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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
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P'n'''
Hon. Daniel voorhees, q heprcsenta.
lives Il: wing OF ONO M bisekDnrn OF
Kentucky arc IN Annapolis, and wiz -.
aIss VIC ". ssm :, n" nnu.. :, nais,..as
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silver hill anil the repesl of the Resume.
tion .ct'
w..h,n,,o, d,.,.,cb ..v.. C.n,.in
q % Snbs;.s'
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sni.,do sa.S.. Ia ~art homs a. tbs
rsnai Sorr ,hI: ,=f,synoon and entered M
vife's room, had . brief conyersstion with
her and immedia.ely sfterward passed into
an adjoining room and shot himself near
the heart. causing death almost i'm.
mediately.
A London special from Berlin SAWS A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
THE NORTH BONANZA MINE.
It's Lssasien Title Present. ore
Dsvsiepmsnts aud Future Pres

Much interest has been taken for tho
$50 a, ,ax min. which IA
pe.' "VN " 49,"
being opened IN fiowery pistrict some On
miles northeast OF Virginia City. Ycster-
a.v In .onn.nv Nth II. n. Jackson. tho
~ A.. -.
superintendent We visited mo now m,h''
and arc thus enabled to give the following
facts concerning IL: II Is situated In the
..r,. r,,,sr.i half n. m. Iasv prv.p.
~'
Hogers' Adriatic ana other fiowery mines
and has . nearly parallel course with
asvsn.miie C.nvon. Taking into con.
.'"-.." 49,. - - :, A.. 49,.
sioerAhon 'n' .n'"n a'"
vein ~ 1t 10 shown In tho late de-
yelopmeuts In the 0phir. the belief 10
g.iniro .trenytb In tbe minds of MANY Of
orr heat mining men. tbat the main Com.
stock lode has 4 much more e~astorly course
tbsn hss beon generally supposed, and
th,t tbis new mine IA a yeritable portion
Of Tho Comstock, Tho claim Is patented,
n being the south 1000 feet Of tho Utah
nstent' The ledge crops ont boldly, and
has been sbown by drifts and openings
mar tbe surface 10 have a width OF 100 10
400 feet, On tho cast end OF the claim .
tunusi has been run 10 the ledge and an
incline winzo sunk from the surface In the
west portion Of the vein and connected
with the tunnel.
Neither this tunnel or Wine have pros
pectcd more than . few feet Of the western
edge Of the vein, and nowhere TO Q greater
depth than So feet perpcndicularly. Both,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
New Mintsg iAscssioss.

The following notices Of mining loca-
tons have been filed with County Re-
corder Nichol:
Modjeska-This is . relocation Of the
Original Gold Hill mining claim, In Gold
Hill Mining District. II was formerly
known - tho West Jacket mining claim,
and extends 1900 feet along the ledge.
George L. Mckay. A.. IL. Pipson and
Henry Rosenbrock are the locators. The
notice 10 dated January n, 1878.
Hazard-This II . relocation OF the
Hazard and Wheeler claim. II is In Gold
Hill Mining District, west Of tho Twin
Peak mine, and extends 1900 feet along
the ledge. d. Besdle Is the locator.
Morning Star No. 2-This Is . relocation
Of the Morning Star claim. In Plowcry
Mining District, Storey county. II COM
prises 1900 feet along tho ledge. James
Carroll IL the locator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
EUROPE.
Russian Governor for
AdrianOple.
RuMoRs THAT AN ARMIs1lcf HAS
BEEN COMPLETED.
lsrsciAL DprAscH TO rHs 0oLD HrrL
DAILY NEws.1
Ths Great war iu che East.

