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roo TR TE.

"Lct nothing make thee sad and frctfill,
Or too rcgrctiul
Be still.
What God hath offered must be right
Then find il then in thy own delight,
My will"
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REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.

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JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

District No. 15-Frea'k w h'te, Mr'ha.i
icstown: C l.. Firor, Graccham; VIM. /"
Mcpherson, Catsctin Furnace.
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National Guard Hall.

Alarge and apprsciative audience greeted
the second appearance Of the English and
Comic Opera combination last evening in
National Guard Hall. Virginia. Tho beau
tiful and popular opera Of Martha " was
given. and tho opinion was universal that
Its rendition was superior. II possible, to
that Of tho evening before. There were
several beautiful gems, and all were re-
ceived with the highest marks Of apprccia-
ton. Miss Winston captured the hearts
Of her auditors by the delightful manner
In which she rendered "The Last Rose of
SUMMER" The memory Of that song will
dwell like q sweet sp~irit-drsam In the soul
Of many who were present In National
Guard Hall last evening. Miss Clara
Thompson was charming aud bids fair Ia
continue so. Mr.. Farley's basso Is simply
superb, and AZ q tenor. Mr.. Brasy IL hard
to beat. Although Mr.. BELL has not hal
an opportunity Of doing himself justice
before u people, his voice shows great
richness and culture, and no will most
surely be n fsvorite when known. Mr..
Boedecker. tho prince Of musical direc-
tors, presides at the piano. Tho members
Of this combination depend entirely upon
their merits a. artists for tho support Of
the community, and In this they have not
been disappointed. Ono thing noticeable
was the decreased attendance In the gal.
lery aud the increase u the p~arluotte.
Tonight will be given "Giroiie -Girofia."
which will Afford ample opportunity To all
the members OF the company to display
their fullest powers. The music will I've
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AsSESSMHNrs

senator 50 cent. per share: levied February
ssh.
OvtwissI C~eustsek-3 cents per share ;
levied February SIN; delinquent March 9Th;
sale day. March 2Oth.
Oe<sdeusai-25 cents per share: LEVIED Fet-
ruary e,h. delinquent March isih' sale day.
April 81.
silver Hui-Si pr share; kvied February
eih: delinquent March is'h' ale day. Ami
Bess asd Rei~h~r-ki per share; levied
February eth; delinquent March iIth; sale
day. April III.
Baisimere-o cents Pc, -hsrr: 1--we Feb
rusry 7th: delinquent March 18Th: sale day.
March 1ist.
Original Gold Hiii-1 csnts per share
lold stock; y cents per .hsrc tnsw sioefl;
levied February Ith. delinsueni March itth;
sale day, April oil.
Niaxara-:o cents per share; levied February
"a.
CaisdssIs-n per .hsr levied februiry
10th: delinquent MArca 18Th; 'ale Jay.
April ii.
Belmess-5o cents per -'arc: levied feeru-
arg iith: delinquent March ai-t: sale day.
April iath.
0snevni Thssaas Is c.nts per shsie;
ievi.d February ilth: delinquent March
goth: sale day, April 9TH.
veah-si per share; levied February 81 de-
iinqusni NfArSh sih sale ds,. March 9Th.
-. "a -. =. .,. l.vt.t I.,..,x
si.t I.llnau nj March oth: .sIo d.y,
M.r.h sah.
Seaeh Ceasseek- ~ cent. y, snsrs ~
isd Janu.ly Scth delinquent "'nh oh
sals day. march Jun.
Hsw Nerh-te cents yer share. ieslei jan
uasy 18th; d.linqusnt February Tth; ssc
day. March I'm.
Havage-sl zee .hsrr. l.sied ,ssuAsS .,tn,
dslipqaent February Sih' ANYWAY "N'h
Oth.
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Change Of Teachers.

