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Births.

In Dratleborn, Jan. 81, a son to Edward A. and
Emma Bryant.
In East Dover, JPn. -, daughter, Mabel Rose, to
Elwn II. and Ella S. Jones.
In Newfane, Jan. ~, son to Mr. and Mrs Marcus
Adams
In whtingham, Jan. %, son to Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Cutting. Weight, II pounds
In West Chesterfield, N. H., Jad. 80, daughter to
o. l.. and Maria N. Randall and granddaughter to
Eleazer Randall Esq.
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Aarrtd0fB.

In Montague City, Mass. Jan. 30, Jacob II. bangs.
conductor on the Ftchburg Railroad and Eliza Ann
Dean Of Waterbury, Conn.
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IL orders at ROOT McKEANDS. order early, as
VIC have to engage them in order 10 be supplied.
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FOR 1870.
APPLETON'S JOURNAL
n Household Weekly MaDdzine,
DEVOTED TO
Popular Literature, nnd All Matters Of
Taste and General Culture.

APPLEToNs' Journal aims 10 be eomPrehensiUe, in
ctuding in its plan all branches Of literature, and
treating oil subjects Of interest 10 Intelligent readers
designs 10 be eieUdfed in taste aud pure in tone
gives in quantity fully tWenfyfUe per cent more
than the largest Of the monthly magazines, uhHs in
quality its literature Is of the Highest class.
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GABRIEL CONROY,'
BH BRET HARTE,
A SECOND FARMERS VACATION"

BY COL. GEO. z. wARING, JR.
Col wArng is now in Europe, visiting, in q row.
boat ride Of two hundred and nifty miles, VI the
most fertile and interesting Of the growing val
legs Of Europe. This second series of papers prom
ses to be even more interesting than tbAb with which
our readers already familiar.
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xANTiPPE.

II seems that tho memory OF this
woman, like that Of her rcnowned.hus.
band. Is likely TO be kept alive to tho
end OF time. She IL said to have pos.
sessed a very irritable temper, and he
namo has become n synonym Of viz.
en-" or "scold." II Is moro than pos.
sible. however, that the judgment passed
upon her by mankind has been too
severe. A more charitable disposition
would undoubtedly have discovered In
her many good qualities. and have at.
tributsd her failings more to physical
inhrmities than to moral obliquity. The
party most intimately acquainted with
her, and therefore the best able to form
q correct opinion, gives her credit for
many domestic virtues. II Is now well
known that many Of the diseases TO
which IN are subject have q direct
tendency TO render them irritable, peev-
ish, cross, morose. unreasonable, so that
they chafe md fret over all those little
ills and annoyapces that q person In
health would bear with composure. II
il fair to infer that most OF the tantrums
OF Xantippe were due TO these causes
alone; and could Socrates. as he return.
ed from the Senate, the Gymnasium. or
tho Atheneum, havo stopped at Pestle
& Mortar's drug store and carried homo
u bottle Of DR.. Pierce's Favorito Pre-
scription. now and then. no doubt he
might have svaded many a "curtain
lecture" allayed many q domestic
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

BRAINS IN T'xs OF PxnrL.-Ths
Grand Theatsr at Vienna was crowded.
Tho Emperor Francis, with several
members OF his family. was In tho i'm
porial boz. The play. Schiller's Roooers.
had reached its third net, when o cry
arose that the stage was on Ere. Emile
Dsyirent signaled at oncs 10 the propri.
c,or, who lowered tho curtain. The
actor, stepping In front OF II ere II had
wholly fell, In his clear. clarion voice.
said; "Tho Emperor has been despoiled
Of nm aigretta Of diamonds. No honest
man will object to being searched. You
will pass out one by n at each entrance
and DO searched by the police stationed
at the several doors. Any man sttsmpt.
Ing TO 90 ont OF order will be arrested"
Tho crowd, deceived by the GOODNESS and
tho charge, poured out. As each reached
the door he was simply told TO hurry on.
and lust as the last rows OF the upper
gallery were filing out, tho flames burst
through the curtain. But not q lie was
Lost, though In less than IN hour after.
ward the building was in ruiss.-h Y.
Grdphic.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Yir In Cuba.


