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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03
Faox wAasxss private letter f:ou

faoH WARaExs private letter from
Warreus says that there has been come
quite cold weather there, but little snow
thas the Rescue mill was still running, that
DO cleanup had been made since it wss
ssarted up. that an assay Of the sulphides
taken from the boz Immediately below the
F6rst plate, after being separated from all
amaIR*m and iron showed . result Of lO2.
3s.Is ounces Of gold per ton. Pretty rich
that.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03
FLAX SEED.

ASA INDICTMENT TO INCREASE
n the production OF asx seed, tho undersign-
ed give notice that they will purchase at the
highest market price. or will contrac, for all
that may be offered Of next seasons crop.
through their agents, Messrs Allen 4 Lewis.
of Portland, from whom seed can be had upon
application.
JosN @. KIrrLE,
Manager of the Pacific Oil / Lead Works
San Francisco.
November goth, 1877.
7-6-mo.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

10 ARns Ysr The $50 rifles that were
eSered 10 be sent from Vancouver for the
soauuseer militia Of North Idaho have never
Sached here, snd W are tsld that the mil.
safy authorities 1t Vancouver wont send
ham. n
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03
p U N w ELL'S
ORC FINO
e x p r. e SS.

NARRYING U. s. MAIL AND PASSEN-
gers to and from Lewiston and Pierce
City, transscting business with W Ellis,
FARGO 4 CO.'S. Express. leaving
Lewiston on Monday and arriving 1t Pisres
ity on Wednesday. lssvisg Pisros City o.
Tesssasy sd asrivisg u Lswisess - 6stsr.
dsy of each week l-H
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03
water spout.

There was a cloud hurst on Pine Creek
Umat'lla county, on Monday, inund"tine
the valley for Ave feet in the track Of the
storm. Trees were torn IN by the roO's
grain fields ruined. The cabin belonging
to a man named Johnson was swept away
and much general damage done. Dayton
Chronicle
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

az Sxow.-When the stage left NJ. Idaho
on wednesday morning, snow At tina,
place was inches deep and still showing
aud continued until The stage crossed the
orAirie. Snow could be seen on Craig,
Fnountniu from Lew istOn the same morn
!. 3nu
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

YuRx.p Looss We are Informed that
tie fadian prisoners who arrived from Van.
eouver on the AimOtn last week. were turn.
- loose 40 they emerged from the mouth
81 the canyon road leading to Lapwai gar
sison Done by authority from Gen. How
neA
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

Or A vIs,f.- Mrs. Jennie Timbeflats
arrived on the Aipota from Colorado on .
visi. to her mother Mrs.. Soux. Many
friends welcOme her.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

h. R..rr,x Waffle situation bas
.,.oos hu. little change since our last
As, 20 far ~ prospect OF settlement OF
eul.ies bstveeu England and Russia.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

Dr~mvbu business you can engage 10. Is Ia
ENAI!vl$2o per day made BY any worker Of
kRN Either sex. right in their own locali-
HulIlv ties. Particulars and samples worth
D3JO 1 $5 free. Improve your spare time at
this business. Address SriKsoS / Co., Portland,
Maine. v2-n20-1y
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

NgEsaours Hoxs.-L. P. Brown, Esq.,
M NcPhersou and wife, came mp on the
slfota 90 Tuesday mo'n'ne enroute for
epe 1t Mt. idaho. Also Gen Wheaton
~ aud daughter snr,u,e for Lapwsi.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

0pxx 70 Ixp,.x Txsn,rosY .--Josepb and
comreers have been removed from
tenvorth 70 the Indian Terrisery
Ia vouia M, hs an Jddiau7''
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

4luorA- This steamer arrived on Tues.
4 morning early bringing 10 passengers,
Acruiss direct from New York, and 81
n Of freight. She returned the SAINT
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

3islross. - ". H. Rhett from Slate
roek; Judge Sweet Of the Colfax Land
zee; Mr.. Hopkins Of ths Gazette; Mr..
|0art merchant Of Colf.x, have visited u
y our last issue.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

g{xn 70 SroxAxs.-Our under sheriff
~ Kress, Abe Loevenberg and Mr..
4 enbsch have gone 70 the Spokane on
=. The two former ought to return
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

