davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01
INro THE ~
A Mas Killed ~ she Rock Isissd
Mine.

l.,w..n 10 anil 4 'elo.k n
h'"'"'"e ,D.,
fatal accident occurred ~ the is'eA iAiAnu
mine, Ina which one man was instantly
liil.I. anil another. the chief engineer at
-. .u,a,x ,u,,r.I
~ -, Az. ,,... ,h;.
Nt~s reP"'"i ''N'u
morning and ascertained the following par
,~icular. from the foreman. engineer and
hi, .,,i,s.r az ,h.m mine: John N. Park
~. e., ang;,,.., recommended by n
~. nam..l John prou,. .tarteL 10 come
!. ~ a. no,,h ,anl' Prout standing
~ m. ~.-, siic AZ tbe tank and Park
60, siie' rhr,- lell. were
.a,n'i..I an liza, the engineer knew there
w.,a ms, .boari' just before the cage
$500 ~. hssJ a. the sh.ft the engineer
r., "a NJ team ami .t,empts,i 10 nut ON
,nn,..,a ~ All Al onr, Ji.eoyerei that
~" ~ 49, ~ 80 ,hroxn ont ~ N.
M. hy ,ha nnJer lar which comes up TO
su'..s H. s,oa,..J lawn m IN N
49,. ~, n,o,,.n, M. r.g, with the two
-. .n,.,ar,,I aboye the ton Of the shaft.
p.,lin,nn saw that something was the
ms,,,r and called ont To Clarke the
sns,aS c,.rts IA .uch a degree that he
80 nn.blr to do ANYTHING At all. 30 the
r,r.' with the tank and the two men.
49, am mn out Of the guides. and Prout's
- go. sru.h.l between the cable and
H. ,Ii.v wh,.I an which II works, more
!. rfaaIi lnaxn anon, miners a. the
.,.h"as.3 parkInson's arm WAS around
,haa.,l. anil VA. caught between Prout's
nj anJ The pullsy wheel, where It
"4" ,AhI o. MIR. than half an hour.
was ".'a a.,an,i, Iill,J' parkin,on'.
," ,s,,,hiy Lrai-,i aud mashed. but
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01

CENTENNIAL IDEAs-ADylScENrST n
PHooHhss.-Ha,ing come TO the eonclu-
sion that the sure~t way for US TO succeed
In business Is by manufacturing and i'm.
porting our own goods from the East. so
that we will be able to give customers
and the public at large better Inducements
TO trade with US In Gold Hill, our motto
will lie no middle men. For the present.
and until our arrangements are completed
We will ODER our entire stock Of Summer
clothing at greatly reduced prices. to make
roam Tor oar direct importaiions. Mt.
Wolf. Of the flrm Of II. 4 W.. will po.i..
lively leave for the Fast ON the 10th OF
Juiy' SHOULD this article h. noticed by
n 81 our customers indebted 10 us, We
kindly request them to call and settle
their accounts before the above date. as
We need money 10 enter intoHur new en-
terpri,e, Thanking yon for past favors.
Va Gope IN merit ,he same far ,he fatnte.
REJxsrEJS 4 WoLr,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01
The Law Against Firserseksrs =
Deed Letter ~ Man Franchises
Marrow Escape frsa DrewninE
81 rive Dsys.

SAN FRAScisco. July Ill P. ~
The Board Of Supervisors last night
rescinded the Batsman contract. The
same body refused to phss . resolution
permitting the firing Of crackers. etc.,
but to-day the fusilads 10 as heavy - on
an ordinary Fourth. and never before
have dealers done such . business In
miscellaneous fireworks. and Il IL safe TO
say that the law will be o dead letter.
Ia Hocs Popolo OF this city issued Its
centennial number yesterday. liz spe-
cialty being an excellent translation OF
the Declaration OF Indspsndsncs, the
Consultation OF the United States and
the amendments to the same. They are
introduced with . glowing editorial
tribute to the founders Of the republic
and the practical liberty enjoyed BY their
descendants.
The High links OF the Fourth will Be
ushsred In BY 10 German residents In .
demonstration known among The Rhine
landsrs a. the Zapfsnstrsiek. The pro-
cession will start from the corner Of Sat
ter aud Kesrny streets at the stroke OF
midnight on Monday night. sccompa-
MED BY bands and illuminated BY
torches.
A boy while bathing at North Beach
was taken with cramps about n hun
drsd yards from the shore and sank.
His companion swan TO rescue him.
and the first boy took the second under
three times. Both were In imminent
danger Of drowning. when Adam Aul.
bach. . compositor on the Essning Post.
seeing their danger. went to the rssue.
got hold OF both. and by determined Of
forts. reached the shore with the boys.
The latter were rssuscitatsd and sent
home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01

