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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.
Regular weekly Rspsrts frsn ~
sspsristsadsass 81 shs LseAtsl
Ce0sssek Mines.


Tho following letters. under tho dases
given. have been sent from tho comsiock
70 the principal Offices Of the various COM
panies In San Francisco:
oPnfR.
VIRGINIA CIR. Dec. Is, ls77.-Colonel
c. L. Weller. President 0phir Mining
Compsny-Dear Sir: On the 1900 level
the south drift running from the east
crosscut along tho east side Of the new ore
body. has been run In the past week II
feet, making the whole distance run l02
feet. This drift IL being run In porphyry
east Of the vein. and - we suppose. eloss
70 the ore body. No erosscuts have BEEN
made In tho vein sincs The drift We
turned 10 the east Of the ore. UnH yes-
tsrday We had Q strong dow Of water In
this drift, but the drift va turned more
10 the west and tho face Of 10 IL now dry.
This drift will be driven with all speed 10
the south line. - air cannot DO obtained
until that point 10 reached and connection
made with tho vinzs which 10 ~ b sunk
from the 100 level. Bot little can b
done on this lsvel until ventilation 70 -
cured In this manner. No work has bean
done north on the ore body on this level.
- vs have only enough air 70 vsntilats The
drift running south.
Tho soath drift running from the foot
Of the incline on this level 10 now In S0i
feet. Tho rock passod through the past
week has been hard blasting porphyry.
with considerable water. which may % In
crease a. 10 cause the work here 70 be dis
continued until the pumps can 30 run
from this point.
Tho tank pit and tank below the 1900
level will be completed BY the middle Of
the coming week. NJ bob pit will Be nn-
ished by the end 6 the week. at which
time We expect the bob from the foundry.
We expect to have tho main pump work
ing from the 1900 level In twenty days
from this date.
The north drift on this level 10 bsing
cleaned out. and the air pipe placed
therein preparatory 10 prosecuting from
this drift 10 meet the Joint Wine which u
being sunk from tho 100 level.
On the 100 level the Ophir and hsxi-
can Joint winze has been sunk II feet In
the past week. making is total depth I'll
fest. The material passed through con.
sists Of clay. quartz and porphyry. and
looks promising. but - yet 10 10 Of no
value.
For tho past three DAYS there has boon
. heavy dow Of water. When i6 feet moro
are sunk the winzs will reach tho 1910
level.
On this level tho Joint California and
Ophir crosscut 10 being run east On the
southern boundary Of tho mine. 70 asosr-
tain II tho now ore body extends 10 this
level. and 10 sink from IL = vinzs 70 con-
meet with the drift which runs south on
the 1900 level. adjoining the new ore body.
The work Of cutting out . station ct the
1900 level IL being continued.
Tho main reel shaft Of tho west hosting
engine broke down the past week. but II
has been replaced By . new ono.
JAMES q. Fam, Supt.
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John Winston. tho miner who fell
through seven sets Of timbers In the Con-
soiidsted Virginia mine two weeks ago
died from tho effects Of his injuries ct his
residence IN Virginia City last Friday,
The funeral took place at 5 o'clock yester'
day afternoon, aud was attended BY
large delegations from the Virginia and
Gold Hill Miners Unions. Deceased leaves
. wife aud three small children. the young
est but eight days old. Tho widow ID
without means and 10 In need Of immsdi'
ate assistance.
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Holiday Deeds.

Last week William Kierski. the famous
dealer In variety goods. wisely inserted
several advertisements In the 0oLD HILL
DALI Nxws. The natural consequences
va . grand rush for his store. Tho
greater part Of his extensive stock was
snapped up by an eager public. and last
Saturday evening Mr.. Kierski left for Ban
Francisco. He went for the purpose Of
purchasing . brand new supply for the
holiday trade. and will bring back with
him such IN array Of fancy goods % will
surprise the natives. Whatever you wish
In the way Of toys, dolls or nick.naeks
may b found at Kierski's. - we'll - any
other desirable article. Road his adver-
tissmens In the columns Of the NEws
to-day.
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BAN Francisco. Dee. i7-2:30 ?. -.
Yellow Jacket. t3A
Ophir. Sa. ssh b
Caledonia. AIS
Alpha. IAN
Union Con-. IN
Hale a Norcross. us bio
Justice. i3h
Best a Belcher. n
Grand Prize. liz
Bullion. ~
Bat q Belcher. 2it
Alta. n b5
California; ss
Con. Virginia. ash
Savage. i4k
Day. SIS
Grown Point. 81
Gould a Curry. i0fs
Mexican, n
Bslchsr. e.
Overman. &c
0phir. Ss
Utah. TN
Alta. n
Mexican, liz
CAledonis. A.
Union Con-. ~
Best 4 Belcher. AN
Day. ass
Gould 4 Curry. ioh
0phir. MS
Woodville. II
Hale a Noreross. liz
Crown Point. 81
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LADY r UCIt
WITH ADMIRATION
A. the beautiful HATS In Madame
LorieA,a window.

