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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
SCHOOL MONEYS.
A Very Good showing for storey
Comfy,

The public schools Of Storey county may
BE- said to be In a most iourishing con.
dition. AL OF the school.houscs are filled
during the time school is in session. and
new accommodations ARE constantly being
added. II Is estimated that the total
valuation Of taxable property in the coun.
ty for the present fiscal year will aggregate
s 900. 900. The school tax of fifteen cents
on each 800 Of this will yield $3.50. The
tax on the total net proceeds Of the mines
10 January lat. 1876. will DO NJ least 500
3is. Add 10 this $1,000. from semi-an-
nual State superintendent. and 10 have .
fund Of 81. sos. This will give about
$50. T29 for Virginia and $i4.86+ for Gold
Hill. The special school tar which was
voted at our last town election will give
us SO. 500 additional. which will make q
total Of s37 1894 In the Gold Hill school
fund.
II will he remembered that at ths time q
settlement was agreed upon between the
County Commissioners and the mine
owners with regard 10 the payment 81 tho
tax on the net proceeds OF the mines. II
was recommended by the Commissioners
that our special school tax bedcclared null
and void. II was thought the county tax
would he sufficient for all purposes. Since
that time. however. onr School Directors
have taken counsel together. aud In view
Of all the facts In the case II was thought
advisable to collect the tax n originally
intended, and II was accordingly entered
upon the Assessors books. Upon repre-
sentation Of the facts. tho County Com
nlissioncrs reconsidercd their action.
That u people may know why the special
tax IL after all 10 liz collected. 10 should no
stated that the School Trustees 81 Gold
Hill are In debt nearly $4,000. Besides
this the new school house on the Divide IL
10 he built a. soon N possible. When
finished tho house will come To about
81, 800. aud In addition 10 all these items
the running expenses Of schools have
~ be met, together with such contingent
and incidental bills m usually occur. The
special tax will lie no burden 10 anyone
aud will aid materially in strengthening
but the matters Of our public school de-
partment.
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.r.c,lL TO n oOLD urLl DAILY MN
poMEsrIo NEWS.
Another Loan t.issed.


WASHINGTON. August 2i.-Negotiations
for the four aud one.half funded loan have
been closed. The negotiations embrace
all tho parties bidding. comprising the
Rotsclilas' Syndicate, the National Bank
Syndicate dncluding ~merchants) tho
Third National bank. the American Ex-
change Bank. Morton. Bliss A Knhn. Loeb
4 Co., the first National Bank and Won
Hoffman 4 Co.
TIE CsssscsIeas Probabilities Party.
NEW HAVEN, August 2l.--Ths Prohibl-
ton Party Of this State has nominated for
Governor Joseph Cummings. d. D.. late
President OF the Western univer~ity. The
resolution condemn both Of the great
parties ; demand that the whisky ring be
broken up, and that faithful officers who
are reforming abuses be not displaced.
Arrival Of Yrssch Artisans.
NEw Yonx. August ~. -Hfty-cne work
men from Paris. Bordeaux, Havre. Mar
~sailles, Lyons. and other cities 81 France.
sent by the French Government 10 visit
the exhibition Philadelphia and study the
improvements which are making In vari-
ous trades tina, they represent. have ar
rived.
a Decd ThtaE tsr khepherd.
wAsHisoroS. August 70 THE Secretary
of the Interior has lrased from sx.0overnor
shepherd the upper portion Of his new
Building for this use OF the Pension Office
and the Bureau Of Education nj an annual
rental Of $4,000.
RaIlssad Ceiiisien 10 Vermont.
MosrPELikR, W.. August 2i.-By a
collision on the Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad between mail and freight
trains, the engines were wrecked and sew
ersl passengers injured. n Mrs. Langley,
probably fatally.
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Vacant places In the dental rank. /,

