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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12
II opnla MINE.
superintendent Hardy Refuses 20
Talk About II No DiHmoad
Drills Reisg Used--rhe Vermont
Company.

The excitement concerning 0phir con-
tinues. A NEWS reporter called upon
Superintendent Hardy this morning. and
learned all II was possible to ASCERTAIN
concerning the situation at the mine.
Reporter-I would like TO get your
weekly letters. Mr.. Hardy.
Mr.. HArdy-well. you see everything
has been so confused this week that I have
concluded not to write any letters this
week. I'll Just let them lay over Till next
week.
Reporer-Arc you running q diamond
drill In the DRIFT
Mr.. Hariy-No, we are not. and we do
not intend doing 80. We arc drifting
right along as usual.
Reporter-what kind OF material IL the
face % tho drift IMP
Mr.. Hariy-I have nothing 10 say upon
that point. I will not say q word about II
one way or the other.
II was afterward ascertained that Mr..
Hardy emphAtically denied the story that
the ore body had been cut through.
The stories concerning the mino were
very conflicting and when the reports be-
gan 10 come from San Francisco there was
an eager crowd around the bulletin boards
in front Of the brokers' offices. Tho side
walk at the corner Of q and Taylor streets
was 90 crowded that pedestrians
were compelled TO so out In
the street In order to get around. II was
noticed that there was not 30 much laugh.
tor on the back streets as there was last
Saturday when tho market was booming.
Tho report that Hank smith. Captain
Kelly, Archie Dorland and the other smart
ones had unloadej, was generally credited.
though no one knew definitely whether IL
WAS true or not.
There WAS some talk concerning the
claim Of the Vermont Mining Company,
AMI the bears were busily engaged In
spreading tho information that tho strike
was really upon thu ground OF that com.
pany. Hon. William woodburn Is one OF
the principal owners Of the Vermont claim.
They received 4 patsnt for their ground
from the United States nearly . week ago.
A q curiosity we give the original location
notice u tho Vermont Company;
"SiI milo canyon 4 this Of . mile east
Of Va city-wm. Z. Hitchcock. A. Pear
sons. ]. l.. Spence, T. Kirwin, T. Pen.
dagus. l.. v. Tcft, VIM. II. Clark. q.
Torney. II. ID. Doom. NJ. l.. Doom and
James Norris" Vermont Co-claim per
notice bearing date December 7th. A. ID.
1859. eleven claims Of . Quartz Lead In
GLIDING all Of Its dips. angles and spurs
and ground adjoining sufficient for outlets.
machinery. ac.. said claims commenee
four hundred and fifty feet In . s0utherly
direction from california kavins and
extend thence In . northerly direction
along the line Of the lead twenty two hun.
dred feet and 10 defined by stakes and notes.
Recorded. Dec. 10. 1859.
VIZ. q. CAMPBELL. Recorder.
Il will DO seen that when tho location
was made the boundaries were not re-
stricted 10 very narrow limits.
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y,sarxIA CRY. Nov. 10. is77.-C. p.
Gordon. Esq. Secretary California Mining
Comnanv-Dear Sir: On the 1900 level
The drift from the @. 4 c. shaft connect
ing with the ore vein 10 being enlarged
aud retimbsred /: also. the repairs on the
north lateral drift and crosscuts are bring
continued. On the 1850 level We have no
changes to note In the ore breasts. The
work Of extracting ore IL being continued
A. usual. The sinking Of the main shaft
below this level Is being continued with All
possible speed. and connection with the
uprai.s from the level below may DO made
the coming week. The rock passed through
in sinking and In the upraise Is very hard.
ON the 1900 level tho ore breasts are
Welding very fine ere and continue 10
look excellently. The Slopes continue 70
widen 10 the west. We are now erecting
a diamond drill on this level 10 cheaply
explore tho ground east Of our present orc
body. a. We have rs yet failed 10 reach
the east clay on this or the level above
Al any point 200 feet north OF our south
eru boundary. The northeast drift from
No. q win1e-iO0 feet below this level
being u to reach the joint Wine on our
northern boundary for ventilation. 10 now
IN % icc', we AIc nov essAs,u M
lArging anu uInoerins 'nis uouo'9 inc
with heavy hmoers' 80 as 70 use u ne,e-
after A. an air way and ore chute. We
have been unable 10 extend east and west
crosscuts from No. 8 winxe the past week.
ON the 1850 level west crosscut No. I
has been extended II feet. Total length.
is9 feet and We arc o raising 70 CON
meet with Tue sinking Oh the mAin s nAi.-
The lateral arm from west erosscut no. ..
In tho ore body. To connect WIN west
cro.scut No. !. Is In ~ tee' . eonunuss
In n ore West erosseut NO. d" IN o.
feet. III lace Ia IN good orc: EAST
erosseut No. 4 10 In W ieet anu IN low
grade ore. The cast clay VAL 10 NOT yes
reached. West crosscut No. ~ has been
advanced IL feet and Is now In 10 Feet.
Tbs face OF thi. drift Ia In low grade ore:
West erosscut NO. 0 ha. been estended 10
feet and Is in "a feet n continues 70 i'm
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CrAII.