Tar F.Ro CoSrSDRrM.- An Iowa pa
per copies the question proposed before
u Teachers County Institute about the
man putting bi. money down on the aee
and trey. After "rasling" with the sub
Iect for a moment. the Journal says;
:. No~. We don't propose W let storey
county OF any other county. get ahead oi
the State Of Page. and II the teschers OF
Nevada got stuck on the above problem.
We suggest that Superintendent Miller
have il solved at the coming Teachers In
situate. and furnish the Nevada teachers =
solution or he might Incorporate II IN
his monthly list of questions. and grant
no teacher a certificate until . solution u
reached. Nothing like keeping ahesd, you
KNOW nthose Iowa teachers come here
they will have an opporipaify of testing
the question practically.
wASrrp.-Read the advertisement Of =
small girl wanted. Published In another
column to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01
the SCHOOL susrLEE
sssi.g che ola sehssl Tear Out
A Happy Time Among she Mo.

II 10 not very often that the schools give
a, .,h,hi,io, nm, vh., ,bcx do m.te an
-. a. H.. a..
a''emPt IN tne en'ernhheh' iine ue'
generally make . success OF II. The peo-
| ple M Cola Hill ,lvsvs treat tho schools
.-.u.,~ =. -. ~ hv ,ho ,,h.r.,
sns'
patronage bestowed upon the exhibition
lsst night. Miners Union Hall was crowd
:, a. a.. ,,,,.., .,..,,v ~i,h u,,,rro, n,
$3.50
parents. children. and citizens. The even
ing wa warm, but the audience bore up
brayely and showed great attention.
Ths exercises OF me evening were opened
oy The singing Of welcome, oy the
school. aiter which, Master Isaac sehran
delivered the address OF releome. i,asc
enloys tne isPuAuon Oh peins tue smAhcst
md one OF me sniartest OF the Boys IN the
hign school. HIS address WAS deivered
eoolly and deliberately, In . clear and dis.
tinct voice, n I . manner maj showed
That the boy knew what he Wa. doing and
That no wa not embarrassed by the sea
OF upturned faces. -.
Patrick FIELD, In "Char-co-o-ai," NC.
uuIIIEu nIuIHELI n0DIN. IILLI0 WOO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01

