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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-08
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA CRY. October G. 1877. - A.
W. Ravens. Secretary Consolidated vir-
ginia Mining Company Dear Sir On
the 1900 level the Gro body continues
10 improve In extent aud quality. We
have encountered q new body Of ore. which
runs OF 10 the south and east from the old
vein. II IL IS feet In width, and 10 now
opeped Is feet In length. The car sam
plcs from this ore body thus far range
IRON SIS 80 10 SOS per ton.
ON the 1900 level we are continuing 10
extend our drifts OF development. all Of
which are looking we'll. A largo amount Of
ore can be extracted from this level when
desirable.
On the 400 level all Of the ore Slopes
are looking e1cellently. The ore continues
Of high grade. We have temporarily dis
continued work OF tho southeast stoPe, a.
the water Is not yet tapped by the diamond
drill. The drill Is now above the 1850
level $50 feet. As the hole Is being run
on an angle. Il will yet require TO be run
100 feet To reach the body oil water.
which We expect TO do tomorrow.
On the 1850 level no ore has been ex-
tractsd from the southeast ore stops the
past week. The timbering Of tho upraise
Connecting with the level below WAS COM
pleted to-day. The timbering OF the lat
eral drift connecting crosscuts Nos. I and
2 will be completed within two days.
weare yet engaged In enlarging and re-
timbering our main south air gallery on
the 1850 level. There yet remains Is feet
before completing the entire work. The
sinking Of the main shaft below this level
il being continued. The rock Ii hard
blasting. As We m now using heavy
steam drills. this work will be advanced
rapidly.
ON the 1850 level We motto no change In
the ore Slopes. They continue to look ex-
ccllcntly and are yielding very rich ore.
As the sill floor Is extended south and west
the ore continues very fine. Tho south
branch drift, from the q. 4 G. drift 10 o
in sc feet progress for the week. II
feet. Tho rock Ia very hard blasting.
When this drift u completed the southern
portion Of our ore body can be reached
very conveniently. West crosscut No. I.
designed 10 connect with tho main shaft.
has BEEN extended n feet. Tho drift con-
tinues 10 pass through . mixture Of quartz
and porphyry assaying from 20 TO SIG
par ton.
On the 1850 level. west crosscut No. I
ha. been extended ~ feet and 10 west from
the winze iOi feet. Tho material passed
through the past week has been quartz
and porphyry. The west vein. ~ devel-
oped on the level above. IL not yet reached.
Very little work has been done the past
week In west crosscuts Nos. 2 and 3. and
none in No. 2 east. The grade OF ore
passed through has been lower than v ean-
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vilotxIA Crry. Oct. z. is77.-E. b,
Holmes, Esq., Secretary Savage Mining
Company-Dear Sir: Tho past week We
have hniahsd moving the v.bobs, allied
them with ballast. etc. Have also moved
two Of the pumps from twelve 10 fourteen
inches east, leaving two remaining to DO
moved. which I I'M Lurrying TO compile
ton. Since we have been shut down !
have been repairing the incline track from
the 1900 upwards. and also repairing water
tanks and Incline machinery on top. lam
In hopes 10 have everything completed and
In running order by the l2th proximo.
Gould 4 Curry will make their connection
with Dur 1900-foot station In winze this
evening. I will commence 10 sink Wine
and crosscut n o O a. the air will cool
station sufficiently. I I'm now laying In .
supply Of wood sufficient for winter pur-
poses. Yours,
n. @. GILLETTE, superintendent.
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POLICE pIeToL.
oasesr ". n. Davis KILLS . Hss On
ID Street.


