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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
Arrivals th,. A.rnlnx.
p.p.rtur~. I.H.s Evening.
ASSESSMENTr

Hal. a Ns-rsrs~s-s5 per share; levied
February : delinquent March u sale day,
April S. 1870.
wclls-I Fargo Is cents per share leyisd
Janusry - delinquent March D I. sale day,
March u. is56.
West l'oias-io cents pr shsrv /; levied Feb.
ruAry j; DELINQUENT March !; sale dsy'
March -, ls5G.
New York Consolidated -Slia cots p~i
share: l-vicd January 81 delinquent Feb
rusry ~: al" d.y. March %. 1915.
Quiau-io cents pc share; kysi January
~; delinquent February -. Aa!c day.
March -. 1876.
AIta-to cents per share ievici January -
Delinquent March 2; sale day. March q.
is.d.
Europa. - cents psr share; levied January
~; dslinqa.nt March , sale day. March
~. lsT6.
Lady washington 50 cents .sr shs'e;
levied January "a delinquent March ,;
,sls day. March -. is'6.
C~aiedsnia- 80 per share levied January n;
delinquent March 4; sale lay. March ~
New Nsrk-,o cents pr share levied Jan
usry NJ ~cslipqucnt February - sale day
March -. is;d.
Sioiiar-roteSi-$j pr -hafe levied Jan
gary 10 dciinqiont February ~; sale Jay
March 10. l-sh.
WseasiIIe-si per share; levied January %;
delinquent February ~; sale ds'' AAf'n
~. isTs.
wssdsnIe CouSeildated-tl per share
levied January - dsilnlusnt February ~
sals Gay. Narcs ~, ISIS.
Crown issint-si rer share; levied January
10; delinquent febrss'y IL; saisdsy' Aaren
p. isTo.
Trojan 30 cents PER share; levied Jannsr,
10; delinquent February 10; sale aa''
March =. 1879.
Segregated Geld siiii- 20 cents isr .hs,s
leyis.I Jsnu>ry 10 detingueut February 10
sale day. March \. 1876.
Lcvinthan 30 cents per share: leNle,i Jso
nary ~; d%ellnqucst February 10; rsi' ua'
March +. 1873.
Bisadow valley CPioehe, -A cent. re-
-harc: levied December - delinquent fsb
ruAry ) s-sie day, March :. isI6.
Rock Isisni-5o cent. Per share ieviy,
January n: delinquent February III -A'
day. March .. isJe.
Dar,isneiies 81 Pc share levied J..uari
"; delinqasnt fs6rua', III sale day Mar
M~,ut-so cents PER share levied January
delinquent February :; sale DAY. March J
lsl6.
Masonic Isuiidtsx Association 81
per share; ls>icd Deeemhsr n deinlueh
llnusry u rale uays heetes's
50 cents per share. levied Deeemsl
~; delinquent January 20; sale dsy' fe"
rusry -. is!c.
Is pr sAarc on old stock aud 9eenil
per sharr on new stock levied January j
delinquent February :; sale DAY. fstraar!
-. is.6.
Asheus-fi PER share levied December -
delinquent January 81 sale day. fooruar
%. Isle.
Aude.-ao cent. y z shsrr levied pcesmee
~; delinquent February s; sale day, feo
rusry -. iss6.
TyIer-D cent. per share: levied pecenhS
u: dsiinauent January 70; sale day fso
iaary 20. IsId.
buckeyes 81 cent. 70, shave levied Deem
Der IS delinquent February . sale day
February ~. lss6.
KuirLerbo~ker-s ~ per share. levied ne
csinber - delinquent Januaiy -; aiecay
February ~. is7e.
Daney-sO cents per share le,led Dcosmhs
~; deiinquent January Is. sale day, FEB
iuuy Is. isIc.
Dsxter-9 cent. per share l.yi'd peeemoe
10; sale day, February u. 1875.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
SECOND DisPAToH.
Fatal Assidsns-rrisl sfAiiisr aiiss
Observation-Disclosures - Secretary

