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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30


Der String pom Walss lit in ieiner Mrt
elm Mufterprins. Was ct iett benz OCTOBER
porissn Sabres an @mpfanssfeierlidteitem,
Wilitdrpuraoen, gdusn, @aitmdbIeru,
Sasopartien uno ioniisen b6dit beidwers
lt4en unterbaltunseu tur9semadt bat,
mare binreidenb, einem Oueenb anberer
Meniden aopfidmers bis ms 6iniber su
ueruriaden. Sbm aber i9eint babur1
weber @eiunbbeit nod quite 9aune sei9doist
woroen gu fem. @r amiiirt ii9 i'm biifes
rem @scurial serabe 10 gut, ME auf Der
@lepbanteniaso unter benz b~eiteren Sims
mel Snbiens, uno 3olIt ben Sdn3erinneu
Spaniens ntdt minoer leutielisen BeifaQ,
als ben 8ajaoeren ianstritii9er 3onen.
1eber feline 8euesunsen murben burd ben
telegraph tdsli9 an Die 2oboner 3eitunseu
Beridte erffattet, unb 3par 10 ausflbrli9,
wie ftd bas lopalite ensliide 6ers MUIR ims
mer wiiniden fonnte. Sn BEN Iesten uns
bur@ bic Yoit s~usetommenen !3eitunseu
(oer telegraph bat mittlerweile bic Hld>
tebr bes Yrinsen mad gnslanb semelbet)
mirb als bas Neueite unb Mertmlrbisfte
aus Masrib semeloet, baB oer a0nts pom
Spanisn nit isinsm bobsn Sat, benz eng
Iii9en GbronfoIssr i'm einfaden Srad beim
ensliiden @eianoten, 9errn 2aparb, su
Glide eri9ien. Osrslei6en mar ndmli9
nibt basemeieu, ieitbem Spanien ben Ses
gen elmer Mouar9ie seni,bt. rnS That's
ld9li9 iou Der &Snis ~uOrerlt basu bic @es
nebmisuns ieines Cabinets einsebolt baben.
OaB fe BON Oieiem mad einisem gebeuteu
mirfli9 srtbeilt rpurbe, wirb, ME elm besiisz
lides Gelesramm Der rSimes" meloete, pom
ter liberalen conititutionellsn Bartei Spaz
MEMS aIs Der ySesinn elmer nsuen Nera in
beiien Serfahunssssididte" NIT GROCER
geirieoisuns aufsenommen. Worin eisentz
LID bic bobe geoeutiantteit bieies S9rittes
liess. lit aueroinss idwer gu erratben; ba
aber bic Spanier bafir mebr SeritdnSniB
beiisen miiiIen als anbere Menidentinber,
10 wolIen mir sebulbis abuarten, wie bieie
unsebli4 ts5onnene neue Iera iid weiter
sntrpideln wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30
Br nj n.

Oie a~uswanSeruns ibsint trob allsr @ss
senbeifreburse Der &~esierunsen, beions
bers Der preuBii9en, in bieism SABRE bod
srOBere Oimenfonen an%Sunsbmen, ais ers
wartet weroen fonnte. Die Mrbeitslofigs
teit, Die idle9tsn 3sitsn", bic baraus bsrs
uOrsebenoe lln5ufrieoenbsit fnb Tactoren
Der auswanberuussluit, bic tros Der sbsnio
tldsli@en Sammerberi9te aus Der neusn
Welt ibre Wirtuna iben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

sssen porises Sabr nm gieles biaiser, muir
mare ss su winiden, baB man baHslbe aud
an ben Breiien Der S1ube unb Stiefel
naeIten pirbe, mas ieOo9 i9merli9 Der
SAD iein mirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30
Hn6lano.

Sin ameritaniider Susenieur, Ramsns
Spalouna. bat Der ruiiiiden 9tesisruns
cine Denfidrift uorselest, in weldsr er ei:
men Canadian pOri4last, Der aue bisberi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30
6rautfurt a M Main.

Ius Trantfurt a. SO. wirb bas Saetum
be,idtet, baB bort neuIid elm Safe erri&.
tet worben 1T, in wel4em nar franSsfi4
seipro@en wiro unb bic Preiie fir bic Speis
fen in Sous bere9net iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30
Gn8lan0.

