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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-13
Assenps NJ Msrier by = Nan fSas.
cisco Pstieeman - f Course the
Poiiesmaa Escapes Meeting OF
she Orand Jury.

SAS FR,Scisco. July l3.-l p. NJ
A policeman named Owens amused him.
self yesterday morning by firing three
times at q man named Pratt, while on
duty on Jessie street. Owens called
Pratt out Of his house. when the latter
coms on the street the former fred at
him with a revolver. Pratt threw q
brick ct tho officer. when tho latter fired
two nor shots. missing Pratt. lie was
arrested on . charge Of assault AMI BAT.
terry. The officer was allowed to 60 free.
The U. 8. Grand Jury made an In
spsction Of the Bay View iistillsry yss.
terday.
The price Of silver In London having
recovered to AKA. the bears are now
without this new ally to further their
schemes In dsprsciating values.
The Utah Mining Company has levied
an asssssmsnt Of 81 per share, delin.
quent August iGth.
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| mines are lust ~ heavy now ~ before The
fall took p~lscc-ashigh wages are paid 10 the
miners and II costs Just a. much to crush
and mill the ore. yet the 'product In ne
duced In value about tw~enty-two per cent
| The action Of the merchants, II they carry
II out. IL simply ruinons to themselves
The remedy for II oil lies with the Govern,
ment. II can give rs \ double standard
and restore silver to its rightfnl place and
In proper proportion To gold.'
Another mining man said; III
strikes me a. the hight 81 folly for busi'
meas men 10 thus cut their own threats.
They are the last who should do anything
10 degrade silver and therefore embarrass
the mines. They, with the city. depend
upon them for support. / have II on good
authority that the bonanza frm, II they
were disposed TO follow their business
Judgment. would at once close down the
Consolidated Virginia and California
mines. They have money enough. ~
AFFORD 10 await until this silver
furry has passed away. At pres
ent they are losing twenty-five per
cent. and perhaps more, on their bullion.
which they would not have 10 sacrifice .
year or 80 hence. The firm has the con-
troll. Of course. but Thousands Of outsiders
own stock. and such . proceeding would
spread wide distress and ruin. IL II this
consideration which deters MAckay, Fair.
Flood 4 O'Brien from consulting their
own interests. Il 10 plain TO be seen,
therefore. that tho people Of Virginia are
not choosing the wisest possible policy In
kicking silver down HILL"
Still another mining man informed the
reporter that he considered last nights
action very short-sighted. and sure to wort
harm TO the very class seeking to protect
themselves. In his opinion Mr.. wiegand's
plan was excellent, and he hoped yet 10 see
the business men ~ Nevada adopt u.
There WAS no reason why dealers should
not adjust the price Of their goods to sill
yer, instead Of adjusting the price Of silver
10 their goods. Tho proposed plan OF last
night was suicidal. The trade dollar was
not being coined ut present. and would
soon right itself by becoming scarce and
by reason Of Its superior intrinsic
value. Two h~alf-dollArs contain but S3t
cents Of silver. while the trade dollar con.
tains 100 cents. The halves have been
coined by the Government only. while
private parties have been permitted 10
have trade dollars coined In unlimited
quantities. This has made the latter coin
lmore valuable In itself than other silver
coln) depreciate In value an much As any
thing else. 49,.
Tonight . meeting Of w%orkingmen will
be held In Virginia. and u IL believed that
they will take Issue with the merchants
aud decline to endorse the reduction.
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sutro Tunnel.

