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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-24
alerra NaYadA.

VIRGINIA Orr. Nov. a. I879.-W. ".
Sst.on. Secretary: During the past week
work has been resumed 10 the northwest
drift on the 2l00 level for the purpose Of
proving the extent Of tho ore body In that
direction. This drift 10 now In AZ feet
from the station. We have not yet reached
the ore body. but expect to 10 . few days.
On the 2200 level w have commenced
taking ore from the slopes, which are
yielding veil. On this level the diamond
drill hole In the face Of the east drift has
been advanced 60 feet. We have found IL
necessary to discontinue this hole. the dow
Of water from IL amounting to ~ inches.
This hole IL now plugged aud the water
gives no further trouble. On the $500
level the west crosscut 10 now In . distance
Of Sc feet from the ststion. This crosscut
has passed through Is feet Of fair.grade
ore. the face being now 10 Ane vein ma
terial. The north drift or this level 10
now In . distance Of 80 feet from the sta.
ton. The face Of this drift 10 In fne-
looking quartz giving fair assays. On
the 2400 levd no work has been done dur
ing the week. The water In the bottom OF
the incline and from the Slopes remains
about the same.
ALEX. @. MCKENZIE. supt.
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A Singular Case.

A most singular case was decided In
the District Court Saturday morning. It
was commenced by . Mrs. Reed against
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett and the question
was whether . certain mortgage held BY
the former against the latter had been
virtually satisfied. Mrs. Reed CON.
tended that q virtual release had been
made by her under compulsion. The
defense said that she had voluntarily
made the release, which was Endorsed on
the mortgage, and had accepted In lie
stead q note payable In instsllmsnts Of
$50 each month. On the trial Mrs..
Reed swore that when she executed the
release the defendant stood over her
with Q pistol or something and intimi.
dated her. Several witnesses for the
defense who were present ct the time
denied this and showed that she left
pleasantly and invited dsisndants to call
on her whom they came to Dayton.
Judge Rising In his decision said that
the handwriting Of the plaintiff showed
no evidence Of fear. excitement or intim.
idatiou and the weight Of evidence was
against the plaintiff. The Court there
fore ordered that q decree be entered In
favor OF tho defendants and requiring
the plaintiff to execute . release OF the
mortgage within ten days and In default
that the same be entered BY the Clerk OF
the Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-24
Uuioa shaft.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Nov. "a, 1s79.-Gsorge
@. Pratt, Secretary We are still using all
our hosting capacity In %excavating the
tank aud bob stations and In hosting from
the $500 and 2400 levels. Tho work Of
e~xcavating tank station No. 5 will be com.
plsted during the coming week. We shall
commence work IN tank station No. 1
Monday next. The work Of ~excavating
bob stations Nos. /. q. 8 and 1 10 progress.
ing we'll and the timbering Of bob station
No. g will be completed on Tuesday next
md work commenced on bob station No.
5. The ore and waste chutes on the 2i00
level are completed and VI are now
engaged In ~excavating for the chutes on
the $500 station. The coping stones for
our large pumping engine are set and
being prepared to receive the sole plates Of
the engine. The foundation for our Bur.
leigh compressor 10 completed ready to
receive the coping stones. We have com.
menoed raising the frame Of the building
TO DO erected over our pumping engine and
will have II completed in about two weeks.
THOMAS II. ROONEY, supt.
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Irish ARaln.

DUBLIN, November 24.-A letter from
Bslla. County Mayo. says that on satur
day afternoon there were no extra polio,
In town. The chances Of anything vic.
lent occurring were extremely few. A
good deal Of apprehension, however,
prevails 10 Dublin. Plscsrds signed By
Charles Parnsll and Michael Davitt are
extensively posted In the B,lla district,
addressed to the men Of Mayo. earnestly
%counsslins them to be orderly and dig.
niasd. They conclude a. follows: "Givs
no excuse for violence on the part oil
the Government and our great cause ID
won."
Coax, November ga detachment
OF troops has LETT here for Buttevant, In
this county. It Is supposed to DO In
consequence OF urgent private informs.
ton received by the Government. It 10
likely there will bs several arrests Of
wsll.known ripgleadsrs in the present
agitation.
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Hore Troops for Ireland.

LONDON, November "a. "A corre'
spoudsut says the discussion now prin'
oipslly turns on the point as to whether
the words used by Michal Davitt and
others were within sedition Law. Az to
whether the Government will DO able to
obtain their conviction, there 10 much
doubt, even among eminent lawyers.
On the other hand, there 10 no question
OF o general desire for soms vindicatiou
Of the authority Of the Law. II 10 moi
believed that there can DO any section oil
the British people, nor any considerable
number Of Irish. who do not wish 10 see
the end Of agitation for the non.paymrn,
Of debt. That being ended, II 10 thought
there would DO an increase Of disposi.
ton to have regard to the more accept.
able claims OF Irish politicians. Three
additional regiments are said TO DO under
orders TO 10 to ireland.
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The BElcnER.
Is Beaches she 5000 Level ts Good
Order-Ths Deepest Nine on she
Conllnsnt.

