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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
Impert.l Co..eliaateA.

The north drift on the 2is5-foot level 10
being rapidly advanced, the face In favor
able ledge matter. The east crosscut near
the center OF tho mine Is showing some
very favorable features. Sinking the
south winzc Is making the best OF head
| way, the bottom In soft favorable iedgc
matter mixed with quartz aud spots Of
ore.
North Consolidated virginia.
The water Is all out Of tho shaft, md
sinking was resumed Lash Monday morn.
ing. Crosscutting has bcen commenced
AT the I3O0-foot level. The shaft will be
pushed down as rapidly as possible Tor tne
purpose Of opening q new level al 'he
depth Of 400 feet.
Crown Point.
The south drift on the 2Ooo-f0ot level
running to connect with the Belchsr drain
shaft, Is being driven energsticaliy tor.
ward, the rock In the face being somewhat
| softer. and the best OF progress being
made. This drift Is entirely west OF the
ledge, and is in perfectly dry ground.
Buiiton.
There IL nothing new to report oil the
north drift on the 2O00.foot Lowell. The
north and south lateral drifts on tho l6OO'
| foot level are each making excellent pro-
gress. Sinking the main incline 10 going
rapidly ahead. Otherwise no change.
Ravage.
During the frat part OF the week the
water gained steadily on the pumps, since
| which time tho decrease has been very
| rapid, M that to-day tho water Is reduced
q little over 100 feet below tho i9OO-foot
level. Everything working finely.
nomestsad.
sinking tho shaft was esuned on sa''
prday last. Good headway Is now being
made. the formation still continuing Ia
| vorable. Frequent %stringers and punches
Of quartz are met with, giving good assays
Ia both silver and gold.
Believer.
Sinking the main incline Is making
good progress. Sinking the drain shaft Is
| also going steadily forward. The pros.
| pecting drifts and rrosscuis on ths 1000
and igOO-foot levels afford no new or vaiu'
able features.
The west drift from the i0JO.foot station
is being pushed steadily ahead. the lace In
hard blasting porphyry. That this DRIFT
will cut the ore vein at no very distant uay
may DO taken a. n settled TACT.
sucesr.
sinking the shaft Is making the best Of
progress. the rock In the bottom begin
ming In soften somewhat and carry streaks
Of lively looking quartz. betosening .
near approach 10 the ledge.
keystone.
Sinking tho shaft Is being pushed with
steady vigor. the ~porphyry in the bottom
showing evident sigis u softening. With
an occasional small streak Of quartz.
New York.
The work Of draining aud clearing out
the bottom OF the shaft, preparatory to
sinking. il being urged forward as ener-
getically a. possible.
Caledonia.
The north drifts on both the iCOO and
iiOO-ioot levels arc each being driven for.
ward. without change Of any interest to
report.
silver mn.
Still waiting for the new machinery.
which Is now on is way from san Fran
cisco to the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous we,hness. early
desay. loss Of manhood. ctr ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. rKEG 0r CHANCE.
This great rsmedy vas discovered BY . = iss!on.
NJ In South Americs. Mend 4 helf-addreesed
envelope TO the Rkv. JOSEPH 7. fNNAN.
Station d. BIbis iiouse, New York city.
n,hS0 On
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street. a-.s,as,s.s.

l.s rHs A. AND p. IkLkaaAru IiSs-l
sAS FRAScIsco, July ia p. NJ.
Gould 4 Curry. ~. lea
Ophir. IL. 49,
Chollar- Potosi. 3iS
Yellow Jacket, i0s, iO't. 10
Overman, i3a
EIehequer. 7s.7.
Gould 4 Curry. i2ss
California. 33S 33s
Con. Virginia. 3is
Mexican, nt, liz,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
IRON A DIsTINaUIsaRD JURisr.