VACANT places In the denial n viii
never occur II younre particular with your
teeth. and cleanse them every day with that
famous t6oth- wash. Sozodont. From youth
10 old age u will keep the enamel spotleSr
and nnimpairei. The teeth Of persons who
use Sozodoni have q Tearl-like w%hiteness.
and the gums = roseatc hue, while the breath
squire, and rendered sweet AMI fragrant. II
iscompo-ed 81 rare nniisepiic herbs. AMI Is
entirely free from the objectionable and in
%Iurions ingrcdieniso " tooth pastes. etc.
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The station is completed at the 4OO-foot
level and the diamond drills have been
started to penetrate the ledge at that
point.
ssuth Eud.
Sinking the shaft is being pushed with
great vigor. Thrcc shifts oi men are en-.
ployed. The hosting machinery works
finely.
Sinking the shaft IL making splendid
progress. The pumps do their work In
the tinest and easiest name possible.
North Carson.
Work at all points Is making good prog
ress. The mine IL now In IN excellent
condition for some favorable results.
Opening the i200.foot station 10 going
ahead at u lively rate. Otherwise. nc
change.
East Justice.
Work is being pushed ahead vigorously.
The road to tho mine will soon be- com-
pleted.
Mitchell.
Sinking the Wine Ia making good prog
ress. tho bottom still In quartz AMI ledge
matter.
Baitic Consolidated.
The drift from the tunnel Ia steadily
advancing, the face In soft ledge material.
Phil. MERIDIAN.
Sinking the main shaft Ia making good
progress the water gives but little trouble.
Centennial.
Work progressing rs u-nal. Nothing
specially new to report.
Tahoe.
Sinking the main shaft is making fair
progress.
Alabama.
Sinking the main shaft is making excel
lent headway.
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PALACE RArINu srANp.

gupb,dy ,houid know that st TOMMY
IIHTrRoN'S famous Eating stand, In Tinker
1 Bhepud's Palace Balloon Virginia City. they
can aiways ind . good square meal of the very
heat eating the market s1ords. Also ~oyfters.
clans, iobsiers aud other shell.tsh, aud game.
in their proper srsson. Call and try The paiafe
Eating Stand when you are hungry. lam
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A suYYotATiNG tu,,,u.

10 . letter to Mrs. Lisis. OF Chicago. q veil
known contributor to the Western press. lie
sserihes the cure Of Q dangerous cough. aeeom
panied By blseding at The iapgr. 10 liale's
Honey OF lIorvhoand aud Tar. my eough."
sne sayp. "thrvstsned to punoeste me . .
bat the Honey Of uorebaund and Tar hiss
removed every trsee Of IT, The letter Was IN
. lady friend In this city. Who has PLACED u At
tho dispose, Of Q. ". CrittsGfon. : sixth ave.
nue.. ftke'r Toothsehr Drops cure In one
minute
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on.rAcLy. m MANnIa0R.

Happy relief Tor young men from The elects
of erfofr and sbuses IN early life. Manhood
restorrd. fmp~dinents Ia marriage removed.
New method oi treatment. New aud remark.
able remedies. Books sod circulars cent free.
In resird envelope. Address HOWARD AZ.
ISOLATION. tisN Ninth street Philadelphia,
Ps.-su Institution having O high reputation
for hoBorsbls eotduet and professional shin.
ian 3m
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ASSESSMENTS

AIta-:0 cents tsr share levied August isth;
~Jslinau-ni Ssptembsr sl.i; sale day. octo-'
Der i3th.
NeCieiisa Consolidated 10 cent. per
shsrs. levied August gi-t. dsiinlneni sep
TENDER aiih: sale day. Octotsr 18th.
Occidental Consolidated 10 Coats pei
share, levied August si-t: Delinquent S-p
TENDER 2tth; sale day, October ilth.
sievra Ncsada-u per -harr; levied An
su.t 2gi, delinquent september 2;ih' sale
day. October i3th.
Kessuth-:o c.nts per share levied August
18th delinquent september 18Th sale day.
October i1th.
Alsbama 10 cents per share levied Aug,i-'
IAN; dslinaasnt srp'''"e'r '''h' tale ".''
Gown Poius-u pss .h,r-: levied angus.
lsth: delinquent September i9th' 'Ai" day
Octob.r ioth.
Les-5 cent? pei share; lsyiei August iOih'
dslinqnsut September 10th. sale dag. octS
Der 3th.
slsuid a Curry-si Per share; l..isi Az.
gust Iith; a%.liuausnt September 18Th; sale
day, 0ctobsr 3th.
Nius-iO cents per share lesiei August sth
bss 9Th.
Mihes-s cents per share; levied August
is,h; Delinquent septsmIsr isih sale day'
october 18th.
Airs xiv plsirIsD-so cents psr shsrr; levied
August 9Th: d.ling tent .~.pirnher ii'h
sale day. october .ih.
rhtI. sheridaa-s 8, cents psr share Levied
AUGUST Sth Delinquent September i'h
.alr DAY, October ~.
..,,- snsrlasw-sO cents PEE share lsylssi
Aayust a,h; delinquent sepienhsr iith'
sails day. October ~.
Ans..u-tI cents pc -hsre; leyiei Angu-'
a. a.tinau.ut September 9Th. sale dsF'
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..rIIIs warren n. A pOoL.-

A gentleman Walking along Main street. Gold
iiili. the other day. observed 4 mute with bis
watch in his mouth. lace elongsted. and se.m.
ingiy In great distfess. o. niOiiosing for bis
slate, b. Inquired what the trouble IVES. lie
snswrr came quick. This watch 10 . fool : u
no goi' he vas advised 10 take II 20 l.. o.
BITCH. - aouth q street. Virginia, and havs
10 msde IN 10. aut7 lw
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CARE.