Louis Ash was shot and killed by officer
W. n. Davis. at No. 81 South d street,
Virginia. At 8 o'clock this morning. Davis
was arrested on . charge Of murder and
lodged In tho County Jail. A News re-
porter interviewed him this morning.
Davis gave the following particulars I
wanted to arrest Ash early In the
evening for noisy conduct, but let him go
because I was requested to doso by Officer
Desmond. who is acting Is Captain Of tho
Police In the absence OF Captain Byrne.
Several hours later I hoard somebody let
ting . gun 60 OF down on d street. and
ran down there. A door was open and -
! came up TO 10 the shooting commenced
oil around me. I could not tell how many
were shooting. / then pulled my gun and
shot three or four times. I do not remem-
Dor the exact number o. l Was excited. i
did not know who Il was that was shooting.
That 10 all I can remember about the
matter.
During this recital Davis appeared to DO
only about half conscious. He appeared
10 be either intoxicated or under tho In
fiuence Of some strange i~nfatuAtion.
A great many conflicting reports are to
be heard upon tho streets. Even those
who were eye-witncsses do not agree. II
10 asserted by somo that Davis fired the
first shot, and others aver that Ash did not
shoot at all. It 10 thought that Davis was
under the influence Of liquor ut the time.
The particulars will come out fully ct the
Coroneris inquest this evening at O
o'clock.
Drs. Harris and Bergstoin were called
10 attend tho wounded . From DR..
Harris Q representative Of the News TO-
day learned that four shots took effect.
One entered the back part Of the left arm
and lodged In front another entered 10 tho
right Of the lower breast bone, penetrating
tho chest and injuring the lungs. This
wound was sufficient to produce death.
Another ball entered . little to tho left and
Just below the navel. II Is thought that
this Is the BAH which went clear through. |
though the physicians are not certain that
Il was not the ball which entered at tho
lower part OF the breast bone. The last
shot fired probably entered the back, near
the upper part Of the shoulder blade, and
passing through the body. came out rang
Ing ave inches below. DIR. Harris says he
thinks two shots were fired after Ash had
fallen ON his face upon the floor. He died
at 7 O'Clock this morning. A post morfsm
examination Ia being held this afternoon.
Louis Ash was o native Of Germany.
aged t%wenty.four years. lie has lived In
Sacramento for Q great many years. visit
ing Virginia City once In o while. lie IL
. brother Of Augustus Ash. United States
Marshal for Nevada.
A might naturally DO expected there 10
great diversity Of opinion As 10 the right
or wrong Of Officer Davis. action. The
NEWS forbears TO make any comment until
IN rthar ns rtictiars ara knnuu- |
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National Guard shoes,.r.

Tho annual target practice Of tho
National Guard took place last Saturday.
Tho 2OO-yard and 5OO.yard targets were
used, five shots II each being allowed.
As announced by tho NEWS last Saturday
Neil Loynachan. Of Gold Hill. won the
first prize. making Il at each target. bis
total standing ~ In apostolic 80. Follow
ing Is the remainder Of the scoroi Thex.
ton 80, Wallace IS, McAuliffe 81, Clark 81,
Chatelaine 81. Fraser 81. Heffelhngsr SO.
Patey Sc. Thompson 81. Tyler 81, Nys 81,
knight 81, Hutchinson 50, Boz 81, Lamb,
T. L., 81. Mcknight 81, Schoeneman so,
McCarty 30. Mckay 80. Gracey 30. Kaneen
80. Piper 20. Davidson 20, Demling 20.
Darragh ~, Shay "a, Snyder ~. Andrews
~. Rothenbutcher a, Nsrston n. Mitchell
20. Kleupfer 20. Schroeder 20. Comstock
20. Menary 20, Stark "a, Miller IS, Flood
~. THIN %, Burgess Is. Meyer a. Dick
man "a. Smith; H.. II, Eddy 20. Mc0regor
10. Smith, ]. p, IS, 81. John ~, Rosen-
brock. H.. IA. Merrick u, McGrath. T. H..
8. Lamb, A. NJ. 4. Three members Of the
band Of the company tried their skill Of
the 200-yard target, scoring - follovsi
Cooley 10. 0enesy Is, Lockland 2. Each
man had ave shots.
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oot,i.p M FURRY.