- Lewiston Mills are selling the hest Sour
- market for $500, Graham for $e.oo.
m foe q. o.. slso cracked wheat for fam
~ 10-2W.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

nss4fp "A mau was arrested In Gen.
valley yesterday, and brought to town
keharee OF stealing . fide.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

LAaon Eeas.-Two egg weighing II
ounces over half pound, ROY, were shown
q, from Mrs. Yaues but cochin hens.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03

=. n. psovn. Of Csuas Prairie returned
a nu,ebasiuR trip TO Portland on the
m and left for home % Thursday.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03
YOUNG
CAPT, SLIGART
WILL STAND THIS SEASON,
At Lewiston

Every 9th and 10th cay Except Sundays, J
commencing Monday the 9Th day Of May 1875.
The remainder Of the time be will stand at my
home on Wsha "rairie 10 miles south Of Lewis
ton.
Terms ele for season and cas- Insurance
Mares taken to ranch At owners risk and at
reasonable prices.
DESCRIPTION.
VOUNG CAPT. sLraART Is A BEAUrI.
full dark bay or brown. 10 Z years old the
s1nd day Of Nay 1879 lsl hands high. has
weighed l.sl7 pounds. and 10 we'll proportional
The sire was old Capt. sligart and dam .
ked-fox mare, known - Leviathan stock, was
10 hands high and weighed LAO rounds.
Old Capt: Sligart vas purchased BY W. c.
Myer, Of Jackson County. Oregon. in Licking
County. Ohio. and brought to Oregon BY him
Vi: r:n:% S.I 10 The Spring Of .'se as I;
weighed l 40 pounds. and has made his mile
10 S'4s. His sire wss . large Sir Thomas
horse his grand-srs . we'll bred hovse know
- woodwsrd's Sir Thomas, be BY Diomsd Jr.,
be BY Imp. Diomed. His dam was q we'll
bred Farmers Delight Old Capt. sligart 10 q
half brother Of Capt. Fisher. owned in Cali
forina. and weighs 1883 pounds; also hall
who has remarkable gait also half brother
to the celebrated Lady Lightfoot. Chicago.
Polly White Of San Francisco. Wild Bill Of
Buffalo another half brother called Capt.
Fairfield. was awarded Let premium 1t the
State Fair Of Ohio. for general use. Hence Il
10 plain to b seen that be 10 of . family Of the
best stock Of horses for speed and size. In
central Ohio his colts are large. we'll formed,
EASTER: :sissS . .ss bring the As';: fs'; ;E Il A'
For particulars inquire at Holbrook's Stable
2Q-lm
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03
A. lNTELL ioE N E

AS,.-rhe brs,s bsud has again started
40, N. MANAGEMENT Of J. R. Yane.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-05-03
Foreign Advertisements.
WALLA WALLA
FOUNDRY!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AssocIA,
j ted together for the purpose. Of sxscutiss
ell sorts Of Casting and Machine work NJ.
Coatss was formerly in The o. 8. N. Co.'S "a.
chine shop. at The Dallss. and foreman Of the
Willamette Iron works, at Portland, Osu. /;
while Mr.. Troup 10 we'll known - On engineer
and msehinist. having fitted up many Of the
fastest steamers on the coast. They ARE pre-
pared to All 1t short notice oil orders for
Saw Mill Work.
Repair ofAgricultural Machinery
Boiler Work.
And any business that properly belongs within
the range Of we'll regulated foundry. Also
IRON AND BRASS rOUNDEl. 3,
BOILER MAKERS, and
GENERAL MACHINISAS
Manufacture Stationary Engines ond Boilsss.
saw Mills, Grist Mills. Quarts. Mining
and Agricultural Machinery.
Repairing Of Machinery aud Boilers
executed with Nestness aud Dispateh.
the cheapest and best 10 use. Also
agents for Moore / Parksr's
Celebrated Water Wheel
Cheaper than ony other wheel In use.
| IRON FENCE,
CASTINGS, ETC.
They have put In new supply Of tools and
machinery. by which they will bs enabled 4
perform any needed repairs to Agrioultura
Machinery in the best style. and ct short no
tice. Patronise homo industry. and kssF
your money in the country
| ~ OLD METAL BOUGHT. -
| WV. CoArss,
26-tf W. II. TRouP.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
AsrkSSMENT~.

