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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-04-27
Desoto Democrat.

G0z.Giciiolis was nominated on a
Conservative platform, as a .Consery-
atfye man, aud We can't see how We.
can blame him for beinga Consefva-
tive, which is nothing mere or less
than compromisor. We assert that
Nichols has been eas true as the
''Ineedlesto the pole " to his campaign
pledges, and we honor him for his
consistency.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-04-27
CoNFECTIONERIEs

TIVE FINEST ASSORTMENT of Fruits,
Il uts. Confectionery, ETC., at moderate
prices te suit the times, at Sam Fucieh's
stands, one in the Market House, one on
Railroad Avenue, next door to post Office
Cool soda water on draught.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-04-27
9olralosonbille Cbief,
Amicus Humani Generis.

sHDVERTTSING R4TESs
-,. 6as ssnch 81 space constitutes square. ="
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
oos &c GOOD.

The boys will all DO glad to know that
"Tobe" Crossmsn and Billy Simpson.
who buckbosrded themselves from vir.
sinia out on q prospecting tour some Two
months ago. have got . good claim over
In old Plumas county. California, and
some Is miles from Quincy. A letter offs
recent date to Slime Gallen says that they
havo dirt which yields from rs 70 so cents
10 the pan. and water IL plenty with them.
Their little project has, however. some
drawbacks. Their blackboard 10 OF no
use now. a. everything used has to DO
packed Is miles into the mountains TO tho
works. This makes the grass rather short
with the boys, but they expect 10 pull
through all right and 10 this end are work
ing like beavers from sunup TO shutdown.
They recently started . tunnel for even
richer diggings yet on their claim, and
when In about fifty feet II caved. because
they had NO timbers TO stay II with. They
tell Of other marvelously rich diggings re-
Gently struck by others In old Plumas, OF
big nuggets and clean.ups which will go
we'll into the Thousands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
AsSE~-MENTS.

auecsr-ti per share. levied May 10Th; delin.
qaent July 9Th; sale day. July 18th.
Hack Dtamoad Coal S cent. pee share;
levied June IAN. delinquent July Ath
sale day. August itth.
utah-si per share; levied June i2th. dslin
qaent July 18Th; sale day. su rust oil.
Jussiee- Al per share: levied June 9TH: de-
lnaasni July isth; sale day, August 81.
Crews speiat-tl per share; levied June
sth; delinquent July 10th; sale day. July
3ist.
aavaEe-ti per share. levied June It'll: delin-
quent July 10Th; sale day. July 1pfh.
rsslan-4S cent. per share. levied June 9TH;
tths ~dslinqusnt July sth; sale day. July
18th.
Lsvtainss-is GEN., per share; levied May
ssih; delinquent July 81; sale day. July
New York; cent? pei share: levied May
2oth delibqusst June 7ch; sale day.
July 10Th.
Caisdssis 80 cent. Per share; levied Ma,
10Th delinquent Jass cath sale day. JuJ
18Th.
William Hpess-2 cents per share; levied
May 18th: delinquent Jass iith' sale day,
July nth.
Mexieaa-so eents per share; levied Nay
18th; ieiitgasnt June 9ist; sale day. July
iOth.
Hale a Nereress- 80 cents per share
day, July iOth.
aasvvs Neysaa-O cent. per share: levied
Nay IAN; ~deiinqaen, June 18th; sale day
July sth.
u.Ieber-si per share: levied May itth: de-
linaaent June 18Th sal. day, July s,h.
ps,eher-st per share . levied My 18th de
Iinquent June 18th sale day. July sth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
"Ths . Year"

