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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28
CRUSHED To DEATH.
Accident 10 "a Texas aad P.fln. Raj
80" s"nstsu@fdsa Dr.iH-Ose Hsa
Killed ssd I've oth,. h.at,
houndsd

f J"
fs~" '"nstEu~fdsa Br-iH-Ose s.a
Iiii"d ssd I've oth.,. b.t,,
h"und'd
Yesterday forenoon the TexE- aus
Pacific construction train Wa lara.r
from the track 10y the turning o.. ri.
when about mile Eud "a bali ....-r 81.
this city. The engine, cagr,a-e .ar.., ia
Hat carr jumped the track DO c.n-.-
qusuce, -0m, .fLs flht- iu1.sI over .,..f
one % them era he'd hrusarl 30 ar ,...s.
piaye % the road. namsl JAIME, Ca. r..
killing him Instantly. Iyu atl---.
named Callahan and LlwT,rra Eua.-.
were badly injured. Word y.u- 4rut
at once To this ciIy, and ur. Morton
accompanied The party, .ud cared i.r
the sufferers. ts-sS's baIy Us- lrD1.it
to The depot, aud Colonel Mcclure uu
tilted. \ jury was Summoned, consist
ing of MessEs. K,gt!cmau. Mr.l-l.
Stone, Rainwater, scott and Tuek,l.
They viewed the body, and
then adjourned until This morning nj
nine o'clock, 20 hear testimony. Tie
deceased va- single mau, about thlr-
ty-iivc years 81 aye. Has na relations
heIe that We know Of Agent White.
man issued orders 10 the city sexton ta
bury him, and tEo company would Jay
( the bill. The injured IEeu wers rr.
moved TO a house on Russ avenue. az .
I Drs. Morton, Thrt-tun, Charles / osl.
and ChiidTess SUMMONED Callahan
Wa found TO have a compound fracture
I Of the bones Of the isg. aud IL j. f-4rt,!
viii have 10 lose the lint. Ennis j.
not very seriously iujIred. The FrE.-
! and Pacific road keep ali liz injured
I employees upon tas payroll ~ hilv tis.y
are laid up. No blame caa bc char,
/ to any Que, ~ it was al accident tu-:
could hot toe fure=oeu. The train y,a-
only running at the rate Of eigL; miles
an hour.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Trr Noes is ia favor Of Publishing the
names 90 the mechanics who built the
buildings unrooicd by the late storm in
Galveston Wouldn't do a bit Of good,
b-chase those gulf zephyrs are the very
devil sometimes. "a everybody knows.
aud root that wouldn't yield 10 EN-
sometimes, might prove but left
handed blessing TO the house itself
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

both Of Ike high char eter, Maxey ard
Coke both are men OF ability and force
Of character. Back pay. credit moblier
or other gilt-edgcd swindles OF the XII, a
would have rough sailing with the
Texas representatives in congress and
senate. That's our judgement. and we
have held it long before Mr.. Cox went
on the record as to their character or
abfIft,.
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scS srT Cox says no state in the
Union was more ably represented in
the last eongrcss than Texas. This is
grand testimony in favor Of our state
one Of the youngest Of the family
AFTER the next census we hope 10
double our representation. and with the
Like good material. We are indeed
proud q our Texan delegation, Cul-
bsrson, Reagan, Thfockmorton, Han
eosk. c'.ddinss now). Schleichsr and
h'ii@. fhsy ARE rather above the
average IN intsil,ssacs. s.a u,ne..,,,
ably 20 ir integrity. oar senator. -.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Hereby contested by The retuhii-
can members Of the Wallace
house, who held that Jhc u,emh-rs
ofthe Nsckey house, Elth1 Ug1 they bad
done wrong, were entitled, ON a j.rs.s
J'lcie sboSIng 70 their sya.-. Tue COM
mittee have already gone % ~ark bl.d
will report 70 morrow. Tie rrDaabiI-
~ = the memter- oi the Nark.y
house, excepting five or -ix. Wi.I t.
admitted Proceedings ia ;ae senate
uniIapUriani. The goyolEoI'- me--s.a
II expected Tomorrow.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