yInarxIA Cur. Oct. 7. is,I.-A. u.
Durbrow. Esq. Secretary Gould \ Curry
Mining CompAny-Dear Sir since my
last report the south drift l900-foot level
made a feet and the drift from the Joint
Wine running TO meet II made 10 ieet
leaving g feet to run before connecting.
We expected to connect to-day, but the
rock for the last week has been exceedingly
hard and the air very bad A. o a. TIL.
connection 10 made we will run . west
ero~seut ON the line jointly with the sav-
& Company. We will also n north 70
our line. when the Best 4 Belcher will
take the drift and run TO connect with
their Wine which Is being sunk from the
i50o-foot level. We we're compelled 10
abandon sinking the main incline on &C.
count Of the great dow Of water. think
We will be able to rtsume a. soon - tho
savage and Norcross lower their water be-
low onr present level. but until that time
ID would be . waste Of money TO attempt it.
All the machinery In and about the mine
10 working we'll and everything il running
satisfactorily. Yours truly.
y. Y. OspisroS, Superintendent.
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csun,y Commissioner.

The Board Of County Commissioner
hold q meeting In Virginia to-day. all the
members except Nye being present.
II. Mcdonald appeared before tho Board
and complained that q public highway In
Virginia City 10 obstrnctod. The Sheriff
was instructed TO remove the obstruction.
A number Of referred bills were reported
upon favorably and allowed. The holders
OF the Courthouse bonds having failed TO
offer the same for redemption. In response
TO the advertisement Of the Board, u was
ordered that the Clerk Of the Board pro-
coed 10 choose by lot twenty-five numbers
which are TO DO tho numbers OF tho bonds
redeemed. The following numbers were
drawn: 81, 100. 9s. ~. 80, 63, 81, %, 81. 0,
65. Is, 2, 81, IL, 1G, IS, IS, 80, Z. 8, 10, 90,
60. 90. The advertisement calling for tho
Offering Of these bonds for redemption APP
pears In another column Of tho NEws
to-day.
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Tams VITA Cas.

DR.. Blsckwood. who has spent several
years In Utah and Arizona, recently
brought TO Gold Hill . huge Wild oal
which he captured near Nsphi. Utah. Ths
animal 10 . beauty. and may be seen By
calling Of DR.. Magee's Office 10 Gold Hill,
Although . "wild" cat BY name. IL 4
quite gentle, and may be handled with
perfect safety. A nicer pct could mot b
obtained. DR.. Blsckwood IL willing 10
part with his feline friend for . con-
alteration.
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HALE AND

VIRGINIA err. Oct. Z, 1s77.-Joel F.
Lightner. Esq. Secretary Hale 4 Norcross
Silver Mining Company. Dear Sir The
water has arisen eight feet since the s0th
ult.. and stands to-day 6s feet above the 1900
footlevel. We have stopped during the same
time G hours and 40 minutes, and the aver
age speed Of the pumps has been OBS
strokes per minute. The boilers have been
repaired and all our machinery 10 working
we'll. and a. the Savage Company will pro-
baby DO ready to start their pumps work.
ing the latter part Of the ensuing week, we
look for good progress In lowering the
water. The Chollar-N orcross-S Savage shaft
sunk 30 feet. Respectfully. yours.
PHILIP D-EiDEsHEINER.
Superintendent.
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UNION CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA CRY. Oct. 4. 1s77.-Robcrt
Sherwood. Esq. President Union Consoli.
dated Mining Company-Dear Sir: Repairs
In drift on 1300-fo DOT level are about com
pleted. Shall resume work In face OF east
crosscut. SAINT level. tomorrow. Union
and Mexican joint crosscuts on I465.foot
level have been extended during the past
week Is follows: east q feet, west Il feet.
Face Of each In about the same formation
Is ~ last report. Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM HARDY. superintendent.
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BOLD nurgiar.

