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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17
THE EUREKA MINES.
Ls,.., onle,al Misius Letters.
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED.

EruEKA, New, July 10. 1s7s.-w. W.
Traylor. Secretary Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company, San Pranciseo-Dear
Sir There has been no change In mining
affairs since last report. Tho ore bodies
all look about the same aud are yielding
the same amount Of ore. There have been
extracted and delivered at the furnaces
some I 100 tons OF orc, and l,Gi5 tons OF
ore have been reduced. yielding 603 tons
Of bullion, being about the same average
run Is last week. The following IL q sum-
mary OF the work done In the mine during
the past week
Fifth ievei-North crosscut from cave
advanced "a feet, and IL now In 49, feet,
with indications OF orc In face Of drift.
West drift from crosscut made % feet, and
10 now In 30 feet. with indications Of ore
coming In.
Seventh level-west drift No. I con.
tinued IL feet, and now In 32S feet, with
indications for orc In face Of drift. Raise
from this level made ~ feet. aud now up
$50 feet ; raise In hard rock.
Ninth level--Cross drift back OF Incline
run 8 feet. and now In 80 feet Wine back
Of the little engine started this week, and
sunk 10 feet.
Eleventh levsl-East drift run Is feet,
and now In % feet. with drift In low grade
orc |; west Wine sunk 6feet, and now down
20 feet. Have suspended operations on
this WINE for the present.
Twelfth level-Havs completed station
at this point, aud are placing the pumps In
position In the incline /; will commences
drifting In q few days.
II. D~oSsELLr. supt.
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SENATOR JONES.
re will DO at the Pioneer l'ienic
NJ Bowers Mansion, saturday.

The attractions clustering around tho
Picnic OF the Pacific Coast Pioneers, which
Is to be held at Bowers Mansion next Bat.
urday. arc increasing In number and force
continually. The Old Boys are untiring In
their efforts to make the picnic . success.
and aredstermined 10 have every one OF their
guests FULLY amused and entertained while
on the ground. They struck II rich to-day
In sending . special invitation through q
special committee 10 Senator Jones To be
present, and he will N certainly DO there
a. the cars mako connections and no acct.
dents occur. He will reach Reno Satur-
day morning and take the excursion train
at that point. Tho Reno band will DO In
attendance and oil the people OF tho coun-
try round about and hosts from tho Com
stock will honor him and the Old Boys by
their presence at the picnic that day.
Following Ia q copy Of the dispatch sent
and which was expected to reach him at
Laramie at 5:20 this evening ; II not, 1t
will find him on tho train
Hon. J.. +. Jones. Laramie.-You are
respectfully invited TO attend the grand
Annual Picnic Of the Pacific Coast Pho.
neers. TO 10 held at bowers Mansion.
Saturday. July 20. Tho entire Society
hopes to meet you there.
A. J. TrRRELL,
Ally. DorES,
J. W. NoyEs,
W. d. q. GIBsos.
". W. TINKER,
ANTHONY Fox,
T. d. SroRrR,
Committee.
Gold Hill. Juiv II. 1919.
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m r.x,v,y ,ho Jolivar. Tho E,,.r-
,.Ja~.. n.,, nm s,,v.r CITY and
- 49,, ~. n.-.,.,,.ooL ,h,. mo,n.
nA'''n, 'o,' MS p ."e,..
ing. lie gives . description Oh vAiuaole
payers eon,aih.d me'e, T our III, , =.
,isins coiulnn .o,uai y .na ~ y,
the E.isrpri.s Office In Virginia City. Tho
Consolidated Virginia In two certificates
Nos: 2I,JOl u s3.oio' po,n IN thc nane
OF W. ~. Clark 20, anu 'no ,nIIe' W
Calilornia 10 cer,,nease 40. si,<o'' 'ho
name OF ueorse IL narye oon'
Tur Committee OF Arrangements for
the Pioneer picnic have offered $40 - .
prize for the man who shall prove the
champion player at football: Here is
chance Tor some nimole-iooted INDIVIDUAL
10 make expenses ana more too'
Tur private schools Of Virginia are par.
,,,,,.,,v x.,, .,,.,dsd mi. Summer. In
the Fourth Ward school. house, Mrs. Pot.
ter. Miss MAdigan and Miss Maronie have
each prosperous classes, which number
w Pp
THE hmme' ouAra paha, one OF "s
worry best we have Will meet BOD Lowery'
OF tho on music, " 10y =. GuhI
I IISS, morn,ns n.y. u nen sosIo H.. 'nJ
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uAMRunn.

