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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-12
LAST CALL.

r HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN.
i debied 10 me that they must positivsly se.tle
by the 10th Of The present month, or their
accounts will be placed In the hands Of Q prose-
cutting attorney for collection. Having elosed
out my busibess, ] must have the money due
AIFRKD TKMBY.
Gold IIIii. Nay Z. is17. mytii
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PosrPoNRMRNr.

Al 4 meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
NitchelI Gold and Silver Mining COMPANY.
neld this i2th day Of April, a. u; isu. tns Gay
nostpoprd until FRIDAY. the nth day Of April.
and he day Of ,aie until THURSDAY, the i''n
day OF NAY, 1871.
II orier Of the Beard Of Directors.
A. HAMMOND. Secretary.
Ofnce-Room 2, No. COL California street.
fornis. apis ID
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p0sfpnNRMRNT.

The day Of declaring stock Of the Aureola
Gold and Silver Mining Company delinquent,
upon which assessment No. 4 remains unpaid
90 the al day Of Nay. ISL. Ia defsrred until
saturday. the i9th DAY Of Nay. 1877. and the
dAy of pAlp Of delinquent stock 10 also post.
poned to MONDAY. the nth day Of June. 1871,
az the same hour and place ~ above.
by order Of the Board Of Diretorr.
IlAD. 3. FITCH,
my7 4. Secretary.
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ENGRAVING.

WHEN yoU WANT TO GET YOUR
w name. motto or anything In that line en-.
graved on spoons. watches, s~ilvervare, and iii
that sost Of thiug. 60 70 L. O. BUTCH, @
South o strset, Virginia, ana have 10 doas IN
good SNAPS. SON
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DISAPPOINTMENT

Al Q meeting Of the hoard Of Directors oil the
Mitchell Gold and silver Mining COMPANY, held
the 18th day Of April. A. D. is7T. the day upon
which the stock shall DO Delinquent, wss post
poned until SATURDAY, the i2th day Of Nay,
A. ". isT1, and the day OF sale until FRIDAY.
the LIST day Of June. A. d. 1871.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
apaftd A. q. HAMMOND, SECRETARY.
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JULIA coSsoLIDATED nISIso

Onies-ln Morrow's Building. Sli California
s>reet, Han Francisco. California. apietd
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said to DO agltatcd. Rentes declined at the opening
Co., TO lo2f a0c. but acrward advanced to lo2l 25c
Tho specie In the Bank Of France Increased IL 00o
during the week Exchange on London was quoted at
est 265Sc Consols Tor money, 93st 93s. consols
for account, 93I o3,s; new 4ls per cent bonds,
l02ls; hve-twenty bonds o. 1867, 10Sys; tcn-orty
bonds l0ss; new 1vcs. 1865; Erie common shares,
OK; Erie preferred shares, Ii New York Central 90
Illinois Central 541s IS.
sa& STATE
State bonds at the Board y lower for Louisiana
consoDs, e higher Tor Missouri Long skies and
steady for North Carolina skies old winch dealings
confined.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were strong and generally higher
with the following changes in prices compared with
last previous salcs:An advance OF y IN Pacific Rail
way OF Missouri second and {. G. and L. c. hrsts e
Central Pacific Grsts lSan joaquin branch. Western
Pacific bonds, Pacific Railway Of Missouri lrs,s, aud
Chicago Burlington and Quincy scyens II IN Milwau-
kce ndSt Paul hrsts tia Crosse dvison) Lake Shore
consols registered irsts, Michigan Central scyens,
Central Pacific gold bonds ana pusburg. Fort Wayne
aud Chicago seconds and Il In Union p2cilc Grs,s and
Sinking Funds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-18