81 have tried the PERUVIAN srRrr. and the
result faiiy sustains your prediction. u has
made b new man of me-infusei Into my sys'
tenn new vigor and energy. am no longer
tremnlous and dehllitsted ~ when you last
saw me. hat u stronger. h~esrtisr, ard with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. Than
By ell druggists.
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A BaR ArIi

And pe,rly teeth are easily obtained By cleans
Ing YOUR teeth daily with that Justly popular
dsnilfrce, sOzODONT. Composed Of rare
a.tiseptic herbs. 10 imparts whiteDess 10 the
teeth, . delicious aroma 10 the breath. and pre-
serves infect. from youth 10 old age, the teeth.
Acidity Il the stomach will destroy the strong
eat teeth unless It, effects ars rounterseted Nth
sOZODONT, and this pure tooth wasn protests
the dental surfaces b. removing ev'ry impurtty
that sdbor.s 10 them. Ask four druggist ler
sOZOUONT. jeit I'm
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O, II. GALLUP.

o. II. 0AILur. opposite tho Bank Of cslifos.
MIA, ooid iinl. issps constantly on hand iii
f~lvorite brands q Imported Cigars. ohoIes Bit
schsum pIpes, nuts, candiss. hne cutlery, and
tors and lAney Roods Of all kInds. sp29 N
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THE coMsTocK.
Latest Official Mining News
For the Week Endins Wednesday,
July II, 1874.

4 nrsker's Markes-uapid Fiuesu.
attsns-Psor Encouragement for
Psrmaneus Isvestsrs-rhs hopes
ofthe Ruturs-Dtvidends sad A.
sssssnsass-Hew All the Mines
arr Loektug To- Day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
DIVIDENDS.

CaiiGsr uia = "a per share. segrrgsting si.U~,.
ao: doslsred July TN; pa,ab'e July
llth.
Consolidated vtvgiaia--t; pee. -hsfr,
A,sregaiins 81 ,0so,ooo declared July hh
payable July 10th.
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DIMMIrr's coUan nAIsAM.

DiMMrIT's COUGH BALsANi. the body Of
which Ia composed Of pure Honey and hoet
remedy knosn for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Group and whooping Cough. Sold b. John
Jonss, ". ien ~
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YoR TnRoAr pIsRAsRs

And Affections Of the che-t. Browns Bronchial
rrochss arc Of value. For coughs. irritation
Of the throat caused by cold. o. unusual 81.
ertion OF the veal orgsns In speaking IN puous
or singing, thsy pfodnes beneficial resuitA. w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

JoHx DONOVAN was Aped $50 for ssssi-
Ing orc from the California pan mill yss-
terdsy. He admitted that BE- teok the ore.
but said be only wished thsm ~ spsclmsns.
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CIGARS.

Impyrtsd Pumsreiess. bouquets. esnsiasos;
two for sveniy.ave cents; the best and ebespsss
ciKarS In tbs Stats. Gall and " tnsm :. sam.
msrneld's, Main strsst. opposite 'ons d ~
stop.
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srocK aEPOkr.
san FRANCHISES Board.
Last EvKxrxa.


