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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-07

IT is a great satisfaction when goods are
selling so cheap, by going to the. zone Price
Cheap Cash Store to know. No one can get
goods for less, anywhere, than their marked
prices, now greatly reduced
JAM HUME & HALL
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Administrator's Notice.

The E.iafe Of Dauid E'o.. Bseeased.
rysHE uDdersi<re1 aas been appointed. and
II qualined as administrator or the estate o.
Davfd Vol. late OF Hancock county. Ohio
dsoeaseds this 3Dth day OF December, 1875.
: !. <, n.,--- = s&.<.---- HENRY DAVIS.
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Teachers Certificates.


EDS JEFF.: We have held two exam
nations during the present quarter. The
first was held Dec. 4th, at which Is ap-
piled for certificates eight ladies and
ten gentlemen. Six were rejected, and
certificates were granted the remainder
as follows;
Mrs. Amanda Switzer, Messrs. w. H.
Spayde and T. C. Dunn, 12 months each /;
Misses Martha Yerger, EvaFox, Ella Barr,
Emma Shaw, Ella Shaw, Messrs. F. p.
Fox, J. b. Wilson, G. HI. Wheeler and
p. w. Which, six months each.
On Dec. 18th there were nine appli
cants-four ladies and five gentlemen.
Certificates were granted as follows:
Miss Lizzie Kable and Mr.. VIM. McKin
ley, Is months each: Misses Emma Dron-
berger and Jennie E. Lewis, Messrs VIM.
Howard and Ed. johnson, six months
each.
We issued, during the year, 274 certif-
icates, being three less than during the
year 1874.
Our next examination will take place
about Feb. 20, 1876. If some one in
each township will send us list of the
names of their teachers, with the No. of
district and the price paid them, We will
be much obliged. We intend preparing
list for publication about Feb. 1st.
Respectfully, J. A. PIITsFoRD.
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Coral Rusipess Uofirs5

Boots and Shoes
That excel all others, at the lowest prices,
at JAM HUME S HALLS
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Quarterly Meeting.

Quarterly Meeting.
The second quarterly meeting Of the
Findiay N. +. Church will be held next
Saturday aud Sunday.
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Lunch. OYSTERS and Ice Cream

Buy Can of those Nice, Fresh Oysters,
at % cents per can, Charlie Hall IL Cos.
Every can warranted. dec3iwl
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Lost Dog.

A little yellow dog, about two months old,
belonging TO me, ran away from my premI-
ses recently, and will pay liberal reward
for his return. GEO W. RUnL.
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y r. II. HuLLYpAY, I'd Odd Fellows Block.
hasa choice lot of Organs, which he viii
sell at special reduction for retail prices
for the next 60 days. Nov5
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Milce Meat.

Go to d. Rummelrs for nice Rocking
Chair for Holiday present.
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Candies

1000 Cans Nice, Fresh Oysters, at 81
cents per can. at CHARLIE HALL & Cos.
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On Hand,

One hundred Rocking Chairs, of all grades,
suitable for the aged and infirm, the fastid-
ious lady, the smiling miss, or the pratilIng
babe, at ID. RUMNELLs.
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HOOPLAND'S GERMAN BITfERS

VIII cure Dyspepsia.
i'll cure Liver Com plant.
VIII cure Pain in the Side.
Will cure all Bilious Disorders.
VIII cure .laundice.
Will cue NaraSmuS
VIII cure Indigestion.
Viii cue sick Headache.
III cure -servous Weakness.
Will cure Constipation.
Will purify the Blood, and
" i'll strengthen and build you up tC
vigorous, joyous health.
HOOFLANDS PDDOPHYLLIN PILLS are
an active cathariic. operating without nausea q
or distress. Seryiceable in all Bilious disord ers
wafh Fever.
PrOprietOTs, JOIi Y TON. HOLLOWAY & co
Philadelphia Sold by ali Druggists.
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Tuesday, the sth of January. 4. ID. .1s7
Assignee's Notice.