DonEnrY-RArrRrY AT NJ. Pntrck's Church wor.
ccscr Mass. Ny Right Rev. Bishop O'Rcilly assisted
by Rev. Ihomus II. Carroll. or North Easton Mass
Rev Daniel OMEN and j. r. Conarty. OF Worcester
Mas. DR.. !. j. = DoaEnrr, Registrar Vital SATISFIES
OF New Haven, Conn, to Miss SADIE RAFFERTY, OF wor
ocstcr Mrss. 30 cards.
San Francisco (Cal) and Quincy ull) papers
please COPY.
DuxLor--MoSroo MERy. At the residence OF tho
bride's parents, urccnpolnt, l.. l.. ALfcE EMMA,
daughter .. Robert Montgomery TO JonS II. prALor
81 IUrunto Ont
FoNLsn-W Arsos In New York, May IL, by Rev.
Mr. hsgicston, Mr. WILLIAM u. Fow LER OF vlncaud,
j.. j.. To Mrs JULIA A. WATSON, OF New York
kEisRR--CuSnrLiS. On Thursday evening, May IL,
BY the Rev. Joseph I. Duryca y. D. AZ the residence
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALyEsTo2 May II. 1877.
Cotton quiet; mddng lo,6c low middlins, o'ic. good
ordinary Do Net receipts % bales. Exports eoastwise
$40. Sales, AT. Stock, 32.H2.
Cotton steady Sc miaa"s oMs Gw mad"s Zoe good
p.r,sio the Consinen. Isl coasxiso' i.aia sale.
4. 100 stock. lo3.373.
Cotton quiet; mddng, Iohc low mialinr. asac good
primary 4s Sales e 80 Jet so. bales Exports eo""s
S sSas Ss S''''S'''' ~ bales sales 81 stock
CHARLESTON. May N. 1877.
Cotton frmer: middlins. i0}sc low midIling. lesc. n
io'4c gooa ordnary o.s osc Net rsc,,es bales
Stock. 14.l4o
Spirit, Of turpcntine steady A zoe Rosn sendy 81 A.
for strained Crude inrpsnns s'say ~ " 90 f bard
Flour dull sales 700 bb at SOa $40 80 for No tpring
SO 5, ISL for winter SO 10 .si % for white
iIS see club Ia 1" % as's ~ S9
nss sSc 's sH Corn
ss for soied s1 tor sshssd per ton MN iced lover
re'sn,s Ss on sra@ SAes, IA een ana Fss e
ais Vy bushels psa. ao lumber nSs
$4,000 feet. Flour shipped by rail. 700 bills.
:, BUFFALO, May IL. 1877.
higher grades nomin.liy aaoiabc pc. So. per bb
in igh, trade inars prices nou,naiiy nnchausea earn
s se'f os ss @ os rys and barley S
shangsa Msl, " anehs.sed sao.ssions, osly
small sales uncians god quotations Pos and lard dun
ara Tesa ,ls1wnss sa,sr aaG'.sls .. 10 a. a.
Wits ss % s. e. q rd n"n v at 81 90
a.'oo No 4 COS. 5000 DO high mixed al SIC; ! soI
Fr "a sos bo snea bushels. ss'. com
40 a s" ss % wA sssy ss ssssS y s do
oats gro DO rye zoo" DO sh9m y, b canal 8
road-toar. 1870 bels wheat, i2.soo bushels; corn.
rour DIM wheat dul No ~ Ss'o Michigan S"y & o.
s rcd S IL o. s aSs a'hE ns ies' - go s" .a
Corn ar,o demand active; high mixed Sc June OBS;
'Si s s ;sS x:
s ss hDH wnTs Wheat sSf q, o'
As4r M es s dn; NH m,Asa May osc; June ys
No. 2 white. SIC.
,,.,,. - = e,ys,ss; ,y,l May II 1877
81 - AL ~ Corn dnll At 4sc zoe Oats quiet Dnt
sd say ND na isf of All iaa at "s m
gii 50 asked. Lard an and nominal s.cau renger 4,
sr. :eie,r ris s. ~ ss7 e. es;s: y buyer MY;
Whsle Win sss' demand a e. iSS ' butter
8 e f., { good = = - q TO- yscs"s + e
cnlcsao. May II. 1877
Flour quiet bat stcady Western extra - asD; Mune.
sofa cSttn - 5naSlo patent Mnnesola y 37& ~ 20
r sss ss % p.s s wh ."rn Il &C. s 81
Juac, - ON. Juy sales ., 81 20, u o. July, Com
oe June sr sd July rrics,cd 4c OF. irsesr
ale. ctsh ~ c June. Rye dull aud lower 3ar
Icy dull, umehanged Pork upsstled closing arm at "a
cash and June, Slt 1oa Si ~. July sacs @i3 80
81 ii July. LAID unsettled, closed tn At ~ az
~ ~ ~ 22ls. June - 30 - ga July Bulk meats
dull weak III De- 7 Tor shoulders. short rio
short ccar mid lies whiseey sea.y. IA lair dcnsnd
III %. Recripts-Fianr. $500 bbls. wheat, 1000
bushels; ol,DD do. oats, 1000 do. rye 100 do.
barley. iieJ do Shpmcnts-fiour. $3.50 bis. wheat
g.apI bushels: corn 10000 1900 re
2.7D do barley. 2O,vp Do ~ the afternoon call Of The
Board :Wheat higher; ~ US. June; 81 ~ july. Corn
6rm. Josac. June: 53sac July Oats unchanged. Pork
nfm hixher STA 10, June: $li 22L si4 70, july
Lard higher: ~ 27Is a 80 80. June.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 49, ls77-TRlPLE SHEET.