Fatal Assidsns-rrial sfAiilsr aiiss
Observation-Disclosures - Secretary
Elected. I'l-Iil
SAN FRAScrsco. Feb. Io-3 p. NJ
David Kidd. a stsvsdors, employed In
unloading the ship II. Il. Grace. was
found dad In the hold this morning.
having evidently fallen through the
batchway. striking on railroad iron In
the lower hold, crushing his head TO .
jelly.
The trial OF John Miller. alias Wool
ruff. tho dsfsulting Secretary Of the
Western Development Company Of the
Central Pacific Railroad. Is set for next
Tuesday. Alexander Campbsll and N.
Greene Curtis arc retained for the de-
Tense. g.
The Northern Belle has declared n
dividend Of one dollar per share, pay
able February 18th.
Walter Turnbull was yesterday elected
Secretary OF the San Francisco Stock
Board. vios Franklin Lawton. appointed
official reporter.
ce.uausA ssevns aud Heavy R.is.
fall.
SHASTA, CAL, Feb. lo.-Itcommencsd
raining on Sunday night, accompanied
by a heavy gale from the southeast, and
continued without interruption till We'd
nesdsy morning. by which time The
gauge indicated 1895 inches. Il cleared
up Wednesday morning. but this morn.
ing snow and rain again set In With .
prospect OF continued storm. The o.
timated fall for the season at this place
IL GO 06.l00 inches. Heavy SHOWS are
reported north OF this place on Trinity
Mountain. making travel amost inn
Dossiblo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10

RrrussNo.-somo Of the old police.
men Of Virginia, who have for years
been acquainted with the outgoings and
incomings Of the lawloss element Of the
city. say that lately some OF the most
expert thieves and cracksmsn who sysr
infested the place have returned. The
late burglariss committed In our neigh.
boring city are attributed to some Of
them. The police will do well 70 keep .
close watch OF some Of the moro suspio-
ions chArActerl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
N. Z. CHURCH. s~ocIABLEs.
The soeisbie OF Last Evening Pre-
nssnesd = Great Success Extra
Attractions vi Tonight.


II was not our privilege to DO present
n, An. .o.;.h,. o;.on n, A.. uo,,h.r. M
e
the III. L. church ~ their enaPei last
night ; but from those in attendance We
,..,, H., I, w,s 5.c;a.d suecess in all
--.s.- --.-.h.m..,h.,.o ., a..
P~aIucuiafs' among 'n -
enureh are young anu in,u
anu gentienisn' posis a.hs
very nish otuer. anu 'nes -
volunteers e,sf'.u ss..v.
ing 10 maNe me nvu's Psss .sA.n,
anu We're a~ounaah,,y Wv"
Efforts l. e. u aen,e,'ns VII anu "v'e
than they anticipated observes W %
called a reward, Inc e.eieises ss'e
both intellectual ana Sas'ronohieai,a
select and taienisd lew partielpat,ng Ia
the FORMER, nha u on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
DIVIDENDS.

Consolidated yirgintn-$io per shsfc,
ara,rcrailn. si,OoO.Vo; declared February
5: payable February II. is's.
I.yon MIL aud MintDg Tee cents
per share. payable February !. i,'o.
IB~sislscr-ti per .harc. s-gr-ga'ins slo+.ovo
DECLARED January .; tAyablc January ~
issJ.
yiryIuin Savings Hnuk-peclArvd Jan.
asry 4. isid. 81 the rate oi isrss ssnt. w.,
AMMAN ON term aud IL Per cent. per annnin
~ ordinary deposits, for the hr.t semi'
annual term, ending Dvcembcr u, 1850.
Alps (ri.ehe,-25 ccsts per share; psyaoie
fgbm4ry IS, ls.6.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
DISTRICT COUNT.

The following business was transacted
in the First District Court. yesterday.
Judge Rising presiding:
Thomas Arthur ". Jemima Arthur
Commission ordered to issue and take
dispositions Of witnesses ON the part OF
plaintiff.
Walsh vs.. Burns-Continued accsrd-
ing to stipulation.
Court adjourned TO 10 A. N. to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
N Tuxra DIN Oulnrrns. Miners