This beautiful spectacular operetta will
DO produced at Piper's Open House, vir-
gipia. tonight and tomorrow night by .
corps Of l25 performers, with magnificent
costumes. grand chorus. and all the stage
effects thereunto belonging. Mesdames
wastell and Layton have spent eight weeks
Of hard labor on preparations for this
grand presentation, and have secured an
array Of talent and done N amount OF
drilling which should insure its success.
There ought TO be . full attendance. Tho
presentation will In itself be worthy OF
patronage, the music enjoyable, and the
effect In every way good for beneath tho
Rlittering exterior OF the whole there 10
wholesome moral lesson. Those imper-
sonating many Of the leading characters
arc well.known citizens Of dramatic and
musical talent. and the undertaking OF tho
presentation . homo % Q II 10 . good
thing TO encourage u friends, especially
when they are deserving. and when tho
encouragement" IL not TO be toted out
Of town 70 enrich strangers. Mesdames
wastell and Layton deserve well OF tho
community. Here 10 . chance TO show u
gratitude.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

GoLp HIT forSDRy.-Thcre Ia not =
busines. place on the busy Coms'oek bet
Tar calculated TO turn out work promptly
and in good style than the Gold Hill foun-
dyv Of George Emmett. Lower Gold Hill:
He has all the latest and most approved
machinery and Of the largest size and Is
prepared 10 do all kinds OF Jobs Tor mills
and mines at tho shortest notice. NO DC
rasiou for vexAtious and costly delays when
work Is called for at Emmeis. His Is .
busy place too.
RrI,.nLr AssAys.-The chemical labor
.tory and general assay Office Of Conrad
w,iesnd. North c street. Virginia, near
s,,too avenue, ranks A ! for good ana
..,eful work and reliable results. Mr.
Weisspd was formerly meiter' rehne,
and supervising Assayer OF the oni'ed
a,s,.. Mint. san Francisco. and Is ecie-
brated all over tho coast Tor MS sAii'
Orr n GRADE. About dusk i.'
evening = pan Of horses attached To a
buggy. in which . couple were taxing
drive over the Geiger grade. became
frightened, ran OF the grade, upset ue
buggy and threw both occupants ou'.
Beyond some scratches and . lew sisn'
bruises no injuries were Inflicted anu Nv
damages done.
VIRGINIA 10 still after the vendors OF
swill milk. but does not seem to b able
70 catch any Of them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

Took A TrNBLE.-John @. Young.
County Superintendent Of Public Instruc.
ton Of Lyon county. fell into an old In.
cline shaft about twenty feet deep while
going 10 tho fire In American ravine last
Sunday evening. He WAS cut under the
chin. aud somewhat bruised. but Is able to
DO about.
BErTKa.-Hsrry Williams, tho boy who
was burned while putting OF hre works at
Lake Tahoe on the night Of the Fourth.
was this morning much better n will
probably recover. But for his presence oil
mind In closing his eyes and holding his
breath 20 ~ not TO inhAle the flames. his
case would have been much more serious.
woRxIxo TAILiSos.-Ths mill erected
at wIhoe to work the 100000 tons Of
tsilings and slums at that place. will start
mn the last OF this week. Messrs. Part
ridge a Baldwin expect 10 work these tall
ings for 81 or $i.25 per ton. A. they sy-
srsge about $l2 per ton. there will DO sew
ersl millions Of dollars In the enterprise
D. Z. MCCARTHY Of tho Eseniay cArsni-
ei,. who, with his family, has been At
Sierra Valley and Independence Lake
some two weeks, returned homo yesterday
morning.
The body Of Guy Stewart. the lost boy
Of Dayton. has been found. II was In tho
Carson river. five miles below Dayton. and
recognizable by the clothing only.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ADAMS enlivsned
Gold Hill with his genial presence to-day.
and Was busy agitating the dexters OF his
many friends here.
DAN WELSH. . miner. died Of sutro last
Saturday night from cramps resulting
from the intense heat In the tunnel.
Z. b. sroSEHiLL has attached tho claim
Of tho Keystone Consolidated Mining
Company for $500.
The Sunday.school festival In Silver on
the Fourth Melted s63.
CLAUS BECKER Of Silver City Is down
with srysipelas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
FROM HON. W. II. JONES OF WEST
DOVER, VT.