The spirit Of unrest seems to have en-.
tered the schoolrooms Of Gold Hill. aud
to-day there are several changes among
the teachers to be recorded. Miss Jennie
Kerchsval, who has presided in the most
acceptable name over one department Of
the school. has expressed q desire u return
10 California. She has accordingly sew.
cred her connection with tho educational
Institutions Of this place and will soon
take her departure. Miss McGill has been
promoted TO the vacancy, and Miss Lena
smith will take the place Of Miss McGill.
Miss Kate Mcdonnell has not been In good
health for somo time, and on this account
she has given up her school at American
Flat. Miss Lou Davis has been appointed
70 the vacated position by the School
Trustees.
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Revival Mestings.

The revival meetings held at the Baptist
Church in Virginia City under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, are daily In
crsasing In interest and attendance, the
house being now pretty we'll filled every
evening. Last night Mrs. CLARK gave her
opening discourse on the subject Of proph-
ccy and ito fulhllment. The subject will
be continued this evening, with the aid Of
Q remarkable invention In the form Of an
illustrative chart. which We understand to
be seine sixty feet In length. giving most
graphic illustrAtons Of Daniels ram and
be goat, Nebuchadnekzar's dream and tri.
psrtits image, and Ezekisl's strange and
mysterious visions. or course this chart
cannot be all explained In one lecture, and
q series OF lectures Of q peculiar interest
NAV be expected. The services commence
every evening at half.past7 o'clock. Seats
free.
YESTERDAY the jury in the case Of W. d.
Robertson. tried for an attempt to Kill
william Lewis. returned q verdict Of
guilty ~ charged. He will be sentenced
tomorrow.
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ANOTHER srrr IN ADvAscr.-col. ].

ANOTHER SrEP IN A~pvAscr.-Col. ]. q.
Fair. Superintendent Of tho Bonanza
mines. has just had completed and for
warded 10 the foundries In Ban Francisco
tho drawings and plans Of an immense air
compressor, which, when completed. will be
uscd In ventilating and aiding The do
velopment In the u. 4 q. shaft, and a the
lower levels Of the Consolidated virginia
and California mines. This compressor
will have . power equal TO five times that
Of the largest compresssrs now In use.
Colonel Fair never lets an opportunity for
q profitable improvement TO pass by with.
out . thorough trial and never fails to
adupt and put In use any labsr-saving or
speed-promoting invention that u offered
by othsrs.
KNIGHTS CoxNASpRAs' Social Tho
members Of Lincoln Csmmandsry. Knights
Commanders Of the Sun. will give an
anniversary social at Masonic Hall. Gold
Hill, on the evening Of Wednesday. Feb
ruary 2Ist. This order 10 composed Of
some Of the most highly respected young
men OF Gold Hill, and they are dster.
mined to make this. their first party. ~
complete . success ~ possible. Masonic
Hall 10 without doubt tho most pleasant
and convenient dancing room on the Com
stock.
JoHx RAPPoLD got his hand between the
reel and the cable al the Trojan nine Last
evening. His thumb was tsrribly mashed,
and be will probably lose that useful
member.
Last Monday evening one bar Of bal.
lion. valued At s7sa %. wss shipped from
Virginia City.
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savage.

Pumping the water from below the 1900.
fsot Lowell is going forward rs usual. The
south drift On the l90O-foot level Is ex.
pectsd soon 70 complete the connection
with tho diff from the Norcross ON the
same level.
The l4OO-foot station is nearly completed
ready to start drifts for opening up the
ledge. Everything is being put in the best
shape possible for active developments,
and . lively and thorough prosecution OF
the work.
superior.
Face Of main west drift continues In
hard ledge porphyry with seams Of quartz
and clay. The strong flow Of water from
above, rs we'll as from the face Of tho drift
still continues.
Unien Consolidated.
Sinking the winze below the north drift
on tho l300-foot level Is making fair pro-
gress. The north drift ON the same level
Is showing some fine quartz In the face.
Dardauslies.
The nsw shaft Ia now down 90 feet, and
we'll timbsred. Good progress Is made In
sinking. owing to the favorable nature Of
the rock met with.
sierra Nevada.
The prospecting drifts on the 1850. 1900
and l7OO-foot levels arc all steadily ad-
vAneing without any change Of value to
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infect Males.
BAN FnAScrsco. February ii.-3r p. n.
RGould A Curry-i3 asked.
CAlifornia-5O asked.
Msxican-l7k asked.
Justicc-1i asked.
Ophir-2G asked.
Grand Prize-5a bid.
Belcher-sh bid.
Bullion-l5s bid.
Julia-6 bid.
Sierra Nsvada-sa bid.
Exchequer-7 asked.
Con. virginia-53 bid.
California-50a asked.
Calsdogia - bid.
lmpsriAl-2.3 asked.
Grown Point-i0 asked.
OvsrmAn--93 asked.
Best 4 B~elcher-36t sold.
Alpha-20a bid.
Cslifornia-50i sold.
EIchequer-7 asked.
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Arrivals his n.r.,.s.