IN the Matter Of Band & TUrle5s.
fI'HE undersigned have been duly appoint ed
Il and qualified as Assignees OF Barnd q Tur-
leys insolvent debtors. Creditors are required
10 present their claims against said estate
within SIX months from the date of this notice.
or the same Will be excluded by the terms of
the statute. II. NJ. VANCE.
JAMES ROBINSON.
January 1916 3w
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II Yoi Want To
Make your friends nice Holiday Present,
you can find iine assortment Of Ladies and
Gents Silk and Linen IIandkerchiefs,
Ladies Ties, Searfs, Gloves, &c, a; Od
HIie Corner Decl6
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TOYS.

OF all kinds, at r. Fellers & Co. Their
stock is of the best quality. deceive
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Heiv 9drfrfisrmfnfs.
Sheriff S Sale.

Asa BabcOek against Charles ~. Gross.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDE or SALE
i issued from the Clerks Office of the Court
o: Common Pleas OF Hancock County, Oh q,
on The 18th day of December, a. ID. 1875, and to
me directed the case herein above named, |
will expose at Public Sale, At the q dOOr of the
Court House. in the town OF FindlIy, ohio, on
Saturday, the 5ili OF February. 4. u. 1876
At one O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day,
the following real eS ate, situate In the County
of Hancock aud State of Ohio, and bounded
and described s follows:
Fractional lot number O5e a. in Nanlue'~
Addition to the viIlCse of Nan'ue, Hancock
C unity. Ohio.
TERMS OF SA LE-Cash.
Appraised at Sli.
Taken as the property Of Charles W. Cross
ct 81, to satisfy an execution in favor of Asa
Bah Ock.
SAMUEL MYERS,
Sheriff Of lIanco.k County, Ohio
Sherin's Office, tlndlay, o., Jan, o, A. ID. 1870,
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YOu Can Save Money

By buying your Clothing, Hats and Caps
and Furnishing Goods, at Old White
Corner They have the best stock at The
lowest prices. Cali and see them. DeclG
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Property Sold.

Property Sod
Mr. JOINS. RGaL has sold his prop
erty, on Washington Street, to Mr..
SAMUEL MOVER, of NJ irion township.
Consideration, 81, 100.
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New Advertisements.

c. A. Croninger-Closing Out Sale.
Henry Davis-Administrafo Notice
Samuel Myrcs-Sherihs Sale.
Robinson & Vance-Assignees' Motto.
Dauchy d Co-New Advertisements
Samuel Myres-Sheriff' Sale
James Vick-Vak's Floral Guide
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES
Hume & Hall-BOOts and Shoes.
Hume & Hall-Cheap Cash Store
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-07

4 magnificent stock of Toys and Holiday
Goods at r. FELLERs * Go.
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Admitted to Practice.

Admitted to Practice.
AARON BLAcKFosD, Esq, of this city,
was recently admitted to practice in the
United States Courts.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-07

The ladies ofthe English Lutheran Church
propose giving a supper on Friday evening
December 3lst, commencing at u. NJ, in
Bickelhaupt's Block, first floor. Special
invitation 10 all
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-07

Mince Meat.
X. Fellers Il Co. have fresh supply OF
Mince Meat. Call and get some for your
Christmas pies DECEIVE
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Begin the New Year Right

BY buying your Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Notions and Clothing, at Old Whife Corner,
and thereby save money. Decl6
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-07
You Can

| Find a beautiful assortment of Ladies,
| Misses and Childrens' Furs at Old White
Orn6r, and at prices that are far below any
| other House in town. Call and see if you
want a bargain. Dec16
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-07

LOOK at those Overcoais at Od Wzite
Corner before you buy. DecD
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Apple Butter,
If Y0d Want To

Fresh and nice, at
DECEIVE r.. FELLERs & Co
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RaiSinS.

