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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-05
SUICIDE OF A CRIMINAL.

ST. LOUIS, August 3:-Adolphus A.
Perrel, in jail on the charge Of obtaining
money under false preteuses, jumped from
the upper balcony OF the prison to the
atone pavement below, distance Of over
20 feet, obout 2 o'clock this afternoon,
with the intention OF committing suicide.
Both Of his legs were fractured above the
knees, the bones Of one foot fractured and
the skull indented. He will die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-05
SUICIDE OF A DOG CATCHER

At the same time last night Charles
Wagmann, formerly dog catcher, and a
man OF brutal instincts and passions, blew
his brains out st the dog pound, in the
lower part OF the city. He used an old
horse pistol loaded with wadding, and the
entire upper part OF his head was blown
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-05

New York, August 3.-John Christo-
pher probably fatally shot his wife to.
night, and then himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-05
DAYLIGHT RoRRERY.

C. q. Stone, while returning to Hale's
piano factory from the bank, with $1,000
10 pay the workmen, was garroied in
Weat Twenty.fourth street, and robbed OF
the money, by two men, who escaped in
butcher cart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
HOY Drownsd.

Last Saturday evening about $50 o'clock
Joseph r.. son Of W. T. Hutchinson. su'
perintendent Of the Iowa mine. was
drowned In . bathing place constructed
by some boys in Spanish Iavine. above
tho mouth Of tho Cole tunnel, In the
northwestern part Of Virginia City. The
boy was eleven years and nine months old
and Was . very bright and intelligent lit
tie fellow. There are i've girls In the
family and this boy was the only son.
The hole In whichs the lad drowned was
about 1--WE feet deep. This deep part was
out Ia the middle Of the reservoir and the
descent into IL was sndden-off the edge
OF . sort Of reef or ledge. Thus the boy
found himself fioundering beyond his
depth before no knew Of his danger. A
boy named Fogarty, son OF James Fogar-
~, who lost his life In the Gould 4 Curry
mine Q few days ago. camo near being
drowned while vAinly endeavoring to save
the life OF young Hutchinson. Although
10 was known that tho boys had built .
dam across tho ravine and made . small
reservoir In which thoy were In the habit
Of bathing. no one thought Of tho place
being 80 deep a. 10 DO dangerous. They
had q swimming pond ct tho same place
last year. hut no accident ever occurred 10
alarm the parents Of the boys frequentins
tho place,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
asy., Arch ni.,.s Company.

Philip Corcoran Of Gold Hill on the 9Th
Of November. 1871. gave q deed Of trust To
certain mining grounds in Gold Hill to Z
syndicate composed Of Philip Corcoran.
John l.. Murphy and q. II. Siiliman.
Murphy subsequently, assigned his inter.
est to G. A. Harris. This syndicate
formed the Royal Arch Mining Company
for the purpose Of developing tho said
mining grounds by appointing Philip Cor.
coran. O. II. Silliman. J. q. Riley. J.
l.. Murphy and Mark Mcdonald ~ Trus.
tees. Marx Mcdonald. ]. q. Riley and J.
l.. Murphy resigned their dircctorship,
thus breaking mp the quorum Of the
Board. Therefore. on the 9TH day Of the
present month. Corcoran. Silliman and
Harris, the members Of the syndicate. de-
clarei the Royal Arch Mining Company
dissolved and they now forbid its resusci.
tstion under any authority derived from
such syndicate. The mineral lands above
mentioned revert 10 the possession oil
Philip Corcoran.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
GOULD AND CURRY

VIRGINIA err. June 0. ls7s.-A. K.
Durbrow. Esq., Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining Company-Dear Sir: Tho main
incline was sunk and timbered 10 feet
during tho week. We are still repairing
the pump compartment OF SHAFT and hope
TO complete u this week. On Thursday tho
bob connection at the sth station broke,
which caused . ~stoppage OF the main
pump Of II hours. During this time the
water raised in the incline Is feet. The
pump 10 again working woll and the
water lowered 8 feet. leaving 0 feet more
TO DO pumped out. The whole mine con.
tinues very hot. but this will be remedied
- soon a. the incline Is completed to the
1900 level. Everything on the surface Ii
working we'll and machinery In good order.
y. Il. OsBusros, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
BELCHER.