Hor sISo. tho leader Of n Of the Chi
nese factions in Virginia. received 4 severe
wound Last Monday aight by the premA-
ture explosion Of q bomb.
MAIN STREET WAS grousa.sluicea last
nightlin accordance with the suggestion
Of tn. News. IL was greatly needed.
YouSo AxKRicA Engine Company has
expressed . willingness 10 soil out 10 the
Virginia City authorities.
>EIonrr-sryKS bars VI bullion. valued At
Ssa3.6i7 30. were shipped from Virginia
City last evening.
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LAI coMsiSek.
QUE EeuLAs xISIS\ rErosr
[ FEBRUARY '''AA

a Dull stock Market EvsrJNedy
Taking y Rest asd waiting Sss
Further DsvslspUests - Latest
onieiai News frsa All ths Mines
To-day.
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AIseellAnesua

NEW Yorx. February IA Trenton
arm has purchased the hull Of Commodore
pcrry's flag ship Lawrence, and intend to
manufacture canes and other relics from
the timbers.
Fred. May has arrived'in town and ap-
psarcd openly In tho streets. No action
ON account OF the duel has been taken.
senator and General Sherman called On
Lcrdo yesterday. To-day all visit the forti'
locations In the harbor with the Secretary
of War.
A Trbs~s's Washington special says that
Maddox was arrested sik times during the
war by Secretary Stantsn aud imprisoned
In the old Capitol Prison.
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RETIRING rHoM DusIsEss.-Stsrn & Son
have decided to retire from business, and
now that they will sell their
complete stock Of family groceries. pro-
visions. mill and mining supplies at cost.
They Offer these terms for cash only. IL
will bc impossible for them to extend
credit 10 anyone. Parties knowing them-
by settling before tho first Of March.
Their store is offered for rent. See ad.
vcrtisemsnt.
An ISvrrArros.-John q. Young, super.
intendent Of Public Instruction Of Lyon
county. authorizes the following; "The
Lyon County Teachers Association would
like 10 meet the educators Of Storey county
nj the Silver City school.h0use ON Satur-
day, February II (that being 4 regular
meeting VI the Association. They will
~ we'll fed and cared for while here"
PRorrTAnLE.-A man from Virginia City
the other day lost his pistol OH Main street,
aud advertised for IL In tho NEWS. Within
twelve hours aftorward ls received no less
eleven pistols. three Of which hegave
To tho writer Of this item. An excellent
illustration Of tho benefits Of advertising.
Mn. REouA, Superintendent Of tho Chol.
mine, Ia now In San Fran
ASH WEDNESDAY was observed la Gold
Hill and Virginia to-day.
Tue Niagara mine has boca shut down.
u Standardization.
READ the notice. published to-day by
]. dali, of Reno.
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DIVIDENDS