Tub Oysters, only 81 cents per-quart, at
1w CHARLIE Hal & Cos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
A s~rss.rIos Of srnnrr srnrrr.-A

A SENSATION on SuMNIr SrRrrr.-A
good deal Of excitement was created on
summit street, Virginia, about q O'Clock
this morning by the discharge In quick
succession Of three pistol shots. The
neighborhood was aroused from sleep and
all hands< pushed out expecting TO find Of
least two dead bodies. The appearance OF
q furious and lightly clad gentleman at q
window with = smoking revolver In his
hand added To the agitation. The perfor.
ated body ofa hid which had stationed It,
self under the citizens window and anus
Ell itself for an hour or two by answering
the calls Of Its mamma, imprisoned In =
shed near by. explained the situation.
HLEcrIos OF OFfIcrRs.-M 4 meeting
81 the stockholders Of the Dayton Mining
Company, held At their Office in
San Francisco to-day the following.
named gentlemen were elected Trustees,
10 serve during the ensuing year A. X.
r. Hartman. Is. Peari. ". y. Hobart. N.
White aud Charles T. Bridge. Sub
sequently. 4. X. T.. Harmon was elee-
ted President. W. T.. Dean. Secretary and
~. Canovsn. Superintendent.
GEoRaE d. ALLrs, editor Of the Nrada
Patriot. the weekly paper lately established
by him in Carson, was in Gold Hill to-day
looking ~ natural n, ever. He expressed
himself entirely satisfied with the present
and future prospects II his paper.
THrKr Is some tall 81 Pyramid I.ak.
District in Gold Hill. aud that section will
shortly he visited by n number of pros
pectors frcm here. who will examine and
report upon the prospects 81 the mines.
REPAIRING Main street still confines.
The stones NJ. being gathered from M
the surface and caried away Ia I'LL mp the
holes aud ruis caused by the late storm
and frrshei.
THE Black Hill fever Is spreading, aud
threatens to be more fatal than the small.
poy. which has also reached the Comsiock.
and IL which VI many are terribly afraid.
MAIN street was filled with people To-
day. and the town presented u lively APP
p~earance. Notwithstanding the fact that
trade dollars are at n discount.
Tar moon helps to light mp the even
ings at present. The light thereof Is hid
behind Mount Davidson about II o'clock
each night.
AJuRy In the Hun ca-. was procured In
the District Court nj Carson yesterday.
His trial will commence at once.
CONSTABLE 4. j. SMITH. 81 Virginia has
been confined to his house for two days
past by sickness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

ASorHrH OLD-TDrR GoS%K.-Iohn Nc
Comb. an old citizen Of Lyon and storey
counties. died in San Francisco this morn
ing. lie was q veteran pioneer Of Western
Seysd, ,gd started = foundry in Johntown
a. early as the year lsCl. lie subsequently,
moved TO Silver City, where be established
extensive iron-xorks. vheih were burned
down. A short time afterward be bought
out the FULTON Foundry and was for . long
time proprietor VI that establishment. IL
Is not known whether he was owner of the
property at the time Of his death or not.
He had lately gone TO California for the
benefit Of his health. Many friends OF
John McComb will hear Of his demise
with deep regret.
A o Of John Metison, twelve years
oil. fell FROM the steps 81 the pnblic
sshool-house yesterday evening. sprsining
his wrist severely. The Injury. vas 90
painful as to cause the boy to faint away
completely. No bones were broken and
the the arm will be all right again soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

small.pex In ann rrancl.es.

