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S. o. DUNBAR.-Dear Sir: have been some time
IN the habit of prescribing the Fluid Magnesia pre-
pared by you and prefer 1t to the Eng sh prepare
ton on account of its cheapness and its superior
laxative qualities. Respectfully yours, &C.
NJ. S. PERRY, NJ. D.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
pa.rsrs or

Many men who work In our mines do
not realize tho extent Of the menscins
dangers which surround them. Jonn Z.
Jones. who VA killed at the New York
mine Last Saturday. was one OF this class.
He had worked at every kind Of mining
on the Comstock and had convinced him.
self that 10 was . safe business-at least 80
far q 10 was concerned. He had struck
drills In the ore Slopes OF tho Consolidated
Virginia, timbered In the Belchsr incline.
run cars In the long drift Of the Justice.
and was engaged In sinking the New
York shaft Of tho imo Of his death. he
Was careful, steady. experienced and In
dustrious. His superiors trusted and his
companions respected him. He was known
- an exceptionally good man at any kind
Of work In OF about . mine. At the first
OF the present month he was running .
car In the Justice, with Ike McGowen - .
partner. When the order for . reduction
Of the force came. Jones and McGowen
were informed Of II. They were both
good men. The foreman had no choice
between them. He proposed they should
pitch heads or tails 10 SEQ who should TO
main. They did 30 and McGowen won.
Jones rested for . few days aud then 90
eepted . situation In the New York shaft.
Tho News has already given the particu-
lars Of the catastrophe which caused his
death. Truly, u miners arc surrounded
BY many dangers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
A Bisedy Assault.

Samuel Carr and John Plate had . row
In tho Express saloon, South G street. vir.
ginis, last Saturday night. Carr was very
badly hurt. A NEWS reporter called upon
him to-day and received from him the fol-
lowing brief particulars 81 was In the
Express saloon. down stairs. Plate tried
10 quarrel with me I told him ! didn't
want TO quarrel. and started TO 60
up the steps. when he slipped up behind
me and struck me over the head with .
SIX shooter. knocking me against the rail-
ing. He then held me aud told his father
in.law 10 20 for mt. The old man struck
ms over the head with . six shooter and
stunned mo. We were old friends. and he
had no cause to quarrel with me-"
Carr was apparently so weak that
he could scarcely talk. but seemed 70
the reporter perfectly rational. An
examination disclosed tho fact that there
we're three cuts on tho scalp and that the
face was considerably scratched. During
the struggle tho pistol was discharged.
The muxxle was 90 close 10 Cars person
that u set his clothes on fire and cut the
skin inst above the navel. Tho attending
physicians consider Cars injuries OF q
very serious character.
Plate has beon arrested on . charge Of
assault with intent 10 kill. aud placed I'M
der 8 1000 bonds. Counter charges have
been made against Carr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
arLYxl HILL.

Coin Hill, Dec. Is. 1s7s.-w. z. Dean.
Secretary Silver Hill Mining Company
Dear air: During the ave and . half days
ending at noon to-day, the progress In this
mine has been - follows: Crosscut No. Z
north on 657 level. i6 feet; crosscut No. 8
north on 657 level. % feet; crosscut No. 2
south on 657 level. 30 feet; southeast drift
on 657 level. 26 feet ; crosscut Ne. from
station on 800 level. 26k feet /; incline has
been sunk 8 feet. All Of the drifts show
quartz. but Il IL yet Of low grade. The
Justice company Jet lacks about 400 feet
Of making connection with q north drift
on eS7 level. Water continues about the
same. the pump handling y easily with
four strokes per minute. Hereafter our
weekly measurements will be made ON
Saturday a noon instead Of Sunday evcn-
ing q heretofore. The three working
sblfts will hereafter commence at A. H..
8 n. ~. and II p. ~. true time, instead
Of mining time.
Tho rock In the incline still continues
hard. Crosscuts No. 4 north and No. =
south. on 657 level. are run with hand
drills. In the balance Of working faces
machines are used.
n. G. HiLLrrn. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