In TnxIa OLD QUiRrxn. - Mineu'
Union Hall. on i street, Virginia, Is
now nearly completed. Tho Emmoi
Guard, which, sipcs the fire. has bees
without a regular place OF meeting. as
sembled in Miners Union Hall last even
ing for tho first time. As the paint was
still damp, they did not drfll In the haIl
last night, but will do 20 at tho next
regular meeting. All tho members OF
the Guard seemed 10 10 as proud over
getting into their now old quarters A. a
boy over his first pair OF r~ed-toppsd
boots. ,
ANNUAL ELECTION, Ero.-M The an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Nevada stato Agricultural. Mining and
Mechanical socisty. held on the 9th In.
slant, l.. 7. For. Thscdoro Winters. ID,
A. Bender, ". II. Chamberlain and d,
Z. Lecte wsro elected Trustees to serve
for tho ensuing year. The bylaws vert
amended 20 a. to authorize the annual
meeting for the election OF Trustees "a
DO held during the annual fair. The
paid.up capital stock Of the Society Wal
declared unassessable.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BASK.-At tho an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of tn
Virginia Savings Bank, held in that cit,
last evening. the following gentlemen
were elected directors for the snsuinI
year: W. II. Smith. J. @. Curris. J. q
Hampton, G. Derby. q. H. wintsrbsrn
jas. u. Fair, Chas. Forman. G. Z. De
Long, q. Rossnthal, Phil Ssldnsr, J. b
Mallon, @. @. Stevenson. @. w. Hop
kins and J. b. Hereford. iaa
LEAr.YrAR BALL.-Ths lesp-year bal
no much talked Of by virsinians. vii
come on at National Guard Hall In tina
city tomorrow night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10

No NOMINATIONS MADE.-The different
companies composing tho Gold Hill Fire
Department met at their several engine.
houses last evening. It was expected
that nominations for Chief Of tho De.
partnent would be made. but 10 far ns
We can learn the matter has been post.
poned till the next regular meeting. 4
No QUonUM.-Tho regular meeting OF
the Board Of Fire Delegates OF Virginia
should have been held In that city last
evening, but rs nc quorum was present
II was postponed till the 22d inst, at
which time the ton day roll OF those en-
titled to vote for Chief OF the Depart
mcnt will 10 handed In.
Dissolution or CorARrsRHsuir.-Ths
copartnership existing between Charles
Mckay and James Crockett, in tho sa-
loon business. Lower Gold Hill. has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
James Crockett will collect all bills and
pay all debts. Soc official notice pub
iishsd In our advertising columns to-
day. Hf
DrrSo.-Larry Cronin. the miner re-
Gently crushed by having u cage lowered
on him while working in the bottom Of
the Dayton shaft. was last night thought
to have been in q dying condition. His
injuries were 20 severs that from the
first his recovery was exceedingly
doubtful.
DsM1ssED. John Devins, the young
man mentioned in yesterdays issue as
being charged with stealing opium from
o Chinaman In Virginia, was brought
up for examination before Justice Cox
Yesterday afternoon. The case was dis
missed upon motion af the District Az
torney.
AssEssMEsrs.-A assessment OF 50
per share. delinquent March 18th, has
been lowed by tho 0vsrman Mining
| Company; and one Of 81 per share. de-
linauent March 14th, has been levied by
tho Savage Mining Company.
POSTPONED. - Tho spelling match
which was TO have been held at the
Third Ward School building. virginin.
last evening, has boon postponed till
Saturday evening.
CURE ron Couou OR CoLD.-As soon
as there Is the slightest ~unsasiness Of
the chest, with difficulty Of breathing,
or Indication Of cough. take during Ihs
day n few Of Browns Bronchial Tro'
ches."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
A sUppocArIsa COUGH.

In Q letter to Mrs. Llsle. OF Chicago, Q well
known contributor 10 the Western press. she
ascribes the cure of dangerous cough. accom-
panied By bleeding o. The lung, TO Haze
she says. Z" threatened W su5ocats mo
but the Honey Of Horehosnd and Tar has
removed every trace Of It." Ths letter Vas tn
Q lady friend In this city. Eho has placed Il at
the disposal Of q. ". Crltsnton. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothsehs Drops cure In one
minuta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
STATIONERY AND JRwRLRY.