ooLp HILL, June 8. 1878. - James
Nswlands. Esq, President Belcher Min.
ing Company-Dear Sir: Tho south
WINS from 1900 level Is down 148 feet.
having been sunk 80 feet during the week.
Tho bottom Is In porphyry. and judging
from the formation a we'll - from the
fact Of its being sunk on the east aide Of
the vein. We will not cut the vein before
reaching the 2l60 level. The south drift
on the 2i60 level 10 In 800 feet, 40 feet hav-
ing been added during the week. The east
drift on the $500 level IL In II fest. Tho
face has the appearance Of being near the
vein. AZ o - We reach the vein I In
tend to run Q lateral drift south on
the west side. far enough 10 make two
crosscuts IT tho same time. The drift
running north on the same level is now In
Sc feet. Sinking the incline will be re-
sumed on Monday. and a. soon - the
pump rods arrive from Oregon. every
thing will be In readiness 10 continue the
pump down to the 23G0 level. Castings
around the bob stations and ,timbering
will oon DO completed. AL parts Of tho
mine where prospecting 10 being done are
very warm. which retards the work very
much. All the machinery 10 In perfect
order. and running we'll.
W.. II. SIXTH. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
aILYIR HILL.

GoLD HILL. June 8. is7s.-w. f. Dean.
Secretary Silver Hill Mining Company
Dear Sir: During the past week the main
incline has been sunk and timbered IA
feet.
On the 300 level the main east drift has
been advanced 81 feet.
On the 400 level the lateral drift north
has been driven - feet through . forma.
ton Of quartz and hard porphyry. The
south lateral drift has been driven ~ feet.
The face Of this latter drift this morning
shows more quartz than at any previous
time.
I intend TO m crosscut No. 8.
100 feet north OF crosscut No. 2 from the
north lateral drift on this level. some time
during the coming week. This crosscut
will be driven east from the north drift to
cut the vein Of quartz developed BY cross'
cut No. Z.
There are no other changes to note this
morning. n. G. HILLYER, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10

srrr ron DiyoRcr.-MArtha A. Burke''
h.. brought suit for divorce against ia
.sph u. Burkstt. The complaint details I.
great many wrongs and injuries suffered
nv plaintiff at Howland's Flat. California.
sni Al sutro and in Virginia City; Nevada
The plaintiff asks for tho custody OF The
thrrs children which have been the irui'
Of the marriage Of plaintiff and defendant
The parties were married In virginia 'iy'
Neyada. November o. 1851.
Tur ANNUAL BLow-our.-The fin'es
viii soon have . big fandsngo snd Jam
bores near Gold Hill and Virginia. cap
tain Bob, A. Is his thriitful habit, iseass'
Ing about. seeking means for making .
few dollars out u the display. He has in'
yoked Dan Do DULLES aid. n promises
thai the Affair shall b. n grand success
AS Wa. Ran Franciseo's big Nay mnsisai
fe.tivAl. The mADager has promised W
have . big drnm.
THr net proceeds Of the fair n fesiivA'
held in Virginia City last week for ths
beasnt Of 81. PAul's Church amounted "
Sl,6S7 ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
oPuIR.

v,,o,,,, C,,v Inn. a q 7s-Colone,
" VII, p,.s,Js,, Onhir Mining
- ~, H.. tn. main %inclins
- 81 ,imh.,sJ "a feat Inriny
,ns ~, ~ ,o,.i Jsnth' l0i feat below
~. ~ peoa ,",a, Tha ~ .on,inns. ysrv
sno ,J,"n ~. -n,nn,.r nnmn a, az
ns,n .s' .,,pn. nth
~ io.ei - ~ -. -
Tue man pu%P ,o1 ny ~, AN, 10. ,..,
,,o.nsaJ M to- ,o,.i length from the
auvan' tu.,n. s,s 1ss, M matsrisi
man sn" -, 49, hI..,;ng
pssyu h'oush 49, :, ans,,, TN
Pp'p"s'y, w ao,nr,.,aI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10

