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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-15
An Enthusiastic Friend CT Sanford's
HadiIa; C.;,a-
MEDIATION, GRANT & ENErS's TTrE A
Maine INST-.kNT- AgFs ~

MEDIATION. GRANT & EOErS's FEE AND)
MAEISE INSTANCE AGEsCY, \
cJPiHc Street, ST. Louis, Mo, Feb. :, lS.s-S
A. A. MrLLIEE, Washington Az, City--Dcar
NcliIcr: have for some years been troubled with
Ca.arrh and for the past two years have suffered
slTiOusy with it. SosiCiag yodr adycrtiS III Mt Of
SANrOIp's REMEDY (ls.DIcAL CCEEN, dccncdtD
try H. Ihayc used Cay two bottles, and result
feel much relieved that presume on our pc r
sonai relations and write this to You and as that
youtakc some me. s.res 70 gct!t more prominently
before the public that Others may have such rclici
as have. have rccOulI,r ndcG II TO quite anurl-
Der OF Ey friends, ali OF whom have expressed 10
me their high estimate OF its value anl good effects
with them
really think 4 particularly adapted t. wants OF
ST. Louis people. AMI they Gil ought 70 know OF H.
and those who need IL should Try IT, viii risk the
assertion that 400 o. walls IIs sampled 10 be
given away Will sell ca many bottles
Try some plan. Let the people have 10 they need
r. believe coull sell s,D bottles myself Of
course you could largely Increase this number
Why not Try IL? Yours truly, WI. BOWEN
Sold By all Wholesale AID Retail Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine throughout The United States
r,dCanatas XEEES Z POTTER. General Agclli
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stvroHo's CND-cAL Cr-s ros CAr.RrE ia a safe
certain. and Permanent cure for Catlrrh of every
FORM and Is the most perfect remedy ever devised.
IL IL purely n vegetable Oscillation, and l. annlicd
locally by inscraaIiOr, and consiitutionay by IN
tcrnal administration. Locally applied reiisf Is IA
W:3,1nfOus II soothcs, heals. and elcanss : this
nasal passages Of every feeling OF heayiness, OBJ
ssruction dulness, or dizziness Constitutionaliy
aimi,istsrcd II renovates the blood. purics 1t of
The acid poison with which ii Is always charged In
Catarrh the stomach, liver and kidneys,
pcrfccis digcstiol. makes new blood. and permits
the formation Of sound, healthy tissue and finally
obtains complete control over the disease. The
rcmark able Curative powcrs. when all other rene
dies utterly fail, OF SSSFoEo's RADICAL CURE, arc
attesied by thousands who gratefully recommend
II TO fellow-surcrcrs- No statement Is male re-
garding it thai cannot be sgbstantiatcd BY the
most respectable and reliable rcfcrCnccs- IL Is 4
great and good medicine, and worthy all coEl-
Gcncc- Each package contains n Treatise on Ia
tarrh and DR.. Saniogtls Improved Iahaling Tube.
and Ill Girccttons for Its in al Cases Price IL.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-15

marry another mans wife ard SIX children
There gre = great many head'ong things
in this world, but incomGar bly, the most
heailony Is the ;hiu- called love.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-15
OWEN DUFFY.
Choice Farms and Land
For Sale in this County.

ls) acre farm in Alexandria Township.
no acre farm in TOn.anOx.e Township
30 acres of land in Stranger Township.
$40 acres Of land in Sherman Township.
20 acres Of lasl. IN FaiTInDCnt Township.
Also In Wyand0tte county, sixteen miles
from this city, 30 acres of land. and In Rice
county four miles north o; Fort Riley 80
acres.
The above Is excellent wheat land
has sufficient supply OF timber, we'll
watered ose TO schools, and churches, and
within from one and quarter to three miles
of railroad stations Prices low and teri1s
easy.
Also FOR SALE or RENT two piece
Of Land joining this city, one tract Of - acres
and one OF Is acres
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-15
He says
He says

sit is small child that can not see that VIII.
all great anG good men are tndus irious, a.
EIr industrious EaCR become eifleT o oGt0r god
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CARPETS.