OF have been troubled from my bOyhood with
chronic OF hereditary lung complaint. some
years since. early In the Winter, ! took cold.
which - usual settled into . severe cough.
which continued to increase ~ the season I'd.
vaneed, although I made use OF oil the cough
remedies I had knowledge Of. Ny family ply.
sieian also prescribed for me. but I experienced
M relief. Durinf all this time ! was gradually
running down, losing nesh and strength until
my friends - well % myseif became very much
alarmed. thinking ! should waste away In cen.
sumption. while In Boston. during the spring
following, I va induced 70 TIT Wistars baisam
OF Wild Cherry. Amer one days trial ] WAS
sensible that it wAs relieving me In ten days
time my cough had entirely ceased. and I was
soon restored 10 health and strength. have
ever since kept the italsam In my house. and
whenever any member Of my family has .
sSss anti II s should Be Without ii.a SOLD BY ali
drugQiats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
THE EUREKA MINES.
L.,.., omel., Mis,.s L.,,sr..
EuRrKA CONSOLIDATED.

EUhEhA toNbpbtpsifbs
ErnExA, New, Juno 20. 1s7s.-w. W.
Traylor, Secretary Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company. San Francisco-Dcar
Sir: Good progress has been made In
mining Affairs since last report. The fur
naces arc running we'll and yielding up.
wards Of 90 tons OF bullion daily. and re.
ducing about $40 tom Of ore every "a
hours.
Fifth Level-North crosscut has been
advanced IS feet. and 10 now In 400 feet
from the cave, with very favorable indica-
tious for ore. West drift continued -
feet, and 10 now In Gs feet, with good indi.
cations for ore.
Seventh Level-west drift No. I ad.
vsnoed 0 feet. and Is now In $40 feet. with
face OF drift In hard rock. Raise contin-
ued ~ feet, and now mp l3S feet. The orc
body on this level Ia looking very we'll.
Eighth Level-The ore body Ia looking
hrst-rate. We arc stopping out ore a.
usual.
Ninth Level-Inclino Wine sunk 0 feet.
and now down AS feet. Have commenced
cutting out for . station. -.
Twelfth Level - North crosscut DRIFT
back Of incline made 10 feet, and 10 now In
IS feet, with spots Of ore coming In and
looking favorable. Tho new development
on this level IL opening out we'll.
Tenth Level-0ro body looking frat.
ratio and yielding largely.
Eleventh Level-Main east drift contin-
ued 10 feet. with face Of drift In limestone;
total length Of drift 80 feet. West Wine
sunk II feet. and 10 now down ca feet. Ore
body looking we'll. and yielding tho usual
- -.-
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...,,.,. ,n,. n.,.,.x.

FIJI Cook. ! X Alden, l. d frankel.
Young. Joseph Aaron. NJ W Farrell. Hugh
Lamb and family. : Longabaugh. A N
Grover. J II Martin. q z Dickson. Lieu!
Gov Adams. n J fogsr,y, Miss Q Smart,
Mrs Clarity. T Higgins. Mrs Mack. Mrs j
Game, Mrs Sedan. II A CASTOR. Mrs NJ NJ
Hodge, Mrs II n CLARK. y W Dsrlow. ID
lawrence, Mrs N 7 Mower. Geo I Marye
and wife, II Paterson and wife, II Q smith.
Mis. Waters. d W @ skilton. Francis l.
Aud and wife. Tw Healey. DA Head.
a l. prspdsr. y Birdsonn. A T. MeGill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
rae PAlAuR KArINa STAND.

For . roast Of beef unsseelisd In Story
county, 70 10 Thomss Hsnron's EATING stand
In the Palace Saloon. No. North strs:s,
vinvfnls DIV. Frssh oystsrs at all houn IN
sysry iva, Forty ninsn always on a. =.
niehf. for tssy, home ssYis o. eeokins, ana
s@o.d ~ Psiscs Eating Sand has no supsrtos.
INT S"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
AMONG rnE wHiTRsr THINGS ON
EARTH