TBJ citizens at Cor.ic.,ua extended a
corlalVrlg1me to sun Set Coz ou the
ueta.i1u u. bis recent visit 70 colonel
Mill ,t that place The elegant cornet
band ssrrr,dsd the distinguished gen
tgm,n, and had au eloquent speech Of
thanks tor their attention. Tho Ot.
.r..r likes Mr. Cox
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Baltimore Gazette: Now that purring
sabby proves TO be equally dangerous
With the hydrophobious spitz, people
~ili begin 20 esk from what bite fatal
consequences viii not ensue. Even the
osses OF iohsteu, mosquitoes and red
Pepper are looked upon with suspicion.
The ssesthesrts bite Is peculiarly--but
we must draw the line somewhere
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Tuf leading citizens of Waco, without
regard Co nationality ale enrolled as
WORKERS for their Muf,sa This is an
oxsmrIy worthy Of general adoption
let there bo no division OF interest ia
abe observance of our great spring less
fyai
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

fnt following crop item appears in
IH1 DAIlAs UEg,lD, OF Friday "a gen
ueman just in from the fifth ward say
the wheat between here and there looks
finely. Little or no damage from grass
hoppers just in from the fifth
ward r. Does Dallas have 70 utilize
space IA her metropolitan limits hy
planting Il in cereals p Waco Examiner.
Yes. Ne the bloody fifth is located
thirty.fyc honest miles from tho court
house there are naturally a few places
unoccupied, and our people, unlike the
Wacocs, prefer the cereals to cookie
burs.
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ne way sfIa

The quiet bat incisive and under
standing manner In which General
Deveps siisposes Of Wendell Phillips
10 decidedly artistic. "When Mr..
Phillips calls yeu liar, . William and
. scoundrel,n nays General Devens,
che merely means that he does not
agree with you. He u . maker Of
phrases. and must have some one to
spply them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Taos p,usou ,r.s.. oly,js 90 the Lon
dyu saturday E7f.r, because il con
Pounds kellogg and Packard with the
race iy which thos have climbed %
IuuI, notice u uso very natural a.
well asa very EnEu-h mistake We
bJruy know whether Packard and
Kellogg or tle negro should be- angry.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Mr.. w. II. Vanderbilt, on Monday,
drew ~ his quarterly dividend on
Hudson River railroad stock 81 600, 900.
The whole two per cent dividend was
about 81 100000, which shows Mr..
Vanderbilt owns more than half the
road. - Its profits To him are conse-
quently about 81. 00o, eco . year.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Tu Hamilton HraF is good county
paper. and when one considers the
difficulty OF publishing O. live paper ia a
small county with a Limited population
the energy of tho Publisher must b,
cummcuied
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Tuf Wrrp E.Har b. ma ardent sup
porter %, Governor Hubbard and take.
zap the ruig,ls .u hi. defense whenever
anybody assaults him. IL even has the
t,mor,,y 10 brave ,ho tomlhavk Of that
terrible th.fof the Comauches Such
service should receive grateful rccogui-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

The Carolina Light Infantry, the
leading colored company in the state,
hes endorsed Governor Hampton with
Q series of friendly and complimentary
resolutions, and AL the elements, civil
and military, sppear to be gradually
blending into . etnte Of harmony.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Milton NobleA, the actor. who plays
Jim Biudsoe,n did his best 1t the st
Louis hotel Ere TO earn right TO play
the part OF John Hays hero. n.
saved half-dozen lives aud was badly
scoEched In doing II, which comes near
nJim'so feat Of "runping her nose sRin
the bank and holding It there until the
last galoot Was ash0ce.n :.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

IHE N.f, has special from C,.Jrot
willie dated III, giving particulars Of
another supposed Indian raid Nearly
Two hundred horses have been stolen
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28
Catholic. ssII 10 PsrtIeipG- ia thr
Pope's Seml-teuf.uuiaI snri.,s.u