am offering carpets at v"Iy low prices
have also a lot of rsmn.,ats, suitable for
small rooms at Greatly reduced prices Gail
and examine them at the mill, south side
Of Chocts~, between Third and Fourth
streets.
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Sold BIZ all Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
Dealers In Medicine throughout The United States
rndCana1ias. WEEKS 4 PUrTEIs, General Agents
and Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Mass
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
FArnyrrLp, Ne, Aprias, issl

FAiRsrxLD, No., Apni7s 1884.
0ssrLzxxr-seeipg numsrous ceruncstss In
the Maine Eafmss endorsing the merhs Of the
great Lang Remedy. wistar's Bslsam Of wild
Cherry. I an Induced and I take great pleasurs
In giving publiclty 10 be great cure Il accom-.
plishsd In my family In the year 1850. During
the summer OF that year my sOn. Henry A.
Archer. nov postmastef In this place. was a..
Tackled With splitting Of blood, couch. weakness
Of lungs and general debility. 10 much 20 that
our family physieiAn declared him 10 have .
SEATED CONSUMPTION" He vas under medical
treatment for . number OF months. but received
no Osnsdt from it. Al Length. iron The soncita-
ton Of himself and otheFp, was induced "
purchase one bottle Of wlstar's Balsam OF Wild
Chsrry. which benefited him % much that I
obtained another, which IN Q short tlms Restored
him 10 his usual state OF health lean sAfely
rscoumsod this remedy 70 othsu In like con.
dltiou, for u 10. { think, all Il pu'ports 70 be-
ths usatlung remedy for the times.
The above statement. eentismen. 10 my vol
untav Offering 70 700 In favor Of Jour Baisam,
and ID at your dispossi. AZ ever POUR.
fGi ANDREW ARCHER.
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Crown Psi.s.


Daily yield. 60 tons Of orc. from tho old
workings on the 100 and $50 levels. Sink
ing the winse below the 1000 level 10 max
ing excellent progress. the bottom In .
very favorable formation for the making
Of ore. This winze IL large. having double
compartments. and Ii meant to prospect
the ore vein 10 . considerable depth below
the 1000 level. Everything Is working
we'll both'above and below ground.
LsviAshan
sinking the main incline 10 being push
Cd vigorously forward. the bottom being
In fair working ground. II Ia now down
II feet below the COO level. This shaft 10
being thoroughly timbered a. the work
progresses. and will when II 10 down 70
the desired depth DO one Of tho best work
ing incllnes on the Comstock.
suseer.
Sinking the main shaft IL being pushed
ahead with stosdy vigor, the bottom In soft
porphyry Of . lively character. carrying
occasional streaks Of clay and quartz. II
10 now down . little over 1000 feet. Tho
west drift on tho 900 level Is being pushed
rapidly In toward the ore vein, tho face also
In favorable working ground.
Baltimsrc and American Flat.
The north drift. following tho west side
Of the ore vein on tho 400 level, Is steadily
advancing. the face In quartz and porphyy
Of . very favorable character. This DRIFT
will soon have . long stretch OF ledge
opened ready 10 crosscut. Everything 10
working well both In the mine and on the
surface.
Jaiia.
Tho east drift on tho 1900 level 10 show
Ing moro quartz and that Of = much moro
lively, healthy look. Good progress has
been made with this drift during tho week.
Sinking tho main incline Ia making splen-
did progress, tho bottom In 0 fino char
actor Of vein matter.
Sinking tho main shaft Ia being pushed
ahead with all possible vigor. tho bottom
having cut In . Ono character Of vein mat
ter indicating . near approach W . vAlu-
able vein Of ore-bearing quartz. Every
thing working finely.
Cheiiar. Pssost.
Sinking tho Savage combination shaft
IL making the usual good progress. tho
bottom In good blasting ground. Repair
ing tho old incline shaft IL completed.
Nothing now Of any other portion Of the
mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Robert L. Case, the convicted and ssn.
fenced President OF the Security Life In
sursnce and Annuity Company Of New
York, but who has been granted . stay
Of proceedings pending tho argument OF
his ease before the general term OF the
Supreme Court was admitted 10 ball to-day
BY Judge Donahue In s25, 900 pending bis
appeal. The Judge said he Was governed
In his action by . decision In the case Of
Henry Genet. the ring thief.
An exciting debate 10 going on In tho
House In regard 10 the Military Academy
bill. Hewett Of New York. IL now Is r.
NJ defending himself from the charge
made by House Of Tennessee, that he
lHewett) had slAndered tho representa-
Of the Southern people. Aiken OF South
Carolina reiterated that charge. and char
actsrised Hswett - . Benedict Arnold-a
who bad put up . nominee for Prssi.
dent. and then bassly betrayed him.
In tho House to-day. Rice. Of Ohio, 10
ported . bill granting pensions on account
of wounds. etc.,, contracted In the service
Of the United States since March 4, 1861,
for the payment OF arrears OF pensions.
aud for the restoration 70 the rolls OF tho
names Of invalid persons stricken there
from on account Of disloyalty. Referred
70 the Committee Of the Whole. and made
the special order for this date two weeks.
In the Senate to-day Herman presented
. memorial Of the New York Board OF
ofscsr, she,soS snS ! i,roe number Of
buslness man ,member, Of Inc ryan.
i..tionI ,smoostystIng sg.in.t Ina psss.
N lie siIver bili. ana settine forth The
al silvsr An Commercial
trsnssotious.
c.pt.In hartman. NJ tbe Revspus
Msrins service' bsying bs-n ordersd bv
tbs Seorstsrv al ths Tressurv IN inyesti.
gate he vreck Of The Metropolis, reports
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RsSuss. sr she DsssAssd Psps IN
New Yoek.


