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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-02
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNINGS MA

which is said to be preferable to that of the
Texan cattle.
The entire amount of dressed meat sent
from the United States to Europe from the
inception of the enterprise, together with
the sums realized, is as follows:
New York 200 szoS9,aA
Philadelphia 81 81 S,o 5 SSe9t
Boston zFoof,OfO Soo,o@o
Total ................. 30, $50 go $50 1896
The expectation of live stock, though at
first attended with losses and discourage
ments has at last been put on a firm basis,
and is steadily increasing in magnitude.
The business was commenced in New York
in 1874, and the following table gives the
number of cattle shipped from the United
States up to April L, 1877, with their weight
and the total receipts for them:
Number. Pounds. Amount
New York.. 1866 1.565,7S0 03224
philadelphia. ,029 204 500 1921
Boston-...................... $40 lOl,z1S 1874
Total. ..lO24S l,s7l,4ls sl25,77
The total quantity of both dressed meat
and live stock exported from this country,
with the sums realized, is as follows:
Pounds. Amount.
Dressed ,669 go S3247,59
Live Stock.....................-l ,S7l,4lS l25,7T
,540,6SS $3.50, 1913
These figures satisfactorily indicate the
possibilities of the United States in supply
ing Europe with fresh meat for the produc-
ton of which American resources are prac
tically irexhaustible. The business is now
in its infancy but has been attended with
fattering results, and the demand is steadily
increasing in England and on the continent
for American meat. The capacity of In
diana for the production of beef it
would be difficult to estimate, and
as every new outlet to any of the products
of forest, field and farm, increases the de-
mand and enhances values, the exporta-
ton of dressed meat and live stock is well
calculated to excite inquiry throughout the
state. With the prospect in the near future
that indianapolis will become one of the
most important live stock markets in the
country gives the subject local importance,
and it is quite possible that before another
year has passed we may have located here
agents for the purchase of cattle for Euro
pean markets exclusively. What is wanted
are facilities, and these the Belt railroad and
stock yards will furnish.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-02
l.Yl.4Is sl25.7

The total quantity of both dressed meat
and live stock exported from this country,
with the sums realized, is as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
New. Rich and Cheap.

domaine gold Is something now In III,
way OF jewelry. It Is 30 perfect N imlta
ton Of pure gold that experts arc easily
deceived and do not know the difference
For the purposes for which II Is used II d
Just as good as pure gold. "A lie well
told Is Just Is good - the truth" and Ia
some instances considerably better. This
beautiful metal was discovered seven year,
ago by the celebrated French chcmist De
Lainge. and 40 perfect In ih resemblance
TO pure gold that II was soon extensively
worn rs such. A Joint stock company was
formed by the leading jewellers Of Paris.
with . capital OF $40, 000. 900. for the pur-
pose OF manufacturing Romano gold
jewelry aud watches. With this immense
capital and the aid ofjmprovod machinery
they are enabled 70 produce all
the finest and latest patterns Of jewelry at
less than one-tenth the cost Of solid gold.
and Of . quality which experts cannot
detect from the genuine article. w. r.
Evans & Co. OF Chicago have received the
sole agency for tho United States and
Canada. anil are engaged very extensively
In the sale Of this new and beautiful ar.
ticlc. Everybody can now Afford 10 wear
the most valuable looking Jewelry h q
slight cost. Agents engaging In the sale
Of Il are offered great Inducements and can
make big money. For further particulars
read the advertisement Of Evans 4 Co. on
the first page Of this paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
surRo's BuLKnrAp.
Irs Explains she csssrivases which
He IL Bulldiug.


A News reporter interviewed A. sutro
to-dayin Virginia City. The conversation
~ short and TO the point.
Rcporter-Mr. Butro, I would like %
know something concerning the bulkhesd
you are putting in your tunnel.
Mr.. Sutro-Thoro IL no secret about the
matter. We arc putting In . bulkhead,
and anyone can learn all about IL.
Reporter-when do you intend 70 close
MI. Sutro-we will close II before wo
make . connection with any Of the mines
unless We come 70 some understanding.
and II they attempt TO make . connection
we will shut II up.
Mr.. Sutro here explained the man.
ner In which the bulkhead 10 being
constructed. II will DO made Of three
thicknessss Of 18.inch square timbers,
giving 81 inches Of solid wood and 90
Joined with the solid rock that, n Mr..
Sutro said, IL will DO strong enough TO
raise tho water out OF the top OF Mount
Davidson. Mr.. Sutro further said
that the bulkhesd would DO east OF
Shaft No. 2. II will all tho en-:
tire tunnel with water-be . regular
Lakeland II the mines want 10 run . drift
to II and tap IL, all right. We don't intend
TO carry OF anybody's water for nothing.
That's all there 10 about II. II We cannot
make satisfactory arrangements we will
shut up the bulkhssd and close down the
works Just the same ~ you would shut
down your mino II IL didn't pay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
xn.,o.., QUAR- d Hall.

