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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-19
CALIFORNIA.

to the principal Offices Of tho various CON-
panies in San Francisco:
CALIFORNIA.
yrRarSIA CRY. Nov. II. is77.-C. p.
Gordon. Esq, Secretary California Mining
Company-Dcar Sir: On tho 1900 level
the drift connecting with the @. 4 q. shaft
Is now enlarged and retimbered within 80
feet Of tho ore vein. Ths drift will be
continued across the ore body and on
nectsd with the Consolidated Virginia
shaft. The work Of repairs on tho north
lateral drift md erosscuts 10 being q
tinued. The north drift connecting the
shaft and No. 4 Wins, through which all
the level below 10 supplied with timbsrs.
10 in gsod repair. On the 1850 level We
have but little change In any Of the vari-
Gus ore slopes. AL are yielding the usual
amount Of ore. The main shaft has been
sunk and connected with the lower level
l6JOl. by tho end Of tho coming week
we shall be hosting ore from the
1850 level through this shaft. On
the 1000 level the various ore stopes
are looking very finely and yielding excel
lent ore. The Slopes continue to widen TO
the west as they are extended south. Al
crosscut No. 1. on this level. We are drift
ing east. to reach the east wall OF the vein.
This drift Is now east Of the ore stope ~
feet. The face to-day 10 In low grade ore.
the rich ore having been passed through
two days ago. When extended % feet more
We will connect with the new northeast
lateral drift. run FROM No. . Wine. The
northeas, drift from No. 6 winze, 100 feet
below this level. Is now In 30 feet. and will
DO connected with the joint vino on u
northern boundary when % feet more are
run. This drift Is passing through tho
west side % the ore body, which Is OF lair
quality. The timbering VI the double Wine
on our northern boundary will bs com.
pletei tho coming week. West crosscut
No. 5 is now In 81 feet. aud to-day reached
what We Judge To be the west clay wall.
ON the 1850 level west crosscut No. l Is
connected with the shaft. and the waste
from the shaft and station is being run out
through il to the q. 4 @. shaft. The lat
eral drift from west crosscut No. 3. In the
| ore body to connect with VEST crosscut No.
4, Is now In - feet. and In excellent ore.
West crosscut No. 2 10 now In SO feet.
The west wall 10 NOT yet reached. In
| east erosscut No. 4 We to-day started .
| diamond drill TO test the ground lying
to tho cast Of this drift. No work
| has been done In west crosscut No. ~
the past week. West crosseut No. .
il now in 81 feet. The grade Of ore Is low
the past two days. Tho main north DRIFT
FROM No. 5 WINS to connect with No. .
winze is now in Sc feet. The ore passed
through and now in the face IL good. The
sill floor at No. > Wine Ia being extended
slowly to the west to have II In readiness
- -. A.. 49,. N.l.a IaatTahIa
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west.


The targets are placed against the back
wall, and behind q partition. . square hole
being cut through tho partition. IL 10 90
arranged that any o STOPPING behind
this partition would not DO seen by the
shooter. The letter A represents the
little b%ullstproof station In which
the boy stood whilo the shooting
was going ON. Mr.. 0sbiston was shooting
at the south target, the position Of which
Ia marked by the letter O, with his back
TO the east. b represents tho position Of
the north target. Alter each shot the
marker came from behind his cover and
called out the number d points male. II
10 thought upon this occasion he stopped
down behind the partition after marking
the shot. aud that at the time Of the scci.
dental discharge Of the gun he had
raised his head 10 SET whether anybody was
going TO shoot. This il probably the only
natural conclusion. The boy must have
been facing north. ~ the ball struck him
in the right temple. The place where be
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.