TIE Great was 10 she East.
CoxsrAsrrSorLr. January Is. = The
Russians have appointed tho Greek Arch.
bishop Governor Of A~driauopls. A report
was current yesterday afternoon that .
tive months armistice has been concluded.
but no Official confirmation has been rc-
ceived. A rumor that the Russians arc
nearly 70 Gsllipolis 10 not confirmed. The
defense Of tho line OF Balair. across tho
neck Of Galllpolis peninsuls, has been
intrustsd 10 Suleimsn Pasha. Nanthorpe
Bey 10 charged with the transport Of
Suleimsn's army thither.
A dispatch from Van announces that tho
Russians have arrived near Muscha.
LONDON. January 23.-Tho Poet an.
nounces prominently that > telegram 70.
ceived yesterday from an authentic source
confirms tho report that Sulieman Pasha
arrived 81 Drama with the great bulk OF
bis army. He has autographed for . mum.
Der Of transports 10 DO sent TO Kslava Bay.
ST. PETERSBURG. January 2s.-It IL Of.
hcially stated that the Russian losses up 10
January 10th were S2.i95.
LONDON, January ga Berlin CORES.
pendent says: According TO the latest
rumors the Turkish peace delegates, H. Is
expected. viii refer tho less acceptable
points OF the hussi.n conditions TO Con.
st~antinople. In this case the hussians
will advance. Aus!ri. seems 70 DO con-
hdentially informed OF the hussian deter
minstion TO have Constantinople II their
tsrms OF peace are not immedistely ac.
cepsea. Au.ss y, .noan
20 n =. yDs.upsa ioa ~ a.ys
on'u,I 'n no.s% ~. nn..isr n.sca ma.
W. ~ e.s.nS,.n.I- Jp.rS n.
sousuon. wiz suo.c4aonuy " ~
conversion OF oonaIsn.nop'e into : sol'
=. euIn., ..". ~ an .%.,Iiss ssisor.m
~ I'LL - .s.rma thss shs
pns.. III, ,armrric.,s ara Rns.,sn con.
ILL., a. n" Tn.ans.n 49,. $4,000.
aision. .ue !, FL .,,sor, mn
.ns s'0eP' su''nA"s ~"
Po." -
A correspondent ~ vienna teieSrapns'
Adviccs from C~onstantnople shot thata
general panic prevails there. and Inc n
citemsnt 10 hourly increasing. ~ 70 %,
lieved that tho guaranteeing powers VIII
send ships 10 protect their subjects. The
new instructions 10 the peace delegates, OF
which Izzcd pasha was bearer, were sent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

MoSunKsrAL.-Tho parties given BY the
Monumental Engine Company No. 9 are
always enjoyable. Tho n last evening
was no exception. The ladies and gentle
men who formed the company Joined with
Q will In tho festivities OF the occasion.
The good name Of Monumental Engine
Company IL dear 70 all the people OF Gold
Hill. They displayed their appreciation
by being present last evening. The Dali
was . grand success In every particular.
BssAszA BULLION Tho Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company last night
shipped from Virginia City forty.eight
bars Of bullion. weighing 6,8i7 pounds,
and worth Si9s,l43 rs. The California
Company shipped f~orty.nine bars. weigh
ing 6,203 pounds, worth S2l2 ,9O2 ~, max
ing Q total OF ninety.seven bars, weighing
i2,050 pounds, worth SAIL .0s5 "a.
Snow sroRx.-snow commenced fall
ing at $40 yesterday afternoon. and con-
tinued till II O'Clock at night. II fell very
fast. and tho sleighs and slsds were soon
out. Several parties Of ladies and gentle
men spent the night In sleigh.riding. To-
day the weather Is moderate, and the snow
10 melting rapidly.
8. PLArr. Of Plat 4 Rich. has gone 10
San Francisco 10 get IN extra supply Of
winter goods.
A NEW sidewalk 10 being put down In
front Of 81. Patrick's Church. Gold Hill.
ELizADKrH RILKY Was to-day granted .
divorce from Frank Riley.
A NEW hosting engine for tho julia
mine has been received,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

