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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-03

A KINGS MISTRESS There was no
civil marriage between ROsina and the
late King of Italy. Hence, claims she
can have none whatever, since the law
does not recognize religious ceremonies;
and as Victor Emmanuel made no will,
she can only receive what the present
King may choose TO give her, though
she Is said TO have amassed great
many jewels, which, of course, remain
IN her own possession. She never was
seen at any Of the courts; the hatred
and seorn felt for her by the royal fam
lily are thoroughly shared by the nation.
Sue is byword of contempt and de-
testatiOn. To such strength do these
feelings rise that her son, young Mia
fiori, Is black balled in any club he tries
to euter, is insuited openly in the army,
and is scarcely received in any society.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-03

Representative Baker, Of NIassachu-
sets, said in a speech Ia the House the
other day that some Of his brother
members probably wanted to 90 10
Congress. "The gentleman must ad-
dress the chair" interpOsed Speaker
Long. at was the chair had specially
IN mind" retorted Mr. Baker. Loud
laughter
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-03

Logic may be compared TO thecleuched
fist, and rhetoric 10 the open hand
ZeRO.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-03

Colonel Robert Ingersoll answered
thus a reporter who asked him the
other day If he believed in no hereafter:
81 do not know. am aboard Of great
ship. ] do not know what port she left
or whittier she is bound. She may 20
down With all on board, or she may
reach some sunny port. do not know.
10 is no more strange that men should
live again than that they have lived. p
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-03

Faith is generally represented as
bedraggled female clinging TO sea
washed rock, but for simple, trusting,
undefiled faith, point Us TO an euiioL
paying postage on the paper OF uelll
ouent bscriber.-Br0OkUiHe De"iOcfdI'
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-03

Mankind has been learning TOT SIX
Thousand wears, and few nave learned
vet that their fsllow-beings are as goou
as themselves
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-03

Miuce pies cover multitude Of sins, as
the deacOn's wife said when he brought
home the demijohn.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-03
Err LOT;
OR,
How She Was Protected.
BY Mrs. A.LDuNIwAY.

lka' cred, according 10 Act OF Congress, in the
year IS, by Mrs A J. Duniway, in the Office OF
the brarian Of Congress al Washington CITY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14

ssseks BssGhs. asid and Carried
4. cssPSs;sggo'd''''i in San Francisco tATH .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
.,,,,.,, Yesterday n.s.,nr.

y sherman. II c whslan. J W Scott.
W II Davis, N Sweeney. V Burke. Charles
sehnori, T Ondorff. Geo Hanbridge. W q
Gallagher. Il Dcy, W d Harub. Thomas
smith. q ID Doane. DR. Heath. J N isaaes,
J Il MAllon. J y Esgan, q Luckhart,
Geo n Fowler. J Church and wife. NJ IL
Neville, Mrs Breed. J Thomas and wife,
Miss J Plank. Mrs Whitaker. Mrs forman,
Miss Uren. Jennie Hague. W y Otey
and family, Nc. II eager. A j Tyrreii
AMI wife. Miss l. forman. Mrs Scott, Mrs
J smith. Jos N Kinslcy. II A i.osenbaum,
Mrs Brown. A J Kennedy, W Wallace
Thos'SAsh. miss Kinney. Z Davis.
Jennings. Mrs Ford, T. NJ skagg-, CIV
Tozer and wife. Mis- I Harold. Mrs W W
whitman. Mr. Chamberlain, ] Neteehsr
and wife. Mrs Roberts, Mrs Roeheford,
J Timmons Jr. T. T Cox.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14