c.,ue,rsis-s2ps per shsre. Aesrcgsiins si.ese.'
oOo; declared January s;h; paSabie Jan
nary 18th.
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DAE " la8 SSks liz
DAILY Nxv.l
Tho Commisstou and fts work.
NEW YopK, Feb. IA Herald, New
,or, .,..,.i..x. Aha, w,u,.u p..,h IT,.
reheo ADVISES the democrats on the Com
mission TO resign. and gives his reasons
| for believing the Commission ~unconstitu-
| ,lon.I- II. .,,mi,. that Tiia.,,. chances
A, nre,sn, Iool very bIno and 4. Convinced
,ba, ,b. Csmmi..ion vsvid decide Ioui..
,,n. a., ,,o..,,,. o,.,,, 4, .d,,,,on A.
FLORIDA for HAYES. He thinks Tiiden has,
however, q good case In Oregon.
uhcnaii.Ao, sugs.s. VA .ipen.er
has Concluded nj. arrumsnt. md viii
spend tho remaining time making = dis.
play OF oratorical p~yrotschnics. This 10
us III ,h.n. III H., " ~nn.nrs 80.
as, .a.,,i.h, s,as,t -i.wys,. .nJ IrJyss
az H. no, ,rnr,,,nr. nor a. N,
,as,. 7, wss tho int.ntion NJ The Com.
mi..jon In sr,ta NJ ne forced sdIourn.
mani to.night 40 all mi tbs .rpuments Arc
concluded There arc seven hours and
- Nv -""- -
half remaining under the agreement 10 ex-
tend the time, but IL il quite possible the
Republican counsel will not use al the
time 10 which they have . right. Only
those points which relate TO the i~neligibil.
iiy OF electors are regarded as needing
much argument. The Democrats can gain
nothing In any other part OF their case,
unless the ruling In the Florida case Ia re-
verssd. The Commission no doubt IN.
tended In the former decision TO cover All
disputed States.
-u,....a,,v. .r an. C.,mmi..i.. tn.
'
WAshiSoIoS' rep. H.-oarpeher en
tho reassembling OF the Electoral Commits
.iop tbis forenoon resumed his argument,
,h., an. co..u,r,ion n, ,bs
=, ,.,,.,,
u \. iorDads conierring Iuuiciai po"ers
upon the Returning Boaad OF Louisiana,
.nJ ,h., M. Law M a Stste which attsmpt.
~ A." aantsr s,ch nov.r "a. void. nh
I,.,npuinr BOARD. had II posssssed Judicial
I.J ,a,. o,,.iJ. ~ ~ nover
H. .,s,r,a rosn;ro. Jnnlicats retnyns IN
l.. ,nsIa w;,hin tventy.four bonrs and
po maui 49, w" - Int, ar
snch returns VIZ a m"' W. p.ror. :, MAJ
III p,vo ~ shsv Nh mi. Jsis,
Nn,si.I am ~ :, " .h.nga M
JUN ~ ia a. 20 nrs,sred ~ show
~. "a nao va,a,: hsS Iisn di.s,sn.
sha. i''V 5000 H. x.nt nnon No ths-
en,A. ,. 70 ,ha niain,,g.s ',sr,. conmi,
ory .na. -. J,,pna.n,'. .ssrts -ss cor'
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The Oregon Cipher.

NEw YORK. February ii.-A T'"e' Wash.
lngton special says: senator Mitchell has
secured q dictionary key to tho Gabblc
cipher dispatch. Tho Interpretation Ia
substantially that which has been pub.
lishcd. by II Grover Is said TO have said
that lie would decide In favor Of the Dem
ocrats and afterwards he went through the
farce ola hearing In tho case or = pretended
confederation Of II.
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sroCK kErOsT.
l~s.roHrrp DAILY Mt n. r. KrArrss . co.