heavily drapsd. and on tho cstsfslqus
many flowers were tastefully displayed.
Twenty-Five pews on either aide Of the
center aisle were draped. Tho front pew
on tho right sldo was decorated with tho
American colors and occupied by Presi-
dent Hayes and family. and tho pews In
the roar were occupied by member Of the
Cabinet and their families, aud tho General
Of the army aud family, and numerous
army and navy officers. The front pew on
tho left side was decorated with the Italian
colors and occupied by Baron Blanc the
italian Minister. and other members OF
the legation. In the pews In the rear were
members OF the foreign legations In tho
United States and their families. Aozart's
grand requiem mas was sung by the com
bined ohoirs Of tho Catholic churches In
the city. Tho deacon. sub-deacon and
msstsr OF ceremonies, Rev. Fathers Ci'
ampi, the pastor Of tho church. jenkins
and simeon, eli belong to the Order OF
Jesuits, and the celebrant Of the mass was
Rev. Father McEvsn. Fourteen acolytes
assisted. After the mass tho customary
prayers and lltanies were chAnted BY the
priests and choir. and the solemn service
was brought 10 . close.
the Diplomatic service.
New YoRx. Jan. IA Tribune wash-
ington special says: Tho subcommittee
on Appropriation. charged with prepa-
ration Of the consular and diplomatic bill.
had . long interview with tho Secretary OF
State to-day. Tho most important feature
Of tho conversation was an announcement
made by Representative Hewitt Of his In
tention 10 perfect . measure looking 70 the
entire abolition Of tho diplomatic service.
and the transfer Of ordinary subjects OF
diplomatic correspondence and intercourse
to the consular service. leaving special
subjects Of negotiation. such a. treaties.
etc., TO special commissions. Tho history
OF our diplomatic intercourse, he said. |
presents numerous instances where this
course has been pursued. even when We
have had ministers resident 81 courts Of
powers interested In the negotiation.
Hewitt told the Secretary also that be f.
vorcd tho establishment OF . Consular
In tho Department Of State. TO
have charge Of consular Affairs. When
the consular and diplomatic bill 10 under
he proposes to make . speech
forth these ideas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
A SENSE or WEAKNESS

10 ofsn felt by pcrpous WIN cannot locate any
particular disease. n they work. II becomes
labor; II they walk. they soon tire; msniai
efforts become Q burden. and even joys are
dimmed By the shsdos Of this weakness which
10 cssl over their lives. Rscourss 10 had rome
timer 10 stimuiants Of Q dangerous character.
The advice of physicians 90 refrain from active
labor produces no happy rcsults. wbyf Tbs
systeni d dsbihtsted and ne de 10 he built up
properly. Peruvian syrup will do this very
he entire s,.tem. and harnonirins With The
curporeal fnnclion.. 10 nses w The safssoied
and bring ihs color 10 the cheek again. and
hope 20 thu dsspondeut. II dos IL VITA
promptly and veil. Bold ~ al druggists. iai
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
READ AND LEARN. FOR YoURsRL.

Many valuable discoveries and much useful
knowledse 10 kept from the world because OF
the lmmsass expsnss 10 making them Known
10 the people. This 10 not ths case with
YEAR, introduced into this country, It's sale now
reaches In ever town sod village IN the y. y.
10 wonderful pucccss In curing consumption,
severo coughs. pneumooia. sstLma and All
other diseases Of the throat and lung vas nrst
made hnown By d~istnbutns every ysssi. Iof
YaIu or oaARas, BY dusgtsts. No sueh . .ret
Of merit wss svsr given bsfore 70 any other
prepaniion. Could you ask morei DO 70 pour
dnerist and Get . bottle TOT 10 cents and " H.
Bample bottles 10 cents. |a'on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
rnR PALACR RATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef 'unezeelisd In Storey
county, 10 10 Thomas Hsnfon's Eating stand
In the Palace Saloon. NO. : North . street,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oysters 81 all hour In
every styis. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. for tss'y, home style OF cooking. and
ths beat and fresl sst Of eli that the markets.
aford, the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
TIT Il. aptS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

The Eureka Sentinel says : An Offer
was recently made to the Richmond
Company and declined Of $40 per ton
for crude bullion. and 10 per cent. OF
the assay value Of the gold and silver
contained thsrain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
THE coMsTocK.
Official Mining News
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
January -, 1875.

stock Market 0yrssioss-rhe Ssw
Besansas-rhs North and Eass
OF the Great Ore RssEs-tns
south ssd East OF It-Dsepsr Ex.
pi~esatiess called fsr-osssrai
Mfning Details.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
DIyIDEND~.