On: dslisqs.ni Jsls S,h: sale day. July
18Th.
l.esiassss-i5 Gems per share levied Nav
7sih; dsinqasst July ID; sale day, jay
I'D.
ss~esv- n per share: is,ied May 18th: delip-
aseht Jaiy I'D: sss dag. July 18th.
Nee Yssh ~ cents pc share; levi q May
soth ~dslisaaset Jane ash; sale day.
July 10Th.
rsseasssa- 50 cent. per share lsv,od May
NH d~eiinqasnt Jals s.th ssis DAY. JUL
18Th.
ssiiI,.m r.ss-a e.at. per share: levied
Nay ltth. delinquent Jass i'th; sale day.
July i7th-
Mszteas-,e cents pee share: levied nsy
las, csiilassnt June si.i, ale day. July
i0th.
naie a Nsrepsss 20 cents per share :
issiet Nsy itih: dsjsaasnt Jabs isth' sale
day. July 10Th.
stevss Nesaas-0 cslts per share: levied
Nay itth; dslinqaeai Jsss ists; ssis dsy,
July stb.
B<sehep-ti per shsre: levied Nay itth: de-
iipqaent June isih; ss'- day. July sth.
uslehes-St p~r share levied Nay itih de
iinqasnt Jane 18th; sAis dAy. July sih.
Atss-u Yer sharv: levied Nay 10th ; de
l~inluent June itth: sAis day. July III
Wsva-D cents pss share; levied May 9Th;
deiinlusnt jane iith: sale day. June 18Th
uBalssnsrs Css.-y0 cents y Q share. lssisd
Ap,il sosh: d~sisnass.t June 81: sals day.
yaDs list.
Ovessaas- IS PEE sbsrsx tylsd April 18Th;
~dslinaaent Nay 5ist: sale dsy. jane nth.
Gsees- " cent. p<r shan, hvisd Apni 10Th:
del naasnt Nay 2'th; saie day. June ifh.
Bsss& neieher-S o. per .hsr. levied April
10Th: delinKuent Nay 2ist. tale day. Juns
lUth.
Csandsaee-O cents per shafs. isvtei April
isik: ~islinqaeut Nay fd; sale d'y. jane
nsssh S,ss. ybvxtaia-;o cents PER share:
Issi-d April issth; eelihaaspt Asy 18Th.
a's dag. June sth.
Yslisu Jsskss-tl pss shsre; levied April
ah; dsiinqaebt Nsy SIN: ,sls day. Jass
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
First nesaiag for the Meath Of
Juss- Regular Busisess Teams.
acted.

The Board Of County Commissioners
met In the County Court House. Virginia,
q. 1850 O'Clock this morning. Present
Commissioner Fox. Hazeltins, Torp. Nye
and Chairman Sheppard.
County Physician P. T. Kirby presented
his report for the month ending May 81.
1878, - follows: Admitted during May.
So; total treated. 90; discharged. IS; died.
8; total accounted for. 81 |; remaining In
hospital June I, 1878, so. or these. Q are
females aud 81 males. Daily average Of
patients In hospital daring May. 81.
buriug the month Of May the following
named persons we're vi4ited and furnished
with medicine: John Lyman. Robert
Graham, Robert ciaator. Dennis Meaghsr.
John Ramond. DR.. Kirby also called Of.
teniion 10 the fact that Juno IL the month
In which the house Il usually cleaned and
whiiewashed.
W. W. Hobart. State Controller, sub.
mitted tho list Of foreign fire Insurance
companies that have complied with the
laws OF this State. and that have agents
and attorneys on whom service Of papers
may be had In case litigation should arise
between the insured and the companies.
Tho amount OF SIS was appropriated for
the purpose Of sending the child OF d.
Gerry 10 San Francisco. In order that an
operation might 10 performed for partial
paralysis.
Mrs. Faikner appeared and asked to
have her husband released from custody.
lie was sent mp for six months and has
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
n.,h.d,.s Festival.