NEW Yoax, Feb. i3.-The grand and
,un....,,. ,.or,.u foy pops Pins TX N,
observed IN us ehhre'y Quay
dInsl's Church. 81. Patrick's Cathedral.
Tho services lasted from half past Q until
half past I o'clock. under the direction Of
Rev. Father Kearney. pastor o. the Es,ne.
Inr,hin ~. ea,.S,'r, ss,sndsd bv M
usual descons and sub-descons. Tho Office
for the dead vas chsnted by about $50
Pa,es. mo o. chorlskts. " ,oa ~ i
Quinn. Tho Ca,hedrsi was crowded, and
included In the congregation were officers
oI tne nA'ionai. sute ana municipAI gov-
ernmenu. Inc muslc OF INC msss ~
suut IArse numoer ., VOICE.. tns
SI!qus " Oh eAsepuooaIe mo
p'rn am .oa
-. n,ssn N,.-.s.
n... psnoP nynon " .Isss.a
sSn ,ns ssImon, ~ eIoquon' u'oes
pso.soPe nnu ~, Cnu,en. M. n.
tiec.i -. ~ L. fso t.s,S..
ne r.th.S,., pi.L,- ussS..o.
sisted nv N n,l..,. Tha T,sii.n ...i.
dents .tt.,Js,in n.o,a..ion liz nns,a
Ths sdiace N. c,oPdsI
eio"uea
Hne racine haiiresd Kighs.
WARRINGTON. February l3.-The House
Committee on Pacific Railroads met TODAY
10 consider and hear .rguments nm ths hill
r~eosotlv introduced In ,ho Uor.. 4, a.e,.
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Arrival. ss,. ssss,.s.
pe..r,ur.. I4.ss Ev..i.s.