Are testh. bssutined and preserved BY sozo.
Don't and the rose IL scarce sweetsr than tho
breath which becomes aromatic through lie In.
nuencs. IL 10 the very pearl OF deninnees and
the sursst preventive Of dental decay In exis.
tencc. 10 remedies with certainly csnher and
every species Of corrosive blemish upon the
teeth, and cofrects the huftful influence upon
them Of acldity Of the stomach. The formula
Of lie preparation includes only botanic ingre-
disnts, and Il contains only the purest and
most saiutary Of thess. jeii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
a. n. GALLUP.

o. n. oAlLur. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
nj. ooid NH. Keeps constantly on hand eli
fayodts brands Of Imported C.gars. ohoce bit
cicsrs, ali kisds Of chewing tobacco. meer-
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. nns cutlery. and
toys nd kAncy goods Of all kinds. sp1s N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
p.p.r,.r.. last x,..iss.

b Cohen. A Loryea. J PAseoe, J g
pa.coe, J y stockton. l. Flint. J Young.
a W Huffaker. II crandall. John Lamb.
! NcAfee, NJ Stone, Il Gaines. y friies'
NJ ID shear,r. Otto f~riedlander. Miss NJ
Palmer. Miss A l. Hutchinson. II Hunt
WIN williams. d Bsadle. Miss NJ ID Gibbs
VIM Cox. Chas Hirsehfeld. G W Marden
and wife. l. Mitchell. J s Brown.
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a CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
indiservtions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you, YRxn OF cnAhoH.
This great remedy va discovered By nission.
sry In South America. Send q self.addrcssed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. lNkAN.
Station D. Bible House. New York City.
sal0 Am
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rHR nANpKgRCurRF

which 10 perfumed with Murray d Lsnmans
Tlonda Water yields more enjoyment 70 It's
possessor than would Q bouquet Of flowers.
because the latter fade. decay and become
offensive, but the Florida Water remains fresh
and delicious, unaffected By the lap>c OF line
je7s I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
A nousRrroLp PERFUME.

Every family able 10 appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure Afforded by . really heaithfui and do
iicious performance should supply themselves
with the genuine Murray . lAnmsn's florida
water. II 10 the most delightful and most LAST.
Ing Of I'll fragrant waters. mys I'm
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street asos.,ios..
r,r n wr.rrns ONION IEIrosArH LINZ ]
s,x rn,scrsco. Jnlr 1870 p. n.

BAN FRlScisco, July 1880 ?. y.
Mexican IS, California -, Savage ia.
tBelcber 4 20. Alta ca. Bullion 8 so. Bodle
O., JuliA 81. Gould 4 Curry -, Ophir
lss. OvermAn 10. Crown Point c., Con.
Virginia, 81. Grand Prize } IS. Sierra
Nevada ~. Union Con. "a, Utah pa
YELLOW jacket 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
EUROPE.


