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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23

let his friends on the district commit
tee then issue notice that no dele
gate shall enter the hall of the conven-
ton unless he has ticket signed by
their secretary; then let him place po-
iceman on the stairs, with orders to
arrest and carry off enough ofStewart's
delegates, if they attempt to enter the
hall, to give his side the organization
OF the convention. In this way he
may secure the nomination and he will
be elected-as Andrews was!
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23
The New Haven Union has these

The New Haven Union has these
sensible remarks:
The coin now boarded in the treas
ury as Il redemption fund Ito be in
creased to Sl50,0OO, ,OOO is taken from
the specie basis Of those countries
that buy our products. Fifty millions
of John Sherman's hoard at least
must have been taken from England s
basis, producing the same condition
in England that exists here-shrink.
ing volume of money and falling
prices-one of the results of which is
now there are 10000 workingmen on
a strike in England. All this means
lower wages and lower prices in this
country.
And as comment upon these re.
Elections we add the following news
items:
LONDON, May l5,-Serious rioting
began at Blackburn yesterday even
ing. Thousands of the lowest class of
operatives, including women, paraded
the streets. making violent demon.
strations. The residence Of Col.
jackson. chairman Of the masters as
sociation was burnt to the ground.
The same mob attempted to burn
JacksOn's mills. The residence of
Alderman Hornby was partially de.
stroyed, and the windows Of all the
mills in town were demolished. \
strong force of infantry from Presto on
has arrived. and y troop of cavalry is
coming. The troops cleared the
streets. Col. Jackson and wife bare.
ly escaped in cab. Alderman Horn.
by was struck by stones while remon.
strating with the rioters.
Thus mans misgovernment, the
anti growth of narrow-minded selfish
ness breeds incalculable misery and
endangers liberty and society.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23

them and repealed all laws passed for
that purpose. And in the third place
1t is d fraud to now charge on the
railroads the distresses caused bv
Hayes, John Sherman and the rest of
the Republican leaders, through their
cruel financial legislation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-23
National Guard Hall.

The Liberal social ut National Guard
Hall, Virginia, Saturday night was well
attended and proved most enjoyable.
The lecture and subsequent seance Of
Mrs. Leslie Carroll last evening drew q
well.6lled house. The speaker talked
we'll and interested all In attendance
who were not familiar with the subject,
although her remarks were not particu.
larly new. The seance was, however,
tho most exciting portion Of the sven.
ing's entertainment. Messages were re-
ceived from Charley belong. DR.. Nc.
Means and others. One came TO W. H.
Smith presumably Of the Belcher.)
telling him to push out east and no
would strike q bigger ore body than ever
before. The information was given that
the Comstock was In the shape Of q
crescent with one horn In Gold Canyon
and the other In Flowsry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-23
nItforOla

v~IRarSiA CRY. sept. n. ISIS. y.
Goois.. .Sscrsta,y During the past week
we have enlarged and retimbered the Con-
soliiated Virginia shaft 10 the 1850 station
and placed the station set In position.
The average yield Of ore has been about
zoo tons per day. The temperature of the
air on the lower levels has been somewhat
reduced owing tn the cooler weather On the
surface. which has enabled us Tn prosecute
our work 10 some better advantage.
Gu the 1900 level the work Of retimber-
ing the main east drift running south from
the Ophir line Is still being continued.
On The 1850 level tho north drift from
tho Consolidated Virginia shaft has been
extended II feet I; total length. ass feet.
The material passed through and in the
face is favorable looking vein porphyry.
There Is NO change ~ note IN the ore
slopes running north from crosscut No. =.
Gu the 1850 level WINE No. q, down
from the sill fioor Of the north ore Slopes,
has been sunk aud timbored . feet. The
bottom is In ore giving low assays.
On the 1850 level the north lateral drift
from the main east drift 10 the q. 4 O.
shaft /. in ! feet. passing through extreme
ly hard blasting ~porphyry. No work has
been done In the south DRIFT from the joint
Ophir Wine on our north line during the
past week on account Of the extreme heat
at that point. This work will not be re-
-umed until . connection IL made with the
south drift Of the Ophir 1000 level. which
connection We expect to make In about
three weeks. The q. 4 @. shaft has been
sunk and timbered II feet. and Ia now IS
feet below the 1850 station. The rock con-
tinue. hard and the How u water strong
W. II. PArroS, Supt.
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Arrival. Yesterday n.r,,,r,

