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IMPORTANT
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AND
AGRiCULTURISTS!
Emperor William Cabbage

NHE best, largest, hardest and most
l. profitable variety of WINTER CADDAG1
known in Europe. and imported to thiu
country exclusively by the undersigned,
whore, with little cultivation, It -four
ishes astonishingly, attaining an enor-
nous size, and selling in the market at
prices most gratifying to tho producer,
In transplnnting, great care should be
used to give sufficient space for growth
Solid heads the size ofthe mouth of flour
barrel. is tho average run of this choice
variety. One package Of the soed sent
post paid on receipt of 80 cents, and one
cent postage stamp. Three PACKAGES to
one address 81 90 and two 3 cent stamps.
Twelve packages sent on receipt of So co.
NV Read what well known Earrc Il
Co. Mnrylander says of the EMpERon VIII
LIAM Cabbage:
BLOOMINGTON, Garnet Co.,
Md, Jan. 70, 1877.
Mn. JAMES CAMPBELL, &C Fulton st. N. Y.
Dear Sir:-1 bought some seed from YOU
last spring, and it was good. Your En-
peror William Cabbage suits this climate
we'll. On mountain side the seed you
sent me produced Cebbages weighing
thirty pounds each.
Very truly yours,
JAMES BROWN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-09

RATHER RouaH ON BUrLER.--ln
reference to the situation in Louisi-
ana, Ben Butler has written letter
to Marshal pitkin, of that State,
charging that bribery was resorted
to by the adherents of the Nichols
government in order to insure auo, !,
cess. and that Mr. Wayne McVeagh
was mainly instrumental in dis>
tributing tho aforesaid bribea-
placing them where they would do
the most good, ,,..,
To this mild insinuatlon McVeagh
replies. After depounoing the main
statements of Butler's letter aa base
and cowardly falsehoods. he closes
with the sentenaa; 81 had no money
Of my own to spare, and it is only a
military commandant at New Or,
leans, in time of war, who can safely
appropriate any considerable guam
t:ty Of the property Of others to hia
own use" : .f.s.,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. g

OS:ellegant cards all styles with name 10 cents
81 posi- PAID. j. Il. HUsTED, Nassau, RcnS CO.,
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Judge Carpenters Successor.

A SUCCESSOR to Judge Carpenter
will he elected at the regular meet
ing Of the General Assembly next
winter, if not at the present session.
The opinion of the Attorney. General
! is conclusive, and it cannot be
doubted that the torn for which
judge Carpenter was originally
elected as expired, and that the
pretended re. election in December,
1875, was invalid. There is no inn
propriety, therefore, in suggesting
the name of a certain candidate who
will wear the ermine with entire
satisfaction to the State. Senator
Meetze has hoen named as q candi-
date so haa Judge Bacon, of Co.
lumhia but neither Of these gentle>
men, other things heing equal, has
the claim upon the General Assem-,
bly, that Con, J. d. Kershaw has,
The capacity and tho integrity of
the other gentlemen who have been
suggested is unquestionable. But
General Kershaw has something
more than capacity and integrity,
General Kershaw has public re,
cord, in war and in peace, unsur-
passed in it's devotion and selfs
sacrifice. 1t is time that the State
show her appreciation of the service
he has rendered the people. South
Carolina, during the bloody years of
the struggle between tho North and
the South, had no moro trusty
soldier than J. B. Kershaw. AS
Colonial, as Brigadier and as Major
General he was as true as steel, and
his honor was as bright rs his stain
less sword. Since the war, when,
ever the State called upon hor sons,
General Korshaw was among the
first to respond. In conventions, on
the stump, rs O. candidate, with
defeat expected and almost ineyita-
bile, he cheerfully accepted every
duty imposed upon him, sacrificing,
without murmur, ease, comfort
and feeling. Are not theaa things
to be counted now? Is the arduous
labor of campaigns that ended in
coAChC w No OFdI1NOhOu UoUtuSS, tl
last, victory perches on our stand>
ards /?
The General Assembly cannot
afford to ignore those who always
remembered South Carolina. Hamp-
ton is governor, Butler ia senator,
Conner and Hagood are State off,
GERS Kershaw is their equal in
patriotism and gallantry, their equal
in fidelity and liberality. rs he to
be passed by? ...
Whatever is to be done, in recog-
milton of the services of General
Kershaw, SHOULD bo done quickly.
The younger men can afford to wait.
For judicial position General
Kershaw Is qualified, by his long
practice at the bar and thor ugh
legal training. The memories Of
tho most trying days in our history
plead for him. There is everything
in his favor, and nothing against
hjnl-unless it be disqualification
that he won high rank in the Con-
federate army, and deserved what
he won or unless it be disqualif-
cation that his views in public life
have always been generous and pros
grossive. TO that pass, however, we
have not, and shall not, como -
Neaes and C0etrier, 4th inst.
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The women voted in Denver,
Colorado, three hundred and twenty
three votes. The married women
almost invariably gave their hus-,
bands initials, and one Of them
wanted to vote for her husband
"who couldn't come," she said.
Only one vote was ohallenged--that
Of q young miss of eighteen, who
knew she was old enough to marry,
and thought she was old enough to
vote. .-Neao Yorb Express.
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The Black Hills.