Tho fair 81 the Methodist Church In
Virginia last evening was we'll attended.
and . pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
present. Tho tables were amply provided
With fruit. loo cream, ooffse. etc.. aud were
we'll ~pa.ronired. II 10 expected that this
evening the house will DO crowded. A fine
programme and readings will DO given.
The several tables were served by tho FOL.
lowing ladies'; Fancy table-Mrs. Nickel.
w, MIss Spence and Miss Book. Variety
tsble-Miss Jennie CAN'T aud Miss Rosa
Williams. Flowers - Miss Davis, Miss
Hurry. Miss Petrie and Miss Herrnleben.
Iemonads-Nn. Woods and Miss Petrie.
Fruit Mechanics Williams. 0ault and
Winters. Ice cream-Mesdames Fisher
and Bennsts. Tea and cofee-Mesdames
Currler aud Nelson. Young ladies were
present 10 assist oil the ladies. This even.
Ing Mrs. Layton. Mrs. wntell and Miss
0sult will slng. Mrs. LsphAm. the bril-.
liant pianist. will favor the audience with
soma choice gems.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

An oLp SOLDIERS PRoPERrr.-A small.
dilapidatcd wallet. picked up by Mr.. !. ID.
Kline. was brought 10 this ofice yesterday.
Tho only item OF importance In its con.
fonts !. . certificate q honorable di.snsrs =
neoroo W n sIona' mu,ieian in comp.py
p Ninth NORTHUMBERLAND Infantry. Al he
expiration Of his term Of enlistment. The
owner can have II 10y calling at tho NEWS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
Calsdeaia

The south drift on the iioo levsl 10
being pushed steadily ahead. Tie face still
10 quartz and lively vein matter. Sinking
the joint winxs on tho 0verman south
line has not been resumed, although the
water In the bottom shows signs OF grad.
ually receding. The faco OF the north
drift on the 1000 level II sull In lively
vein matter. The east crosscut on the 1000
level 10 In soft porphyry. Everything In
and about tho mine Is In good working
condition and tho prospecting 10 being
pushed with great energy on both the iioO
and 1000 levels.
The Joint improvements Of the Home
stead. Golden Standard and Wheeler mines
are steadily advancing. Tho open cut for
the main threecompsrtment working shaft
Of tho Homestead. 10 being driven forward
two feet per day ON an average.
ausre rasnsi.
Face Of header u soft vein matter. com
posed Of quartz, porphyry and clay, re-
quiring close aud careful timbaring. Some
very fair assays are given. and the tunnel
II probably running into tho outskirts Of
the east ore formation Of the Comstock.
Ward.
Sinking the main shaft 10 being pushed
ahead with all the vigor possible. When
this shaft reaches the 1900 level. u will
thoroughly ventilsts and enable tho com,
plets prosecuting Of both tho Ward and
Julia mines 10 the depth OF 1000 feet O
more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

I,o~n. Tn and shs naskss Lively
ImpssvtoE Prospects, ~ vartsas
Impsrsa.s Psists che sauss-
Opstr. savage. Jsiis, Ssapsrias.
arsws rstst. bstesss. Ala
sstrs russei - Dtvtdesds- A.
So aas~sts Comprehensive Hua-
ssary ct she kssiss Msstsg siss
asisa 1oDay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
C.a.s.ry s,r..s.

Aided was hled for record Monday con.
veying from Z. Buckley 10 the town OF
Gold Hill. all that portion Of the lot OF
land claimed by the said Z. Buckley. con-
demnsd by the said Town Of Gold Hill for
street purposes, and enclosed betwcen the
north and south lines Of Cemetery street,
a. laid down on the Official map OF the said
Town OF Gold Hill. The consideration
named Ia 500. This settles the question
with regard to the opening Of Cemetery
streot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

We all remember how we'll we vero
pleased with the salsbury Troubadoura at
tho time Of their last visit 10 Virginia
City. Tomorrow evening they will
again make their appearance at Piper's
Open House In their musical extravsgsn.
n. They will open with Patchwork"
They will give bat three night perform.
anoss and o matinee. Our people were
delighted with these singers On the COCA
sion Of their nnt vidt, and will no doubt
heartily welcome their return. They give
. very amusing. Jet solid and satisfying
eneTaipmept There 10 nothing silly or
v~jshy-vaahy about their psrformanoes;
There 70 much that 10 funny. bot 10 10 al
good. s~pbstsntiL fun. The News be-
speaks for them > liberal recognition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
POLISH rnE YouNasrRsS TEETH

