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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-23
". II. PATTON. supt.
Mextean.

vmorSIA Cur. sept n. ISIS. L..
W.Iisr, Pre.ais.f. On our 1000 level the
Joint Union Consolidated Wine Is now 20
ieet In depth. During the past week We
have been engaged In placing tho hosting
engine and gAllows frame In position. This
work will DO completed by wednesday
next. when sinking will be resumed n
continued with all possible speed 70 the
1000 level. a. fully explained in the last
weekly letter. No work has been done
during tho past week In the 0phir joint
east erosscut. Our ventilation has IN
proved somewhat on account Of the cooler
weather on the surface, . continuance OF
which will enable us to make better prog
ress In our work for the future.
W. N. PATTON, Supt.
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l.rsarxrxs vLAsHEs.
Cssdssssd rsIsgrsas from all Per
tfons or she WoRld.

Ceadssssd kilograms from all Per.
ssess % she wssid.
The Lacrosse match for the champion
ship between the Toronto Club and the
Cauyhnewags Indians was won by the
latter.
With the exception OF Livro the whole
Of Western Bosnia Ia clear Of insurgents.
Mrs. Dr.. Cynthia Hodsson, the San
Francisco abortionist. has been released
ON $40. 900 bail.
The Socialists Of Chicago have nomi.
mated Q Congressional ticket and refuse
10 pool their issues with any other
party.
A number Of notables are on the way
10 the Pacific Coast.
Secretary Sherman has written q letter
saying that specie resumption 10 10 DO
carried out In ~sooordanos with the orisi-
nal plan.
During the week ending September
bullion 70 the value Of $i9.3l5 was
shipped from the Arizona mines.
Tip Miles shot and killed Ananias
Niles near Portsrsville. CAL, last Fri
day.
W. J.. White, who killed DR.. A. D.
Mshring In visalis, Cal. has been held In
5000 bonds under the charge Of man.
slaughter.
The United States Treasury last Sat-
urday disburssd 10000 silver dollars.
A Constantinopls dispatch says an
snvoy, who recently arrived from tho
Amer Of ~Afghanistan, 10 endsavoring to
induce the Porte to conclude an alliance
with Russia.
The Pesthr Lloyd u that tho
Austrisns have occupied Bjslina, 20
miles north OF woernik.
The American schooner Jsre Simon.
son. Of Philadelphia. with 1909 casks OF
petroleum, has burned ct sea with tho
whole cargo.
New YorR has raised $500 900 for the
Southern sufferers.
It Is reported that Conklins Is prepar-
Ing . bard money speech.
In New York City last week there
were 474 deaths and 49l births.
The residence OF w. Il. Woodward,
Peoria. ILL.,. was destroyed by fire this
afternoon. The building cost $4,000.
Insurance on building and contents,
$4,000.
The Russian evacuation OF San Ste
fano has been completed.
General Skobsloff has informed q cor
respondent that not . single Russian
will stand between Constantinople aud
Tchols BY Wednesday next.
A London special from Piza says on.
the anniversary Of taking Rome two
bombs were exploded before the princi.
pal barracks OF the town. In Trieste
the walls were covered with insurrec-
tionary placards.
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u,,o. consolidated.

vIEoISlA Cur, sept. n. is7s.-Roberi
.SIs,ros.i. Pos.ids%fs On our i60o level
the joint Mexican Wine ha>, attAined .
depth Of 20 feet. We are placing the
hois,ipg engine and gallows frame In post
ton and expect to resume sinking by
wednesday next. This Wine will be SUNK
o. fast as possible 10 the 1000 level. -
fully explained in my last letter. The
east drift To the North Consolidated Viz
GINA shat, has been advanced IS feet and
Is now &c feet from the main north drift.
The material passed through continues .
clay and porpbyry formation with some
quartz. Our ventilation has improved
somewhat during tho past week. which
will enable US 10 make good progress In
the future.
w. III. Parton, Supt.
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DEaoCRArIc STATE coxvEx.
TON.