SIM Oiifritte Mandeiter nsbmeu bic
grdnbe BON Spinnereien in i9rsdenerre;
senoer Weiie su. Die gerf4eruusss@e
ieuidaften uerIieren nadweislid bebeu .snb
mebr, ais iie an 8rdmien einnebmen.
3iemli@ aasemein rpiro ais uriade o,e int
mer ausemeiner meroenbe 8erruentuns unz
PATHFINDER unb feuersefdbrIi9er MineralOle
gum S9mieren Der Waidinen anseieben.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29

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Proved . Kissss The Coming
Esarth.
sls F.lscpco. May 2~-l3or. H.
The usual Sunday raids were made on
the Hoodlum element yesterday By the
police and . good assortment Of the
short-hairsd element was gathered In.
some dozen or 70 coming up before the
Pslios Judge this morning on the
charge Of disturbing the pssos. and get
ting the customary sentence.
Another raid Was made BY the police
on the tan games last night, and eleven
Cinnamon were captured and convicted
In the Police Court to-day.
The city is to be divided into four
postal districts, with sub-ofacss In out.
lying portions Of the town.
To-day the sub-oommittes OF the
Fourth Of July Committee began can
WASHING the city for funds to carry on
the Centennial celebration.
The lOO-ysrd fost-rses between John.
son Of Truokss and Jackson Of the
Georgia Minssrsls. that Vas TO have bean
run yesterday. was . hasco. Both run
nsrs were on the ground and ready. but
the starter gave the word too quick.
johnson took advantage OF the other.
ran the distance and claimed the stakes,
but did not get them. and the affair
ended In . windy row
The San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board to-day adjourned until wednss-
day morning.
The weather 10 clear and pleasant.
A number Of Democrats opposed 10
the reelection Of wn. A. Piper TO Con-
srsss met yesterday for conference, and
resolved 10 hold . convention on Mon.
day. June 10th. TO place In nomination
some one In opposition to Piper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
YAcAsr rl.c.s in ths d.ut.l rank, vim

VACANT places in the dental ranks will
never COZ II you are particular with
your teeth. aud cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth.wash. SozoDoxT.
From youth 10 old age. II will keep the
enamel spotlsss and unimpaired. The
teeth OF persons who use Sozodont have
Q psarl.liks whitsness. and the gums q
rossats hue. while the breath 10 pure.
and rendered sweet and fragrant. II Il
composed OF rare antissptie herbs, and
10 entirely free from the Questionable
and Injurious ingredients Of tooth psstss.
etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

IYrom the Cincinnati Times. Yss. 4. is7s.I
In answer TO Alphabetical" In your
last issue. for . remedy for consumption
in its irst stages, I can recommend DR..
Pisrcs's Golden Medical Discovery"
10 taken according to directions, for II
has been thoroughly tried In my family.
and the results were glorious. "Alpha.
betical" must not expect u bottle 10
do the work-my wife took three bottles
before she could discover any change;
but after the third bottle every dose
seemed to strengthen the lungs, and
now she 10 we'll and hearty. II "Alpha-
betiesl" will writs to me ! will get wit
nsssss TO the above.
HENlY II. N. PATTON.
Lawrence. Marion county. Indiana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
A surpocAriNa couau.

In Q letter to Mrs. ilsis, Of chiease, . well
known eontributor To- the Western prsss. she
sseribss the cure Of Q dangerous eough. aeeon.
panied :; s bleeding 2, =: is.s;; 70 n,,s,.
she siys. "thrsstsnsd 70 safocats ne
bot The Honey Of Horshoapd and Tar has
removed every trAfs OF t." The letter vas to
. LADY friend IN this city. who has placed u q
the disposal Of O. n. crttsnton. Z sixth ave.
nus. fiks's Toothaehs Drops care In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
LOAN AND SAVINGS BAxx.-Psrsons de-

LOAN AND SAVINGS BAxK.-Psrons de-
sirous Of negotiating loans upon col.
lateral secuities-stocks, bonds, dia.
monds, watches. furniture, stc.-or Of
becoming financially interested therein,
should read the advertisement Of the
Collateral Loan and Savings Bank, San
Francisco. In another column to-day.
FarIonT Rfcrirrs.-Ths following
frsishts for Gold Hill and Virginia City
we're received during the tv~snty.four
houn ending at u o'clock \. to-day:
Wood ~ car.losds, 81 OF lumber. 0 Of
merchandise. 2 Of -four. 2 Of machinery.
I Of coal. l Of coke, l Of hay and l Of
cement.
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION NETTING.
There 10 to b q special meeting Of the
Gold Hill Benevolent Association to-
morrow evening at the residence Of N.
@. Standish. Members will please read
the notice in another column to-day.
Oar SHrrxsxrs.-Thsrs were shippsd
BY the Virginia and Truekss Railroad.
during the past twsnty.four hours, to
the different mills on the Carson river.
% carloads Of ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
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100 ADO. AZ
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
OnsrAcLEs no MARRIAGR.