Or Hrs FEET AGAIN. Owen Fraser.
whose right leg was so severely strained
about . week ago, In Lower Gold Hill. BY
bclng run into by . couple Of small boys
on . sled, 10 now able 10 hebble about =
little with tho aid OF 0 stout cane. During
tho time he was confined 10 bis bed he laid
on his back inventing new cuss words. and
studying up severe things 10 say 70 those
small boys, and make them unhappy for
life. Fraser lost flesh At the rate OF nve
pounds per day during his confinement.
He only weighs 2s6 pounds now, but hopes
soon 70 regain his regular standard Of
ponderosity.
HAr AND CHARcoAL.-Do you want
some first Class alfalfa or grass hsyf The
place TO get II is ai tho Summit stables on
the Divide. Have you need OF charooalf
Then hasten 10 the Summit stables and
procure II 81 the most reasonable terms
and In quantities 70 suit. J. b. Lynds.
the proprietor Of the summit stables. Will
always DO on hand 10 receive his custom.
ers In good style. and will guarantees salts
faction.
You Musr HEED rnIs w~ARsrSo.-n you
intend 70 keep on good forms with your
sweetheart during the year. you must send
her 4 valentine tomorrow. jos Marshall
has 4 splendid assortment d bis Postofice
Do~okstorc. Call upon him and get some.
Thing attractive before u ID too late. Cupid
Ia In arms. Now 10 tho time 70 mako your
peace with him.
Hosonixo Hrs MENoRr.-A 81. Pat
rick's Church. Gold Hill. mass for the
dead vas celebrated yesterday msrning. In
honor Of the memory Of Plus TX. The
services we're conducted by Rev. Father
Nuity. Similar services will DO held In
virginia City upon the return Of hev.
Father MAnogue, who 10 now In harys-
willie, Cal.
SUDDEN DxArH.-John D. Fair died sud.
denly at the County Hospital day before
yesterday. An inquest disclosed tho fsot
that his death was caused by . dose OF
poison administered before his arrival at
the hospital. II Is supposed TO be . case
Of suicide. Deceased vas . native Of
Reading. Pennsylvania, and b yesrs o.
age.
A RuxAwAr.-Ths horse attached 70 the
milk wagon Of Mr.. Psdroli, proprietor OF
the Gold Hill Dairy. ran away this morn
ing. The horse started at the turn this
side Of the Imperial. and brought uP o.
the lumber yard Of L. Z. Doan 4 Co..
completely wrecking the wagon. and scat
tsring milk cans al along the road.
NATIONAL ouAnD.-The work OF fixing
up National Guard Hall. Virginia, has
been going on for several weeks. The
members Of the company confidently on.
psot 70 have everything In readiness By
Inc 22d Of February. at which time their
grand annual ball will DO given. IL will
DO the fnest event Of the season.
The Masonic Social In Gold Hill TO-
morrow evening will 10 . most pleasant
affair. II you enjoy . good dance do not
fall 70 b present.
AxorHrR snow-storm commenced 81 IN
early hour this morning and has cor,
tinued al day. slsighing 10 ssssins sooo
again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13


Ok RUNNERS. The Bro'hers.
proprietors Of the Virginia and Gold Hill
Omnibus Line. have out their big sleighs
to-day. with six horses to each sleigh.
Bill Mcfarland H. driving ono OIL the
sem'' Ana n' "'"" ~" e
BONANZA buLLioS'-ino o'n
last evening made another shipment OF
bullion from virsiniH Cl,y: s ssco . AZ no. :
Con. virginia. 500, 2oa CO total. $40.
i9i io'
THE srAox.-yirsinis's new theatrical
r.n., IA, .y,.,,. 4. rapidly gaining In
Ir-,.,.- ri. v.u conducted and
neatly printed. For further particulars
sse he advertisement In another column.
ASSESSMENT LEvrrD.-Tho Little York
Mining Comuspy has levied an assessment
Of fifteen cents per share. See Official no
tioe Published In our advertising columns
o-day.
Az assessment Of twenty-five cents per
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A Nal, Asaiass Issadsmen.

A suit which will test tho liability Of
bondsmen was entered In tho District
Court. Virginia. las. Monday afternoon.
On tho 27th Of last July . Judgment was
rendered by Justice Cook. Of Gold Hill. 10
favor Of II. q. Maynard and against II. p.
Heating, for $500 and costs. Heating up.
pealed 70 the District Court, when NJ. q.
Sullivan and William Gearhaart entered
In Q bond Of S5i6 In gold coin. by which
they guaranteed Keating's acquiescence In
the Judgment OF the District Court. The
case was tried December II. and Judgment
rendered against Heating for $322 60. but
he refuses 70 comply with the judgment.
Tho suit IL therefore brought TO recover
from the bondsmen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13
AsSE~rMHNr~

