Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-03

Of Csurage-Hew shs UpDsr ane
she Lever Levels % shs Cso'
sssek are Leehiag rs-day.
Most everybody has get tired Of gusssiai
at the causes Of the present low stage G
the great stock tide. and thsss tied up II
,tseks are mere earnestly and a~nxiouslJ
looking for . way to got out. than they An
for an apology fer being In such . tisA'
place. They simply know hsw 10 IL thsm'
sslves. and long for . speedy release from
dursAcs vile. Praying for = rise In ssscks
hswever. ia perhaps fully =. efiesei0us ~
praying for rain In dry weather. PsrhaPs
again. nobody believes the vsathsr hai
anything To do with stocks. We think u
has. judging from past and present Oh
~servations. Owing 10 the lev stage Of
water in Carson river. and the bitter,
cold nights freezing up the water vheslI
the mill. cannot work up 10 thar full
capacity sven now. and unless snow ans
plenty u IL soon. that small bit OF
river will dry up altogether. leaving thu
mills high and dry ON its bsnks. IN
that case. oven the present water supply
brought In from sfAr Cd in the Sierra. viii
not be sufficient for the steam mills. mines
anil population Of the Comstock. and there
are many other disagreeable points and
reflections in connection with this view
Of the matter which might bs enlarged
upon to a considerable extent. There
appears to be plenty Of money In the
county, hut great lack oil
courage in tho matter Of investing II, -
far a. stocks and mines arc concerned.
Those whs have the coin prefer 10 hold On
to II at present. yet are carefully watching
the chances. Doss II occur 70 them that
they could not loss much by judiciously
Investing IL just uswr
Below We give our regular weekly sum
mary % the latest and most correct mining
information. derived from official and
authentic sources. showing the situation
Of each mine to-day up to the time Of
going to press;
Justice.
Daily yield, $50 tons VI ere. The mills
arc all hep, running to their full crushing
capacities. The ore breasts On the 400.
500 aud cO0-foot lsvels continue 70 both
look and yield well. The ore Slopes on
the 700 and sO0-foot levels are showing q
steady improvement. The winzs sinking
below the sOO-foot level Is still In ore Of Q
fine quality. The bullion yield 10 grsdu-
ally Increasing and the prospects Of the
mine generally locking brighter. The
main southeast drift on the i000-foot level
must o reach the ore vein. whom SEINE
lively Developments may 10 locked fer.
Be.s and Beieher.
Crosseutting and driving the diamond
drills on the i7oO-foot level are making fair
progress. So far there is nothing Of inter
est in the shape Of ore dsvslopmsnts. al
though the work which IL o. being pros
scutcd may lind something valuable at any
moment. The repairs on tho main drift
connecting with the Consolidated Virginia
aud Gould a Curry. ON the l700-foot level.
arc being pushed forward with all the
speed possible.
nal. x..-.,~
The pumps are running steadily and
were gaining upon the water until the past
tbrs. lay,. when a stoppage Of the Savage
,,u,i,, .n,i,. for ren.irs csnssd 4 riss
n H. r,,.s to , mint 2I feet sbovs he
n ro., %s,,iion. M vhieb mint n h nov
iaI,I w;,h Am. No,cro.. pumps Alone. Ibs
hsay, heal ~ r.tsr h. entirely gone ana
a. .oon A. The two pumps can again DO set
"PNS'
"""'" ~esr
Tue repairs W tho PumP'.s .o.P
ment Of the shaft are bsins pushed win
ali the ,ssryy po..ibls. The shaft has not
- -. An. ro,li,y condition for ye.rs
80, !. a, A.. urs.snt time The .nisrre-
m.nt and r,psration Of the main working
drifts on both the 1900 and i'oo-fsot lev
81. - peins uryrS 'o. su ~ ~. .sw
Nj %alws,ioi uumpi.s engine i. mailing
tn. isst of progress.
siiser ssiii-
Sinking the main incline 10 progressing
al ,hs rat. Of n feet per week. the bottom