uaIIV Snf1Ip6.
"
-
GuBLano 1dhAnS fooSoSSlou
of Nypruu
SP"
-
How the Anglo.Turkish Treaty Is
Received.
-
ESPECIAL pis'Ap.u,, 10 u ooID hw
-
The Ansio-Turkfsh Treaty
LONDON. July 10.-London newspapers.
ths Doiiy y,,e,. comment favor.
- . I,.,.-ru,L,.h ,,..,v Tb,
Ao'y on "'
says: Although the rAnsiormA'
ton of Bstoum into q free port 10 Q valua-
"a. .-,.r.r,o. n, commercial inte,sst..
Wv s -
which would oiherwiss 10 tnreatsnea'
Russia has successfully insisted on the re-
Of her more than important con-
quests In Armenia. Lord Salisbury argues
that this successful conquest will have .
tendency, and create . sense OF
tho instability Of the Ottoman power
throughout Syria, Asia Minor and Meso-
potamia. In plain WORDS" the Timss
SAYS, ''the Car would begin 10 be recog-
nized as the natural heir Of the Sultan. II
we moan 10 stay in advance Of Russia In the
end, we shall act with but COMMON pru-
dence In checking her at the outset. This
can only be done By guaranteeing In our
authority the integrity Of tho domin.
ions Of the Sultan In Asia. a. left by tho
treaty Of Berlin"
Though the announcement OF the Anglo.
Turkish treaty was not unexpected. u ere
a.eu : prolJunu san .asrnanondsnt .sv. M,
the arst impressiop among leading men is
that the Government will deem I, neces.
sary to appeal to The country uha' ihserT ns
VIII aA.Aic ,no ~ .n..n,..s - ,hst eject
rremieI = 'AAs aMNs M. g., ri
70 renew MS lease VI onve' ...,n,
Turkey does no, part WIN neI $1,000
over Cyprus VIZ render !, morT ail nn,tn.
Tor inc opposluon W Ts. V,i ~ ch.i.
Of the uoVernment nav" - w NJ. ~.
lenged there can % no que.,lo az ,.1
count upon /, strussle Sn.s iii 81,
great poilhcAi fAI" ".hS, M;%.sair,ion
anoru lus',h.suou 40 .sIan,Iv Ia.
which Loru p~eaconshs'a ~ Au' wv
sires. MI. ..u.,., ,.a...
LONDON, July io.Limo ~ nt-SIaa-
Alton OF Ioerai AssocI.''ous ~ is
ham has Issued = circular u.Bins sn i.hmr
mediate n general protest ABAlhss .no
virtual annexation OF cyprus, anu tne
secret conclusion OF Al ahiAheo Win
Turkey. ..
r,is .=nno,nca In Official form that Sir
Garnet wolsley will sail on Saturday for
Cyprus. Ito will take with hin . 9rigado
OF brinsh troops rom aA' ~
tnsnox Jnly 10 correspondent
saws tho Car does not view tho acquisition
of Cyprus BY England 30 favorAbly Is
Prince Gortschakoff does.
A dispatch from Berlin declares the
rumors that Russian delegates mean TO
protest against the occupation Of Cyprus
lnfounded,
yIrSS,. July IO.-Tho Political Corres.
,o.d,,c, s,ates that Count Schouvaloff was
appraised OF the Anglo Turkish understand.
ing three weeks ago. The vienna papers
generally approve Of England's course,
LONDON. July i0.-lt 10 believed that
the British flag was hoisted In Cyprus on
Monday. by Lord John Hay, commander
OF the channel squadron. who had sealed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
THAT FAMILY fEup.

The other side OF the Aarsir-A.ss.
Mortsm statemeas OF Fisteher-
Dinerens Phase Put Upes she
whole NATTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
Yellow JNeket.

ON tho 400 level the station from the
WINE is completed. and drifting south Ia
we'll commenced, the drift being now In
Is feet from the station. with its face in
porphyry with seams Of quartz. No
water. The new shaft is dow 1910 feet,
bottom In hard, dry ground. About
$1,000 gallons Of water PER day Is raised
from the shaft. most Of which comes In at
the depth OF 300 and 1900 feet. The huge
new pumping engine has been In motion
during the past week and works very
smoothly. ON Monday noxt tho annual
meeting Of the stockholders will take place
at the company's Office In Gold Hill, for
the election Of officers. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

The pumps arc kept running steadily.
There 10 no change to note Of the opera.
tons on the 2i0o level. II 10 likely that
portion Of the air current coming through
the Sutro tunnel into the Savage mine will
be turned through the connecting drifts
into the Hale 4 Norcross. and create. In
stead Of the downeast current now had. an
upcast. which must greatly benefit the
ventilation Of the lower levels Of the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
Welis.Fargo.

The water IL now almost drained from
tho main shaft. the 500 station being
drained almost dry enough 70 resume work
at that point. Everything 10 running
nicely, and some lively prospecting Of inc
lower levels may DO looked for under the
present efficient management, - soon q
tho mine can DO put In proper condition
for rapid and economical work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
NITRO Taanei.