Total length Of tunnel. 1878 feet,
Face OF header In favorable working vein
matter. The Ingcrsoll and Burleigh drills
do excellent execution. and the regular
weekly advancement Is from GO To no feet.
Mitchell.
Excellent progress Is being made sink.
ing the Wine. which Is now ~ feet deep.
with the bottom In very promising low
grade ore. The ledge IL five feet wide.
and increases In width rs further depth Is
attained.
Mexican.
The north drift on the iiG5-foot level IL
still pushed ahead with all possible sctiv-
ity. The station for . new Wine TO he
sunk near the north line Of the 0phir 10
nearly completed.
Sinking the shaft 10 making the usual
good progress. The rock In the bottom Is
somewhat hard. but blasts we'll. The
slight fiow Of water gives no trouble what
ever.
naltimerc and American Fiat.
The north and south drifts on the 1850
foot level are steadily advancing. In very
favorable ground. sinking the main in
cline Ia also making excellent progress.
Unien Consolidated.
The north drift on the i3o0-foot level Is
being steadily advanced. following the
west wall Of the ore vein. tho face still In
very favorable ledge matter.
Dsrby.
Sinking the main shaft Is making steady
progress. the bottom still IN good blasting
rock. II Is now down ~ feet.
Baitie Consolidated.
Face II the drift In favorable looking
clay and porphyry, with streaks Of quartz.
Prospects very good.
Twin Peaks.
Sinking the new working shaft is well
commenced and is progressing at q lively
rate.
Nevada.
Crosscut from main south drift still in
improving quartz. Good progress made
daily.
seuth Consolidated virEinia.
Work progressing we'll and water not In
terfering.
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AssEssMENTs

.tll
Ooidea lhartot 20 cents pef snh. ",.
!aly ii,n, ssns1a'H' N"A1
.s.,.. levied J,,, ,@h; d.
,s,s 4. ~ IA, s.pi,tuh.r
nsaasu' "1s
osh' ,.,, M, Adm.
n.n., ram 40 IA, s.p,.ubsr llh,
-, ,,,v nm .
.sa,s : ar ~. Ia s,r,s@.
.- L.,,., I.,, s,h .
49, ,asn 81. ,i.s An,a,t
. i.v,a,
koek |. .en' ", a.. -. IA,
.ans .te
a. ,.,. ,..,.l Inn. 18th
80, sn.a.t ai.t'
asin2aen.1 jug -,
Ssses ~. ds,.
August isth.
Al ,., ,h.r. lsyisi June
In as,,sausu, Juiy :sIh; sale day, An.
y1.t ls,h'
~...,..-,. ..,,. ma, ,h.r,. levied June
s,,s s.,i,oasnt yui, gTth saI. iay, Al.
~. Pal
n..,, mar. A.n, l,,,si June 18th
49,, mi, an ..l. day. August Isih.
80, Ian. i,,h.
IN al, ss,' Aaru.iis ih.
u'"st1 -, -. ,u,s, s.,in,
y r, snsIs tss.s, aasas, ain
qaen' suiy '''n' ...
Aursets.io cents ", 'ss ~. Az.
iith ash"a"eA' '1'
sss' M ..n,. H., .h.r,,
Ssrxss,s ~ ..lin,a.n, hi, I'm
ss,s a.,. angus, ian.
.l.,. levied Jun. ,ph
III, ann , al. ds,. August 10Th
800. A, 49,, .h.,. levied June
ssSws rss,n.a III, 18Th sal. day. Ia
yast sth.
-. s,.,s...- ,-ut. tst share ls,isd
a., a9i dsiipas~ut july egh sale day,
August s,h.
s..~...-n e,nt. L., .Lsr-: l.slsi Jane
nm. d.Ilnaa,nt Jaiy 18th sas Gay. An
su.t ist.
s-.s.r.-f, p.r share. levied May ~ 10
nnqu.ni Jaiy 10th sale day. July si''.
s..,h N. Lsuts-Io rents I-r share levied
nm sih Lr,ipausut July isth sale lis,
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street sales.
SAS fRNScisco, July i3-3 =. N.