LAST KvkSrxo.
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NO Exehequsr. ~. Tr.Ts
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2co Ovsrman, IN. u. .tsS
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go Ysllsv Jacket. ~, i0k
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10 julia. aS.10 -
is5 California. ~
$40 savage. az. 81.
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$50 Imperial. 10
~ Utah. i3h
iy Crown Point. 4. 3o
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kinsons - Arms and' Legs "A
Bioody Cembas-AT Tourists Firsl
View or Comstock Amenities Hns
(iviifties.
Mr.. Z. Bolivar spykens, editorially con
nectcd with this paper, has just returnes
from Lake Tahoe, where he has been on
wild. reckless. jubilant jamboree for th'
last two days. He has revealed among th,
tall timber and hot sun. and comes hom'
with an exhausted system and rublcunt
nose, and we, the devil. have to write uI
his rambling notes for him while b
sleeps.
The Virgins and Truckee Railroad h'
considers good to travel over; In fact. tina
although II is the crookedest railroad il
the world,
"rr SUITS CROOKS"
He also approves highly Of that black ant
bay team Of Doc. Denton's. which trans
ported him over the mountains from Car
son to Glenbrook. on tho eastern shor'
81 tho Lake, carrying him and his folk,
through In jolly style. In q comfortabl,
rockaway, ahead even OF Denton's regular
stage line, which never fails 10 connecI
with tho fast.sailing steamer Niagara
This new and commodlous frst-class littl'
steamer 10
u BELLI OF THI LAKE.
Nobody cares To 60 slowly stopping
about on any old raekety floating machine
shop when they a DO put through IL
good popular style to any part OF the lake
OH time or ahead Of time. Tho Niagara !,
y most excellent sea boat, riding tue waves
like = duck. perfectly safe and reliable
staunch and true. and above all she II
commanded by Captain Avery. who IL not
only q good sailor, hut an cstimAble goa
head gentleman. who tries his best TO nc
commolate and not rob the travelling pub
lie. A short and lively trip across tha
beautiful lake took Spykcns TO
McKNSEy's,
Tho f~avoritc health aud pleasure resort Of
all sensible Gold Killers. Comstockers aud
other residents Of this section. Here III
found lots OF good people and many happy
trout srizzly on toast, juicy yenison,
spring chickens. buttermilk and cream,
and oil that sort Of thing. There new
and old lovers roam the forest shades, OF
paJdlo their little canoes about, "whcr,
sLies ara bright and tho seas are blue,'
ana there SpyLens might have dwelt In
bspnlness and content. Lnt the new saloon
Iust compleiel ON the wharf gave on,
tetotally and became tetotal In less thar
six hours after his arrival. All ! such Q
glorious snlneheo " pfoa' pure coo' "A'e''
u rhorr
Are biting very well AZ tho present hme'
md hne iois OF ihein arc caught near nc
kinncy'.' the host isi,ing place being aoou'
the "stnb,, a shor distance below. nhe
guests se'eh more nan they cAh pos,loIy
cat, ans "snu hun,eron. po.es y. .hn
amnnn, IN ,..;i;.n. ., ylpp;,.,,. i,.i,c No.
Win sres' iaeiL.'y ana 's,en!, ne,ns Nv
siou." ~ S" "f"'
'an' ma''sr VI
ACCOMMODATION
To people stopping Al The Lake consists In
Al. h,.,,, .nd r.,stsr .,.rcv ..t.bii.bed
" - n,.,"m n..en.a =. ,,a
py Mr. W.. nIsnann. no ua ~. ,.hs
s .nn .aI given "a him arr
srs,y s,,.nd.I ~ m yan want a ba. Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

Boots, shoes, Etc..
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
Rsmsnhsr the Largest Assortment and the
0ss.te-t Bargains In fiHE CLOTHING cen
DOW b he'd 81 the lmmenss Emporium OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

Mr.. Z. Bolivar s~pykens, editorially con-
nectcd with this paper. has just returned
from Lake Tahoe, where he has been on .
wild. reckless. jubiiant jamboree for tho
last two days. He has revealed among the
tall timber and hot sun. and come homo
with an exhausted system and rublcund
nose, and we, the devil. have to write up
his rambling notes for him while he
sleeps.
The Virgins and Truckee Railroad he
considers good to travel over; In fact. that
although II is the crookodest railroad in
the world,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

sinking the Wine below the iroo-foot
Lowell is making the hest Of progress the
bottom in very favorable quartz and ledge
matter. Tho south drift on the iiSo-fooi
level running 10 connect with the north
drift from the Sierra Nevada ON tho ia.
foot level Is bsing pushsd ahead with all
IN. energy possible. At the annual meet
ing held in IAN Francisco, California, yes
terday morning. 1886 shares Of the stock
we're represented. and the old Board OF
Trustees and officers were unanimously
reelected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
eENfLknkAp CbOrnlhss nsc.
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner Of Q ..A ,ayisr streets.
v,.a's'. c.rr.
Aas SELLING
FINE CLOTHING
-.rD-
Gents Furnishing Goods
oarApEa THAN ANT House IN raIs
STAFF.
sAaaMmsI BARGAINS

$50 DRESS SUITS fss.--..--.s5s 20
s4o DRESS sUITs..~-.-.----.sss %
sss DIAGONAL SUITS ....--..s2o %
ESQ CASHMERE SUITS ..-....sis %
sss cAssINRRR Suits ....--.sLs %
go DRRss PANTS .....-.--...ss %
% CASHMERE PANTS .....--....ss %
s5 CASHMERE PANTS ..---....ss 90
" DRRss vRsrs....-.......-..st %
o. CASHMERE vEsrs.-.--.-.ssso
WHITE sHiRrs.----.----...!si SO
COTTON s0CKs per ds.s...--~.s5 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
UnIea Consolidated.

