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|ATrENTIoN.-Mr. A. Mpnnler,
General des marchanis de
hibodaux ,ient d.arriver de la
|raude vile avee tout qni est ne
kssaire pour pntrrprendre la
bnvelle campagne conmerciale.
bn aide de camp. tOujours a 's,n
bste. est pr6t = cxecnter tons les
(dres qui ,ui seron: cOntitS pour
|ener .celte campagne a honne
b.
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BAYoU.-Le Bayou est tou-
|ur bas, mais 81 bas que les cha
Iuls peavent a peine navigner.
es rlanteurs ct lrs merchants
budraienc le voir mouter les
kemprs pour pcuvoir wider
hrs magasins Ge depot ct les
|copds ponr completer leur as>
Irtraent de marcllan,lises.
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6; yous voulez 6tre bien
|;A4. acbptez votre chapean chez
non Baum, q l'ahg'e des rues
Locis ct Market.
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[-Payez yos taxes 81 vOus Won
p que vOtre nom ne figure
|oint sur la liste des delin4uants
ni sera nr6sistree le 8 decembre
SIS. 4 -.
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DIR. LIcHT-Le DR.. LIGHT, qni a
hau de 81 grads services anotre
Ipulation pendant l'epldemie,
|nni a Ell lie bouheur de sauver
ns ees malades, est reveun
|pr se fixer parmi nous. II ne
|ut man9ue1 nj de patients nj
hmis dams noIre Communaut6.
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determinations Locales.

Plus de retard la ,liste des
Ir,ribuables GeiinqHants sera Gu
Lr;str6e lie 9 d6cembre 1878.
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]. VEReNOLE.

j. vEkGMClE.
OJ...-.-..-Ekue Decatur. ax
On sc demaande comment m
prevlept une toule de ulalauies telIes oua
les flevres lntermittentes, la dyspe,,sie. lea
maladies de poltrine: Phthlsie. Rhumcs
BrOnchite, Angine, Granuiat;ons. Larvn~'
lite, Aphonie, Asthne, Pleur6sie. Lvmnb,..
tisme, Maladies du Foie, de la Vess;e at
des N0ies Urinalres. des Neyralqies no"r
lie pansement des plates.
Lon previent ct fon gu6rit toutes cas
maladles en- fasant usage de
L'EUCALYHsTCS BITrERS
Depuis Introduction on Europe do pm.
caiyptns par Z. kamci, ct depuis 0ue pat
tentlon du monde scintihque et6 anne.
lee sur les avantages multiples que ION
pouvait tirer de cstte remaruuable nlante
pour la guerison de diverses n,aindies
un grand nombre de praticiens uistiu yu6s
ont constate ct demontre Peificac;t.. 'Io
fEucaiyptus. "0
Les produits de Eucalyptus, sont en-.
pioyes avec grand success depuis plusieurs
annees dams les h6pitaux de Paris.
LIE Hitter Encalyptus, composA
ue la piante de CO noui, est uu nrevant;f
sur contre une foule dc maladies.
Depot general: BURKE g. THOMpSON
No; o6 Rue TCHOUPITOULAS n. O.
justly ., "
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HOTEL EHOtpI des Etran-
Frs maintipnt toujours Sd via!le
nominee. ct est Plus que jamais
rendezvous de tous les repre-
infants des maisons, de la Nouv
|le- Orleans, les plus avantaseuse
|ent cOnnues. Mr.. Thomas Alber
!, don't Ia grace, i'amahilite ct la
|onne humenr sont deyeuuss pro
erbialas est tonjonrs 4 meme de
ltistaire ses eonvires les plus diff
Giles.
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Co1rRs.-La session de |: conr
e District, Gans ct pour Ia pa
bisse Laf0nrchr, s'est ajonrnee
b premier inndi de janvier 1879.
pmme consequences lie Get ajon,
ement. ia conr de paroisse a re-
tis sex sessions ct iuge deja pres
be tons les accuses don't plu-
|eurs front rroba',iemant travail
/ a la reparation do nos levees.
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TOWN HALL,
Tuesday, December 3rd. 1873.