The Orgasisatien secursd ~ the
B~rsdieyiles = Applause as she
neusion Of old Bresdherns-
Brsdiey, Adams and Deal 10 be
Nominated By Aeciasnattoa.
Carson, Sept. 23.-At IL O'Clock the
Little Girls Band Of Carson opened the
Democratic State Convention with one
OF their popular selections. The door
Of the new Opera House Was about two
thirds filled. and the gallery held about
q score OF Democratic spectators.
At 1922 ex-Mayor Curris. Chairman
Of the State Central COMMITTEES, opened
the Convention In q short speech. In
which he drew . pitsous picture Of 70.
psntant Maine weeping and bssseching
tho Democracy Of the nation to forgive
aud forge. her past errors, and open
their arms to receive her back to the
fold made blessed by the care OF the
Democratic shepherd. He failed TO
move his audience TO tears, however,
and closed by an earnest appeal 10 the
Convention TO act In harmony and let no
jealousies or dissensions come between
them and victory. This appeal for
Bradley and the third term was greeted
with uproarous applause.
Gabriel Cohn. Of Elko, was elected
Temporary Chairman by acclamstion,
and J. II. Graham. OF Storey. and O. 7.
Gorham, OF Lincoln. were chosen Sso.
retaries.
Mr.. COIN humbly recognized that the
honor was not done to himself. but TO
the county which had given the State .
good and efficient Governor for eight
years, and WAS ready to give her o good,
honest and efficient Governor for four
years more.
The allusion TO Bradley was received
with such applause that II was certain
at once that the delegates had come here
to eat crow and were ready for the ban.
qust.
Committees ON Credentials. on Per-
mansnt Organization and Order Of Bust
ness and on Resolutions were appointed,
consisting Of one member from each
county. and a resolution was then o.
fered to adjourn till . p. NJ. to give the
committees time to report.
One innocent delegate offered to
amend this by making the hour 2 p. NJ,
In order that the Committee on Plat
form might have ample time 10 prepare
that important document. He evidently
did not know the platform was all pre-.
pared In the Governors Office, to which,
by the way. the committee was ordered
70 repair for their consultation and only
awaits now the acceptance OF the com-
mittee. His amendment was voted down
promptly and he sat down literally
squslched.
Bradley, Jewett Adams aud Deal will
undoubtedly DO nominated by acclama-
ton. There may DO some contest over
the minor offices, but from present APP
pearancss this will be the most harmo-
NOUS Democratic convention that ever
assembled In the State.
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HIS Allowed, Ese.

Bills were allowed by the County
Commissioners this morning as follows
Z. Tansis 81, T. II. Medium $ai CA.
John Sanders so. Gsllatin & Folsom
$3.50 40, +. v. Drake $50. T. E. Kelly
1857 %, John s. wsrrin SIS 30, Chroni.
Gle 50, Banner Bros. 90 90. Charles +.
Reynolds S23 so. A bill Of 5000 was
presented by Whitman & Wood for
''servicss in drawing bills, retainer. and
advice about Court House loan." II
was referred to the Court House Com
mittee. District Attorney Drake re-
ported Il rs an illegal claim. The gen.
ilsmen named claim to have drawn
the bond bill.
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vermeas Consolidated.

VIRGINIA. Sept. q. is7s.-Edrard 3.
.S,o~,, !Sser.iary: The ground In the bot
tom Of the shaft is again becoming softer.
consequently the contractors are able TO
make excellent progress In sinking.
We are still In . formation OF . very
favorable and promising character. the
same being interpreted with streaks OF
clay and several small veins Of decom.
posed quartz containing q largo quantity
Of sulphurets Of iron. which 10 giving Us
some splendid indications.
II. SSELL, Supt.
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sherman and she orssss.sksr..