EUREKA, New. July IL. 1s7s.-D. A. Jen-
nings. Secretary Hamburg Mining Com.
pany, San Prancisco-Dear Sir; For tho
week ending with this date good Roadway
has been made In tho various drifts, up
raises and tho Wine. The northeast drift
from tho bottom Of tho winzo below the
$50 level has been advanced 30 feet, In ore
the entire distance from 4 10 Q feet wide;
the vein has o northwest and south
east course. dipping To the north
east at an anglo Of about 10 degrees. We
have started a Wine from the bottom oil
the drift, In orc. which We will continue
on down until q connection Is made with
an upraise from the $50 level; tho distance
to raise and sink 10 o 40 feet. Upraise
above $50 level Is producing some very
fine ore; the vein. however, at the top Of
raise IL somewhat broken and mixed with
iron and low grade ore. Tho 40
level, main sonth drift. was adj
vanced 81 feet, making . total from
turn.table Of SIS f-et-fAce In broken
lime. In tho early part Of tho week we
cut Q strong vein Of iron, mixed with ore.
We consider this q very important find,
from the fact that IL Is very near the point
where we expect TO find tho orc body that
we are sinking on from $50 level. and Is q
very satisfactory evidence that the ore
body continues on down. We have drifted
some 10 feet on the orc found iSi feet
south OF turn.tablo. 1t shows some i'm.
provemont aud has the appearance OF being
near 0 cave. We will drift on the vein cut
near the face as soon a. 1t 10 sufficiently
advanced 10 admit room for working to
advantage. The COO level, main drift, ad.
vanced % feet. making o total length OF
SOC feet from tho station. No special
change to note I; face still In broken lime
stone.
]. @. POWELL, Supt.
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THAI, Sailing Match.

All. Dotan has been agreed upon by DR..
Kirby and John Mckinney As final stake.
holder In the coming race on Lake Tahoe
between their boats "Fleeier and "Tran.
Sit" and this afternoon tho Doctor made
Q masterly advance on the NEWS Office and
deposited $40 Of tho 500 . side which arc
70 constitute the Z" nutriment" Of tho con.
test. The race 10 10 come OF between the
and goth OF August, the conditions
being - stated In yesterdays NEWS. II 10
also especially provided In the agreement
between the parties that no oar 10 70 be
used or 10 be taken on board. and only u
boat hook for each craft. The boats arc
10 start not later than 8 o'clock OF Tho
morning Of the race, and tho balance OF
the coin is TO DO put up on that morning
and before the commencement OF the race.
The Doctor IL confident OF winning the
match. and 10 ready 70 lay coin on the re-
suit
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A..,,.,. ,.,. n.r.,.s.