~lsnroKrnD DAILY Mt H. r. KrArrse . COL
san Franchise Beard.
Last nj
Is Raymond b Eiy, sx
as Eureka Con-. isis, isS. i9s %
100 Jackson. ~
so Rye Patch. 8
tO Grand Prize. ~
20 Genera, Them,s, sc
SO Manhattan. 81
80 Panther. SOC
aiO Northern Bale. 96k
Go Leopard. tt.tS
300 Belmont. Nv
Dk X Con. 81
Do poorman, los
lOD Coso Con-, lie
as Gsidsu Charsot., IN. 3s
as ModVc. N. AZ
30 New Coco. tN.ts
tsO Leeds. 5S,5
IFS Beat b B-leher. 1k
40 Yslios Jacket. tsk. 10
Is Gs.; virg,n''' IS. ss's.
iii0 California. 50. t9,.. 0to
7ss Crows Point. o., oS
~ chollsr. CAV
ITO Beieher, ~
lSO bullion. l3k
20 Ophir. 49,. &c
SIS Julia. 6A. 81
TOO imperial. ~, an
20 nxeh.qasr. 6's,T
$40 Overma an. yak %,
10 Union Con, "
rus MORNING.
ITO Ophir. ASK
115 Mexican. liz. IN
I05 0ouid 4 Curry. u. ia,.. iJbs
$50 bsst q Bsleher. s3k. ~
so cAiiforn .. o9s Is. 20 Is. 49,
It's savage. sA.s
9is Con. Virginia, sS. sa'.. 81 bs
~ Choilsr futosi. 10
10 Hale 4 Ncrcro--. s..
lass Crown Point. ~, %.
Sos selles Jastst. i5s. ISM
isis Imperial. am. . 31S
30 Ksntuek. IN
- Alpha. zS
% Csndtsnes
Is Sierra Nevada. ~.
$50 Bslchsr. 81. sS
$40 Utah. NV
$50 sullion. iss. i,x. is., 10
SO Ershssusr. y.6's
3i0 ovsman. ~. ~
sos Justice. ~ siO
NO succor. CSC
90 Union Con-. ~
115 Jslia. Gk.6
iuss Caledonia. 9.9k
10 Baltimore, ~
10 Silver Hill. ~
80 Daytou.lh
50 Roek Island. tnc
100 New York. $40
40 Lady wsshipgt,u. AZ
2lO Andes, u.
Gao Wells farso. &C
2o0 L<viathan 500
$50 Prospect. SO
iiio North Con. Virginia. 9sc
Us Trojan. fs
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NEW YORK, Feb. li.-A 7rbvss Wash.
iugton special mentions 4 report current
among the Democrats that Logan secretly
withdrew his name from tho Illinois Legis-
lature at the request Of Grant aud Chan.
dlcr, and plotted for the election Of Davis
AZ Senator, In order TO render the latter
Ineligible a. tho fifth Judge IN the Elec-
torAl Tribunal. Logan's reward Is 10 be
tho sc~crstaryship Of War under Hayes.
The Democrats generally believe tho story.
which. however Ia not new. Logan says
IL 10 false.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
THE COMPROMISE.


Moore. Of Elko. gave notice Of q bill to
tax the net proceeds Of ranching and stock
farms ; also of . bill 10 reduce tho fees Of
county clerks and auditors, making them
salariod Offices.
The bill TO reimburse sheriif.. whose
terms expired last January. for losses In
Cured In mileage by tho change In the
laws after their election 10 Office. passed.
The bill supplementary to the bullion
tax. requiring taxes Ia be paid first and
contested afterward aud requiring tho
Assessor to levy ON propsrty 81 the delin.
quent aud sell IL for taxes and costs. and
10 prevent resistance Of payment In the
courts. passed.
The bill abolishing capital punishment
was Lost.
The bill 10 authorize the Eureka Com
missioners to pay the claims of y. u.
German aud W. II. Long was passed.
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THE LEGISLATURE

f,rrcrIl TO run ooLD HrLl All .rvs.l
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BY TELEGRAPH
THE COMMISSION INVESTIGATING
LOUISIANA.
Democratic Counsel Pleading for
the Admission OF Evidence.
And Insist on Going Behind the
Returns.
Another Rumor About President
Grant Exploded.

lsrrciiL DsrArcnrs TO ruE 0oLp Hill
DAILY NKws.!
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Putting in the new pump station at tho
7sO.foot level is making good progress.
Everything is in the best Of working order
and tho work is being pushed with all the
speed possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

II sauLAR MEETING or TIE FIRST
IL Division e Btafio~sry Rnsincers Of tho
-t.t of Nevada held NJ uiner.' Union Hall, u
.,rst yinn.is, evs.y THURSDAY EVEN.
A. O. eros MAN. oh'ef.
1T. 0sExrvoop. Permanent Secretary. In
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Saceor.