A. the beautiful HATS In Madame
Loryes's window.
STRUCK, the second time. al the
Low Pr'cesi
STRUCK, the third time, with sdmiH.
ti.n OF herself. WHEN she looked Ia the
glass and saw how well an plain
looking woman can lcok when rhe
wears . becoming hat.
Madame Loryea's 10 the place 10 OBJ
tain 1ns goods and cheap. No bonaDsa
prices hsrs.
MADAME LoRYrA,
No. as Sonth O street, between Taylor
mol 10 I'm and Union. Virginia.
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q AMI CURRY.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Dec. i6, lS77.-A. K.
Durbrow. Esq.. Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining CompAny-Dear Sir: For the vsek
ending to-day ! have 70 report the follow.
ing progress: East crosscut No. 2. 1900
level, made Is feet. and 10 nov In IS feat.
The face being In hard blasting porphyry.
West drift following the drill hole under
Ina main inclined made - feet, and 10 nov
in 50 feet. The face 10 In soft vein matter
and 10 full Of water. This drainage %
relieved the fiow Of watsr In the main In
cline that we commenced sinking on
wednesday. since thsn NO have sun
about 4 feet The bottom u nov tofsel
bslov the 1900 drift Hope 70 b able 70
continue this work. - iti u nostimPortanl
that the main incline should b. down 70
he 1900 level. We r WORKING II W u
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rns PALACE EATING srAND.

For . roat Of beef usszesiisd In s,orsy
county, 20 70 Thomas Hs6ron's Eating Stand,
In me Palace Saloon. DO. : North y strssf,
Virrinia CITY. Fresh oybtsrs a. all hsun N
svssy sZis. lorsy nins. siw.ys 9. hasd !:
~ ocst and frcsl sst of III that ne marketl
s1ord. the Palace xauas stand has no superior.
T9tt spn -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

thsm main shaft. Some OF the timbers were
getting out Of linz near the TN shuon,
and 70 10 bsttsr 70 attend 70 such work In
time. Our pump 10 running as ian average
Of four strokes per minute,.and all the
machinery 10 working well.
r. r. 0sbzrox. Supt.
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A FINE THING roR Z ux TEETH

Fragrant sos0DOSr Is . composition Of
The pursst and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Evev inErcdient
10 vcll Known 70 have Q beneficial effect on the
teeth and gums. IL embalming or aniiseptic
PtOpe,ty and .rSIa,ls lrrsr.nos mA.ss .
uusahle adors nom the brvath csused By c.
hrrh, bad tssth, ETC. Il 10 entirely free from
the injurious and arrd properties II tooth
psstes and POWDER, which destroy the enamel.
One both lasts sir months.
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NEW MiLLINRRY FOR TuK moLr.
DAYS.

Mrs. z Noe. isl South O street, Virginia oity.
has Just received and opened . magnificent
stock Of elegant French Hsts. Bouncts. ysaih.
ere, Lace, Ribbons and ornansnts. designed
especially for the Holidays. all Of which u Il
ssionIsh The people Of Gold Mn snd virginia
civ. Ladies', call and examine for yourselves.
Mrs. Z. Nos. i4 South Q street, Virginia.
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BONANZA BuLLIox.-Ths BONANZA mines
made another shipment Of bullion last
Saturday evening. There were 50 ban
iron the Consolidated Virginia mine.
worth Si52.iH 40, and from Ne Call.
foruis mine 20 bars. worth $3.50. go II,
Q total Of Is bars. worth $ss2. sAs 60.
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a CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the ercrs and
indiscrvuous Of youth. nervous vssknsss. early
decay, loss Of manhood. ste- ] will send .
receipt that viii cure you. ysii OF cnAsos.
This great rsmsdy vas discovered By n ission.
sry IN south America. Send Q ~seIf-sddresssa
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH =. IMAM.
station d, Bible House, New YORK City.
mhS0 ON
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Lsoz,s KArxAnox nakss bssusifsi. siossy,
hxuriant hair; prevents IL falling out 90 turn-
fng nay. 10 kas stOod the test u foety yeafy,
hekarningiy psdunsd. snd - no rival.
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For Cutaneous Disorders

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Books and Pamphlets.

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Nicholas Minturn.


whose story Of "Sevenoaks yaye the L,p
est satisfaction 10 the readers Of tLr
Monthly.
Inc scene OF this latest novel IL laid Oh
the banks oi The Hudson, The hero il n
young man who has been always "tied 10 Il
woman's apron strings" but who, by IN,
dealh OF MS mother, is left alone in lb,
Worid-to ddlt on the current OF lite-wiii.
fortune, but without purpose.
Another serial, Ills Inheritance. hN
MIS- lfaiton, VIII begin on the completion
OF ~ hst Lass o Lowrie's," by Mrs. Hodp-
son Burnett. Mrs. Bunelt's story, bepun
III August, has palhCs and dramatic powe,
Wnlch nave been surprise TO the public.
lhere Il 10 ae series Of original and ex.
qulsltely Illustrated papers OF Popular Sci
ence,' by Mrs. Herii1k, each pai ar con-
pIete IN H. eli
There are tobe. lToln various pens, papeIs
Home Life and Travel"
Also, practical suggestions as TO town an,
country life, village Improvements, ETC., by
Wsll-knOwn specialists
Mr.. Barn1rd's articles on various indus.
Ties OF Great Britain include the history OF
some Experiments 10 Cooperation "a
scottish Loaf Factory" in The November
number, and Toad Lane, Rochdale," 10
December Other paper are, "The British
Worklngman's Home, ;" "A Nation OF shop.
Beepei-, La'penny aWee k for lie Child
etc.
richly Illustrated series will be given o.
"Americhn sports by Flood and Field" L,.
various writer's, and each on diheren,
theme. The subject of
"HoIsoao!I ia1n.asos.aon'
will hAXa "A ,.,u.a ,...,t.,
productions OF American humori,ts viii Al.
pear from month 10 month. The list ~
shorter stories, Biographical and Otu,f
sketches, ETC., is long one.
Inc editorial department sill continue f.
employ the ablcst pens both d, home ant
abroad. There will be series OF letters Oh
Literary matters, from London, by Mr.. Wei.
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