duh at 3is extra dnl at hos prime me.s dull
o2s Lard PIime western dull At rs rallos-frImc
city dali a ~. id fnrpentine-spirlts dull ri -
fusn-ccmnon dull at - Dd. /: In. dull los. 81.
tbeese-Amercsn choice frner ut rs oil steady
IA flour Extra State dull Jls Cd Ahaat-ko l
spring duh 1T ia I'D ~, do dull At rs winter
in the market west .rn. in the
coro--Mised son steady az 2js 3D.
ASrwEnr. May ~. 1877.
Petroleum. 81 isf for anc pale American.
FINANCIAL.
LosDox. May iT-Evenng
ris bullion In the hank Of England has lnrren-ed
EiHJuOO dur the past week. The proportion oi the
Bank OF Iaglanu reserye 70 liability. which iast week
a cent. l. now 49ts per cent consos S3 iaisc Tor
bon money aud the @ilsor, 5ilsd per ounce.
Paris adyices gaoc cent renies io2t. 25c, for
the ncconat s
! PARIS. May ". 1877
ixchangc on London III. iot,cO Tor short sight The
during the past week
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

Io~Dos, May i7.-Evcning.
f.nsesd oil, go los n E2p lbs. per ton.
Pioduecla allow AS 81 AS. VI. per cwt Spirits Of
turpentine, 2Ss. 2Ss. Sd per
LfHnrooL, May i7-Evcuing.
Lineeed oil, 3s. as I'D cwt. Clover ,eca,
GD,. pei q. Tor Il rod.
Provisions Beef, 9is per ticrce Tor prime mess
rcadtusCorD. 2s. Cd 2os. ID. ror quarter for
mixed Western
rpton-kutntcs firm; uplinds. low mddng clause,
July and August delivery . 2i-3.d
york PRODUCE EXCHANGE NKronr
Livrnroof, May IL. 1s77
Pork Eastern dull at T3s Western dull ~ S1s Bacon
Cumberland dull ~ 3os short dnll 3Ds.. ,sn
cioar dull $50 Cd short cl, dull 4D iiamsfoDg
cut dull Ut 49, shoulders dull 2gs Besf-India
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The following were The closing prices at three P.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.


