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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-03

MANY DOLLAR formerly spent on expensive
sulphur Baths is now saved by substituting there.
Tor Glenn's sulphur Soap, which just as benen.
cia but Infinitely cheaper. Local diseases OF The
skin. rheumatism and govt are all relieved by this
standard remedy. C"mplexional bemishes are
eradicated by it. and 1t Imparts to the cuiicue a
peally whteness and velvety soltness which great.
" enhances the effect of female charms. lis soOth.
ing antphlogOstc acton constitutes it prime rem.
edy fo sores, ulcers, cuts spraIns, scads, pulses,
and In fact every abnormal condition of the cutic
attended Nv Inflammation, swelling or itching.
LADIES movins N our best society speak of it,
give It a decided prefer ence 10 cosmetics which
merely conceal but 'lO not, like Genn's Sulpnu
Soap eradicate defects oil the cpmplpxi N. the
use of inlments for eruptIve complaints is l.
he dep C ated because OF their having a tendency
o clog the pores and in some cases 10 g.ravate
rather than rcmeiv the disease. They are. besides
seldom thorough en- III I'll IN their effects TO prevent
the recurrence oil eruptons of AN inveterale type
and have the disadvantage Of soIling the linen of
pei sons who use them, Glecn's sui hur Soap, on
The contrary, adically cures the dI-eases To winch
It is a'laute and stIll farther recommends Itself
account Of Its cleanliness. 1t is, besides all
mIrable dslufectant Of clothing which has be II
worn by persons afl cted with diseases of II conta.
SIous nature. As IL Specific preventive and pro.
mOter of The general heal 1t presents advantages
IF the most unequvocal description. sold by
Druggists,
HILE'S HAIR 4 WHISPER DYE, Black or Brown.
FNlIml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-03

AN oriental traveller describes The busy scene.
witnessed on historic shores: our steamer land.
ell on beach which was the port of Antioch,
"here the disciples were first called christians
rhere was no town at the waters edge no people
no whTE The passengers and the merchandise
were put ashore in lighters, which up into the
sand troop of camels, with their drivers, lay on
the beach, ready to transfer the goods into The in.
terior. Among the articles landed were boxes
marked DR.J Z. AVER Il Co LOWELL, MASS,
U. 5. A. showing that they contained medicines
and whence they came. These with other goods
were hoisted on the backs fcamels, for trans por
t'tion to Antioch. Thus the skill of the West
sends back its remedies to heal the maadies OF
populations that inhabit those eastern shores,
whence our spiritual mama came "-TWindsor
(Vt> Chronicle. FNe7wl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-03
THE NEWEST MUSIC BOOKS.
ONWARD

CT, Onward Is the name Of I. o. Emersou's book for
Singing Glasses for the season of 1889 A new and
fresh collection of the best Secular and Sacred Mnac
with full Instructive Course. Teachers will pIesse
examine b! 6lees. o. Sacred Tunes, and 10 Anthems
are provided. Price 81 50 per dozen " WINS
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WHENEVER AND WHEREVER

diseases Oh choleraic type prevail or there is
cause TO apprehend a visit from them the system
should lie tened regulated and -einforceI by A
course of Hostette's Stomach BitIers PEI feet
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the bltters are also extremely servlceabe In RENE
hN,ng such disorders. II promptly taken in bilious
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usually frustrated In darrle1 cases, it is only
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anu TINS IS one of the specific eIects of this medI
cine. Wind on the stomach hpaI thurn, bllIousness
nausea, headacne and other symptoms of distur.
Dance IN the gastric and hepaic rep ions are also
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-07-03
D E AT Fl S

In Montpelier, June 30th, ORLENA HOYT aged "a
Years Mr. Hoyt resident of this ,wn for about
y years, and served in the late in Co d. 9th Vt
Regiment being one of the twenty eight who enlisted
from THIS town at the great war meeting held here on
the 9th OF July 1852 of whom only eleven are now
living.
In Barre, June 23i, BESSIE NJ, only daughter of
Henry NJ and Martha L. Sowies, aged 2yeers.
In Watsfied, June 2Oth 1873. aPHIA b. LOCKWOOD
aged oil years. Wdtchnldn and Argus please copy.
, In Andoyer. June 9th. of consumption, HYLAND
GUTTERSON, aged years.
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r DWELL sHEPARDs ESTATE.