San F~Rlscisco. July $3.50 P. H.
The City to-day is virtually given mp to
sightseeing. The streets are throngsd
with people. admiriug the decorative
display. to which additions are being
hourly made. The adjournment Of the
Stock Boards makes California street
look apparently dstsrtsd. so far as bust
ness 10 concerned. though there Is the
usual congregation Of people to be seen
there.
Impressive Centennial services were
held this morning at the Suffer street
Synagogue. which were attended BY a
great Of people. Similar SER
vices were held at the Mason street Syn.
agogus.
But very little business 10 going ON In
any department. The principal streets
are literally yelled In Gags. large and
small, and the buildings, public and pri.
vais. are drspsd in every imaginable dc.
vice. No beginning has yet been made
In decorating the Palace Hotel. and II
looks as though no attempt IL to be
made in that direction.
Considerable duttsr has been occa-
sionsd In the various departments OF the
Government In this city on account Of
the possible results Of q failure IN pass
the Appropriation bills. It Is reported
that officers have been advised Of the
probability Of . serious Inconvenience
In the Postohacs. Internal Revenue
oAlcs. United States Marshal's and
other bureaus. unless some conclusion
can 10 reached at an early day. A tsm.
p0rary measure Of relief. afforded by the
action Of Congress yesterday, bridges
the difhculty for q few days. after which
the outlook Is said TO look somewhat
dubious. Orders have been received TO
discontinue the Office Of Supervisor Of
Internal Revenue. All attaches and sm-
ployes have been discharged. The
books, papers and other property OF the
Office have been packed up for storage,
and the conduct Of the business Of the
Department delegated to Special Agents
Clarke and Crane.
The removal OF II. T. Tsryand. Chief
Of the Special Agency Service Of the
Treasury. is announced in the overland
dispatches this morning. This Is con.
sidersd by those we'll qualified to form
an opinion rs q hard blow at the invss-
tigaiion Of svsnus frauds. now being
pushed OH this coast. Taryand wal n
Of the Oldest and most efficient oflcsru
In the service. He was selected by
Bristow TO work up the st. Louis whisky
frauds. and was the prime mover In the
onslaught which resulted in the break
ing up Of the ring there and Furnishing
Its members. He was afterwards placed
at the head Of the division. where he
was largely instrumental In pushing the
warfare on the Chicago ring. His re-
movL gives much satisfaction in ring
circles here. as Kidding them Of an active
and Incorporating enemy,
About noou yesterday Wm. Waters.
one Of the crew Of the shlp Il. y. Wood.
lying in the bay. jumped overheard and
carried out his intention. suicide. Boats
were lowered from the Portsmouth.
Tuscarors and two French frigatss 10
save him. but all was unavailing. His
body has not been recovered.
A wnikman engaged In decorating
the Pacific Iron Work, on Hrst street.
fell from the cornice this morning, 70.
csiyinp fatal injuries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01
NEW GRocrHY sroKr.-ltead the adver.
ti.ament az Henderson A Heater I'm An

~ 49,. lAAl A.. Alw.a
Nh~ uhoeth' r"A- Tue .a''''
"
o'ne' '''' ~ ." ,"'
opyne H,na, ',ors an son,i s,rsst
yirrinis. nearly opposite the Presbyterian
Church. and are fully prepared TO III all
orders In their line, supplying hotels, res
t~aursnts. or ANYBODY At the lowest possible
nriee,- They have An extensive and par
iicularly veil-.elected stock Of goods 10
choose from. Hugh Hester Is gentleman
49, ~ s,;snds anil ss for .Jobn
Henderson, his name Is a. familiar
A household word. In connection with
M. ,lrv yooJ. busincss In that lop-.iled
city. Henderson a Heater cannot fail 10
succeed we'll.
an. ,.u.u ,,.,, ,,a.. ,,.
-...,.h No., !, .p,r,h. |" In ,no,h.r
m-.onn... An. ,I,sn, n , yonn.
,,ru1ri.t In n midst. As q compounder
or eSpounder OF drugs, or anything else he
NAV ind worthy in his line, We L0ubt not
thai he will h. . SUCCESS. We bespeak for
the Youngster many long years of active
usefulness; nay NE prove ~ s"ou "An
EuRoPA SrocE DNIpESD.-A stock divi-
dend has been declared upon the capital
.,o.l M ,hs Puropa Mining Compapy.
being one share Of segregated Europa
Mining Compsny's stock tosseh ma every
share ot Europa s'oek. D''iuenu uen''
cred on the io,h instant. ~, ,uI..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01
rnR PAI.Aca CLOTHING IsroRR.

ty. and ready cash always flowing about.
Il IL . standing Disgrace for q man unless
an eiitor or = politician) to be seen going
about dre-sed In poor clothes. No man
can plead poverty. because Roos Bros. are
now selling clothes at prices within the
reach Of everybody. People are beginning
10 ind thai they can buy ready-made
clothing fifty per ecu cheaper than to
have them made 10 order. and the cut and
material Just good. Roos Bros. are
now selling dress, black and diagonal
suits Al rates which are astonishingly low.
and the man who buys 81 Roos IL looked
mon a. the patron " some f~sshionable
,siIar, Truit. sRd yalt-e- for sale st law
figures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES
srsciAL 70 n ooLp NIL nAur rlvl
DOMESTIC NEWs.

