Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14

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Nay.
During the past week. things In the stock
market line have remained pretty evenly
balanced. very little in the ~see-sawing line
having been done. consequently brokers
nor anybody else come out much ahead.
The bulls and bears ranged from one end
to the other Of the great comstock lode.
seeking whom they might devour. The
bears concluded TO get ever on some
body by devouring Schultz and taking
Justice into their W hands. but
they did not succeed. Schultz was
too many for them and had tho coin
at command to stand his ursine assailants
OF with. lie said "go up, BALDWIN," and
Baldwin went mp and put up . check
which proved . very effectual check. ~
far a. gobbling mp Schultz and Justice
was concerned. Yet still the dissppoint-
Ell bears go growing around and trampls
Justice under foot all possible. But
like Truth. Justice. tramped to earth.
must rise again. and II will rise.
ON its " merits. for the mine never
looked 80 we'll a. Il does to-day. and
II never yielded one-tenth part as well.
Its present and future prospects were
never one-tenth as good a. now. More
and better ore is in sight than ever be-
fore. and more milling facilities
being brought to bear, the future bull
lion yield will 10 largely increased and
show for itself. The bulls would fAin
have a toss at Savage and Hale 4 Nor
cross. but they have . large amount OF
water Il drink up before they can
reach the rich sulphurets supposed To lie
at the bottom. The pumps. although not
very large. are doing very good work.
Meanwhile. the great BONANZA Of the Con-
solidaiel Virginia and California 10 yield
ing it- regular millions In bullion produc-
ton and monthly dividends TO stockholders.
An accident has happened at the Imperial
whereby q different iiood than Flood Of
the big bonanza 10 temporarily flooding
the bonanza hopes Of that subterranean
realm. but damages will 30 repaired very
shortly. and Imperial will reign tri-
umphant again. Yellow Jacket shows
improvement to the east Of the
20i0-foot level. In tho crosscut. and the
prospects Of the southern section Of the
com.tock are anything but hopeless. Any
amour, Of prospecting mines are being
worked all along the great broad ore bslt.
and in many Of them good ore develop
ments are being brought to light. giving as
.uranee Of the possibility Of bonanxas ex-
isting outside Of what has been popularity
considered the only legitimate ore channel.
the narrow belt located In the early days
Of washoe."
Below we give our regular weekly sum-
mary Of the latest and mostcorrect mining
information. derived from Official and
authentic sources, showing the situation
Of each mine to-day up to the time Of
going To press;
Imperial Consolidated.
The heavy crank Of the pump engine
broke short OF last Monday, causing . sud
den suspension Of operations. The hoist
ing tanks were inadequate to the task Of
getting the water out. consequently II
slowly gained and arose until tho 2000-foot
Lowell. a. well ~ the wines and drifts be-
low. were completely submerged. Assoon
~ possible the damage will be repaired.
Dayton.
Good work is being done sinking tho
main incline and in the development Of
the 7oo-fcot level. Al the 5Oo-foot Lowell
IL in good working order. and
Is commenced. The crosscut
at the S00-foot level shown fine looking
vein matter In its face and tho connec-
for the new air compressor are being
put In.
i"'ai ueP'h W rnai' =" i"' uis niorh-
ing. Material at bottom hard. but blast
ing and working favorably. Making one
set OF umbers per day. Water has IN
creased SOM little. but 10 not trouble
some. The drift from the Julia at the
icoo,ioot level. TO connect with this SHAFT
u advancing WE'LL
Hale q oreross
The heavy new pumping machinery 10
working finely and has reduced the water
nearly 100 feet. The main incline Is
found TO be all right. with no caving. or
any extensive repairs found necessary 10
Dc nlsie. The lower levels will be arrived
"'e'or' long
susro ruausl.
TOTAL length OF tunnel last evening.
i'''i' 'ee'' Having passed the heavy wa
yer insure mentioned at last report. the
laee nhow in hard. dry material again.
eSSnaI" Of hard porphyry. with seams III
VI ar quartz. IL blasts and works well.
~ i'm ingerson drills are doing good
IL.
Cheiisr-fsses'.
Daily yield 10 tons. from the OLD ore
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