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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Cincinnati slaughtered 3SJ, 7s0 hags
this season.
Strong efforts are made to impeach
Judge Hawkins at New Orleans.
George, the king of the Greeks, is
leaving Greece, and, it is whispered,
forever.
Allegheny City, Pa, has been made
a Catholic Episcopal See, Bishop DOM
inic presiding.
G. z. Vernon, a member of the Pa
cific Stock Exchange, has been made
Major General of the National Guards
of California.
Jack Hogan had prize fight with
Patsey Haley in Brooklyn to-day and
won.
Governor Tilden has refused the ap-
plication for the pardon of Edward $.
Stokes.
Ex-Congressman James Packard, of
Indiana, has been appointed Internal
Revenue agent.
Charles Morgan and Charles Lewis
have been arrested for circulating
counterfeit money in Cincinnati.
There was sufficient floating ice in
the Hudson yesterday at Albany to
interfere with the navigation of ferry
boats.
S. P. Bartlett & Co., among the
leading merchants at Quincy, ILL.,,
have failed for large amount, which,
with their liabilities, is not yet esti-
mated.
Alexander Williamson, q promi-
nent business man of Belmore, Put
nam county, Ohio, has absconded,
leaving unsettled claims amounting
10 100000 or more.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-22
snow at San BernarainO.

snow AT san BernRrulmO.
SAN BERNARDINO, Jan. 2lst.-A
slight snow storm visited this place
to-day, being the first for eight years.
The boys enjoyed it hugely. 1t lasted
only about ten minutes. The noun
tains surrounding the town are cover
ed with several inches of snow from
appearances, as low down as the
Warm Springs. If it should turn
warm big freshet is looked for.
San Francisco News.
The Pacific Mail Company have OBJ
tanned pardon from the Hawaiian
Government for the piracy of James
/. Waddell as commander of the Rebel
cruiser Shenandoah, in the burning of
Ha waiian whaling bark in the Arc
tic seas. This act of the Hawaiian
Government will compel it to protect
waiian waters.
The weather to-day has been some
what out of the common way, even
for Winter. 1t showed this morning,
and lhe storm was accompanied by a
slight shock of earthquake. At one
O'Clock it showed and hailed again,
and at s o'clock tonight hail fell
thick. The Thermometer was 81 this
morning and now 2S. 1t is the cold
est day experienced in San Francisco
for many years.
DR.. Stout, who made report on the
Spring Valley water works and the
bad condition of the water to the State
Board of Health last week, is out in n
long statement to-day, going back on
his first statement, which he says was
made on information furnished by 9TH
ers. In this statement he says he
made, at the request of the Company,
a personal inspection of the water
sheds, whence the e :, supply of
water is derived, and / = that good
and tolerably clear and rl,.an water is
obtained. His first statement was
correct when he said the water in the
city was impure.
Paterick Foy and George PiersoD,
two of the gang of the Jessie street
hoodlums, who to the number of II
several months ago broke into the
house Mrs. Eliza Rigney late at night
and outraged her, were on trial in the
Municipal Court yesterday for rape.
ue eNlutuCc tSdiuSU Iut dCCubcu was
of the most positive character, and the
Jury brought in a verdict of guilty.
Weather Report.
HOODS CAMP, Jan. 2lst.-It COM
menced showing here last night and
kept it up steadily until the present
hour, melting also very fast, but still
it SHOWS hard.
TEHACHAPE, Jan. 2lst.-2:3O p. M
Showing hard as it has. been since a
late hour last night. The snow is two
or three inches deep.
CALIENTE, Jan. 2lst.-Rainlng and
showing together.
SAN FERNANDO, Jan. 21st.-It was
showing here very hard at 2:20 p. NJ.
SAN BERNARDINo, Jan. 2l.-Very
cold and showing. 1t surpasses any
thing of the season.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-22
Latest kilograms.
Dispatches of American Press AssocIa.
tiOn by A. q r. Telegraph Go.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD. I
PACIFIC COAST.
For Los Angeles.