The following shows the advance and decline in the
closing prices OF the principal stocks to-day as
compared with those Of yesterday
ADyAscE.-New York Central ~ st. Paul preferred
~; ONO aud Mississippi, ID Hannibal and ST. Joseph
DhcliNE W eslern union "a Pacific Mail, Il Lake
Shore 1. Union .lncnc u limos Central Y C.,
aaG AZ bewarc Lat is nai and Mese 1ns =
Morris and LsseN, = Delaware and Hudson, u.
riIE MAnKET.
Money easy to-day at 2 u per cent on call and
closcd very easy 1T 1la per cont. The following
the rates Of exchange on New York tho UNDER
mentioned cities to-day Savannah, buying 3-l6
selling 90; Charleston, easy offering freely 3-16
4 premium; Cincinnati, steady, buying pnr SELF
Ing l.lo New Orleans commercial y, bank x; ST.
Louis lilo premium, aud Chicago, nrm, SO premium
Foreign exchange is stcaiy ana unchanged, with nc.
tua business 81 81 Tor bankers co days sterling ana
s4 SOS Tor demand
MARKET.
old opened at 1V1 and closed at 1oT with all the
sales OF the day at these figures The carrying rates
were l, and ~ per cent Loans niso made
Not Cold clearngs ut the National Bank the State
Of New York;
Currency balances i65S' G9s
tfoEs ccalahccs. lz,Itb,UC0
CLEARING STATEMENT.
currency cxchhngus SCO, $50 POO
currency Daitces. J04I, 3l1
uVu c~oHapSva.. o3p4,Us
GoyRRsIEST BONDS
Government bonds we're active today and IN good
demand There was fractional advance In value, and
they closed rm nj the following quotations United
states currency, skies, 1861 I25,4; do. do 1884,
registered, ll4sS 1lsss: do. do, do, COUPON ll5i
1l5si; do do 1862 new, registered, INK a III do
do do, do, coupon, 1its IIi5s do do 1867 regis
tered, llita a ll4ta; 60. d. do, coupon, l14,x a
iiik, TO- do, 1861 registered ll5s1 do. do, do,
coupon, 1l5a do, on-fortics. registered, 1I2k a
l2y6; do do, coupon, Il3is llsA; do. hvcs, 1881,
registered. Xix li2 do. do, do, COUPON. ll1s1
H.; do iA's, 1891 registered 1907. 1917; do. do.
d. coupon, 1885, 1915.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Tho receipts to-day were $37o, 900; customs
receipts. $500, 600; bank notes, 81, zoe, 00u
MARKET
The London ndyccs report consols . shade lower,
viii United States bonds steady at last evenings
uuoatiois. Erie common declined "a u per cont.
10 81, tho preferred steady; New York Central I'D
yanccd per cent. 10 80, and Illinois Central Il per
cent 10 "a l. Thc specie In the Bank OF England In.
creased clco 0oo during the week The proportion OF
hank reserve Liabilities Is 40 per cent against 500
,cr cent n week ago Tho bank ratio OF discount re-
mains per cent ~ Paris there rs great uncasinoss
on account OF the Ministerial crisis and tho Bourso
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c HIGHER FUTURES
CLOSED FIRM-FLOUR DULL-wHEAT QUIET
CORN DULL-OATS HIGHER-wHISKEY
FIRMEE-PonK AND LARD LOWER PETRo-
LEUM sTEADy-sPInTTs OF TURPENTINE
wEAK-RosIN QUIEr--oILs srEADY-coFFEE
QUIEr-sUGAR FIRM-FREI0HTs STEADY.
THURSDAY, May 1T 7. NJ
Business was light almost everywhere to-day, and