no THE FoLLOwiNG.NAMkD DEPEND.
j ants. and 70 Ill owners Of or claimants TO this
real estste and improvements th,reon. or im.
movements when arseseed separately, In the
Town Of Geld Mil. Storey county. Nevada,
hereinafter Described. Known and unknown /:
You .,s s.r 3 r. nG gu,:ie. ,ss Sou sT'S o. a TowD hin
No. 5. storry county, Nevada. By the state %
Ssvsis. pislnti6, against each Of the defendants
hsrsInsftrr nsmed. and each OF thu following.
descrbed trse,s OF parcels Of md. with The I'm.
provements theron. and impiuytmsLts when
sepsrsteiy Asscssed, and all owners Of OF clsim.
snis 20 the ssnle, known or unknown, 10 ne.
cover the TAI and delinquency ases sod 10 ssid
defendants against ssid properly. for the nscsl
rear commencing Jsnuafy !, A. ID. 1915, and
ending December 81. A. ID. 1875. and that .
And you srr further notified that uniess ycu
app sf and answer the complaint nled In said
Gauss ~ 90 before the PIRsT DAY on
DECEMBER. A. D.. 1877. Judgment viii bs
tAkrn against you and the rial estats and IN.
provsments therein Described. for tbs smount
Fitlsimmons, q. VIA. and ~delibquen.
cy On pan Of Lot q. Block !, Rsnss
@, and improvements. ............. 90 90
Mathews q Co.-rsx and dslIrgusDcy on
real esists on American Yiat......... SGT
h.reoSz: LII !. and as,'n3Ssne' on On
NeKnisht, Jsmes-Tax and delinquency
on part Of Lot 9. bloch !, kange q,
and Improvements. ...... ......... 7s
Rough . lesdy Mining Company-Tax
and delinquency 20 land and Improve
soath Ophir Ninirg c~ompsny-Tal and
d~eliiqueney on land - Ct csowa
WILTSHIRE, 0sorss-Tsx I'D delinquency
on inproysnsnts 90 ground In biosk
Ahsnss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -"
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SOME RATHER RICH ORE.
Twenty Thousand Dollars 20 the
Ton-seventy.nve per cent. MI.
yer The btonswail JackSon
Mine ia Arizona.

r,. D.. y A.. ,s,L i..,.nt
U hsno o"'e"e OF 'ho i''n in''A
publishes an interesting letter from its
special correspondent In Arizons, under
data a, November 7,h. from which vc Ar.
~"
tract the following
Tho Stonewall Jackson mine was located
by two prospectors named Mcmillan and
Harris. Aftor going down q few feet they
bonded the mine to some parties In
California for tho sum OF $3.50 y and
kept on sinking themselves. They
sunk . shaft se~yenty.ive feet deep
and got $4,000 when the bonders paid
the sum agreed upon and got posses
sion. In the mine there IL q large
vein OF low grade ore. we'll developed.
but a. yet this IL not thought OF ut all,
for running along the footwall Ia q streak.
which has increased In width from ons
inch to between six and seven a. the shaft
has boon sunk, containing an ore which is
about twenty-five per cent. silver and
from this streak comes the money. us
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STOCK REPOR
san Francisco board.

THIS MORNING.
ac9o ophir. IS. %, Sx. 1S. ss. sSx. sss.
81. 3ss. 1S
iso Mexican. ia.. lax. it'.. itS bio
SIS 0cuid q . urry, ~. ek.9
go Best q Belehsr. 20, i2k, Ds. 1875. i9k
10,
100 California. ,,s, -. ses. 2sX. ssS Is
IS Con-, virs'sl.. az. q. ., rs. a.
iO chollAr- rote-i. 81
i6sD Hale 3 Norero.s. ~. 81
ass Crown Point. q. 81.
iOo Yellow Jacket, IA, li.. ns. II. b', ii..
uk b5
xoo Imperial. soc. sc. Soc bO
eos ksntaeh. $3.50
is5 Alpha. n
las Bsleher. ss.SS
lOl Conhience.6
as sissrs N.vads, 81, 81
40 Utah. IL ias, iss. ias
sos Essaslasr. as, ls. ~. 80
10 seq. bslchsr. ~
80 snceor. So
as oy.rn.a n. Il. AN, ais. az ss. sas,
n. bs
$40 Justice. II. ios. ios. iok
st5 Union Con. o.. 81
2Os0 Alta. itk. Ns. Az. Is
5n Juia. 2.yo. . %, , -, 2sO
$40 U~aleaonis, tO5. t.iO. as
1870 Silver Hill. N
LOO naltimore,a
i62O New York, ~. LEO. i.D.iS
10 LAZY Washington. 10
$50 Andes. To-, Tso
iUO ward,
100 LeviathAn. t5e
iVO South Justice.
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UTAH.