J. D. Marshal. h the Gold mn Post
snies store. 10 sole agent for al
the San francisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All the latest Eastern p~riodicsis.
magazines. etc.. r~eoslved - rooo - published.
and delivered In any part u town. Blank
bsoks and STATIONERY. In great variety. blans
short notice. Gold and silver watches, clocks.
and . dns assortment Of Jeweiry; repairing 70
that limo neatly and well done. A large stock
OF toys ami faney goods. Zee regular adyer-
tiprmeut In another column. lels
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
SIGN OF TIKI GLASS CIGAR,
q DIR. aPALpINn.S BALLOON. Opposite the

~ Df. pAbUVN' opposNs w
Odd Fellows Building. virginia City. Nevada.
SIMON PACKsHEn. ct The "Intsrpaiionai'
for many years sefors the srsat nrs. hss DOW
CIGAR sTokEs In the state. where he will
q Of old, deal out 10 his friends and patross
the CHOICEST AND MOST YAvORiTk
BRANDS or IMPORTED CIGARS. He has
also on hand Q nns.seiectsd stock Of Chswins
aad smoking Tobsceoes. Imported Cigarettes.
ne 7, ~ s. PAcKsHER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
onsrACLEs m MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men nom the effects
Of srrorp and sbuses In early life. Msnhosd
reptoied Impedlments To marriage removed.
able rsmedles. Books and e~ircularp sent free.
In rea,ed envelops. Address HOWARD AZ.
sOClATiON. tioN. Ninth street. Philadelphia.
PA-sn institutioa having . high reputation
for honorable conduct snd professional shin.
ia3l a1n %. MH#M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10

Tnr ENTIRE Nors PAHry.-Ths men,
bers Of the Entire Nous Club in Virginia
City last night gave a most delightful
party. The large hall OF tho National
Guard was brilliantly illuminated and ut
an early hour filed by u select company
of merry.makers. The toilottss OF the
ladies' were iaul,lessly elegant and the
gentlemen present displayed tho eonven-
tional dress suit with unusual una
nimity.. The sides Of tho hall were
decorated with q number OF costly mir
rors. in which the charming forms that
thronced the building were reproduced
n siyle OF decoration which surpassed all
that could have been accomplished by
art alone-while hanging overhead were
numbers OF sweet.singing canariss,
whose clear, warblinc notes seemed a
fitting accompaniment to the collection
| OF beauty that iloated on the fioor DO.
meath. Tho order OF dancing included
the usual assortment Of "round' n
".ruaro" dances. among which the
| glide waltz was especially noticeable.
| Dancing wa p%rotraetsd beyond the
us1"t P ..,. 10 ,ay ,hat but few wer.
eager to leave the hall until the party
dispersed. bouquets OF fresh California
flowers were provided in abundance Tor
lady guests, and doubtless many are to-
day giving fragrance and beauty to cosy
bondoirs in Gold Hill and Virginia.
oui,e n number OF guests were present
rom Gold Hill and Carson, and tbs
ro,,llv e,pressei opinion was that
81. an. tirst marty of the Club
-, ,h;. ssason. wa A deserved
sn,cass Tn. En,re Nous Club gave a
-. n, hriili,pt partiss las, Winter.
n .nro,,c.J las, evening that
49, ,Is.sant sn,srtsinmept, would DO
.nosa,aI n, in,sryal. during the present
win,sr ..ason. sslect dancing PARTIES,
IL ~. thos. Given by this
.,nh nv, pleasant episodes in the
ls',,n, EVERYDAY WORK of life. and
-, xaen;r, and beneficial influence
eN.. nA,, whiIs ,ard;n, 10
aroaLan ,,;.nJ.bins anil all in IA.
- 20 .o.;ai omsni,;.s
DIEp.-Geo Wy Flung. the Chinaman
whn,os sho, ,Jp,;,y tho last row In
Chinatown. VIRGINIA. died from the Of.
,s., of nj. wounds n, ESQ o'clock this
mo,n;,, tn. .oro,sr will hold AN in.
o., p.u.u..
Iusst on 'ho i,unsns.
Building IN thh si'y' NJ ocioen 70
morrow evening. pennhs. m' "hI.s
man Accuses OF n'ins 'ho sno. ~,
kiiisd "ee Wy ruhs' was niier,su
sa'utun s'snihs. anu Pi'es. - ~.
s..ooo oonus 10 await ,no i, NJ
o~einaiIahs woahus. use wy
said 70 have osen a youhs man I.
uaoruihary tnen', WHEN ne u,su ruune
purpose VI Wv .n" y,
,oinpan'e ,haa.,es. 800 ,han
s1snhia ,S., ,hs immsJi,,s eject Of
~ J"o,h ill Ia % rrscini,a,e another
snh,. I'm, [unisss hi. nl,ss i .nppi led
by a kindred spirit o; equal abilities,
b ultimate fssu,. VIII ,Sn, NM. ~
long made the Chinese quarter Of yir-
GINA the thea,or Of a guerilla war which
the authorities were powerless to pre-
vent.
cr,,n ,vcr,ox
:,
military company held an election NJ
Virginia City last Saturday evening.
when the following gentlemen were duly
chosen 10 servo rs officers during the
ensuing twelve months: Captain. H..
Iacksv. Eirst Lieutenant, Samuel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
CHEMICAL