Nmait'tpDh iu Nhu srnurtscos
SAN F~R,Scisco. July 29.--l p. NJ
The rapid increase Of smallpox 10 caus.
Ing considerable nneasiness In this city.
and there seems but u oplnion-that
q serious development Of the pestilence
may DO expected. During the past
week ninsty.four new cases have been
reported and forty.nine deaths. It
is believed that many cases eIist
that have never been reported. No part
Of the city 10 free from the disease, the
best as well as the worst localities having
furnished cases. Yesterday twenty
cases were reported at the Health
Ofice and 1t is likely, from the com.
mencsment made this morning. that
as many will come In during the day.
Two physicians are In attendance al the
Health Office from morning till night,
and hundreds are vaccinated daily.
Largely increased orders for vaccine
matter ATE being sent East, aud just at
present the supply is scarcely equal to
the demand. owing to orders forwarded
from the interior Of tho State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
SECOND DISPATCH.
Tue stock Market.

Sis FRANcisco. July $3.50 P. NJ
The stock market is attracting more at.
ieniion now than for weeks past. The
indications are that II the market Is not
absolutely turned 1t ia trembling on the
rise.
The we'll. known stock cass Of Hart 4
Goodman w. Pinnegan was called last
Thursday In the Supreme Court. and
appearance tsing entered. 1t was can.
celled.
Tho reported disaster to Gen. Crook
has created great apprehension for his
safety. The news coming through the
friendly Indians, gives II an air Of
truth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
.rrcl,L To u oolp un1 pAllv XIV.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
ridden mud Hendricks.

Trilden aud Hendricks.
NEw YoRK. July pa special to the
Herald from Saratoga says Tildsn AT.
rived there yesterday. and in the after.
noon rode out with Governor Hendricks
and Dorsheimer. Tildsn aud Hen.
bricks ars on the most c%oriihl terms
with each other. and express the fullest
fadrh In their success In the ' q
Letters Of acceptance are looked for next
week.
Another special from Saratoga to the
same paper says Tilden and . party Of
Democrats had n private conference
last night. One OF them states
that the letter Of acceptance will take
grounds In favor OF hard money as well
rs reform. and II Hendricks is not will.
ing to wheel into line he will have to
look out for himself. tits beloved that
Hendricks has been induced to adopt as
far q possible Tildsn's financial course.
aud that Congress. acting On Tildsn's
views. will adjourn without repeating
the Resumption Act. Tilden leaves to-
day. but returns soon. Hendricks will
remain until he returns.
Crsek's Defeat.
Nrw YORK, July 20. 90 The Htmh
places little reliance in regard to the re-
ported defeat OF Crooks command by
the Sioux.
a dispatch FROM sseridss.
w,suIsoros, July 29.-Ths following
dispatch was received this morning:
CHICAGO. July 30.
To General W.. 7. Sherman. Wash
ington: have nothing Of Importance
to communicate 10 you this morning. A
sensational and false story Of an on.
gagement between Crook anil the In.
dians Is published In u of the morn.
ing papers in this city.
lSigned): j.. u. SnrkipLS.
MiseeiiAsssus.
DgrRoIr. Mich, July 80. 1t IL now
stated tina. the Chicago and Port Huron
Railroad will lie completed To Chicago
by December LIST, nj the latest.
The Sheriff went to Bangor. m Thurs
day night. to arrest Frederick Maekin.
ston for forging a certificate OF deposit;
but when the prisoner was allowed to
30 up stairs To change his clothes he
shot himself dead.
NEw yonx, July ga special from
London says silver Is weak and nominal.
Il Is quoted at S0a. per M
The yacht race Tor the Bennett Chal-
lengs Cup was won by Idler. wandsrer
coming second. The Countess Duffsrin
and the other two have not yot passed
the light-ship.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

FRrsu VACCINE vIRrs,-As smallpox
haa already made rs appearance. many Of
our citizens are considering th" Adyisa-
hiiity % having their children properly
vaccinaied. IA a preventive against That
terrible disease. br. j.. u. Hall. Of this
town. has 1 supply 81 fresh vaccine mat.
ter from healthy Gold Hill children, and
Is fully prepared To vaccinaie oil who
wish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
FOREIGN Jews.
70 Miscellaneous.