Ban fH,ScIsoo, July i3-3r =. N.
Ophir-tG bid.
Nexican-asa bid.
Best a Belcher-t2a bad.
Savsge-lsa sold.
Choliar- Potosi-t hid.
Hale 4 N~orcro-s-9a bid.
Crown Point-sh bud.
Yellow Jaeket-21k bid.
Imperial Con.-5a bal.
Alpha-i0 bid.
Belchsr-iT bid.
Con. virginia-t9 sold.
CaliforniA-65t. sold.
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L.sas's KAruliEes makes beautiful.
glossy. lrxuriAut hair; prevents lis fall
ing out os turning gray. II has stool
ths test Of 10 years. IL charmingly per-
famed. anil has 20 rival.
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Nav Yonr. July IA cable dispatch
from Naples announces tho death 81
Antonio Barli. the we'll known com.
poser aud professor Of music.
CHICAGO. July i3.-The commanding
officer at the Red Cloud Agency reports
to General Sheridan that affairs at tho
Agency are very uncertain. owing to tho
reception Of tho news Of Clusters do.
feat aud q failure to supply the Indians
located there with provisions. General
Crooks official report OF the battle Of
Rosebud. June 18th. to General Shsr-
idan this morning contains no inform.
ation not heretofore published. His
losses were 10 killed AMI ~ Wounded
some OF them severely. No aivices In
rsganl to later operations OF his con.
mand have been received by General
Sheridan. who feels confident that no
disaster has happened To him.
LONDON. July IA meeting Of the
Erie Railroad Stockholders Was held ~
day. A general discussion IL the affairs
Of the ronl aud its net profits took
place. Watkins 4 Jswett agreed that
the money spent In r.novaiing tho line
should he under a committee exercising
complete control, and who shall Lao, b.
troubled by meddlesome stockholders.
Also that the Erie. Atlantic apd Great
Western railroads should IL worked to-
g-ther. Jewstt said there hal been n
rebound In tho trade md traffic ovsA the
Erie and which would be larger. The
Erie Broad Guags hal cos. moro than
the Narrow Guags without increasing
the capacity Of the line. Il not being
always honestly managed he would NOT
attribute all the faults ~ the managers
in the United states. ~ wrong often
originated In England as we'll.
Fire u New York.
NSw YoHr, July i3.--Early this
morning the tLree.aiory fslspar and
ailsr mill. Of J.. W. Bennett 4 Co. In
Manhattanyills. also n lumber yard Of
Charles Adams aud dwelling Of ]. Ryder.
were totally destroyed by fire. Loss.
$50. 900.
Death Or = Banker Hot weather.
TRENTON. n. j.. July I'D. How.
ard. the leading partner Of the firm Of
ID. y. Howard & Co.. bankers and bro
kers In this city. di~i this morning from
oysr-e,srtion and the effects 81 hot
weather. Howard hal been complain.
Ing Tor the last four days. hut II was
thought that he would recover.
The thermometer VI noon to-day stood
al 81.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
aolp NH. pAIIY kKx-.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

Death Of - Prominess Musician
rrespers Of Trouble NJ the Rea
cloud Indian Agency -0enerHi
Creeks Rspsrt- MestinK Of the
stseLholdsr~ ofthe Erie kHiirsAd
Cempauy in Ioudou.
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HAoAs's MAasoLtA BALM preserves
aud restores the complexion; removes
freckies. tan and sallovRess; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. Its APP
p~licaiion canpot b detected.
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sloomp DISPATCH.
Visit OF she u. n. brand Jury 10 ths
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Judicial
Decisiou-Ths rmnii Pox DE.
eressisg- Mentality. Ess.