A burglar went through Joe Richcy's
house on A street. Virginia. last Saturday
night. He was In tho house nearly half
an hour and madc . general inspection Of
the premises, with which he was apparently
Welt acquainted. He struck matches In
every room not occupied by tho sleepcrs
and made noise enough to waken nearly
everyone In the house. His manner was
90 bold that no suspicion was aroused.
each supposlng that Il WA another ledger
walking around. Slime Gallen. the bus
driver. lost $40. A watch and other val.
usblss lying on . chair with the money.
wsrs not touched.
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sr0CK REPORT.
san Franeiseo Beard.
rms norxfNa.

oss ophir. 10. isk. lsk Is. isk
iios MEXICAN. 3h. t3t. in. Ism
2iis Gould a curry. la. IAN. nS. 17h. lax
Ian Best 4 Bslehcr. 8k. sS. -. 3sk. rs
ieso California. stx. sts. sis bs. 81. SA. Ak
ies0 savage, SKI ., az. sk,ss
ic9S Con: Virginia. %. siS tso. AN bS. ~ u.
9k
80 cholis.Potosi. ssx ssx, 30
22c0 Hale q Norcrcss. ~, ~. N, " Is
500 Crown Point. 81. ~. sH. ~
goa, yellow Jseis,, iis. "a. liz. ii., iiX
SIS imperial. I -. IN
SIS Ksntaeh, .. 81, sh. 81, ~
80 Aipha. isk, IS. ltk. 10 b5. ;&,s
$50 Bslchsr. 6k. et. ~
30 copndsncs. ~, sk.e.
1870 sierra Nevada. 81. 9. 81. ss. sk
lots Utah, n. tfk. liz. lin b5. lex
IL, bullion. In, us. i2k. iaH
issS Enehsassr. u; ias. ias. u b'. ia. iak
los ovsrmAn. n. M. IN. IN. IN
ITO Justice. itk. Is, ls,., IA. si0
$50 sueeof, . 90. tss. ass
iis0 Julia. . s5.
2ils Union Con-. N. KS
sxo Caledonia. An ". 4 IS. tes
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Regular weekly Reports Yrea shs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. che Lsading
Coasseek Mines.

Tho following letter., under tho dates
given. have been sent from the coms.ock
to the principal Offices Of the various COM
panies in San Francisco;
CALIFORNIA.
VIRGINIA err, October Q. is77.-C.
p. Gordon. Esq.. Secretary California
Mining C~ompany-Dear Sir: On the 1900
level the orc breasts are without change.
The work Of repairs ON the north lateral
drift aud crosscuts Nos. . and 4 10 being
continued; also. the drift connecting the
@. a @. shaft with this mine Ia being
thoroughly timbered. No. 4 WINE. sunk
from No. 4 crosscut for . timber chuts,
has reached the 1900 level. and hereafter
all mine timbers will pass through this
| WINE TO the levels below.
On the 1850 level tho ore breasts con-
| tinue 10 look we'll and yield the desired
| quantity Of good ore. Ths east drift from
| No. 5 stope has been advanced IS feet. and
| continues In good ore. The east wall In
| not vet reached. The sinking Of the main
| shaft below this level Ii being continued.
| Tho rock Is hard blasting. Az NO are now
| using heavy steam drills. this work will b
advanced rapidly.
On the i6Oo level the northeast drift
| from No. 3 Wine has been extended l6
| feet. The past two days the ore has been
| OF low grade. Tho east wall 10 moi yet
reached. All Of the ore Slopes on this
| level are looking excellently. especially
the south and west stope sill fioors. From
| the bottom Of No. G Wine the south drift
| has been connected with No. o WINE. No.
s crosscut Is now east from this winxe 10
| feet. We expect to reach the east ore
| body tomorrow. Within two days We
| will running crosscut No. 5
| west. The east drift from the bottom OF
| No. q winxe IL now in los feet; progress
| for the past week. ~ feet. AL Of the.
| cro.scut passes through excellent ore. sx-
| cept the eastern 16 feet.
ON tho ic5O level west crosscut No. I,
| designed 10 connect with the main shaft.
| has been extended n feet. The drift con-
| tinues 10 pass through . mixture Of quartz
| and porphyry. assaying from 50 10 SIG per
| ton. No work has been done In crosscut
| No. 2, the vast week. Will resume work
.. .oon a. possible and extend the drift
across the west vein. We are drifting north
| In the center Of the ore body from crosscut
| No. =. The drift Ia In II feet and In very
| rich ore. West crosscut No. 8 Is In Is feet;
| progress, Is feet. The ore continues very
sves. ,ins feet The ore Continue hard
| s%i..,,ng TN water Ia giving us some
ss,,hia W.. crosscut No 4 /, In IN feet :
nrorrss. Tor ,he veek. rs feet. The ore
p.ssed through the past week has been
very fine. but poor in the face to-day. The
north drift has been connected with No. 8
vinzc' which makes the ventilation excel
| LENT ON his level. No work Is being done
| on ,he ore breasts ON this level, a We do
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UTAH.