HAvAxA, March "A Are in Rsela,
opposite Havana, destroyed seventy
houses and shantiss. Loss. $4,000.
cesaisios Or wissIew. she Yergsr.
LONDON, March /. -w inslow. the
Boston forger, wa again brought up In
court to-day. but was rsmandsd until
tomorrow to await tho receipt from the
Foreign Once Of . document having an
important bearing on the case. tho pro-
duction Of which was demanded by his
counsel. winsiow was allowed to DO
seated during the examination In court
to-day. He told intsrviswsn that no
was very III and his wife AMI sister still
complained OF the treatment which they
resolved at the hands Of the police at
Rotterdam. winslow's friends in Amer.
lea have sent q telegram to Mr.. Saint
Wilmer, a lawyer. retaining him for the
defense OF winslow In London. This
was. however. against the wishes OF Mr..
winslow himself. as he had decided that
no would.not appeal against eItrsdiiion.
His vile intends accompanying
him b,ck to the United States. The
prison authorities continue the same
kind OF treatment towards winslaw that
they haue hitherto observed. They do
not allow him to read the newspapers.
but give him aplsntiiul supply Of books.
He Is not required 10 clean his own cell
nor do anything mental. His health 10
much affected lately. and bis face Is pale
and hasgard, II II suffering from I
isty. His wife and sister look carsvorn.
Detective Dearborn 10 lodging at the
LAnaham House. m.f.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
R.ssesseA

AtktBt4tbon h~T~r"t~ -
Bosrox, March 2.-Ths practice Of
svading payment Of taxes by wealthy
citizens has become such m evil here
that solicitors have prepared a DRAFT Of
an act to govern the question Of domi.
Giles for the purpose Of taxation. anil
the matter has been referred to tho
Legislative Committee on Judiciary. with
. request that the act 10 passed.
Rhode Island Demeerasie Csavsn.
tiea.
Providence, Il. l., March 2.-Ths
Democratic State Convention IL called
for the 10th instant.
Reduesiss OF Pristsr's wages.
NEW Yonx. Mar. 2.-Employing book
aud jop printers have adopted . new
scale Of prices. to take effect March II.
The wages OF competitors are reduced
from $40 to Sis per week. and cor
responding reduction will be made In
piece and time work.
Proposed DIvidsad On wesiera
Usiea TELEGRAPH stsek.
At q meeting Of the Directors OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
yesterday, Il was estimated that the
earnings would justify the payment Of
dividend Of TX por cent. for tho quar-
ter. Several Of the Directors were Of
the opinion that the dividend should BE-
passed. while others thought the stock
holders were entitled TO whatever was
earned.
Fatal AecidssG
BuYYALo, March 2.-Lsst evening an
engine and freight car on the Grand
Trunk ran through . bridge over the
canal alp. There were four men on
the engine st the time Of whom David
Hardy. Of Bradford. was torn 10 pieces
In the machinery Of the locomotive
which continued to work Ave minutes
after going through the bridge and while
In the canal.
Freight Rates.
NEW YoHx, March 2.-RAilrosd man
ayers in session yesterday appointed .
TO take into consideration the
OF freight rates and make . 70.
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,,nx or THE GLASS CIGAR,

HIGN OF THE GLASS CIGAR,
A, DR.. sfALprS0's SALOON. oppesi,s the
odd Ysilovs' Building. Virginia City. Nevada.
SIMON PACKsHER, Of the International
Ior many ysan before the great hrs, BE-. now
ss,sd sp :r = s5ss' i s, Re- s;s Ss' s 81 =: * iii
A. Oh ola, deal out 10 his friends and patrons
ths CHOICEST AND MOST FAvORITE
BRANDs or IMPoKTED ciuAK<. He has
slso 90 hand . nns-selectsd stech Of Chswtng
Wostsnholm Cutlery, Mseryehsum Pipes, and .
nne s,sortmspt Of Fancy ooods $500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
srArIoxERy Asp yEwKLRY.