San F~RAScrsco. July 1880 p. NJ
The United States Grand Jury visited
the Bay View Distillsry. accompanied
by U. =. Marshal Marssl. John W.
Dwinslls, special attorney for the prose.
cution Of the whisky frauds. and A. N.
Crane special revenue agent. as witness.
The party made q thorough eIamina-
ton Of the premises. District Attorney
Coghlan apparently intends pushing
prosecutions against whisky thieves.
Yesterday Judge Wheeler Of the Nine
teenth District Court. rendered q pro-
found decision In the agreed case sub
mittsd by the German h~ondholdsrs Of
the California and Sacramento Railroad
aud the directors Of the Central Pacific:
To effect that the endorsement Of the
California Pacific bonds by the Central
Pacific was valid. To-day on motion Of
A. A. Cohen. attorney for the stock
holders OF the Central Pacific. an order
was made In Chambers returnabls to-
row. that tho parties TO the ease should
show u why judgment should not
he set inside. Cohen claiming that he can
adducs facts In c%oniravsntion Of the
statements submitted by the parties.
Thirty new cases Of smallpox are re-
ported since Monday forenoon. and only
four deaths.
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daily.
y.-,.
~
Work progressing wen anu "a'er moi III
terfering.
RIprso ON THE pIIor.- Last Sunday
49,. H.. sac, ~ c,..,..
'"''e wv" NV ''""b "'"'
and NJ. Stern. imagined they would like To
take n trim Ia the Mound House AMI back.
n. ..,..,. 49,, ,,.,r d..,i,.,,o, Al.
quicker, the tboughtle.s youths seated
themselves ON the pilot, or as some call H..
the cowcaicher. The train WAS q little be-.
hin time, and TO make up Tor ios' gronna
ill., III, VIZ, n, 80 al wsli anonch
sW ~. T,ns Co. ha hsJ r,Ilen in tbis
,or AT. hs, ~ anr srianS No. i, w.
3,Ssn.n a, .rha .nrras wera 40
= u,neI.h. ms.'' Jis,.,I, a.
~ en .n1 =. ~. r,n 4, Ioal",i =. N
.o'u w. 49,, 49, in,a h.nt
.n' a..a ,a.,r,o, sa.r,"J insyi,s'
~. ThF. aon, NJ in sny,hinc hnt !.
merry mooS Rni the vorsi was VET 10
49, a. a.. .Iow,,r.in came 4, ., ,hs
ll..I II.... Al. sr.tu sttsnta "a biah
a. GaII
ou, young ir'enus MY te'"'n ~u w
nlli. ure" ou.o' ,"e s''" ~ sboJru,
I.Ne,y ,sNo' 49,. .a a. a,hns I'M, 4,
s.ePPtu I'onh o". 'iA.u ~. 80
lnn,pins run .no p,' M, 40
snaAr. uP.na s,sla,p,n az, l.. haid
ner' u oe'ps ~s.n n. ,nro..
n wv. n e =, har,a m.
don't want TO ride on the cowcatcher any
more.
PRINCIPAL or THE CENTRAL PrBL,c
scuooL.-At 4 meeting Of the Board Of
School Trustees held last evening, the
,n.,,.r -, .l..,i,g . pr,,cip.l for the Gold
nm -, a.hea,w..h,a,,,,, an Th.r.
mn een'rA, enooINa p'vusn' = ~
n.ieA s,es' msn! app.ss i...aan,
sI'ion' Anu SUM sP'''sn ~. III
inuuIseI ~ ny W. 'r,enuS " uneu
isren' candidates, Al'er une ron',reIA.'on
the boaru elected Mr. NILS nAh agrneh
To tue position men'ioneI. NJ "As,
enen Is . graduate oi ,ne ShlNersl3 :"
Michigan having taken ms uegrre anu ~
oeived his diploma from mat institution
two years Ago. since winch tinle nc mas
zen engaseu IN ieaehihs s'npo'. sI,,.s
sailsiac.on .n e.sry TI a ~. n,,,,I W.
P.I'Vi ,n' ,as. uIm u NJ 49, "a.
scnoo, ~ ,'rslh,a, !" ~ ., ~ H..
caused by the resignation OF one OF the ~,
,i,us =. -, ii. III ,h .,r nsr.~,. M,
Van Wgenen comes we'll recommended.
and We wish him success In his new po-
sition.
Tv,r s,,rr-N.srly eyer,body knows
9 ~ a.. -. -. .,c.,.o,
sam' pAA''' tue "'s'e' I" ~
Bsm. has q = great many friends anu con-
sequently sell. q great many cigars. II
.oms,ime. hammer, thai h. doe. a crcdi,
business. and until recently has been IN
,ne naS" ~ III, s % ~ his friends
took notice Of this. and a few days ago a
delegation Of {" Pioneers" waited upon Mr..
Baker. and with proper speeches M cere-
monies begged OF MS acceptance OF W.
gilt they bore, ~ was u mug unup'c
slate. inscribed as follows; sam. BAKER
In account with the Old Sims oi larson
On the Opposite ride Were ,ne word,;
s.m. Baker" sam. naturally thinks q
good deal Of the slate las Ia his duty iol,
but says ne don't know p., VIVA,
iriend. WOULD ha.' "ohc De,", LA,
presented Nun WIN = no'R" '"''''
the bills with.
Mar Mono,S's prcruRrs. National
- -, ,a,,n
uuard man, ',rs" "A' ,'o""'" .'-
last evening. The entire programme was
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THE TRADE DOLLAR.
THE MERCHANTS OF vInGINIA
DON'T WANT IT.