VIRGINIA err. Nov. 10. 1871 George @,
Pratt. Esq.. Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Compsny-Dear Sir There IL NO chAngs
worthy Of note In any Of the drifts Of de
velopment since my last report. Our
south drift on the li50 level will be con
nected with the Sierra Nevada mine thu
coming week. The north drift has been
advanced 50 feet the past week. oui
north drift on the 1850 level Is In 20 feet,
and the south drift 0 feet. They are 10
hard blasting vein matter. We have lined
up the pump compartment OF the shalt .
distance Of 100 feet. and now have = NM
current Of air passing down tho amt rem
dering the mine cool and pleasant.
Yours, respectfully.
W. b. SngpPERD Superintendent.
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s.ew sheds nurs-,i.

The express train from san Francisco
did not get through Yesterday. The cause
81 tho detention was the burning OF four
miles Of snow sheds Just this side OF Blue
Canyon. The drc was noticed at aboa, 2
o'clock yesterday morning and continued
all day. making . very hot lire. as the
sheds we're hlled with several thousand
cords Of wood that had been stored therr
for safe keeping. The mail and Pas-en-
gers were transferred to a train on this
side Of the burning sheds and arrived here
at half.past 4 o'clock yesterday, only two
hours late. A track was built around the
lire a. o a. possible and the train from
below brought up 10 l,eno,arriving at that
place last night at 10 o'clock. When tho
train passed the sheds were still burning.
though the flames wcrs under control.
The heat wa. 50 great that the passengers
on the platform were compelled To cover
their faces with their hats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12
JAMES q. Fam. Superintendent.
LILA CONSOLIDATED.


ymaISi, CRY. November 10. is77.-A.
Noel, Secretary Of the Julia Mining Com
pany; 1 am pleased TO report the follow
ing advance la our several drifts during
the week ending this date: Crosscut No.
| west has been advanced 10 feet. tn tbs
west wall rock. making the total length o.
this drift from the main south Drift III
feet. This includes 20 feet OF vein matter.
Work at this point has beon for the present
suspended. and sinking the incline from
the shaft commenced. The approach IN
the incline has been advanced 10 feet.
Crosscut No. q. east from the winze, has
besn advanced II feet through very prom.
ising vein matter. A little water continues
to How from the face % this drift Cross.
cut No. 10 east has been advanced y feet
through a mixture of quartz and clay. II
Is looking we'll, although there has been
but little change during the week. Very
favorable indications are encountered at
all points in the mine. and We can reason
ably expect important Developments soon.
Very respectfully yours,
FRANK N. THArER. Superintendent.
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The mills consume SO cords Of wood per
day which at si2 per cord would BIO $50 /;
1900 lbs. quicksilver at 60 eta. SLY ;
10000 lbs. salt at lkcts. $3.50 5000 Lbs.
sulphats at l0k cts. s525 800 mon EN-
ployed on sluiees at 50 80. sl,o5o 100
men on shines at S3k, s525 800 In mills
at sik, si.350. amounting 10 si,7sI per
day, or slis,2s0 = month OF 90 days. The
oil. tallow. lights, material for repairs
stores and sundries about $4,000 more,
swelling the expense to about sis3'2so per
month.
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shooting roarasme.i.