CALIENTE, Jan 2lth.-The following
passengers for Los Angeles left on
the Telegraph Stage Line to-day:
Antonio Velenda, A. Darling, ]. q.
Baker, J. Parson, and ID. Morris.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-22

A special despatch from Rome says
the Italian Government has closed
the Episcopal Seminary at Como for
its refusal to admit the Government
inspector. This IS most important,
being the strongest step yet taken in
State dealing with the church, and
will doubtless produce great results.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-22
Medical Gard.

DIR. T. c.. Gale, who graduated i'm the Oh 10
Medical College in 1872, after practcing his
profession in Southern Indiana tor nearly
thrty-four years, has located in Los Angeles,
and respectfully tenders his professional SER
vices to those who nay choose to consult him.
Believing as he does that Southern California
test the durability of tubercuar consumption
he will in conjunction with his general prac
tice, give that disease special attention. His
diploma will be cheerfully shown to any
gentleman who may honor him by calling 10
see the same Office in DucOmmun Building
with DR.. Burgess. dec8tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-22
Night Dispatches,
EASTERN NEWS.
Important Correspondence.

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08
Halo a Aoreross.

The pumps are working finely and are
lsp, running up TO their fullest eapaei-
ties. The water has been lowered In the
main incline during tho pas, week 81 the
ga. M Ava foot mar day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08
THE LOCAL RETURNS.
Tho WORK 81 CeustinE she Baiists
Progressing Slowly The Rspas'
iisaas Ahead.

The counting Of ballots In Virginia gee
on slowly. Up W I O'Clock to-day the 10.
publican Presidential Electors were far
ahead In the Pipt Ward. even with tho
Democrats 10 the Second. much ahead II
thu Third. and distsncins their oppsnsnts
In the Fourth. Throughout al the wards
the Republican county ticket 10 consider.
ably ahead. Leonard. for Supreme Judgs.
has everything his OWN way. Wren walks
away from Ellis. The indications are that
Obiston. for the State Senate. 10 beaten
and that Schultz and Williams will carry
the day. There 10 . closs fight between
Kelly and Gambler for the once Of Sheriff.
George I. Lsmmon seems 10 bs destined 10
be tho County Clerk. The hght between
Hodges and bergstsin for tho Coroner
shin, with chances In favor OF Hodges,
Fox will. In all probability. get away with
the Assessorship. Pssmors will beaI
Ilossbud Graham out Of rscognitisn In the
race for the SUPPLEMENTARY OF Public
Schools. Knsx. Tor Justice al the Peace
in Township No. 2. will distance Cooper,
snd II looks % II Norton will beat Bald
win for the Office Of Constable. The race be
tween Drake and Niles for tho District
A%ttsrnsyship 10 elsss. bat Draks staudI
frat. Smith viii lssknsss ~ sur ssxi
Treasurer. The vhsls Republican usks'
fer the Assembly 10 sinsst sars.
Csuating the 0sif Hill ballots scss sa
In Q slew msnasr 10 beth wards. In the
first Ward the coant will not b haishei
before to.morrsw nornins. As far ~
Known the vote stands. Hayes. 2i9; rildcn.
I6o. In the Second Ward Hayes has Q
majority Of ISL. Gambler. Pox and Pas.
more will leave Gold Hill with fair major.
tiles. Tho prospects arc good for the cleo
ton Of the greater part OF the Republican
ticket,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08
A NOISY NIGHT.
wiid ley Of she tsnssesk Dessse
rscy-AIi Hands Happy.