Y II Mcdowell. c 0gg. J Y FARRELL.
II soelhorn. J Dewey. y Waters, J II
Crossman. II W FELTON,. J Ryan. u Burke.
y y Newell. A II Swift. W A Sterling. J ID
Mclean. W Cannon. J u Malone. u q
Parlow. W n Eekert. d W James. W Lacy.
II Hawkins. 5 Hamilton. L TAusig. | Rich.
J 4 Eekley. A J Mccarthy. A n Hillhouse.
q ID Hall. J @ Harlow. Vim n Brisn. WI
Emerson. d 4 Baily. N Rism. II T Tucker.
J Gilroy. T. Argens. J smith. Al MeKim.
W T Robinson. Mrs = stephens. Mrs N
Wand. J ID Sims and wife. &c Bishop,
Miss N Chase. Mrs VIM. J Stone, q J
McKim. Mrs W r Patrick. william Colan.
Miss n Midgsly. Miss N Powers. Mrs N II
smith. Nv Drake wife and child. Miss J
Russell. Mis-. n Ciough. y W Cole. Jonas
seeiy. J Babcoek. J ID Baldwin, Samuel
Davis. q n Mercer and wife. Miss Watson.
Geo I LAmmon wife and child. Hill.
J J Alexander. II Dear. Z II Randall. II 7
Crsswsli. U Fraser. 7 orndorff. II Knapp,
q Thornton and wife. J NJ Campbell. Mis-.
A Holmes. N @ Sullivan. GrAney.
Miss A johnson. Ell Rail. A Eon, AZ
burke. W II Randall. q q Lpon. II Pixly.
J II bradley and wife. Mrs l. T Drexler.
Mis- N Babeoek. II Lincoln. J = Martin
and family. A L Edwards, J \ Ksneen and
family.
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worE,usm.n's rroaslss.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l.-Cohen and
his followers made several attempts this
afternoon TO create strikes In the north.
ern part Of the city. but the police pre-.
vented any disorder. He started out on
a general tour with q mob Of n hun.
bred negroes. aud visited "Hill's Bot.
tom," thence proceeding to Fourteenth
street, whore a pavement Is being laid.
Cohen then addressed the men, and
about twenty Of the n hundred unem.
ployed Joined the mob. which next pro-
csded to Seventh street, the mob In.
creasing 10 about 400. and at Seventh
and N streets, where 1fty men arc lay.
ing O pavement, Cohen made another
speech and several OF the workers fell
into line. Thus reinforced. the mob
went of yelling and hootina vigorously,
until reaching Seventh and Z streets,
when the police charged. There was .
short struggle, but the batons Of the
police triumphed, the mob leaving q
OF their number, who had struck or OF.
fcer, In the hands Of the police. Cohen,
abandoned by his allies. made for his
headquarters, New Jersey avenue. Ad-
ditional United States troops have sr-
rived, but II is confidently believed the
police are equal to any emergency.
Tho District Commission ers this
morning received from the Ordnance
Department 200 army breech.loading re-
v~olvsrs and 5000 cartridges. and they
were distributed among the policemen.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-Ths various
journals Of this city comment with some
severity upon the action Of the author.
tiles In allowing Cohen to parade the
streets OF the city with o mob. Some
Of the papers this morning intimate
that unless the proper authorities put
an end to these proceedings II will 30
necessary for the citizens TO take tho
matter In their own hands.
Fred. Douglass. Marshal Of the Dis.
trict, who has charge OF the City Hall
building and who 10 responsible for pub.
lie property there. last night announced
to Cohsn's mob that they could hold the
meeting then In progress, but no fur
ther assemblsge would be permitted In
front OF the building where they had
been meeting nightly for the past week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-23