U~swELL.-.H. Harris. the %well.known
assaycr Of Silver City. whose residence 10
In Gold Hill. returned from California by
this mornings train. We are panied TO
state that Mr.. Harris Ia In very feeble
health. lie looks much worse than when
he left hcrc. aud Is very weak. A return
70 Nevada air may do him good.
A CONTEMPLATED CHASoE.-w. s. Ben
der. at present Manager Of tho Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Office In Virginia
City, will take tho position Of clerk at the
Ophir mine on or about the LIST Of next
month. II 10 expected that al the oiilces
Of the Atlantic and Pacific Company In
this State will DO closed on the date Above
mentioned.
FixoEn CRusurp.-Jsmes Green. . car
man 1t the Sierra Nevada mine, had the
little finger Of his right hand 30 badly
crushed last Saturday morning. that am
putation was necessary. The finger WAS
caught between tho car and the post
swelling ground having iorcedthe post out
Of place.
TIE suit OF George 1. l'ammon agains'
r. v. Drake, for stationery Furnished tho
county, has been appealed to the District
Court by Mr.. Lammon, who lost his case
In the court below.
The ffty-soventh regular assessment,
a~ggregating $ll2, 000, has Just been levitd
by the Hale a Norcross Company.
THE annual election Of tho ophir Min.
Ing Company will DO held In San Fran
Disco day after tomorrow.
Mrs. ELLEN KENNEDY has brought suit
for divorce against Michael Kennedy.
0EoRoR TuYLy. the big man from
Carson. Is on the Comsiock to-day.
TIE Board Of Gold Hin Town Trustees
will hold . meeting this evening.
THIS 10 election day with tho Gould 4
Curry Mining Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
Rassrsi Of John 4. Jones.

John Z. Jones. the man who was acci-
denially killed In tho shaft Of the New
York mine last Saturday. was . member Of
Yreka Lodge. ]. o. o. r. Hc has lived on
the Comstock for several years, visiting
tho lodges Of Gold Hill and Virginia.
When the fact Of his death was ascertained
on Saturday, tho members Of Wylis Lodge
Immediately commenced preparations fer
the funeral. Before these were consun
mated. however. Q dispatch was received
from the brother Of deceased, who 10 .
prominent lawyer In Athens. Ohio. re-
questing that the body DO returned TO that
place for interment. An elegant caskst
was procured. and tho remains were made
ready for shipment. A second dispatch
was received to-day giving instructions TO
bury bore In . metallic coffin and await
further orders. The funeral will take
placs at $50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
under tho direction Of wylic Lodge,
I. o. o. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
InssaiIasisas.

Tho officers Of Geld Hill Chapter No. 8,
n. A. NJ. we're installed Saturday. Dscem'
ber IS. 1871 by p. n. E. II. p. Samuel W.
Chubbuck; George Robinson. u. Z. HI
James McAllistsr. E. X; D. II. Carrick,
Z. g.; willet O. Davis. q. Of A.; Byron J.
Turmsn. P. g.; Andrew Ingrupd. R.A. o.
Patrick Mccarthy. n. Of Sd j.; Daniel ID.
Sohi. n. Of I'd j.; Alex. q. Cowan. N. oi
lat J.; Chris. James. Treasurer; John o.
Bennstt. Secretary; d. Van vranken,
Guard.
The officers Of Silver Star Lodge No. 8,
Y. and A. n. Gold Hill. Nevada. were
also installed the same evening: Adam
Gillespie, W. n; Christopher James. y.
W.; Isase N. Frock. ]. W.; John Jones,
Jr.. Treas; j. o. Bsunstts, ssc.: John =,
Goliath. 8. D.;,A. D. @. Davis. J. D.; N
Dunkin, w. A. Taylor. Stewards; Charles
Thompson No. 2. Marshal William Oats,
Org; o. Larsen. Tyler. Installed by p
n, WIN. b. Wheeler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
Cerpsss Tsassi.

This Ia . good time for finding dead
bodies. Last Saturday the oorpseof . man
was found In an old tunnel somewhere
about the head Of Crown Poln. Ravine.
The body was much decayed. but the
clothing still remained upon u; also. q
bait about the waist. The Coroner has
taken charge Of the remains and will make
an investigation.
The dead body Of . child, apparently
about Q month old. was unsarthed on
summit street, Virginia, last Saturday
afternoon. by some men who were grading.
The body was very richly clad. the dress
being Of some material resembling
silk. and the new white wooden
und~erclothes being embroidered 70
the depth Of four or hvs inches
ct the bottom. Over the body. 81
u lay In the box. Wa tucked . Virginia
Rahsrpri.s, dated September 10. 1877.
Tho box was marked Hatch Brothers.
The remains look ~ though they might
have been secreted where found soma
three months ago. Tho remains were
buried at 10 o'clock to-day. II was not
Identified, and will probably be disinterred.
The detectives think they have . clue 70
the identity Of the infant, and expect 10
apprehend tho guilty parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
lHsw.rsh. H,ssra,c..