NKw YoRx, Sept 22.-Ths Times
Washington special says: In the Sum-
day Republic Of to-day ]. Brisbin Walker
prints a long review Of his recent inter.
view with Secretary Sherman. In which
he will say that the sentiments sx.
pressed In the interview show no change
Of opinion on the part Of Sherman. and
that the Secretary Is now and always
has been In accord With the original
advocates OF the grsenback movement.
Walker reiterates that there 10 but very
sliQht difference between Shsrman'a
policy and ''the views held by ohginators
Of the greenback movement" chief
among whom may DO classed Henry O.
Carey, Plyn Freeman and Wendell
Phillips. The only real points Of differ.
once between Sherman and tho Green.
hackers, CONTINUES Walker" has been
on the question OF resumption. The
Greenbacksrs wanted resumption
through the issue OF . full legal tender
currency inconvsrtible with nj bonds.
They believed the Resumption Act
dangerous, and perhaps imprscticable.
Sherman believed In resumption through
convertible legal tender currency. but he
also favored the Resumption Act.
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Coin HILL. Sept. 81. is7s.-G. ". Rec
Ger. Pf,-idsni: During the week ending
to-day the east drift. 1900 level. has been
extended So feet; west drift from bottom
Of Wine IS feet, and south drift from
bottom OF Wine So feet. There has been
no change Of importance In the formation
mot with In the drifts.
We commenced grading the ground for
the new shaft on the 18th inst. and arc
making rapid progress with that work.
CHARLES FoRMAS. Supt.
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Coin HILL, Sept. 81, is7s.-Georqs W.
B.s,er. FS,ad,-ts Since last report the
lateral drift. 400 level. has been extended
IS feet. Tho facc 10 In hard vein por.
phyry.
The north drift. 1900 level. has been ex-
tended rs feet and the crosscut 20 feet.
The face Of the north drift shows some
stringers Of quartz. but most Of the ma
teriAl is clay and porphyry. The crosscut
10 In very hard porphyry. The water is
nearly all out Of the Joint winze. and l
think we will be able to resume sinking In
10 next week.
CHARLES FOREMAN. Supt.
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Nevada Cesf.rs.s. Appsiaims.ss.

Following are the appointments made
by the Methodist Conference In Truckss.
California. yesterday:
Reno District. Charles MeKelvey Pre-.
siding Elder /; Reno. Charles McKelvey;
Virginia City. ". @. Gray ; Gold Hill
and Dayton. Warren Minis ; Genoa, TO
be filed /; Truckee, T. 8. Ursn.
Austin District, j. ID. Hammond Pre-
siding Elder I; Carson City. to be sup.
Piled |; Austin, @. w. Grail Winnie
mucca. W. Carver; Eureka, Il. A.
Kicker Unionville, George Jennings ;
Tuscarora. 10 DO supplied.
Sierra District, Asa p. White Presi.
ding Elder : Susanville. Asa p. White ;
Indian Valley. Sorr Ewing /; Quincy.
N. G. Lake ; Sierra Valley. U. d. Hines;
Eureka Mills. to be supplied /; Surprise
Valley. to DO supplied ; Modoc. to DO
supplied ; Big Valley. to be supplied /;
Fall River. to DO supplied.
Aurora District, O. b. Hinkle. Presi.
ding Elder ; Aurora, Bodie and Bridge.
port, q. Il. Hinkls /; Owens River. to DO
supplied ; Walker River. +. NJ. Willis.
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Inc foiloving letters, under the dates
given. have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal Offices Of tho various CON-
pAnies in San Francisco;
Consolidated vfrgtnsA.
VIRGINIA Crrr. Sept. 81. is7s.-A. W.
Kar,ss. Sscre,ary: During the past week
we have enlarged and rstimbered the Con-
solidAted Virginia shaft 10 the 1850 station
and placed the station set In position. The
average yield Of ore has been about 10
tons per day. The temperature OF the air
on the lower levels has been somewhat re-
duced. owing TO the cooler weather on the
surface, which has enabled US 20 prosecute
sur work 10 some better advantage.
On the 1900 level the south drift has
been enlarged and retimbercd 80 feet and
ia now repaired for . distance Of $50 feet
from the main shaft.
ON the 400 level the east drift 10 tho
ore stopts has been enlarged aud retim-
bered Is feet and 10 now in los feet from
the itOO station.
ON the 1900 level we are engaged In re-
pairing the 1900 station OF the Consolidated
Virginia shaft. We expect to comnlets
these repairs during the coming week,
when We shall commence the work at en-.
lArging and r~etimbering the main east
drift TO tho ore Slopes. The southwest
drift from the main G. 4 G. drift has been
advanced Is feet total length. l22 feet.
Our progress In this drift still continues
TO be slow In consequence OF the heavy
ground encountered.
On the 1850 level the work OF enlarging
and retimbering the main drift from the
4. 4 c. drift 10 the Consolidated Virginia
shaft still continues.
On tho 1850 level Wine No. > has been
connected with the upraiss from tho 1850
level. This connection has improved the
ventilation at this point and enabled us to
carry on our work 10 better advantage.
ON the 1850 level erosscut No. 3 has
been extended IA feet; total length from
the main south drift. i07 feet. This drift
has passed out Of the vein porphyry into
low grade ore. Vino No. 8, down from
this level. IL now "a feet In depth. the bot
tom in ore giving low assays. On the
1850 level the main south drift has been
extended iG feet and Is nov 21s feet from
our north line. The material passed
through and in the face ia hard blasting
p~orphyry. South drift No. 2 has been on.
| tendci is feet and Is nov 60 feet south Of
| No. = cro.scut. The face Is now . por-
phyry and clay formation with some
quartz. No work has besn done In tho
Best a Belcher crosscut the past week.
The q. A q. shaft has been sunk and tim
bered ~ feet and IL now 45 feet below the
1850 station. The rock continues hard and
tho How u water strong.
W. ii. P.rroS. supt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shan.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Sept. Il. lS7S.-A. Il. y.
Harmoa, P.eside~l. During the past week
the drift at the 1898 level at the O.. NJ, 3.
shaft has been extended Is feet, making
the total length asa feet. The rock passed
through has been extremely hard and car
riss some water. The work on excavations
for pump and balance bob stations has
made very good progress. all In very hard
ground. The first pump station, 1870. IL
completed. The water raised has averaged
about III. 900 gallons per day. and II now
down 10 the 2206 level. leaving less than
60 feet OF water In the shaft. With our
present balling arrangements NO are able
10 easily lower the water so feet por day.
The pump at the Chollar.P otosi has
worked l9S hours.
ISAAC L, RrouA, Supt.
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Utah.