Coon ORE.--Phil. Smith showed us
some very good looking gold and silver
ore yesterday from a new discovery Of
his, made recently. some fourteen miles
eastward Of Forest City. California.
Tho ledge is from three to six feet In
width, and tho rock assays over 500 In
gold and as high rs $40 In silver. Phil.
IL q hard working. industrious pros.
pector and deserves 10 find the higgest
kind Of q pile.
SENT TO STOCKTON. Charley Rsy.
nolds Saturday night left for Stockton.
California, havipgin charge Mrs. Dohle.
the widow Of John Dohls. during his
lie n well known resident OF this city,
who is now completely deranged In in.
~tellect. She has long been o or less
wandering in mind. She 10 not vio-
lently insane, but very decidedly so
nevertheless,
The lateral branch OF the Sutro Tun.
mel going south toward the Julia mine
was last week advanced CO feet. making
its total length TO date 2G9 feet. The
temperature Of the rock In the drill.
holes Is Ill degrees, and In the face OF
the header Is degrees,
The engine drawing the train which
brought passengers from the State Fair,
at Reno. Saturday night. broke . piston.
or something appertaining TO the piston.
ON arriving at Gold Hill. Another loco
motive took the train up to Virginia.
JouS H. RrprSoroS Of San Francisco
has decided 10 the Electro.Silicon Com.
pany OF New York and In consideration
Of So gold coin. lC0 acres In section 30.
township Is. range 81, east.
p. FirzoEnlLp and James 7. Slack
have decided 800 feet Of the Gray Eagle
Mining Claim 70 T. A. Stephens. This
is part OF the Scorpion ground.
]. d. LorsAcuAs has resigned his
dsputyship under Constable Saunders OF
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
Goldea Prize.

The old mines OF Flowery District Z
Justly coming again into note and prom
inence from the fact that the latest
theories of experts aud others make the
north end OF the Comstock swing around
and point in that direction. A huge
lode or series OF good ore veins certainly
does pass through the District from the
direction Of tho main Comstock. aud
Flowsry District has In times past yield.
cd large amounts OF silver and gold bul.
lion. Many Of tho oldest mining loca.
tons in the District have been allowed
to lapse into ~obscurity. the locators neg.
lecting to keep their claims to the loca.
tons good by doing the regular amount
Of work called for by law, consequently
most OF the claims have been relocated.
and in the hands Of more able and stir.
ring men their bullion merits will now
b. systematically and sffectually do
veloped.
Among the most recent and best OF
these relocaiions Is that Of the Golden
Prize. The ground comprises q very
eligible portion OF the main ore belt,
being situated directly between and al.
Joining the Lady Bryan and the North
". = hin. ;o;p,lv developed under
~ .s.,.. J;ras,ion oi .Jobnny skae and
me ao"' IT,. oss ,osoprces bsino deyel.
o'ue, ~ thee n~a,aIloi lodges
ooPeu' s -, u, lila, ,yi,,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
Those Lost Letters.


The main features Of the lost letters
Of the Gould Il Curry, Best Il Bslchsr,
Hale & Norcross, Chollar-P otosi and
Bullion arc:
Chollar. Potosi-Drift on 1903 level 70
connect with Sutro tunnel made 81 feo;.
and had but 90 feet to run to connect.
The connection will be made this week.
Hale & Norcross-Wator still l foot
on 2l00 level. East drift, 1000 level,
advanced so feet; total length Ia feet
Pump averaged Gas strokes per minute.
aud had been still 3 hours 30 minutes.
Gould & Curry-All endeavors have
been conferred on work OF cutting down
drift 1900 level. The work will be fin
ished today. All the 20.inch air.pipe
is in the perpendicular shaft. and will
DO connected with the blower on the sur
face to-day. New joint shaft down lO5
feet.
Bullion-St Station set 2050 level Of In.
cline In place, and incline SINK 10 feet
below Il. Material fine looking quartz.
When this Is out Of the way this station
will DO cut out anu the 2O5O level pros.
pected.
Best & Belcher- DESIGNATING OF mir
connections have prevented operations
In the mine somewhat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
gnlifornlA-

vIEaINiA CRY, Oct. IL. lsIs.-c. v.
Gaols., Sscsshtry The work OF cleaning
ont the sump Of the Consolidated vir.
rinia .haf, is completed. and We are now
engaged in charging and retimbering the
1850 station and the west end Of the main
drift leading from the station to the O.. u
&. shaft.
The average daily yield Of ore has been
about 26s tons.
ON the 1000 level the work Of repairing
and retimbering the main east drift from
drift running south from the Ophir line Is
making good progress. We hnd 1t neces-
.ary IA maintain this drift for the ventil-
alton Of the 1850 level slopes As they al.
y.,ca
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
Opnir.