School Census Marshal G. d. McDufie
last, Saturday completed his report OF the
number Of children In Virginia City. In
Gliding Flowsry. OF which the following Is
. summary: Number Of boys between the
ages Of O and Is years. i.227 number Of
girls between the ages OF o % IL years.
1929, making two more girls than boys.
Total, 2.t5C. Children under 0 years OF
age, 1862. Number Of children under II
years Of age born In Nevada. 2.l0S.- Total
number VI children attending public
schools. l.457. Total number OF children
attending private schools. AZ. Number
Of children between the ages Of 0 and Ia
years not attending any school, al. Total
number Of children under II years OF age.
4,OCG. This Ia 2i8 more than was returned
II the last census. No deaf and dumb or
blind children we're found In tho census
district.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
Exercises.

The preparations for the exhibition to
he given a, the close Of the term by the
graduating pupils Of tho Virginia Third
Ward School ara still progressing. Pro-
fe-sor A.. II. Willis. principal Of tho school.
has informed . SEws reporter that the elo-
~cutionAry play of Douglas" by DR..
Holmes. will be presented with appropriate
scenery. ~ the entertainment will be given
in Piper's Opera Honse. The fine English
comedy of " Bamboozle" will be intro
duced aud will cause plenty 81 fun. Miss
Mary Nicholson will offer the salutatory
and Miss Maggie Monahan will pronounce
the valedictory. Miss Minnie Pine will
read an original poem. A paper. 10 10
edited exclusively by the members Of the
graduating class. will BE- read. There will
be vocal and instrumental music. under
the direction Of Mrs. wAstell. who !.
teacher of music In the Virginia public
schools. Definite notice Of the time Of the
entertainment will be given.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
REPORT.


THIS MORNING.
$50 0phir. ~, i2s. AN. 43S, "A. iiS
i3s, -, Al. az. a..
1t55 Mexican, H., IL, iOL
US Gould 4 Curry, CT, ca
30 Beet 4 Deleher. i3a
GO California. 20s
l2G5 Savage, Ia, H., ~. H.
620 Con. Virginia, iiii. liS Is, IA
20 Chollar- Potosi, 2TS
155 Hale 4 Noreross. ~, ~
100 Crown Point. 4 30, 4 80, 4 q bio
eco Yellow Jacket. So. 81
2270 Imperial. Sc, 500, SIC
100 Kentuek. >
lsj Alpha. l0A
1873 Bslcher. 2 co. 2 -
50 Utah. 81
1870 Bullion. 5, 5t, "a
40 sierra Novais. J 80. ~, as
1910 Eieheluer. > 30. 3a, ) 40, IS
1855 overman. i2s. la i2's. 49,. i2'.
l2a
$50 Justice. J 80
$50 suecor. zoe, i5c
4Gj Union Con-, I 81, 4 M, III
s25 Alta. ~. u.
$40 Julia. 7t,7h
$50 Caledonia. I ~, I NJ
30 Silver Hin. is.i5
800 New York. iOc
100 Occidental. CSC
40 woodville. $50
100 Lady Washington. :
$500 Crown Point Ra,ine, 30c. 2jc
200 Con. washoe. 2Oc
$500 wellsfargo. iOc. Sc. iJc
1850 Ward. I ". ~. IL b5
q $50 Leviathan. i5c
1850 Trojan, &c, 100
COO Boyle. tOc. tjc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
A Ii.,i. ssiri prov s-.i.