J.. b. Marshal. ct the Gold mn Post
once store, Ia sole agent for 81
the San Rnncisco and Bscramsnte daily
papers. All the latsst Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received - soou a. publlshed.
aud delivered In any part Of town. Hank
books and stationery In great variety. blank
books OF every description made 10 order 81
short notice. Gold and silver watches. cloeks.
and . nns assortment Of lewelry; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. Bee regular adver.
tiscmeut In another column. ieie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
A -suYeocArINa COUGH.

In . letter to Mrs.. Lisie, OF chicago. . ven
known contributor 20 the Western press. she
ascribea the cure Of dangerous cough. accom-.
panied By bleeding q The lung, 70 lIale's
Honey Of Iforshound and Tar. my cough"
she says. threatened 10 sufoeats me-
removed svcry trscs Of t." The letter vas To
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed t ct
the disposal Of O. N. Crttsnton.T hlxth ave.
me. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

LINCOLN once said TO welles that
Sheridan vas "a brown. chunky little
chap, with q long body. short legs, not
enough neck TO hang him. and such
long arms that 10 his ankles itch BIO can
scratch them without stopping"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
VACANT places in tho dental ranks will

never occur il you are particular with
xo,, ,..,h anil cls,nss them every day
with Thai lannon's ,oo,b.wash. Sozopoyr.
From youth TO Old age u wiz keep ,ne
.a".a a'ons ~ ~ Sp.a,ion, baxs
' nsa,l.liks vhi,snsss. and the gums A
roseate hue, while tho breath is pure.
and rendered sweet aud fragrant. II is
composed Of rare antiseptic herbs. and
is entirely free from tho objectionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth pastes.
etc.
p. p,. col, uu,.r
-
who was al Reno last hiSht' says 'n"'
none Of the residents OF this place, not
excepting those who live on the Divide.
have any idea Of the genuine washoe
zephyr. Although not a nervous man.
nc ss -, .s.s ~. Ch.mhsri.in uouss'
I'm which h. was stopping. might at any
moment be lsy,leL with tho ground. in
yolyiue in its destruction the lives Of all
i,s inmates. Ills feelings OF relief were
almost painful in their intensity as the
trnin moved out this morning and bore
him OF. towards Slippery Gulch.
.uu.
M" '"s
rr.nci.co day before Yesterday: Tn.
Civ Of Boston Mining Company. TO Oh.
crate in tho Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, with $40, 00O, 900 capital
stock. Tho Directors are T. Il. Nor
Gan. Frank Otis. ID. l.. Brandt. A. q.
Garnett and Z. Skerriu. The Centsn.
nial Silvor Mining Company. to operate
IN the o'a.e Oh Ns''ua, N,.n siy S
W;,. n Wsra.iJ i p.,shhaclst
John q. Kock. and Louis Eaplan.
PkRsoSAL--haJof Do~hie uroPpeu
into the NEWS Office this morning for a
f.v minutes. The Gallant old pioneer
has lust come over the Sierra FROM the
big Blue Lead to see his friends Tor a
day or two. he reports plenty OF snow
over there, cio0Ring the water di'ehes
and impeding mining operations some
That. ms tunnel, 'he oen'enhln. u
inst =. ,bon,b there vas mo Winter Al
an.
rAi'pAi'-io-mo'ro" "ii W Pay-u'!
with the Yellow JACKET and Crown Point
saln,ne .Jmpn 81; onn me .0In VIII
formed in and about the mine during
ibs mast month. and the latter about
sio 6OO' SATURDAY will lie Belcher nav.
dav.
CHANGE or PLAcE.--Ths spelling
match OF this evening will come of.
40 saws Professor Flint, al the old gram.
mar school building instead OF at Liberty
Engine House, "A announced in ycster-
days issue. We understand tha' n
's"s
A UNIVERSAL RKArpr. =" Browns
Bronchial Troches." for coughs. colds
~ o'onen'ai sa""5ns TAI -
putty a,o a.tsa1 4. a., - NAM
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CARD.