This very attractive combination has
engaged the attention Of the Virginia City
people for nearly . week. and In proof Of
its great merit. Il may DO mentioned that
the audience have increased with each
evenings ENTERTAINMENT. The attendance
last Saturday was 80 great that National
Guard Hall wss allied and many were
turned away from the door. not even
standing room being obtsinabls. They
will give but two moro entertainments In
virginia-ons on Monday night and the
Last on Tuesday night. The entertainment
on Tuesday night will DO for the benefit Of
the orphans Of the asylum Of the Bis
ters Of Charity. On "wednesday evening tho
people Of Gold Hill will be permitted 70
800 this really fine affair. Miners Uinon
Hall having been selected - tho place Of
exhibition. Tho pictures are Of the high
est order. and represent many important
objects Of interest To DO found In ireland.
including public buildings, ruins and
landscapes. The songs, dances and dia-
logues are replete with wit and humor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17


OrHIR AGAINST FoRD.-Suit has been
commenced by the 0phir Mining Company
against George y. Ford for the recovery
Of s2.l27 9s. II IL alleged In the COM
plant that this amount Of money belong.
Ing 10 the 0phir Company 10 In possession
Of the defendant, and that II II legally due
70 the plaintiff. II will be remembered
that Ford was charged with smbexxling
this amount. but the bill ws ignored By
the Grand Jury.
UxiroRx THE DxxASDED. "A number
Of mines. including the Justice. Silver
Hill and Ovsrnsn are running on Town
tlms'' instead Of Mining time" There
Ii no reason why all tbs mines should not
| follow suit. This way Of having two or
three kinds Of time 10 . fruitful source
Of annoyanco 70 all. The interests OF the
community demands that . uniform time
scale BE- adopted BY al.
Sale or NNIxo GlouSp.-John Steal
and P. z. Shannon hsvo sold 70 Charles
Bennemsrt. Superintendent Of the Sierra
Nevada mine. for the sum Of $500. all thsir
right. title and interest In the Seventy.
seven C~ompany's claim. situated on Cedar
Hill. and comprising 400 linear feet OF the
Sacramento ledge. II was located Janu'
AIRY I. 1877.
GETTING wELL.-Johnny Kennedy, The
lad who had his left thigh broken ZEN days
ago, by Q fall from . dat car near tho
Ophir works, 10 getting along finely. 1t
don't take . healthy boy long 70 get on his
pins after % slight an injury ~ simply .
broken leg.
TEE Capitol Mining Company Of Nevada
has r~sinoorporatsd under The laws Of Call.
fornia.
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COUNTY comMlssIoHtRs.
The Hsssisg fs-Dsy-rhe Tssnsi
Toll nssd oassttss-rhe CLAIM
orPster Burks for Extras.


Tlcre vas n meeting OF the County
c---,..,..... In vi,oi,i, A II O'Clock
p..s.u -
to-day. PrescnsEonAi'm
Commissioner Shsppcru anu N.Y.
Altar ths reading Of the minutes w. E.
-....us h,or. ths Rs.yd and
e. Deai sPP' ,. ~
presented . petition on oenai' Oh 'ne iun.
nal Road Company. the capital stock Of
which 10 owned BY n. n. Farley. nking
that tho Board lease 10 the petitioner the
toll road for the term OF idys yesrs At :
nominal rental, subject 70 AL INC provi-
sions Of the laws OF the STATE o. Nevada.
The franchise granted BY the Legisla-
turs OF this State expired today. Hence
lie petition.
Mr.. Deal asked that the Board give Mr..
Farley authority 10 act - agent Of the
county and collect the tolls until such
time Is . lease shall be granted him.
r. II. Lindsay obIsctsd 70 the Board
taking any action until . thorough under.
standing DO obtained. II might 10 pos
sible that some one else would desire 70
lease the road.
Tho petition was received BY the Board
and taken under advtssment
O. Nutting d Bon presented 9 bill for
iron work on the COURTHOUSE. Chairman
Randall said he thought IL had already
been paid. deferred 70 the Courthouse
Committee.
Goth. Hast. superintendent Of on
struetion Tor he county. reported wof.
around the C~ourt-house - follows; Daniel
Nolan, laying tome pavement $l.3l0 10 J
Peter Burke. brick coping on retaining
walls, $3.50 40 John Piper filling In west
Of retaining wall, $3.50. Report accepted
and bills ordered paid.
Following communication was handed In
by Peter Burke:
vInorsIA Orr. November Is, iSII-Tc
the Honorable Board OF commissioners OF
the County OF Storey: Being informed
that your honorable body 10 dssirous Of
having the undersigned srbitrators 10 the
matters In controversy between Storey
County and Peter Burke, communists 70
you thskpccihc amount 70 which We deem
the said Burke entitled 70 reimburse him
tho amount expended by him for labor and
material used and employed in the cen.
struction Of tho Courthouse proper, beg
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
A CURR.

