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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
OJO! OJO! OJO!
PRECAVERSE DE VILES Y NOCIyAS
FALSIFICACIONES.

Me permlto. respetuoSamente aviSar al p6-
blico de Puerto Rico que Sc fabrican en- Nue.
va-YOrk otras parties, graRdes cGntitlades
de espurtdS DlUu nocipas initdciones de mis-
Ftti0ras y UngUentO, siendo los ,endedOres de
las miSDldS ana Hlultitud de nlercddereS u bO-
ticarios POGO esc1tpulosos, que obtienen estas
composiciones despreciables precios infmos
y la expenden al pGblico como mis- legitimos
medicamentos
Los Jtabricantes de estas GILES imitnciOnes.
para encubrir de un modo ladino el fraude aue
cometen, tienen ell descarO de insertar Ell sus IL
bretos de lnsiruciones, un avisO en- que advier-
ten al pdblico que debe precayerse de falsifica-
clones, MientraS que sus preductOs son DTeci-
sdmente las id6nticas alsiticGcioneS que pre-
tenden denunciar,
No permite que Sc vendan mis- medicsmentOs
en- ninguaa parte de los EstadOs UnidOs de
America, fla de impedir one los falsifica-
dores puedan obtener mis- facturas por con-
sigiente, cualesquierG Pfidords u UngiientO.
nerando el nonbrede Hollo,coy proce1entes
del citado pals, son perfidos engaiios que 90
hacen al p1blicO.
Ms tegltlnt0S meClicdnlentOs HnicGnleslte So
eldbOran en- p.i establecimiento No. $50, Or
ford Street, L6ndres, y ell timbre del 90
btern0 britdnic0 siempre va undo 4 cada bete
8 GAIA de los mismoS.
Apelo, pues, muy encarecidamente al clero.
a las Mddres de tdnlttid y Otras se70ras, para
que sc sirvan prestarme su auylio, eRcuant0
puedan, en- denunciar este fraude.
Aprovechando esta OCCASION para ofrecer al
pGblico de Puerto Rico las consideraciones de
mi mas profundo respeto, tengo 81 honor de
suscgibirme,
Su obsecuente servidor,
TOMAS HOLLOWAY.
No. 533, Oxford Street,
L6ndres, 10 de Mayo, 1873.
Tvs. h. Jun. 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04

Don Nioad Antonio Bastelo, JUez de pri-
mera iiastdncia de Humaoao y sa par
lido.
Por ell preseate edcto hago saber : que por
proyilencia de esta fecha, recaida escrito
nreseptado nor el procurad.r r ID. Jose CaliXto
Bsiandas. apoderado de los Sres II. Ritter Y
CoinpaTia, en- iquidacion, del comercio de Fa-
iartlo, SO les la declarado en- estado dc quie.
bra, Dor efecio de suspension ell el paSo cor
rriente de sus obligaciones, seiia andoss en-
cali,ai tie poc ah0ra, y Sill fjuicio de terce-
TO, como epoca Il que sc retro,rden los eiectos
de In quiebra el dii 81 dc mayo nlil'lo. sc
noxnlra de coinisaro ii ccmerciant5 de aquel
pueblo ID. Jorge Bird " para el cargo de depo-
sitario al de igual cIase vecindau ID. lsidoro
Rodriguez Soto Sc prohi5e q toda persona
ell hacer pagos, nj entrega de efectos los que
brados, v ii solo al depositario nOmbrado bajo
las penas de no quedar descar sados en- vrtnd
de dichos pagos, nj entregas de las obligacio-
nes que tengon n pendientes favor ce aquellos
Asi lnismo Sc p; eViene a TO las las personals, Ell
euvo poder .exsta1 pertenencias de los que
brados. que hagan manifestation de elias pGr
nota Que emtregaran al coIRi1ario, sopena de
sar ten. los nor oculta,lorPs de bienes Y com
plices en- la quiebra Y por 1ltim0 sc convoca
to,ios los acrueiores de los qnebrados, para
que Dor 81 & por medic de apoderadoS ell dehi-
da 10, ma. asistan la prlmera jun'a general
oue Sc celebrari ante e comsario, el da VEIN
te seis de Setiembre pr6Xm0 vcnidero, bajo
snApc;bimiento todoS los qua no concurtan,
de que SO les oblisars 4 estar y pasar por 10
que aeuerde la mayolia.
Ta.lo en- Humacao 26 de Julio de 1875
Mfrue, Antonio Bustelo -Por manda:io de
s. s., Eugeno de Torres I'd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
FABRICA DEL GAS
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO

Hdse hho meos noes esaemento
naones
satisfaction caad
escrto Administrator
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
Carruajos.