v%iRatxt, CRY. Oct. ~, isIs.- q. j.
Wsi.s, prs.iis-ts During the past week
the main inclin- has been sunk And tim
bered ~ feet. making a total depth of iji
feet ton the inclined below the 2iO level.
The hottom /. in hard blasting lOrphyry,
showing streaks Of clay.
On the 2lOO level the east driit from the
bo,tom of No. l wine Is now in - feet.
The face Of the drift having shown indica.
lion. u water. We started q diamond drill
hole which has struck . stream oil hot
water, for which reason work will DO sus-
pended in the face Of the drift till the 2iOo
station pump Is placed in position and
ready TO handle tho water. which work we
hope To complete during the coming week.
On the 1000 level the main north driit
has been extended 81 feet. and Is now los
feet north Of cro.seut No. 2. The material
passed through contains hard porphyry
but works we'll. The sou drift has been
extended ~ feet and IL nov $50 feet south
OF No. / Wine. leaving 81 feet To run be-
fore connecting with the joint California
Wine on our south line.
The work Of charging and retimberins
the drift. ON our 1900 level and the repairs
on the main shaft are progressing well.
W. IL. PATTON, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14

y CluggAgo. Charles Wilson. A Lewis.
g " Gorin. d Kin-man, \ L~ongabsugh.
A q sharpe. T y coghlin. d Magee'
" Il Little. FG Gillette, 7 J Sweeney,
W N BoArdmap. W l. Hinigan, William
Weber and wife. A Mckay and wife. l.
Dennison. wAB Cobb. u II Parkinson.
Vim Hill. ia Aikinsoa and wife, samuel
Davis. lev T I, Davis. Mrs l. Curtis.
Miss Wise. Dr J Fiattsry and wife. Mrs
W \ Cook. \ Germs. Mrs Pennoyer. NJ
Barney. Miss L l. CASTOR. Mrs Fox. Mrs
l. @ Gerans. Miss \ Emit, & W Mallett and
vita. J Babcock John Dennison, Mrs Nc
Kse. W J Fitzpatrick. Mis-. y Caldwell.
Mrs Brigham. J W FAlks. J = l. Derg.i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
BURNED DOWN.
Lady bryan Hsistiss works To.
tally destroyed Marrow Eseaps
Of Thirteen Misers-Lsss sus-
taIued.

A, r o,cloct vestsrday morning the
..,.u..m.,. I.jv prv., nina
us "oiA'
flowery, took hre ana burned GOWN
The flames spread with remarkable
rapidity. and 40 soon snveloped the
III. n,;,,;n, os IN p,event all efforts
70 ea"nsu''n ''
When first discovered o snoe' OF nahie
was shooting up the partition behind
the boilers. Scarcely bad the alarm
49,, ,;v.n N ,hoss In ,be works before
o'eA s' ...L.- :, a..
the roo' anu 'ho en'"'
works were on hre. The names arc
supposed to have been communicated
from n lamp behind the boilers, and
used by the fireman in attendance. Ex-
nelly how il not known.
When the alarm of fire was frst
sounded the engineer. s. Fraser. re.
cs;ysd a SIGMA from below TO hoist TO
tbe second station. Instead of doing
so ho brought the cage TO tho surface in
order to send the occupant below to res
cue the miners there Of whom there
ware thirteen, On reaching the surface
the man OH the cage refused to descend
10 his comrades again and left. II IL
NOT true as has been stated that Nlr.
Fraser left his post and iied at the first
alarm, He remained as long rs there
was any possibility OF his being Of u
nss nj iis post,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
That Great Arrest.

NEw YoRK. Oct. IA Times Chi.
caso special says: A, very sensational
story comes from California by the As
sociated Press concerning the reputsd
capture Of a Bank Of England robber.
William Pinkerton. Of the Pinkerton
Detective Agency Of this city. emphati.
cally pronounces the story to be without
foundation and got up to serve some
other end by the California man. "In
tho first place." he said. there mover
was a burglary committed On the Bank
Of England. The idea Of Col. Hender.
son making any arrest Is simply absurd.
Henderson Is chief OF tho Scotland yard
force In London. He never leaves his
chair but simply sits there aud directs
his men what TO do. As for Pinksrton's
force having anything to do with this Is
utterly without foundation. Allan Pin.
kerton is here. I am here. There Is no
such man rs Charles Pinkerton con.
nected with the firm or family. / have
no uncle Of that name. The whole
thing Is nothing less than O put.up job
by confidence men In California. That
I know 10 be the case.."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
Gaming wcs,

