Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

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ny~iy NJ the Easieriy Gates OF Tho
Csmstsek-Os the Cemisx fsarsh
OF Jaiy the sutre ruaasi will be
10000 Feet In Length, and viii
Complete Coaueetisn with the
Com.iock Understanding Iu.
psrtant about . Bsusnsa DiSi'
dend.
The stock marke, at the present time Ia
In somewhat Of . debilitatei. uncertain sort
of a condition. and nobody seems to know
exactly what to do about IL. Big dealers
cautiously hold on TO their coin and watch
things closely. while the small clippers In
nervously turn the dimes over In the cor
ners Of their t~hreadbare pockets. Afraid TO
venture any desperate movement. The
ophir development remains in statu quo.
II 10 very good. what there Is OF IL, and 10
likely to grow larger and better In due
time. The Juha baby 10 not yet born.
and whether the result will 30 . miscar-
rage remains to 10 decided within
the next week or tive. Savage shows in
c~reasing promise. and the same may he
.aid Of Crown Point and Belcher. The
dttit connection at the $500 Lowell Of these
two mines will 30 completed probably
within in q week, giving fine ventilation.
and q grand chance for crosscutting east
and making . new BONANZA development,
As stated in our last weeks report. the
sutro Tunnel has approachedthe eastward
workings Of the Comstoek 80 near that the
miners in the east drift on the i64o level
Of the Savage have to get back QUIT OF tho way
Of danger. a. each discharge Of the heavy
blasts Of giant powder Jars down tho rock
in the Savage drift right lively. Even
the peculiar vibrations and other noises
connected with tho operations Of tho Bur
leigh drills Ia the face % the tunnel are
distinctly heard. aud q. we stated last
week. the connection between the sutro
Tunnel and the regular mining workings
Of the Comstoek will probably DO com
pletsi on the coming Fourth Of July. The
sutro Tunnel will then complete . total
length. from its mouth Ia face Of header.
Of about 10000 feet.
Next Saturday 1t Is the reported inten-
ton u the Stock Boards and brokers OF
San Francisco to adjourn over for = pat
riotic Fourth Of July holiday week. We
would advise them to make 1t ~
short a wcok " possible, for tho mining
situation Is nervous. and no ono may know
at the present writing what the Fourth Of
July week may bring forth.
At the regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the New York Mining Com.
pany held to-day in San Francisco the
old Board Of Trustees waA reelected. with
Matt. Canavan. Superintendent. also re-
elected.
A telegram from San Francisco. Just
as we 20 to press. says; The July divi.
dend Of California 10 offered on tho street
for dollar anil = half. The Nsvada
Bank has reduced the loan limit
on the stock to ten dollars. but
h,. not a. vat called for more mud
a.. -, an.
from 'HoSe ""o "A'e
stock.
p.,ox NJ. ,ivs onr regular weekly sum.
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mar! OF tho iA''''ahu iho'' ''''e "s
information. derived from official and
authentic sources. showing the situation
:. - ,,i,a ,o-,.x mn ~ IN. tim. NJ
VI ~ w ~
going To press
C~aIisoruia.
nail. .i.l, a.n TON, q, ora Thi. o,s
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Is beihs efusheu last - "" WINK "a
tractel. There Is no change In any of the
...o,,.,,. .~..,,on. ~ An. mine. sink.
o'e 49,
ing the u u shai' Is making iA' p'o'
gress, the bottom still In hard blasting
rocl and the dow of water strong. II il
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now Howl ''e' oe''" "'
sinking the joint Ophir Wine below the
1900 level is going steadily forward. the
bottom IN haru oiasuhs oIPnyIy ~
SCUM IN .1v.n.;ns de- s.ca IN ons,,r
CLAW and porphyry mixed, OF 80 soft . na.
ture As 10 require steady timbering. On
the l'So Level the not,h urn' .s,anS
xinns Ne n The main north drift on
the 1850 level has been stopped during the
tirst portion d the week In order TO fur
ni.h Air 10 drive a crosscut east 70 connect
with cro..cut No, 4 In the ore vein. A
soon As thi. connection 4. finished. driv.
ing The main north drift will be again re-
snmel, There is NO change Of value to
report Of the work on either the 1900 or
lcnO levels. Retimbering the Consolidated
shaft 4. being pushed ahead with all the
s,Tcd possible. tho heat being 90 intense IL
being almost impossible for the workmsn
to endure IL. for even . few minutes at .
time. Double shifts Of men are employed
and every effort used to give the men al
the air possible, and still the heat 10 20
great that they cannot endure II Tor more
than q few minutes Of . time: This
necessarily makes this portion OF the work
very slow. and greatly impedes the eItrac-
ton Of ore and the advance OF the pros
pecting works ON the lower levels.
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