De 4on7a!ezy Ramos, salen diGramerte 4 lh.
ios d. Ia t,lrde para Rio soiras. CaroLa Clguas
Il les cuttro para Cant rt0a kio pieras. fetAi,S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
Noticia inportante.
A LOS rAsAJEReseUE VAN A IA ExPosICIoN
DE PARIS DE 1878.

Fl dir 30 de Julio saldra de BarbGdoes el
nagnitico ynueyo vapor ingles "Para,' -
dc 1906 toneladns. Los pasagcros que van Ia
Expo:icion pueden ir i CherboRSg y de aque
puerto Paris por ferro -carrii en- Il horas,
Los que van a Espaia desdo Pans pueden II
tambien pGr el misno ferro -carril atravesando
los Princes en- pocas horns, teniehdo la opor-
tnnidad de gozar de las magn0cas vistas que
SO presentan desde este pGnto.
Fl vapor Medway" hlzo gu Gltmo viaje dc
Barbadoes Southampton ell diez dias.
Los vapores TrasataIicos ingleses toca-
ran en- Mayaguoz los diaS IL de Ablil, IA de
Mayo, Y l3 de Junio y en- Pence ell II tie Ahril,
u de Muyo ~ de Junio. Pasaieros que de
seen ir 4 Europa via Mayagiiez Porce puedeE
tomar bil!etes dc pasajeS en esta agencia para
plymouth, southampton Cherbourg Paris
LATIaER Go.
Puerto Rice % de Mario de 1879
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
IMPRENTA DEL BOLETIN.

EFECT0S DE ESCRIT0RI0.
Sc hacen con perfection y d precios m6di-
cos toda clase de impresos.
PARA Ell C0MERCI0.
Hay constantemente surtido de "conoci.
mientos, p6lizas, declaraciones, tinta supe-
rior comun indeleble Y de copiar, papel cila-
driculado, rayado, de cuentas corrientes, se-
cante, sobres de todas classes, tinteros, plu-
mas, gomas de berrar, lapices, mucilago.
libros Ell blanco, etc.
PARA Las ESCUELAS,
Toda clase de libros de texto, premios, me.
dallas, estuches de matematicas, modelos
papel de dibujo, etc.
PARA Los NINOR.
Surtido de elibros morales de recreo & ms
truccion.
PARA LAS OFICINAS.
Papel espa1ol de Joyer y Sierra, directS-
mente recibido de la fabrica, lacre, obloas Y
toda clase de artlculos de escritorio.
PAR.A LOS INIPRESOREs.
Papel de imprenta de varias classes ta-
mafl0S.
PARA RECREO E INSTRUCTION.
MSemorias de un Militar4
Histtoria de la insurreccion de Lares.
Ell TesSoro de los piratas.
Virginia F'rsssss..ssassa
Cartas de Lord Cnepe q su hiio. nue..
va lujosa edicion en- castens ,samenta
Veterinaria POPULAR
LIBROS PA DOSOS.
Via-Crucis. .-Cartilla. -Ejercicios de los AZ
dias -Guirnaldas de divinas flores. -Rubi tie Il
ninez - Nueva vista a. Santismo Sacramento.
Diceionario de la Lengua Castellana --Ademks
hay un cnadro al 6leo de San Rogue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
Bateas de c0nida.