OLD TnxR Com. The following
special dispatch to the Nrwsto-day from
San Francisco tells OF the death Of an
old.time Comstocksr Leonard W.
Newell. &c years OF age. anativs Of New
Hampshire, died In this city at the Re
ceiving Hospital at Q o'clock yesterday
evening from the effects OF excessive
drinking. Deceased wal one Of the
original members OF the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Hoard and the Vir.
ginia City Stock Board"
EXTENDING TRAcx.-Ths infusion OF
life recently felt on the Comstock IL
calling Tor greater facilities for working
the mines. Az everything Ia going East.
the railroad switch to the Yellow Jacket
new shaft Ia TO be extended on down
south to accommodate the east vein
locations and the new 0verman works.
The G. x @. switch Is to have the east
srn side OF Its v extended also to the
Gould &~Curry and Best 4 Belcher new
shalt.
The messengers OF Wells. Fargo 4
Co. are continually annoyed b. r. per.
sisteni dropping Of letters intended for
Unce Sans bags into their boxes In the
cars. II would seem that the lettering
on the cars was plain enough for all
10 tell which Is mail and which express.
OrnIn. Reports yesterday and to.
day are that n diamond drill has been
act at the bottom Of the main incline
and il boring the ore body. Saturday
night assays from the bottom OF the
incline showed $50.
TuE Alta mine Is closed against
visitors.
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Opntr.

vIEdISI, CuY. Sept. 81. ISIS G.. L..
WsA,r, If,.iisai. The main inclins has
been sunk and timbered II feet during the
past week and 10 now 9G feet ION the
.lop.) below the 2iO0 station. The mate
rial passed through and In the bottom 10
very favorable looking vein porphyry and
quartz giving low assays ; the quartz In
creasing In quality a. We 20 " The
work on tho tank pit for the 2iOO station
pump Ia making good progress n the
tank will he put in place during the COM
ing week.
ON the 2iOO level the east drift WAS con-
nected with No. I WINS yesterday. which
secures good ventilation at that point.
After putting In the station set OF timbers
Of the bottom Of the WINE. east crosscut
No. 1 will be started for the orc body.
On the 1000 level Wine No. l Ia ounce
ted with the east drift on the 2lOO level.
Work has been resumed In the main north
drift. which will DO advanced As fast a.
possible 10 connect with the joint Mexican
and Union Consolidated Wine being sum
from the 1000 level. as was fully explained
In our last weekly letter. We have also
resumed work in the south drift to the
Joint California Wine sun on u south
line from the 1900 level. No work has
been done in the joint Mexican east cross
cut on our 1900 level during the past
week.
On the 1900 level the repairs to the east
drift still continue. A. also the repairs TO
the main shaft above the 1865 station.
The cooler weather on the surface has I'M
proved the ventilation Of the lower levels,
and we shall be able 10 make better pro-
gress in our work. Our machinery 10
working well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-23
.s.,. Nerrrosa.

VIRGINIA CRY. Sept. 2S.-Jooi p. Light.
n,r. E.g.. Secretary ; since my last report
tho water has been lowered to . point lis
feet below the 1000 level. Sunday morn
ing ct 1880 We broke . pump-rod and the
water rose 63 feet. The pump started up
last evening at $50. The water stands at
the hour Of writing "a feet below the 1000
level. The stoppages Of the pump for the
past week amount 70 n hours and IS min
utes. Total number Of strokes, 63,i53 ;
or an average speed Of COS strokes per
minute. The drift on the 1000 level TO
connect with tho Combine ton shaft 10 In
40 feet. All tho machinery 10 working
we'll. The Chollar-N orcross.Savags shaft
drift was driven IS feet.
PHILIrr DEipEsuEINER. Supt.
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Piper. op.r. ueu.s. virsi.i..