To ali vho arc ssssdns mon the srro.s and
.:1I; sss.,. 10: 81 d mani $ssSeo ss' &c. I .ili end
= r.eips that viii ears yoa. Ne q ehsrfs.
ri 1est remedy wss DISCOVERED ~ ME
10 ary In souih America 5sne : ssmsa'
ss o. MSis Homes. NV FORK CITY.
anil 6m
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oBsrACLEs no MARRIAaE.

Happy FelIsf Tor young msh ffOm tns eaeS
Of errors and abuses In early We. nsnsocd
New method 81 trvsimcnt. Nev. and rrmark'
shle rvmcdies. Books sod eircular sent nes.
iu ecs,ed cnyclops. Address HOWARD An
sOClATlON, tisN. Ninth stfeet, Philsdelpni.s
Ps.-sn i~nstitution having . high r,ps,at'os
for Honorable conduct end professional SAIL
ia11 3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

The Khedive In going to send some
mummies to the Centennial. How they
viii laugh at our joility ovsr the fact that
We havo reached The enormous ago Of
100 years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

Jupox Mum says the Yosemite Valley
was dug out by glaciers. The glaciers
must have been an industrious people.
I. IL sad to think they have passed away
forever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

BED nxE-Little Willie was Haying
his usual prayer at his mothers knee,
aud having got ~ far ~ ''If I ahould
die before I wake" hcsitatsd. swell.
what ncxt2" asked his mother. "why.
mamma. ! suppose the next thing
would 10 o funeral"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

Tx .isap.ysar neek.tis." for gentle
men, Inns n spring which, being touched.
moves a thickness OF silk aside, and
shows q disc inscribed. "No."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

-
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80 WI
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riffs nozxno.
50 Meadow vsiley. AZ
isO raymond q kiy. iSk
ltO FurskA Con-. Ian
Is Pussian. IL
100 Lsopssd. . 80
40 Jsek.on,7
20 Bslmoat IN
no X Conf
40 JsGerson. N
TO Oils, N
3ll, Panther. AZ, ~
40 Husssy,1
$50 General ThsmAs, 81
1000 Tiger. 20,
50 Northern Bslls, -
AO Derrpse, 81
So sisn.seld. sie
IN Advance. ~
ao Osss Goa, 9oc
iOo Metallic. ~
loo Golden chsrisa. AZ
NO south chzrist. Sc
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90 Js,I.: iss; ~
re- xnas.sse.sSs.. q.
% Ss.ilsss;; 's
ND DAYTON, It;ox
49, s
10 =. y; Con-
sse'''"'
1sns..n , %
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100 Earvp. 800
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az, l,S North Con; vifx'n'A''
ioio ttospss'.oS
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- Motnisg 49,.
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$3.50
81 a,sysa. =. AZ a. ,,,,.a
S,svs
isoo Nol.a Avn'N
~ sssiS
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
ROLLS or HONOR.
Lever Geld nam rasiie srhssi.
4. \ q. Davis. Teacher.