VIRGINIA CIrr. Sept. 81. is7s.-Gsorys
c. Psan, .S~scrs,sry Our main incline has
been sunk and timbered during the past
week Is feet; total depth below the il50.
as feet on the slope. The bottom 10 In
good working ground. The bob-pit at the
bead Of the incline 10 being cut out and
timbered IS fast "a possible. II 10 In very
hard blasting ground and getting harder
a. We drive west. This will make . good
pit when finished. No drifting or cross
cutting 10 being done at present. We are
nov taking In some wood for the Winter.
Our machinery 10 working well.
W. ID. SmPPEHD, Supt.
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North Consolidated virxiaia.

VIRGINIA err. Sept. 81. ls7s.-Robsrt
Sherwood, PS,sidef The shaft has At
tanned Q depth Of 10 feet below the 1900
station. IA feet having been sunk and tim.
bersd during tho last week. Tho rock
still continue. quito hard. aud no appear
ance Of any increase Of water. The ma
chinery 10 all working nicely. and In fact
everything about tho mine is running ~
veil ~ could Be expected. We have .
large force Of men grading and preparing
for the new machinery. and by tho time IL
can be laid upon tho ground we shall DO
ready TO receive IL.
d. II. JACKSON. Supt.
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ersy. In order to reach the 25eo level. ct
which point We shall open out another
station and run drifts for prospecting pur.
poses the same - on the lsvsls above. II
will take about six weeks before the shaft
reaches the required depth. We have Just
put In . new fan on the 2S60 level. This
will give us sufficient air to enable us 70
continue our south drift on this level. All
u machinery 10 In perfect order.
w. III. SIXTH, Supt.
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n.p.r.ar.. l..., E,enin..