wksr TOWNSEND, w., Nay II, 1880.
NEssn. Q. W. Fowls / SoNs -0eutiemen
Several yeArs ago I took . severn cold. which
settled on my lungs. where u remained without
rlaraiion. I was then In Massachusetts,. and
growing worse and becoming unable TO attend
70 ny businsss. I returned home and com.
msnosd searching In earnest for some fncdi.
cine vhish would rest,lr ~ my lost health.
consulted physicians, I tried many remedies,
but obtsined no hslp. but daily grew wore. !
had . terrible coush and rsased . god deal Of
blood hsd profuss might sveats and severe
palm In my side. I continued In this state for
mo.ths, and became 70 weak that IL was with
ueat dlfculty I couid walk. when vas ID.
vised N III Histar's Balssm Of Wild Cherry,
and to my great Joy SION found that this rem
edy bad arrvstsd the dlsease. continued 10
uss the Balsam N the extent Of nvs bo,tles.
and have since then expefienced no diineulty
q the lunss. ! believe the Balssu saved my
life, and { shall ever hold 70 In HIN estimation.
Your truly. LhWls PhkLfo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
o

VIRGINIA err. Dec. Is, fS1I.- Q. r.
Gordon. Esl.. Secretary California Mining
Company-Dear Sir: On the 1900 level
level the northwest drift from the O. q o.
drift il now In 80 feet. The main north
drift from the shaft connecting with cross
cut No. I Is being rctimbered throughout
II requires much work to maintain this
drift, owing 10 tho extra openings under
and 10 the east Of IL.
On the 1850 level the various ore stopes
are without change worthy Of mote.
On the 1000 level tho various ore breasts
are looking well and are yielding tho de-
sired quantity and quality Of ore.
The stump of the main shaft below the
1850 level Is completed. The door Of tho
station will be completed tonight
Tho main drift connecting the main
shAft with tho ore vein IL being enlarged
and retimbered and . T rail laid thsrsin.
This work IL nearly completed. West
crosscut No. 3 sin IS feet. and has reached
the west wall. The lateral drift In tho ore
body connecting west crosscuts Nos. 3 and
4 10 completed. The uprAise from cross
cut No. ~ 10 now above this level 10 feet
The ore paced through ID very fne. Ths
north lstsra. drift will DO connected with
No. @ winxe to-day.
Tho timbsring Of the uprAiss from tho
1910 10 tho 100 level. on our northern
boundary. IL completed.
On tho 100 level the north lateral drift
from No. 3 Wine has been advanced 10
feet. West crosscut No. s., 10 connect
with No. 5 winzo. 10 In n feet. Doth arc
In worthless vein matter. West crosscut
No. 2 has been extended II feet ; total
length. 63 feet. The west clay wall has
been reached. West crosscut No. AZ 10 In
~ feet. The orc passed through the past
wcek IL Of very low grade.
No. . Wine has been sunk and timbered
10 feet. and has reached the 1850 level.
and We are nov putting In . station for
that level. Tho ore passed through the
past week 10 low grade. Ths east crosscut
On the 1910 level. 400 feet south from The
Ophir line. has bean extended a feet;
total length. IS feet. The material passed
through IL vein matter--A mixture Of
quartz and porphyry-of nc value.
The Joint east crosscut on our northern
boundary 10 being cleaned out and tim
bered. Il will DO extended 70 the esst
wall without delay. No work has been
done In tho O. &C. shaft below tho i75o
station the past wosk.
JAMES O. FArn. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
An ADVOCATE or Rr,osxArios.-Rev.