Save time. health and money. Avoid quseks
and buy "Chemical Strength" distractions
full. ard Q cure guaranteed 10 any case OF de:
bllitAiing dreams Tor seminal weakness). and
all alarming symptoms VI nervous decay. rv-
sulting from self-abusc. excuses or any canse.
FOR sale at the principal Drug Stores in uoh
Hill and Virgins CITY. and elsewhere. Price
81 per bottle. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
A "a
To ali Who A.. ."nsrin, from tn. error. and

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
indlscrctIona OF youth, nervous weakness;
early decay. loss NJ manhood. etc. ] wili send
. rsclps that will cure yoa. nee o. enarfs.
mi great remedy was discovered ~ mis-.
slo AIRY In south America. SEND z srn-sa'
dressed envelops 10 the Rev: Joseph y inmans
station d, Bible neuse. New io'k e"V' 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
Cosmopolitan.

Ore in face Of main tunnel following
tho ledge northward, showing well in
both width and quality. Wine below
the tunnel level in fine orc giving good
assays and constantly improving.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

Arrfqsa- ssid- ERect OF she Mort.
gage Tax DectsisS- senator aha
rem 70 Leave Ser wssbfngtsH
next Supday-Bsb 0tave~ the
purchaser Of st. Juilsu-Asssss.
sncnts Lsvtet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10

NOrtn sousois"nseu 'Fss"s".
The pump station at the G3O-ioot level
is completed and sinking the main shaft
has been resumed. The bottom il in
ledge material OF q very favorable char
acter. and it is confidently expected that
the ledge will be cut by the shaft before
reaching a depth Of 1000 feet, or $40
feet more than its present depth. The
company has determined to press tho
sinking with all possible energy until u
depth Of 1000 ieot has been attained or
the ledge struck, and then to open q
number Of levels ut fhe same time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
srOCK REP0Rr.
~larronrro DAIRY MT r. r. xr.rrss i. CO.
SAN francisco heard.

th.fonAAD DAi~A r. AhAftro = So.
san ffaneasee nosro.
LAT EvENIyo.
ca u.- y.u.x n. a,
~ r....., ~ 81"
70 sn,sis can
Ssss.,r &C.
a, 49, So
20 v.g.-t CT. an.
~, 80. rsss '"
20 u..'
80 ., 49,.
,ss xp.L'
~" sewa'A. ~
spss,efson.s
10 WA. ss,o's
Seo rahttsf
~ sssey,as
.u.hsral rhomas,
io Aa,snr.
$50 COCO Goa. Ole
si0 Golden chsriss.a
al soulh Cazrist. Sac
3:o h'npirs. uiahol. s0c, tc
$40 Posrtlan. s,.e. 5cc
- knicheroockrr.3
1855 0int-. 4. IN bio
~ Utah. 10
10 silvsr Hlll, II.
- keliIse.5
iso Dayton, ~
a. Rock Islasd.
I'D y. \. Con-. N. ~
% Phii sheridan, COS
10 Alta. a.
81 wO.s,slIs. -.
100 s~.. ci.isnis. ~.
i0O Mn. sOc
!, kosssth,3
s?s Andes a
aD Wells Far-o. ac
ilO Co.mopNiian. sc
$40 L<st.th.r.i
ia NouunsulLi
i1 Trojan. n.
40 North car.ea. +sc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
0.yMaN NINA, A. CO..