AGr.ds-Mat. Truran 80. Katy Lyons
81. Harry Gray Is. Maggie Moran 81.
Nora Sullivan 50. Emma Kresge so.
Fanny Carroll n. Rosa Carroll so. Ed.
ward Luby 90, Nicholas Hummrl %. A.
McCrinmon 30. Nellie Gmy ~. Mary
guile G5. Nelly welch CO, Willie Parker
81. Lizzie Black ca.
In the c. d and Primary. the follow
ing were present every day during the
month: Willie Gray. Milky Moriarty.
Jimmy Black. Many Black. Johnny
Smith. Anthony Smith. Many Quinn.
johnny Hickey. Milky Hannadn, Abbis
guile. Lizzie Fitzgerald. Maggie Smith.
Katy Moriarty and George frock.
divide sehesi. Miss o. L. Taylor.
Teacher.
Girls-Thursa Fanll. George McDor-
NETT. Mamie Hansen, Mary Tyrrell,
Janet simpson. Anna Bawden. Mary
Bawdsn. Bertha Brett. Lille Rapson.
Anna Shields. Fanny Mullard, Sarah
Hill. Lizzie Bawden, Katie Canty. Car
RE Tremaine. Fanny Dorsey. Gussie
Strominssr. Maggie Ksneally. Matte
Sheehan. Eda Bowling. Eliza Thomas.
Freddie Tobsner. Julia Thomas, Hattie
Noble. Katy CAVITY. Boys-John Col
Inns. Willie Curnow. Thomas Booth.
Charles Doves. John Denman. TIivie
Collins. Hartman Tobener. Charles Joy,
Mansfield Joy. Dan Greenwault, Harry
Woody. Gussio Noble. Richard Noble,
John CAVITY.
Primary Department.. divide school
Mics I.aura hisimas. teacher.
Girls-Katie Hannah. Ella wooley.
Frances Samuel. Louisa Trsmbly, Mary
Dundarand. Louisa Louizelle, Sarah
Louizslls. Katie Henning. Nettie Noble.
Emma Campbell. Mary Mallcy. Boys
Harry Stokes. James Murphy. John
Murphy. Charlie Brett, James Watson,
Willie Bowden. James Thomas. Willie
Avsrill. Mark Collins, Sam Mecurdy.
John Rapam.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

The increase Of population In tho
United States from 1910 to 1870. Accord
ing To the census, was CO per cent.
while tho increase Of churches during
tho same period 10 10 per cent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

"PA, do storms ever mako malt
liquorsi" "No. child. why do you askf"
''Becauss ! heard ma tell Jane 10 bring
In the clothes, for . storm was brew
ing"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

The New York paper. tell about .
drawback on sugar" That's nothing.
There has been . fearful pull.baek on
'lassss all Summer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

Culnrorrr CusnxAx suffered for A.
teen years from cancer In tho breast,
and died at last Of pneumonia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

Ak Upton. Mass. man has q pork
barrel that has been In the family two
hundred years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

TIE hsppisst women. like tho hap
piest nations, have no history.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
Arrivals si.ia Asssi.s.
departures i..ss kvss,.s.
ASSESSMENTS

m@.nAA GaAlamu-s n rsnta Dxr aharo loytal
s.,,ooasas pa.,rs a.. AZ
AZ Ann ~ is.c.
sns..o,-ae..,.,.r.. share,
s.ssn.s. 10. S.,,n,.sns SsreA ~
Az dsy. Aprili 10. is5o.
49,. N.,.s.-sn -. .h.,,, levied Yah.
~. S.iiro,s,s M.,rh a, ,air dsy
apri is. isss.
...ss o,.,....-ss cent. NJ, share; Low.
- rshrn.r, al. d,llnou,ut Nsrh ~; ,als
Isy. April Il. ISIS.
..,,. NJ, .h.,., ,.v,.d Yrsru-
49,, a. dsi,naaent Nsrh ~: sale day,
April IL. isis. -
maj, "a: dslipausnt Nsrvh %; sale day.
April II, isTs.
r.:.... Gs.se,,o sss.: 3: :ss': 4, ; is, e!
day. April II, is1s.
u~.~erial-si p>r share levied February IS
aslirauent March n; sale Dag. April II.
1919.
Utah-s3 psr share levied February IL de-
linquent March "A; sale day, April 10, 1875.
original Geld Miii-ls cent. r:r share;
levied February 10 dsliuqusnt March IL;
sale day. April q. 1915.
Is...-so cents per snsf. !: lss,.a sso,s {s.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
Niagara.