Caltaaswia-slpe pee share. scgregzting 81
en-; d.elsrcd January Tth; payable Jan
JNHnary isth.
Consolidated vtvgtaia--ta pee rhsre
sggr~ysting ti.oco,uoO; DECLARED JannAry
eth. payable January itth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
O. u. GALLUP.

o. n oAlLur. opposite the Bank Of cahfo..
mia. ooh I'm. kseps constantly on hand "
fsvcrits brsnds Of inpodsd Cigar. ohoice ott
eieafs, ali iieds Of ehssing tobsceo. meSf
scksum plpsa, mats, candies. aps CUTLERY. ana
toys nd ksey goods Of ali kinds. sps
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
A CARD.

To all Who as suffering from the srrors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous wesfnsss. ssriy
decay, los Of manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. Pee OF cnAnoE.
This ersat rsmsdy vas discovered By nision.
sry IN South America. Send 9 self'sddresssd
envelope TO the REV. JOskPH 7. tNhAN.
etasion d, Bible Houss. Nov Yorf City.
eco Gm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
TIE LIE
The Treasury Department
to be Investigated.
PRESIDENT HAYES TO AID IN
THE WORK.
Trying to Abolish the
Diplomatic Service.
AN IMPORTANT RESOLUTION At
THIS TIME.
tsPrcrAL DupArcHfs TO Il ootD HnI
NAVY Nrval
tsrscrAL DrspArcHfs TO tn. Coin HnI
DALI Naval

The Treasury % DO Investigates.
WASHINGTON. January 23.-Gloyer. who
introduced the investigation resolutions In
tho House. had yesterday . long interview
with the President concerning tho attitude
Of the Administration toward tho coming
investigation. Glover expressed himself
much pleased with the manner In which
the President met his views, He assured
the President that his object was not 10
make party capital, but to purify tho Gov.
eminent.
Tho Committee on Expenditures In the
Treasury Department. Of which Glover 10
chairman. passed. later In the day, the fol.
lowing resolution
Re.oired, That the President be and he
IL hereby requested 70 cooperate with this
committee In its investigation OF alleged
abuses In the Treasury Department. and
to issue tho orders necessary for that pur-
pose.
The following correspondence ensued:
WASHINGTON, d. O., Jan. a. House Of
Representatives, Committee on Expendi-
lures In the Treasury Department-To the
President OF tho United States-Sir; II
Is painful. yet true, that for year, the
executive departments Of the Federal Gov
eminent have been increasingly corrupt
and oppressive, and that the rights and
liberties Of citizens have been trsmpled on
without redress In these departments OF
the Administration, while organized com.
binations In every department have existed
In profusion. based on plumber. and have
sported with and preyed on tho freedom,
the fortunes and the happiness OF over
forty millions OF people, VINO, While TINS
profuse expenditure OF their hard earnings
and this habitual visitation OF their rights
have occurred. have grown poorer q
poorer. till this misrule has wrought wide
misfortune and distress. No one man.
or set Of men, Ia responsible for this mass OF
evils or their fruits. Tho vast extension
Of the power Of the Government during
the late period Of civil war and disorder.
has thrown on executive heads such great
and multifarous responsibilities, Thai u 10
mapt IN Lnow mueb Of which his
subordinstes and heads of bureaus, and
cven OF divisions in very many cases. arc
necessarily ignorant, OF tbs real nature
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
aEPosr.
san Beard.
Lat Evxxrxa.