Preparing Tor the Centennial In the
Fast.
New YoRK, July 1.-The weather con.
tinuss warm and delightful. Grsa.
preparations are being made for the
Fourth. Brooklyn and Jersey City. a.
we'll n this city. are getting into . osls.
bratins condition. Flags. banners and
strssmsrs are In position In every di.
re:tiou. The entire streets are given up
to . display Of bunting. Many magnin.
cent decorations ars already made. and
o are to follow. The engins-houses.
police Offices and city buildings. a. we'll
a. hundreds Of private residences, are
appropriately and p~rofuscly decorated.
The. Indiaa war.
NEW YoRx. July LA Herald Omaha
dispatch received at the Department
headquarters to-day from Fort Laramie
says the reports from the Red Cloud
Indians coming In bring news Of another
fight with the northern Indians, the
troops engaged not being Crooks, and
that the village 10 entirely deserted.
Ysryaa's Removal.
NEW YoRx, July LA Herald WASH
ington special says the truth IL that Var.
yam Is . victim OF the whisky thieves In
the West. He has been active aud I'M
firing In bis Investigation. and when hs
had just returned from st. Louis with
evidence Of frauds duplicating Melon
aid. Joyce and others, before wen any
seizures were made. General Babcock
one day went TO q prominent treasury
officer and asked him 10 that Yaryan
wasn't making himself too id fresh In
the st, Louis whisky matters. Senator
hostility to Yaryan is sup
posed to rome from his intimacy with
Bsbcock. The Herald regards Yarysn's
a. Grants last blunder. and
that Republicans will have hard work 10
excuse IL.
ssn ssrshss Ia New York.
New YoRK. July l.-Ssvsral moro
persons were Frustrated by heat ysstsr-
day. In u or two cases the result was
fatal. Adviess from Utica report that
Governor Seymour was ~prostratsd by
heat. He must give up all engagements
for the third and fourth.
Advice ON she Chinsss
Question.
Nrw YoRx. July IA World edito-
rial says the respectable aud intelligent
Of the Pacific Coast. who are
opposed TO the charged importation OF
bondsmsn and b~ondswomsn,
owe II TO themselves. and TO their cause TO
rsprsssthe notous demonstrations against
China to which the Hoodlum element Of
society seems now to be giving
way. Americans Of the East have for
The most part q very inadequate notion
n to the perils to California society In
in the condition AMI character Of
immigration, u would be
most disastrous to prevent them from
Inquiiing into thsss psrils by outbreaks
and disorder, which would infsllibly be
interrupted 10 show that the Mongolians
81 the Pacific coast are o race Of pig
tailed lambs worried by Anglo-Amsrican
II would be = good thing II
~sitizsns should bestir themselves against
what looks like an organized effort to
make their country u sort Of social sew
Or for ovsr-crowded China, but let them
DO wary how they permit reckless ruff.
to cause their good to be evil
Of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01

In . letter to Mrs.. Lisls. Of Chicago, . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
sscribes the cure Of q dangerous cough. accom'
panied By bleeding II the lungr, 10 Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. my cough
but the Honey Of Horehound and Tar has
removed every trsre of It." The letter was TO
4 LADY friend IN this city. who has placed u 81
The disposal OF q. N. critienton. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In enc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01
oRsTACLHs 70 MAuulAaR,

Happy relief for young msI from the eject.
Of errors and abuses IN early lie. Manhood
restored. Impedimsuts Ia marriage removed.
able remedies. Hooks aad circulars sent free.
In sss,sd e~nyeiops. Addrevs HOWARD A.
sOOIATlQN. 4iaN. Ninth street. philadelphia.
PA.-sn Institution having 3 high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional shiil..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01
OREGON.
Thr~e Nsa hnneeatssi.

PORTLAND. June a0.-Two men, while
digging q cssspool at st. Helena. were
killed by sufocation this evening. Rod.
nsy Morris. son Of Bishop Morris, Who
went down to their assistance, was also
killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01

s~xARrsvrLLr. Cal, July l. Michael
Madden. workman In . cement claim.
died last night from the effects OF the
excessive heat yesterday. This Is the
second death from sun.stroks within
two weeks. The weather has been
warmer here this Summer than ever
hefnrs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01
cam,