PHILADELPHIA, April a6.-Arcuti,
shop Wood, and a uuIn,rer Of prolni
nent catholics sailed to participate b.
the POpe's semi-centenni4l christian.
J. Holman, Was elected presideu,
OF the chamber of eoraul.re..-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Last evening, officers Duncan and ex
Office. Edwards, by some means know II
only to them, got on track of the man
Moiiitt, who stabbed Mathes. They
boarded the train going east, and
when they arrived at the White Raek
bottom, they disem5 arked sud iugan
to march for tie fugiiivc. Taiy ne.
ceeded in finding him, a, q l. a.. ut
him back to this city, ard ai...i sim
In the calaboose. He has ackuowl-
edged the stabbing, i.ut says that it
was done in selfdefense. The Two
officers who made the arrest deserve
credit.
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JnsIice Rrnt.arei.

SAvASNAH, Ga, April 2i-Georgy
Williams, colored. convicted q kiit-
ing his step-ehili 10y eating and rso-t-
ing her, was executed to-day, AT
Springfield.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

BALTIMORE. April =a.-Tne jEg
gave Mrs. MUriagh $500 Tor her spu,
killed on the RaIiinor-. and Potomac
road. She sued for -, yOJ.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

Ius Alabama i1taa.. patent on six
aud original vu two pasos, wants an ex-
change with ruE UEuu Cant do IT,
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THE ROTHSCHUD CASE.
Governor Hubbard Engages Counsel
for the STATE.

Jimplicute ". publish below a com
mCuic4tion from Governor Hubbard O.
Messrs Eppcrson A Campbell OF inI-
city. requesting those gentlemen o. al
tend on the prosecution OF R1th-shIl /!
charged with the murder 81 Bessie
Moore
Messrs. EpPerson A Campbell inform
US that they have accepted IN. trust and
viii undertake to aid the government
attorneys IN the prosecution OF thccase
ExEcUIIyE OFFICE. STATE or rrNa- b.
Aas.iH. APTL -. !
Messn- Eppenson L Campbell
GiSTLEsES-I have been requested o.
send the attorney general OF assistant
attorney general to your city. t. assist
IN the prosecution Of E1th=slfIf
charged with murder The suf-em.
and appellate court are both ii session
here. Their doeket- are uuuzuau,
heavy.
The court Of appeals have abog. lHI
felony cases 10 dispose Of aud som. hall
dozen cases in which tie death psrialr.
has been pronounced ia the courts Pc.
low. Until thesc OF uaiBlir,
OF these cases are disposed or j,
viii he literally impossible for either
the attorney general or the assistant A.
torney general 10 prosecute IN person
At the present terra % yOsr district
court. 1T the case should be- continue. I
until the next term, the attorney gen
eIal will assist the county attorney Ia
the prosecution Of this most imrortart
case. recognize. that Ola account OF it.
surroundings and peculiar and h5rribI.
features, Ia which the guilty utrty
whoever be may be. seemed 10 ,el.,r
Texas a. the most secure spot At wi.s.s.
to execute . crime unparalleled b.. tl-
record of blood Thee rir.ul4 ...,..-
induce the exscu.iy, to rrai-. .... 90.
all possible, in this prosecution.
To this end J desire 20 earnestly Pee
que.t your hfln u appear tor tue state
IN this behalf
kecognizlng your mature expericuC,
IN the conduct of such eases ani vurIr
well-known ability in hsprofession-a-
well as your devotion 10 the interests of
our common state, | do not hesitate L.
make this request have the honor
to be very respectfully your obed.en.
servant.
IL h. HUBBARD. 6ovcrnor.
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AInrr- En..inn ,...,rrrnn,..r,

PORTLAND, Maine, April -5.-Tla
powder mills al Griniy. Oh the Peuab-
scot, have nearly completed contract
for u quarter of million dollAr- worth
of powder for Russia.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28

NEW NoRK, April 25.--Ths National
Board Of Fire Underwriter- are ~
D session.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Isgisiasare VIII Admit An bs,
SIX Members OF the Maekry Hous.