The drift east at the bottom Of the WINE
ON the isOo-foet level is still In = nne char
acter Of vein matter. and 10 being steadily
advanced. The face Of the north drift ON
the same level 10 showing . little more
auaslz Of . lively. favorable description.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

During the frat part Of the week the
water gained steadily OF the pumps since
which time the decrease has been very
rapid. No that to-day tho water Is reduced
a iittle over 100 feet below tho i9OO-foot
level. Everything working finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

Sinking the main incline Is making
good progress. Sinking the drain shaft Ia
also going steadily forward. The pros
pecting drifts and crosscnts on the 1000
and i9Oo-foot levels AFFORD mo- new or vain'
able features.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

sinking tho shaft was resumed on Sat-
prday last. Good headway Is nov being
made. the formation still continuing Ia
vorAblc. Frequent stringers and bunches
Of quartz are met with. giving good assays
Ia both silver and gold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
IASiid silver.

The east and west drifts are being pushed
steadily ahead to cni the ore vein. which
they mist 10 at no very distant day. In
the mean time the Wine 10 being pushed
rapidly downward through = line character
Of ledge material composed u clay aud
quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
S'isottar-a'otosi.
Yellow Jacket

~ - 'h"s 'ef
le,iye nj the 1000. foot level, IL to-day in \
,,,.,.r.o az ,co fse, TIN. material en-.
coun,ercL continues 10 be hard biri's-eyo
p~orphyry. aud no sign Of any cas-, wall is
met with yet; In the drift south; at the
same level ,he erossen' We, " .s..'
The cro..cut east opposite tho ore last
a.,,ansI !. in M fsei anil 4. nrinsinaIl,
=, h'.S'"..,a pornhyry. The new mi, ~
he sas,u.iI Is down 10 feet. The rock
.ansnns. yc,y bsrJ. and pleniv al vater
= san,inc i'm The foundation. for The
main buildinr and new machinery at the
surface Of tho shaft Is being pushed for
ward to eomp'e"o" as 'A'' possible
Hest q ne'ener.
Inc Aa'A".' Urn %
erosseut No. D. on lhe i'oo''oo' '''s'' mas
been stopped and the drift being driven
--.,,,.,i. .hs.J Al. rocL In the face leinr
srnan' s,J H. aox ~ water inten..'
Su. .,ronr and bo,. A southeast drift has
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
Hale a Nsreross.

The water is reduced W a point LOG feet
below tho l9oo-foot level. Tho main shaft
has been repaired and reiimber'i from co
fec, above the l9OO-foot level down 10 the
watsr level. New station timbers have
also been put In At the i9oo-foot level.
The water is now being hoisied by the
small compressed air pumps through the
wiuso on the Savage line anil carried To
Inc water tanks. from whence IL IL taken
TO the surface. This gives the entire use
% the shaft for repairing purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
Mexican.

The winzc chamber in crosscut No. on
tho ilcj-foot level is being steadily Gu
largel and the ore extracted taken TO tho
mills. The north drift on tho ii65-foot
level is steadily advancing tn connect with
the sierra Nevada for air purposes. The
west crosscut mo. - from this drift Is
steadily advancing. the face In line quartz.
showing spots % line ore. The north
drift ON the i6O0-foot level Is also making
excellent hsadway. Sinking tho joint
winzo ON tho Mexican line Is going stead.
ily forward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
Isisrra Nevada.

The south drift on the i500-foot level Is
being pushed vigorously ahead 10 meet
aud connect with a corresponding drift
from the 0phir. Sinking the south winze
below the i5OO-foot level Is making excel
lent headway. the bottom still in very Ia
yorable ground. The south drift on the
iTOO-feot level il making fair progress.
with no change OF interest TO record. The
north drift ON the i2J0-foot level IA being
pushed ahead 10 connect with the Utsh.
the facs still in very favorable ledge mate
f.aI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
"IT SUITS CROOKS