although there few radical changes yet every
body was on the lookout for lower prices. on
'Change tho market for -four dull. and tho qucs.
ton OF prices scarcely thought Of There was
scarcely any -four wanted at any price. Wheat
duh tui without important change. oats hlghor.
.Nhissey frmcr. Fork snd lard duh md lower Frcghts
steady bat not active. Cotton the spot
Sugar remained firm. Oils and petroleum wcre steady.
Rosin quiet spirits turpcntine weak.
CotFng-Fo lilo there quiet rnarkct and prices
were less nominal; 1000 bugs. Active sold on
private terms. Mild coffee also quiet. We
quote Ordinary cargocs Ida4c lie: fair do. fosc;
good do. 2oc. prime d. 2o,c. 2oc. Tor
lots lGs4c .2sc. Santos, fair good i9ac ioisc.
goid,oo days Java, bags nc. &c; do,
grass BE. 24c Singapore lD,sc 2olsc CeYlon,
loc. 2c.; Maracaibo, 1slsc. ole Laguryra. iec
2Disc Jnunica 1se, 0c St. Domingo, Lore. lose;
isJsc 2Dc Macassar. Ice 2Ic. Angostura, Toe 2e
Suvanilia fSlsc - 2lc.; Curacoa. lie n .nc.
Corros an tie spot was qct but Lice dearer Liver
seadier for spot cotton. az unchanged prices
Sales 10 600 bales Arrivals steady ana id. higher.
xpectcd advance in the Liverpool market caused
10 open firm At an advance last evenings
prices oil fully Lice There further advance during
the day the market closed Hrm advance for the
y OF from IL points The closing prices to-day com
re-
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Wheat was duh and nominal. There some inquiry
for hppng, but prices nvaraby low. Rye WINS quiet
Doc 81 tor Western and 81 on ~ 10 for state Barley
was quiet harley matt was steady With sfes ot 1000
bushels strict No tnnaIn at ~ H. Corn inactive
aud nomnny unchanged; Tho sales were 9onm bushels
tho ut Coo &c. Tor b1'sc iSc
tor mixed -c Tor 40. in For forward
livery the saios 10000 bushels steamer mixed Tor
May at Ode. 1900 do. No. = Tor May. At zoe 1000
do No.2 tor June. At Go. e4kc.: 10000 do steamer
Mixed for juno. GIN and 5000 do No. 2. for July.
AZ 0Jc. 0aiac Oats were moro active and Ic 20 bot
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COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JASkiwo, MAY 20. 1877
Coffee marx e. quiet prices ained changs Rio.
good lrsis. 7,5JD 1850 refs 10 sos. Exchange
London. 2Ait. duity receipts $50 bnu> shin.
monts the weeko he Channel and North Ut Europe.
i3up BAGS 10 tie United states. 5000 bags . the
Mediterranean. l.s of tile wecktor tho Channri
ana North Of Europe 9.opl bags tor the United States.
1000 tRgs. Tor the Meuit @.fN1 bas, Stock.
$500 bugs frcghts. SAIL 10 mo Channel as I'd.
SANTOS. May 10. 1877.
Coffee market animated: prices adyan,inr superior
Santos. 1900 t7.2t0 res 10 kilcs. Avarae daily
csips l.lpp bags, ahpmcns Tor the ok - h countries,
21uo' bags tn tho Channel Europe aud Mediterranean.
$4,000 BAGS aalrs of tbs ~eckFor Isurope. TOO
Tor tho Inel states 300 bags stock. 1000 bags.
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FEILADELPIIIA hTOCKS.
The closIng prices oil Philadelphia stocks were
MINING SHARE