Last night the greatest excitement pre-
vailed In Virginia and Geld Hill. The
telegraph sad Newspaper Offices were be-
sisgsd with crowds u mes eager N learn
the latest novs. Az the saloons were all
closed. there WAS very little drunkenness
up 10 about 0 O'Clock. who's 10 became ne
trick q, all TO get into the back rooms o.
tie saloons or TO buy liquor BY the bottle.
A. the returns from the East came In The
Democracy wen, Wild. Al midnight the
doors Of the drinking places were thrown
open and were instantly crowded. every
one Of them. and Virginia proceeded TO
snIsy Itself. The unterrincd imblbed 10
sYcess Of sIultation. and the Republicans
felt the need Of keeping up thsir spirits
until The arrival Of better news. Tbs mest
dsnonstrativs Democrats were tho gentle.
men Of the CAoo~isis stah. oil Of whom. In
. state Of Joyous intoIicstion marched 70
the H.,srpri., ONCE and tore the midnight
air with an original serenadc. While the
rsslipg Journalists we're bowling at the
Entsrp,iss on @ street, . crowd Of about
twenty women Of the town we're battering
.. the d street door demanding the 0
TIE .slsgrsphlc editor thrust bis head out
Of ,hs window aud informed the girls that
Tildsn had been elected. whersupsn they
departed with shrlll screams Of delight
and sxultation. Crowds Of men went
about the streets singing campaign songs.
and altogether Q very successful general
Ismbsres vas accomplished. The Dsmoe-
raw von't be auits % happy tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08
RUNAWAY ~AccIprHYs,
virgi.ia CITY sssd Geld atl Dot
Of Lusk.

There were . number Of runaway acei.
dsnts In the vicinity Of Gold Hill and vir.
nnis yesterday and tho day before. One
Of them has already been recorded By the
News. Last Monday afternoon W. J.
Hanks, foreman Of the North Consolidated
virginia, was. With his wife. returning
from . funeral. when. In crossing the rail.
read track near the 0phir, tho wheels Of
the buggy slid along against the track. up
setting the vehicle. Seeing the condition
Of Affairs, Mr.. Hanks assisted his wife IN
jumping out. An instant After tho buggy
was on top Of him. but hs IL not OF inc
surrender kind. lie chung TO the reins
aud was dragged about two rods under the
buggy before he succeeded In stopping the
horses. Neither he nor bis wife were
greatly injured. At about the same time
there was another upset Of . man and his
wife on the grade between tho two ceme-
tories. No great damage done.
Three moro runaways and upsea 90
CURED yesterday. Mr.. Sullivan. OF the
arm Of Sullivan 4 Dunston. Was driving
with q lady In the afternoon. On reaching
tho Washington House. 10 turn towards
American Plat. the horse being hard.
mouthsd turned too much and the buggy
upset. The lady slid out without much
injury. but Mr.. Sullivan, In his endesvor
70 hold 10 the reins. was dragged beneath
the buggy and compelled 70 let 90. The
horses were caught In Gold Hill.
Yesterday evening 81 half.past Z o'clock
James Brown, foreman Of the Gold Hill
Foundry. and Hugh Ross, draughtmsn d
the same establishment, were thrown from
their buggy near tho Imperial woodpile.
They we're both badly hurt By the fall.
Mr.. Ross 10 able 10 attend 70 his business
to-day. Mr.. Ross 10 expected 10 recover
soon. He IL eonsidsrably bruised about
the head and shoulders.
Tho 1nal accident last evening vss that
which occurred 10 Jake Young In Virginia
City. He WAS passing along d street, Just
south Of Union. In . one.horSs buggy.
with an attsndant. and Just - they were
turning out 10 pass . heavy team. the axle
tree Of the buggy broke. prseipitating the
twain heavily TO the ground. Young being
under. The horse started 70 u but was
soon caught. No ono badly hurt.
Tho Wisconsin Market delivery rig
started on the rampage to-day st sbout
noon. Proceedings stopped before any
damage Was done.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08
,,or Rev. s,ly.nus Cobb, Of Boston.

Faox Rev. sylvsnus Cobb. OF Boston.
formerly editor Of the ch,Is'iss Pr''~ss ;
.Dear slr-It may DO some satisfaction
10 you 10 10 informed Of the result Of tho
TRIAL Of tho Peruvian Syrup In my family.
Nv daughter was brought lev BY .
typhoid fever last Spring. and after the
fever left her she continued very weak.
and the simplest feed distressed her. tor
months she remained In tho same debili'
tated condition; bat from the ist Of Ser-
tenbsr last, whcn she commenced taking
tho Syrup. the digestive functions I'm
proved. and she steadily gained strength
and vivsaty; and now. after taking two
bottles. she 10 restored 10 Q good state OF
health; indeed. she sppears more really
healthy than she has for several years
past. I an 81 spinien that the ''Protorids
n Iron T" contained in tho Peruvian syrup
was adapted 10 her case and elected what
ne ether known medicine conld have
effected. Ysurs. truly. y. Coss.'
Dsld By oil druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08
FUR mTIAOK.