Hank Jewett and Billy ilAskins are get
ting up . grand tournament at their shoot
ing gallery. in the rear Of the paint shop,
under tho Capitol Lodging House. The
prize offered Is a splendid repeating ride
with nickei.plaied lock and msunlings'
and finished In the very finest style.
There will be twenty-five chances at - %
each, and the shooting will take place As
soon a. the list Is filled. Gold Hill can
turn out q great many line shots. Real
the advertisement and then take a chance.
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As.ia.s shs opsir.

The officers Of the Vermont Consolida-
ted Mining Company that pro-
ccedings will shortly DO entered against
the Ophir Silver Mining Company for pos.
session Of the ground on which The strike
ON the 1900 level Of the latter mine was re-
Gently made. They claim that their mine
lies east Of the Ophir. and that the man.
Ayers Of the latter are intruders on their
property. L. II. Warsaw. Vice President
Of the Vermont. says the company has q
United States patent for their mine. and
that the Ophir folks Are working on the
east ledge. on which they are located /; that
sinking OF the shaft will be resumed In
the mine, and complaint will be lodged
against the 0phir at once,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEErNa.-Ths annual
meeting Of the Gold Canon Consolidated
Mining Company. for the election Of OFF,
GERS, etc., will be held ON the 2ist OF the
present month. at the Office OF the Com
pany In Ban Francisco. SEQ official notice
In u advertising columns to-day.
Coon RooMs.- Persons In want OF well
furnished, comfortable rooms, can hardly
do better than 10 apply at the Maynard
House, Main street. Gold Hill. where they
can obtain rooms newly furnished. single
or In suites, at the most reasonable terms.
MASONIC SocIAL.-0ur Virginia friends
arc reminded OF the fact that the Masonic
social will take place In Gold Hill to.mor-
row evening. All arc invited. varney's
band will furnish the music. Come and
enjoy yourselves.
AocoMxoDATioS.-Tho bus will bring
parties down to the Masonic social to.
morrow night as late as 0 o'clock, and will
mako q return trip 10 Virginia after the
dance. There will DO no excuse for walk
Ing.
AssEssMESr.-Onicia notice Of the as
scssmsni Of 20 cents per share levied by
the Dayton Gold aud Silver Mining Com
pany. delinquent December nth, Is given
In u advertising columns to-day.
b. y. HAzrLrISE, one Of Gold Hills
delegation In tho Board Of County Com
~missioners. left for the Golden State last
Saturday evening.
LAST Saturday tho California made the
first shipment on tho current months ac-
count. consisting Of 81 bars, valued al
Sal, FOG o..
The total production Of the Console
dated Virginia and California mines for
the month Of October amounted to S2,-
967. 276 %.
GEoRoE PERKINS, engineer. had his
wrist badly bruised last Friday, by letting
. heavy hydraulic jack fall upon 1t.
A CYLINDER for tho Omega mill. weigh.
Ing 10. % pounds, was cast at the Fulton
Foundry last Saturday.
II. N. GRAVES and W. J. Sheridan,
mining experts, havo gone to San Fran
cisco.
A. M. KRurrscnSrrT. an old Comstocker,
10 going to Oakland. California. to live.
MRs. BowERs will appear at National
Guard Hall. Virginia, on the 10Th instant.
TnE new Grand Jury will organize and
commence operations before long.
HENRY JONES. brother OF Senator J. +.
Jones, Is In Gold Hill.
The Caledonia assessment Is delinquent
In the Board to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12