To all WIN are -unering from the errors and
lndiscretlons Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. los- III manhood. ETC.. ] will stnd
Q recipe that win cure gu. free of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by . mis-
pIcnsry In South America. send q self-ad.
drr.-ei cuyeiops to the ltev. Joseph T. lnfnan.
Stallion ID. bible House. New York CITY.
II m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

Az ARTICLE or Tnur MERIT. browns
bronchial Troches are the most popular
article in this country or Europe for throat
diseases and coughs. and this popularity
is based upon real merit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
STATE CONVENTION.
MEETING OF the DELE0ArES
At CARSON TO-DAY.
A Tsmpsrary Orxasizssiss ERssted
Tho oavestien Ad1eurns-Au
lIasds Attend she Barbeese.
IsrrcIlL prspArcm TO TnE NEws.

Carson. August 2i.-The Convention
met at noon, and was called to order by
George A. King. Secretary Of the State
Central Committee. After music by the
Washington Guard Band and q song by
the Virginia Glec Club entitled "0h.
Where il Twe~iy' the Convention pro-
e...leI IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

THr Itch. which is . potrsn aisesse. and
undoubtedly ~ snimsicular origin. can Only be
rnrciuaily aud prrmanently enred bJ sulphnf.
Glenn'r Sniphnr Sosp pre.snts the remedy in
u. ma { ngrvesbls and sdec,ivc shape. Sod
..erxxhsf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
LOOK HIRE,

II 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
MATrREssks. and many other things, can be-
bouyht Of u. W. GRANT. Gold I'LL lsbovs the
ibsy are Represented 70 be. Ism
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STOCK REPORT.
,nrronrro DAIRY sr "a p. rr,rrss i. col
San Francisco Board.

San Francisco Board.
last EvxNISe.
american. 3aa
80 Gun. Virginia. NS, So.
$50 overnisn. &c. tan
go yellow Jacket. 3tx. 3tk. 81
$40 Gould 4 Curry. Is
to California. 80 SO. b
80 CholiafrOt0si. %. -. ~
Go Beleher, p. 7s.. AN. esS bio
80 Hale 4 SorcsosS. n
<cj Justice. %, a5k
i0 Beet ABslchsr. n. Ss.. <gs b.
stj crova Poir'. la. ~. i2s. Gs
io Onion Coz. Is. Ia.
Ms Savage. isS. isi.,1
so ophir. sjS. aS.. &< HI
Tnus MORNING..
81 0phir. 5ts. 5lk
loo Mexican. Is. 81. isi,. IS. SS bi
$40 0Vah & Curry. Is
go Bes, 4 Dsieher. s9k. ~. ~. bo
li59 caiifornlz. 30. sc'.. % b.
lso Savage. 10. 9k. Tk
rs Con. virginia, -.
30 Cho,larpo DEL. ". Gk
20 Hale 4 Norcro-s. n
Us Crown poin,. isS. iaA
J.5 yellow Jacket. =. ~.
81 inpertai Con. ~. 81.
1913 alpha. w. So. 80.
2oD ksntueh. iss. lev, i3s
80 Delchsr. 2sS AN, 49,. an
1I1 C1nnisnce. ~, nA
eos sisrrs Nevada. Nv. II, its
10 Utah, n
iyo bullion, 81, IS, 3s. slx
10 Exehs9u.r. n bs. Os. nS.H
~ Overman. 70
1919 Jssties. Is. AK. a.. ~ b;
ass Union Cln., lt.. u, i'.
90 rueoor. Tsc
go Lady Bryan. 5se. s7se
30 Iulia. y. So
An Caledonia. 81. sS.-.s
40 knleksrboeker. I, -
i0o Baltimore, -.
$50 silver u N. s.9s
In ChAliense, ts
80 MOCK island. +;
80 Croniet. gp,sA
100 North Con. Virginia.
~ Dsytou.5
avo SewYork. size
20 Occidental, N
81 Phil sheridan. IA
llO Ala. 7 q.
10 woodviiie. ~. u.
sn0 Mint &c
90 Isdy Washington. a'..3
1910 kossuth. Tsc. sISc
o. andes. ~
Is Lsvisthan. sTSs, l
iOo rrolsn. sskc
ie Well. Fargo. az
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DIVIDENDS.