The UNDERSIGNED. having been appointed by the hon
orabe Probate Court for the district OF Washir gton,
commissioners. to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
of Lowell Shepard late of Fayston, i'll said district
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
aforesaid. at the dwelling house of o Boyce, on
five O'clock, until eight o'clock 2 M each Of said
A. 1878 is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to resent their claims to us for examination
and allowance. t'h
Dated at Fayston, this 18th day of Juno A. D
1873.
A. d. BRAGG, | Co,ornis,;ono-,
Fo5wJ D. S. STODDARD,{ SOiiinieeiohets'
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Nj AR K | A q :.

Al the residence of the parents of the bride, IN
WiilianstoWn, June %, by Rev. X. e. Spaffurd, Mr.
@. LITTLE OF Williumstown.
IN Victory, June 27th by Rev. ]. H Win slow Mr.
JOHN JAMES OF Victory and Miss IDA GRAS-
SEFf of irke.
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OLIVER DITSON 4 CO.. Boston

TT can make money faster at work for us than
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A NEW AND SURE CURE

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take no cheep and worthless substi ute but send
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FESTIVAL CHORUS BOOK !
THE CHURCH OFFERING !!

BY L. 9. Emerson: As this hne book contains ,
hundred anthems Motes etc. all Of the best quality
u u q me book Tor any choir, aud will be extensyeiv
used as an Anthem Book, Its first design however IL
for the use OF Episcopal Chors and 1t has the great
est yariey ever Brought together of Anthems Vent
ties Cantates Jnbates Gloras ana of ali other pieces
per dJzen) '' 'o wa
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DIPHTHERIA.

Johnsons Anodyne Liniment will positively nrevent
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cases in ten Information that will save many lives
sent free by mail. Don't delay moment Prevention
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

letter recently passed through the Burlington
postonice addressed TO somebody at I" Kahn Brig
Bulla," with hast;"-whlch alter much stud,
was decided 10 be Il phonetic melh1I of spelling
Cdmbridgeboro.
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Vermont News,


II Is reported thai Mr., Gulley. father OF Mrs Dea
smith, the Veigeunes woman who was poisoned,
VIII apply for new trial of her husband on the
ground hat several Of the jurors who acquitted
MIN had formed and expressed opinions favorable
10 him nre Z innn L, a. 49,. .-l-.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20

Nodsrstos hesltstsd between Cardinals
Prsnchi and Pecci, but the conflicting ele-
ments became hsrmonizsd, and the result
was the election Of Pecci. Tho announce
ment 70 the people was made with the pre-.
scribed formalities and ceremonies from
the Vatican, and created intense excite
ment. although u had been accepted = .
foregons conclusion that an italian Car
dinal would DO the choice OF the conolsve.
Psrsasel Of Leo XIII.
LONDON. Feb. 20.-A Rome correspond.
ent Of the Ti~ss. In . letter 10 that journal
under date Of tho 18th Of the present.
month. spoke - follow. Of Cardinal Pocci,
to-day elected Pope: Pecci Is tall.
with . hns bead. high forehead narrow.
ing at tho temple. long faee and
straight features. He has !. large mouth
and prominent chin, . cheerful. open
countsnsnce and large we'll shaped oars.
His face reminds o OF Censulvi. the re-
nowned minister Of Plus VII. He has
Q fine, sonorous voice. great dignity.
even susterity, Of manner In public
life, but privately afectionate. unassuming.
sociabls and Witty. A Csmerlango. he
has been the head Of that party which.
without formally ~rsnouncing the right Of
the Holy Bee. acknowledges the wisdom OF
the DEGREES Of Providence. accepting what
seems 70 DO irrevocably accomplished
facts. Tho general opinion 10.
that for learning. tact, energy.
dignity, smiabillty. real moral worth and
sincere piety. The Sacred College could
not nnd Q moro deserving Pope than Car
dinal Pecoi. Cardinal Pecci's private life
At all periods 10 above reprosch. He has
considerable literary ability. and has writ
tan poStry,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20
Piper. New op.r. II.u.e.

Tho second performance Of tho Adah
Richmond burlosque troupe was greeted
by = large aud enthusiastic audience last
night. II was q repetition Of "Ksnil.
WORTH" and some new local hits were In
troduced. especially by Messrs. Fisk and
Sheldon - ysrney and the Queen. The
ladies' sere received. one and all. with
hearty applause. and their songs were In
most casos encored. One Of the prettiest
effects Of tho opera Is tho musical gem by
the Newman Sisters, Longfellow's Excel.
sior Get 70 music. II 10 not funny, but
II IL dramatic and ~elevating In Its effect.
and strangely enough. II does not seem at
all out Of place with Its surroundings OF
burlesque and extravaganza. Tho two
ladies have fne voices. and their render
ing OF the song was vociferously applAuded.
The variety scene In tho second act was
filed with ludicrous songs and ridiculous
antics, among tle best Of which may DO
mentioned the prize fight Of Messrs. Bruno
and Casselli. Tho ladies all looked and
acted their best, aud q thoroughly pleased
audience passed out Of the Opera House ct
the conclusion Of the entertainment. The
programme will DO changed tonight,
''Chow.Chow" taking the place OF 'Ksnil.
worth"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20
Arrested Ia Reno.