our north line In two weeks. We can look
Tor no development In this drift. - IL Ia
being run outide Of the vein. We bored
with . diamond drill &c feet from tho bot
tom Of the 1900 Wine west, and cut quite
a stresm OF water. I think this will drain
our incline. but 1t has not been running
long enough to decide Il. The drill passed
through nothing but porphyry. We did
not expect to find anything. The only OBJ
ject in running II Nas TO tap the incline
water. The is0O-foot level drift TO con-
meet the winzc with the main incline made
50 feet, leaving about 80 feet further to
run to connect. When this isdone We can
handle double the quantity OF water from
the i90O-foot level. We are still engaged
In timbering the lower bob.pit. Our pump
IL running about 1 strokes per minute.
All tho machinery works we'll. Hope to
sinking tho main incline In .
week or ten days.
+. +. 0~sBrsroS. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

mo THE roLLOwlH0.NANlD DEPEND.
u anita. and 70 ell ovners OF or claimants 10 III
real eststs and improvements thereon. or i'm.
proyemsnts when asseesed sepsrsteiy, IN ths
Town on Geld NH. STOREY county. Nevsds.
hsrriustsr dsscnhrd. known and unknown /:
Won re hsreby notified that suits have been
so,smspoedi in the J~ustics's Court Of Township
Ma. 3. STOREY county. Nevada. ~ The STATE OF
Nevada. plsintin. sssin'' sses o ., , re- as,snosn.s
$500 trscls or parcels Of land. with thu M
os-ar.nts thereon, and impsvvemsLts when
po,,sisIy ssscssed. and all owpsrs Of os claim
~ 10 ne SEINE, known or unknown. 70 70.
cover the TAI and delinquency ass.ssed 10 said
yesr commencing January J.. a. D. 1915, and
sodIpe December 81. A. ID. ISIS, and that .
summSns hes been duly isued In each case.
And you are further notinsd that unless ron
spp<sf and answer the compliant nled In said
Gauss IN o. esfcrs tbs FIRST a or
taksn Against 700 and the nal estate and Inn.
proysnents thsrs.n Described. for The smount
oftaxe a deiinquiIey specified and costa Of saii:
Fttssimnons, B. W-rss and ~deliLqueu.
cy on pan Of Lot ~. Block ], Hangs
q. and inpreys.~st:.;.;.......... % %
raj ss,sss on American viai......... ss7
Nsrcoux, R-Tsx and delinquency on
nal esists on Amsfican Ftat........ 20
NeInisht. Jsmes-Tax and d~elinQosncy
on psrt Of Loaf. Block J, hanss q,
and inprcvemenis....... ........... , ~
Rough 3 kssdy Mining ComIany-Tax
s maj. S%sr .. y So " ,sas s NIL .a.p'ov'- 4. 70
sosih ophir Mining o~cupsny-Ta. and
dsliiqueney % land 20 Of Crown -.
wtisSiss, o-sorss-Tsx End -Sslincussey
on lnproysnsnts oa eround In Bloch -.
i,kanss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zss
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a. uais.sa..,e Ch,i,i.

A sis-year oil daughter Of Marx fecny,
who lives ON Carson street, Virginia. me,
with a terrible accident last Saturday
evening. While playing in her fathers
yard she fell upon q broken bottle, cutting
oprn her cheek ON thu right side. The
cut commenced at the lower corner OF the
mouth and extended four or i've inches.
laying hare the teeth on that side ~ the
law. II was q chastity wound. aud one
which will greatly dishsurc the little ones
face. Dr. j.. Manson 90 Virginia was
called aud rendered such surgical all as
was required. The patient was resting
easily Yesterday afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12
YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE.