The Town Council of the Town of Thibo-
daux met in regular session this day at 4
o'clock P. III.
Present: w. C. Ragan, Mayor and Thorn
as Albeiti, Cyprien Azema, J. +. Blanch-
ard, H w. Tabor and Jos IA. Trone Trus
tees.
Absent L. Keefe, Trustee.
The minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved as recorded.
The special committee reported that
from the evidence heard by them they be-
lieved that Clay Lagarde had settled for
the bricks borrowed from the corporation.
On motion duly seconded the report was
accepted and the committee discharged.
The special committee reported that the
Old Market building was used by Mecsrs.
Braud and Legendre without charge by
permission of the former council, they prom
ising To vacate the same one day after noti-
hcatiOn.
On motion duly seconded the report was
accepted and the committee discharged.
The committee ON Public Property re-
ported that the Mark.t House and ground
surrounding it were in Il filthy condition
and the building and pavement damaged
by carts coming too near said building and
asked that Ordinance No. So be strictly Ell
forced.
On motion duly seconded the report was
Aceeptefi duu Tie COuSbaOie instructed 10
enforce strictly Ordinance No. 81.
The committee on improvements report
ed that the levee opposite Mrs. Philippians
property and at the trough was in a DANCE
rOus condi ton.
On motion duly Sc couded the report was
accepted and the Mayor authorized to have
the same repaired and to notify Messrs.
Braud and Legendre to remove the goods
stored in the Old Market Building for the
purpose of using the lumber therein.
On motion duly seconded the Mayor was
authorized to have the bridges and cross
ings Of the town repaired.
The following Estimate of the Probable
Expenses for the year 1879 presented by
the Finance Committee, was, on motion
duly accepted.
Estimate OF the Probable Revenues of the
Corporation of Ihibodaur for the year 1879.
Market H0uaa 300 90
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j. vERGhOLE.

00.-......Rue Decautur. 6x
-lMPQhTA1EUK DE- r
WINS, COGNAC, LIQUEURS, FRUITS
LEAU,DE,v!E, WEYMOUTH. HUI
LIE, SARDlNES, ABSINTHE.
Seul agent pour lie Sud ct POuest de w.
II. ZUBA Il CO., Cognac de Ia c6labre
niarque des wins de A. SELLIER a. CO
bordeaux, CHAUVET Fills. Tn assorti
ment general dc hqueurs du pays.
Bitter des Arabes
Superieur tout autre.
Les proprietes Tongues. stimulates et
dlgestives de ce bitter, agissent sur le avs.
teiDe nerveux ct en- font une besoiu ex-
tremement agreeable ct bientaisant. Com
me aperitif 10 BITTER DES ARABES
falt IL plus grand hien aux estomaes fai
bles ct dellcats ct combat efficacement In
dyspepsia.
j. VERGNOLk.
ju-8-ly. Proprietaire, N. Orlfans
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$1,000 90