1850 o'clock this morning Cherry"
Colman. aged u months. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred. ColmAn. was drowned
nj her parents residence. No. i'a
south Howard street. Virginia City. The
little one WAS playing aroand the HOUSE
while her mother was engaged In domestic
Luties. Her mother missing her rom the
room for Q few minutes went In search OF
her and found her with her face submerged
in . tub u water which hal been left stand
ING near the door. There was hut seven
!, ,che. OF ~Ater in the tub, but the little one
isl,' so that her feet were left ON the edge
n, a ~ tub and her face MAS under the va.
,s, Not being able 10 help herself. she
"a. " course. Immediately stranglel.
he, xfs u the parents are wrung will
grief A Lrighter little being than Cher
~ never lived.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
JANrsG. FAIR. Supt.
CALIFORNIA.

viRoINI, CRY. June s. is7s.-C. p.
Gordon, Isl, Secretary California Mining
Company-Desr Sir; The enlarging and
retimbering Of the upper section Of the
Consolidated Virginia shaft from the $40
level up Is completed. and We are now u
gagged in putting In new guides In the
finished portion. We expect 10 complete
this work the coming week. We shall
then at the 1850 level and en-
large and retimher tho shaft from that
point up. This work Is being prosecuted
As rapidly a. possible. though seriously
retarded by tho excessive heat In the shaft.
These necessary repairs interrupt the
ventilation VI the mine, rendering the
lower levels excessively hot, thereby inter-
fering very materially with the extraction
Of ore. On the 1900 level the work Of re-
pairing cro-scut No. 4 and the north lat
eral drift still CONTINUES.
On the 1000 level w are yet engaged In
the east lateral drift. The Slopes are
yielding tho usual amount Of ore OF good
quality.
On the 1850 level the north drift from
the Consolidated Virginia shaft has been
extended II feet: total length. 2st feet.
We note no change In the ore breasts on
this level. They are all looking we'll.
On the 1850 level the north drift from
No. s Wine has reached tho north orc
body. and VIC aro now engaged In timber
ing this drift.
On the 1850 level the east drift from
No. . winzo WAS connected with the T..
4 q. shaft last THURSDAY. and the yentila-
ton on this and the 1850 level greatly i'm.
proved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
JULIA CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA err. June =. is7s.-A. Noel,
Secretary Of the Julia Mining Company
Dear sir: During the week ending this
date the work at different points In the
mine has been advanced - follows: Cross.
cut No. /. IS feet, through quartz and
porphyry. all having . very fine appear.
ance and promising we'll. Crosscut No. 2
has been advanced - feet through much
the sime looking material ~ No. l. but.
however. IL . little better. being more
quartz and Of . better quality. The main
drift south has been advanced u feet along
tho west wall Of the orc vein, the west side
Of the drift In the footwall aud the east
sido in quartz. all having . very fine sp.
pearance and promising good develop
ments ut an early day. All the machinery
10 working we'll. Tho water Ia decreasing
and We handle II with ease.
FRANK N. THAyER. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
Arrival. Yesterday me..,.x.

W Kemp. q. l.. Mckenzie. DIR Mareu."'
a II Belknap. u 5 Mesiek. W = Hobart. u
v. Dey. J d Hill, W J Collins. \ lngra.
ham. J MeDonali, A u Crest. RM Graves.
q Casey. y = Layton. T Asmith. N Levy.
VIM Levy. ID Harmon. 7 Davis. u d
Burns. J McDaid. TT Keller and VT, Mrs
Mills. Mrs Connerton. Ms : wentard.
Miss Moore. W. " Leete. W J Sheridan 4
vi. Miss + BonAfous. Miss X DAILY. Mr. NJ
Davis, wrs y Winthrop. Geo T Marye. u
Graves. Sam Davis. Mrs W II Ash, Miss II
bronson. W Kierski. Mrs Wagner. Miss s
& Green. " A Taylor and wife. y cahluan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
bids for suppiyi.s she Csuasy Hss-
pisAl for the Easuisg four
Observation-Disclosures Bustness.