? owtas 10 TIE universai ssriagsasy and
dull tunes fcr the last few moashs, ne
pssrds scasrAiiy practice economy In tAeir
purehsses In oil branches Of trade. rhs
clothing business has felt the pressure
With the rest. Considering tho situstion.
We feel uatihed that our business has
held Ito WI beyond our expectations. Al
though the hard tmcs are not yet post,
vs feel that reaction will como. and that
PEOPLE WILL NAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. wc are laying In
. large and vell-seiected stock Of custom
made clothing for men and boys. furnish
goods, boots, shoes. hats, trunks. ~yalises.
blankets. etc.. and In purchasing lept sa
eye 10 Tie .dis .kasee = namely buying
cheaP-for We know that ws must sell low
10 meet The depleted purses VI tho com.
munity, and NO can aud will do IL. Come
and 800 II We don't.
REissrEn a woLx,
Q Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.
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TAxESi TAxESl
70 the fax.Payers OF storey Conn.
", Nevada.

&yorios 10 HERgBY GIVEN TINT
" state and oosuty raIes Ter the year ISIS
ss saw due and payable Of the sdics 81 tie
csun, . rressares, vinfnis. Ksvads.
Taiss will be DELINQUENT AyTRh MON.
DAT, NOVEMBER TWENTIETH. ISIS. and
,he tsiieetiea Of the same will be sTRfCTLY
sSYoRcEp according to Law.
@. .. sNtrn. County Treasurer
ana E1.Odfcis raH uec~ivef.
ovr0-Asath D stse,. vtrgtnis. Nsvafa. op-
pesis N,csey's Livery Stable. once hrrrs.
ran 4. q. 4. orltld
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AssESsNENTs

naytan-ti per sharc; levied November Str
delinquent December 18th. sAis day. Jan
usry IT,
~, rth. d.Iinaaent December &th: sale
d.y, Jsnusry 81.
a.sa.u Chsrtot Idaho, 81 cent. p-r
sssr,: levied October 9sth; d~slinqn.nt No
vsmbsr pth: sale day. Dscsmb,r 1sth.
a...,~r rhon.ns-n e.nts p.r .har,. lev
i.d october ,ith; Delinquent December Let
.aie ds,. p,cember sOth.
-. o..A,
ssv, s.n..., as.ah.,t.h al. d.y
n.r,mber ami.
rn.asas -. s.I,n,a.n, S.x.mber .rth'
..,s day. p.s.mb. q islh.
49,. ,... ,.,,.i os,o
s'ess ,s,s, S.1,no,sn, Sa.swss, s,,h, mi,
sss tan. asuhl ls.h No''"
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$500 i,,h'
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-.
As,sas'e so,n. s.na.use
.s,s 1890 Dsrs,.h.r RON.
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a.. p.ss., nj.
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49,. 49, ~, Desemb.r III.
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Sa..nhsr s-th.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08
Ag,ees sales.

eAN Palscisco. November So p NJ
BEST a Belcher-t5s bid.
Yellow Jsckct-i9 bid.
Imp.rial--3 IS bid. > 60 sskei.
0phir-t9N bid, ~ ssked'
Aipha-ta bid.
Californis-36 bid. 56s asked.
Beleher-tas bid.
Union Comfy bill.
Northern Belief bid.
savage-i3..ssked. ~ sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08

BIOLOGIST AND MInERAL0oIsr.

IpAviNe IyJorRD UNUSUAL YkciLI.
tie during The past tusnty.seven years
~ explorstisus In the vsrious mining distrieis
In Nevsds sad California. ,he UNDERSIGNED feels
Justified 10 claiming 10 be able 10 mste salts.
factory rsports upon the e~rlosiesl and mineral.
sreal~ cesdtisus 81 sny mine 10 this country
s5d 10 thsrefors prepared. 81 short notice. 10
uabs
surveys, Explorations and Scientific
Reports
Up~s Any ninise lskiity or mineral deposit
rs v. FRANK STEWART.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08
VICTORIOUS
According 10 tho very latest tslssrspAi'
reports Hayes and Wheeler are elected.