IoSpos. July 29.-Ths Bnn;onid con
demns the action Of Congress and says
II will he fatal to American credit. It
hopes tho bill will not pass.
vIKsS,, July m.-li Is stated that
Prince GorischAkoff Ia to mediate for an
armisiic between aervia and the Porte.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
pAI.cK RATING .rAND.

Ewrybody should know that 81 TOMMY
iIEFFRuNa famous Rating stsni. In Tinker
1 shepsrd's Palace saioon virginia slty. they
beet eating the market stords. Also oy'trrr.
clans, lobsiers and other sheli.n.h, snd zane.
In their prope season. Call and Try the Palace
Katiue Hiand when you are hungry. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

LyoS's K.ruARIos makes beautiful CLOS
W. luxuriant hair ; prevents Its falling ont
or turning gray. II has stood the test Of
forty years, Is charmingly perfumed, aud
has no rival. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

HANK DoDo.. the murderer, who was
wounded by q mob al Lincoln. Neb,. is
still alive. aud may live long enough to
la hanped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
CARD.

To all WIN are suffering nom the error. and
Indlserrtious ~ youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss n manhood. etc.. Will -end
q recipe that will cure you. free Of chatgr.
This vfrsi rsmedy WAS discovered by = mls.
rionary In south America. Mend . reifad.
dp.sed envelope 10 The Rev. Joseph 7. human,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

H,qlS's M,asqLI, B,LA preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles,
tan aud s%allowness; makes the skin soft,
white AMI delicate. Its application cannoi
I've detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
,,,..v,.r.. s.... E,-.i.s.


Y. T.. CnuHrW. CON uirL- Divine services
will be hsli in TIL. church ton 'tro~ 81 10y A.
\. and - y. n, Rev. z. :. ursn omel.'les
sandaysehooi II ~ p. n. All are e"rd's'S
luyit~d 10 attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
lAAK uRRKI

II IL worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
M~ATrRRssEs. and many other things. can bs
bought of u. ". GRANT. 0oid HIll lAbove the
NEvs ofirsD. at o. reas srable rates a. d any
house In the stats: aud hls goods are Just what
they are represented TO be. IAN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

ANor the most agreeable and gratifying
qualities Of oisnn's sulphur Soap are thoss
which ehaacterSze u % IN srtiei. Of the toilet.
II so,t.ns and I'm oths III. skin, cears 10 Of
plmples and dlscolorations. and mske- II look
and Z IL natural. Sold sv. rJwhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
two MEN KILLED IN riiE
HILL.lON NINE

a rrightnsi s~~a~ ss thr its0-fess
L~s~t-The Drin ftiiea Win
rsiseasus Gas A whole
shit Frustrated Desper.
ate struggle Tor Liz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

ru.l,rr.s,.oesarasygos
end see.
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GEyILExEs's CLOTHING. Etc.


ON TO n
WHITE HOUSE!
q. o. HAYES, FOR PRESIDENT,
Isih. choice Of the R.publiesa parry.
On the s7ih Of June the
Democratic National Convention
Ne, at 81. Louis and nominated
TILDEN AND
THE CAMPAIGN WILL BE ONE or THE
hottest ever taown In the United stsis. u
thsr-fsrs h.com~. al citizens to make ar
engagements To
st COOL As POSSIBLE.
THE WHITE HOUSE
CONN q ISAACs
I. the plaes to 70 TO for
8 U M M Err GOODS.
The Largest, Finest. Cheapest
BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING
IN NEVADA.
WEARING
NJ every description. In the srrsisst variety.
AND At LOWEST rRicRs.
~ In Q few wssi. Mr.. lslDOR IsAAcs, |
V the nrm, dspans for the Rat. aud will
NEW STOCK or oooDsI
rhe like Of which hiss never been seen In
Virginia City.
SUMMER coopsI
SUMMER GOODS
AT TIE
WHITE
COIN B. lSAACS.
No 10 South @ street,
VIRGINIA. NEv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29
THE soNANlAs.
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA AND
CALIFORNIA MINES.
4 Nay is she isw~r Levels sf she
0reat Bssannas-rhe Ore Bsdies
Their Extens and Coaditisn
--rressns and Future Pros
pects OF the TIVE Mines.