T. ID Rail. J = FARRELL. Joha Daggett.
II Kirman. q Osg. q Hast. l. Greentreo.
@ Crowley. W L y Deal. W A Donnelly,
d Z Bailey. Miss n Nay. W W Ellis, Mrs
II Horn and ehilden. J Buekler. II Gillette.
Miss Walter. Miss Fleming. y Sterling and
wife. 4 r Slack.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-23

Com Hill. sept. II. ls7s.-W. o.. D,a~.
.Sscr,iary, During the past week work has
been advanced a. follows: south crosscut
east, 500 level. 81 feet. The main incline
has been sunk and iimbersd 81 feet.
Last night ne commenced To work In
the face Of east crosscut, 900 level.
The machinery and pump are working
we'll. N. Z. HILLYER. supt.
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p.p.r.ur.. SATURDAY E,e.,.s.

FH Farley. ID Lawrence, J Lacy. ii
Eoos. II n Hasten. J II stoddard.
Gowen. ID LoynaehAn. W 4 Woodruff.
ID q Miller. W q Harrison, W W Tinker,
II n Bonham. ID A Mcmillan. Miss u
Anderson. Miss l. Norris. II y fughAn.
Mrs n Fraser. Mrs A X Dudley. w Perry
aud wife. c V Boisot, J Mcmillan. W d
Salkell.
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ALLEGED I.sais Of nrs. Keassey.


NEW YoRx. Sept. 23.-Ths World
says: "Mn Dennis Rssrney reached
Davenport. 10. from San Francisco n
day Last week. and complained that she
had been grossly insultsd on tho
Cantrai Pacific Railroad cars. near
Ogden. She said one OF the train men
had come into the car. turned down tho
lights, and treated her In o most shame.
fol and outrageous manner. She was
the only woman In the car, and two or
three other pssssnssrs were asleep. but
% they were nearing the station her
cries for help aroused one o the slsepsrs.
Who shouted whats the matterl' and
her assailsnt hed. The agent ct Ogden
noted her statement and promised 70 In.
vestigats the matter. but though she
Was positive that her assailant was =
train hand she declined 10 stay and
have the men brought In for idsnddcs-
tiou,"
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THE ORIGINAL KEYSTONE MINE.
lss LEGATION - HoistinE WORKS.
sban-PrsErsss OF Development
and Present Prospects.

Owing to the new prospect OF the do
velopmsnt OF another immense bonanza
OF rich orc In the Sierra Nevada mine,
all the mines lying contiguous to ii have
been greatly enhanced in value aud are
likely for a long time to come to con-
tiuue to increase in both interest and
prospective value. the chances now
being just AZ good for some. or all In
fact. to find a continuation Of the great
chain Of the ore bonanzas OF the Com
stock ns has been that Of the Sierra Ne
vada for years past.
One Of the best Of these locations Is
that Of the Original Keystone mine,
situated just north Of and adjoining tho
Sierra Nevada and Utah mines.
This claim was located In 1859. and
has al u%ndisputed title to $500 feet Of
ground In length by COO feet In width.
For . long time after Its location the
rich discoveries and the attending ex-
elements were mostly confined to the
south end OF the Comstock, and the 10.
LII vhicb 80 ssxs,on ,hsir nronsrtv n
VA. sIiowsd IN rsmpin In comnarctiye
~obscuriiy. A few months since, how.
ever. q few mining men. recognizing the
value OF the location, purchased the
control. organized q company with an
"n. .nS a, ", 70 wo,r -
0ns, ~" ~" .in" 80 ..r
P'osPoos 'ne., uiho ~ o
msnsuia.9 WIN ms ea, s.I III. ,.,,,,.
oIouhu was oronsn snu 'a,n U'
commencea On so'h uAy o,'u'y ,As.,
since wn,on une .wo ,so nai.s INV 'esn
SUNK 70 tne oeP'n oi NV Iee, eaon, ou'
being a large peruahent working SUM-,
and the other q Shai. 70 Prospec' anu
develop Tue norm IN Oh .nei mins;
hoisung WORKS nave also peeh eIec'eu
and machinery y now oeing put ~ ca'.
culaisd 70 SIM the nam snal. greas
depth. a personM e,anuoh ~, sno
mine ny woIks on 9a'u,uay rus. Gu
aoies us 70 sPes. i~n'eh'Ben.y Aha po''
uve,y IN regaru 70 'nese ,aeas ...w
Inc ms,n woIkihB sna'' Wn'Vu Low
down o htpo oVer NV 'se' h"A 'nIoe
compartments TWO o, "hicn are : iee,
eight Inches ana INC aes,sheu
LOT pumping Pu.Po'o'' rev. 1,hh.as
Dy ice. we. sma
througnou. IN INC Inos' sona nnu P ynn
zee. nns, anu oo'n na ~" - ,o
s.'.As, a.. 49,,
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no'suns woIns ~, as "a s ~ ,a"s,s
90 ,se' 10 w,a'n w ZEE. su'
hnnins sn'on, On Wv nv. oo..a 90 al
s%i'n anu ana.a up a., 80 III
: n, saa,,nd,,
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gus eaIp.n's, euop s ""
neT.ass'y unu.'a ~, i.Ia. ,.. A..
ine neayy s,one A. Wv
engine ~ o'ne. aaIa. ona;n.
p -, W. ~ = H. ,rannd
1.A - - ic,o. H. .s,o and
.uo Sa,a,is. asns,r ~ ! soo Is.t mr.
n.s !. ; nS,nondnn, ,ss,s A..
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.Aehsu. IN III. ,ass,nad ~, ns.
ine cao'e, ihe ua a,ssa'u anS q 81
w" ra.1,yn A,oaI IL g.. i,ohss
w. h~ on.shaI, mel in ,h,stns.,' This
.[.,,ow. ,,.m. which Ia NOW beinu mt
s iii h. 4" "a, IN h,,b, aSd Al.
uS, !. s"i,d a. ,oct mon which
a, Iii .,.nJ
70, s;nLino I, Ia ,ha intention 10 use
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lELcHER.