The following Collectors Monthly Re
port from November lith, 1873 to Decem
Der 3rd, 1873 was presented and accepted.
Collectors ssepOrt.
From November l4th. 1878 to December
Bird. 1873.
S. T. G. T. To:al.
Taxes of rs col of
A.. H. q "a
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To Balance on hand 3H s6
Amount School Taxes on lhand..- l63 "a
" Amt. due byJ. NJ. Bourg for 2
months rent of Market House,. l44 l6t
4" Amount on hand for Workmen's
account. IS 90
" Amount due by different persons
for Ranquettes and Curbing.--- $50 "
To Amount Bridge Dividends to be
collected. o5@ ~
Respectfully submitted,
fSignedl JOS. T. THIBODAUX,
Treasurer.
Thibodaux, December End. 1878.
On motion duly seconded the Collector
was authorized to receive from the Treasu-
rer the claims due for BanYuettes &c. and
requested to collect same as speedily "a
possible and report the result At next rsgu-
lar session.
The following claims were presented and
on motion of duly seconded, an appropria-
ton of One Hundred and Fourteen and
90Il00 Dollars was made to pay the same
by the following vste.
Yeas Ragan, Alberti, Arena, Blanchard
Tabor aud TrOne.
Nays: None.
L A Webre. Jailor's Fees. 6O
Theophile Thibodaux, Constable fees 3 20
- g. Collectors IL %
=. Commission on sale
of Market House. use.-................ 10 w
Workmen's Account. 10 w
Total. 3it4 80
The Bond of Theophile Thibodaux as
Constable for the sum of Five Hundred
Dollars aud his Bond as Collector and
Wharinger for the sum Of Three Thousand
Dollars both signed by himself as principal
and by Pierre Ernest Lorio and Hudson
w. Tabor as securities were presented and
on motion of c. Azema duly seconded the
said bonds were accepted and approved.
The sale of the lease of the Market House
for the year 1879 made by the Constable
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OPIIIR.
JAMES q. Fam. supt.

v..., crx Nav "a fs7s-Colopel
'ih"i M. n,s.iS.nt onhir Mining
v -. m. IL. Ths main incline
company-p~. ",a,a"I 10 fss, ,inring
nas osea aI MI h. now Ga fect beio.
wv Poooc ~. rho material passed
me .on,inn.s IN Ia hard blasting
NJ. an anne water.
Nm M. oOOO level tho east drift from tho
- .a.,ino 10. Ron .dvaneeI "a feet /.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

vIndrNA CRY. May IL. is7s.-A. W.
Ravens. Secretary Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company-De Sir: The main
shaft has been retimbered 81 feet the past
week. The necessary platforms In the
shaft interrupt the ventilation u render
tho mine very warm.
The usual amount Of orc IL being ex.
tracted from tho 1900 l.vcl through the
Gould 4 Curry shaft.
On tho 1850 level good progress Ia being
male la enlarging aud retimbering the
main air gallery connecting with The uouid
4 Curry mine.
Gu tho 1850 level tho south drift In al.
vance of the ore Slopes continues In low
grade ore. A winzo 10 being sunk In the
western ore body In crosscut No. ! 10 In.
terc,pt the west crosscut from No. l
winze. Tho ore passed through 10 very
dne. The work 81 enlarging and retimber-
ing tho southwest drift from the o.. 4 q.
drift has been resumed. Although The
rock passed through Wa hard blasting. IL
is crushing tho timbers badly and requires
constant repairs. The west crosscut from
No. I WINES Ia In IS feet progress, Is
feet. We expect 10 reach the western ore
body In one or two days. The east cross
cut is now In iG feet and Ia passing through
the east ore body. which IL Of fine quality.
On the 1850 level the sill floors are be-
ing extended and the usual quantity OF orc
extracted. These ore Slopes - far a. open-
ell are not looking ~ favorable a. Antiei-
mated, The various ore slopes on the
levels Aboye are without change worthy OF
note. The station In the Best 4 Belcher
Joint Wine, 200 feet below this level. Is
" III. atns ua. xa ahalI
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JUSTICE.

Coin Hill. New. Nay 90. is7s.-R.
Z. Kelly. Esq. Secretary Justice Mining
Company-Dea Sir: The Pacific Mill Is
running steadily on our best ore. We are
also hosting . small quantity Of second.
class ore. For the Last Few days the Slopes
around the 300 level Wine, which were
looking 10 we'll at tho time Of my last
writing. have been showing . gradual di.
intuition both In size and quality. and
o are poor. I have therefore let OF all
the men In those Slopes, and reduced the
force on ore very considerably. Am work.
Ing only where the bsst ore 10 and will be
able to keep the Pacific Mill running on
pay ore 70 the end Of the month. There
IL no change In the prospecting portion OF
tho mine. except 1908 level south drift.
which shows = steady improvement
SAN. I. CURTIS, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20