COLUMBIA, s. C., April e5.-In the
house to-day, the democrats passed a
preamble and resolution declaring
that all the members Of the late Mac
key house are in contempt, and refer.
ring their credentials to joint com.
mittee Of the judiciary and privileges
aud elections to pass upon their legal
ity and title 70 seats. This action was
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-04-28
DALLAS. TENAs.

p,sH.. ami ~lnsLos. boz the Gaives-
ton '.r.ta. o., unique column IN .
unique l.ppr
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NEW York, April - The war re,g-
has put up the price Of Hour Ia Ma,
York from fifteen 20 twenty-five cent.
and, in exceptional ca-t-, hfy cent?
per barrel Wheat has improved from
i've 20 ten cents, and rye, uai-, pork
| and lard are also higher.
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CLEvELANp, April - -C1ioueI ~
ID. Harris, editor OF the Ohio Farmer
died this evening.
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Ahmed RniIrn...IH.lr.

CHICAGO, III, April @l.-Pa--eue-r
agents have advanced rate. from Chi
cago TO New York one dollar, aud I To-
portionally To other points.
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The seIrupsIitEn stake wsabs John
IaN al ! u...tn


LONDON, April John bay Ual
The metropolitan -i-ke- n: El-am.
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gire tuslsFurft.r.

NE~ HAVEN, Connecticut, April -
The Cobh bridge burned.
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\ .-pAtrl .-l a
yesterday. ar1
day, anualu---t- ..s
the troop "a, tire .-.
Yesterday, L.- GA.
ufii--r-, SAIL
rUENH. tn Or.
fore DELAYED 70 "..
He-ilsttEE t1 -.H.
that iAa bono
an c.EEIl l
minute. kaHs
God t-e with rr..
Ucc,-s. FaT.v
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HAyASA. ATrI
sdviee> - tla ... -..
Pr silent Bsss - .a-.
larity. lie aa.- --.s...
generals On metz -l-.
= De Zee orieriug .
cash This issrss has ...-.
merchants hitherto Ia
cust1med 10 Psy iaf- .f
eminent tani-. 4 o.. .-
the tobacco GRIP sr
scroons. the lKrsssl cor
there l.lmors ar .a c.-...
SANTANA bay vii b. .ls-e
many, bu; they Ass HoS ccrl-r-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-26
0phir Notes.

Superintendent Hardy Of the Ophir
Mexican and Union Consolidated mines
failed TO write his usual letter. this week,
A News reporter talked with Colonel Wei
Ter this morning and obtained the follow
ing particulars : The diamond drill In
the face Of the east drift on the 1900 level
was stopped last Saturday night, after hav.
ing penetrated . distance Of aixty feet, all
In east country rock. The diamond drill
has been put up In the south drift frsm
the main station Of the samo level. and
will lie sent southeast toward the Califor'
mia line for the purpose Of prospecting the
ground In that direction. The drift south
Was discontinued last Friday on account
Of q strong How Of exceedingly hot water
being struck. No work In being done In
tho north drift following the ledge on this
level, the face remaining In mixed quartz
and porplyry. The drift south 10 being
run along the east side Of the ledge. Al
Il is entirely east country. nothing new
occurs In the formation.
With regard TO tho rumored trouble DO
tween Colonel Weller and Captain Hardy.
the former assured q NEWS reporter that II
utterly false. The most amicable 70.
lations have always existed and continue
W exist between the President and Super
intendent Of the company, nothing having
ever occurred 10 render them antagonistic
In any way. Colonel Weller says the re-
port was started by parties who were angry
because they were denied admission 10 the
mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-26
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