Through the kindness OF Superintendent
j. q. Fair. Esq, We were yesterday PER-
mitted Ia pass through AMI give both the
California and Consolidated Virginia
mines = close and careful examination
from the 400, down to the lc0O-foot levels.
No restrictions whatever were placed on
u visiting every drift, Wine and cross
cut in either Of the mines, and every court.
cay AMI assistance possible was given us
that We might not only see both mines ~
they are, but he able 10 form as correct and
reliable 4 Judgment in regard 10 their
present AMI future prospects ~ u was pos
sible Ia 10 In ~ limited an extent Of time.
Below We give the facts just as they pre-
sented themselves 10 our understanding.
withont the least desire on our part TO
either add to or detract from them.
TIM %c,IIfoRNI, LrvrLs.
No ore 81 any consequence has yet been
extracted from the 400 aud i3O0-foot lev
els In the California mine. The canse Of
this does not lie In the want % ore In that
part Of the mine, for they have plenty Of
1t, already Developed by their crosscuts
ami exploration drifts. Some Of the ore
on those levels II rich. while there are
vast loiies al.oye the 400 foot level which.
although rich enough 10 psy we'll for mill
'hs Us S.,n n"," VI 'n' sa,nc sp''nn'n '" n.
the i5O0Ifoot level il-. vast rich ore body.
With n breast al 800 feet in width on the
sou'h hhr' fei et'ehus ~ ohe unu.o ~.
Ani untouched mas from Tue sou'n ia snc
" ,t",ssu' 40. ., ui''an"'. :" w. =
i'r,. IN, ,mi'rhse n,oSh pn
'ra''d bS 'ht'r c'oss.us 'n 'na' u,s'Anoe'
showing tn'h east ahu west "ahs' nas
a lateral driii running through US center
the fuii iength. ANA Is pene,ra,'u ny I'VE
WINES up~afu 10 'h' i,"r'"'' 49, w.
that there - no suesswotn as e',hsr its
richness az e>tenf; ltsimpiy sIAnus III hnge
blacks sio'e' below. and through Nnieh
you can Ien'traieai your "iii ahu w wnirh
even an ineNirrirncri eye eau see 'he gn'-
ierine evidences "f us enormous wealth..
Prom erosscnt No. Ia 'r"sscni No.. 81
di-tanc" ii III" ieet, w" ore mas p.ra eN'
traetsSi from The west san nv net ,n
width, AMI upwards a heish. o' .o.c'.
Nowhere yet mas the ore s.opFs 'rscneu .n'
east wali. andste.ery p9in' ~ ,neiAeeo OF TUE
Slopes raising mp toward tue i'oo.ioot Ie'e,'
and advancing To III north and eastwaiu'
Was eShibii''i; ore assa!lns rom siVv %
$1,000 per ton. uoins toward Tue ophlr
line, after passing cfo,seu' No. u .he or
although 81 a GOD lnaiiiy, du+,s ho' SHOW
81 richly. oPening Tue ",r poiy has Jus,
bsen conniene'i ~ ~. UNI nn,.hVss
the Two mines some nv, Nv, SUI" Iii
o,phir line' ~ one OF w" p,aes sn"..
clay slips .n'h as o'rlr ~ LINUS WI!
"r' b'siy. are srh. !" ohr p,"u %
what hllsh' u tr'm'' Ia a H."
porphyry' apr'ars' 'he rest nins r~an,
soilu orr ~ H. 'iao ~ ,ha inoo.faa,
been sunk from the I'oo " ,nc ,coo wv.
level u a urn run GU w. III
Level nn,ii = 1onneeuon wa" =, ,sa win,e
ti' olfhtts