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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08
MINING NOTES.
Natter. Of In,srsss All AIeng she
Lode.

At the Union shalt there ID more stir
and business than usual. The building
leading to the ore house has its frame
up ready for the raiters and men swarm
over the work OF completing It. The
crosscut east, 2l00 level. from the sta.
ton Is going ahead. length mot stated,
but the face Is neal the ore body. Out.
siders say II Is in go feet. It is being
pushed rapidly. The foundation for
the big pumping engine IL rising
toward the level OF the coping.
Il will be Of sufficient size to allow q No.
z BurlsiRh air compressor to stand to
the north Of Il. The foundation for this
machine IL being laid at the same time
q the other. Large piles OF l4.inch
pump column are ready to 30 put In.
the fy wheel OF the pump engine is on
the ground Is are also the pillow blocks.
shaft, condenser. air pump and many
other constituent parts Of the mschin.
Dry. Two more sets Of boilers are up
and the smoksstaoks are being raised to-
day. The changing room, which 10 76x
SO feet, 10 ready for use, and the wash
trough and bath tubs and shower are going
In. It IL lighted By fourteen large win.
dows, finely fitted up and drained. and
IL the boss changing room on the lode.
A large stove IL to be put In to keep 1t
nice and warm for this winter. In the
shaft one tank pit Il completed and one
more and four bob pits are being eIoa-
waited. The saws In the carpenter shop
are running. the cooling pond Is COM
plstsd and everything IL reaching Q
finishing point.
At the 0phir the bob pit on the sur.
face has been dsepened till It IL now 30
feet In the clear. The chord for the sur
face bob IL being made In the carpenter
shop, and consists OF Q single stick OF
sufficient length and 20 by SO inches
In dimensions. -.
At the Ophir the main incline ID still
going down In o mixture Of quartz. clay
and porphyry, and the west orosscut ON
the 24O0 continues In vein matter oon-
tanning frequent seams OF quartz.
The bottom OF the Soorpion'sha Is In
harder and better vein material. There
10 NO water In this formation, but . little
sseps In from the clayey formation
above. II 10 bailed out.
Work ON the 2400 station In Sierra
Nevada IL progressing a we'll a. posi-.
BILE with present facilities for working.
The east drift, 2200 level, from tho east
winzs 10 being timbered to the face,
whom work there will DO continued. The
ground passed through gradually became
softer. till finally II was considered I'M
safe to 60 further without timberiug up
and securing the crosscut. there being
In the face clay and quartz with q good
deal OF water coming through.
The engineers think the new hosting
engine ct the Jacket will DO ready to
run In . week.
The Savage crosscuts are today In IS
feet but have not yet reached the ledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08

VIRGINIA. FouSpRr.-Some very fine
work has OF late been turned out at the
Virginia Foundry Of Andrew Fraser on
the railroad south OF the Julia. Mill
and mining castings arc Q specially at
%hisi!oundry and are furnished OF every
grade ct short notice and lowest rates.
The Office OF Mr.. Fraser 10 at Room J.,
Blacks building, corner OF O and lay.
lor streets, Virginia. See advertisement
In another column.
The savans are predicting q big show
Of meteors on the 18th instant. The
metsors will not appear until after /
o'clock In the morning. and according
to the prediction there will bs q display
Of heavenly fireworks worth staying up
to witness.
Bridget aillolsy broke n Of her arms
last Thursday by falling down stairs at
No. LAG South Howard street. and was
taken to the County Hospital for treat.
ment.
virRinia's ex.Captain Of the Police.
Byrns. who recently took poison with
his potatoes by mistake, was we'll enough
to leave the hospital yesterday morning.
The steamer Of Yellow Jacket Engine
Company has recently been repaired.
and by trial this afternoon was found TO
DO In perfect running order.
Yellow JACKIE, Hose Company has dis.
banded. Preliminary steps sre being
taken to reorgauize the company under
new officers.
The railroad sids-track across Wash
inston street, leading to MeFarland's
old lumber yard. Virginia, has been
taken up.
The Mexican Mining Company yester.
day levied an assessment Of % per
share on their capital stock.
Edward Wright. @ Of Judge Wright,
has taken out q license to keep house
with Miss Nellie Boyle
Como has q lodsing.houss now and
can accommodate visitors with a bed and
food.
Rev. George g. Eastman will preach
ct St. Johns Church tomorrow evening.
A grand jury will be ~impanslsd In the
District Court Monday morning.
Deputy Recorder MoDufas has gone
below for . short visit.
A few snow fakes Tell last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08