To all who are suffering nom the errors and
IndiscreiIous Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss nf manhood. etc.. ! will send
Q recipe that will cure you, free OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by . mis-
s,onAry In south America. Mend q selfAd.
drpesed envelope TO the Rev. JosephT lnman,
station D, Dlblo House. New York city. '
I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01

u. =. CMuHeH. GoLD uilL.-pivise service
will bs held In this church te-mstr0w 81 ios A.
y. and Of f:.o '. n, Rev. 7. =. urvn ofneistins
sunday sehool o. ~ y. -. All are cordially In
,lt<l 10 Attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01

LroS's KAruiiloS makes beautiful
glossy. luIuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing ont or turning gray. II has siood
the test OF 40 years. Is charmipgH per.
fumed. and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01
IAOK uRRRi

Il 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING, CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
MATrRRssEs. and many other thlnga. eau b.
bought Of u. W. GRANT. Gold Hul labove the
NEvs ofics). at a. reasonable rats ~ o. any
houss In the state and his goods are Just shat
they are Represented TO be. hm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01

A clnniAos With a huge trunk upon
the dashboard sithsr means a bride or
Tip 70 the Centennial. II the trunk IL
new and has four initials, ten to ons it's
q bride.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01

oLxsx's suLruul Soar is . positive lnspln.
lion. II Vas . happy thought 10 combine the
remedy which. 0f ali Others, 70 bsuencial In the
majority pf cntaneous disesses with . pleasant
and pare SOAP, by means Of which ID can he
brought In coptsct with Affected parts. sold
svsryvhss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01


Tar Ysnng Fantasies Of Gold hhl are
making their dual preparations to Join IN
the grand procession next Tuesday. The
club numbers forty members, AMI nnief
the leadership " Master Charles seharn.
will make a good display. Their costumes
are handsome aud attractive.
MEETING oY Alps AND ASSISTANT MAR
-u,Ls.-Al Assistant Msr-hais AMI Aids
and Aids IL the Grapd Marshal. Command
er- " Divisions. leaders of bands AMI ihe
Chief % Police, are requested To meet AZ
the Office % Major sionehih to-in"rr""
Sunday at ~ n.
Tur painters have finished their work
sn the new depot for the Virginia aud
Trurtsc Railroad Company In virginia
City. An will not b. long before u viii be
ready lor n-e. The most complete arrange
meni. iod the accOmmoi .ii"n of attaches
Aas- bsep Ia.lie.
A NranEK u Invitations have been L.
sued ~ some objectionable characters IN
Virginia Ciiy. The Invitations are polite
IN worieL aud iutunpe that i~nlinedia'.
-carceness upou the parto a those addresseu
will greatly conduee ~ their longevity
They will go.
TmE bays 81 Virginia are having u
time. Just now bathing In the ponds OF
water below the mills anal mines cast OF
that town. Ogden Pond y the taN"riie
Watering place, aud u visited by the miu-
est m~annereL hoollums ~ the county.
oo,p Hill Miners uSios.-Members
Ir.,o,. ,. ,,ou..,eL to assemble at
-,.,mo,,ipy of
,hs ra,.,,h Ia ,rin.act special business and
10 Ioip I'm the celebration. see official no
tice Ia aLatber eoiumn'
~, ,hs Pacific Coast Pio-
-. IN. wo,l 4,
"''S ..,i.,..,o,x ,o
n nn,lIins COMMITTEE. AMI will BE- I'm
,sL.J by Mr,purl., the contractor. nj the
time sppoipioi.
.u--.I. c,,,, will holl their party
an. Ar, aax a. the new Douglas
M. \, North q .,rert. Virginia City.
=, i.ai;s;hlx Io,ate,i. and Ill b. arranged
g. ~ s~any.ni,ne, of guosi-.
An. ,.lsr.
- nan III haze . Gar Of
s- ~ N. Lind to BE-
Ha" uIhars MI. .iJs Of the mountains
~ ~. T.n,sonisl anniversary oi American
-InLsn.nl.n.,."
,,w.r An D,ek. a. he now calls
-, a.. c,in.m,p xbo shat and Killed
III 49,, .x.mi.
his c"n.in' An puhs' s,,nr,lay.
Jul, :. Al n o'elock A. N.
uu...,,ion Ia. be,n taken Tor the
'''h' -. c,,x on ,he
prevention oi hrr '"sn =, an the
hSJrsnt.. and a patrol will b. kept up bail
.,ily and night.
IL D,,,on evening before last. while
- -. =. homo, az IN.
-" ...,i..,,on. , ,ounr man
n,msl Sutherland Was badly burned
.I-n, The face.
c,,,.h
-, - ,s.,,o,.., ,x m. ,ir fir, in
49, r;,S ha. len commenced. The
.a,I - ,sa,inc lawn ami builiing'up will
L.4in Soon,
IN, .,r..,. ~ Virginia city fairly
,.,ru With ~p.ople. some have come in Ia
49,. ...u. a, ,u,.h,.. roo.l.
xLile other. csHe to lay in a supply Of
shisty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-01
THE BELCmER NEW PUMPING
WORKS..
lts Strssxth. Capabilities. and naEs
Dtsneas,ess -Advasssnsas Of
ehs WORK. see.