Entertainments arc again In order on
the Comstock, for stocks are moving
and men have NOR money than OF late.
The season at Pipor's Opera House, vir.
ginia. will be opened on the 9th instant
by Havorly's Minstrsls. This u~nrivaled
corps OF performers now includes Gus.
Williams. a prime favorits, and HuRhey
Dougherty. q comedian who will make
his first bow TO Comstockers during the
coming season.
Havsrly's Minstrels will be followed
by the Georgia Minstrels, who have de-
lighted people for q long time and all
over the world. They will open on the
ID OF October for the balance OF the
week.
Next Tuesday night Prof. R. F. Clark
will be made the recipient OF q compli.
mentary benefit at the hands OF the citi.
zens Of Virginia. Further mention will
be made OF these entertainments here.
after.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-23

feat. The weeks work has been through
porphyry mixed with clay and quartz. all
having . very promising appearance.
Last night We encountered In face Of No.
1 q stratum Of clay accompanied with .
little water. What 10 TO the east Of this.
II We can determine anything from drill.
ing. IL clear. ~nice-looking quartz. In
main south drift We have advanced IL feet,
through poryhyry on east side Of drift
and quartz or low grade ore on the west
side. Have turned this drift TO ths west q
little. 90 a. to run parallel with drift -
run between crosscuts l and 2. In this
way va will keep In or near the ore vein.
All the machinery is working we'll. Are
taking care Of water nicely.
FRANK N. TuAYrR. Supt.
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. REPORr.
TINS MoRNfNa.

MORNING.
2ss' ogsir. 81, es. IS. 9ss. s7s. sss.
l7o5 Mexican. e5. 90. 95S. s61, o5
2too Gould 4 Curry. -. 23k. "a. 2ls,
22S. 22t. %
1905 Best a Belcher. Sc, 35k, 35k
1905 Savage. IS. 20. 25t. 2G., "a, %
2Io5 California. i5a. Is. lisa. I5S, I5h,
i5S
ssa' Con; Virginia. II. lev, lea. iss.
Gao chsiiar.P OsOsi. CO... o5. &C. CT. CIV.
42es Hale a Sorcro.s. 30. 81. ~. IS. 81.
IS. AZ. ~. Il. i2S. "a. 43a. az.
-. 81. a.. t2S. 81. 81. 40
2995 Crown Point. .. ~. 10. 81
2a25 Yellow Jacket. 20. "a. 2os. so, 2es.
2sk
1855 Imperial. Ito. LIS. I.20
sos ksntuck. 10. ~. 10
40 Alpha. iss .iss. II. i7s. 20. 49,.
sa7o Bslsh'r. .. 81. s. 81. 81. 81. o.
1910 sierr. Nevada. 2O2. 2O5. 200. 2o2s,
20ik
$50 Confidence. II. i3S
535j Bullion. IS. ISL. lev, II, i6. IT,
is. 1874, In, TIA. ia, IS. Is,
49,. l6. liz
3G0 Utah. 81. IS. sc. 56s. IS
i1i0 EIehsqusr. 7. Gu. ca. G. CO. 7,
ca
SEQ 0vermAn. 20. l9s. 20a
100 Succor. 2
$50 Union Con-. i52. i55. i5i. l57. 1861,
ia. ISL
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HORRIBLE PUNISHMENT.
Played A~live-sight Destroyed -
siow Torsure-Mentst lisirac.
siss-worss Than Death.