VIRGINIA CRY. Nov. II. 1s77.-Gtorgc @.
Pratt. Esq., Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Company - Dear Sir: During the past
week the work Of development at our mine
has been advanced satisfactorily. Our
south drift on ths 1850 level has been
extended 30 feet. We are now near our
south limo and expect to connect with the
Sierra Nevada within two days. Our north
drift on tho same level has been advanced
"a feet In fair looking voin matter. Total
length. 3g2 feet. The north drift on tho
1850 level has been extended fleet. Total
length. % feet. Tho south drift on this
level Is In 20 feet. The rock In each OF
these drifts continues hard blasting. Our
machinery 10 all in good order and work
ing we'll.
W. u. surppsRp superintendent.
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MEXICAN.

VIRGINIA CRY. Nov. IS, 1s77.-Colonel
@. l.. Weller. President Mexican Mining
Company-Dear Sir On the 1000 level
the north drift has advanced during the
past week II feet. This slow progress
arises from having 10 do considerable re-
pairing. The Mexican and Union con-
solidated Joint crosscut, iiG5 level. has
advanced the past week, east % feet.
Mexican aud Ophir joint winzc, on 100
level. hA been sunk IA feet during tho
past week.
WILLIAM HARDY. Superintendent.
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lht fuE A. AND Y. tkLkogAfa LIVE
San FR~AScisco. Nov. 1880 p. N.
Alta. i5S. i5A. Ia. U.s.
Union Con-, 7, ~, ~, u.
Ophir. N%, 3ih
Mexican, IA, IA. lta
California. 26a
Con. Virginia, 70, 23a
Hale a Norcross. sS
Eureka Con-. -. i3S so. iis ~. az
Savage, %. %
Ophir. san
Mexican. "a. lth. Ia
Best 4 Beleher. 10. l9ts
Ophir. IS, 3ts
Alta. 49,. iG
Con. Virginia. 22a
Northern Belle, liS
Union Con, IA
Grand Prize. Is
Yellow Jacket. uh
Justice. i0k
Crown Point. c.
Day, ~
Overman. CAV. 22s. %
Silver Hill. AGO
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HAYAnH.

VIRGINIA CRY. Nov. 10. is77.-E. Il.
Holmes, E.q., Secretary Savage Mining
Company-Dcar SIR: The 20 inch air pipe
put into the mine last week makes . great
Improvement and we have all the air We
want. The watsr this morning Is one foot
below the 1000 level and the pumps hand
die the water nicely. We will commence
TO repair the drift on the 1000 level, run.
ming TO the Hale & Norcross. and clean
out and arrange to put in our main pump
at once.
N. q. GILLETTE. Superintendent.
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Horse nac,nr n, su,ro.

Tho horse races that camo of last Satur-
day afternoon on the Sutro race track
attracted q crowd Of 500 or GOO persons.
among whom were q number Of ladies.
Considerable interest, says the h"d'seade"t,
was manifested during the day by tho
sporting fraternity. and several thousand
dollars changed hands on tho results.
At about 2 o'clock 2. N. q large number
Of people followed the horses 10 the
race track, one mile south Of town. Tho
first race wa between Yellow Bird and
Orndorf's Possum. 1t was 4 dash Of a
quarter for 500 n side and was won by
Yellow Bird. Tho second race was tho
big event OF the day. 1t was between Nick
Mullen's mare, C~oalburncr. and Bennstts
Silver City mare. Flora distance. q gar
ter $500 q side; won by Flora. Tho
horses ut first made . false start. going
without tho word. and ran through. Coal.
burner coming out ahead. This. Of course,
did not count. Coalburner was the
iavorite. three ~ ono IL was by consider.
able jockeying ON the part OF the rider OF
Flora that she was made to win. The
third race WAS between Dluett's mare and
Sorrol Dick, for $50 q side. distance rs
above. aud was o by the mare. Tho
fourth race was between Gray Tom and
BENEFITS mare, Flora, for 500 a side,
distance ~ above, aud was won 10y Flora.
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VIRGINIA CRY. November II. is77.-wil-
liam Willis. Esq. Secretary Best q
Bslcher Mining Company = Dear sir ;
For the past week ] have 10 report NE iol-
lowing progress: Tho southeast drift on
the 1900 level made II feet, the face con.
tinaing in very hard porphyy. Total
length Of this drift. $50 feet West croes-
cut No. 1, 100 level. advanced II feet. IL
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A PINE THING FOR TnR rRRrn