An I%nssrestinE Meeting Last Might
Conrad wieEsnd 60 the Front
THE Traders Resolve % Dsmsnd
Ten Per Cent. discount - what
Leading Mining Men Nay.
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DIVIDENDS

consolidated virxisia q, Per .ss.r.
sgyrr,ailns o. .0so,v - DECLARED June ''' :
payable Iuiy iith.
Csaifsssts-t3 per shsre. assress.ns ,-,n
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Csn..lla...a YlruInI.,


Ce~assiidatsd virHtnis,
Sinking tho main shaft 10 connect with
an. -. tor, Aha ,s,o-,oo, ,svei 4.
ue "P'A
going rapidly Ahead. Ihe eA-
tension Of the shaft. along with other
needed r.p.ir.. has. greatly interferrd with
80. Az. n.s, -
tn" eA"'A'"'" W o,. "u', - p
"a s,ssdiiv say,ncing, The face IN good
running ground. The improvement Of the
air on that level by the use Of the fan will
De snncient 70 soon suhhit OF eIosseu',rns
me ,ease , M ,ha m.,n Jr;W con.
us..W III .h.r az ~ ,Soa
ss" !. u v,..,iy l.n.a,,in, N.
w. =, sh.sr,o =, a. nine A.
.vsnG Ah.w ..riars hr~.l,ss
80. 4 a., -, ~ A.. -cee
tn M s.rtsi nr.r the ton Of he
shsft is,,iny he nis,on back with such
so,ce "a No. bnrst the cyiinder.heads in.
Sc- he.as we're ,mmeJi.tsly ordered. and
The Jsmsg, will he rrpaireI In A very few
mor. J.ys In the meantimc the water IA
l.iny Lcnt loxn In the shaft by a steady
mac 81 lie h.iiing tanks. Sinking the
shst will n. ra.nm.d n. soop "a theS water
a. drained. Tn new nan mill ia Getting
yaII un.lar w.x AMI viii .oon be Scady 10
RIM rhe fram, \. mn. ready IN inclose.
The framexorL of The pl.tfortns ON which
the nam, AMI ~settler. will stand IA com.
| plrtsd. and several Of the pans are already
In place, The boilers are set and the pits
| dug for the foundations Of the engines.
Much Of the other necessary machinery IL
already ON the ground.
c-u-..
.-"
Daily yield ioo ions OF ore. Inc ORG
breasts are all looking splendidly anu are
yielding rich ore. The mine IN iAct u
showing splendidly All the
~ .nd sni,rv.J mn ~ ,he iacoLfoo, level
80 a. 10 give As great q circulation Of air as
| po.sible' A portiou az the ore extracted |
\. being hoistel 10 the surface through the |
/ Ophir sh.ft. The erection Of the new stamp |
| mill Ia making good progress. Tho frame
| ~ the buiiding II mn and partially enclosed.
| IT.. hsayy ~ MIN hstteriesi. finished. |
- 90 nm, In ,h. s,amn.' The boilers
a.. ~ H.. snJ the Foundation. will La |
rs.,,x fpr m. rss,oiion az the engine In 4
x.,x .bort lime. Tho mill 4, very con.
,ani.n,Ix .i,rs,..l n. thc ar, from the
mine viii n. raised through the q. and q. |
shsf, AMI then will lie run out over a high
tracl or tre.tle work, in the same cars
into which n /. originally placel In the |
mine, into the large ore-bin constructed In
tne upper paI, y. .ne M" " III p
otthe pumping engine ~ the W anu
.laft IL being repaired aS iAs' as Poss,os'
The engine when u Is starird Agalh viii 10
worked ON the low pressure sys'sni, "n'.
wnl make = saving y, . eoia wo0u",
nlo,e per uly. ~ i,eln y, no snna MI.
IN the running VI SUE" ~
"o'A'.
Mullen.
lint very slow progre.. |. Icing made in
a.. no,,h..., ,,ah, drit,. an the O foot,
-, ., ...o,n, a, ,hs ,r.., heat. The
ar,. viii i'm nav ~ nor, ~ iii, ~ the Impe.
| rial mine, 40 As to gel the needed ~circula.
tion Of air. The up raise from The
i.voios, ",s IN" ,,a x"v. now be-
na. ,ha ,loo.tno, level. nj.
i NIX kuuk tFum tht f"Fit' iN'.sf -
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D~estruetiye Fire.