The incline Of the Bslchsr last even.
ing reached . perpendicular depth Of
5000 feet, and Is 800 feet deeper than
any other mine on the lode and the
deepest mine on the continent. The
incline starts from the 900 level and
makes It's plunge at such an angle as to
require the Incline to run about 160 feet
to make 100 feet perpendicular depth ;
and hence stretches away about $3.50
feet. In making this depth OF 2l00 feet
perpendicularly the incline carries the
workings In the bottom 1925 feet to the
east OF the shaft. Any one curious to
know where the line OF the shaft Is q
therefore measure Of east Of the air
shaft l5 feet less than q half mile. II
must be somewhere east OF Q portion Of
the Twin Peaks mine and, In fact, over
the hills and . great way Of. They
have big reels at the mine which arc
capable Of carrying 1000 feet Of cable.
but the rope In use at present 10 really
80 feet less than . mile long.
The Belcher IL now sinking q stump
preparatory to opening the 5000 level
aud exploring the ore vein atthat depth.
The mine 10 In the best Of order. and
we'll ventilated, and should ore DO found
on the 5000 level no delays will be neo.
essary In order to commence stopping It
out. In q lev days she will have pumps
down that depth and In running order.
Her engine can run q double column OF
them to that depth II necessary. II 10
an upright, compound condenser, With
initial cylinder 30xl26 inches. and ex.
pansion cylinder 62I96 inohss-dimsn-
sious which arc only exceeded at the
Forman and the Chollsr-N orcross.Sav.
age shaft and by the new engine being
placed at the Union shaft.
Today workmen are strengthening up
rods for the proposed extension. and
fauges are being put on the column.
Tomorrow the rollers will 60 In and next
week the pumps themselves will follow.
The Beloher 10 Q great mine and there
arc many on the coast who remember
her dividends and who will rejoice with
exceeding great Joy when she gets
other bonanza.
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IA. Nercr,...

vnomA Orr, Nov. a. is7s.-Jod ,.
LiokMsr. Secretary: The west crosscut,
2i00 lsvel, has been extended 50 feet and
10 now In sS feet. The drift continues In
vein formation. On the 2200 level cross
cut No. I 10 In 81 feet, the lss, is feet 10 In
sood-lootins quartz, showing occasional
timbering. Another crosscut. Z feet south
Of No. I, which We will call No. 2, has
been started and 10 now In is feet. The
south drift has been cleared out, retim.
bered q distance Of liz feet. Continued
pumping for the Savage Company has
Increased the temperature Of this level
from 100 TO 1875 degrees Fahrenheit.
PHILIP DxiDIsHxrNIR, Supt.
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DUBLIN. November 24.-Psrnsll. In
his Dublin speech the other night.
sketched the progress Of the present
agitation. and alluded to the many
orderly meetings that had been held in
every part Of the country without the
slightest disturbances Of the public peace.
proclsiming emphatically that the will
the Irish people would eventually con-
quer. The arrests were proof OF this.
The Government could not allow CON.
stitutionsl agitation to which they had
NO answer. They were driven 70 repres.
sion, coercion. to the old ways Of
tyranny. What folly! They know not
the tesohinss Of history. They cannot
put down the people BY ssizing or max.
Ing away with their leaders. For every
man arrested there will be Thousands
Who must DO allowed to 60 free. No
one man, nor several men, are neors.
sary. What II they arrest thsmf Others.
ADLER. purer, drawer, will rise up 70 take
their places. And, what 10 more. they
will succeed. Let the Irish people DO
only self.restrained. Let them not
allow themselves to DO forced into illegal
paths. This is the aim Of the Govern.
ment: That their courage should ialtsr.
their patience break down. And then
would come the secret society spy and
informer. aud they would fall easy vic.
Tins. That had been the story which
had besn 30 often written 10 blood. Let
them pledge themselves that there shall
DO nothing OF all this-thst no provoca-
ton shall drive them to illegal courses.
Only . little more time and patience
and We will sit down upon this great
movement by achieving the ouly end
and aim which We have proposed to our.
selves throughout, namely, this: That
the people Of Ireland shall own the soil
OF Ireland.
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Miscellaneous.