OMAHA, Oct. 1.-THE through.bound
irst.class passengers on to-day's train
leaving at 1880 P. NJ. to arrive In San
Francisco Oct. 18th, are as follows: Ell.
Gov. Stanford in special car. John W.
Mackay and wife. IL. Rosener and wife.
Edward Z. Goodshaw. Mrs. Mary Bragg.
William Morris, Miss Kitty White. Miss
Ella Reid. T. j. Petit Mrs. w. II.
Dimond, Master Ned Dimond. ]. Ash.
Joseph Wagner. San Francisco; DR..
Thornshaw and wife. Edward Perry.
Mrs. J. L. Wise. n. Y; Miss Sarah
Tuthill. brunswick. N. Y; Mrs. l.. d.
smith. Mrs. Davis. Howell. Mich; J..
q. Spaulding wife and son, Minneapolis.
Mimi; Mrs. Joanna Kitchen. Byron,
Mich; Mrs. Martha Botsford. Fenton
Mich; ]. q. Upderhill. New Rochelle,
n. Y; Miss N. @. Merriam. Miss @. @.
Soule. Springfield, Mass; Mrs. Gard.
ner Ball. Master Ball. Boston ; W.
Thomas. II. Britton, Australia; Levi
Reid. wife and two children. Albany. N.
Y; DIR. =. u. Steward, u. =. A.; DIR. ID.
N. Mcpherson, U. S. A., Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
Consolidated Virginia.

v,,o,x,, CRY. Oct. II, is7s.-A. ~.
u'IA-s SS.rs,a,., The work Of cleaning
~, ~. .nmn of the Consolidated Virginia
shst !. completed, and We arc now en-
r,,.b in charging and retimbsring the
seSS station and the ives, End Of the main
lid, leading TO the c. 4 q. shaft from
mi. station.
The average yield OF ore has been about
iss tons pr day.
On the 1900 level We are MAKING good
progress in repairing the south Wine
The cas-, drif, from tho south n oil the
old Slopes has been advance W ieet' pass
Ing through vein porphyry showing some
water.
On the 400 level the main cas-. arm mas
been eniafscu .hu SUI
Is now la feet from the main SHAFT. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
True Charity.

The following liberal donations have
been received at tho Ophir Office for the
benefit OF John Eslick. the miner who
was made totally blind by an explotion
Of powder in tho Mexican mino some
weeks ago Ophir. Mexican and Union
Consolidated employees, S7Gs 90 Sierra
Nevada employees. 500 80 /; Utah Mining
Company's employees, sG7 90; Imperial
Mining Company's employees, $50 90 I;
Lady Bryan Mining Company's EN-.
ployes, S3s Savage Mining Company 5
employees. S53 90 CLollan Norcross.
Savage shaft employees, SCI ; Hercales
Powder Company's Agency, $40; street
collections. 1913 90; total amount,
Sl,S33 10,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14