Sinking the main shaft is making good
Roadway, the bottom Of the shaft showing
moro quartz carrying streaks Of ore. Tho
How Of water is quite strong but gives NO
trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14

CARsos. Feb. II. 1877.
Henase.
Part Of tho Committee on tho State
Prison reported adversely TO tho passage
Of the substitute making an appropria-
ton for work on the Reno Prison. =.
Cassidy asked time for the remainder OF
tho committee 10 report.
At 1880 the Senate took . recess Of u
hour.
THE COMPROMISE.
Tho result Of the conference meeting Of
the Committees Of Ways and Means OF
both Houses In relation to the Bullion Tax
was uniavorable to the proposed COM
promise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
sseuld q Curry.

The new pumps are being rapidly placed
In position ready for use in tho main
.haft. The east drift on the iIoo-foot
level is steadily advancing. the face In
ledge matter. The south drift on the
same level. running 10 connect with the
Savage combination Wine ON the south
line. is making good progress, without
change % interest. sinking the Wine be-
low the iIOO-ioot level has been resumed.
The prospects now are that the stock.
holders will not have long 10 wait in order
10 learn the real value Of both tho 100
AND isOiLfcot levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
Honestead.

Sinking the shaft Is making the best Of
progress. taking into consideration the
number Of laborers employed in driving
the work. The bottom Of the shaft during
the fnt part Of the week cut . fine stringer
of quartz carrying both gold and silver.
The bottom Of the shaft is in very self, Ia
yorabls working ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14

Asunieient amount, Of cse Is being ex.
trscted from the ore Slopes In the north
vinzs on the 350-foot level " keep tho
Hope mill steadily running. These Slopes
are in an entirely new and unprospected
section Of the mine. which seems 10 bs de-
veloping a much more valuable body than
wa ever found in that portion before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
silver nm.

Sinking the main incline has been sus-
pended temporarily for the purpose Of
putting ia another lift pump. The east
cro.seu, ON the sS0-foct level Is steadily
Advancing. the face In ledge matter. The
now OF water from this drift givss little OF
no trouble. The south drift on the III
foot level is steadily advancing. running
parallel with the ledge. A crosscut. west.
will be- started from this drift some time
during the coming'week. The northwest
drift on the same level. running 10 con-
meet with the Justice mine. Is making
steady and favorable progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
ChoiinrPosssi.

Daily yield 100 tons Of ore, the assay
value Of which Is $40 rsr ton. No changes
In any Of the old orc producing sections.
Sinking the main incline has been diseon-
,inued for the present and q largo working
station 10 being opened at the depth OF
l7s0 feet. A BOON a. this station 10 nm
i.hed drifts will be started 70 prospect
the ORE vein at hat depth. Sinking the
Combination shaft Is making excellent
Roadway. II IL now down nearly l,Ooo
feet, th. bottom bsing in excellent work
ing ground. Tho water IL caught up In
tanks and gives NO trouble, and tho bottom
Ia almnst entirely dry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14

Finest and most popular Saloon In Gold Hill.
Call and inspect the hospitsll,ics.
JAMES LOwRKY,
Ism CHARLES ENOB.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
Crown PoinI.

Opening the 2OOO-foot station In tho
main incline is making good progress.
The rock Is quito hard. and win require
but very little timberisg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14

Considerable improvement is met with
in the main west drift, tho whole face be-
ing in low.srade ore, with streaks which
give high assays. II looks a. though the
drift was running into o BONANZA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-14
Hale q Norers-s'

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IN An s.s'', ~ ahan, ia To-, trom
Ledge AZ uist' I, ~ ! y ~, 49,
the snai. anu ,sah,,, 49, The crnn.
the eroppins, an usss xs,x ,,ch I'm ynls
anal the ledge whers IL was formerly opened
upon at tho i2O-foet level vas 20 feet IN
width, WIN 'nS NO., ~' ,nrssrsns. Of a ,ru.
sis, .s;n
H
Yuiiies.
The ore prospect. In the south drift. on