A meeting Of the County Commissioner
was held In virginia City to-day, . full
Board being present
1t was ordered that tho County Physi-
clan file . notice Of the death OF patients
who die In the County Hospital In the Of
fee Of the County Clerk.
A bill Of $50 SO against tho County
Commissioner Of Elko county was ordered
forwarded.
Further time was allowed IN several re-
ferred bills.
The Commissioner accepted the invita-
ton Of Grand Marshal Jonas seely 70 Join
In the procession Of tho Fourth Of July
celebration.
Tho bills from wsshoe county for tho
trial Of James Harrington. amounting TO
si.G9i ~. were referred 10 the court house
committee.
The following were the bids for sup
plying tho County Hospital for the ensu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
or - Europe.

Chris. James. The popular sssayer Of
Gold Hill. goes ssstby this evening train
and thence to visit his homo and friends
In EUROPE, taking in the Paris Exposition
a. Q sort Of side show. Mr.. James 10 one
Of the best liked Of our citizens. and will
take with him on his trip tho hearty good
wishes Of all Who know him. and when be
returns 10 his adopted homo In the sierrA,
old and tried friends will gladly welcome
him back again. Bon royays.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
AN usDsNiAnLE TRUTH.

You deserve 70 suffer. and u you lead . nl..
srsbis, ussatisfsctop life In this bssutifai
world. u 10 entirely your v ault and there 10
only % excuse for you-your unreasonable
prejudice and stsptieism. which has killed
sspss reasoning will soon show ron that dreams
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com
piaInt, or Dyspepsia, with all ita miserable
ELECTS, such a. alex headache. palpitstion Of
the heart, sour stomach. habituai eo~stivsness.
diszinsss Of the bead. nervous prostration. low
srihts, etc. Its salss now reach every town on
Ne Westsrn Cyntinsnt. and not . Druggist but
will tell you OF It's Wonderful cures. You can
bay Q sample Bottle fof 10 cents. Tnrss doses
will rslisve you. jel0 iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
NOTICE.

Noiish.
No. 1. No persons arc allowed TO loiter
around this Office except officers or persons
on business. by order Of the Police Com.
missioners.
No. 2. Persona Waiting this Office. az.
cent oficers. will plesse moi interfere with
articles In this ONCE. By order of Prod,
ID. Plunkett, City Taller.
No. 4. All oaicers are ordered 10 search
ali [n.,ti.. IN hs iocLaJ In call. . .Iso n
enter nj names on Mo prison slste.
No. a. BaiI-Drunk and disorderly. SIS
IN 4 .sssnlt Anil battery. 4 10 ann
di,tnrbing Inc nesoc. saO 10 sIOO. drsvins
and erhibiting 4 deadly vespon siO 10
xISo
~ , A,v no,;oo om.o. MALTA, an a..
rs., "a |. arnntsn man ar n.r.on must no,
.,,ito mr. .hn.o thsm ,nless n r. In nacs..
.sr" s.I,. Ssr.n.s sni !, IN m,l,na .n A..
rsst hs nsei. sssi.tsnca ha NAV c,iI nnon
an amsricsn cj,i,sn n w., bo nrs.snt
Ill nulNi 80 WV thsy wv iNsDAt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
A,Ssssi Appsisssseat.

IIeb-. Holm van. we'll and fAvorabiy
lno,u in Cola Hin. has been appointed
Foreman Of tho Gould 4 Curry and Best
A B.lehsr mine. in the place Of l!ober, T..
Meyers, resigned. The Nkws congratulate
Superintendent os bi.ton upon securing
the service. of 80 goSi . man for his lieu,
tenant. Mr.. Holman has occupied
several positions of trust and responsl-
bility on the Comstocs, and he has shown
himself worthy In every case. lie Is a
GOOD practical miner. AMI commands the
respect % all the men who have WORKED
upder him. We wish him success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
N. q. GILLETTE. Supt
HALE AND