Mention Of tho fact that T. ". Keene
would appear in support Of Rose Eytingc
was made by the NEWS last Saturday.
This announcement is most gratifying to
our people. As they have learned to id.
mire Mr.. Keene's style Of acting. Miss
Eytinse IL also . great f9vorite, and the
house will surely DO crowded az long ~
she remains. Mr.. Ward IL well known
aud we'll liked upon tho Comstoek. The
play entitled "Miss Mutton" will be
presented this evening In National Guard
Hall, Virginia, with the following power
full caste; Miss Sarah Mutton, Rose
Eytiuge ; Maurice Delatour. T.. W. Keene;
Monsieur Belin. J. II. vinson Mathilde.
Miss Jennie Icifarth; Jane, Miss Carrie
Wyatt ; Paul. Miss George wDodtlirope;
Louise. Miss Caro- True; 0nspef. ii.
Williams. Mr.. Ward IL an excellent
manager. and will present tho piece In tho
most attractive u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
IN Suits.

It will be remembered that some time
age Judgment by default was entered
against tho Consolidated Virginia and Cal
ifomia Mining Companies for penalties on
the taxes for tho quarters ending Sept. 30
1876, and December 81, 1876. Upon mo.
ton Of defendants Judge Rising afterward
made an order vacating the Judgment and
opening the default. thus allowing the de-
PENDANTS to appear and answer. From this
order District Attorney Drake has APP
pcalel. and last saturday filed transcripts
Of the papers In the cases with the Clerk
Of the Supreme Court In Carson. They
are extensive. The transcript in tho aus
against the Consolidated Virginia compris'
% ~ pages. and Ia entitled cause ON
appeal 10 the supreme Court Of the State
oi Nevada. from the District Court 81 the
First Judicial District Of tire State u Ne.
vada in and for Storey county. The Stale
Of Nevada plaintiff aud appellant versus
the Consolidated Virginia Mining Com.
pany. defendant and respondent. y. V.
brake. District Attorney u Storey county.
attorney for plaintiff and appellant; q. J.
Hillyer. attorney for defendant and 70.
spondent." The California transcript Gov.
ers 81 pagcs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

~ Havana. Fan. Secretary Of the
~ yis.,ais u,niny c~omnany~
nm ai.. III iSoo isxsl or, s,opes are
pe,i m. or. ho.ly eon,inu,. IA
Ioos.", ~. -, "a wa rai.e mn. Tbe.e
s.r. nroxing y,ry extensive.
o'Sou A." ,eoo lsvsl We are continuing 10
.,nal ,hs ,lr,ft. OF deyelopm,nt east,
80 - .o,,h A i,ry, amount az or,
~ ha ,.lsn rom hi, Level when dcsir.
vi
I'M. ,hs ilO0 level the ore breasts con.
on .nv ~. ~ .,ysnc. son,h AMI
" m. ore i. of excellent ouality,
IN i.,.. smopnt 4, beipr extracted. A.
,h~ ..annd \. y.,x heavy and r~eouire-
w s".lS,c owiny ~ ,be hsayv mrs.
49, a. ..,.r i'm he .ou,bea.t .iope
49, no~ bo,;ng unv,rJ. with A iia.
W.. Iii a., ,ha .o,,l, anil Of IN
.so -, 80 a. in,.yccnt and draw Of,
- IN, inin,y ~ he orc ,tone
MIS- ~ NJ - h. ,lisno.cd ~ We will
"neh "n -. an ,ha san,hs,, m,
'nen 'osu ',saS, -.
s'opes on "sna iS..i hr, ,;,,i. uo,l h.s
on wy -. ,,a so,,bsss, ore s,ons' "a
Deth lone ~ ~ w.ua
the Nenuiauon 10 Poo. "s, ~.
in uniberins inc uP'aiSc '"""e'"ne "'A'
the level below.
ON the . Level ,hc wots y, vn,n
and fetiinperins .ne maj, ra % - H.,
u being eonunueu; lnc nv' ~ s sns, H.
been c"hnPie.su = u.ssAe~ 100 $50 !.
past week theIV ye' rens ~. 80
enlarge anu r..nhDsr ~ n.,,asv Ths
eouip's, uon i. NV MI AMI tI,nisreJ Oh
MAJ" s la, i.v.i Tina ,oek /.
tpNt LgIUW tulH ll1tVN htNats tNN@ -
very hard, win some "Ae'' anu ou'
P'.s''. vs., ,,x., III =, An. or. .,o,...
on the i'So s,snt,ns ,h.
are Io1Ains ~ ~. asa 'nn 10 III
nnnI I ius.sa y,Sar.s - ,,,,,o,s a. IN
noor .he oie oni"n as,I "f.ss, Tho
pi.,ss 49, LID, ,rnm a. ~ 80 d,ir,
nnw ~ "a feet "a fe., having is.n RIM
III ,,mh, rel ,hs mas, wceb' tn. rs.t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
You HAVE NO EXCUSE.