BIZ Edwards, + Courniller. Miss Wool
side. Mrs Vim Allen, Mrs II A Davis, W
II spinney. W = Hobart. Henry Lee. Mrs
Helm. Il 5. Mesick. A Helm. A ID odgers,
II II Kinney. II @ Thompson, J o sulli'
van. Mrs 4 Chappell. q W wetier. J W
Clark. c l. Lang. q Roach. J II Buitman,
W A Flarrety. ID II se-sion..E 5 Williams,
q Mcconnell. 4 Held. ID Block. Miss l.
P~inehower. & II Douglass, J i~vaneovieh,
A Helm.
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TuRS vEREiS PRIzEs.-There are on exhi-
hilton in Bo.,le'. window. Virginia, some
u.u..-I. A.. ,.....,,, .oura,i.
" "' p'
tors o. iheir coming Iuth 'e'e'h P'en'e'
Su"u' "'s
n-r.-,-m
nas, Ths ds.isn OF The ,ray /. Itself
novel and the center il embellished with
frosted Minerva in battle array. standing
In her chariot drawn by four horses. and
attended by Mercury, cherubs and her
bird 81 Wisdom. There /. also ON exhibit
tion an s.d.y cabinet clock, donated by
M, NJ, Freirick Of tho Nevada Jowelry
Mandatory, Virginia. aud an elegant
toilet act. which IL 10 lie donated 10 the
Is. best c~aiico-dressei laly' ON the grounds.
- n.,.,.,
fkrth ME rAA'L'Hhn'-A "NP
''o"h "''"s'po'' '
'''"" " N
says on.'e i's 49, ~
fIienus ars ns,e III m.u ,no.a 80
$500 10y nm M -. son,,..,.,
ues,o' So -mswI., ~
Ahu ostue'. y, n"a",~.is 4. Iii
.N'eea - hin I,
a.i-"a.s. ~. nn,,s,o,. ,,isnJ. 4, mi.
town 10 know that he Is with friend. who
will properly care Tor him IN Ills present
sSa Ani'0uo"'
FRoM BEAR vALLEY.-From u. T.. Field
inc. who b,. r.cen,ly returned 10 the
com.,oek from Bear Valley. California.
where he has mining interests. We learn
that thing are quite lively In that seeiion'
The Blue Tent flnme and Ditch COM
pany have some 900 men ENGAGED on their
way OF the south fork Of Yuba river and
emptying u into the new ilume by Nevada
City. This Hume passes at the head OF
the valley and sa work OF immense
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

PEnsoSAL.-B. f. Davis. editor and
proprietor Of the Placervillc (Cal.) Re.
publican, has been visiting the Comstock
the las. day or two. hut left for home
last evening. He seemed TO take kindly
TO the people here and was considerably
impressed with the magnitude Of min.
ing operations and machinery here.
about. He was accompanied by MIR.
Eaton, U. s. Postofico agent and sx.
aminer.
THE BEsr.-The best IL none too good
for the good people Of Gold Hill and
vicinity and In the line Of food. all want u.
For frat quality OF meats go to the indie.
pendent Market OF @. N. Nechter 4 Co.,
next door 10 Monumental Engine Com
pany No. c., on the Divide. Wholesale
buyers will find this place Just the one TO
suit them, and families, boarding houses
and hotels cannot find better place Of
which to lay In supplies Of meats, etc.
CArrrAL.-Gold Hill will never be with
out capital and enterprise so long as
Lowrey 4 Enos run the Capital Saloon,
,u.t sbove tho yessy House, on Main
.treet. The eating stand Is Al, and the
choicest Of tonsil irrigations are always
passed out over the bar. There are two
slIp loonh ~ to.ni,si,,Is. .ra ,I~.vs Ji..
Iisnmsh,, Anu no,p' ~ a...sn.,y No.
Pehsea i'perAii' W "e s' P'
p,ru r,.,. 49,, :, N. c,n,,o, ,,loon
-, 80, .no,,.
OF DICK brown In 'ifs'niA '"e 'p.'
mems Of fruit from slmons' RANCH Washoe
valley. brought up oy m" s'a a,.nta
a,mnr. m,ii hsv. 81 tons NJ iruit for Inc
ihis se,,on. and n will be Of the
Sns., o%nsIitv-
Tn, ho,,,;,v xo,t. eusine,. boiler,.
-. =, i I,Jv RYAN nina ve,e -ve.ter.
,'''' 81. o..
nay soia ~ .nc oueI'n 49, . : w. =,
$4,000. under an order OF sale In the case
Of A. T. Waters against the company.
pnopos,Ls wASryp.-Lumbermen and
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uS. HON. nim.by."