The Orphans Fair at National Guard
Hall. Virginia, was we'll attended last
night, and there wa . very good bust.
ness done in the sale OF articles and
chances at most Of the tables. Good
music is in attendance nightly and there
ID dancing for all who desire to partici.
pate In that amusement.
There will Be- foot races BY the score
tomorrow at the Homestead. Several
local matches have already been made.
with stakes ranging from $5 10 $25. and
more will b forthcoming after the sport
begins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08

Shot In Defense OF the Old Flag.
BALTIMORE, November 8.-A shooting
ARRAY Is reported at Lsonsrdtown, In
this State, ON the night Of the election.
There was . good deal Of excitement In
the town, and Q fight between the lower
elements Of the two parties was mo.
msntarily expected throughout the day.
Nothing serious. however. took place
until after dark. when the Democrats
surrounded the Republican flag pole and
threatened to pull II down. It 10 said
that VIM. A. A. Lswrsnce. who had
been elected County Commissioner on
the Republican ticket, made his way into
the crowd and warned them 10 keep OF.
A rush was made for the flag pole, and
In the scramble which followed the re-
port Of o pistol was heard, and Law.
renee staggered and fell. pierced through
the breast. II 10 not known who fred
the shot. Many declare that II could
only have been an accident, and refuse
to credit the wild rumors into which the
Affair has been shaped. Lawrence ID
very ssriously hurt, but may recover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08

The poet Whittier recently gave the
following account OF the origin Of bis
famous poem entitled "Maud Muller"
He was driving with his sister through
York, Maine. and stopped at . harvest
Hsld to inquire the way. A young girl
rakipR hay near the stone wall stopped
to answer the inquiries. Whittier, no.
ticed, as she talked. that she bashfully
raksd the hay around and over her bare
feet, The little incident left Ito impres.
sion, and he wrote ont the poem that
very evening. II Whittier had ever
tried rakipg hay barefoot he would never
have written the poem.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08
STRIKE IN HALE 4 noRcRoss.
The Crescent. aioo Level. six Hsss
In Rich Ore-Distanccs. Etc.


Early this morning news Of q strike
In the Hale & Norcross agitated the few
In Virginia who heard Of It. A little
later 9 representative Of the News
reached the mine. and was informed
that Mr.. Dsidssheimer. Superintendent.
had gone into the mine again. When
he emerged, an hour later, q pencil was
sharpsned for him, with the following
result
Mr.. D~eidsshsimsr said that a. yet but
little was known regarding the formation
encountered In the crossout on the 2l00
level. The ground in the orosscut had
been getting better OF late and for the
last six feet . very marked improvement
had been manifest.
Reporter-Was there . clay wall cut
through before reaching this improved
groundf
Mr.. Dsidssheimer-0h. yesi Every.
thing Is wsll.deHnsd down there.
Rsportsr-What II the length Of the
crosscut2
Nj. Dsidsshsimsr-It Ii now In 20
feet.
Rspor.sr-Did you bring some Of tho
rock up With youf
Mr.. Deidesheimer-Yes. You can see
Il 10 you would like to do 90.
Reportsr-WhAt does the rock assay 2
Mr.. Deidesheimsr II have not re-
oeived any assays yet; they are being
made down town from some rock I
brought up ct 4 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Deideshelmer then opened o large
newspaper full OF. the rock stsaming
from the depths below. 1t was very
fns ore. A pieoe was secured not
picked-with the intention Of having Il
assaysd, bat that would be about like
assayins q $40 piece. The formation 10
certainly . promising one. The GROSS.
cut 10 six feet In this ore. The ore
| contains black sulphursts and chloridss
with spots Of stsphanits. The outside
Of the specimen secured Ii covered with
hns rich chiorides. and much Of the ore
seen In the paper Ia fne soft chloride.
There 10 no hesitancy In saying that the
| whole 40 shown would mill 500 per
ton, while selections could be made
which would 90 high In the hundreds.
It IL really worth while for the sake OF
the public to locate this strike for It 10 q
most important one. The official letter
Of Superintendent D~eidssheimer. an.
nouncing the starting OF this crosscut,
places IL 150 feet from tho north line Of
the mine. The shaft stands about ia
feet south Of this line, and hence the
crosscut must be about SO feet south OF
the shaft. Distances on north are near.
ly a. follows: From the Savage line to
the south winze % feet; from tho winzs
to the Savage shaft Il 26S feet.
The above measurements are those OF
the 1900, but will not be found to vary
much from those on the 2l00 level OF
the Halo & Norcross. In round mum.
bsrs. then. this crosscut has encountered
ore 600 feet south Of the Savage shaft
and 80 feet south Of the Hale & Nor.
cross shaft. and $50 feet from the Chol.
lar line. Further developments at this
point will be watched with interest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08
Latest Returns From tho New York
Election.