VIRGINIA CRY. Oct. @. ls77.-Georgo @.
Pratt, Esq.. Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Company: Dear Sir-Our south drift has
been advanced 20 feet tho past week. The
face IL now In hard rock. Total length,
5i3 feet. We have yet 2O2 feet to run to
reach our south line. Our north drift
being run along the line OF the ledge.
Total length. 227 feet. Progress the past
week. 81 feet. Our incline Wine has been
sunk 10 feet. It will require some two
weeks time to sink . sunp at this point
and cut out . station preparatory TO drift
ing on this 1850 level. We have some water
In the incline. Our machinery 10 all work
ing we'll. Yours. respectfully.
". b. SHEPPARD, Superintendent.
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NEST ASp pELcuIn,

vmarxIA CRY. October Z. ls77.-wil'
liam willis, Esq. Secretary Best A
Beleher Mining Company Dear Sir
Wine No. 2. l700-ioot level, IL down 81
feet. tho bottom being in hard porphry,
Tomorrow will commences putting the
donkey engine In place. when work will
20 better. We started q crosscut west on
the i70O-foot level on Thursday last. Thii
crosscut Is near the Consolidated Virginia
south line. and II Is my intention TO run II
10 the west wall. II 10 in nine feet, the
face being In hard porphry. with occa'
ional stringers Of quartz about an inch
thick. Hope TO mako better progress ai
all points during the coming week. Your
truly.
p. +. Ospisros, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-08
BRoNCmIrIs.

From John Flax. Ksq.. Of Benningten. = r.
"Thres yrars since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
chitis. affecting mo 90 severely - 10 render u
WAS added revere night sweats. and I 10 fear
ful OF going into Q decline. Aftsr ecoufss %
various remedies 70 no purpose. ! msde .ss o.
DR.. wistsr,s Balsam Of wild Cherry. . fsv bot
tics OF which FULLY restored me 10 health.
since that time have bad several severn q.
tacE q cough 9ns the btisam o., hvays y;
should not know how 20 do without u"
Sold b. all druggists.
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MEXICAN.

VIRGINIA CRY. Oct. 4, 1s77.-Colonel Q,
l.. Weller. President Mexican Mining Com
pany-Dear Sir Mexican aud Union join
crosscuts on ii65.foot level have been ex'
tended during the past week. east "a feet
west 81 feet. North lateral drift on 1900
foot level has advanced "a feet. Mexican
and 0phir joint Wine on i70o-foot level
has been sunk during the past week II
feet. Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM HARDY. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-08

A couxTRYHAs passing over the Point
Nsuf OF Paris. aud seeing. among o heap
Of shops fall Of merchandise, that Of .
banker In which there was nothing but .
q sitting at = table with pen and ink,
had the curiosity to 60 In and inquire
what II was he sold. "Assss' heads"
replied the banker. "Thsy must be In
great request" said the oountryman,
90 since you have only your own Left"
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Gold - silver.