- =
A special from Metamoras. Mexico, o.
yesterdays date. says the troops whici
left the city OF Mexico some days ago
under inc comniahu W u," ~.
LOT ths ilo urA"ne, ar ha' ~ ~ a,,
on,'eu 1 na;,s., 49, ,a,ps .%n,h,ori,ics in main,
WIN sno III h.,wsen iha Iva Countries.
o,n,,r.J nv Gsn
nne neL rIi", goslnh srriy.J IN
Mics s,, nniac anJ
20. ni"e"S In ,ho military pri,on Al For
Tn~or,b where tloy will be kent until
reservation In Indian Territory Is pro.
vidsd for them.
Tho steamer City OF Vera Cruz IRON
Vera Cruz Airl.eu ~ New ,orn ,a.Sf
Shc Reports ,na' W. .'o'u' 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-26
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA Cuy. November %. is77.-A.
W. Ravens, Secretary Consolidated vir-
GINA Mining Company Dear Sir: On
the 1900 level all the orc breasts continue
10 look eIeellently and are retaining their
former width and quality. Much work 10
being done In the main drift connecting
with the Could 4 Curry shaft. 10 keep 10
la good repair. a. all the ore taken from
this level Is hoisted through that shaft.
ON the 1900 level no work has been done
in the ore body the past week. The work
u repairs upon the main gallery Is being
continued.
On the 100 level the ore boly CONTINUES
tn improve In extent and quality. The
ore chutes connecting with the level below
are nov completed, which will enable us
10 extract this ore "a rapidly as desired.
The now ore body ON this level continues
very hot. a. a great amount Of heat comes
from the old eastern ore Slopes worked In
former years.
ON the 1900 level the drift connecting
with tho q. 4 q. shaft has been enlarged
anil rctimberej 30 fcet mp 10 the timbers
Of the ore body. We arc now engaged In
cutting out the crushed bulkheads TO CON
tinuo this opening to the Consolidated
Virginia shaft. The water that has here
tofore troubled us on the level above Is
now drained by this drift 10 the q. 4 q.
shaft. Tho fiow il seven miners inches.
Work IL charging crosscut No. I and tho
south lateral drift will DO completed the
coming week.
ON tho 1850 level the south drift from
| the main shaft Is nov in IS feet and has
passed through 10 the east Of this west ore
body heretofore fully referred TO. We are
now engaged in timbering this drift. A
drift has been run from tho GOULD a
Curry drift 10 connect with II 10 enable "
b. sooner reach the southern ore body.
On the 1850 level No. I crcsscut Is being
timbered throughout anil the shaft station
at this level Is being cut out. Tho south.
west branch drift from the q. 4 o. drift Is
now connected with the south face OF the
ore body. The ore continues to extend
To the east at the point 81 intersection aud
il ~ excellent quality. The various ore
breasts ON this level aro looking we'll al
all points.
ON the 1850 level the main drift connect.
ing tho c. 4 &. shaft with the ore body Is
being enlarged and timberci as last -
possible. The work Of timbsring the lat
eral drift connecting crosscnts Nos. ? and
: l. completed, and the upraise from cross
crt No. 8, To connect with the level above
l. up 10 feet. This Is q large double winze.
The work of cleaning out, snlarging and re-
timbcring crosscut No. ] Is not completed.
We have no change to report Of the quail
ity % the ore In any part Of our openings.
At the G.. 4 q. shaft no work has been
done on the station at the 1850 level, or In
the shaft below that level.
The 30 additional stamps at tho Cal.
ifornia mill were started last Sunday and
work well. Yours respectfully.
JAMES q. fAIH. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-26
Another oid n..,den, Ge.s.

John Fenton. an old and much respected
citizen Of Gold Hill. died ut his residence.
. short distance above the Railroad yester-
day morning. Mr.. Fcnton wa born In
County Leitrim. ireland. and emigrated
with his parents to Ohio at the age 81
three years. lie resided there until 1852,
when ho came TO California. aud was q
resident Of Sierra county until 1868 when
no came TO Gold Hill. Here he has been
. hard working developer Of tho mineral
resources Of the Comstock, AMI for some
time was . working partner OF John ii.
Mills In mining operations. lie was .
large. strong man. Of very correct habits,
but Of late years his health has been de-
clining until consumption was finally the
cause of his death. lie leaves q wife and
1--we children to mourn his loss and q large
circle Of warm friends sympathizo with
them In their sad bereavement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-26