Caiifssuis-t3p sr share, sggrvsailns ii.Ost..
90; declared August s,h; payaele August
18th.
Consolidated Virginia ~? per rhste.
Agrresailng ti.oc0.oo; DECLARED August
tth payable AUGUST nth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

hoS's HirH,RioS makes beautiful.
glossy. luSuriant hair I; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
81 forty years. is %cliarmingly perfumcd,
and las no rival,
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TINE AS'Lp'- ireiBht ana az
c%ommodation train which heretofore left
nj Tan savs tho I,,no .Jo.,saL. changed n.
- M.
iheshay mo!nihB W . "cioch; "
morning ,ralh wi,cn use, W I.a'o .1,son
=. nos raw o'iy anu 49, Tp,o
reason for this change Ii that q regular
train has been put on between Huiiaker's
ana oa,soni .n". sas'ns h m.v snI s,.o
Iloh, '.lP'ns ~ ~ a.. 49, .n,ino
sa,.nH !. nev...! H. ~ Iii, =, 49,.
hhesp'"sT ,Ts ~. ,s.i, is.,.. c.r.on st a
a. .nJ .r,ix.s a. Unsatsr'. st o.i0. and
I".Sn" n, io.ss .r,iva. In Carson NJ 1 .aO'
All other trains nm a, usual.
r..p.,.,,r, r,. .,ow, .ou,,.,..,
-., n---.-u.
s"ihs '"' ''"'.' w ''r
train last night was loaded WIN meh VINO
intended u Stop ~ ue oap''ai' h""' W
there were real, i've p"iihciAh'' VINO haa
a few logs To roll before to-day. The ea.
,on car. and was no, I.rre enough IN
ACCOMMODATE the crowd, many. being left
nj Gold I'LL depot because there was no
room for them to ride. Every available
clrriase IN uold iilll WI. piss.'si in'o use
n"na nonn ~ c,mYon crssi mum.
lar Of ladies w.rc an The train and they
will be In attendance AT The sIsaLing and
the barbecue.
COMFORTABLY Anr,soy,yxr.-On the
2gtL, 3Oth aud 3lst. the days when the big
circus will pitch tent In Virginia, an extra
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