Habendo llegado a esta capital un j6ven co.
cinerO procedente de la Habana Ell donde du-
rante algunos amos sc dedc6 al arte, pone en-
cOnocimiento del p1blico que en- la calle de la
Fortaleza nGmero A sc establece desde hoy, de-
dcandose dar bateas casas dc comerco Y
particulares precios m6dcos.
l-3 RAMON VIVE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
PONCE.

bue
Barcelona dedia
il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
Vicente SchWab.
. A STRE DE 2 IS
Sc HA EsTABLECIDo EN- EsTA C1UDAD
GALE DE LA FORTALEZA FRENTE A LA ZARAGOZANA

bGco
g.
sast de D. Aufd Comp eereno mism
clio los de iudad bico
al aica
del inntl
Mira
"a
Ella ontaxn
Lon
otro stah de Puerto
easesin los mliar
y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
! Gran NOVedad !!
En- Ell GRAN HOTEL san JUAN.
u5.-I oRTALEZA.-15

FL duehe de este establecimiento, ncansable
siempre !. fin de que este hotel pueda respon-
dcra to'las las necesidades que Sc dejan sentir
en- pobnciones como esta falta de elementos
para presentar una buena mesa, no ha descan-
sado hasta consegair IN director de cocina que
llene todas aquellas condicion-s
AL efecto ha logrado uno que sin disputa es
de lc: primeros que existen en- la I.la; desde
hoy pues, Y en- vista del n1mero crecido que
concurre su mesa, admite abonados para al
mHerzos y comidas por un precio muy m6dico,
asi como servira para afuera comida tanto por
ajuste cuanto ell extra avisando anticipada-
mente
III Todos disadvantages almuerzos con,idas
e,rtJaOFdindridS ~
Puerto Rico Agosto de 1873 ENRIQUE
SAN MILLAN.-IIsta de Setielnbre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
A LOS BOTICARIOS,

Sc acaba lie recibir Ia Il TINA edic.on de la
gran obra de Dorvault LA BoTICA, con mas de
1900 paginas conteniendo: Repertoire uniyer-
sal de farmaca practica. .-Recetario farmaceu-
tico-Farmacia legal que eomprende II La
legislation Pharmaceutical espahola % La toxi-
cologia. 80 Ell ensayo de los msdcamentos
Sc vende en- Ia Imprenta Liberia de Acosta
q 50 eiemplar. 3-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
Papel espanOl y de cartaS.

En- la imprenta del BOLETIN Sc ha reclbide
directamente de Ia acreditada iabrica de j.
JoyER SIERRA, PAPEL ESPAN0L SUPE-
RIOR VITELA y DE Il, % Y 81
De Ingaterra Sc ha recibido igualmente pa
pei sobres de cartas Superiores alos tonoci
dos en- este mercado.
Todo Sc realiza por mayor menor d precio:
m6dicos. hta. IL sore.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
sssislaa Aa6aima
MERCANTIL.
S.. J., PUERTO-RIC0.
AS0CIACI0N DE CREDlT0
CONSTITUIDA POR ACCIONES.

Capital social ..... SO 100000 =. nom
III. realizado Is de
Noviembre 1917. s 22l, 9O4 32 efvo
AcciOnes suscritas { Is de
Noviembre 1877 ......... 1858
Id sin suscribr 49,. .. 4,42,
0peraciones de que Sc ocupa la Sociedad.
Descontar, prestar, girar Ilevar cuentaS co
rrientes, admitir depositos, rccibir impoSicio-
nes abonando ntere5, veriiicar cobranzas por
cuenta ajena, negociar valOres con sin su
responsabilidad, cuantas otias operaciones
de credito Y banca que no Sc opongan sus
Estatutos y Reglamentos.
Tipos acordados para las operaciones.
l0p% q anual para los descuentos.
12p% anual para los prestaIos.
tp% por comsion de cobranZa-
ip.% al trilnestre sobre ell valor lie los de.
p6Sitos eli custodia
Las cuentns corrientes son ncvadas gratui-
tnmente no exigi6ndose NADIA de los nteresa-
dos por los 1obros y pagos.
La siguente tarifa expresa ell interes que
abon,. la Societlad por las imposeiones pla-
10 flo:
De 5000 arriba por 3, y 5 meses, 5,p0sS
annual.
De ID. id por G, {, meses p. % i'd
De i'll. i'd por 10, ii II mescs p % i'll.
De i'll. id. por Is meses EN- adelante 8 peS id.
Director, Marques de Ia Esperanza -Seere-
tario, d. Jose antonio Canals Contador,
D. Rafael Perez Garcia. - Cajero, D. Lac
rsdno Vega Alb s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
GE MGGD3.