Happy relief for young men from the sheets
Of serors and sbuses In early life. Msnhocd
restored. Impedluens 10 marriage removed.
able remedies. Books asd eirculafy sent fres.
In sssisd s~nysiops. Address HOWARD As
ISOLATION. <isN. Ninth btfsst, fhiladslphta.
ra.-sn institution having Q high rsputatioa
Tor hoaersbls cosduet snd professionai shin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29

CoLps AND CoUous.-suddsn changes
Of climate are sources Of pulmonary and
bronchial affections. Take at once
Browns Bronchial Trochss. let the cold,
cough or irritation Of the throat Be ever
10 HliRht.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
slooNp DisPAToH.
DssePasiea Day - San fsaseises
RavaEss Of she smailspex.

sAx PaIxcrsco. May 29.-s P. NJ
At the close Of the sessions to-day the
Stock Boards finally decided TO adjourn
over until wednesday In honor Of Deco
ration Day. The Produce Exchange
also voted to adjourn over. and a. all
the banks and many other principal
places Of business will be closed, the day
promises to b observed more generally
than In any previous year.
To date 10 cases OF smallpox have
been reported. two Of which vere
Cinnamon. Five deaths have been re-
including one chinaman. Tho
health ofhcsn have taken serious views
Of the matter, and are taking all re-
measures TO prevent the spread
Of the contagion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
A CARD.

70 al Who are % Rsrils ffon the errors and
indlserstlons Of youth, nsrvous weakness,
early decay. loss 81 manhood. sts..I Win sssd
. recipe that will cure you. ffes Of charge.
THIS great remedy was discovered by Q ME.
Sionafy In South America. Seed Q sslfsd.
drs<ssd epvslops 70 the Rev: Joseph I. lnmAn,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
LINK HRRki

II 10 worth moving that YUkNIfukk
BEDDING, CARPETS. LoUNoEs. SPRING
NArrREssEs. and many othsr thing. ess b
bought q ,. Y. GRANT. ooh Hiil tabovs ~
Souss IN The ststs; and hls eeods srs lust vhat
tAsy ~ rsprsssntsd 70 b. Ism
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
aud restores the complexion; removes
frscklss. tan and sallownsss; makes the
skin soft. white and delicate. It's ap-
plication cannot BE- detected,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
EASTERN DISPATCHES
,r,olAI ~ n, col. MI ,Aur nv,
poMEsTIo NEWs.

sfsotAk ~ fus WILL HILL bAtLt uuss
IpoMEsTIo NEWS.
The Hawaiias Treaty Scandal.
WASHINGTON. Nay 2s.-Ssvsral days
ago Representative Lultrell asked an
Investigation BY tbs comnittss on Ways
and Means Of The Newspaper charge that
the Pacific coast lobby expended $780,.
900 in securing the passage through the
House Of the bill giving eject to the
Hawaiian treaty. Yesterday he received
the following dispatch from Ban Fran.
cisco: "Your position is correct and
sustained BY all friends Of the Hawaiian
treaty here. A strict and prompt invss.
tigstion will prove that this infamous
business was started solely 10 damage
the passage OF The BILL" The telegram
Is signed BY j. @. Merrill & Co. and
other leading Arms.
a RaseaiIy Lawyer.
New Yosx, May 29.-Ths receiver In
winding up the Affairs Of Howss 4 Ma.
cy. discovered that through Q blundsr
Of q clerk who entered . deposit on the
books ~ $4,000. when u should have
been 5000. z. T. Ball. . lawyer Of
Yonksrs obtained ga, 900 and dscampsd
10 Colorado.
Assshsr 0Meiai Hissisg.
New Yosx. May 2o.-Hon. 8. Q. Bur.
dstt, who recently resigned the Com.
missionsrship OF the General Land OF.
Ace. 10 missing since the 18th instant.
since which time his family has not
known Of his whereabouts.
Prospective Advsaes Ia Eurspsas
Frsishss.
NEW Yoxr, My 29.-Ths announce
msnt was made yesterday on the Pro-
daos Exchange that 90 vessels have been
chartered to take cargoss Of grain to Eu.
rope in view Of the approaching Wal and
an advance In irsigh.s 10 looked for In
consequence.
Assshsr rarity In The Field.
NEW YoRK. May 29.-It 10 stated that
= Grand Council Of the American League
was recently organized In Philadelphia,
in which twsnty-one States were repre-
scented by two delegates from the Grand
Council Of each State. and that . Ma
tionsl Committee was appointed to call
Q National Conference TO meet at Phila.
dslphis on the 10th Of July 10 act upon
nominations for President and Vice
President. A former Major General OF
volunteers was elected Grand President
Of the Council. A delegation was APP
to attend the Cincinnati and
1t. Louis Conv s~ntions, In the interests
Of the League. An address was dsliv-
cred from q prominent Ex-Governor Of
one Of the States. It wa resolved 70
an address, calling upon all Amer.
a" wv A.. prh,. t. an.
public schools. without compromise. A
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29