- 1917
Last EvxxIxs.
10 Meadow Valley. sos
$40 Raymond I Ely. 81. 81
SY Eureka Con. sh, Ss, Sk
SO Jackson. 4. AZ
$50 Alps. ~
~ Belmont, Soc
100 Rye Patch. ~ s
no northern Belle. ios. II
it9o Hussey. Sc. toc
$50 General TnomAs. sc
leo Manhattan. ION, iok
ss De frsss. sc
isio brand Prtzs. l,,..is
2ioo Aresnta. I ~. %
600 Navajo. Toc. T5c
$50 Endowment. us
% f~ndspendenos. ac
ii5o silver Prize. Sc. toc
10 Ola. csc
i0o Hornet. iss
40 Morning Star. ~
800 Paunes. 500
so Day. I 10
500 Belle Isie. i0c
loss Modoc. toc, tac
$50 New Coco. se
100 Bschtel. "
ets uoiden Chariot. i0.l
~ fleisies. N
$50 Lssds. 70
eIs Tiprop. 20
80 ophr, 81. 1A, uk.u
$50 Con. virginia. 17s' ax
isto Alta, ~. 9S,s
s95 Justice. 10k. 10. ION
s15 Belehsr. sS. s.
10 California. IN. n. u b5.T
20 Hale q Norcros-. ~
70 Union Con, CSC
Do Trojan. Soc
40 Mexican. i5f
10 Hxehequer. ~. s1
% Ovcrmsn. fsS
100 ~Ielton. I %
26s Gould 4 Curry. sissy
10 Julis. IN
100 Bullion, Z 60. tes
80 Grown Point, 81 b5
nm
$50 Opsir. 81. 0k. sk
1876 Mexican. lJi.. i5s. ns
AIS Gould d Curry 81
iss t~st q Beicher. isk. isS
iso caiiforsh, Bx.u
xo savage, nN. nv
fiI0 Con Virginia. AN. 2ls. 2ft u. TN
80 Cholisr.P oto.i. Jix
30 Hale 4 Norcross. Sk. -.
lOO Grown Point. 81
ta0 Yellow Jacket. ~. ~. ".
I3s Imperial. soc. Tsc
no Kshtaeh. 4 "a. An
20 Alpha. iit., ns. IN
isI releher. So. 81. az
90 ~conndsnec. ~
lieO sierra Nevada. ~, 10
I'D Utah. II. i3s
~ Bu,iion. q ~. q. to
81 SIehequ~r, ~. q
IN Uverman. ISL, ISL. ~
10 Justies. 10. ~. 9'.,s<
10 Union Con. 0. 81. 6s.6.
10 seg. Beichsr. ~
1is5 Alta. sy. 81 SIS
lilo Nev York. ~, iS
40 woodvill-. w.. Use
3O kos-uth. ~
ieo Andes. $50
100 ward. 3,c
100 LeviAthzn. 2c
$50 North Con. virginia, 10
no Moraing star. sse
$50 Julia, ! Is
40 Caledonia, 3%,stS
s35 silver HUI. Q ~. ass
te Rock lsland. ioc
TO Trojan. Soc. Csc
$50 bentoa. IN
~ Solid silver.S
We joe skates. $50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

Tax suits have been entered against
mining companies - follows; Knicker-
booker, Ss52 80; Lady Bryan. $s27 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
IBleixhs fop sale.

W. T. Warren 4 Son, North Q street.
Virginia. between Sutton avenue and Mill
street. desire us to inform the sleighing
public Of Gold Hill and Virginia that they
have on hand . fine lot Of sleighs Of their
" make, from the most dashing cutter
10 the humber stylos and varieties. More.
over, they want 70 sell them ct once, and
knowing that tho sloighing season must
now necessarily DO short. consequently
will not refuse . fair Offer In tho cash line.
Buy . nice sleigh and be happy.
TEE Cosmopolitan Club In Silver City
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
sutro Tunusl.