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dye.
pepsla or Liver comrlalnli Is there any rec.
sou why you should 20 on from day 10 day
complaining with Sour Stomach. Sick Head
ache, hAbitual Cortiseness, palpttstion % the
heart. heartburn. water.brash. gnawing and
burning pains at the pit Of the stomach, yel.
low tkin, coated tongue aud disagree able taste
In the mouth. coming mp u food after eating,
low spirits, ctci mol Il Ia positively ,oui
own fault N you do 10 20 your Druggist aud
get q bottle IL Greens August Flower for rs
cents and -FOUR CUE Il certain; but u you doubt
this, get Q sample bottle for 10 ceLt- AMI try u.
Two doreA will relieve you. Je2i ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12
The ..Css...seL Exchange

T. T.. Finch will open his new saloon.
tho Comstock Exchange, in DR.. Halls
building. Main street. Gold Hill. this
evening at G o'elcck. The saloon Is newly
Furnished throughout aud well supplied
with q choice stock Of the finest wines,
liquors aud cigars. Mr. Finch expects all
the boys to give him q call tonight aud
aid him 10 i%nauguraie his new enterprise
In Q BETTING style.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12
A PINE THING ron rnR rgRrn

Fragrant s0soDosr is . composition Of
the pursst and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient
ID we'll known IN have q beneficial effect on the
teeth and sums. Its embaiming or a~ntiseptic
toilet luxury. sOZODJNT removes ali di.s.
greeahlo adors from the brrath cau.ed by c.
tarrh, bad teeth. etc. Il 10 entirely free from
the injurious and aerid properties Of tooth
psstes and powders, which destroy the enamel.
Ons bottls lasts sir months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12
The County Hospital.

The County Hospital is at present we'll
filed with patients. all Of whom under
tho careful attention Of DIR. Kirby are
doing o. we'll a can be expected. The
rules and regulations 81 the institution
arc strictly inforccd and the whole place
10 we'll governed. Few deaths occur eI.
cept In chronic cases. aud OF these nothing
can be expected from n day to another.
DR.. Kirby has been very successful In
treating pneumonia and typhu. fever. No
better place for . sick man could bc found
In Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12

Anthony Adams, the miner who wa
crushed by descending cage in tho Con
solidated Virginia mine last Friday. died
At his residence in Virginia City at
o'clock Yesterday morning. Tho cage wa
going down very slowly at the time Of ths
accident, carrying . load Of visitors. After
he WAS hurt Adams was able to walk sew
eral blocks to his home without assistance,
and II was not thought he was seriously
injured. Further examinations disclosed
the fact that he was badly crushed In the
region Of the lungs and heart. Deceased
was about forty years Of age. The funeral
took place at haif.past 3 O'Clock to-day.
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4 \ cuREY.

VIRGINIA CRY. Nov. II. is77.-A. X.
Durbrow, ESD. Secretary GOULD 4 Curry
Mining Company-Dear Sir For the week
ending TODAY I have " report the follow
ing work: The north drift i9OO'foot
level. il in 81 feet. having made ~ feet
since last report II the ground con-
tinues as II is now. l think We will reach
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decd Clothes.

Charley Nuttall. n Of Gold Hill's police
force. has imported a fine suit Of clothes
from San Francisco. 1t Is made after the
style Of the uniform worn by the peelers
Of the metropolis. Of gray cloth, the coal
reaching 10 The knees. II would not be q
bad plan for all our officers 10 ''follow
suit" Charley vas around wetting his
new goods Yesterday.
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F,v. rhsu.a.d DsIi.r. Reward.

Ycrington. Bliss 4 Co. offer . reward Of
5000 for the arrest and conviction OF the
person or persons who set FIRE 10 the wood
yard Of the Carson aud Tahoe Lumber and
fluming Company on the evening OF the
III VI November.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12
vnn PALAoR RATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unexceiied in sorsy
county. TO to Thomas Hsfron's Eating Stand,
In the Palace Saloon. 50. : North O street,
Virginia city. fresh oysters at al hoan IN
every style. Forty miners always on hand d
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
the best and fresl eet OF oil that the markets
Try It. apis N
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE or SUITS COMMENCED.