With sozoDoST. and when shsy grow up
thslr mouths will Be garnished with sound and
handsome one. The foundation Of many .
toothaehs u laid In CHILDHOOD BY nsSket, and
n IL VEN Important 10 the velLbeing Of sithsr
child OF adult that the teeth shouid BE- we'll
tsien rare Of. bad tseth arc no a. masticaton
Of the focd, and breed dyspspsiA- Naks then
Vti's . strong. therefore. With Oz0D0nr-
Uss u Without delay. myii In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
p,,s,s.-.. s...s. svs.,.s.

Froude, J ID Minor. A Nay. ID sykes.
a Il Dickson, J d Manhall. A Mcmillan.
r Downing. p Kennedy. WIN Prince. 'c
LeeAy. d susrue. Mn Carter. u Jenkins
Nj. z Mitchell. p II williams. J Sullivan
Mr. ylu.on. Mis- Mcdonald. Mrs NO
Douall. Judss Leonard. John finnigAn'
N Pinuig.n. J Y Sullivan. J n summer.
ID u Wilson. C Dsnievy Mrs 7 Weed. Ew
Hsfris and vie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

Assxsxsxxr.-Au asssssu.ut al ~ cent.
per share IL levied by the Trojan Mining
Company. delinquent OF the sthrof Juiy
next. Nee ofhciL notice In .Adverps-
ing celumRs to-day.
Tux westarn Union aiming claim. vir-
gaia Mining District. has been located BY
Peter Ward and W. Z. Judd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
rak pA,.AcR EArIna STAND.

For . roaa of bssf une.eslisd In storsy
county. 10 10 Thomas Hsffvn's Ealing Stand.
IN ne Pslsos Saloon. No. ! North o street.
Vindnla CIV. Srssh oystsss 81 all houn IN
syssy styls. Forty nlnsn aiwaIs On hand .
pishi. For t.ssy, home ssyis o. eookins. eng
sIurd, The Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
tn III ap1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
DivIDINiA

Caussysts-s7p per shar-. seErssatips ti.oso..
60; declared Nsy nh; paSsbie Nay
Consolidated viextsta--N zee share
agsvvatinS ssp.sou: dselsnd MAJ e'h'
payable h.y itth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
FROM =. THATCHER, NJ. D. or
MEnMON, n. Y.

"wnrAs's BAiAAS or WILD cHrHRr gives
universal satisfaction. IL Scsms 70 cure .
cough by looseuins and cleansng the lungs,
and aiiayinR irritation, thus removing the
eause. instesd OF dryiuG mp The eoueh and eav.
loo the csuse bshipd. I coesldsr ,hs bAlsAH
tbs bet cough medicine with which an 90
quslnlsd" Sold By all druegtsts. jesim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
MURRAY 4 IASnAN's FLORIDA
WATEu

Rrsts Q wonderfully sxhiiarsting and refresh.
ing influence on svey ons coming within it,
range, and - . Consequence. d parties where 10
% usd. NE dancers fol M fatigue, the con
vsrsation never nsgs. al The msotal povsv
Of ths guests hsing shnuiatsd 70 htnsst
dsxrte. N.Y. In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

10 NoESiSo.
,os. n,,ir A. Az. ia.
Tn ur.i..n ioh iOs., M.
80 GoaIJ . cn,r, I'D.
rs r.. . i,sl.h., ii.. il.. IA.
.rs, CsIiforui.- an 40.
oio s.,.,.' I0t-n
.Is Con VIRGINIA IA. a.. Ia.
so choii.r' "a
ass H.l. a Norcross.
s79s Cra~n po,nt. a.. A A d. x5. 4 10.
a. 40
"a, ys,iav Jacket. ~.
,.os inns,,.I 4 az, ~ LiO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

Tn Yosnswosh 0yssss saA cAos Assss.
No. - sosth 9 ss.st. VIRGINIA Oily, y ~
ss1,sg sstsbiishunt - W ogussesE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05

TEE YoanesorsA 0ysssr and Chop Hoass
No. II South Q street. virginia Oily. b Ne
issdiag ss~tabbsAmsst % ~ ooustoek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-05
THE EUREKA MINES.
Latest Oaeiai Aistsg I.sstsrs :
Other Aisisg Items.
yrRrxl CONSOLIDATED.