The following table shows the prices OF the prominen.
gold and silver mining shares including the opening
prices OF to-day, received by telegraph from san
Francisco All prices in gold -
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGlD.

MfcuAgLsoy-EnEgr--Mr JOSEPH /. MouAELsoS
TO Mas NATE EBERT. 40 cards
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OTdInNTy,
7ioc: low mddng, v<c.; mludIing. iO'ac Spot sales
oil


To.Day Last Ere'g 7ot,i
isercd contract. 400 bales 10. failure aevery
sales we're as follows -YcNerIay, after r. M.-Junc,
20 bales ut rosie. 1870 ut 1usc, oat o7oc. July
90 at 10 gic 100 10 Wc oo At ~, At ~ Soc
AUGUST. 10, At u OLE iD At lic 6D) NJ ioosc 700 1T
October, loo at loDc. November. 2o, ut ius2,,
100 at iosic.; poceinber. 80 at losic. fchrn
AIRY. 100 ut iLIoc To!aI, 400 bales. To-day.
IN to two 7. Milne. 700 bales at lnsdc. $500
Al io.s5c.. 9cDat los7c. 300 at ioScc 500 NJ SIC ;
Jnly 100 at loIc 100 q 1886 900 AZ 10Dsc, LOO
10 9Sc 100 ut IUDac. 100 At I0nTc $40 NJ 10 ssc
2na lOslc August. $500 at obc iy,at iI.u5e. 2rD
1t l.n1c iopn iIo4c, 100 at H. o,c; 100 at loac 500
septembcr. 700 ut ii.utc.. 800 ~ ii.p5c.. 7op At
Hoe. 40 AZ H., Sc. 500 at o6c October. 40 NJ
lnr5c.. 100 at 10 abc.: November 100 y, ios3c.
lie receipts atjtho ports were follows iavcsion, 02
New uesns, 2'; Mobile. savannah l2i rharcst
ls4 NorloIk, 81, Boston cgG ihadelpnia IN lotA'
73 This day last week. 100 This day lat ycnr. iaa
Total since scpttmber 3s?I535 baes 70 last might.
Cotton eighls cpssd rs foowsfo liayro. by steam.
compessea Hamburg. by sirau &C., compressed. %
Bremen, b. team. 5sc Ie eomprcssrd: :. Liverpool
s-bi ~ steam ~ sail oa2d cempressed Market gnic
FLouR GRAIN -l,eccipts-Four $500 tbis wheat.
500 Aushcs: corn meal, 10 bbs and i'i lass.
81 bushels III S33 do lIGS. do; barley. 800
do barley malt. $40 do Tn, nour market
pctc stand aud there wns no disposition TO buy 1t
rrce. Tho slcs 1900 bbs Including state, West
ern and southern tho annexed quotation. Rye n0ur
was aurt snlss of 100 bus Corn quiet
t.L I..lE...
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Miss P. schacfer. Reno, best pcncIliug,