nlCStlUus
New YORK, November 8.-The Pos!
has this dispatch from Albany: moth.
ing very new has been learned here to-
day relative to the State election. The
Albany Republican newspapers claim the
election OF the whole Republican ticket
with doubts as to Seymour. Comptrol.
Ter Alloott (Drm.) said TO the Post cor.
respondent this morning that be had sent
o dispatch TO Mr.. Wsdsworth Offering
him provisional congratulations on his
election. Republicans found their hope
Of election on the increase OF mstorities
In the rural counties not yet heard from.
C%ornell's plurality remains at about
10, 1000"
The Express (Dsm.) says, There is
enough OF the uncertain element In the
vote for State officers to keep the public
mind on O stretch that may be extended
to the conclusion OF the State official
canvass.
The Commercial advertiser (Rep.) has
Q telegram from Albany which says
Controller Alloott (Dsm.) admits bis
defeat. The Controller added that
Attorney General schoonmaker would
probably retire with him, but claims
that the rest Of the ticket 10 safe.
ALBANY. November 8.-The Eoening
Journal (Republican) has additional 70.
turns on the State ticket, and figures
Potter's democrat - for Lieutenant
G~ovsrnor) majority ct $40. 1t says tho
returns generally indicate that Carr.
Secretary Of State ; wadsworth. Con.
trollsr Wendell. Treasurer, and Ward,
Attorney General, all Republicans. are
considerably ahead, and are probably
elected BY from 1000 to 5000 majority.
PHILADELPHIA. November g. The
official returns from all the counties In
the State give Butler. Republican. for
State Treasurer. . majority over all the
othsr candidataa of SO. 676.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08
I, YouR LIFR WORTH TIN CENTS Z

Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains OF some disease during tnsir life.
when sick. the object 10 TO get well now to
ssy plainly that no person In this world that
IL suffering with dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and ne effects, ouch - Indigestion, Costive-
ness, Sick Headache. Sour stomach, Heart
Barn, Palpitston OF the Heart, depressed
Auausr FLOWER without getting relief and
cure. II you doubt this, 90 70 your druegist
and get 4 sampls bottle for 10 cents and try II.
Regular siss. 10 cents. Two doses will relieve
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08

Ursrr.-Jsmes Warren. Of the La
fayetts Market. North G street. Virginia,
was overturned on the Gsissr grade yes
terdsy afternoon while on his way out to
the slaughter.houss in . buggy. He
was tumblsd down the hill. had . leg
very badly bruised and was otherwise
considerably shaken up and hurt. HIS
injuries are Of sseh . nature - Will
keep hin housed up for Q weak or tive.
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pspsrs.rss Lass Evssssg.

b schoensman. G Reilly. E Mccain
II Nccsnn. p II Ford, 8 Lonssbaush. h
Parkinson, Il " Mason. J W Dillon. d Il
Birdsall. J Hamilton. n L Crowell. JC
Mason, u Harris. c A Schubert. Davis
family. II u Levy. A Diftoy. Mrs L L
Crockett. " Golfer. c Z whitney. Mr. a
J Marshall. Owen Fraser. Mrs. J Rosa. Il
@ Parker and wife. Mrs @ W Harrison,
Mrs. Jas Startling and SON..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08

A hoe.scrspins machine which has
inst beeu tested In Chicago worked very
satisfactorily. A hog Was killed. placed
In the machine. and In almost an IN.
slant came out with only . few odd
hsirs on his head and legs. Seven hogs
were passed through the machine 10 81
seconds, and each came out % hairless
a. could be desired With . few i'm.
proyements, the machine 10 expected to
inish OF 5000 hogs In 10 hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08

Robert silman. . criminal, wal taken
from his house by q mob ct Georgetown.
Ohio, and q rope placed around his neck:
Then somebody produced . Jug Of
whisky and invited the party to drink
before hanging the man. The invita-:
ton was readily accepted. and . Wild
osrouss snsusd. during which silman
sscaped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08
Rsiixieas Notices.