T. p. PicorTl has ssld HE interest In
the sutrs Isdsp,sd,ni and will retire from
the position ~ editor Of that paper.
L~iEurrsAsr dovExsoa ADAMS shooi
hands with . number Of bis Oom'"es
friends yesterday.
Foe, bars Of buliion. valued At 5000
we're shipped from virraia CITY y's'S''
day evening.
CHINESE Thieves are huHsroas In VIZ
einia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08
. REPoRr.
~lasrosrxD pAnr Mt N. r. HEATING . col
naa Ypaneiseo Board.


ruis sonsiSs.
80 0phir. tsS. ga. %. t9s. az
~ nsxfsan. Ss. y. o. ~ -
40 Gould ! Curry. u.s.. lss, La., isS
80 Bsst 4 Belch.r. ttk. an
yeo savsss. lax. it'.. iss
fiO On. Virgins. Hs. 5iS. uS
- choilaf Po;o.i. 70. fsk
lis HAs & Sorcross, ~. ~. II
iso Crown Point. iox. i0s. 10.
ais ,eilos Jacket. 10, H.. i9A
10 Ksntuck. IN
1is Aiphs. ks. A2N
ii13 California, 81, 81. Ss
NV Bslehsr. II. u o5. isl.. n bD.
13 sierra Nevada, IN
lU baiiion. u. 81
xis Erehequsr. lev. IL.
10 uAa. TN
40 Overman. 81. sik
ISIS Justiee. IN. nv. ~. ~.
30 Union Gen.. i,k, Ia
. Lady Bryan. TOO
75 JnliA,
f7s ca'etonia, ~
s Baltinor.. s.a,. sbio
10 siiver Hiil.S
iN DAyton,5
$50 Rosk lslAnt.
IN wooduile. Ia
$40 Dsrianslies,1
a Lady wssnihston. ~
q Mint. iaSe
10 ko-snth. IL
loo Andes.7
300 JcviAthan. rOc. r3c
DNorth Con. Virgins, ~
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.,.,y.,s shis nsysiss.
p,parturea lat Evesiss

orr-EYrp RILEr. the hoodlum horror o,
the Comstock. was arrested last night in
Virginia on . warrant charging him with
assault.
CITIZENS are slmos, daily returning
from the Centennial and the Atlantic
States.
Srlyss err has . dancing club which
thsy have nsmed the Cosmopolitan.
rwrxrr different kinds Of ticlsts were
circulated in Geld Hill yesterday.
TIE Piutss manifested considerable In
tsrsss In Tie election yesterday.
Pm weather favored The sagsbrushsrs
yssssrdsy.
ALI III. banks Of Virginia closed yes
terday.
0ovr,son lB,.pLrr is visiting Virginia
City.
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A CARD.

rs sH vAs ere ssasrns from the srrsr and
ssriy iessy, less 81 slsn HOOD. etc.. ! viii send
. reeips that will care ysu. free 81 charge.
rails 1eat remedy was diseavsred ny . nils
sisaAfy 10 ssuth America. Send q selfsd.
drosed 0vslops 10 the Res. Joseph 7. Ininfn,
stansa D. hbls Heuse. Ns~ fof CIV
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%su,.gsAT,Sa saEsn:

snovs csstSibstsr 10 the Western ptcss, she
yAnied ~ bleeding ~ tbs idnss. 10 hAisa
Honey q asfshsund and Tar. my cough
she ssys, "thresisned 10 sudocats nj
BOT tie Hsnsy Of Horehound and Tar has
removed every trace Of IT,. The letter wasts
ths disposal 81 O. N. crttsnisn.s sixth ave.
nss. ftks's Tsothaehs props cure 10 :ns
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From AT EulRxA MiLL.-Ths silyss
City Tine. Of this morning says: A nsh,
occurred at the Eureia Mil day before
yesterday between John Bird and CAPITALS
small, which. but for . fortunate circum'
stance. might have resulted fatally V one
Of the parties. During The trouble, Bird
got Superintendent KiRg's shotgun and
would have killed Small. but some sss
had lust shst the charge out Of the run,
small then attacked Bird with . shovel.
breaking one Of his thumbs and wounding
him In the arm.
Tns Blue BrAs.-Ths regular Demo
cratic ticis, yesterday had . star printed
In blue tint a The head. This VA doss
in order that The "fsithfui" might know
What they were voting without the hunili.
ating experience Of having somebody reed
their ticket fer them. A beautiful eoun.
tsrfeit was placed upoa the market and
poddled industriously BY several enthu,
tiastic reiormsrs until they were TOLD Of
their mistake.
Oun PUBIC Schools. - The monthly
report Of the Gold Hill schools shows thu
following attendance: Girls, s52 boys
,.o ro,.l ma. According 10 this shov.
inr the sexes are very evenly divided u
our public schools. Al the schools IN ,ni'
District n a'ins vel n nna - !. mss
hie..,n ro.1 ~ studspts.
" r.w..,a.x
MNuo lScoiroRAriox'-ihe "e'o.'
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wsaLp's dlsls hrx,pr - Medical
wonder" - fer rhsamahsm. neuralgia.
~ynp-ooiis. sslds. Trsia'. surss. tostA.
ashe, etc. sc4 ins
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-08
1850,
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
RoRrh OF VIRGINIA,

q. W.
.vyHis OLD. ssTABLisHRD AND RRLI.
able tAundry 10 prepared 10 turn oct any
susatity Of Trsovated and Ciran Lirsn With.
sut bslss damaged By manipulation o. By
shcmieai application.
p.skagss psnetuslly called nv snd ."
Oaecs-f International Hotel and wallace:
yruit Store, IN soaih g street. Nirgihis'sn'
vssey fiouse. Gold I'LL. w u.,t.
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Lrvr,s Ilulu5x nasss bssusjul.
siossy, luzunsnt hail; I,sysns y ta.I ,su,
Sut Of turning say. n has stood tne ~
n for,y ysars, Il ehsrmingiy psrfumsd'
and has no rival.
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q alaaEeW.

Sinking the main shaft 10 going aAssd
rapidly. tho full siss Of The shaft being In
ledge material Of the most favorable hind.
The machinery 10 all In good working
trim and II win not nov take long 70 reach
the 5O0-fsot level. 81 which poinsh 10 the
intentisn 70 again oren . prospecting
station.
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lhuperter.

The tunnel being run from the ravins
TO drain the water in the shai, 10 advans-
ing a, . very satisfactory rate and the
water will BE tapped o When this 10
lone the hoisting works will b again
started into operation and the ledge cut In
a few dave. as was indicated by the face Of
IN. driit when the water came In, and
suspended operations at that point.
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, n,.urr. xIx wtL Carer a,

"a pssvsrss Nan Will cArcn At 4
su,v."-Ifh he esteh 10, II will do him ne
ss :SS; TA .siSs and i .s ss:s.' u nj ss,y
have become dangerous, will rush 70 a.
most every nsstrum for relief. This 10
Why 90 many experiments are tried By the
sufferers. Go 10 your druggist. buy .
battle Of wistsr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
and use II with confidence. II will benefit
Al ones and ultimately eurs. II 10 no
straw; 10 10 . cable we'll tried; hold on -
II and b SAVED. Sold By oil druspsu. j
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Sinking tho main shaft 10 making rapid
progress. the bottom being In soft ledge
material OF Q very favorable description.
Tho shaft IL evidently approaching the
main vein. Judging from the excellent In
dications already developed. The ms
chinsry IL all in tho hnsst possible work
ing condition.
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the coMsTocK.
OUR REGULAR MINING REPORT
FOR THE WEEK ENDING
NOVEMBER Q.

stocks and Psiisics-A Nes.Cese's'
sai Mark et-wateh and Wall
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ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING.
= HAST,
AND
c. HEINRICH,

CNviL AND NfSiso IsoisEkRs AND
~ surv-rsr. -
onnos-fa fr-driet's new building. sosnef D.
rss...s sSor n. rrion and ID stresis. 10 M
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Sutro Tunnel.

fetal length 1893 feet. Face Of header
In very fair working material, principally
porphyry, with stresks OF quartz and clay.