Al the United States Mint al Carson tho
total coinage Of standard silver dollars Tor
tho present month will amount TO about
$780, Tho shipments Of silver ooin
1.-THE new dollars) for tho past weak were
"A follows: New Orleans, $4,000 ! b.
Louis, $4,000; Cincinnati. S2o,ooo :
Chicago, $25, ZOO. The last purchase OF
bullion on Government account vas from
the BONANZA mine owner. In future
bullion for coinage will be purchased from
private parties At London market rstos'
Tho amount Of gold In tho same 70 be TO
turned 10 tho owner In gold coin and the
silver In silver standard dollars. The
Mint 10 now being run 10 is full capacity.
The whole number OF male employees IL
si,ty.six I; female employees. fifteen.
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AGAINST Woop'iLLh o"S'-sn'. "A'
been brought for <Ji.yo0 by hision "
no,e,. az San Francisco, against the
,-,- a.. v,n,n, comn.nv. The
Mocus.'. iii III =" r., ,ins \. on account Of
hoi.ting and pumping machinery inr.
nished Ia the company lana"
brsy,Sn VIZ rsn,ss,sJ 10 The presen,
.no v,,"' "N
P g.
h"N an, hail
'"o"', .,a,.,n,. h,. h.en
yesterday. i"u~! ~
connnu.d-par'o OF , mr.. .,,,.,. hsx. lem
male very muddy, and there will be no
pressing need % tho ~sprinkling cart ior
several days. The people are complaining
Of e such nasty weather IN Way
suLrnuRrr S,yiSa.-Counselor dasion
4. still ,,perim.n,ing with sulphuret.
saving machines in Six.mile Canyon. He
no~ dnl. ,ba, . -auare woo.lsn table, sus-
pended In such a way that u may "a eon.
stantiy ~ IesnlAIiy Iun,P.u ~
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RErORr.


THIS MORNING.
1870 ophir. s2.. SAL. %. S2s bS. 81
324
AS Mexican. 81, 81. ss
CO Gould 4 Curry. G. 81, ~
5i0 Best a Deieher. i3s. -. ISL. i3S,
l3t
$50 California, All. 81 -, 81, 81 Is
800 Savage, o. So, sAs,.sA
l9j Con. Virginia. i2a
$50 ChoIlar. Potosi. "a, 23s
535 Hale A Norcro.s. 50. 81
$50 Crown Point. ). J Is. . 20
go Yellow Jacket, ~
2i2 Imperial. zoe. zoe
2Gj Alpha. %, 9s.9S
$50 Bslcher. 2 IS. : 10
1850 Sierra Nevada. J 20. IA, u. J -,
$40. So, So
1876 Utah. \, So
4iO Bullion. So, 3 40. -
395 EIeheqner. 2 ~. = W, ass
5jj Oyerman, y
IFS Justice. . 20, J IS. . 80. J 50
$40 Union. Con-. 4 40. 4 IS, A., 4 20. a.
lIiO succor. SIC. soc. Sc
CLIO JuliA..7h. ~, IA, ia. ~, "a
go Alta. 81, 5a.5 81
IS Caledonia. I G5
925 silver Hill. I 20. I Is. I 10
5i0 New York, Sc. JOG. 3je
100 Andes, JOc
D kentuek. "a
10 Con. wAshoe, &c
20 Challenge, 1
$50 Ward. l 10. I u
200 Lsviathan. l5c
AS Trojan, 30c. Sc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letters. under tho dates
given. have been sen, from the Comstock
TO the principal Offices Of the various COM
panies In San Francisco;
clLIYoRSrt.
VIRGINIA err. May IS. is7S.-C. p.
Gordon. ESD. Secretary California Mining
Company-Dear Sir: The Consolidated
Virginia shaft has been retimbercd 81 feet
the past week. The necessary platforms
in the shaft interrupt ventilation and rem
der the mino very warm.
On the 1900 level We are yet engaged In
repairing the east lateral drift. Tho vari-
Gus ore slopes on this level continue 10
look we'll and yield the usual quantity and
quality Of good ore.
on the iG50 level the north drift from
the Consolidated Virginia shaft has been
extended 10 feet. Total length 22s feet,
and continues In hard blasting rock. Tho
north drift from No. 3 Wine has been con-
ncctol with cast crosscut No. 1. Tho ore
passed through was very fne. The several
ore slopes on this level Are looking we'll.
On the 1850 level No. Q WINS has been
sunk and timbered ~ feet. Total depth,
81 lttt, We uopc W uiAhr = e'uho~steh
with the upraise from tho iSi0leve during
the coming week. which. We expect. will
greatly improve our ventilation. The
north drift from No. 5 Wine haz been q.
tended iG feet. The north ore body IL not
yet reached. On the 1870 level the upraise
10 connect with winze No. 9 from the level
above Ia now up i6 feet.
On the 1864 level the east drift has been
advanced IS feet. When lis feet more
shall have been run. connection viii DO
made with the q. 4 Q. shaft. The rock
passed through continues hard blasting.
We have started . south l~AterAldrift from
this east drift at . point 2i2 feet east from
No. ) winze. II has been extended 81 feet.
AMI will DO run TO connect with tho north
drift from tho Best 4 Deleher Joint winre.
On the 1900 level of the Ophir mine tho
Joint east crosscut Ia in 81 feet. We are
now cutting out . chamber preparatory 70
sinking . Wine 100 feet below that level.
Tho q. 4 q. joint shaft has been sunk
anil timberei - feet. and NO are now put
ting Ia timbers for the 1850 station. The
rock contin ues very hard blasting. and the
water strong.
JAMES q. FlIM. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20
Piper. op.r. iI.a... virs,.,s.