Have Jou any excuse for suffering With Dye
pcpsla or Liver Complaint IL there any roe
son why you should 20 on from DAT to dA,
completing with Sour stomach. Sick Head
burning rains 1t the pit Of the stomach, yei
ow skin. coated tongue and disagrstsbls tsst'
In thu month. coming up Of food after rating
low n rits, ctcr MOI 10 10 ro.iti,ely YOU
wi iAult n you do uo 10 your Druggist ant
set q bottle 10 grcen's August Flower for u
cents and your cute IL certain; but u you doub
this. get . sample bottle for 10 ceLts and Try u
Two does will relieve you. jv2i Gun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
The ola Or,a.by.

Beam Pixley, who was up from Carson
last Saturday to see the fashions. etc.. In
formed us tina, the ormsby House, n oil
the good old leading hotels Of the Capital
City, has changed hands. Uncle George
Fryer stops down and out to-day. and J. ID,
Pautlsnd comes In a. landlord. with Lloyd
Tevis, Of Han Francisco, proprietor. The
new landlord has already inaugurated sew
eral improvements, and will run the
Ormsby fully up to the standard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01

NrNa.- ~
- -. - ar, a. .-,,,.,.. a,
s.-.-.s..,L. o,,..,. a. car, o, Al.
,---r~-- :, -. !. al, nm pi.,,,.,
ous'ncs, =. Sn !" ~. 80, ~
$500 'aa'y, s,a,n 80 ,.tan srom m,
tysi,s .ns Ni,,.,aI an GoI,I Iin Di..
,,,c, T,rs,.as~D 7 NcDonsld. A,
kohler, G. shall. u. l.. schmidt and +. j.
"hi'~' oApi'ai' s~io'ooo'V"o'
INV Goops.-Alsx Coin has got back
t,ou -, rr.,e,..a AMI An. huy. hayes
oil choice dry being unpacAeu on inc
sidewalk In front Of his store. half OBJ
~ ,sha. a. ..ss tIa Ia. "o".is
enough TO supply all the ladies. AMI the
empty boxes will supply him with wood
enough for all Winter.
u,,,,xa-s.n.,oY lain pipsr 4. mill.
-. a,
rus ao"n '"o "'e -e
-hait OF tue CaiedoniA lhine. Inc lumosr
ane,. houss which 4. COR IN be srrcte, in
Virginia. The timbers are very heavy. the
old Caledonia frame having been Que u
the finest in the country.
- p. IN. r.oxL.
hal nj. COLLAR hone. ON the right side.
broken Ly being eaugh, between q car
and a timber in the Justice mine at J
O'Clock yesterday evening. His injury Ia
not serious. though he will be kept from
u" WIN ""
hoRr MERcrsf' quicksilver mint
has been located near Steamboat Springs
by Captain Parkinson Of the Carson T"-
base and . reporter % the Gold Hill Nrws.
us anne me p.ac1n h,,n.. anu P,o,a'
scc. generally do-
s-
Ci,v vaterworks have been received a, the
oo,a min leuo,. They come consigned to
Thomas Gallagher. anal are ID the latest
anil most improved pattern. silver city
wiz
.o,,.. 4, o,r al.
.a,,.n. ,o.,,x earn. ali p.r.on.
.,o.l
In ,he North Calhoun Mining Company.
which hive been sold for nou.payment %
assessment.
As,,s.su,r.-Au assessment, Of Is cents
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
REsuMINo WORK.
tho BaIumore. Niagara aud Osher
hines nrsumiag Developing Ot.
esati0as -Goea Prospects Ahead.