Sobre L6ndres. Paris. Bremen. Geneva Habana.
Santiago de Cuba. Santo Domingo. Madrid. santan-
der. Cadiz Barcelona otraS pla;.ls de ESpena, g-
ran por cantidad dc mas de vainticinco p-sos.-sn
VA o0MP,, Tatuan 40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
IAPICES.

De FABER legitimos de todas clases colo
res
Id con gonna ycasquillo plateado, de los Es
tados-U -Unidos
Son los meiores en- su case y Sc veRlen ba
ratos por mayory menor. IL sbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04
AHVICI0S JUDIcIALBS.

Don Miguel Aatonio Basteto, JVez de pri-
mei,a iastdacia de Humaoao y sa par
lido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-04

IMPRENTA REDACCION ADMINISTRATOR
37-CALLE DE La FOIsTALEAA-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-03-08
VOL. XXIII.--NO. 80.


When recovered the day had dawn
ed, and under the blue morning sky the
city had awakened but my day never
dawned again. My heart never awoke
to life's sweetness.
To end the story in very few words,
Grace Hunter never reached her home
that night, and was never heard Of
again. The family imagined that she
had remained with her friends, and were
not anxious about her. | had left her
within sight of her own door, and why
she did not reach it | shall never know.
But do know that in some wonderful
manner she died that night, and that her
parting spirit paused in its fight to bid
me long farewell.
have outlived my youth, and the
suspicion that fell upon me and embit-
tered many years of my existence but
| shall never outlive my remorse for
that nights wonderful work. | shall
never outlive the knowledge that in the
madness caused by wine and an evil
woman's cnchantmeut | was the cause Of
my darlng's death.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-03-08
MOUNTAINS.

For the Montgomery County Sentinel.
Mountains have been the theme Of
many poem and song they have been
descantcd upon by historians and tour
lists, each portraying in vivid and glow
ing colors the picturcsqe wildness and
grandeur of landscape where noun
tains abound
The most able writer, though. can
hardly do justice in attempting to convey
an idea of the transcendent beauty and
magnifcence ofmountan scenery. A low
err of nature beholdng for the first time
one of those gigantic heights is struck
with admiration and awe. and as the eye
wanders over continuous chain, whose
submits seem towering to the skies, the
mind is carried beyond the things Of
time to hold communion with the Divine
Creator, whose works are SO wonderful
and past finding out.
Mountains are SO frequently mentioned
in the Bible that we associate them with
sacred scenes and events. Mount Horeb
rises before us where the great Law-Giv-
err and meekest man first heard the voice
of his Maker and beheld his glory and
Mount Sinai on which he received the
Decalogue, our precepts through all
ages, to Mount Nebo where he finished
his earthly course.
It was on a mountain that the Holy
Saviour resisted the temptations Of his
adversary. He preached his last sermon
on mountain, and was wont to retire
to mountain to pray.
AS it is with water, so it is with
mountains, each varying aspect exhibits
some new charm.
The sun rising DER the mountain brow
sheds its refulgent rays and the glorious
sunset in its gorgeous hues are seen,
which leave their impress on the soul.
Mountains are fascinating in their icy
robes. Mountaineers have ever been
noted for brave and daring spirits, and un-
changing love for their mountain homes.
One of Sir Walter SCOTS heroes when
about to suffer an ignominous death, ex-
pressed the wish to his friends that his
head might be turned towards the blue
hills of his native land, 80 that he might
behold in death what he had so dearly
loved in life.
How pure and invigorating is the
sweet mountain air.
All glory to Him who formed the
mountains in their fastness "For the
strength Of the hills we bless thee"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-03-08

THE BLOOM OF THE HEART.