BY II. N. MAGUIRE, who has spent 10 years I'm
this region. Latest accounts OF Gold and Silver
climate, hunting, fishing, Indians, and SGttlcrs'
adventures With them, mining and wild western
ln, mIe, the Waterfall waterfalls. boiling Geysers, noble
illustrations, and one map. Price only 10 centn.
Sold Dy all newsdealers, or sent postpaid for
hiCagO, Illinois.
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A New York letter says : "The
rise in cotton is attributed to largo
clearances hence during the
past three weeks, which have caused
O gradual receding Of the stock on
hand until it ia now below the figures
at the same period laet year"
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Revolver Free @ls ssysp bss sHGs 9aRSSSs RSyS!ysr
LANES JAMES BROWN Son, 1876 and 1873, Wood SLfoot

nm a lcomic oil chrome, xii, mounted,
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D D scroll, u page book Fun. ali. ali Sent pISE foT
only Sct. stamps, Novelty Co.. Mlddcboro Mass,
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DGAnRT Sec this Only $3.50 capital required
MHuAnK to start canvaSsing for MARK
VVWA& TwAIN's NEW sGRAP.BooK, Apply.
Kst Z 'isiIsRssii: 'ii5SiI$s & '0hS iss CANVASSERS.
East street, N. Y.
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I'm voting on the selection Of the
place of the next meeting, the Gem
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church South voted 90 for Knox
Vile, % for Charlotte, 8 for St,
Louis, end 3 for Wilmington,
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Msr.ise star.