Monk CrTIzEss.-Ths District Court
this morning admitted TO citizenship
as follows /: Edward Kearncy, native Of
Ireland. aged 2s John Gallagher, Ire.
land, 30 ; WIN. Brown, Ireland. 81 ; C..
Lanthisr, Canada, 81 Frank Mcguire
Ireland. "a /; Procente Buletti. Switzer-
land. 81 ; VIM. ii. Bennetts, England.
"a I; John Hooper. England, 10 /; Gui-
seppa Canonica. Switzerland, 90 James
Gil, England, 10 Matthew Harvey,
Ireland, 30 Frank Green, Sweden,
80 August Loberoy. Germany, John
Latte. England, 30 ; Joseph richards,
Canada. 90.
On. DAVIDSON, specialist, has rooms
at No. Sc Friedrich House. Virginia.
The Doctor is q philanthropist. ~ well
IN a skillful physician and 1t does one
good 10 sit down aud hear him talk ON
any subject. for no is posted and knows
what ho is talking abou every time,
The Pioneer Mining Company has in.
corporated 10 work the mines Of Storey
county, Nevada. Capital stock, Sl0,-
600, 900. Directors -Charles Land, j..
NJ. Byrne, W. II. Wallace, N. A. ii.
Mason, y. Straus.
A courLE OF wide.awakc and energetic
canvassers are advertised for in another
column to-day. to solicit orders for en-
larging aud r%etouching photographs. a
rare chance for light and profitable EN-
ployment.
AssEssMEST.-An assessment Of iifty
cents per share is levied by tho succor
Mill and Mining Company. delinquent
OH the 10Th OF November. SEQ official
notice In our advertising columns to-day.
X. A. Andrews. who works ut the
Bslcher. while attempting to sever a
lend pipe, cut his left thumb this morn.
ing with a knife, nearly severing tho
member from tho hand.
b. DEILErIASE, II. Noce. q. Capurro
and q. Massa have located the Capurro
Mining Claim. 100 feet, south Of the
North Star, east Of tho Victoria md
Margarita,
MicHAxL CARRoLI. has filed affidavit
that Morning Star No. 2 location IN In
Virginia District. not Flowery District,
as the notice OF location enormously
stated.
TnE California Mining Company last
evening shipped 10 bars Of bullion,
worth s0i.l77 4G. The Consolidated
Virginia Company shipped II bars,
SPEAKING. - Hon. II. Il. Mighels.
Republican candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, Is booked for n speaking
campaign. See notice elsewhere.
TnK Rev. T.. Graham, lately called to
the passionate OF the Presbyterian church.
Virginia. preached his first sermon to
his new flock yesterday morning.
Tx Sierra Nevada the crosseut has been
pushed one set Of holes ahead and is
richer than ever. Developments in the
incline continue favorable.
FRAScIs l.. AuDE gives notice To his
friends through the News to-day that he
Is the Democratic nominee for District
Judge,
II. II. DAooErr. Republican nominee
"a.
for Congress. is in Austin, and will
speak there tomorrow night.
The Gould & Curry broke m incline
rope a. 6 p. Al. Saturday. The conse-
quent delay wal short.
John W. MAcKAY and wife have
passed Omaha OF their way homo.
Il. B. MITCHELL has obtained a license
TO marry Emma o. Augustine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
M,.iax interpretations. etc.

Articles OF incorporation AMI certified
lists Of officers have been filed In the Of
fee Of the County Recorder as follows ;
Sherwood Consolidated Mining Com
pany ; object. Ito acquire mineral
lands and mining claims in Storey eonn-
~. and particularly to acquire OF the
Brill ant Mining Company a portion OF
the mining ground and claims held by
that company. AMI TO engage IN mining
10. ores" etc. Dircctors-Robert Sher.
wood. John Foley. George Il. Thurston.
sam. T. Curtis, ". A. NJ. Van Bokke-
len. Capital $4,000. 900. Robert
Sherwood. President W. A. NJ. Van
Bokkelen, Secretary (; Sam. Il. Curtis,
Superintendent.
Curtis Consolidated Mining Com
many /; object same rs above. Directors
Robert Sherwood. George Il. Thurs
ton. Thomas s. Acheson. Sam. i. Cur.
,;s W. A. NJ. Van Dokkelen. Capital
sIo. OOO. 900. President. Secretary and
Superintendent same as above.
These articles % incorporation are
aecompanied by deeds 10 the respective
COMPANIES Of land by the Brilliant Min-
ing Company 49,, =,
TO the Sherwood Consolidated Of
100. 900 shares Of stock. the south 80
feet OF the claim in Gold Hill Mining
District. known a. the Curtis claim.
adjoining the Fry claim /: also the north
725 feet Of the Brilliant No. i; also.
the north Gas feet Of the Sherwood T;
also the Hastings claim.
To the Curtis Consolidated. in IKE
consideration. the north 40 feet OF b
"Curtis claim /; also, oil OF Brilliant
No. 2. -
Mountain View Silver Mining Com
many Directors - 4. =. Marsellus,
n. W. Towle. Jr.. Robert Sherwood,
IA. III. Fidsld, Seth Marshall. Jr.i cap
i,al. 80. 100000 L: p. Marsellas.
President; Thomas 4. Atkinson. Sec
Rotary; S. Locke. superintendent; TO
mine in Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
Home Arr