VIRGINIA CRY. June 10. is7s.-Joel +.
L.ightner. Esq. Secretary Hale 4 Norcross
Silver Mining Company-Dear Sir: Since
my last report we have lowered tho water
23 feet. and ID stands to-day 80 feet below
the 2iOO level. The stoppages OF the pump
during tho past week were Z hours n ~
minutes. Total number Of strokes CO, 1855.
or an average Of 7.2i strokes per minute.
Two hundred and sixteen feet Of the drift
leading north on the 2l00 level have been
repaired up to date. Everything In and
about the mine Is running we'll. The
Chollsr-N orcross.Savage shaft was sunk
10 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
MEXICAN.

yIRoISi, CRY. June 8, isTs.-C. L.
Weller. President Mexican Mining Com
pany-Dear Sir: On the lG00 level the
new north lateral drift has been advanced
&c feet ; total length. 25t feet. There 10
no change In tho material passed through.
The Joint Union Consolidated east cross-
cut on our northern boundary has been
advanced Is feet ; total length. 3s4 feet,
from tho main lateral drift. Tho material
passed through 10 dry hard .porphyry.
work OF ~enlArging and retimbsrins The
north drift connecting this level with the
sierra Nevada shaft 10 progressing well
and a ventilation IL good.
JAxrs O. FNl, Supt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
A FRANCISCO.
Starting Tor the Indian
war.
l~,r.crAt TO IN. sOLD I'LL DAILY x.w,.l

lSThttAL W IuB uoLb Hill DAiLr NLHfsI
BAN Francisco. juno l0.-Tho troops
from Benicia, the posts around this city.
and from Camp Halleck. o en- route for
Idaho, aggregate about $50 effective mon.
and will be concentrated at tho scene
OF hostilities by Saturday next. All
other troops In tho department are under
orders 10 bold themselves In readiness for
marching h . moments notice. Tho
company ct Ban Diego 10 ordered to DO
prepared 10 take the next steamer on
the 18th instant. Al headquarters hero an
impression prevails that tho campaign
win prove . short one. II the troops can
bring the Indians 10 bay In their present
locality. but II they take 10 the lava beds
the war may last al summer.
The manager OF the FREQ Labor Ex.
change reports that he cannot oil orders
for men now coming from the country.
Labor 10 In demand at wages vary
ing from ono dollar 10 q dollar and
. half . day. but those Of the workingmen
who arc ont Of employment here seem
indisposed 70 accept those wages. II 10
considered possible that after election there
may DO less diniculty In filling orders for
help, many preferring 70 remain hero
where they have acquired q residence IN
I'll the election 10 over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
Philip DEIDEsHEINER. Dup,
REST AND DELcHnR.

VIRGINIA err. June o. ls7s.-william
willis, Esq. Secretary Best h Belcher
Mining Company-DeMr Sir: The south
drift from Joint winzc. 1900 level. Was al
vanced Is feet. The face IL In soft por'
phyry with stresks OF clay. We are leav'
ing the quartz TO the east. The formation
on this level looks much better than on
the level above. A soon ~ We connect
with the north drift from tho Gould 4
Curry line c~rosscutting can be carried on
1t a. many points a. required. a. the ven
tilation will DO perfect. No other work
can DO done at present.
II, +. OsBisroS, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10

SAVAGE AssrssxEN.-At the meeting Of
the Directors Of the Savage Mining Com
psny. hold at san Francisco on the I'm
instant. an assessment Of 81 per share VA
levied. which viii DO delinquent ON the
10th Of July next. This. IL IL thought
will be sufficient 70 pay all debt. and run
the mine until August. before which TIME
II 10 expected that paying ore vii %
reached. a. the prospects are good IN ne
drifts now being run. Since tho present
management took hold Of the mine .
large debt has boon lifted. the machinery
put In frst-class order. and . largo mount
Of work done. and General Williams nov
says that an assessment Of hfty csnts every
sixty days will DO sufficient 70 pay run
ming expenses until The ore body shsu b
reached.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10
pe..rsure. Saturday Eveut.r.

r Mitchell. W Craze. Il Hahn. Ed Ring
wool. T Keig. Z y Kleupfer. N Levy. c J
IIsAly. J Kemiky. J DAILY. Aw Anderson.
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