FRESNO. Cal. July ia Gre occur.
red here at 1880 last night. destroying
three houses with their contents. Loss.
s3,0o0;U insurance. $1,000. The wind
10 very fierce and q destructive was i'm
minsnt. but fortunately the danger is
over through the efforts Of citizens.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


.r.crIt 70 ru. ooLD unL pAuS N.Y..
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rhs ssseh Market ssiii In rsrphyry
Rasapsst Bsars and sttsins
nsiis sherts - Runners OF
shsrss-Ail Ssrss oGSsertsa Ahess
the MIG and littis Bsnassas Sss-
s~atisaai. NOasensieal sad Other
wtse-rhs Real Views sf she Csm-
stock Lever Levels Explicitly
ExpresssA IN Accurate Detail.
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West Bslehsv.

The extraction Of ore has been CON-
menceL in good earnest from The 3i0-foot
level. The assays Of the ore are excellent.
varying from $50 to SO per lon. The ore
breasts are looking well and promise q
goodly yield. II IL the intention 10 com.
mence milling this ore about the 18th OF
the present month. The ore-breasts are
about 20 feet In width. and are yielding
about 40 tons per day o. ore. The Vivian
mill. on the Carson river. has been IN
gagged to crush the ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-13
Belcssr.

The usual amount Of ore Is being ex.
tractej. and the ore breasts show but little
u any change. The prospecting drifts ON
the 1900 and iG0O-foot levels show no im-
portsnt or valuable changes for the week.
The erection Of the new pumping ma
chinery at the air'shaft Ia making the
usual steady progress. The different por-
tons Of the machinery are being placed.
ready for use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-13
Mullen.
Yeliow Jacket.

Tho east Wine below the is50-foot level
/. down 100 feet. or to the 20i0-foot level.
at which point = station is being put In
and . sump made. Thehorth winze below
the l9lO-foot level IL down to within four
feet Of the 20l0-foot level. II Is the inten'
ton TO start q drift from each Wine. IA
connect the two for ventilation purposes,
ut the very earliest moment possible. The
two winzes are about 100 feet apart. The
1880 station and the main shaft between
the 1880 aud ii30-foot levels are being
thoroughly retimberrd. This work may
necessiiat. \ delay 81 the work ON the
lower levels = couple % days. while re
pairing that portion where the incline
sheave 10 placed In the shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-13
ALA.

Nearly the whole Of the new machinery
Is now on the ground. and most Of 1t Is in
place. ready for nee. The whole will prob.
ably BE- resdy Tor full operation By The h!'!!
day Of next month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-13
hiegPa Nevada.

Sinking the main shaft is making the
usual excellent progress. the bottom still
In porphyry mixed with seams Of quartz
and clay highly impregnated with pyrites
of iron and sulphur. The north. south
and east drifts ON the ij00-foot level are
each steadily advancing without any new
or important features ~ record. The
north and south drifts ON the l2jO-foot
level are also being steadily driven for
ward; nothing new 10 record ~ the
character Of either for the week. The up
raise from the main south drift on
the lOO0Lfoot level has not yet connected
with the Wine below the 1oo-foot level
Of the old shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-13
Utah.

Sinking the shaft Is making better pro
sress than 1t has done before for months
mast. The rock in the bottom IL still quit,
hard. but blasts out we'll. The How Of
water Is giving much less trouble. The
,hsft Is now down 40 feet. or $50 below
he ;0Q-foot level. At the annual meeting
Of Tie company hsld In san Francisco,
July liih, The following Trustees and OF
acer. we're elected: X. .. Follis. John
st.s and George Wallace; r. n. Tollii,
PRECEDENT; John skse. Vice President; J,
O. Fair, Superintendent O. C. Pratt Sec
Rotary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-13
Overman.

Sinking the shaft has been resumed and
is making fair progress. The north and
south drifts ON the i2OO-foot level are adj
yancing. No discoveries of Importance IN
either to report. The foundations for the
new pumping engine are fast approaching
completion. Work progressing well at all
points.