Ragnn, sosoDosr Is . competition Of
the purest and choicest ingredients OF the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredIsnt
IL we'll Known 10 have Q beneficial effect on the
teeth and gums. Its embalming or sniiseptic
and aromatic fragrance msfes 10 .
toilet luxury. BOZODUNT removes ell dipa
ereeable adors from the brrath caused By CO.
tArrh, bad teeth. etr. Il 10 entirely free from
the Injurious and acrid properties u tooth
pa-les aud powders, which destroy The enamel.
bottle laats slx mOpthe.
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total length being i4s feet. The face is
still In quartzits, containing . large guam
tity Of iron sulphurets. The Wine from
the 100 to tho 1900 level was sunk 10 feet
on the incline. and Ia now down 100 feet.
The bottom Is In . mixture Of porphyry
and clay. and works very we'll.
z. +. 0sBisros, superintendent.
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Joseph Biskei-y's Funeral.

The funeral Of Joseph Blaksley. the boy
who was accidentally shot last evening.
will take place tomorrow from tho resi-
denco Of his parents. isO North q street.
Virginia. Mr.. Dlakeley Is q miner. and
works In the Consolidated Virginia. Joe
was . pupil Of the Pirst Ward School OF
Virginia. He was q great favorite among
his youthful friends, and his death Is
mourned by all who knew him.
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LEGAL.
DEIIN0UENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE OF SUITS ooMMENcRD.

no TIE FoLLowINo.NANED DEFEND.
i ants. and 70 ali owners or claimants. known
or unknown. Of the real estate and
the improvements theron, hereinafter do.
scrbed OF impr' vements, when separately as
seseed: iou are hereby notified that suit has
been commenced In the Justices Court IN
stats Of Nevada, before K k" Z. coot. !ussiss 81
the Peace OF said Towrship No. 3, By the Town
OF Gold Hill, % plaintiff, tgainst each Of the
defsndsnts hereinafter named, and against
each Of The following -dssenbed parcels or
trscts oflsnd with the iInprovemsnfs thereon.
and the iuprovemsnts, when asessed separ.
stely. situate within III. corporate limit OF
the Town Of Gold Hill. and all owners OF claim
ants 10 the same, known or unknown. 10 re-
cover the corporation tar OF the Town Of oold
Iiill, afos, said. and the delinquency assesssd 10
against the said property. for the nscal year
commencing on the ffst Monday Of May. A. U.
1911. and sn1ing the nryt Monday OF Nay, I'D.
Its, and that Q summons has been duly isrued
- each suit. And Jou ere further notified that
n you fail 10 appear and answer the complaint
hled In saiI letioa ON or before the ID day Of
Decsmber. A.. D. is7. q the hour Of 10 o'clock
A. y. OF said day. judgment win be taken
against you and the possesroy eiaim OF claims
and the npre,emsnt. thereon, hereinafter dss-
amount Of said tar, with the ten per cent, de-
linqu. ncy, IN like coin. and for ell costs subse-
quept 10 the assessment Of said taxes and costs
Of suit. In United States gold coin:
Y. Allen and Lot Q, Block !, Range .
md. ssSsiss :ad /: portion Of Ici
Bloch !, Range o; value. $500 ....... . 30
o. n. Bennett and improvements west OF
Lot %, Bloch Z. Range II, value. $50. CO
Richard Brewer and un.urveyed land aid
improvements Lorthwest Of yellow
Jacket new ,haft value. tiso ....... sI
j. ~, Burkett and . portion of Lot 20.
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usiseky vsssure..