-
ANOTHER vicroRY. - Bill Noonan. o
member Of the Emmett Guard and q Gold
Hill man, shot q match with Mr.. Nc
Oregon, Of the National Guard. yesterday,
over the sar.ileld range. The match wa
for SIS . SIDE NoonAh giving ms oppo'
nen' NY Npon'n maid "a md Mcdreror
made 10 in a possible i00-giving the
match and money to Noonan by three
points.
TnE BrLcuEn.-A strike In The be'cne'
was reported on tho street to-day. In
quiry at the office OF the company dls'
closed ihs lac. sna. ~ h1.n encountered
imPIo'.u ~. d.vs INIT no decided
s,rike has been made.
..us
=, ~. hal ., crown poiu,
y -, ~,,h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-26
JrI.Il CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA. CRY. November ~. 1sI7.-A.
Nosl. Secretary 90 the Julia Mining Com
pAny-Dear Sir: Durin. week ending No
scmber 9Th we have advanced our several
drifts as follows on the 1900 level : The
drift east from the Wine has been length
ep,i 10 feet through vein porphyry OF
very favorable character. Al the lace Of
the drift We are now eneoun'rriny . soft:
clayey formation, with frequent small
seams Of quartz. A little water IL coming
into this drift. mol enough. however. 70
inierfore way with work. Crosscut
No. 10 cas-, has been advanced 10 feet. all
The vay through low grade ore. which IL
iookins we'll aud strongly indicates the
near approach to q body of. paying ore;
The incline from shaft and below ths level
Ia. been sunk 10 feet aud all Thoroughly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-26
SAVAGE.
W. u. sursrEnp, supt.

VIRGINIA Crr. Nov. 20, ls77.-E. b.
HOLMES. Esd. Secretary Savage Mining
Company-Dcar Sir: Water this morning
10 - feet below the 1000 level. We are
cleaning out and repairing the 1000 sta
ton. Our 2O-inch galvanized iron pipe
furnishes plenty Of air, and we have no
difficulty In prosecuting work vigorously.
I expect 10 have the main pump In place
by the III Of December. The water Il los
ing its volume and force. and the pump
makes good Roadway against u. Every
thing at tho mine working we'll.
NJ. q. GILLErrE, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-26
THE COMING FAIR.
0rxanisasios Of the Ladies' ser the
CampatEn The working cen.
mitsses Chosen fsr she oees-
aloe.

80. :,
Tho hrst grand AIR OF us oooie'' VI
Pacific Coast Pioneers, which 10 70 DO
c,v.n a, National Gu,rd Hall, Virginia,
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on INC oun' ''n'
month, promises I'd 70 sh' "o
and ples.ing affair OF the kind transpir-
,--n,-...s.n 7, 4. IN be solsly under
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the auspices anu
daughters and lazy irienus VI oos'
A tbe meeting OF the ladies. held on Sat-
nrJ.v Afternoon at Pioneer Hall, 10 per.
TT ,~rrsngements, Mrs. ]. II. Mills Of
Goia Hill vas chosen President. Mrs. &.
p;"iav m yirrini, Vice President and
~ T. s.,Izer of Virginia Secretary.
rhs ,~oliowinc committees wero subse-
iuo "s,a.,sJ Tor tbo coming festival:
q@usnn Committed 10 Solicit Donations
NJ Lsruc, Mrs. Colonel Fair. Mrs..
R.ttsrm.n and Mrs. william Wood.
R~efreshment Table = Mrs. Pixley. as
sisted by Mrs. Morrill,. Mrs. Tyrrell, Mrs.
In,hony For. Mr., Aude, Mrs. Deisvan,
Mrs K~stzenstein, Mrs. A. J. Smith and
NJ I w. Wilson,
Fancy Table. Gold Hill-To be In charge
w.suv noana. assisted nv Mrs. Mo.
" MS Isrre Mr. Sntbsrlsnd. Mrs..
s w y nanra,t and Mrs' 4. r. George.
p.rcv T,ble. yirrinia-To be In charge
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