.,;n, fern, Lv D~i.trict Deputy
w Ws.,as usrry Ilocl. assisted by
Officers o. the Grad Lodge u, J., saw
ysT' y. u; " LOsns,
. n, 'pa.aii rsas.n.s,
~ "
To rHr ArricTrD,-whils there IL lie
there 4. bop... and while there 10 help at
-. q, .o,n1 h.ai,h
haha u" "he h''u u''P 80
and Q long lille. some OF the most ihsian.
ou.,ps Nv III ,,.a ,Sa nnsa,,n.
naie victim, and themselves hurried M TO
an unt,mely grave. To all such DR.. SPIN
ney a 20, speak In unmistakahle language,
and guarantee . complete and permanent
cure. Read the advertisement.
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ARIZONA.
risea winch b. = Eieed.

TUCSON. July ~. - Unprecedented
storms have occurred in Eastern An-
IONA. Between Tres Alamos and Point
Mountain the stages are interrupted.
and between San Pedro and Point
Mountain the water Is many miles In
width. sweeping all before II for a dis.
lance Of sixteen miles. The water Is
above the tops Of the telegraph poles.
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street. sales.

s,x FH,ScIsco. July is-2:30 ,. N.
Ophir-i5 bill. A. asked.
Mexican az bid. 21as asked.
Best Belcher-m bid. t0's asked.
Sasage-isa bii. Isl asked.
Hale a Norcro-s 81 bid
Yellow Jacket-27h bid. Az asked.
Imperial COM bii. o., asked.
Belchsr-lI bid.
Consolidated Virginia bid. ia
asked. sold Il. -.
California-Gta bid. a. asked. e. said.
Seg. Belcher-Gi bid.
Oyerman co.. bid. GO', soli.
J~u-tiee-2l bid.
Julia -Ga askssl.
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Annual Election OF corporations
senator sharon Has No Insen.
tien 81 ResiEuins-A Fatal Aeei'
daue


dent.
SAN FRAScIsco. July Al r. NJ
At the annual election for Trustees OF
the Western Savings Union an entirely
new Board was elected aud instructed
to wind up the Affairs Of the institution;
also to prosecute the old officials for
their illegal acts.
The old Board o, Directors Was re.
elected at the annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Central Pacific Rail-
road yestsrdsy.
II has been rumorsd that Senator
Sharon would resign. In an interview
he denied II. and said he would hold on
till his term was out. He said his BUSH
ness affairs were all right. and took mp
30 little OF his time a. not to interfere
with his duties In the Senate.
The Chronicle IL after Cicott. the Coiner
of.ths Mint. again, aud says an immense
amount Of coin made under his super
vision has been condemned by q special
supervising agent, and had TO be re-
mslt,d and rscoined.
The appropriation for the Postofics
here having been reduced by Congress,
Postmaster Coey will hare to reduce his
force to keep within tho appropriation.
aud eight clerks will walk out on the
LIST Of next month.
Proxies are being received by the dis.
satisfied Stockholders Of tho Savage TO
help them carry the election on the 18th.
Yesterday afternoon Hugh Robertson.
q youth Of II years, fell from the roof
OF q new house In Oakland and was In.
stantly killed. The young man was On.
gagged at his work At the time. He fell
about II feet. striking his chin on a
picket fence. His neck vas broken by
the fall. causing almost instant death.
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VACANT places in the dental ranks will

never occur u yon are particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth-wash. SozoDoSr.
From youth to old age. II will keep the
enamel spotless aud nnimpaired. The
teeth Of persons who use Sozodont have
. pearl.like whiteness. and the gums a
roseate hue. while the breath Is pure.
aud rendered sweet and fragrant. Il IL
composed Of rare antiseptic herbs, and
Ia entirely free from the Objectionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth pasiss.
ain
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ONE OF THE coMsrocK GIANTS.
The savass New Pumping Msehin.
ery-A Visit 20 the Wsrks-Di.
saeasts.s, Immense Capabilities,
lproRre.s or Ersetton. etc.


The new Savage pumping machinery Ii
fast approaching completion. and will. In
all probability. be ready for active opera
ton by the irst OF next month. A visit to
the works this morning enables us TO lay
the following facts In regard to is dimen-
sions and progress Of erection. before our
readers:
Moro Help Required.
A soon Is II Was determined last March
that the old pumping machinery Of the
Savage and Hale 4 Norcross vas incomps-
tent to drain the immense dow Of water
on the lower levels. 1t was determined By
the Directors Of the Savage, Gould 4 Cur.
~ and Hale 4 Norcross mine. 10 erect
machinery sufficiently powerful to drain
each mine to the depth Of 5000 feet or
more. This arrangement was entered
into, first. because each 81 the mines were
already connected by means OF lateral
drifts on the lower levels 10 that
the striking Of \ heavy body Of wa
ter In either mine would flood the others.
Secondly. because. should one mine at
tempt to erect machinery sufficiently pow
erful TO manage its water separate from tho
others II would necessarily be much more
costly aud ~burdsnsome. and the water
could not be drained with the same dis
patch, ease. and economy that IL could
were the task equally divided between tho
three. For these reasons the machinery.
although immense at each mine, Ia still
not 80 powerful as IL must otherwise have
been. II has also been demonstrated be-
You'd all doubt that . low pressure engine
for such powerful work IL by far tho most
economical. making q large daily saving Of
fuel, which il one Of the largest and most
important items Of expense In connection
with such work.
The PampinE EaEine.
II was therefore determined TO erect n
Of the inverted beam compound direct.
acting pumping engines. This Is OF
the latest and best models of pumping
engines now In use on the Pacific coast. IL
10 controlled by the improved Davy differ
entail valve gear. another Of the latest i'm
provements In connection with that class
Of machinery. The initial cylinder 10
twsnty-seyen inches In diameter. and has
al eight-foot stroke.
TheeIpansion cylinder Ia eighteen inches
In diameter aud also Ia. an eight,foot
stroke. The initial cylinder H. placed d.
rcctly behind tho expansion cylinder. the
p~iston-rod passing through both cylinders.
The crosshead Of the engine Is connected
directly with the bishop.head Of the pump
hob which Is built In the ordinary way, but
IL made with unusual strength In order that
II shall stand the immense labor put upon
IL. The stone foundations for this en-
CINE contain over 1000 perch 81 solid
stone-work. besides the immense blocks OF
dressed coping stone OH which the sole
plates rest.
Tn. p,m.. and u.,.,,ur rpri.s.
m. -, -. a., ..,,.,n. :. -
u " pumps Wv Wv ""
nearly all extracted from the smart READY
To put In the new. The new pumps are Of
the ordinary Cornish pattsrn and have
a Ii.inch bore down 10 tho heal Of the
main incline, from there down they will
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-12

BaissIosE and TRACE. and milk sad .ul
phur. are sdmlniasssd on eyeIJ change Of see.
con In families 10 the old eo-ntriss 10 forify
chiiirrn against si'sek. Of siuptl . fsvers.
Abiuiiops With 0Isnn's sulpLnr soap supply
IN amor no disssss can psn,inis. sold,'srJ'
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