,
One OF tho 10 tho revival
Of stocks. aud tho advent Of better times
and better p~rospects Is tho revival OF sus.
--~,,-. ~ a.. -. n. N Ill.
Penaea "orA III NV "'"
We hear of work being resumed In pros
pecling mines, which were obliged 10 sue
.,u. 40 Al. .1vorss .,.,e NJ .tr.irs which
s.mn liz .r.,v,;e 49, ovor ,hs ,.hola
Iei i.no p1,s,ysS ~" "
coun'ry : lew nion'as ana.
~ Niagars, y oi INC 'us.Iro anu n,lA
group OF mines Is again coming 70 mo
'front.', work BEING acuveiy rosumed win =
view tois pracncAi a~e'sl9phei' ,he mAn.
ssers and owners OF " oei'esiny .hs, 'nsy
have : Iisn' 70 .aPee' = p1,aI in
goo ior'une uase.opeu y. s,o,,p,is ~
,ne moro pron'Isens ni.n.ro ~ VIZ. ~. ,WyInn.y.
"neh WIZ ss' a'io"n 80 1o..aSa.S
nm Velh VI oro wa, o.'ns snsn -, y.
wnieh gs.e asssys hisn a.o I'll. M,
son. anu : sooI you! pay oI1 SreIu
nave oesp u'ou i Jul s,.nha ~ .d.sr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
uSioS CONSOLIDATED.

Robert Sherwood. Esq. President Union
Consolidated Mining Company-Dear Sir:
We shall have repairs In the drift on the
1900 foot level completed within about q
week. ready TO resume work In the face OF
east crosscut. Union AMI Mexican joint
crosscuts on the 1865 foot level have been
extended during the past week east % feet;
west crosscut "a feet. There Is no mate
rial change In tho face Of either since my
last advice. Yours, respectfully.
WILLIAM HARDY. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
Departure. SATURDAY Evesis..


Rev. George W. Fitch preached his las,
sermon In Gold Hin yesterday evening.
Mr.. Fitch ~rctires from tho ministry. hav-
ing found ID necessary TO do 10 ON account
81 his health. lie drove through Main
street to-day looking like a regular
Granger. His wagon was filed with chick
ems. pumpkins and potatocs. Mr.. Fitch
has a ranch near Reno and Is engaged in
Matching chickens by machinery. lie
brought a wagon load % these to Gold
Hin recently and found ready sale for
them. His insulating apparatus will be
exhibited At the Ieno fair next month.
Mr.. Fitch IL an earnest Christian, q good
tAlker and . most estimable preacher. We
wish him success In his rancheriai under
takiugx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01