The Consolidated Virginia and California
mines made another shipment Of bullion
last Saturday evening, consisting Of i5d
bars. valued at s637,s65 30. OF these,
Consolidated Virginia shipped 90, valued
at $274.431 d, making . total Of si.i02,-
IA Is. The California shipped 81 bars,
valued at $685. ~, making. with the
shipments previously made, = total for the
month Of 1854, GIG ~. or this amount
S7I3,5i5 40 IL gold and $79i .070 81 silver.
Tho total Of the California for September
exceeds that for August by $780, 00. Tho
BONANZA mines shipped during the past
week 81, l56, 9ii Of.
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Busiai or . ss.erae.

Dan De guile is responsible for the fol-
lowing: Not long since . member OF the
Austin sszerac Lying Club Strengthened
out, and was TO all appearance dead. The
club turned out in full regalia to bury
him. When the grave was reached the
man awoke from his death-like trance and
clsmorcd 10 Be let out Of his coffin, swear
ing he WAS not dead. The faces Of the
brethren beamed with satisfaction. che.
4 rood one-am ost worthy member. and
true 70 the last" said they,as they planted
him In his narrow home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-08

DAVID HUMr observed that all de-
vout persons be had svsr met with were
melancholy. On this Bishep Horne
remarked : "This might very prob
ably DO /; for. In the irst place, IL 10
most likely that be saw very few, his
friends and acquaintance being Of
another sort ; and secondly. the sight Of
him would make Q dsvout man look
melancholy at any time"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-08
A FINE THING Fon rnR TEETH

Fragrant sos0DOST s . composition Of
the purest and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredisnt
10 we'll tnovn 10 have . beneficial effect on the
teeth and sulns. Its embalming or sntiseptie
toilet luxury. sOZ0DuNT removes ell disa
grceable adors from the breath caused By CO
tarrh, bad teeth, etc. II 10 entirely free from
the INJURIOUS and acrid properties Of tooth
pastes and powders, which destroy the enamel.
Ons bottle lasts sir months.
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Dspsss.rss x.s,e..

A very sensible and practicable notice
to parents 10 published In our advertising
columns to-day. Owing 10 the continued
and increasing prevalence Of that dread
disease. diphtheris, In this town, the
Board Of School Trustees request oil Pc
rents In whose families the disease exists
not TO send any children TO tho public
schools. as they will not be admitted.
This IL . very wise measure Of defence,
the propriety Of which will DO seen at onos
by everybody.
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cuoLLAR-rorosf

vInaISIA CIrr. October G. 1s77.-A. X.
p. Harmon, President Chollar-P otosi
Mining Company-Dear Sir; Operations
81 the company's mine for the week end.
ing this date show the following results
No. tons ore extracted. 457 100000 No.
tons ore forwarded TO mills. 45l 1900
1000. Average assay value Of ore mined.
$22 rs per ton. Drift east at 17S5-foot
level has been driven 30 feet In very hard
ground. There remains 65i feet 10 go TO
make connection with the Chollar-Nor-
cross-Savsge shaft. Enclosed please find
duplicate ore slip for shipment Of 18th. 60
100000 tons. Respectfully yours.
Isaac l.. REouA. Superintendent.
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FRoM A DISTINGUISHED JURIsr,

"I have tried thu. PERUVIAN sYRrs. and the
result fully sustains your prediction. II has
made b new man OF me-infused Into my sys.
TEN new vigur and energy. ! am no longer
tremulous and dsbiliiated - when you last
saw me, but stronger. hesrtief, and with larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical, than
at any time during tho last i've years." Sold
by all druggists.
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oPuIR.

VIRGINIA CRY. October z, 1s77.-Col.
onel G. l.. Weller. President 0phir Min
ing Company = Dear Sir: Work at the
company's mine has been slvAnced during
the week ending this morning a. follows
On 1900-foot level, northeast drift 30 feet,
east crosscut IS feet, south drift ~ feet.
Total lengths Of above drifts from incline
station are respectively. 2i6 feet. All feet
and 2i9 feet. 0phir and Mexican Joint
WINS on l700.foot level has been sunk
during the past week iG feet. Everything
In and about tho mine running smoothly.
Yours, respectfully.
WILLIAM HARDY. superintendent.