sinking tho shaft Is making the usual
excellent progress, the bottom In good
blasting ground. The shaft must at no
very distant day cut the fine ledge OF orc
found in the old tunnel ON the hillside 900
feet above the present workings, and when
this !. done II Is confidently expected tnat
good orc will 10 encountered.
New York.
Tho shaft being completed throughout
and put In thorough order down to the
s0o-foot level. the pump stations arc being
prepared. and the drifts both east and west
at the S00-foot level cleaned out for further
explorations. The influx Of water IL not
very heavy. and is easily kept down by the
bailing tanks.
Iinperfal Consolidated.
The east crosscut from the bottom OF
the winze on tho ais5-foot level affords no
change Of value worth relating. The face
Of the north drift ON the same level IL in
soft vein porphyry Of o very fine descrip-
ton. sinking the south Wine near the
Yellow Jacket line Is making good pro-
gress.
su,ro ruuue,.
ro,., ,,,,,, ., ,rnn.I from ror,h IN
"s" ~
face Of header. last evening. 1902 feet.
f,vorsbls ground. princinsily ledge Dor.
phyry with occasional streaks OF clay and
quartz. consequently very good Roadway Is
being made.
,,,,, A.. .h.,, ne. 10, .r.no,ds5 for
a.. -, an. o,.r,rg q, ,ho
VIC p's"'' pV"u.s NV
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ton Of Brigham Young on any competent
evidence duplicating him In the Mountain
Meadows massacre. He has also been d.
rccted TO prosecute the prophet on the
charge u misapplication 0f Government
funds while he was Indian Agent. provided
tho alleged crime Is not barred. Papers
on file In the Comptroller office, covering
his disbursements. were supplied to the
Attorney General to-day. and certified
copies will be forwarded to Utah.
A Minister Coavissed OF Wiz Mar.
der.
DIXON, Ills. June i3.-Thc jury In the
case Of Rev. s. II. McGhee. who for the
past ten days has been on trial here on
charge Of poisoning his wife, brought In .
verdict this morning Of guilty. but fxed
the penalty at the lowest period OF impris.
onment by law. fourteen years. Modhoo
was pastor Of the Christian Church In
Ashton. The reason for the crime was
supposed to be . desire TO marry = young
lady parishioner.
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s,y,n,L. carloads Of machinery for the
nav YELLOW Jacket works have arrived
m foundations are being put III.
w. u. T~noHSBvno. President OF the ',r-
,,inia uasiight. Company. Was among ths
arrivals yesterday morning.
q. F~nrrpL,SpER Was last evening ae-
emitted In Judge Moses oi 'he
charge Of beating his wife.
IA. FILLMORE. Division saperin'end-
.,, of tho Central Pacific Railroad. WAS IN
Virginia yesterday
l.. NJ. NoKrxSr. the San Francisco pub
,,,her and directory man is again visiting
Western Nevada.
]. 4. STONE yesterday filed a lieu ior
sizes against the South C"msi"ek Mining
Company.
uycLx TnrApwIY was In Virginia cay
Yesterday. lie ia working mp the picnic
racket"
ID. i. McCAnruy. editor and proprietor
Of the virginia cAro-ic'' is In San iran
cisco.
arxrx.L KIrrRKLL WAS shaking hAnus
With hi, Comstock friends yesterday.
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ssgS-MsNr


Meadow yalIey-Tj cents per share; leyiei
June 9Th; ~d-lrnqueni JAY Oth; sale day.
August 18th.
m~exteau-p cents per share: levied Jnns
sth. ~delthan.ut Juiy 10Th; sale dsy, July
ssh.
e.n.- ne, share: levied Jun- eth: de-
Iinanett July 18th; sale day. August vi.
p..s,~.--x "a p.r ,harS. l.yisd June Tih.
s"lipo,.u, Jaiy inn: ,als day. August Let.
s.,.x..,t ~, .h,re, leyi.,i Nav ?sth; Leiin.
aa.ni In. i-,th. ..,, d<,. July 18th.
P's", .""' -, u..,.,..
ssss,u., ,eha is,. ~ ~, mi, Nh.
-. 80, Ma,
100 esssS-' ,-,l' -. Nv juI,
80. ,a. "'""i''1' '""'
a..~. pouut.ss 10 cent. rsr share:
L.ssI u,s ss,h. d-eIIpausnt JuIs nth.
al. s.,. .in,y iOth.
s..... - ..,,. ma, .h.r.. leyt.a May 18th:
I-.lino,.nt Jul, ~; .Ai. day. July sSi.
wI...-,s.,, ,., .h.r,, I.y,.i MAJ
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Professor sseeu.

This gentleman at the request Of several
prominent citizens Of Gold IIill has con
sented to remain u week longer among
MS. On Saturday afternoon lie will give 4
grand matinee for the benefit ~ the school
children. aud on Saturday evening will
make his last bow to our citizens al Miners
Union Hall. The price VI admission has
been regulated ~ suit the hard times
fifty cents for adults. and twenty-five cents
for children. The tickets for tho matinee
will be numlemj aud corresponding mum.
bers placed in a box over which Professor
Van Wagenen will preside. The first mum.
Der drawn will entitle the holder TO . set OF
school hooks valued at sl0 ~. or To . ten
dollar gold coin. whichever he or she may
choose. Remember that this 10 positively
the last opportunity 10 witness tho marvel.
lous performances ~ the Steen Brothers.
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the GREAT LECTURER.
bob Ingersoll 90 Appear In Viz.
Einia Ctty-A Few Choies Say.