Speaking Of Philip Deidescheimer's
petition In bankruptcy. the San Francisco
c~Lro.ieis say; 1.-THE above has reference
to . failure which occurred some eighteen
months ago, being merely q renewal OF
the petition for admission 10 bankruptcy,
which Is not likely TO be contested by tho
creditors. Two years ago Deideschslmer
could have retired with . cool million. but
embarking largely in stock speculations.
his luck turned and he was quickly re-
duced from opulence TO poverty"
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DEATH OF A YOUNG BOY.
LAST EVENINGS TRA0EDY IN
VIRGINIA CITY.

Terrible and Fatal Accident In .
virginis Shooting Gallery =
Joseph Biakeley, the Marker.
Accidentally shot and Killed ~
samuel Osbiston - The Shooter
Gives Himself Up % the sheriff
"A Ceronsr's lnquest 60 be Held.
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rnR pAl.ACR RATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unezcelied In Storey
county, 70 TO Thomas Hsiron's Eating stand.
in the Palace Saloon. NO. : North O street,
Virginia City. Fresh oystsrs at all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand st
night. For tasty, homo style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl cot Of al that the markets
Try II. apis %
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fell Is marked D. Just in front Of. and
about midway between tho two targeti Q
and d. Some incline TO the opinion that
the bullet glanced from the target and hit
the boy. These questions will DO dis
cussed before the Coroner's Jury 10 vir-
ginia City at half past G O'Clock this even.
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the srrou and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous wsshness. ssrty
decsy, loss OF manhood. sts. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. YREn % chAnox-
This great remedy Vas discovered bya mission
arr In South America. send . self.sddreesed
envelope to the RRv. JOSRPH Z. lNhAN,
Station d. Bible House, New York City.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.


ITO THE FoLLOwING-HAMRD DEPEND
1 ants. and 10 ell owners Of or claimants TO the
real estate spd improvements thereon, or Inn.
provements when Assessed separately, In tho
Town OF Gold Hlii. storey county. Nevada,
hereinafter described, known and unknown /:
You are hereby notibed that suits hav. been
commenced In the Justices Court Of Township
No. ., storey county. Ntvsd,. by the State Of
Nevada, plaintiff. against each OF the defendants
hereinafter named, and each VI the follow.
ipgdescribed traets or parcels Of land. with
the improvements thereon, and improvements
when separately asscssed. and ell owners Of Or
claimants TO the same. known or unknown, to
rseover the tax and delinquency assessed 10 said
defendants against said property, for the nscal
year commencing January J., A.: D.. 1916, and
summons has been duly Issued In es,h case.
And you are further notined that unless you
appear and answer the complaint died In said
canse On or before the FIRST DAY
OF DECEMBER, A. ID 1871. judgment will be
taken against roo and the real estate and I'm.
Of tar and delinquency specified. and costs Of
Andrews q. Liar and delinquency on
part Of LDt6, Block !. Range o.. and
improvsmen.s.
northeast part Of Lot 81. Block !.
Range A, and inprovements......... SO
Brown Vim. No. i-TaI and delinquercy
on Lots Q and 7. Block !, Range b,
and improvements. Is %
Gsrdnrr Mayfair and d.linquensy On
north 20 feet OF Lot ~. Dlock6 q. Range
i97
Hooper wm.-Tax and delipqu. ncy on
Lot -, Block I. Range u !; also south
part Of Lot u. Bloch .. Range ID, and
Ksllv Jao,r.@TsI M d.iinon,nc, on "''
Lots -. ~. %, 20 and %, In B.ock6,
Range o., and improvements, .,.... n ~
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O. n. GALLUP.

o. n. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of cslifor-
MIA. Gold Hiii, iseps constantly On hand eli
fsyorts brands Of Imported C.EAy. ohoios bit
eigsrs, Ill kipds OF chewing tobacco, meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. nns cutlery, and
tors and hney goods OF al kinds. ap39 n
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CuoLLAR-POTosf.