- v..x
ss,,o sn. ~ M.,ss ,s,h' .sIs dsy' April
stn. es'oqnsh' A~'Nu ''"'
ian. -,
Liests CENT. vi r:,h' ~.
feoruafy TN
aA'' ~P'" 49,
Overmsa-t5 per share; levisi Ieorusry
s,h' delinquent As'eh i''n' ~uS'"P'"
~. ,.,.u.u
valess-is cents per shAre f; lssied fsofusry
sth delinquent Maren 18th 'aie dag.
April ID. -
Belmsss- 3ocent. per share; ievi-d feo,uary
sih' ashhaush' As'e" i""'
d. ..u.~
North Ces Ntrgtnia--S cent. per snars.
levied rebrusrv IN; dslinqasnt AAfeh i''n'
sale DAY Apn ~.
LeopAr1-socents nsr share; levied FEBRUARY
tih; dsiibquent March iith; sale dag. April
ID.
iPawaee-i0 cents per share; levied February
sth; delinquent March iithi sale day'
April list
,Ssrsh C~ltfovsSs-a5 cents Per share:
levied Yebruary ~; delinquent March 9th;
sale day. March so,h.
iGs.h a p~r .har,. levied January sist:
S.l,nanspt NAIL sih: ALE dsy. March sab.
=, -
Sheba q cents per share: le,le. s,naa.S
18th; delinquent Asfen san'
18Th. ,.,,.r,
Grown Petss-tl PER .hsre; lev'ea NM
sab; dsiinqasns AAfsh 'h' N
$500, .., .n.r.. ,.,,,d
Wsedvftie Css..3e eents % sn.. ssah ,
sal. DAY, March 80, ,.,,., ,.uu.r, .s.n:
delinquent AArsh i's sAisa $50 ,a,s.
Ophir 81 per shsr.; is.i.d January isss.
delinquent reofusS @N"'
's'h. ,-,,.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13

NEW MNIso LOCATION. "A copy Of
location Of the Ironsides claim has Just
been filed for record. II IL . relocation Of
tho Mary Ann claim, which 10 situated In
Gold Hi District. and adJoins the Plato
on tho north and the Cosmopolitan on tho
south. Fritz Harms 10 tho locator.
CAPrlN TurrLx's lecture 10 Gold Hill
Masonic Hall this evening will BE- frausht
with interest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13
TONIC

Every one. 81 times. feels the necessity Of
some restorative Of the vital poweu. dsprsssed
BY mental or bodily exhaustion. In such con-
ditions lt svsry ooe, instesd q flying TO the
alcoholic or medicinal stimulate. which must
Be- followed By dsprvssion equal 10 their excite
ment, rsinvigoats his deransed system By the
natural tonic elements Of the Psrviaa syrup.
Sold By al duggists.
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RsrRcIAL ATTENTION HERE.

Hos,os the Star Remedies" DR.. Van Dykes
..kntL Bilious oars" 10 pcsisrrsd 10 all other
.dyspsptie medicines. Pirt, II does not nipe'
second, 10 dos not nsusssts; third, It 10 pleas
sut TO tssts and smell. 80
"Trout OH Ointment 10 prepared from L.to
Tshos rrout, and u the best Lniuent In The
World for Rheumatism. NsursiG,a and bprains:
90 70 your dugxtst. Est . sample bottle OF
ssh. ffss Of eharrs. Trout OIL. % cent? per
bottis. AntlBilioss Cure. 81 90. suis ~
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isr Tus WESTERN UNION LINE
IAN fRlScIsco. Fob. 1880 ?. =.
Leopard. Sc
MelicAn. II
Ophir. sou
Silver Prize, Csc
Alta. 81
savage. liz
California. - Asked
ArgentA.
Crown Point 40
Navajo.
Grand Prize. l2t
Tip Top. $40
Con. Virginia. -
solid Silver. 81
Utah. 10
Best a Bsleher. i7s
Hussey. 75c
Eureka Con-. IS Askei
Bslehsr. ~ asked.
Tip Top. 3.T5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13
I~,srrowinr Money.