Under the blue of the mid-May sky,
Under the shadow Of beech and lime,
Watching cloud-shallops drift idly by.
Free from the thraldom of fate and time;
Lulied by the murmur of breeze and stream,
Twitter of songster, autter of spray,
That sweetly blend with the waking dream,
And whisper one magical word Away;
Held by the spell Of an exquisite face,
voice that is dearer than all things dear,
All, but the world is fairy place
In the bloom of the heart the May Of the
year.
Sitting alone in the waning light,
In the dead November's leaden dearth,
Watching the mists rise ghostly white,
And blend in the shadows, and quench the
earth
Musing for aye on the might-have-been-
Sweet might-have-been that may not be-
The tender hopes and the faneles green
That faded and Auttered from life's fair tree I;
Haunted Away by vanished face,
voice that is hushed in the midnight
drear,
All, but the world is a weary place
In the gloom of the heart, the gray of the
year
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-03-08
BY M. FIELDS.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-03-08

They were very pretty, there was APP
parently five or six years difference in
their ages. AS the train pulled up, the
youngest girl FLUSHED, 6attened her nose
nervously against the window, and drew
back in joyous smiles as a young man
came dashing in the carriage, shook
hands tenderly and cordially, insisted on
carrying her valise. little paper bundle,
and would probably have carried her had
she permitted him. The passengers
smiled as she left, and the murmur went
ripping through the carriage: They're
engaged" The other girl sat looking
nervously out Of the window, and once
or twice gathered her parcels together as
though she would leave yet seemed to be
expecting some one. At last he came.
He bulgcd into the door like house on
fire, looked along the seats until his man
ly gaze fell on her upturncd, expectant
face, roared, Come on I've been wait
ing for you on the platform for fifteen
minutes 7" seized her basket, and strobe
out Of the carriage, while she followed
with a little valise, baDd-box, paper
bag full of lunch, birdcage, glass
jar Of jelly preserves, and an extra
shawl. And a crusty-looking old bache-
lor in the further end Of the car croaked
out 10 unison with the indignant looks
Of the passengers They're married.
A Kentucky man married four sis
ters. He was very sistcr-matic.
If you depend on yourself you will
pull through, depend on il.
Pretcnsion struts on stills. whilst hu-
mility hobbies on one crutch.
The hearty laugh Of an ugly man Of
ten redeems the slight that nature put
upon bis countcnanco.
The young man who boosted be could
marry any girl he pleased found that he
could't please any.
Snipkins refused TO get his wife a new
hat. and soon after bis little daughter
came 10 aud said, mamma. won't you
buy me a monkey 10 play with when you
go down town" "No, darling, wait
until you are old enough and then mar
ry one like I did" replied the grief
stricken wife. her tears bursting forth
afsesh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15
IvsIIcE.

Gam Hut. New. July l6, is7s.-R.
T. K.Iix DO secretsry ,Justice Mining
Comnsnr-De.r Sir The 400 foot level is
,isiaIng, limited amount OF paw ore vet.
rhs ssn,i.go mill will clean upto-day. The
1860. al ,he ia tons Of second.clsss
Or ssnt N Thai mill will be shipped TO Won
MonJsy
The air compre,sor has been put In first.
elias. condition and /. running again. The
-. shsn,hor a., tha engine AT Tho he.d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15

TnE Overman reservoir. with its bank
OF alfalfa aud It's border Of trees. 10 . thing
Of beauty, II you don't get up high
enough TO 500 tho water.
II. T. BRACE. tho pungont parasrapher o
tho Elko Poet. IL making friends on tho
Comstock. and was gladly welcomed 10 the
News sanctum to-day.
]. r. HUTCHINSON, who 10 running tho
mail route from Aurora TO Bodie. 10 on
the Comstock again. Everybody will re-
member Hutch.
TuE Justice will clear $4,000 this
month from the second class ore milled At
the Santiago mill. Itcomes from the old
400 station.
The Ophir crosscut has been stopped az
ter having been run tw~enty.pine feet In
e%ncountering the vein. "They say 1t
looks we'll.
THEy arc posting Virginia for the Har-
rigan 4 Hart Combination. which will
open In Pipor's Open House . week from
tonight.
HoS. JoHS n. KrrrRrLL, Attorney Gen.
ersl Of Nevada. was to-day shaking hands
In Virginia.
ThEnE will DO an adjourned meeting OF
the County Commissioners atii 4. N. to-
morrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15
CALIFORNIA.