ITO TIE PoLLowINa.NANED DEPEND.
u AMI. and 10 All ovpers of or cIaimants 10 The
real estste and Improvements heron. or inn.
pro,emenis when Assessed sepsrstely, In tho
Town q Gold I'LL, r,o.sy county. Nevada.
You are hereby notified thai suIis have been
oomn,ypcsd in he Jusiicc's Court Of township
NJ Z stor.v souaty N.vsd, he ihs Mai. n
NV.Ss nlsintiS' sssinst sseh Of he d.6endspts
hsr"insitsr named And ssch on tbs foIi.w.
,rs.assr,ibed trsets or parcels Of lana vsh
Il: improvensnis thereon. and Improvements
s,siusnts no N. s.ne fno~n or 1ntsovn 40
Cove tbs ian ana delipau,ncy s.sessed 10 ,sid
d.Serdsnts ssaipst ssid prupesty. Tor the nscai
20, eomnencins Jsnusw 4. x D. iHIs. and
ending pecembcr m. A. n. isTs. Ana ihst 4
ummons Las been duly issued In esth cass.
.n- ana s,s~cr ths comnissnt a. nm IA
sIpes' a an A !, hrt tns oph ~ nisu ~ bs ,S
~ nycEuHRR An is1f. ,ndcms,t ~iil he
VI ..Ns..,. an ~ 81 a.. y..6. -
aleu- nsslnst Sou ., nv 1870 a., II. mo o ,m,
psvsslnens' ..nss W. suVans
OILY Ana oe'nass''' 'pee'A''' sna 'o'''o
suls.-.a ~, and a.,,nor.,., n,
part Of Lsts Bloch l. Range o and
Adams :. D.-Ia. ~ s.nqu1,ey On
northeast par OF L1t ~: baoek j. -
nAc8e MA ga
pfown m Iso.. MY ~eupoau.y
on Loes . ana =. n'oeA y hAnRe ~ ~.
sno Mpsvvsmcn's Nv
north sOisst OF LotIi. BIoeiS. Range -
u"
HOOP. wmaL.aI sna afin!h.ney on
nsr, ~ Iot Al. Bioci = Range ~ And
inpfo,smsr's "a ""'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-12

II. ii. LINDSAY. while driving down six.
mile Canyon last Friday afternoon. was
thrown from his buggy and sustained .
revere bruise on his left arm.
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A LADY
WITH

A. the beautiful HATS In Madame
Loryoa's window.
STRUCK, the second time. at the
Low Priccsi
STRUCK. ths third time. with admlra.
ti.n OF herself. When she looked IN the
glass and saw how we'll III plain
looking woman can look when rhe
wears Q becoming hat.
Madame Loryes's 10 the place 10 OBJ
tain nne goods and cheap. No bonanEa
pfices h.re.
Velvet Hats made over to look liho
MADAME L0RYEA,
No. - sonth q street, between Taylor
mol Ia I'm and Union. Virginia.
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n COUGu-

Sudden changes OF climate are sources of
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take Of
once Browns Brunchial Trvchss. lot the Gold,
Cough or Irritation Of the Throsa b ever %
slight. -
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.
Regular weekly Reports from the
superimtsndeass et she Leading
Comstoek Mtnes.

Tho following letters, under the dates
given. have been sent from the Comsiock
to the principal Offices Of the various COM
panies In San Francisco;
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q. n. GALLUP.

O. n. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of caiifor.
mia, Gold Hin, keeps constantly on hand ali
favorite brands Of Imported c.gary. ohoics bit
cigars. eli kiads Of chewing tobacco. meer-
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. hns cutlery, and
toys and fancy goods Of all kinds. apps N
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vrRaIsIA err. November 10. is77.-A.
X. +. Harmon. President Chollar.Potosi
Mining Company-Dear Sir: Operations
at the company mine for the week ending
this date show the following results:
Tons. Pounds.
Orc extracted ............ 26i i'2O0
Ore forwarded to mills. ..lH 200
Average assay value Of orc mined $40.
10 per ton. Work on east drift l7s5-foot
level was resumed on Thursday afternoon
and drift extended 8 feet. Pump has
worked Is hours. Enclosed please find
duplicate ore alp for shipment OF 9Th,
30 100000 tons.
Isaac L. REouA. Superintendent.