The following letters. detailing the work
Of the past week in the several mines.
we're sent TO the main Offices by the Super
intendents last Saturday:
CALIFORNIA.
c. p. Gordon. Secretary Of California
Mining Company-Dear Sir: On the
800 level We have NO material changes to
note Of the ore breasts. The usual
mount, Of work Is being done. No. 4
Wine has been sunk and timbered four
teen feet the past week. and will reach
the 1000 level by the end Of the coming
week. The crushed portions OF the drift
leading 10 the &. a q. shaft on this level
are being retimbered.
On the 1850 level all the ore breasts
continue TO look we'll. and are yielding
the desired quantity OF ore. The east drift
from No. ) .tope 10 being advanced and
continues In fine ore. The main shaft 10
now sunk and timbered % feet below this
level. The rock Is very hard. with some
water. and our progress slow. We find
the engine and cage In No. 8 Wine Of
great convenience in reaching the 1000
and 1850 levels.
On the 1000 level the northeast drift
from No. . WINE has been extended II
feet AMI continues In good ore. The south
drift from the bottom OF No. Q winxs Is
now In i2T feet ; progress the past week.
IA feet. II will BE- connected with No. 5
Wine within the next hour. The east
drift from No. 9 winzc IL now In 80 feet !:
progress for the week, Is feet. The ore
eonunues soou' su'sn nv, ~ Sooisvs}
% DC OF srea' ~lu'n on .u III. ..o.s.n.'
Mi.nin ."o 1Ays ,son, ~ Inc nm
.unnIs 200, - All IN he ore bre.sts
WI. S,eoo, L., a.. iooliny s,csilentIy
tn ~ A.. IN soor' a. wa advance
!. .aa,,nn. ,srv ane
sou.n snu 800 % .n, NJ q
on uo : w, ~ ra,s, ,.ns,h
IN. osc" ,s~nu 49,
~ r.e s..I A. -
CUT 10. - no" 'n W" -
my 'hroush 49, o.e. a.. -, -
20 tee. IN usP.n psvsnaa h.rI .;
~ i.e,. hn' ,oss san'.a" L.s,iD, Mt
sooa l.A w S.. ~ a-,y.nce,iiG feet .
~, 49,. sS go, Tha ore nssscd
%e n'sun - ~. ,..a 4. ysrx COOL
vrousn Ana ,',,,n. 80, synm ~ main
49, ~. anaa,, -;,h M h xinxc
nottn UNI. nv, mn ~ rnn TO-.
Iniry.se'en , =. ye', Id, so,a...n, NJ
."n'"esu"e .ass, .i,h ~. w.ir sh.U
,.sn ss,sn,ls.j ., tcet. Total distance
-. |. - - M tes, One HUNDRED
Irom ,ne or. ssopv, J. =. .,n 90 rssch ,hs
nv III" III. aa.,innss i'm ,nsrtz M
snai'. ,n0 a," nsam az 40 sSrner ION
'o" k'. .us "a 49, ~, cros.cpt No 1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
Dame Eating.

Al Pete Decker's famous Gold Hill Bak'
cry and Restaurant you can DO served a
the present time with luscious teel duci
and other styles Of duck. quail on toast
.nipe, aud all that sort Of game. In the
eamiest style imaginable. Fresh fish.
fresh oyst-rs. and every sort OF . good
thing required. can always DO obtained 70
order NJ Pete Decksr's In their season.
PETE has an eye to those things. and bis
bosrjers are ali fat and happy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
nPuR.

Colonel q. l.. Weller. President Ophir
Mining Company-Dcar Sir; Work at
the c~ompAny's mine has been advanced
during tho week ending this morning as
follows : On the l9O0.foot levol-South
lateral drift, "a feet (; east crosscut. ~ feet,
and northeast drift. 81 feet. Total length
Of above drifts from incline station are re-
sptctively: North. 206 fcot /; cast. lG2
feet northeast. 22j feet. Ophir and Mex
lean Joint Wine ON the i700-fvot level has
been sunk during the past week ID feet.
face in hard rock. Everything in and
about the mine running smoothly. Yours,
respectfully,
WILLIAM HARDY. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
aERORr.
Nan Franchise Board.

"
81, ophlr. i,y, i',s. I'm. rs .rs,T
10 6oadx ury. 10. ioS. ios, 100
ns Rest q B,leher. OA. 0A. DIN
235 California. Ss. 3A. son bio
"a, savage. TS.T ~
1910 Con. Virginia, e. n ba ns. - b. s2s
so
2s Hale q Noerlss. ~. ~
20 ChollAr.Potcsi. ~
ass Crown Point. 4 ~. ass
3iS Yellow Jscket. %, 9k, o.
2Sss Imperial. y5c.f
i15 vonddsnca. sk.5h
~ Ovsrman. AN. IS. stk
6si5 Justice. i3A, lsx. l3h rs, IS. Is.
rs sierra Nevada. ). 81. So bio
7c5 utsh. ifx. t7k
go bullion. Sk.gs. 81. 81
itio Eleheqasr. II: ios. nv. ny. ny
so ksntuek. 6k.T
40 Alpha. IAN bio. itN
go Beieher. 90. eS. 81
s2s sueeor, . IS. ss.39
800 Union Con-. N, -
90 Caledonia : 9S.t
1910 Jutia. ~. ~. ASA us
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01

Tho annual target match Of tho sars-
field Guards Of Gold Hill was held at tho
race track. north Of Virginia City. on Bat
urday. Tho Guards marched In Gold Hill
In the morning. aud passed across Tho
Divide TO the end Of Virginia. whero they
took wagons to the race track. three miles
distant. The day Was . most unpropisious
n for ride shooting. The washoe zephyr
swept down from tho mountains; but de-
spite the disadvantages which tho weather
produced. the sarsAelds made 4 ine record
" ftt~-tu. ..or.. ill shoU.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
improvements h.