Einia City-A Few Choice say.
tuEs
Colonel Robert q. Ingersoll. the most
popular orator Of the United States and
the most outspoken man In. the world.
will lecture In National Guard Hall. vIr-
yinia. next Tuesday evening. His sub
ject upon that occasion will DO "Ths
Liberty Of Man. Woman and Child" No
one can afford to miss hearing him. Even
those who do not agree with Mr.. Ingersoll
must admit that no IL . wonderful man
and that he has . strong way Of putting
things. and that he IL at least candid
when he remarks, al do not say. and ! do
not believe. that Christians are % bad o.
their creeds." His phrase. can honest
God IL the noblsst work Of man." has been
accepted ~ Q proverb. Here are . few
sentences from his lectures:
Truth scorns the assistance Of miracles.
In defiance Of advice the world has
advanced.
The world Is my country. and to do
good my religion.
The grosscst absuriiiies have been
declared to be self-svident facts.
salvation through slavery Is worthless.
Salvation from slavery Is inrstimable.
Give me tho storm and tempest OF
thought snd action. rather than the dead
calm Of ignorance and faith Bsnlsh me
from Ellen when you will ; but first let me
eat Of tho fruit Of the tree Of knowlsdsel
FREQ labor will give US wealth. Proo
thought will give US truth.
In the presence Of the great unknown
and unknowabls every American citizen
las the right TO do his wi guessing.
A believer IL = bird In q cage. . FREQ
thinker Is an eagle parting tho clouds with
~tireless wings.
To speak the praises Of the brave aud
thoughtful dead Is Ia me = labor OF graft.
tude aud love.
Over the vast plain called life We are all
travellers. and not one traveller IL perfectly
certain that he Is going In the right dirsc-
tion.
A bachelor is.liko a man sitting down 10
a feast aud voluntarily invoking the lock-
Jaw.
Ours Is tho flrst Government made by
the people for the people. II 10 tho only
nation with which the gods have had moth
ing 10 do.
Through all the centuries gone, the mind
of man has been bcleagured by the mailed
hosts Of superstition.
beyond nature man cannot 70 even In
tlought-Above nature lie cannot rise-bo-
Low nature he cannot fall.
We need free bodies and free minds
free labor and free thought chainless
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An HsrApILsngp REMEDY.

Bovn's Br"nehi,l Troehss are widely known
o. an established remedy Ter coughs. colds
bronchitis hosrren--s aud other iroublts VI the
thn,al and lungr . o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-13

OvEsN,S CArrioS.--In another column
to-day SEQ the official notice " Secretary
Edwards Of the Overmsn Mining Com
pany. relative TO certain certificates OF
stock In that company. which have been
sold for non'payment Of the last assess
msut,
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-%I,tpOnrkD CIGARS.

Impor:ei I~'umsrigas. bouquets. sanilsgo'
two for twenty I'VE csnis: the best AID chrspss u
elsAr- In the STATE. Gail AMI ty them 0, Sum.
msrheld's, Main street. opppsils J,nss' drus
.Iar. mylO
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A yIyOnaBI.R NOruRIgry.

The good reputation Of Browns bronchial
Trocbe. for tbs relief Of coughs. colis and
throat di,-ss~s, has given them . favorable
na.ofiefx. ID
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pRou A DISTINGUISHES JuRIsr.

~ h,ve tried ~th-iPrRuvns srRrr and the
result folly sustain. your prediction. II has
ma L. 4 new man Of mo infnsed Into my bys.
iem new vigOr and enemy. ! am no longer
tr~mnloas and dehlliialed - when you last
ssw Tie. bat stronger. hesrti-r, ard with lsrver
cspArity fur labor. mental and physical. than
Al amy time during tie last five ysars." rod
by all druggists.
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Latest Official Mining News
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
June IL, 1877.