NJ. Johns Church. Gold Hill. Rev. X: D
Eastman. Rector. services on ennasy 49,
NJ. and Z p. 4. The seats are ree anc
al are cordially invited. sunday school q iso
rners viii b divine service o. &c. Panr'
Church. Virginia City. tomorrow ~ u'A. H.
New. George N. kas;man ondeiaiins.
There vii be Divioe servie. at DAYTON TO
monov evening ct Z O'Clock, Rev. X .. East
nan onciatinS.
rhsrs viii be Divine ssrvice at the Methodist
Rpiscopai Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow a. I;is
p. T., Rev. J. D, A.mnona omeis,sns. w
morning ssfvies. SUNDAY scaooi 49, -,
TAsrs Will b ssfviess 9 h.sonie asn. VOC
CIV Mn olsistsI sss,s me-. ~ Oil On
',Syt>e1 - assse.
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Rssigaed.

Col. NJ. G. Gillette has resigned his
superintendency Of the Savage. Mr..
Gillette has been q faithful and efficient
manager. He has attended strictly to
business, and has certainly showed ex.
cellent executive ability in overcoming
the water there and putting the mine on
Q working basis. He Is to be succeeded
by J. P. Kelly. formerly Of Phoebe. who
10 spoken Of a. Q very competent man.
Col. Gillette will not leave the lode.
he. however. expects to do better than
to run the Savage. His many friends
sincerely hope he may.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08
SUICIDE.

A distinguished scientist once said; "No
man with . strong and healthy stomaeh ever
committed suicide" and yet many are suffering
the torturss OF the damned With Dyrpepda
when Q single bottle Of DIR. MINTIR's English
Dsudelion, Liver and Dyspepsia Pills win give
relief, and. II persisted In. win cure the worst
case Of this distressing trouble. This pill
cures torpid Liver and Biliousness, rrgulster
the Bowels. removes Pimples from ths Face,
cures ssllow Compilation. Foul Breath. Sick
Heaiache, Heartburn, Pain IN the sides and
Back, 10 sugarcosted and GUARANTEED to DO
PURELY VEGETABLE. IL acts directly upon
the coating OF toe stomsch and on the Liver ;
can BE- taken In any climate wet or dry
weather. Beware OF limitations. The Genuine
has an engraving OF Q lion on the outside WRAP
per. Price 10 cents. For sale BY ali druggiits.
THxRl have been moro cures OF seminal
WEAKNESS, nervous debility and paralysis made
by the wonderful English remedy, bir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative, than BY all other
remedies combined. Why will you sufsrf
send 70 A. e. Mintis, II. D., No. II Kearny
street, Ban Francisco, for the Restorative. and
BE- cured. Pnos, - Per bottle; four tmes the
quantity. go. Try shottls. mhssl ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-08

SEATTLE, November s.-Ths Chief OF
Police. who has been engaged for the
past two days In the attempt to ferret
out the perpetrators Of an attempted
child murder here on Tuesday night, TO-
day arrested q widow named Breton.
formerly OF Portland. When arst con:
fronted by the officer she denied all
knowledge OF the affair. but when sp.
prissd OF circumstsntisl evidence re-
iuctantly acknowledged being the mother
Of the child. She has been employed
In various families In this city a. o ser
rant girl, and lstterly at Mr.. Psst's. In
whose privy the child was found. She
10 twsnty.years Of age and has been .
widow Ave years. As yet she refuses to
divulgs the name Of the cbild's father
and assigns no cause for the crime.
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HOW no AVE MONEY.