wAsnIss freely with olsns's Sulphur Soap
paris Affected with the obnozisus slln dis
sssss which have usually bssa dressed with Of.
fspsjvs sulphur ointmspts will eject Q certain
cure, without leaving behind any disgusting
oder. Boid everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29

Lrox's KArrAnos makes beautiful.
glossy. lururiant hair; prevents its fall.
ing out or turning gray. II has stood
the test OF 40 years. 10 eharmingly per.
tuned, and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
CUTTING our.
a Bsla ssrshs or Lalsrsy ~ I've
Storey Ceanty Jail DiFds.

-
Last Saturday evening Mr.. Brow.
County Jailsr. imagined that something
VA not altogether right with the cell
occupied BY two prisoners named Bslch-
or and Hughes. Accordingly . man was
stationed outside with . shotgun to
watch the movements Of the prisonsrs II
any we're made. The Taller noticed that
one part Of the door was kept covered By
the bed clothes, and quite naturally con-
cluded that the operations were being
carried on In that quarter. 80 last night
at about 10 o'clock In company With his
assistants, Kroueh and White, an In
spection OF the cell was made. disclosing
the fact that one board OF the floor had
bssn cut out, making . hole large
enough for . man 10 get through very
comfortably. Both men were immsdi.
atsly put into q stronger cell and heavily
ironsd.
Bslchsr u under Indictment for Al
tempting TO commit . rape upon the
person Of little girl . few weeks ago.
There II . very strong case against him.
Hughes IL serving out . sentence OF
siIty-Avs days for some minor ofsnss.
A News reporter visited the coll this
morning. The foors are Of one thick.
ness OF pine lumber. and the cutting was
done with common pocket knives. Three
knives we're used. The blades Of one
we're all broken out. the second q was
OF bad metal and bsnt, whils the third
proved good and accomplished Ito
work. Il probably did not take more
than two hours 10 cut through
the door. In order 10 make
their sgrsss moro certain and quicker. .
trench had been dug by the cautious
jsil.birds leading from their cell to the
north side Of the prison. II was 80 con-
structed that II would be but the work
OF Q moment 10 open . way TO the out.
aide world whom the time came. The
Jail 10 very insecure and the doors ought
TO be made much thicker than they now
are. 1t 10 almost impossible to keep
desperate men In such . prison. but
Jailsr Brew IL no watehful, and %
solicitous for the comfort Of his pets,
and % fond Of their company withal,
they do not have much Of . chance
to give him the slip.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29

RoBBIso A PRISTEn.-lt may b safs-
" alleged that times are getting pretty
hard with the petty thieves OF Virginia
City. Yesterday between ~ and Q
O'Clock Que OF these light.ingsred
gentlemen entered q room on wsshing-
ton street, occupied by two printers.
and surrspstitiously and felonously
abstractsd thsrsirom the SUN of "a in
silver and pair Of brssehss.
such q thing was never heard Of before.
A printer with - In silvs- on Sunday
morning 10 something new. such an
instance 10 not recorded either In ssorsd
or proians history. The trunk from
which the silver vas taken also con.
tanned $50 In gold and $500 worth OF
mining stock. The gold had been
thrown in carslsssly. and BY accident
had slipped under the tray or false bot
tom ot the trunk. and 70 Was not found.
The mining stock RAJ probably consid.
cred dangerous property to tackle. and
Was not disturbed.
Nh. LorIs BRASsos. counsel for Peter
Larkin. va allowed $50 to-day by The
County Commissioners for his services
- counsel In that case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
The T~sundasious.

The foundations for the new pumping
machinery are now already under way.
The pits are 81 feet in length IA
feet wide. "a feet deep. and
when finished will contain over COO
perch Of solid stone work. Bet in this
bed Of Stone are twsnty.four wrought
iron anchor bolts. az inches In diam
etsr, drilled into the solid bedrock to .
depth OF eighteen feet, and securely
fastened In their places by . filling Of
molten lead and anthony. On top Of
this bed OF masonry will be placed
dressed blocks Of solid granite for the
recsption of the machinery,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29
Dinseuisis. Eneeuutsrsd.