The v.li.hpown Furniture Dcsier. It's soath
c,.,,.., am elosiue out their large ssoeh, -
~. h..s irss.d . store further down ouu
ssd propsss % opsn. there shortly vith . nsv
sI.rk' Nesntins, thsy arr selling furnitnfe ~
eost Iricss a. No. iTa South y street. hm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
LOCAL MINING SUMMARY.
For tn. week r.a,ax Feb. 10. 1879
Latest Official Mining News

The Coalition OF she Mines = Tho
water In the Navage-Thc Pres
ent and Failure Outlook Yield
OF Buliion Steadily ON she In.
. n = New Ore bodies Stocks
Weak-Nsthtng 10 Fear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10

uALrfMORB FRESH OYSTERS.
baltimore rrssh oystsrs reestvsd svssy Day.
BIZ srpesss, 81 nooUhN's CASH sTohk,
Nam ;trsst. Gold Hill, and lie south c~street,
Virginia City. III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
Monumental.

The rock in the bottom Of tho shaft Is
quite hard. but blasts out well and al.
mits OF fair progress. The shaft Is now
down 75 feet. The sinking Is being en-
srgetically pressed forward. and the shaft
will soon have reached o depth ut which
Il will be necessary to erect steam ma
chinery. This II Is the intention to do
NJ soon NJ IL Ia required.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
Alta.

Sinking the shaft is going steadily
forward. tho bottom in good working
ground and excellent progress is being
made. Owing to the strong pocket OF
water recently struck. the company has
resolved to commence the erection OF
pumping machinery Of tho same pat.
tern OF the Consolidated Virginia. They
mean business. and are mot going to do
things by halves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
Kossuth.

Sinking tho shaft is progressing at the
rate Of five feet per day. Tho main
south drift on the 5O0-!oot level is AL
vancing steadily. tho face In fair work.
ing ground. II is now in 100 feet. The
main south drift on the 350.foot level Is
now In n distance OF i20 feet, the face
In fine quartz aud low.grads ore. The
east crosscut from this drift has pene-
tratsd the oro-vein q distance OF 40 feet,
the face being still In fine quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
Utah.

The water has been drained from the
shaft to a point a little below the 600.
foot level, and is being gradually reduced
at tho rate Of IL feet per day. The shaft
Is found to DO in an excellent condition,
so far having no need Of any repairs
whatever. The repairs to tbs drifts OH
the i0O-foot level are gradually progress.
ing. although 1t will take some time yet
to put that portion OF the mine in az
good condition rs 1t was before tho de-
siruction Of the hosting works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
North Carson.

The ore In the north drift Is looking
and promising finely, improving with
farther advancement Of tho drift. A
station Is completed to open the 2O0-foot
level, and sinking the main shaft deeper
10 resumed, nv every development goes
TO show that only depth is required to
find the ledge concentrated into q fine
having ore body,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10

n.l.rs..t,,oekosarygo cone
nd zee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
Caledonia.

Sinking the main shaft is making
steady Roadway. The pump station at
the SO0.foot level IL finished. Tho flow
Of water at tho bottom Of the shaft Is
not SO great an 1t was q week or two
since. and the pumps are now handling
II with much greater sass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10
Amn.on mud GIasxow.
West Dslcher.

The steam hosting machinery for this
mino arrived yesterday. and will 10 put
into working position IS soon as practio-
able. As we have before stated the com.
pany have made full arrangements,
under contract with tho Ovsrnan Min
ing Company. to uso the old Overman
shaft, therefore the hosting works are
being erected at that shaft. by this
means the West Belcher car and will be
opened md worked in the most advan-
tagsous possible. at whatever
depth is desired. A drift from the shaft,
OF four or five hundred feet will be re-
quired to reach the fine ledge Of pay ore
already developed in the upper workings.
baltimore ana American Fiat.
Sinking tho main Incline Is going
steadily forward. the bottom in good
working ground. The pumps are fin
ished aud working finely. down to the
10J0-foot level. Tho min east drift on
tho l0O0-foot level is still advancing, tho
face Of the drift In ledge material OF q
favorable character. The new air COM
pressor for driving the Burlsigh drills ID
almost completed, and u soon a. the
air pipes arc placed in position, for con.
Meeting with the drill at the bottom Of
tho incline. much better progress may
be expected in sinking the incline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-10

Putting In the several stations in the
pumping compartment Of tho shaft ia
making steady progress. Sinking tho
main shaft Is also making good head.
way. II is now down lob feet.