TR,ssyyR OF PRorERry.- There was
.-.,., AZ, ,os .,.orJ a, Ala. Office az
the Register OF Deedso Ms county quit
claim deed from the racine MIL y mih-
Ing Company by q. FIcod, Presiueh''t y
the Utah silver Mining company lot nIo'
by the same TO the Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company and the California Min
ing Company a quit-claim ueed u" io,s /,
'" ~
W."
ARRESTED q ARSON. Last evening W..
py.r wa. arrested In Virginia ON a war
20. -. H.. ia, 80, \, IA, NJ.
rant 'hA'B'ns III" WV"
legged that Eyer set lire 70 the hoislihs'
last Pecr. who has occupied a shanty
near the mine for a long time, aud made
hi. living IN q mys,sr,ous nA ~. mo,. ="
W "a's .."..a.s.J inirri.s
'''a'" '"
BhyAS Va, DALroN.-The readers Of the
~. In xam.,,,u.r ,h., nm Tne.Jav nj.
''h"' wiz ~ -,
tcrnoon Ned. Bryan a neutrality-suspicious.
kscper, anu one yi, w.. is,,.r 90, ,iccid.
eIIy ,he worst Of n. Notwithstanding this
Bryan had Dalton arrested Tor assa"'. Az"
pnwo,y ,.iteJ =" well in Judge Wright's
Conf that the iury hung, and the case
will. therefore, come M again tomorrow.
~
.o,,,.,o, h-oi.,inc.worl. they have the
"s", s,.o,,r,,. ..hi. !, an. vorIJ. n.
Io"se'' n, aos
length Is 6,O9O ieci, - wcighl 80.
pounds, Ana its cos' so,.vo ~ sioo an
Nun .' u,.nn,s.,rr. In ssn Fran.
cisco, and Is the first onc Of the Kind ever
made ON the coast and perhaps the hrS'
~ the uhiVeu o'ae''
HAVE, ANT wmrLrH.-Thc Third anil
p,,.u, well. Have. anil wb..ler Climb
q, y,rpini. CITY. hold An enthusiastic
ueeting I..t evening. T.. y. Corboti
resigned the position Of Secretary aud
j, II, Guild was elected in his stead.
President Do Long addressed the meeting
~ en NJ sSSsv .rsnin, mex,
-
\ WhksrLhh AhhfsiAp'- i'r'"'ua. '"e
Farnsworth the wrestler. was arrested Oh
. warrant sworn to by ex-Dcpnty Consta-
Bile Harry syinon' T,a'G,ns nn' s,,.n,n,.
al m aneli ne disturbance AT the time Of
n. occurrence by firing three unsuccessful
Not. ,t Inc gentleman belly.
p,,,our prc,,,rs. The following
,-,'l.- D.. al, MN .,d Virginia Civ
''''sh" ", .".,a,.
were received uu,,ns uo '"e"!
Wood. 59 carloads; 20 Of lumber. @ 81
merchandise. 2 81 bay, 81 coai' "i
machinery u l OF nonr'
m... p,..,. mn ,,r Row, man
=, p..,.,, -. ,o,nd Twin, La, NIGHT
:" -. A.. .,Iow.,l II, ,r,rlo,
~ .Isn ~ ,bc civ .JaiI' Tbis
morning the fellow had n whisky III In the
drunks' cell u u WAS moi Aho"h '"'as
whether he wouih r'eo''''
THE Gold Hill. and virginia n"" ln'
still continues to run a. usual inc
coaches always arrive and depart o
tims, Jus, ~ m'S WI" W., MI R,,,r null
,bo linz o,e, ,ho.e mustangs.
LIN. ,oo, ni,c. in ,hc su,ro
wan1.v III. -oninion nre.
Iuhnsi mon. ,h".e 9r,.eni lint ihe inr.r.
soil was the better machine.
sx,,rroy xa. found Yesterday by
..-.ua,,., u.re ioolinu oyer ,
mining claim northeast Of Virginia. near
the deiger grade The skull wa brongh,
" n viii pe P'ese"'""
ovrhNAs CAUTION see notice OF ne'
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"rHR YOrNa MAN'r rOckHT com.
PANION"

IL the title given 10 . small BOOB soon 10 10
publIshed ny DIX. II. WAGNER. providing
90 co,i,s are sub~cribcd for st 80 per vol.
um-. All Who wish . copy are rvlnetted TO
ali a. ~. . South q ,,r,et. Virginia city. and
test the merits of the r,in-diss before sub
-sr,hiur for The N IL u sdigett On vene-
real diseases. IN
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TIE people will be glad 10 hear that the Bins
u.llery vii, stay In aoid Hill one week longer.
cards. OSI DOLLAR PER DOZEN .
auYf 10 j. q. KHNP.
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The rsres.H.rylnn War.

vienna. August 2&.-rhe servian dclsy
In accepting the good Offices offered by all
the Powers Ia occssionrd by the remon.
STRANGE u Montenegro. which fears be-
Ing exposed TO the whole force 81 Turkey
In the event Of Ser,ia concluding . sepArai.
peace. A compromise 10 consequently ar
ranged. In accordance with which Servis
makes ons more effort. In which Monte
negro will cooperate.
B~ELaRApE, Anguat 2t.-An Official dis
patch, %recounting Tuesdays fighting. ssyS
both sides maintain their positions. The
Turkes received endorsements 10 tho
number Of $4,000. All civilians are or
pered TO quit AlexinAtz.
CoNsrisrisoPLz. August %. - The
French and German Ambassadors have
informed the people that their Govern.
ments are satisfied with the raparation
made by the Turkish Government Tor thu
Salonica outrage.
The Porte has refused TO consider III"
Greek Note respecting Crete. until thu
termination Of the war. Meanwhile
business In Crete Ia at q standstill. and
the Judges refuse 10 sit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

HiaAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves aud
restores the complexion. removes frcckler.
tan and sallowncrs; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application ran.
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24
The Ranch

At 3 o'clock this afternoon over three
thousand persons were assembled on Farm.
or Treadway's grounds. Hon. G. Y. De
Long Is now speaking, and Hon. Thomas
Fitch will follow. Governor Woods will
speak tonight. The greatest enthusiasm
prevails. The o, promises to pan out we'll.
The big crowd waits with wstery lips 10
get q chance Of the beef. The front ranks
around tho roasting pit aro composed Of
prominent Democrats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