Henry Onley, more familisrly known As
"Unclc Henry" is the colored patriarch
who 10 chief engineer Of tho boot.blacking
establishment In the FL Dorado Saloon,
Virginia City. Uncle Henry is spatient.
hard.working old gentleman. and he has
notions Of his own. Converting
with q News reporter recently. he said (:
Use been on tile Pacific Coast . purity
long time. Been all over the coast from
British Columby 10 Lower Californny.
Made plenty o. money. and like other peo-
pie, lost II again. Was In virginny City
bout as soon rs anybody. II ] lives long
enough l hopes TO go back TO my family.
get me q little house, and spend the rest O.
my days without having TO work 30 hard.
I couldn't think o. keeping my folks hero.
This amt no place 10 raise childen." just
then Uncle Henry's brush pressed rather
heavily upon . pet corn. and the oath
which followed gavo him an opportunity
10 enforce his statement with regard to the
deprayity OF the community.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17
TIE MACHINE WAS WORN OUT.

Why, Not because It was not we'll built. bat
II was wrongly run. Thousands Of met who
have run down long before their three score and
ten years are accomplished might have been
renewed into sprightliLess and vim n they had
tried the weli.known Peruvian syrup. shieh
contains among its compounds the protoxide OF
Iron. % combined that Il assimilates with the
blood and invigorstes the whole system. This
syrup has proved eficaeious In thousands of
cases, and will do everybody good who usss It.
AL druggists keep 10. jyi im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17
~ ANY DEALER INpoRals

You that ho has for sais . dentiifies Identical
with or containing ingredients equaliing or
superior in efnescy 10 those Of sozoDoNT,
discredit the statement and insist upon having
that alone. Dy doing 80 you will secure .
dentifrice par excellence the beet In the markst.
tive influence upon the teeth. and ono which
will endow them with most becoming white
ness. Another desirable feature Of this staple
toilet article 70 that Il impafts fragrance 10 the
breath. sold by druEgists. jyii Ina
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

A CHURCH In Kansas, whose popular
ity has been waning for some time past.
called q meeting Of its officers recently
to try and devise some means TO stem
The tide. The minister was advised TO
engage eminent counsel aud his trial Is
put down on the calendar for an early
date
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

To all Who are suffering from the errou and
indiscrstons Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. los OF manhood. etc. I will send Q
receipt that will cure you. PEE o. CHANCE.
This great rmsdy vaa discoversd By Q mission.
ary In South America. Send Q self-addrcssed
envelope TO tho REV. JOSEPH r. INMAN,
station d. Bible HOUSE. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

BAoDlD. the famous capital Of the
Caliphs, was founded In 7G2, by Al
Manson. near the site Of Seleucia, or
New Babylon, on tho Tigress, and about
ffiy miles from Babylon the Great. on
the Euphrntes. The dsspots Of these
countries built capitals and peoplsi
them at their pleasure. Old Babylon
yielded to New. New to otesePhon'
This to Almadayen and this to Bas-
sora aud Bagdad. which were success
siysly built by Omar and Al Manson.
BaedaQ was the capital OF the sovereign
Caiiphats and the seat OF science and
the arts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

The Army bill. upon which Mr.. How:
III spent so much time. leaves General
Sherman without q horse. but provides
two horses for each lieutenant OF ma
rines. There's nothing SO grotssqus as
Democratic reform,
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ICE CREAM AND FRUIT.