Instead OF going to . doctor for 9 prescrip'
ton. II you have Brisht's Disssse. Diabetes,
Pain In the Back ard Loins. Smsring, infam-
nation. oslculi. Bhckdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy q bottle
OF DIR. MISTIE'S NEPHRETICUM. the great
Buehu Compound. II 10 the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for theee
troubles. Msasrs. Abrams = Carroll. Wholesale
druggists. say: We regard Nsphrshcum az
ne hst kidney md Bl0ddsr Rtnt<dy IN ~
marka." Woodward, druggist, Portland. Ore.
gon, Gays; Everybody speaks highly Of IT,
Chiids. druggist. Portland. Oregon. says: "bold
ivts OF t.; Il always does the work MANY
have been cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
after the doctors have given them up. For
sale by all ~druggists. Pdce 81 %.
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M. NJ. Gillespie,
SUCCESSOR To-
.. THoRR URN,
OPPOSITE GOLD HILL. MARKET.
STATIONERY. soHoou!sooks
sasksrs' Articlss,'
Tobacco, Ci6ars,
shewk ass Gesdss
Candies. Tsys,. a.S.
NOTICE. TO TAXPAYERS.

TAXPAYERS OF THE TOWN OF GOLD
i Il LII AXIS Motto. That | have recsived
from the Co lsctor OF Taxes. And navs nov In
my hands, the Delinquent Lat. Tor 1878. OF per.
Town Of 6oli Hill; ths. at the expiration ct
ten days from the Arst publisstl"n OF this no.
tics, action will be commsaesd In the proper
Court for the suforcement OF the collection OF
said delinquent taxes. and the t-n per esnsum
and the cost Of sdvsrtistnS addef th.reto,
n. FITz sINMOhS..
Town Attorney Town Of Gold hf!i. ,
Gold Hill. October 10. ls7o.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

mHe TAKE, FOR the FISCAL YEAR
u spdins Nay iss, 1850 fr the Town OF Gold
Hi. re nov doc aud payable % ne q my
once. back Of elbow Jacket Engine House:
n I'm strsrt. Gold Mn, betwsen The hours II
loan ana Z .. 4 The LAVE and Ordinances
In regard 10 the collection Of tns ams siu -
ST" * inousnt on the 9Th Of October. ISIS.
s0~ y. ". FoLouM,
Marshall and ex.o6acio Tar Onllsrsor.
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A curious experiment was made with

A curious experiment was made with
cats recently In Luttich, Germany.
Thirty seven OF them were put into bags
and taken several miles into the coun.
try. where they were released. Within
three hours the frst cat had found it,
way home. and before twsnty.four
hours had elapsed, every n OF the 9th.
era had returned.
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O. II. Ii

o. 4. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia, Gold Hill, Keeps constantly on hand "
fayorite brands Of Imported Ctsar. choice bit
cigars, Ill kinds Of chewing tobacco, meer.
schaum pipes, school books md stationery OF
all descriptions, nns cutisry, and hoys NO tanoy
Roods Of all kinda. ep0m
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SYRUP or FIGS.

Cures Bliou.nsss. Constipation. etc. It
clsansss the system and puriass the blood. IL
is . prompt pursstivs. and 10 very pleasant 70
the taste. For sale By oil druggists. II
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PRESCRIPTION yRRR.

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Los Of Manhood, and III disorders erougn, on
b. inoiserstion o. sxcsss. Az efussss ~
tts i1E,e,ss,s; 49, ns..~.s.H.Y
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The arst cargo Of American new
wheat arrived at Cardiff Tuesday. There
we're 49, 900 bpshsls N splendid con
ditie1.
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so Double Standard. $50
400 Vortex. SOC. 45c
$50 Orient. 40c
40 Mammoth.
10 Boston Con-, I 40
TOO Martin White, II
400 Atlas. 500. 25c
ITO Tiptop. I 40
$50 Silver King. 6k, on
7ss Caledonia (Black Hills). ~. . 70
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220 Yellow Jacket, l6S. l5t. i5a, l6S
1900 Imperial,
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AIS Union Con-. 81. SIX. uS
$50 Alta. 81, 8 81
$50 Lady Bryan, SOC. 53c
40 Julia. 3 As
223 Caledonia, 81
80 Challenge. 2 60
200 Silver Hill. Ia. 20
$50 New York. SOC
40 Occidental. "a. 2 80
20 Lady Washington Con-. I 05
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400 Con. Dorado. 2 20
l020 Flowery. &5c. SOC
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