Chief Of Police Brcen and l.. 7. Cowie
lef. Virginia City last Monday with All
Chueng, tho Chinaman accused Of burning
. countryman In . wash house In Reno =
few weeks ago. When they arrived At
that place they delivered their pris.
oner over TO the authorities. II now
appears that said authorities arc not
satisfied with the All Chueng furnished by
Messrs. Cowie and Brean. In fact, these
gentlemen are charged with having
snapped Of for another ChinAmsn, letting
the guilty man escape. 1t is further al.
alleged that they each received
$500 for their part In the transaction.
Warrants were this morning sworn
out by ]. A. Stephens by. request
Of District Attorney Drake and
Breen and Cowis were arrested in Reno
The Ngws IL inclined to discrcdit the story
Of tho "swapping OF" business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20

RExo's CHARAcrKRisrics.-Fo genuine
iy hospitable people commend us to the
Inhabitants Of Reno. Tho River Town
has . greater number Of real gentlemen.
according 70 IL inhabitants, that almost
any other place on the Pacific Coast. When
. stranger 10 found within their gates they
take him In and do for him In the most
generous manner.
Cosrunxs YoR THE MAsouERADE.-T. O.
Howard gives notice that be has boen
specially selected 70 furnish costumes for
the masquerade In Gold Hill On the oven.
ing Of the 2sth instant. lie has . fne
supply OF costumes aud will rent them
upon reasonable terms. Beo his advertise
nent.
THE CARSON RIVIERA NEWS reporter
took . look at the Carson river this morn.
ing. II has q fine supply Of water. Frank
Mccullough says Il fell eight inches last
night. This wa caused by tho cold. Ice
formed throughout the Carson Valley.
APIoHr.-AldermAn Rawlings aud Nor.
ris Martin had . row on @ street, Virginia,
ya.srday. Rawlings struck Martin with
. cane, when the belligerents wore separ-
ated. No bones broken. but Il IL intimated
that the end OF the trouble has mot been
reached.
TRAM LArr.-The regular passenger
train from Ban Francisco arrived In Gold
Hill an hour and = half late this morning.
- N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20
Consolidated Imperial.

Sinking the joint Alpha winze on tho
northern boundary is making excellent
progress. tho bottom still In hard porphy'
~ strcaked occasionally with quartz seams.
The water In this WINE continues to give
some trouble. The face Of the north drift
ON the 220O level IL still showing . fine
quartz formation which gives some very
favorable orc Assays.
Crown Point.
The supply Of ore appears to be gradual.
ly failing on the $50 and iGo levels. 80 that
II 10 not probable that the mill can be kept
running longer than until tho first Of
March. Sinking the double Wine below
the 1000 level 10 making good progress.
tho bottom still In very favorable vein
matter.
Lsviathan
Sinking tho main incline shaft 10 being
pushed vigorously forward. the bottom In
vein matter Of . most encouraging char
acter. This shaft ID now down % feet be-
low the COO level. No water 10 trouble.
Everything working finely.
suceor
Sinking the shaft Ia being pushed stosd.
lily forward. tho bottom still In favorable
working ground. The west prospecting
drift at the 800 station Is gradually soften
ing In the facc. and has every appearance
Of . near approach to tho main orc vein.
Bess q Beieher.
Sinking the joint winze on the Console
dated Virginia has been commenced. and
will soon be pushed forward with all the
vigor possible. The face OF the north
drift on tho 1900 level Is still In hard
blasting ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20

Couxrr CoxxIssIoxEns.-A meeting OF
the County Commissioner was held In
Virginia City to-day. A few bills were 81.
lowed. but no business Of Importance was
transacted.
Mn. B~opEasEno. an accomplished pho
nographist. took . full report Of Rover's
speech on the scafold In Reno yesterday.
NED woops. . ~well.known engineer.
who formerly lived on the Comstock, died
In Ban Francisco yesterday.
IT has been showing In Gold Hill and
Virginia nearly al day. Snow also fell In
Reno and Carson.
STATIONARY ESoMKrns will ind . no.
tics Of interest 10 them In another column
to-day.
TIE water In tho Savage IL below tho
lower standing pump.
THr telegraph limos were down to-day
west Of Sacramento.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20
driven from tn. mlns. Trouble /. OF.