R. r. Taylor has Just opened. opposite the
Masonic building. Main street. Gold Hill. .
fruit and Ice cream stand. where he receives
daily. and will supply all Who favor him with Q
cell, with the choicest Of fruits. berries and Ice
cream, Of tho lowest cash prices. lie also
keeps Q supply OF the best brands Of tobacco.
c~audies, nuts, etc. olive him . call and rest as
sured OF fair and honest dealing. lyi2lm
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O, n. GALLUP.

o. u. oALLur. opposite the Dank Of califor.
mia, Cola Hill, keeps constantly on hand all
eigars. eli kinds Of ehsving tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. me cutlery, and
tors and hncy goods OF all kinds. apps N
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sTOCR kEPoRr,
Last EvESiSa


LAST yyxx,xa
go -
i.o raymond E!y,S
IA Eureka Con ooa
~ y yaekson. ~
.0o voo
IVo fhenix. ~
lIcO Leopard l ~, Ia
800 GiiA. toc
20 Northern Belle, iisiO
1900 Hussey. l5e. zoe
0 Manhattan, CO
COO Grand Prize. 3 30. . -, iO' 3f
1850 De Frees. 2Oc, ioc, zoe
100 Argenta, iOc
$50. Navajo. soc. 5Jc. COO
400 Endowment, IOc, G0e
100 Independence %
4oo D.x sac' l5e
ZOO 49, zoe s,c zoe
iooo 49, Con m,
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so $500.
aao NJ %ee.io sol .oA
Eco 4pnhl corr,
80 cou ai.ot. sL.a
~ I'm
-co S.n.s 70 ,oL N
20 Ia..ioa
iso $50. III NJ.
Az cro-n paint ch CT. :
Tco Ws,I lo 4 al
20 Ralchsr
eio oxsrm.n M N
THIS hoHNiS"'
900 Ophir. %. 52a
i7i5 Mexican. i6, i5S, lCb5, i6's
$50 Gould a Curry. c.
100 Best 4 Belcher, i41, hk, hS
?,5 California. Ia, IL
22j Savage. ia
2J05 Con. Virginia, S., 81 bio. So, ~
$50. 81
IS Chollar- Potosi. 25h. 90
Us Hale A Norcro.s, CO, ca, ca
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

FRANCIS MURPHY may be a good man.
but the soonsr be gets through mixing
up the name OF the Heavenly Father
with his own signature. the better 1t
will DO for yours truly. Francis Muir
nhv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17
A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.

Every family able TO spprseists and enjoy tho
pleasure Afforded By . really healthiui and do
licious performance should supply themselves
with the genuine Murray q IAnman's Florida
water. IL 10 the most delightful and moot Last
ing Of I'll fragrant waters. mys In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

"wHAr we want Is work and pay for
doing It," said the tramp. what
kind OF work ?" asked y b%ystander.
Unloading schooners." replied the In.
cipisnt Commnnist-'be beer schooners."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17
n.n.r,ure. I.,, E,enins.

BF Armstrong. p LAwlor. J Baldwin.
\ T Foster. u y Davis. q q Batterman, II
NJ Gaylord. ID J Moore, Miss Alice Nyc, 5
Arager. ID Bnrn-. Mrs Vim Hyde. ID Har-
ringion. q II Williams, y d LAngdOn, J
N Emerson, T. Conklin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17
rnK PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIeelisd In Storey
county. 90 10 Thomas Hsnron's Rating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North O street,
Virginia CITY. fresh oystsu 1t all hour I'm
every style. Forty nlners always ON hand d
night. For tasty, homo style OF cooking. and
the best md fresl est Of oil that tho marketa
TT Il. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

The Developments In ophir-Ths
New Discovery In sierra Nevada
The Benanss Mines Progress
or Developments In Julia, nui.
lion. Ala and other Mines %
nAn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

PHOENIX girls have begun to go on
picnic excursions. and sit down on bugs
aud bees.-Fulon Times. Then II "
true tho female phGniX rises.-N. L.
Ne,rx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

IT is said that Edison il about to
throw OH tho market O new corkscrew
crimper that will twist the hair Of trust
ing women forty different directions at
the same time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

WHEN Sam Cox thinks Il possible to
become q United States Senator. why
should We get discouraged regarding tho
discovery OF the North Polsr
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ruR

which 10 perfumsd with Murray . LAnmAn's
florida Water yields moro enjoyment 70 in
posses,or than would . bouquet Of nowers.
bscsuss the latter fads. decay and become
ossosivs. but ths Florida water remains ffesh
ana dsiicioqs. unsasetsd By The iapss d time,
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MEDICAL