Tho roaring comedy Of "Pink Domi.
nos" was given at Piper's Opera House.
Virginia. last evening. Tho Comstock
public Is pretty we'll acquainted with this
play. but II does not seem to loss its o..
fractions for them when presented by such
artists - the members Of the Union Square
Company. Tho laughter vss hearty and
tho appreciation - genuine - when the
piece was new. This evening there will
be rendered . grand complimentary benz.
ht 10 Miss Louise Sylvester. the sweet
SOUL" the " innocent Rebecca OF Pink
Dominos." The play Zone Hundred
Years Old" is underlined for the occa.
sion, a. IL also "Nan. the 0ood.for.Noth.
Ing" In The latter Miss Sylvester will In
troduco some Of her spccialties. consisting
Of clog dancing. songs. banjo playing and
other novelties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20
CARSON CITY ITEMS.
STRAY shsts Prom she Battery 81 .
RambliuE Reporter.

-
A News reporter visited the capital
last Saturday. The picnic people from
the Comstock gave the streets q lively
appearance. Trssdway's Ranch Is at
its best now. The trees are In full leaf,
the grass IL fresh and green. and svsry-
thing that a be done 10 add 10 the
comfort and pleasure OF picnic parties.
has been done by the thoughtful old
Farmer Treadway. II will be hard for
excursion parties to find any better place
than Treadway's.
The foundation for the new thsatsr
has been laid, and the frame will 30 put
up this week. The building will not DO
quite a. large as Piper's. but It's stags
will be commodious, and will be 80 con.
structsd that scenery from Piper's OPP
err House can DO used upon II. Tho
Carson people will have to put up with
a second rate thsatsr only . few weeks
more.
Tho stages for Aurora, Glsnbrook.
and POINTS to the southwark come In
and 20 out heavily laden with tourists,
prospectors, baggage and freight. The
six.horse coaches and the old.tims prai.
RE schooners, piled heavenwards with
freight. which pass through the streets,
give Carson q sort Of overlAndlsh ap-
pearance.
Hank Monk. the "boss." has 70.
sumsd his old position on the box OF the
0lesnbrook stage.
Some Of the Carson folks complain
that the primary teachers are paid too
high . salary. The Tribune says their
pay IL in excess Of any on the Pacific
Coast. In the meantime they can and
NO fault with their teaching. Second.
rate salaries mean ssoond.rate teachers.
Tho business men complain OF the
dull times, Of course. Yet they say
there Is moro business done than .
looksr-on would suppose. Bodie and
the mining camps TO the south make .
good deal Of custom for the Carson msr-
chants.
Harry Mighsls II oncs more at his
post In the editorial chair OF the Appeal.
lie Is himself once more. He WAS 70.
ceived In fine shape by his friends on
his arrival from California. they meet.
ing him at the train with q six.in.hand.
lie has been congratulated on all sides
upon the recovery Of his health and
strength.
The most disconsolate man In Carson
IL Pant" of the Ormsby House. since
tha achnolmarma have ahandoued him..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20
JULIA CONSOLIDATED.