He also approves highly Of that black and
bay team Of Doc. Denton's. which trans
ported him over tho mountains from Car.
son to Glenbrook. on tho eastern shore
u tho Lake, carrying him and his folks
through In Jolly style. In . comfortable
rockaway, ahead even OF Denton's regular
stage line, which never fails TO connect
with tho fast.sailing steamer Niagara.
This new and c%ommodlous frst-class little
steamer 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11

The west drift from the i0JO.foot station
is being pushed steadily ahead, the Taco In
hard blasting porphyry. That this DRIFT
will cut the ore vein at no very blatant day
may DO taken as u settled Tact.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-11-17
The Desperate and Fatal Courage Of a
Russian Girl.

correspondence Of the London Tmes.l
SO on the Sd of September began the
advance on Biela. The whole of the
force encamped before Rasgrad marched
out, under the command of Achmet
Eyoub, and proceeded by varions roads
in the direction Of Kacelyevo. Here the
Russians had strongly intrenched them
selves in front of Kara-Lom.
On the night of the 9th the right
wing, under Fuad Pasha, reached Cos
tanza, while the center, under Fedjib,
occupied Soleric. Meanwhile ever since
the 3lst of August, Sabit had been
creeping along from Karabassankoi,
over the hills at the back, and along the
valley of the river past Bekerin Yen
ikoi, in the same direction. On Thurs
day, the 9th a combined attack on
Kacelyevo was carried out in excellent
style. The Russians defended them
selves extremely well, and made the
most of the advantages of their position !;
but it was manifest that they were out
numbered The Turks showed good
courage, and advanced with GOODNESS
against very heavy artillery fire, dc
livered with admirable precision. The
enemy had intrenched themselves in
three lines, but the first was soon carried.
The second was obstinately contested,
and here occurred, probably, one Of the
most extraordinary episodes OF the
war.
As the Russians began to waver, and
their fire to slacken, as the Turks were
pressing forward with increased vigor, a
young Russian officer was seen standing
Just behind one of the batteries, waving
his sword, and boldly encouraging his
men to stand their ground. Over and
over again he rallied the troops who
were pouring out of the trench, but it
was not in his power alone to stem the
tide of victory. His men, animated by
his example, turned and held their own
for a few minutes, but the fire was too
heavy for any human thing to stand and
live. They could not bear it. They
fell on their knees and entreated him to
| fly, but not an inch would he stir, and
at last he stood for more than a minute
actually alone, save for the dying and
the dead piled in heaps around him.
| 1t could end only one way amid the
storm of bullets which were raining
around him thick as hail; one at last
struck that noble heart, and he fell dead
AS the Turks swept over the parapet
and dashed past the spot where he lay
the Colonel, struck by the boys extra
ordinary courage and devotion, gave
orders that he should be decently bur
led. In the evening he reported to the
Commander-in-chief that the body was
that of girl. / give this most as
founding daoIaro fiop af tho Colopal or
the authority of one of the English
officers on the Serdar's staff, who tells
me that he was actually present when il
was made. 1t seems almost incredible
but, true or false, no drawer heart evel
beat than now sleeps in that little grave
on the sunny slope of Kacelyevo.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-11-17
An Old Time Hotel.

Mr.. Henry Ward Beecher has been
giving in Cincinnati, "reminiscences of
his early life in Ohio. One of his stories
is this: The other day came through
Loudonville, Ohio, and ! was forcibly
reminded of my stay there when on my
first trip out West. We stopped late at
night and spent Sunday there. There
were two coach-loads of us, and the lit
tie two-story brick tavern was nearly
full when we arrived. The best they
could do for my brother Charles and
myself was to give us couple of
"shake-downs" in the dining-room. We
slept late Sunday morning, but finally
waking up commenced to talk / said {:
"Charles, I'll bet you / can tell what
they had at this hotel for dinner yester-
day" "What was it?" he asked.
Roast beef" / replied, basiDg my
Judgment on stale sort of odor that
pervaded the room.
! "No, you are mistaken" said he,
shaking his head and shifting at the COW
ering of his bed; !" it was mutton" We
both stoutly maintained our respective
propositions, and falling to vigorous
smelling of our bed-clothes, found the
landlord had given US couple of table
cloths for bedspreads, and Charles had
! got the mutton cloth and ] the beef