When sinking the shaft was COM
msnoed, 1t Was not expected that water
in any considerable quantities would be
encountered under 1000 or 1900 feet in
depth. Such. however. was not the
csss and at the depth Of 400 feet the
fiow Of water was 80 strong that II was
found necessary TO immediately com.
msncs the erection Of powerful
machinery. No time wa lost in COM
plsting the arrangements and the con.
tract for its manufacture and erection
was shortly let to tho Risdon Iron
Work. in San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-29

DEcoRArIos.-Ysstsrda would have
been tho twsnty.hrst anniversary OF Bill.
ly Bundy's natal day. had he lived until
that time. Accordingly. some OF the
members Of the Gold Hill Amateur Min.
strels (of which organization Billy was
an honorsd msmber) accompanied BY .
few other friends, repaired 10 his grave
yesterday and with loving hands placed
upon the last resting place OF their be-
loved companion wreaths and boquets
OF beautiful Spring flowers. T. A. Nc
Crosson made q few appropriate remarks
and the party returned.
The FouRrm IN yrRoISiA.-Last Sat.
urday evening a meeting OF citizens was
held in Judge Co.'s Courtroom, on u
street, to further provide arrangements
for the proper celebration Of the coming
Fourth OF July. The meeting was called
to order by Chairman A. y. Mckay.
Mr.. H. G. Thompson was appointed
Secretary pro TEN. Judge Bslknap sent
In Q communication declining 10 act az
President OF the Day. whsreupon Mr.
W. +. +. Deal was chosen TO I'LL that
ONCE. The clerk was instructed to in.
vito the military and civic societies to
join In the procession.
A Coon CHlSaK.-The sidewalk at
the Gold'Hill depot IL being lowered 80
Is to Be ON q level with the track. As
II has been heretofore II has been n
regular man.trap for any one who by
accident fell between tha walk and
. train WAS bound TO Be hurt.
Az II Is now arranged this danger 10
avoided. The walk IL made to slope
down to the track from the rear Of the
depot building. and will be extended
10 the woodpils. Steps will lead mp to
the front Of the building from tho
walk Ills . good improvement.
MrRRr MAxKRs CoNISo.--Ths follow
ing private note from Sheridan COrbyn,
received by US this morning from Stock.
ton, California. under date Of May Gath.
10 supposed 10 explain itself: THE
Merry Makers have been meeting with
unbounded success. Their play here
tonight prospects brilliantly. Will
open for . short season ct National
Guard Hall. Virginia. June 18th, and
may play at Gold HILL"
TnrsrY-srvKS DAYs.-The man Herr
mann Tobin. who stole the coins from
his roommate last week. was convicted
and sentenced to thirty.seven days i'm.
prisonmsnt. He was recognized - an
old jail.bird by the prison authorities.
The reason he could not DO sentenced 10
q longer term is that, although the coins
might DO worth more than $50 to their
owner, their real or intrinsic value fell
Q few dollars abort Of that.
ALL QuIrr.-Evsrything Is quiet at
the woodvills and Rough and Ready
nlinss. There 10 nj prospect OF any
further trouble just now. The Rough
and Ready claim 10 under attachment
for the workmen's wages. and any n
who feels like buying Q fight will have
an opportunity Of doing 30 Of cheap
rates in . few days.
Tram DrLArrD.-Ths train which
should have reached this place yesterday
morning at 9:lS A. NJ. did not arrive
until nearly G o'clock In the evening.
The cause OF the delay Wal q freight
train getting Of the track at Cascades,
twenty miles west Of Truckee.
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The ledge crops out for . considerable
distance on the surface and Is generally
acknowledged by mining experts to be
the sams a. that Of the woodvills.
Many excellent assays Of the surface ore
have been obtained from time to time.
The location Of the shaft being east Of
the ledge. Il 10 expected that II will have
10 be sunk 10 = depth OF 100 feet to
reach 1t. The woodvills ahaft cut u at
. depth Of 426 feet from the surface. and
there 10 q difference Of only la feet In
the sltitude, the Alta being that much
the highest. The eourse OF the ore vein
a. developed In the woodvills and
the east drifts from the Justice. prove
the course OF the ledge to be directly to.
ward the Alta shaft. When once the
new pumping machinery il In operation.
which will be by the 10th Of July next.
II will not take long to reach the vein.
and the stockholders OF the Alta may
begin TO look for an ample reward for
all their toll and outlay.