The stock MARKET Rsvtval-Rssurn-
lag Cssndsses the New Impetus
oiSsn 10 Aiaisg Operations
Preastsisg Expieratiens The
Bsaansa Rule Of the Ceastsek-
Practical Details OF b Mining
Outieok All Aieng the Liss To-
day.
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IplytDENib~

c~uf.ru,n-tlp .r .hsrs. asgr,ystins .i.oso.'
as. declared lane 5ih; tsSsb.e June
18th.
Consolidated yirgtuia--ti pee share.
srgr,ssiins o. ~ oo; dsslsrsd jan. 'ih
u.,ahlc June llth.
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REPORr.



20 Meadow Valley. l3e
rs raymond h kly.eH
~ Eureks Con-. Id
N Jsefson.S
~ Alp-. csc
40 Belmont. sc, Us, Ts
los leopard. ~
$50 Northern Belle. ". ION
$40 Manhittsn. Ts.iA
lrD Grand Prize. \. y. 80, ~
1915 Modoc. . " ~
80 New Co-o. .. an
GO 0olden h>fiet.2
II Empirr ldshol. IN
5o Leeds. N, Len
l1s5 Exehequsr. ). 40
1so silver MI. ~. I ~
l0O chslieage. I'D
TO Dayton. ,c s;c. I,
30 Baltimore Con 80
~ New York. ioc
SO Alta.i
30 Lady Washington, Sc
SIS andes. NC. 81
sou I<viathan. &c
800 Prospect. as
M North , on. Virgins. sc
GOsp Trojan. I. s5c
o., Opi'r. it., it,.. Il. u.s.. DS
n<s yellow Jacket. SO.
$50 Overulan. Is. l,s.
ss Oholiaf. nv, -. rs,D
lbs Hale b Norcrs... ~
st5 Sierra Nevsds. sa'..os,sN
40 savage. 6S
go 0oaid / Curry. So, 81. s'.5
os Con. Virginia. J1S. Sts
30 caledonia. sis. s:s.ss 'o
$50 Alpha. n. its.iss
lsO imleriAi. Do, 70. sr
s,o cr,vu P.lnt a.. ls5. ato. 90
Gao Be.t a Bsiehsr. i'<. H.,
40 Utah. IN. wS
30 Mexican, 50. ss
tN.nfaruis- "a. AN
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isiuGmn Ash fOI.Dt

Are Oman overlooked. A continuance for any
langth of time carse> Irritation Of The lungs or
soms chronic throat dis~-rs Browns Bronchial
Trocher are an enectusl eoush rvmsdy. Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-13

MINING IocArioS.-Aaron Hooper and
N. ]. Rourke have n mine all To them.
selves. and they have named IL the Utah
Consolidated. The claim il bounded on
the north by the Bank Of California mine,
ON the east by the North Comsiock mine.
EN- the south by the brown mine, and on
the west by the Utah mine. IL 10 situated
in Virginia Mining District and contains
1900 feet on the ledge.
Ter CHEST ron SALE.-Any person or
family DESTROYS Of purchasing q first rate
ice chest or refrigerator cheap. can find
the very article they want III Grants Gold
Hill furniture store, next door above the
NEWS Office. The chest was made Ia order
for a family. aud has been left nj arant's
for sale. 4 SMALL amount Of cash will
bny IL.
PnorrssoR A. u. G. Davis, Of the Lower
Gold Hill school. has q very interesting
class 81 students. And ly tho excellent
discipline who he maintains shows him
self TO bc an able teacher. The pupils
progress finely In their studies.
PABLn l,,NILEz anal I.orcnz0 Martinez,
the men caught In the act Of stealing ANAL
gam from the Occidental mill some time
ago. were tried In the District Court yes
terlay. They were found guilty. AMI will
be- sentenced next Friday.
JomS LEONARD, better known in Gold
Hill as "Boxer.'' fell from the trestle
work at the new Yellow Jacket shaft last
Saturday aud broke His ley. lie was taken
IN the County Hospital.
Tmr Pcyser.s innott alley question which
has frettei the Virginia Board Of Alder
men for more than Il year. Is at last set
tied. The alley will remain open for the
benefit Of the pablo.
Tar concert aud dance for the benefit Of
Mrs. Mclaughlin IN Miners Union Hall
last evening was we'll attended. and was
voted n pleasant success.
SiNrEEN men aud three horses and carts
were discharged from the working force ON
the Virginia streets yesterday. Retreneh-
ment Is demanded.
TnE weather is cool and comfortable to-
day. The sun shines forth strongly. but
his heat IL not felt on account Of the wind
whicl, prevails.
SAN DAVIS. the parasraphist, has re-
turned from his visit 10 California. He
says hc was glad enough To get back to the
Comstock.
WORK on Main street, Gold Hill. still
continues. Marshal McClccry seems de.
termineJ To have good roads u IL takes oil
| Summer.
IL the case Of Smith, charged with eS-
hibiting a deadly weapon. the Jury dis
agreed, anil the trial will DO reheard To-
morrow.
TnE foreman Of the work now going ON
at the Crown Point bridge had the end Of
his right middle finger crushed of yester-
day.
THE Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Masons, for the State Of Nevada, is In
session In Virginia City.
A HORSE belonging 10 the Bennett Broth
ers was accidentally killed near the Succor
mine to-day.
viRoiSI, CRY il 10 be charged $500 q
month for water. Gold Hill pays $500 q
month.
WILLIAM JEWELL Was yesterday tried for
disturbing the peace, aud fined the costs OF
Court.
MEs. T.. A. POLAND will lecture In
National Guarl Hall. in Virginia City. TO-
night.
THE Virginia authorities will try 10 stop
the carrying Of concealed weapons.
VIRGINIA Is making preparations for
celebrating the Fourth Of July.
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CHEAP ~rnOTOGRAPm..