Bostwick 4 Robinson. the grocery deal.
ers who have their establishment on Main
street, one block below tho railroad track.
arr making extensive changes and I'm
provcments. They have pulled down the
front Of their building and will proceed ai
once 10 put up . fine iron front OF artistic
design aud finish. The roof will DO raised
several feet, which will give the place .
much moro pleasant and attractive ap.
pcarance. In the meantime these enter.
prising gentlemen continue to sell their
goods nj tho most reasonable rates, and
deliver orders 10 any part OF tho town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01

A. X. +. Harmon, President Chollar-
Polosi Mining Company--Dear sir; OPP
erations at the company's mine for the
week ending this date show b following
results No. tons extracted, 53i 1900
2c00: No. tons forwarded to mills. 593
icOO-2OOO. Average assay vslu. of ore
mined, sa2 30 per ton. Drift east at 1856
foot level has been driven 10 feet In hard
blasting ground. Pump has worked IL
hours. Enclosed please lind assay Ger.
tificate Of three bars bullion shipped this
day. valued at $3.50 10. Yours re-
specifically.
Isaac l.. REoui. Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01

Colonel c. l.. Weller. President Mexican
Mining Company-Dear Sir The Mexi'
can and Union joint crosscuts on li65-
foot level have advanced during tho past
week cast % feet; west crosscut 81 feet.
There Is no material change In face Of
either since my last report. North lateral
drift. on lG0O.foot level. has advanced %
feet. with no material change In the form
alton. Mexican and Ophir joint Wine on
i7OO-foot level has been sunk during past
week IS feet ; face very hard, with about
the same amount Of water as al last re-
port. Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM HARDY, superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-01
BRONCHITIS.

Prom John Flagr. Bsq.. Of Benninztep, y. n
"Tnrcr years since I was very much reduoet
with . drc1dful cough. which resulted In Brop
chitis. affecting me 90 severely ~ 10 render Il
difficult u speak In an audible w o.. To TILL
ful of going into o decline. After recourse Il
various remedies 10 no purpose, I maie use Ol
Dt. wietar's raissm Of Wild Cherry, q fec bot
thea Of which fully restored mo to health
since that time hsvc hsd reversi sewers o.
tack % cough, but the Baisan has always re
novel them Away, keel, 10 BY mo, and
should not know how 90 do without f."
Sold by all dfugvfptr.
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A FINE raIsG ron rnE TRRrn

Pageant s0s0DOsr 10 . composition ol
ihs rurst and eh,icest ingredients Of Ii,
Oriental v getable Kingdom. Every ingredient
10 we'll known ~ have o beneficial effert on The
trvtn and Rnihs. Its emhalming or aniiseptit
property and aromatic frayrsnoe mskes IL {
Toilet luxury. eOz0D mt removes al disa
grreabls siors from the bs ath caused by CO
is,rh. bad teeth. etr. II 10 entirely fres from
the iniuri, us ard acrid properties of tooth
pasies and powders, which de.trvy The enamel
Ons bottle lAsts six months.
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rus rAiAcR EATING STAND.

For . rat Of beef nucrcelled In Storey
cruniy. go TO Thcmss H.nron's Eating Stand,
In the pslace Sal M. No. ! North O str Of,
viRiniA THY. fesh oystsrs At all ho1n IN
svery style. Forty miners always on hand 81
night. For tas'y, hume style Of cookins. and
the bset and frtsi Get VI eli that the markets
arord. the Pa'seo Eating siand has no superior
TIT Il. apis n
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which will mako sinkins dificult and slow.
Our pump runs on an average Of 5 strokes
per minute. but work. with great ease.
and all the machinery Is In good working
order. Yours. truly.
p. T.. OsnisTos. Superintendent.
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SAN Pn.Scrsco, Oct. i-2;i5 p. N.
Alta. i5k, i5a, i5h, Isl
Benton. 50 asked.
Grand Prize. 49,, isa
Sierra Nevada, 81
Imperial, l %
California. 30t
Now York. 1. SIC, I OF
Justice. i5s
Navajo. 2 20. ,. 400
Alta. i5h, i5S
Con. Virginia. u
Argenta. 2 Is. ~
bullion, 81. 81. o.. -
Exchequer. II. Nv. iib
OvermAn. 2tt
Caledonia. 81