Miss p. Schaefer, Reno, best pcnciling,
fvo dollars.
Mrs. d. +. Leete. Reno. best water
| color painting. five dollars.
Miss Z. q. Smith, San jose, water color
painting, diploma.
Mrs.. q. II. Eastman. best collection Of
paintings. diploma.
Mrs. J. =. Grey, Reno. beat and largest
display Of paintings, twenty-five dollars
7, 4. Laycock, collection Of paintings,
honorable mention.
Mrs. 7. Burckhslter, Truckee, best por'
trait painting, five dollars.
P. Nelson, Reno, portrait painting,
diploma.
Noe 4 Leo. Virginia City. best display
Of photographs. medal.
deorge W. Budden. Reno. best single
plain photograph. three dollars.
Miss Z. q. Smith, Ban Jose, best colored
photographs, three dollars.
Geo. ". Budden. best card photographs,
three dollars ; best ambrotypes. two dol.
lars ; best photographs Of animals. two
dollars; best photographs OF views. hve
dollars.
T. W. Dunn. Virginia City. best display
OF silver oros. fifty dollars.
A. NJ. and n. Society. best specimen OF
Nevada coal. Ave dollars.
PheliI Monete. best display Of Nevada
sulphur. ten dollars.
buffalo halt Works. Roop county. best
display Of salt. twenty dollars.
Miss N. Humphrey. Virginia City, Gre
tona work. honorable mention.
1t. Mary's School, pillow shams. one
dollar and . half /; shell cross, honorable
mention handkerchief box, honorable
mention.
Jennie Hutchinson. Virginia City. sholl
cross, honorable mention.
Dora A. Sherwood, Truckee. zephyr
flowers. diploma.
Miss Guthrie. winnemucca, tapestry
work, diploma.
Miss N. Bennett, Reno. worsted flowers
aud gents travelling case. diploma.
MISS Lena Joy. washoc, worsted tidy,
diploma.
Miss Julia wintermsntls. worsted tidy.
Miss q. Shoemaker. Reno, worsted work.
one dollar.
Miss N. Sullivan. Reno, motto. n
dollar.
Miss II. Mcouarters. Reno. best mincs
pie. one dollar.
II. u. MaIon. mechanical drafting. d.
ploma.
Miss Hattie McQuarters. best group OF
oil paintings, medal.
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Tho vein material at the bottom OF tho
main working shaft consists Of clay mixed
with quartz Of a very lively and favorable
character. giving fair assays In both gold
and silver. Tho dow Of water still con.
tinuss. but Is easily controlled.
silver IIiii.
On tho 657.foot level tho drifts north
and east are progressing we'll and favor.
ably On tho SO0.foot level good work Is
being done drifting TO the ledge. Sinking
the main incline below this level proceeds
at . satisfactory rate.
ovcrman.
A winze las been started from the 1900.
foot level TO connect with the liO0.foot
level. The drifts and crosscuts OF these
levels are advancing In promising vein
matter, with no special feature Of interest
TO note.
LsviathAn
Face Of south drift at the G00.foot level
shows fine looking and very encouraging
vein matter. Cutting out the station at
the head Of the Wine below the north drift
- e'-Ns"o cSeN Ps't'se
East Justice Con-oiida ted.
The sinking Of tho three compartment
working shaft goes steadily along. II is
tho intention to sink II to the depth Of q
thousand feet before commencing to drift
into the vein.
CaIedouin.
On the 400 aud 1900. foot levels tho
drifts continue advancing at a fair rate.
with the faces Of each In favorable work.
Ing ground.
Ward.
Sinking tho shaft is actively resumed.
the water being all out. II will he sunk a.
rapidly NJ possible TO its connection with
the drift south from the Julia lsOO.foot
Lowell.
Twin Peaks.
Retimbering and clearing out tho drifts,
grading Ut the surface and getting ready to
proceed with tho active development Of
the mine.
Tho station for the Joint Wine between
this company aud the Imperial is about
ready for sinking TO be commenced.
East Alpha.
Throo compartment working shaft sink
ing. aud surface grading for the hosting
works going forward lively.
sueeor.
The fine vein material Mt the bottom Of
the shaft still continues, and improves as
further depth is attained.
Joe scates and 0eorge ibeuEiass.
Work progressing vigorously In both
shaft and crosscut. with excellent ore indi.
cations Mt both points.
Lady BryRn.
Tho new works not started up yet. Wait.
ing to see how the legal difficulties will be
ended.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24

The stock market yesterday and to-day
has been decidedly soft, with . still fur
Their softening tendency. AL along the
mining range. however. work IL being
actively pushed ahead by both old and new
mines. and all are making full prepar-
ations for a good Winters campaign.
Long trains Of firewood arrive daily over
the Virginia 4 Truckee Railroad. and hugo
piles Of that necessary article arc rapidly
accumulating about tho various mining
works.
At last the Savage and Hale 4 Norcross
pumps arc In full work. and tumbling
that great ocean Of hot water out OF The
depths at = very lively rate. II Is already
reduced below the io0o-foot level. and will
be kept reduced. allowing Of = renewal Of
developments at that level forthwith. after
4 rest Of . couple Of years. II will be rec
objected that a few years ago the question
Was mooted a. to whether tho hot water
found in tho Comstock might not have
some connection with tho hot water
Of Steamboat Springs. which lies some
seven miles ~ the northwest. Professor
Cunning does not consider this at all im-
probable. The hot water which came
rushing In TO submerse the Savage and
Hale 4 Norcross . couple Of years ago,
was tapped by cutting through the west