Pictures taken At reduced prices 81 the great
Flying Photograph aslltry. csrls. ~ per
dozen; Cabinets. 81 pr dozen; time. two
dozrn for ffty cents. All other pictures In
pfotDttion. my2l IN
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koR u0n L

And Throst Disorders. use Browns Bronchial
Trochss." they having proved their sfiesey By
Q test Of many yssrs. u
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ron THROAT. CHRrr ANN LUNGS.

Dimmiit's C.ush Dslssm 10 no patent prspafs-
tior. The recipe is known to many Of our bet
PHI, sleians. anil they recommend u ter ell dis
e..e. of the ihroat. chest aud lungs. ASK YOUR
druggist, John Jones, Jr, foe u. Oh my3 3w
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Alta.

Sinking the shaft is making the bsst Of
progress. the bottom in good working
ground. The dow Of water Is light n
gives little or no bother. The shaft IL now
down 1880 feet. and will by the eiose OF me
month have reached the iiso loot level OF
the Justice mine.
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"
The Views Of the Admin
istratiOn on the ST.
YER Question.
PRESIDENT HAYES CONVERTED TO
THE DOUBLE STANDARD
THEORY.
Samuel ]. Tilden's Illimit-
able Cheek.
HE Is CERTAIN THAT Xix WAS
ELECTED PRESIDENT.
Brigham Young to be Vigorously
Prosecuted.
(srEcIAL DisrArciiEs TO THx Com HrIL
DAILY NEws.i
Brigham Young to be Vigorously
Prosecuted.

tsrEcIlL DisrArcnEs TO THE Coin HUI
DAIIr NEws.i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-13
sierra Nevada.

The main south drift ON the iIOO-foot
level Is being advanced with all the speed
possible to get under the fine boLy Of
quartz found ia the south irift ON the
I5O0.foot level. On the i5OO-foot level tho
main south drift is being steadily AL
vancc,l. the face in very lively looking vein
matter. A VIM. has ban started down.
ward on the quartz body recently op-nel
by the west crossrnt from this drift. One
hundred feet south % this Wine two cross.
cuts east anil west are about being started.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-13
ChollRr-l'otost.

Daily yield 100 tons Of ore, the average
assay value Of which is s25 per ton. There
IL no change 81 value whatever in any of
the prospecting operations on the i'Sj-
foot level. Sinking the new shaft il AL
sancing at the rats IL two and n half feet
per day. the bottom bsing ia u mncli
harder character Of rock than any before
encountered In the shaft. The shaft Is
now down = little below tbs lioofoot
level.