"sTOP CrssING THAT WATCH"
II Jour watch rrfuses to conduct ii'eif In .
msnner becoine all wrll-bshsvrd time.pieess.
don't worry. bdt tale II 10 l. q. BUTth. .
practical workman Of issniy sIx year, expen:
.nce. ~ South q strti. Virginia City. All
work warranted. AMI: w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-24

The Geaersi Ostioek Hright-sosns
OF the DeSeiepenents ssoa 10 se
Nade-rhc mtg rumpipg Ma
ehi.ery Of the B~iehcr. savage
~ Hale a Nsrcre~s Nearly
Ready to start up-Liveiy DeSei.
epemnts to he Expected tn = fsw
weeks More.
The outlook along the entire lode Is
bright and prosperous. Many OF the
mighty preparations 80 long In course OF
construction are drawing 10 . close. The
work o. draining AMI developing the deep
level. will soon be resumed. with the aid
Of appliances more powerful than was ever
vet put in use on the Coms,ock. The
Delcher. Savage and Hale 4 Norcross will
all BE- ready in a very few days to each set
in motion their immense pumping machin-
cry. anil proceed with the active develop
men, Of the excellent prospects they are
known 10 possess. The Consolidated vir-
GINA Is almost ready to drain the water
and m the opening up OF their
ledge on the i1OO-foot level. with an al
mos, positive surety of finding a continue
ton Of the rich ores 81 the great bonanza.
The Bullion has obtained their needed
.-.,n.,,o, .,I,za .nn.,.,n , Oman.
Ing Of their ore vein ON the 1900. 1900 and
i5oo-foot levels. The Alpha drift Is again
~ ae''" p'"s''ss' Inc ie'''" ~
mas s'af'" Aho'het etosscu'' WI" "'
most favorable prospects on t" zoto-i"o'
level Ihe yes'erua strnek rich ORG
la an east crosscut ON the sOo[foot level, and
IA. DAYTON has commenced c~ros-cutting
ri. -. ~, ,h. eoo an, ,oa.t,o, laval.
N' ""e'
which they will continue IN a very short
time on the 7O0foot level. These and
other DEVELOPMENTS 10 be made must and
sil soo, Uncover new bodie. az ore. and
mr.. an. ,.,,n.ne,ev NJ our builion oro-
.,,.,,.,, o., -,,,;u,,.., y..,. IN eom.
-. ,i,. ,,.,
'"'NS "' s""'"S !" "" -,
for some weeks past AMI are e'ineh'iy
gradually gaining strength. and preparing
for , Fall anal Winter rise.
polow wa s;v,. am, -,.yn,,, weekly ann.
-, =. ,,wo.,.o,,.. mimi,
"a'' - 80
Information. derived from ohciai and
authentic sources. showing the situation
Of each mine to-day up To IN" "n'e VI
s""a "P
S'esrS Nes"".
a.. 90.
49, -,
~. 80 - u,"sn..,,n,
the north sou'h ana esst pro-Ps.y,sias
urli's are S na,I s"n,h
shansr onne' ,ne n"s az u.pin.
utl',s on l-Vpo' W. VIZ ~ ,.~",.hia
snaos ns xsi, matter THE usnai pros.
pecting worn is also being carried forward
ON the iooo-foot level. without change or
interruption Aiafse anu Po"'I'". A.
,-oasas, lsysl when n 4. op.neJ.
II a " - " v
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A oesa Thi.s s.r Kh.pherd.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Matters In Rome.

IloxE. August 24.-A Convection Of
Cardinals Ia now sitting to ascertain the
feasibility Of introducing certain mcd-
iicstions In the system Of electing Pope-.
20 that electors may exercise full liberty
when II becomes necessary to elect q sue
crssor TO the present Pope.
PARIS, August 2l.-Sews from Rome
gives no hope of Cardinal Antonclli's ~
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THrlargs,t'De ofaryrood,aibs.lsnd'
and zee.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

srscilL TO II ooLD pAnr rrvv.
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sinking the shaft is making the usual
fair rate Of progress. Tho north and
.on,h drifts on the i20o-foot level are each
steadily advancing. The face OF the south
drift, is in porphyry. and the face Of the
north diff Is In very favorable ledge mat
Ter. The pit. u feet in depth. for the i'm.
ncpse atone foundation OF the new and
powerful pumping engine Is about COM
Melted. The largo reservoir east Of the
.shsft for the uso OF the c~ondensing en-.
eines is completed and is being nlfed with
water drawn from the shaft while sinking