VIRGINIA CIrr. May Is. is7s.-A. Noel,
Secretary Of the Julia Mining Company
Dear sir: Everything 1t the mine, - 10.
CARDS pumps, machinery. etc.. Is In COM
plete order. We have done nothing this
week toward running drifts. Our time
has been occupied in getting the pumps.
etc., ready 10 contend successfully with
the water. We commenced taking u on,
to-day. and have no doubt that by Monday
or Tuesday at the furthest, wo will be able
10 resume work on the 1000 level.
FRANK N. TmAYER. Supt.
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rSroS CONSOLIDATED.

vIRarxIA CIuY. Nay IS. ls7s.-Robcrt
shcrwoai. Esd. President Union Console
dated Mining Company-Dcar Sir; On
our 1000 Lowell the north drift has been eH-
tended Is feet; total length from on,
southern boundary. SCI feet. The material
passed through Is vein porphyry. with
some quartz and clay. The Joint Mexican
east erosscut on our southern boundary
has been extended 10 feet and 10 nov In
33i feet from the main lateral drift. Tho
face IL In dry. hard porphyry. We have
commenced Jointly with tho Mexican
Company to enlarge and reumb.r the
north drift ON the 1850 level. which con.
meets the upraise from this l60o) level
with the sierra Nevada shaft. This work
il necessary in order 10 maintain tho ven
tilAtion Of the level. the drift being badly
crushed and obstructed for . distance OF
900 feet. Although the heat In the drifts
is great our work Is progressing we'll.
JAMrs q. fAIs. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-20
MEXICAN.

vmarSn Crrr. May Is. ls7s.-C. l..
Weller. President Mexican Mining Com
pany-Dear Sir: On tho leo level the
new north lateral drift has been extended
70 feet. total length, isi feet. The ma-
trial passed through 10 hard, blasting
porphyry. The joint Union Consolidated
erosscut on our northern boundary has
b.,n extended ~ feet. and IL now In ISL
feet from the main lateral drift. The lace
i. in dry. hard porphyry. We have com.
mencoi Jointly with the Union CONSOLE
dated Company IN enlarge and retmber
the north drft on the 1850 level, which
CONNECTS tho upraise from this lcooI level
with the Sierra Nevada shaft. This work
il necessary IN maintain the venhiAtion OF
The north end OF the mine. the drift being
badly crushed and INSTRUCTED for . distance
Of 200 feet. The heat Is still great, bot
a work Is progressing we'll at all points.
JAMES u. Fam. supt.
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Coin HILL, May IL, 1878. James
Newlands. Esq. President Bslcher Min.
ing Company-DeAr Dir The north In.
cline has o attained . depth OF 10 feet
below the 23G0 level. having been sunk IS
feet during tho week. The south drifi
from main east drift on AGO level 10 now
In as fset. having made 81 feet tho past
week. The Wine from 1900 level IL down
- feet. having been sunk n feet during
ths week. There Is no change In any part
Of the mine aimee last report.
W. II. SIXTH, Supt.
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