Tho erection Of the machinery is rap
idly approaching completion. A soon
as everything Is again in good running
order, sinking the main incline shaft
will DO resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
.DIyIDEND@

c...s,,dsseA virginia-} 80 per share.
sr,rrvstins si.0O,oo0; declared February
s; payable February II. iss.
uv.. nm snA Mtning Co.-to cents
per shars, payable February !, ISIS.
ussshsr-N per shars. aggreeaiine sloe.ooo;
dsclarrd February q; payable fsorusfJ ~
1915.
Alp. Gi.ss.l-1,s. ~. ss''s per 'A.'s' p''''''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
DardanelIes.

Tho north drift, at tho l40-foot level,
is being steadily pushed ahead. and the
indications thus far developed 50 to
show that only depth Is required 10 hnd
n paying body Of ore. We understand
that the company propose putting up
the requisite hoisting works for that
purpose before long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

wnrrs 1nKx PIAuLr.-h teachers
In making out their rolls Of honor would
be careful 70 write each name plainly.
hey would confer q favor on US.
PERSONAL. - We incidentally found
Joshl, I. Ayrss. Precedent. and 4. =.
Gould. Superintendent Of tbs North
Carson Nine, In town to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
Prospect.

The works started up in good style
yesterday. and sinking the shaft Is net.
lively resumed. going after tho excellent
developments shown by the diamond
drill to exist further down. The drill
has penetrated 10 the depth Of G35 feet.
and still In good vein matter. assaying
well. Work In the drift Of the upper
workings was resumed today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
California.

The face Of the north drift, on the
I550-ioo, level. is still in very rich ore.
This drift has about $50 feet yet to run
to reach the ophir line. Tho Wine.
from crosscut No. G. below tho 1900.
foot level. is down forty feet, the bot.
tom also in line ore. The north drift.
on tho liO0-foot level. running to con-
meet with the 0phir. is making steady
and favorable progress. sinking the
e.. * q. shaft is making splendid pro-
gress. 1t is now down l.lO0 feet. There
Is a strong flow Of water ut the bottom
which Is easily handled by the pumps.
II is the intention 500 10 start the Cal.
ifornia and brunswick mills on ore from
this mine. These two mills alone, run.
ming on the rich ores Of the mine. will
be amply sufficient TO make steady divi-
bends. the California mill having crush.
ed alone 5000 tons Of Consolidated vir-
ginia orc during tho short month Of Feb.
ruary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
Rough s"d Ready.

The new steam hoisting works have
started up and are working splcndidly,
assisting very materially in sinking the
shaft, which was SIX feet deep at II
o'clock A. N. to-day. Excellent pro.
gress Is being made. the bottom being
In Hne looking vein material.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

stocks Nnd Minss-A Lively aud
fremisinE Market Important
improvements in the Miainy
hisuaston-A Good future OWt.
IOok-hew ThinEs Look To. Day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
Union Consolidated.

The streak OF ore In tho north drift
on the upper tunnel level continues
about 2H feet in width, aud Of q favor
able quality. The quartz and ore In
the bottom OF the winzo being sunk bo-
low the 1300.foot level Is showing much
more favorable for tho finding OF paying
bodies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02
Rock IsIaud.

The station at the 850.foot level is
nearly completed, ready to ommencs
the prosecuting OF the ore vein at that
point. Nothing new Of any other por-
ton OF the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

The repairs to tho shaft are compile.
ted. also the several stations In the
pumping compartment. Sinking tho
shaft will now DO resumed In good ear
nest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-02

Sinking the shaft Is making steady
progress, tho rock In the bottom being
somewhat hard and the flow Of water
still strong. Opening the pump station
at the 95O.foot level is making steady
progress. The pump will be In running
order at that station in a very few days
more.