As has already been stated In the
News, u W. j. Jones a tarred and
fsathsred n few nights ago by tho indig.
nant citizens OF Reno for an attempt to
ruin q poor young girl whom he had en-.
ticsd thither from San Francisco. He
was placed on board the w~est.bound
train and passed on to Truckeo. Tho
Truckee Republican thus describes tho
result {:
We saw tho victim Thursday night. on
the overland train. lie was In . truly
pitiable condition. Coal tar. or gas tar.
had been used. and used freely. This sub
stance blisters like . mustard plaster. The
cuiicls will peel of Of Mr.. Jones just a. II
be had been boiled. His hair and the
wound on his head was filled with tar.
Tho hair stuck out In all directions. or 1t
least Q mass Of tar stuck out. The sockets
Of his eyes were level full with solid tar.
which seemed TO have been poured into
them and allowed 10 cool. His whiskers
seemed . large. unshapely mass OF tar.
His face. neck. and we are told. his entire
body, had . thick coating. Tho figilan.
tss Kindly clothed him before putting him
on the train. The sight might have been
ludlcrous. II IL had not been agonizing.
The train IL nearly three hours In reach.
ing Truckee. The pain endured by the
poor fellow was eIcruciating. Sightless,
helpless, coated with q horrid, 0doriferous
substance, he sat silently with his head
hU-.l o~. nac..tansllv bta HnUgra
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Adjourned.

Orr FOR CARsos.-Thers was . great
hsgira OF Democrats 10 Carson to-day
from Storey county. the great attraction
being che State Convention Of that
party. The delegation itself was thirty.
i've strong. while those who attended on
their going were sufficient to all the
cars TO an unwonted ~fullness. Il would
seem that the Convention was not left
to run itself, but had to DO both watched
and manipulated.
CuRIous.-Tho revelations Of Mrs.
Leslie Carroll at National Guard Hall
las, evening have at least caused a SEN
sation in certain places In Virginia. She
said there was Q man In that place
named Hanks who had the richest mine
In the world but didn't know II. When
Hanks wa informed OF this saying this
morning his thoughts reverted 10 q neg
lected claim ''out East which he thinks
must he the one referred to.
SPRISo LocArEp.-Thos. Moses and
Edward Byrns have located "this
spring. and the water running from IL
and forty feet on each side OF the center
OF "this ravine" from "this notice."
10 be used for the purpose Of conveying
the water from the spring 10 the grounds
Of the Colorado Mining Company.
Fiowsry Mining District.
AT AURORA Ed. Reese. so well re-
membered In times past a. telegraph OPP
orator Of the Gold Hill depot Of the Vir-
Rinia and Truckes Railroad. has taken
charge OF the Office Of the Nevada and
California Telegraph Company Of Auro'
RI. Ed. has plenty OF friends here TO
wish him the biggest kind OF luck wher'
ever he may 60.
The picture entitled Underground
Mining on the C~omstock." presented
by J.. d. Marshall TO DO rafied for last
Thursday night for the benefit Of the
yellow fever sufferers, Was won BY ticket
No. z. The person holding this ticket
will please come forward and claim tho
property.
The ladies who originated the enter.
tainmsnt for the yellow fever sufferers
wish to return especial thanks TO Mrs.
Huifaker. Miss Pohl and Mat. Bay for
material assistance In the concert por-
ton Of the evening.
The foot race between Hiram Burns
~(colored) and Mex. Hough at the Home
stead yestsriV resulted In IN sssy VIC
tory for Burns.
Tur Hale & Norcross ONCE and the
residence Of Superintendent Dsidss.
hsimer are being reprinted.
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n.r, Trenbie tor EngI.ua.