It having been deemed advisable for the
benefit and advantage Of all concerned 10
connect the tunnel with the east drift Of
the Savage on tho 1910 level. just be-
meath which the header Of the tunnel Was
running. 4 heavy blast was put in night
before last. which was exploded with or.
cellent effect about II o'clock. making Q
hole some five feet in diameter. aud con.
Meeting the Sutro Tu-nel with the mining
work Of the Comstock Lodo for the
first time. The hole has been enlarged,
and . strong current 81 air passes FROM the
tunnel up through the Savage shaft. The
face Of the header Is now about go feet
from the main incline Of the Savage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
EUROPE.
CLOSING SCENES OF THE BERLIN
CONGRESS.
The Batoum Question Fl.
nally Settled.
England Taking Possession
Of Cyprus.
How the Auglo.furkish Treaty is
Received.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE ooLD HUI
DAILY NAVAL
The ~AazIe-Turhlsh Trea.y.

SPECIAL DispArcurs TO rue ooLD HUI
DAILY NKws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10

GETTING REApY.-An engine 10 being
lifted up q. tho Gold Hill Foundry for the
DAYTON Gravel Mining Company. When
their engine has been placed In position
at their shaft the company will 90 for bed.
rock with q rush. AZ present nothing 10
doing In tho mine.
VINO CAN CLAIM u2-Our Gold Hill
postmaster has In his Office . letter from
..Liskeard," England. addressed 70 no one.
the superscription being simply. 'dold
Hill, Storey County. Nevada, U. y.
America" The envelope 10 bordered with
black.
srRAyED on SroLEs.-In another col.
umn will DO found q notice under the above
head. and inquiring for . COW. fully de-
scribed. Keep your eye ont for the AMI
NAL.
The sewer at the extreme northern end
Of @ street, Virginia. which was exposed
by cutting down the hill. 10 being SUNK %
low tho level Of the ground.
Amour 1880 o'closk last Sunday even
ing the stone house In American ravine'
near Silver. was discovered IN names'
and soon after burned Town.
ANDES ore 10 still accompanied from the
mimi To the Divide. on It's way 70 the
Ramsdell mill. BY tho cheerful music Of
the blacksnake.
CHARLES PoLrrxA has been granted the
necessary document TO authorize bis mar.
risgs with Kate hcCullsn, August 22d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
Caledonia.

Sinking the joint Wine below tho 400
level ON tho north line is making better
progress, the fow Of water giving much
less trouble. The face Of the south drift
on the 400 level Is still advancing, the
face In Q fine character Of vein matter.
Tho north drift on the 1000 level Is still
advancing. the face being almost entirely
dry. The east drift on the 1000 level 10
making good progress without any change
worth noting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
8lIien.

Sinking tho main incline below the 1910
Lowell l. making good progress. the bottom
lpartly in tho vein and partly In the foot
wall. The facs Of the east drift on the
1910 level 10 showing more water md .
much more favorable appearance OF Q
quartz and ore formation. Ths rock In
tho face Of the north drift on the 2OOo
level Is still quite hard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
STOCK REronr.
LAST

LAS KyESISo.
lis Raymond 4 Ely.
IS Eureka Con-. 56S
$50 Belmont. Acc, Sc
$50 Leopard. t5c. SOC
400 ella. 55c. COO
200 Northern Belle, iit, IL
$50 Hussey, zoe
800 De Frees, zoe, 2je
9i0'Grand Prize. . 40, > Is, ~
5O0sArgenta, tOc
$40 Navajo, Acc
1910 Endowment. TIC, &c
1890 Independence. l 90. i5
1850 Silver Prize. 2Oc. 2je
i50.star. IL
500 Day, 900
100 Hamburg. 2s
800 Hillside. 9.
1Os.Martin White. 4
500 Tiptop. 10
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-10
Julia.

On Saturday last the pump.rod broke.
which allowed the water TO rise In the
1000 level drift. compelling the stopping
Of all work on that level. A new section
Of rod was put in Immediately. and yes.
terdsy the water was being rapidly re-
duced and the level drained. when another
unfortunate break occurred. which will
probably be repaired aud everything put
In good running order by this evening.
In the meantime the water is being kept
down all that Is possible by the use Of the
donkey pumps in the incline and tho wa
ter tanks In the main shaft.