A few months AGO n Wa. proyeu bv ne.
=,
'u'' ae"ho"s'1a"o" mat 'ne pumping M
chinery then in Use by the Beleher Mining
Company was entirely inadequate TO drain
IN. x,,.r anil lsa, Aha nina In . rrop.y
condition for the steady DEVELOPMENT Of
II. lower and deeper levels. II was then
propos.J that the new air shaft iu.t com
pleted down TO the i0OO-foot isved be turn
ed to q still better purpose by making II q
drain shaft a. well. This idea vas imme-
mediately adopted by the Management.
and q contract WAS let NJ once TO the His
don Iron Works in San Francisco for The
manufacture 81 the machinery. The mine
was already drained to the l0oO.ioot level,
80 that Ia attempt TO erect anything snort
Of the most powerful pumps In use would
be almost futile, more especially q 81 that
point the shaft. when sunk deeper, must
drain both the Belcher and Crown Point
mines. As the benefit 10 each would be
equal. an agreement MAS readily entered
into'by which tho Crown Point was to pay
q portion u the cost. After due consultA-
ton with the most eminent machinists
and engineers 81 the Pacific Coast. the
company adopted the plans and specinca-
tions for the new works and machinery
presented by Mr.. W. II. Patton. b chief
engineer and designer Of all the heavy ma
chinery ami pumping works Of the BONANZA
mines.
-...~
H"s hsssss sss ~ssss A
IN ha4 la4En nTDNgn DnN0n1 nl uIHDuLt
that wherever the proper convenience can
l.. obtained. or a sufficient depth Of shaft
go. r.. l.
nAs pe" suhN j"s"ly n .,h.
pressure eonlyuna ens.n, 80
~ r.. .nn,Ia, a o,,
,o' .n,,ns.
,a.s' nus ~ a. ..ns.n,s AMI
. =. .,aa,, 80 s,,.ins.I anil
ne,-A'a -. -. .h.ns.d ,o
sreA'rr poNe' rsSu'u, ~ a.aIs y.
, ~. pm',s.nr n,,ino IN ,a-enrss.nrs
engine Al once. Tn. engine now being
erected for the deep working d this mine
!. known a. b. Imperial Beam compound
p'ft.tasnns ranennS i,shss IN 5isms,sr
and a lO-fcot G-inch stroke. The expan-
sion cylinder /. ea inches In diameter and
m. pi.ton AN s-foot stroke. The expansion
cyliaJ.r I. sci ON A solid ~-ole-plate, secured
10 the foundations Immediately over tho
rear end 90 the pumping beam. This beam
4. of cast-iron irussel with wrought-iron.
IA il 81 feet 6 inches In length and II feet
,I.rp between c,nters. The main center
IA 20 inches i'm diameter in the
midil. anil 10 inches In the Journal.
The piston connect. direct with the Beam
by a 10 inch pin, avoiding all s~uperfiouous
and extra gearing. The connecting pin
with the pump rod is II inches In diane
ter. and the engine Is constrolled by the
Dayy Diferential Valve gear. by the use
81 this gear the engine can be adjusted
without the least Inconvenience 10 either
n or ten strokes Der minute. The con
Jen.er AMI air pump are entirely .egrega-
ted from the pumping engine. work per-
fectly independent aud are also contrlled
by the Dayy gear.
malta. r.-.
m 49, q. .,.,I,i,. ,., attain