v,.au,, Co.. J,,, N ts7s-C. y.
o"n s,ra,.ry c.iiforni. Mining
""o,ua ~ H. s,,. Ths Consolid.tei
vsan;ni. .h.s, h,. b.sn snl.rsrd md re-
,,ms",sd as fee, The psst v.eL. Our prog
-. I. ns.s.ssr;l, .lav. In consequence Of
~ in,an.. hIs.,in ths .h.ft. tbs thermom.
~. m.,sin. 10 Jsc ,ni the Air beipc
w.. ,ani 80 ..connt Of having passed
,h,o,gh ali the lifferent levels. The daily
.n'vus1 =. Wv. IN shon, iso tons. whisi
..s .snsh;n, :, An. csliforni. mill.
20 - ,sno 49, r. n.n.i r,pairs ara
On =
e,n I'm is.o ,.x., ,h. north drift In.
~" .asSJ ~ ,..,. total length. asa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters, under the dates
given. have been sent from the coms'oek
70 the principal Offices Of the various eom-
panics in San Francisco;
co%xsolip,rEp VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA CrrY. July IS. isIs.=A. W.
Ravens. secretary Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company-D Dear Sir: The shaft
bs. bs1n enlarged and retimberod 45 feet
during the past week. Our progress Ia
sIox necessarily, owing TO the intense
heat In the shaft. the thermometer mark
inc No degrees. and the air being foul on
account Of having passed through all the
diarrnt levels. The daily yield Of ore
ha. been about 265 tons. which we are now
shipping IN the Brunswiek and Morgan
mills.
ON the 1850 level the repairs on the
main air gallery leading to the Gould 4
Curry shaft are being continued.
On the 1850 level the new Wine IN the
western ore body 10 down Is feet. the bot
tom in ore giving low ssssys. The 70
pairs GA the main drift leading to the C'S
Z. shaft are being continued.
On the 1850 level the north driit rom
No. ? Wine 10 now In ~ feet and cohun.
ues in low grade ore. The drift north
FROM No. 3 Wine Is In 81 feet and expect
TO connect with east stops the coming
week. ,.
ON the 1850 level the south lateral DRIFT
has been extended 7 feet ; total lenSth
from No. 2. WINE, 2iG feet. No. : cross
cut has been started and IL In IL ,feet.
The material passed through In the cross-
cut aud In the face Of the south drift 10
hard blasting porphyry. We have COM
menced a sill door In the drift running
north from No. ) crosscut. preparatory to
stopping out ore 81 that point.
ON tho 1850 level the south lateral Drift
has been extended IS feet. and 10 nov In
100 feet south from our north line. Tho
material passed through 10 hard blasting
porphyry.
The Joint Best 4 Beleher east crosscut
from the bottom OF the joint Wine 10 In
10 feet. This drift will be continued east to
q point 200 feet from the Wine. when .
Joint Wine will DO sunk TO connect with .
drift FROM the 1850 level Of tho q. 4 q.
shaft.
The C.. 4 G. shaft has been sunk 10 feet
the past week and Is now VI feet below the
1850 station. Tho rock continues hard
and the How Of water strong. The 1850
station Is completed.
W. II. Patton, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-15
40 he Piesie.

The Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers 10
making an extra effort to render IL picnic
OF Saturday next, Of Dowsrs' Mansion. .
success. Tho committee on ADJUSTMENTS
Is especially active. To Initiate the ladies
into the excitement Of innocent gaming.
Bob Taylor will i~naugurate "asriL Ten,
pins" tho ball which 10 70 prostrats All
but nine. moro or less. being Suspended 70
prevent u from escaping the dear crea.
lures. Then. besides the usual run OF
dancing. swinging. lettering. target-shoot
Ing. croqust, etc., there will DO Arcnery
c,s.iul competitor. Then there 10 70 be .
foot race for $50 Q side between Chapman
and STARK, under the patronage OF NE oid
boys, and, when all things are considered,
Il will be seen that . good days sport may
DO expected al around.