Az the meeting Of tho virginia Aldermen
last evening the Mayor stated that he and
the Clerk had negotiated q loan Of $50, 600,
1t one per cent. per month, at tho Bank
Of Nevada, with which 10 make up o deh.
cheney In the Water Bond Redemption
Fund. A resolution was adopted indoors
ing and sustaining the action Of tho Mayor
and Clerk In the matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13
MILLINERY BARGAINS.

Nm. =. Pses Nos. - No. 10 soa.h streets
virinia, 10 sailing hsr large and sntirs stoek
of Millinery Goods q less than coat. 70 close
out hsr buansss. LAdlss OF Gold Hill and
Virrnia desiring 70 purchass nfpteass eoods
chesp for eash canpotd do bettsF than 70 call and
sxamins hss stock. There 70 no humbug about
pexi thrss wssks. Gall ND go. lass ~
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DIVIDENDS

Caiisssaia-s1p ss shssr. a~esresatins si'vo.-
0o; declared February fth; payable rso-
ruafy ieth.
CssssiidatsA virgtsta-.-e1 PEE snsrs
AggrsxHting o.. 0s0. uo0; declared FsefoAss
7ih; payable February itth.
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o. u. GALLUP.

O. n. oArLu,. sppos,ss The Bank Of osiifos.
"a. o,,,a Mn. hssps constantly on hand Ill
1870 brsnds Of inporsd C.Eary. ohoice bit
sivsrs. ali kisds Of chssing Tobacco. mesr.
srhsan pipes, nuts, candies. nns cutlery. and
90 snd kpcy goods Of all kinda. sp18 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13

Official Mining News
For the Week Ending wednesday,
February 10, 1873.

Pregrsss 81 work In the Mines
DartnE the Wesk-The Changes
thas Have Taken Pises-D tvt.
dsads Dselassd-Prsssns ous-
look-Nsw Ore PresDeets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13
rng PALACE EATING STAND.

For . rosH Of bet unezesiisd In Storey
county, 70 70 rhouss Hs6roa's Eating Stand.
IN the hlAos Saloon. no. : North . strsef.
Virginia CITY. Fresh oystsrs 81 ell hoan IN
svsfy styis. Forty ninsu always 90 hand o
night. fos tssy, hone style o. cookins. go
s6ord, the Palaces Eating Sand has no sunsrios.
TrY IL sRho
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

NV. Downing. Merchant Tailor. hAin s,rsst.
oo,d Hin. opposits 0ibson's salosn. A splsp-
ara stock Of Cloths juss fsosivsd. Salts nsde
70 ordse. cAassss ~Sasoaabis. fsi1 In
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80 an. AZ
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20 asnsrs Sre:ws. ma.
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400 NsysiO. i:to. ". ar
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100 Hornet, ioe
80 Morning Sta, 2.o6, 2.i0
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1850 Day. I Is. i.io.i
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80 New Goes. IN
coo Bodis, soc
300 Bstehsl, o
$50 0oltsn Charios, see,l
80 Lssds. ., aos
so Ttp-Top, 81, $50 .
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13
New Ysrk.

Sinking the skAft 10 being pushed ahead
with al pssslble speed. the bottom stu In
Q due character Of vein matter. Isl nov
down 2i0 feet below the 900 level. Every
thing working we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13
sierra Nevada.

sinking the north vino near tho north
boundary Of the mine below tho 1900 level
!. making the usual good progress. the
bottom still in very favorable ground.
sinking the double incline vin.s south OF
,hs main shaft below the 100 level u also
msline excellent headway. Tho 1900 sta
,san i'm thi, vinre II completed and the
s,nl;ny has been resumed. This 10 . large
Sonhle compartment Wine. making . com
80 worling .haft and will o 10 con-
.inned directly downward 70 the 1000 level;
n h being sunk at IN angle OF Aooo, %
49, md h being pushed downward q
shs rs,s Of 5 feet per day. The east diiiI
on The 100 level II stssdiiy sdvsnc'as
without change Of interest
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-13
AlnhA.

Sinking the Joint Impartial Wine 10 max
ing steady progress. the bottom still In
hard porphyry carrying occasional streaks
Of quartz. The dow Of water 10 still giving
some trouble. II Il now down 2S2 fest.