CALCUTTA, Sept. 22.-An officer Of tho
Amer OF Afghanistsn at Alimusjid re-
fused 10 allow the British mission to
Csbul to 60 through the Khybsr Pass
and crowned the nights which com.
mandsd the pass with his followers.
Altar three hours interview with the
officer, 10 which he warned him that his
act would be regarded as the act OF tho
Amer himself. Major Cavagnari. who IN
commanding the advanced escort Of ths
mission. returned TO Jamrood and tho
mission has withdrawn to Psshawaur.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-A special from
Calcutta says the main body OF the mis-.
sion TO Cabul had proceeded n far as
JAmrood. Its return thence was tele-
graphically ordered by the yicsroy. The
mission will now be withdrawn. II Ia
fully recognized that the Amser
OF Afghanistan IL merely the pup
pet Of Russia. The question will
consequently cease to be treated from
Indian standpoint. and becomes .
very serious problem OF English politics.
The immediate object Of the vicsroy
Ia TO make II clearly understood that
he has NO quarrel with tho A~fghanistan
and 10 win over all the border
Mayor Cavagnare repeatedly
warned the Afghanistan officer that the
Amssr would bs held strictly response
BILE. The officer In the presence OF two
r.At.. .~i.... .ts.,haI 40 Nha miaaian
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Coin Hill. septembert 81, 1873
Dusid Wilder. S~ser,iary: Since last re-
port following progress has been made
west ero.scut from south drift. fourth sta.
ton. has been advanced 30 feet. Total
length. 81 feet. Quartz has been quite
hard the past week. and which required
considerable blasting. Quartz is bright
and lively. giving low assays. Indications
are this quartz will develops body OF ore
soon. North drift. second station. has
been advanced aud timbered Is feet
through quartz Of . very fair grade.
Total length. 10 feet. South drift from
wet drift. second station. has been al.
vancei and timbcred 4s feet through ore.
Assays for the week from second and fourth
stations average SIS.
ALprHr LAcHEY, Supt.
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DisrESskD WIN BorH.-There has
been a strife o. late between Shirts and
Babcoek. specials Of Virginia. for the
position OF Waterman for the county and
the Si5 per month paid therefor. CON-
missioner Fox cut the Gordisn mot this
morning by moving that the services OF
both be dispensed with. The motion
prevailed by the vote OF Fox. Nye and
Torp : opposed. Hazeline.
Hale 4 NoacRoss LErrkR.-Those in
terested in the bouncing and flounderins
Of Hale X Norcross securities to-day aud
in the freeing Of the 2lO0 level from
water. will read the official letter else
where. Everybody Il anxious now to
know more Of the ore body struck in
that mine and on that level before the
food came, which has delayed prospect.
ing 30 long that the particulars OF the
strike are almost forgotten.
BRokK Hrs LEo.-In passing out OF
the undertaking establishment OF Will
son x Brown. u street. Virginia. Satur-
day evening. Jim Malone caught the
heel Of his boot In n hole or crack In the
sidewalk, causing him TO partially fall.
thus dislocating one bone OF his left leg
at the ankle Joint. and breaking the
other . short distance above the joint.
THr California Mining Company Sat-
urday night shipped IA bars Of bullion
worth $6s,5 23 81 the Consolidated
Virginia shipped ~ bars. worth s5t.-
Oi9 81 = making Q total Of &c bars.
worth Si22.57i 20.
Tue donkey engine at the Gould x
Curry and Best 4 Beleher new shaft has
been put in place and is now raining.
Progress in sinking will be greatly eipe-
dited thereby.
DURING the coming Jewish holidays
services will 10 conducted by Rev A.
Shapero, OF San Francisco, at Odd Eel
lows Hall. Virginia
Tux sidewalk by the Chollar Is still
full Of holes. virsinia's Street Com
missioner has not yet given 1t the atten-
lion demanded.
The ladies Of st. Pairiek's Church.
Gold Hill. will open a fair at Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill. on the LIST oil
neIt month.
snnn. NKv,pA's noted incline con-
tinues still to show improvement IN the
quality OF the ore encountered there.
THE Virginia Turn verein gave q
grand social entertainment ut Turner
Hall, Virginia, Sunday night.
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r. y. osBisros. sapt.
Gould 4 Curry.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Sept. u, is7s.-A. X.
DsrJrvs,I Secretary: Since l wrote you
last the main incline has been sunk 8 feet.
IL 10 now timbered and Jagged up close
and work will DO stopped in II for the
present. As soon a. the station IL cut out
and timbered We will lower the main pump
10 its place and use the bottom Of the In.
cline for . stump, instead OF putting In .
tank. East crosscut No. 4, 1900 level. WAS
run 10 feet. the face continuing In soft
porphyry. with stringers Of quartz. The
breaking Of one Of our donkey pumps
caused . suspension Of work ON tho 1900
level for two days.
The new Joint shaft has been sunk and
timbered IS feet. Tho donkey engine 10
In place and works well.
y. +. 0sBisroS. Supt.