c. d. Mcclellan, the well.known
artist Of Virginia City. has placed on
exhibition in tho window Of Kierski X
Co. his picture entitled "The Danger
Signal" 1t represents q train on the
Central Pacific Railroad running ont OF
Emigrant Gap and about to enter upon
a high trestlework bridge to which some
accident has happened. A man sta
toned near the mouth Of the cut at the
end OF the bridge Is waving 0 red Ian.
tern as a signal Of danger ahead. All
is night above and around. and the head.
light OF the locomotive sends forth rays
that CLEAN wsirdly upon the rocky walls
Of the cut aud other surroundings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
lBelrhsr.
N. q. GILLETTE. supt.

GoLp HILL. Oct. ~, 1878. - Js~''
Nsria@d.. PS,.idsat' The north incline
has reached q depth Of 40 feet below the
23C0 level. having been sunk IL feet dur
ing the week. Tho south drift ON the
1850 level il in 2sj feet, having made y
feet during tho week. We also timbered
Is feet Of this drift during the past week:
Crosscut No. I Is In 2ij feet, the face still
in quartz aud ~porphyry. On the 2iGo
level We are now preparing to sink .
Wine down TO the 23CO level. There Is
nothing new In any part Of the mine.
w. II. SMITH. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
The Target.

Rod. Rorrigan, one Of the crack shots
Of the Sarshelds. Of Gold Hill, made a
most remarkable score at the 200.yard
target Of the company on Saturday. It
was as follows: 54455. 55i55. "a
544i5-93 out Of a possible
100. We believe no member Of q mill.
tary company on the coast a show
snch q record OF bullseyes as Rod. Sam.
Nutting. another Sarsiielder OF some
rsnown, made a clean score Of 90 on the
10Th instant over the same range. The
Sarfelds will do to bet on every time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14

Hon ID NJ Key and wife. Miss Kate Key,
Miss Emma Key. Col s hey and wife,
Hon II II Harrison. Mrs Thos l. James,
Mrs Harry q Pearson. Mrs c N Hondley.
Capt AG sharpe. John Jameson. NJ II
Harrington. J l. Callison. y Lord. Geo
DAILY. T q Herman. T T Colby. Jacob
Zech. y l. Edwards. J " Scott, V Burke.
Thos NEIGH and wife, Mrs Kennedy. Mrs
Cunningham. Miss l. Stewart. \ vssman'
Robt Chalmers. Mrs Breed, Miss = Reese,
Al Kennedy. Miss Uren. Mrs nanAloy'
= seldncr. N q Gillette and family. JOS
Martell, l. Noe. J Wood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
". II. PATTON, supt.

VIRGINIA CRY. Oct. ~. ISIS. l..
Wsiisr, President On the 1000 level We
are making good progress IN enlarging and
retimbering the main north drift from the
incline. While making these repairs the
drift will be Strengthened as much a. pos
-ible, which by starting tho distance from
the ophir incline TO the Joint Union Con-
-olidaied WINE will materially improve the
ventilation at that and other points on this
level where work Is being carried on. The
Joint Union Consolidated Wine on our
northern boundary has been sunk aud tim.
bered during the past week Ito . depth
measuring ON the slope) Of 40 feet below
the 1000 level. Tho material passed
through continues extremely hard blasting
rock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14
DON'T FORGET IT.

II you are troubled With nervousness. Are dis.
hesrtsned. tired Of life. fear death, or feel out
Of sorts. as the saying 10. you may safely con.
clude that you have the Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint. The liver 10 very apt 10 become
torpid this season Of the year. A. poisons aris-
taken into the blood. Unless the liver IL strong
and active, and furnishes . supply Of fresh and
pure blsod tO drive out the Impurities. the
above mentioned symptoms surely follos. and
II not needed. end In more terrible diseass~ and
death. whites Prairie Flower proves iiseli the
GREAT Liver Psnscea. ltz action IN the liver 10
different from ary mod cine ever compounded.
its cures are truly wonderiul. Try Il. Price
twenty-five centa and seventy.hve cents. Ask
Jones. the druggist. for II. aul7 COW y