GoLp HILL. Sept. 81. 1878. - James
Newlspds. Esq. President Belcher Min
ing Company-Dear Sir: We have made
this morning q connection on the 2lG0
level with the WINE from the 1900 level.
and We will commence 10 crosscut on this
level at once. The Wine will DO at the
same time continued down to the 2360
level. Crosscut No. I on the 23G0 level 10
In i53 feet. The face shows . marked
change for the better In tho quality. Of the
quartz. No. 2 on the same level 10 IN o9
feet, the face In ~fine-looking quartz. The
crosscut ON the line 10 In a. feet. but has
not - yet reached the vein. The air shaft
10 down ii9 feet below the 23G0 station.
and 10 being driven with all possible On.
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Avv,vs,. ss,. a.s.,.s.

T Costello. Vim Scott. II W Bonham,
N Muller. L Murray. is Wheeler.
Ticknor. J N Williams. d Held. J welch.
W W Tinker wife and daughter, W Minis
and wife, Capt Pray. Miss Morris. Miss
PROM. Miss Fitzgerald. J ID Lacy. Mrs
II J Ferguson. W II Kemp, Miss L Cole.
N N Mcmillan. Mrs Ward. Ms. Emma
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District Court.

The following business was transacted
In the District Court this morning:
Vincent Perrin. native OF Switzerland.
aged % years. admitted 10 citizenship.
Fleming vs.. Mckay and I. Z. Kelly.
Sheriff. Continued till Saturday.
Estate OF w. Z. Judd. A. Stephens
appointed attorney to represent absent
heirs; will admitted to probate and Eliza
]. Judd appointed %sIecutriI without
bond.
Ad,onroad
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InIla Censelidased.

ymaisi, CRY. Sept. u. ls7s.-A. Nest.
Secretary. During the week ending this
date the following advance has been made
in our several drifts: Crosscut No. ! has
been advanced 81 feet. making . total dis
lance from the main south drift OF liza
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-23
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Ban FRAsoIsco. sept. 2s.-2'io .. |.
Mexican 50 bid. Julia ] bid. Hale 4
Norcross 36S sold. Best a Belcher SO sold,
OyermAn 20a asked. Mexican sis asked.
Savage 2Gs bid. Gould A Curry "a bid
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-23

AaEsNrST.-An assessment OF 90
cents per share is levied by the Original
Gold Hill Mining Company. delinquent
on tho Esd OF October. See official mo-
tios In nj advertising columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-23

Marshal and Madame MacAiahon have
sent 5000 francs 70 the United States
through Minister Noyss to-day for the
yellow fever sufferers.