kNH&Aa
RpRxxA, Nov, Juno 1. 1s7s.-w. W.
Traylor,, Secretary Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company, Ban Frsnclsco-Dear
Dir: During the past week tho usual
amount OF ore has boon extracted from the
mine.
There IL no apparent change In sny Of
The ore bodies. The nth level northeast
drift hiss been run % feet. Tho ground Ia
getting Q little softer. with indications OF
ore
Tho raise from the ninth Lowell 10 now mp
6s feet. The west drift from the main
crosscut on the seventh level has been run
q feet; total length from turn.table, 2it
feet. There 10 no change 10 appearance OF
the ground slnce last report. The west
drift from crescent No. 2 on tho ninth
level has been run 8 feet In favorable
ground for ore. Tho east drift has been
run II feet, with good indications for ore.
The incline has been sunk 10 feet this
week, and 10 now down $50 feet below the
ninth level aud rs feet below the eleventh
level.
Tho new furnace was started up on
Tuesday morning. and has been running
we'll up 10 the present time.
hsss P,oI = x.,saa ~ "a ,"ns mar
day. We expect 10 do better next week.
HANBuRo.
Frprr.. Nav. June a, ls7s.--D. A.
Jennings, Secretary Hamburg Mining
Company. Han franeisco-Dear slr /: since
my last report the following progress hAs
been made:
Two hundred n nity evei-Drii ron
the bottom OF Wine advanced ~ ieet, WIN
no material change 70 hok. uno 49,
now In vein matter o. . ,Avol,p'o sn,iso,
Ter. ore Dody 90 zee. aooye VIC S'o ts'
10 opening up nneIy Aha y's'ans eo"
eraoie amoun. ., e.ns an Az 's..,-w.,n
fou, nunuIeu y o;..s m.L,nc
y arii. W. .as ..n n. 80 III. H.
totsi on ~ ,eo' i.'a shs.s s.sI.. ,hsn
rock In the i.ce y soue"nv "s,u . a.nA
usual, b q Dlasu Ven. We nA.e oo ann
menced siopinR ou' ORC 1870. ms ~
and w ioSeis' ine ore oouJ e'""'"''
iook veil. ID ..
BIZ hundred ievei-sou,n a i.I ~ ,ha
~ iee1' D !. ~. ~
Dnring The veeI ve have shipped 10 the
,,,nsco ii ana io Of ore. We will COM.
msnce to.morrov 10 hoIst ore already
sninsS In ,ha .outh ,b,it. and A soon A
-. 49, lam raom iii r,iss the ora Al.
w ua.S IL ,ha W.aa .na W.mbure
Iessy ''n'' J ~ powr,, snnt.
shsi"'
orDprs q BERTRAND.
The .Ss#tisoi Of the 4th instant says: A
very important development has been
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aucs tAs ans day Of The month The
General Fund Of ths County Treasury b.
bssn rsp,snishsd 70 the extent Of
0S,le9 %,
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A moUssIIoLD PERFUME.

Every family sbls to appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure Afforded By Q really healthfui and dc
iicIous performance should supply themsslves
With the genuine Murray q lanman's florida
water. It1s the most delightful and most last.
Ing Of Ill fragrant watefs. mys I'm
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CARD.

10 al Who arc nnsring nom the erFors and
indiscrssions Of youth. nervous wesknss-. carry
decay. Ioss OF manhood. etc. I will send .
rece(nt That viii cure you, YRHH OF cnAnou.
This grsat rsmsdy vss discovered bys mission.
AZ In South America. Herd . helf-sdd,esscd
envs,opc to Tho Rkv. y0sKPa :. IMAM.
ststioa d. Bible Hou.e. New York City.
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Hale q Nerersss.

Tho pumps have been kept running
steadily during the week. but owing 70
changes At the Savage. and but The pumps
Of one mine being run . portion OF the
time. the watsr has been held at Ids
lance Of 20 feet below the 2i00 level. with.
out trying to make any considerabls gain
In reducing the How. Repairing the north
drift ON the 400 level connecting with the
Savage 10 making good progress.