driven from the mine. Trouble is OF.
pected.
/. sheesinE ~ A'rinceses College.
New Yonx. Feb. ia serious ARRAY
occurred last night In Princeton College.
New Jersey. between sophomorcs and
freshmen, In which one OF the sophomores
was dangerously shot. Tho sophomore
room was entered by the freshmen. who
bound the sophomores 70 chairs shaved
their heads and left them tied. Other
sophomores followed the freshmen. shots
were exchanged. and Atterbury Of tho
sophomore class was wounded In tho thigh.
Great excitement prevails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

The Senate Committee on Foreign Rsla-
tons has agreed 70 report fsvorably tho
nominations Of Bayard Taylor. Minister
70 Germany. and Colonel doodloe. hinis-
Ter 70 Belgium.
The subcommittee Of the House Com.
mittee on Territories has agreed 70 report
. bill providing for secret ballot voting In
Utah.
william Nelson. United States Marshal
for Utah, has resigned.
The Cabinet held . brief session yester-
day, but no business Of Importance was
transacted. II was agreed TO close the
executive departments on the 22d instant.
Affairs In Louisiana wore mol tho subject
OF consideration.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
aftsr . thorough investigation. has exon.
Grated Deputy Collectors Harvey and
Someryille, both Of Chicago. OF the charges
preferred against them by O. A. Storey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20

Irrnovxp likp MES.-Thomas Alehorn.
Great Prophet. and William hierski'
Great Senior Sycamore. Of the Improved
Order Of Red Men. left last night for
Eureka, for tho purpose Of insttnting .
nav tribe Of the Order named. Tbs new
tribe will DO known - winnemueeA. No. 8.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20
DIVIDENDS.

Csiisssaia-s3 PEE -hArc. ssxregstine si.oro.'
90; Declared February 7th; payable Feb
ruary ism.
Consolidated vtrxtsta--t3 per share
avgr,ystiug si.0so,0Oo, declared February
I'm; payable February 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20
EErOsr.


son Tranoases Bard.
LAST EvESixa
100 Meadow Valley. 1ce
% Raymond b kly. 81
no Eureka Con-. Is. Aak
500 Alps. ~ Sk.5
$50 Belmont, oc
20 Rye Patch. 3so.t
SaO Leopard. Sc. toc
200 Northern Belle. II
1850 Hussey. I 20, 1 Is, "
10 Panther. Soc
i0oo DE Frees. s0c. sc
s2s Grand Prize. l2'.. lax. Ia bs
100 Arsenta. Sc. soc
800 Navajo. AZ. 71,2
30 Endowment, SSc, Ioc
9ss loung America. Csc. coo
hoo Independence. i,ioa
1850 silver Prize, Icc
TO Hornet. ise
~ star. . ~
$50 Belle lsls. zoe. soo
$40 Day. So. Sc
30 Hamburg. SIS
is30 Modoe. 23e. nc
81 New Coco. 9jc.1
100 nodie, VOL
so Hetehsl. 10 BIO
sss Golden Chariot.
30 Lsed.. Q 10, 7s
les Tip-Top. 3 ~. ~
90 Ola. CSC
o Overman. 10
loss Con. virgins. 1as, aS bs. nS
3is Exehcausr. ~
100 calcdonia. 10. ass
10 Bul Ion. s 80
las Mexican. isk
50 Union Con. 5.
las sierra Nevada. tlo
so Justice. Is.u
In Alta. sS, 2. 81
ITO cro~n Point. 5.tS
I'D woodviiie. soe
40 csiifornia. Is. IN, nv s5
so Hale q Norcro.s. los, ioS
50 aoaIa d cuny.sS
10 Utah. iOk
ans Julia. . oJ, AZ
THIS MOANING.
4ss Ophir. 50. s1s. NS
90 MEXICAN, t3A
IS Gould D Curry. So
Beat a Beicher. u.s.
ITO California, -. o. b
sis Con. Virgins. a.. nv. 21S Is, n.
IS Choliar. po,osi. JlS. -
As Hale 4 Nsrcross. iOs
80 Crsvu POint. 4 93, a. tt.tS, ~
~ Yellow Jaekst. ION
Co Imperial. nc. Csc
70 Kentuek, ~
W Alpha. tOk. tOk
las B.ichsr. sss.tso
10 Confidence. ~
$50 sierra Nevada. 10
50 Utah. lUk
l0iv bullion, $50. ~.
10 Encb~lner. IN. sS
sses. hsleher y
Is Ovsrmsn. isA. l5k
Jss just CO. n. II b5
To ueeor. . ~. W. ass. s.aIe
las Ats. 81
Sts CaIsdonia. ] IS. ~
100 linton Con. s's,os
100 Juiia. an
81 silver Hill. , v
lD Dayton. 2oc
UO New York. I q. I 90
ssS LsviathAn. tOc
$50 North Con. Virginia. scc. 80. DC
AD Mosnins star. I -
COS rroIsa. De. TIC. toe. tc
I'D senator, ~
as voodviiie. Sc
10 Andes. Gc
100 wells Fargo, lsc
los ward. Z, oo
$50 Solid silver.S
~ 81. Louis. Sc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20