This great cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Burns. seaids, Colds, and ell
sches and pains that people and families sunsr
with. 10 really q wonder and . success. j.
Jones, Jr, sails 70 at Gold Hill. jei2 em
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

JOHN DnouonAM's new burlesquo Is
called 1.-THE Princess OF Cashmere"
Wonder II she is any relation to tho
late King Kalakaua2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

Mrss ExLr SoLDESK, whose mouth
enables her to kiss three people OF once.
giving satisfaction 10 each. Is to return
TO America In September.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

FLIES, flies, bothersome flies. they
crawl round your nose aud the brows Of
your eyes ; you may mash one to death.
but be never dies.
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Hsrees Quotatieas.
i,r TN. wr,rrss UNION ~rxlEsn.ru IrS.i
s,s F~aAscrsco. July i7-2.so ,. NJ.

sAS FRAScrsco, July i7-2:3o y. n.
Ophir 52a. California iOa. Justice ),
Buliioa 4. 800. SIS, Mexican lea, l5A,
iG. Bslcher 4. Modoc 50, Hale 4 Norcross
ca. Sierra Nevada -, Union Con. ~.
-, Crown Point 6t. Yellow Jacket y,
Mexican i5i.. Best 4 Belcher iis. Con.
Virginia So. So. Alta ~, Gould 4 Curry
ca, Mexieon i5s. Ophir 81. Beleher } 81,
OvermAn II. Tiptop .. Grand Prize $40,
Savage II. Ward i.5j, Con. Virginia 81
bid, Justice 5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

A MAN owning . large ranch ct Big
Bend WAS In Virginia last week after eight
laborsrs 10 help him gather his hay crop
and could got but two. This shows that
our idlsrs prefer starving on The Com.
stock 70 leaving II,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

VINO hath woe-who hath sorrow ?
Well, that Nevada man who traded q
mule for q wife feels about rs red around
the eyes "a any OF EN-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

ST. Louis and Chicago are both max
ing frantic efforts to got Anderson to
edit their directories.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

TurnE are few positions more envia.
bic than that Of the English judge
salary OF $25 1000 Q year. with q pension
Of Si5, 900 on retirement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

DID anybody ever say that Cronin's
headlight was an elect.trick light II
20, we take IL back and dowxe our glim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17

TEE Rev. Murray has been bitten by
q wild cat In Maine. but the cat was old
and tough and will probably get over IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17
welis.Fargo.

The water 10 drained TO the 500 level and
tho 500 level east drift is being cleaned
out and repaired. preparatory TO drifting
eastward to cut and prospect the main ore
vein At tina point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17
Belrn-r.

A breakagc Of tho pump rod q day or
two since obliged the starting up Of the
donkey pump in the main north incline.
which hoisted the water to the 1000 level,
where 1t vas conducted through TO the
Overman shaft until the repairs were com.
The pumps were set regularly at
work again yesterday morning. and tho
water Is again drained from the main in
cline. ready TO resume work. Sinking the
winze below the 1900 level ID making good
headway. The prospecting drifts on both
the 2iC0 and $500 levels are being adj
yanced As usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17
Union Consolidated.

Enlarging tho north drift connecting
with the Sierra Nevada on tho 1850 level
Ia making steady and favorable progress.
The joint east drift on the north limo Of
the Mexican on the 1000 level Is being
pushed steadily forward, the face still In
hard blasting porphyry. The north drift
the 1000 level is nov In . distance OF
5ii feet. the face still In porphyry and
clay. The erection Of tho blower Is COM
and the fan running and 10 helping
tho prosecution OF tho work l all
the drifts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-17
Consolidated Dorado.

Sinking the shaft is going forward
vigorously. and the new hosting works
are being placed in position. Tho
machinery will BE- ready to run - soon -
required.