vInaISiA CIrY, November II, ls77.-A.
X. =. Harmon, President Chollar-Potos
Mining Company-Dear Sir: Operations
at the company mine for the week ending
this date show the following results ::
Tons. Pounds.
Orr extracted ...........23I =
Ore forwarded To mills. iCi Coz
Average assay value Of orc mined, $40 per
ton. Drift cast at 1855 level has been
driven IS feet. The pump has worked IL
hours. Enclosed please lind duplicate orc
alp for shipment Of ths 10th instant, %
tons and 200 pounds.
Isaac l.. REouA. Superintendent.
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issnaasn Buiiioa.

The bonanza mines made a shipment Of
bullion Saturday evening. consisting Of 81
bars. weighing 1859 pounds and valued
at $355.i73 60. The accounts for the cur.
rent fiscal month now stand as follows:
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VIRGINIA sharpshooters arc getting into
the habit Of coming TO Gold Hill when
they want 10 shoot. They ind worthy
fosmen In Gold Canyon.
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Last Saturday another News reporter
investigated the telephone now In opera
ton At the Office Of the Consolidated vir.
ginia mine. Ho sat In the sfioo and talked
with tho foreman OF tho mine. Hugh
Lamb. at the bottom Of the shaft. 1850
level. The distance was nearly half .
mile, yet the words were very distinct.
although sounding ~ though afar OF,
and tho converting parties could easily
distinguish each others voice. The
reporter held tho auditing apparatus close
10 his ears. therefore no o else In the
Office could hear what was said by the
foreman. In speaking. . small mouth.
piece was used. and OF course all could
hear the questions asked. The following
conversation took place;
Reporter-Hellol down there.
Foreman-Hello I yourself.
R.-What are you doingf
P.-Listening TO you.
R.-How's the weather down there7
F. COMPOUNDED hot.
R.-How's the water2
F.-About . bucketful.
Rs the bonanza peterins7
F. Not bad.
R.-How much longer will 10 hold out7
F.-Tin your youngest son 10 bald.
headed.
R.-who's going to be the next Presi.
F.-Andrsw Jackson.
rand who after him2
F.-Jim Fair.
R.-who's President now2
IA mighty good man. I think Hayes
will do.
R.-who'sd down there with your
IA couple OF miners.
R.-Arc they Democrats2
P.-No; Cousin Jacks. Who's up there
In the office with your
R.-John Mackay.
P.-Good enough.
R.-How old Is John Mackay3
F.-Seventy-soven; old enough To DO
your grandson.
R.-You don't talk plain, and your
smells strong. What have you been
lrinking3
F.-Whisky straight.
H.-Csrrocti ThAtll do; good bye.
F.-Good bye, old toppy.
There 10 nc battery or electrical ap- |
connected with tho instrument,
but the sound merely vibratcs through Q
hne copper wire, which Is led from the Office
10 the shaft, and down into the mine. This
IL insulated or covered with o prepar-
Of gutta perchA or india rubber.
How II will Withstand tho heated atmos-
phere and chemical action Of the lower
remaina In Ina seen Tha snosr. |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-19
THE CON. VIRGINIA TELEPHONE.

Another "Hsws" Reporter later.
Views ia HaiEniis Convsrss-
ton with she Rsrsmaa-wen.
derfui Revelations from she
Bowels OF she Earth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-19
A LADY sTRUCKi
WITH ADMIRATION

NJ The brautIfuI HATS IN NadAms
Loyea's window.
STRUCK, the second time. at the
Low Pricesi
STRUCK, the third time. with sdmlra.
tion OF herself. when she looked 10 the
glass aud saw how we'll IN plain
looking woman can look when che
wears . becoming hat.
Madame Loryea's Ia ths place 10 oh.
tain fns goods and cheap. No BONANZA
prices here.
Velvet Hats made over to look like
MADAME LoRYEA,
No. Is Sonth Q street, between Taylor
mol Ia I'm and Union. Virginia.