Az ADVOCATE or RxyoxxAriox.-Rev.
@. 3. Allen. an eminent wrestler with the
demon Intempersncs. will lecture In tho
Virginia Methodist Church this evening.
II 10 getting about tho right time OF The
year 70 swear on.
No Sxow.-rhers is now no snow In
the Sierra Nevada mountains. even In
places where 10 usually falls 10 the depth
81 twenty or twenty-five feet In Winter.
Look out for . dry season next year.
sxvxaAL persons who we're present 81
the OPEN In virginia City last Saturday
remafked that Franz Howard. who played
the part Of Mstteo. greatly resembied John
w. ksckay.
GsAxp yrnY.-Nembers Of the Grand
jury for the presentte term Of District Court
are notified 70 meet 81 the jury rooms 81
1870 o'clock A. ~. On wednesday next.
ASSESSMENT. - An ssssssment OF one
dollar per share 10 levied BY the Hale q
Norcross Mining Company. delinquent on
tho i7th Of January mat.
PioSExH HAiR. - Miss Della Mccoy.
adopted daughter Of Mrs. J. ". ouimby.
won The silver butter dish. No. 10 vss
the winning ticket.
Joux YuLx. Who 10 we'll known I'm Gold
Hin. has been appointed Superintendent
Of The Hussy mine, al Cornueopia-
srxArOa Pr,xa's opera house in yir-
ginia Il bang painted.
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CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA err. December Is, lS77.-A.
W. Ravens. Secretary Consolidated vir'
ginia Mining Company Dear Sir: On
the 1900 level the various orc breasts ara
without material change. All are looking
we'll. The work Of repairs on the main
drift connecting with the Gould d Curry
shAft IL being continued.
On the 1900 level no ore has been sx-
tracted the past week. But little work
has been done In the main air gallery. q
Il Ia In very good repair.
All the ore breasts on the 1900 level Are
locking we'll. These Slopes are very hot,
but better ventilation will soon b secured.
On the 1900 level tho water tapped In
the G. 4 G. drift has greatly relieved The
pressure on tho 1900. 1900 and 400 levels.
The work Of charging and retimbsrins
crosscut No. l 10 not yet completed. work
ON tho air vino connecting tho levelz
above and below ut crosscut No. 2 Il well
advanced.
On tho 1850 level the south dritt from
the shaft IL In Ill feet and 10 timbsred
throughout. The drift from the Gould 4
Curry TO connect with this south drift ID
In 26 feet ; progress. i6 fect The upraiss
from crosscut No. 2 10 nov 20 feet above
this level.
The sump Of the main shah below ths
1850 level IL complsted. Tho floor Of thu
station will 10 finished tonight.
The main drift connecting the main
shaft with the ore voin Ia being enlarged
and rctimbered and . 7 rail laid therein
This work 10 nearly completed. AL Tho
ore breasts on this level are looking very
favorably.
On the i7s0 level the upraisc nom No
3 crosscut IL now above this level VI feet
progress for the week. Is feet. The orr
passed through the last three days 10 very
good. East crosscut No. 3 has been I'd.
vancsd 20 feet ; total length. IS feet. Tho
face Of this crosscut 10 In soft vein mattel
Of NO value. No work has been done In
the @. a @. shaft below tho l7S0 station
the past week.
JAMES q. fAIR. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
JULIA CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA CIrY. December Is, is77.-A
Noel. Secretary Of tho Julia Mining Com.
pany-Dear Sir: During week ending this
dato the following advance has been made
In q several drifts: In drift east from
WINE, n feet. through . decomposed
quartz and clay formation. which at this
time 10 looking very promising. The
water encountered during tho week has
been Q great sourcs Of trouble. both ~ 10
quantity and heat, keeping cur pumps at
six strokes per minute for fifteen hours
per day. and causing . temperature Of air
In the drift Of 40 degrees. In crossout
No. 10. east. an advance OF 10 feet has
been made. showing no change. Face OF
drift In vein porphyry. In incline from
shaft. 1890 level. arc making good head
way. Ground working well. No water.
FRAsK NJ. THArER. Bupt.