Pace Of header In somewhat softer vein
matter. requiring elose and careful tim
bering and tagging 70 guard against pos
sible caves. Slight increass OF water.
Total length Of tunnel last evening.
Is, 762 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
Arr,,.,. ,.,. n...,.s.

o.o cilson Jas Duty jr Jos Dealing
Cass Muller ell sanford v fitzmetr
Jno Thomas Al Young jones
q Mundsli MIS- w smiley MIS- kinney
Mrs J ! Magic ME- hand uMCiAfh
X n HovlAsd chas fornaAn Jonss s-ey
Mr., Rus.ell Or J johnson OF BstrmAn
M 9h~h NIss X Bloek Nrs Hrcw-rton
nI.rs.,a y Yord shoniock kwf
Mrs J Randall Mrs ksrtlstt MS w RAVEN
q children "a King vi oeo hnsJe
ID A Chapman bisho2 whitaker
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
Consolidated Imperial.

The north drift from the bottom OF the
Wine on the 2i00 level is being advanced
ct . very rapid rate Of speed. the face In
very favorable ground. Sinking the Joint
Alpha winxe 10 making fair progress. the
bottom In hard porphJry. carrying strsaks
Of quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-The House
Committee on Banking to-day authorized
Ewing to offer . resolution thai the Com
mittee on Banking and Currency DO In
structed 10 Ascertain and report - soon ~
practicable the amount Of gold and silver
coin and bullion now held and owned BY
tho United States ; amount Of coin obliga-
tons OF tho Government now duo. or
which will fall due prior 10 the LIST Of jan
uary, 1870, or which has been called for
payment prior 70 said date amounts Of
bonds which have been sold BY the Becre-
tary Of the Treasury for coin. but which
are not yet paid for. and the date when
such coin 10 payable ; amount OF gold and
silver now held In the United States, and
the movement Of such metals 10 and from
this country now Accruing. or which may
be reasonably anticipated In the present
condition Of our foreign debt, expenditures
and trade ; amount OF loans and deposits
Of banking Institutions In the United
States. and amount Of currency. whether
In coin, bank notes or legal tenders. now
or recently held by them, 90 far - such
information may 10 readily ascertained
from Official reports or Otherwise. and
such other facts - In its JUDGMENT will
tend 70 inform tho House when and by
what method u will probably be prscti-
cable and consistent with the public vol
faro 70 resume specie payment or establish
an equality Of value between paper and
coin. Tho resolution further provides
that tho committee shall have power 70
send for persons and papers. administer
oaths. take testimony and report BY bill or
otherwise at any time.
Requiem Mass Or vietsr Emssasi'
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-Ths crowd was
30 great to-day In the Church Of 81. Alloy
sius, on tho occasion Of the celebration pf
4 solemn mass Of requiem for The late
King Victor Emanuel, thai hundreds were
unable 70 enter. The sanctuary wM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

The material at the bottom OF the shalt
shows considerable improvement. II 10
hard quartz and porphyry, with stresks OF
ore which give good assays. water In
creases, but 10 easily handled by the pump.
The drift west On the 500 level 10 In low
grade ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23
HULA Consolidated.

The new hosting machinery for tho In
cline below the 1900 level arrived at the
mine yesterday. and is being placed In
position ~ fast a. tho nature Of the work
will admit Of. The foundations arc al
ready 10 receive 1t. 80 that 70 set II run.
ming will 10 = comparatively short Job.
sinking the incline IL making steady and
favorable progress. Preparations are now
about completed for starting . diamond
drill In the face Of east crosscut No. l on
this level. The east drift from tho Wine
ON tho 1900 level Ia steadily advancing. the
face In decomposcd quartz and clay. There
10 . considerable dow Of water from the
face Of this drift.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-23

Sinking the main incline Is going vigor-
ously forward aud Is making fair progress
considering tho extreme hardness Of the
rock penetrated. Sinking tho winze below
tho 1870 level Is also making good head.
way. The Joint EIchequer winze on the
south limo affords no new features.