TIE Chicago Times comes TO the aid
OF Bsechsr and explains his late sermon
by saying that hell went out OF the busi.
ness because 1t cannot compete with
Brooklyn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-20

DeveIspueuts-The Coadtsisn OF
she Flooded Minss and changes
OF Intsress During she Weeh.
Stocks are at q dead lock. and have
hardly shown variation. or life enough
during the week ~ create . sufficient IN
tere.t for an examination Of the daily re-
ports. The bulls and bears alike seem to
have los, their courage. and fear to either
give or take to any considerable extent.
This. however. makes no difference with
the progress Of work. the Developments
made. or the amount Of ore produced. and
the bullion yield Of the Comstock. Every
thing goes ahead just tho same.
The daily yield Of orc for the week has
been about 1900 I ne, all Of which Ia be-
ing crushed - I ct Is IL IL extracted.
Notwithstanding tho stormy state OF the
weather. and the experiencing Of some
difficulties In the delivery Of ore BY team
TO the canyon mills. all havo been kept
| STEADILY running. 90 that our bullion yield
Is fully up 10 the usual standard at this
date In the mon'n.
Several important air and working con-
nee'ions have been n'.de uu''ns '"e wa
The buiiion ine'ih' mas mA 80
lion win uhs'r "prAi'e IRON "o 0
level. affording q opportunity for . thor
| ough prospecting Of Q large portion OF
the'r m'ne' "h'en eou'a no'
herct"iore on ae'oun' Oh "e sre.' "'~-
The Gould Il Curry Incline was also eou-
neeiei with their upraise irom 'he i'oo
level to-day, which will enable Them mort
~ ~ resume active prospecting On "A'
49, -.
,.,,I. 81 N. nsl,h.r eon,inues. and tho
I,.,,.. !. .,o,, .d,,,y 6ftv TON. az ore
..I.x,. ri, r,o,r,,;o, AMI .no,h.r
IN 49, ~ .-,.s,n. ,o,..
,r, 80, = A.. oaoo T., =, A.. vi.
- -. -, ,,,,, a,,.o,,v
- All. new .h,f, a. ,h., an upr.i,e
can now, h. male 10 NEE, the .b,f, II n 4.
,-.--,,. a, A. :. T,,. .h,n a.
desirAbio W uo 3d. LUZ" s"~N' "
! goo feet east OF tho old SHAFT
| and il now down 1912 fest
| anil xonli have 4. OiO feet 10 sink 10 CON-
,.,o a., fam
plete the connection. a urn CAST rum
the 400 station Of tho Imperial would
o.,x .,,,, 7oo fat ,o RIM IN connect
So
with the bottom oi 'ho ieiio"
Below We give our regular weekly sum-
mary Of the latest and most correct mining
$500, ,,.,,v.., from official and
".,I..,,. -. .ho~,,, IN. .i,u.,,on
au''enue so"'0' "s '
oi eaeh u'"e '"aA' W
so'"s p'''
S~''"r"'~-
Daily yield. 100 tons Of ore Owing TO
the continued storms much trouble has
been experienced in hauling the ore to the
mills In Six-miie and Gold Canyons. The
re-.ry, of ore has served, however. 10 keep
an ..,,ns, ,,,. "a, A, th., thar.
"' n.
has not YET oeeh any 'n"'iuP'o" W ~
steady bullion production Of the mine.
H.. mill. nm the Carson River bring sup-
niieL with ore by the railroad, suffer moth
iny Inv The condition ~ tho roads. hut are
m ANYTHING Increasing tho amount Of ore
,bcy reduce. The ore Slopes In every por-
,ion M Inc mine from the 1900 down 10 the
is;n level are Welding the usual quantities
~ rich are. ke.plpr the ore dumps full 10
o-xs,nnvinc. sinking th. q. n c. shaft
bslow the 1850 station IL going steadily