Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-31

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,,.nl 4. -. p,,ia. between the Gold aill
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T,. - ro,,, each emf alternately and
t,,, m. bull. rushing lively to toss them
os anil give IN. marl., a chance. When
- An. make, y,.. m, n 4. M the expens-
q, an. and mr. the other. n being evidently
,m,o..nl. a. l..n hath .nJ. az the thing
ma, , time. Even the two great mines
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,;,.n;ns each other in The WAY Of .,ocl
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p'u'' 'n" T'"' '" 1882"
Jacket u shading ON = htuo ou'
has good hops. and prospects yet.
t.-.. ,na.. mos. anil la,.
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ter ore d~e'-iopniehts' anu hs mo'o '"A"
rumorsd that the old Belcher bonanza Is
bidding fair To lind a continuation or con-
nection downward and southwark. with
Segregated Belcher aud perhaps Overman
really and willing tn receive the same at
,bs,, lox.r levels. This outlook for good
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market are by no means unhealthy ~ Tue
present time.
Below ". give our regular weekly sum
mary oi ia. latest AMI mostcorrect mining
information, derived from official and
authentic sources, showing the situation
Of each mine to-day up To the time Of
going Ia press:
a glasxow,
w..m.i.. u..,,n.,v will n. nm
2" wv" f""f'"e
Oh" ground really Tor er'etoh U! w
morrow. The grading IL completed and
II. erection will then be a matter Of short
work. Much better progress can then be
male win 10. pi1'ps'u s.,.a, ,,"n,h
h, ,o.morrow for opening the 4OO-foot
level station. The prospects for finding
valuable ore on that level are excellent.
-.s C....,,a.s..s ,irrinia.
ihe pumps
d""h y" W" WV" r
coismn aha s'hs,ns III eoSUsoa. if%si'
m engine 4. almo., ready 10 start up. |
and IL will not he but q very short time
now before everything will he In complete
order for resnming work Ia the bottom of
the shaft.
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II. .L.o Ia .,ii an. |
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"s r g. Ia. !. m,l.
al, nros,... \, 4. now down 800
An. bottom in hard blasting rock.
Tn. south drift on the i7O0-ioot level Is In
;5 feet. and /. also making good Roadway.
The erection Of the new machinery issoins
rap'diy ah'ad'
n~aisisasre ANA A'aer'e"s 20"
III" past week hA' zen mostly 90"
suined ia necessary repairs Va '"e p"''''''
so that but little work has been lone IN
the mine. The enlargement Of the l45O-
station il again advancing. The pros-
pecting drifts on the ioslfoot level are
aiso sgain s''"s
rreias'
sihAihs w" man s"Ai'n n'AA"s 'a
lent heai~As' the Do''"ni oe'ns sou ''.''
quartz and ore mixed. The air Wine De-
low the isO-foot level has been sunk q us
iancc Of a. feet. the entire distance
through good milling ore d lump
rapidly b'ihs hi"""P "N' W.
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