DUBLIN. November 24.-Ths meeting
held Saturday night to dsnounos the
arrest Of DAILY. Dewitt and Killsn wa,
attended by about 5000 people. Charles
Stewart Parnsll and other prominsn,
persons addressed the meeting and their
remarks were enthusiastically received.
Psrnsll advised all Irishmen to DO calm,
because II they attempted to emulate the
Government In illegal action, violenos
and disorder, then they would be doing
what the butcher and destroyer Of poor
Aighans and Zulus desired them to do.
He said no earthly power could svel
succeed against the united and dstsr.
mined efforts Of the Irishmen.
Eminent counsel has been engaged Il
defend the Sligo prison-is. It 10 ex'
pected by the Nstionalisis that tho evil
dence OF the Government shorthand
writer, on which the whole case depends,
will break down.
The Irish Times states II Il possibl.
that the Government may be induced,
on memorials OF the Boards Of Guard
ians. to grant money TO assist emigration
from localities where other arrange
ments are unable to cope with the dis
tress.
PANS. November 24.-The early SNOW
has driven the wolves from the forests
In the department OF Marne, and th,
peasants are organizing hunting parties
70 protect their locks.
BERLIN, November 24.-Ths winter
has set 10 With trsat severity here and
all over the northern part Of the oonti'
nsnt. The snow 10 ten inches deep In
Berlin.
LONDON. November 24.-The British
steamer Borussia. Capt. Williams. has
sailed for New Orleans with e5 farmers
and their families, bound to Texas.
They are mostly from Lancashire. York
shire and Durham, with q few from Scot.
land and ireland.
Hanlon, the oarsman. 10 coming TO
Euglandif he can be assured OF Q match.
He will arrive 10 January and would
prefer to row In March.
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P.o...r r.ir and Festival.

The ladies having the Pioneer Fair
and Festival In charge met Saturday
afternoon to talk things over and to re-
member not to forget anything. Ar.
rangemsnts are all under way and pro.
gressins finely.
The ladies' on Saturday decided on
placing tickets Of admission 70 the
masquerade ball Friday evening. Deem.
Der s, at % for tickets admitting gentle.
man and lady. and 81 for single tickets
OF admission. 90,
The bali has been placed for the 9th
OF December because on the 9th tns
Miners OF Gold Hill celebrate their thir.
tsenth anniversary and the Mechanics
their second on the 10th.
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Titan.

VIRGINIA Orr. Nov. "a, 1879 0sorgs
C. Pratt. Secretary: During the past week
all work In and about tho mine has pro-
Creased we'll. The water In the incline has
been lowered TO within 20 feet Of the bot.
tom. Here II IL found necessary to make
repairs, a. some Of the timbers are found
to be badly crushed by the pressure Of the
ground. and this work 10 now being done.
The tank station at this point has been
drained and tho water tank will soon be
mt In place. The bob station In the main
shsft, which WA commenced . week ago,
n progressing finely. We have . balance
BOB on hand and ready TO put In place a.
soon a the station Il completed.
w. B. sHkPPklD, Bup't.
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d.

doLp Hill. Nov. "a, ls7s.-0sorge W.
Beaver, President: During the past week
the south drift has been advance 30 feet.
Face Of drift 10 In good working ground.
At Forman shaft stations for balance bobs
are completed and about half Of work on
pump and tank stations 10 complsted.
Have placed coping stone on foundation
for pump hoist and will have the founda-
ton for pumping engine ready for coping
stone about the LIST Of December.
CRAs. FoRMAN, aupt.
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Truckee items.
Republican, Norsmber "a.

Republican, November ~.
Some very fns trout and white Ash
are now being caught at Tahoe, and
shipped to San Francisco.
The snow .has pretty nearly disap'
pesred around Truckee. but 10 q foot OF
eighteen inches deep on the Summit.
Ducks In large Hooks are beginning to
settle on Bonner Lake. Sportsmsn fnd
them quite tame and approschsbls.
A third bar Of bullion 10 DON expected
from the Meadow Lake mines, a. the
anal proof Of the prscticability OF the
Gould process.
Ice 10 four inches deep on several Of
the Ice ponds, and the season opens well
for those interested 10 Ice stock.
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VIRGINIA CTR. Nov. "a, lS79.-E. B.
HOLMES. Secretary; During the past week the
following work has been done: On the
2200, crosscut No. I has been advanced 20
feet; total, % feet. We have been timber.
ing this crosscut for the past "a hours.
Crosscut No. 2 has been advanced 20 feet;
total, 70 feet. The tank drift. 1900 station,
has been excavsted II feet |; total, az feet.
The south drift, 2200. has been retimbered
and enlarged to the Hale 4 Norcross line.
The station at the south winxe. 2200, has
been finished. and We will now start to
pump the water to the $500 and 2400 In
the WINE. The water stands about 10
feet below the 2200 In the incline. Our
machinery IL In good condition.
JoHN P. KELLY, 6upt.
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Cems,eekers Have she Da"ps.

Comstocksrs have the dumps today
aud look q disconsolats AZ the lone
bern when hs "lsts down his other leg
and dreams Of Roodly supper In the dis
tant pool" Faces are long and the
damn sticks right out Of the cheeks Of
operators. But, all joking aside, things
looked serious and panicky on O
street yesterday. and today and ever
since Sierra Nevada reported only
fifteen feet OF ore in the $500
level crosscut. The announcement
struck O street like hail accompanied BY
thunder and lightning. People would
not believe It yesterday. They had been
sure Of from 20 to 60 feet and that Cross.
cut had been Q pet. Yet the letter said
Is feet and when they ct last made up
their minds that It must be 20 they
weakened. Today the effect has been
serious. Men salutsd with eve sold"
and some Of the heavy dealers say they
have let CO.. When such crafts seek
hsrbor all the little sails along the shore
fear breakers and scud too.
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Arrival. Yesterday m.r.,.s.

Il Kirman. A B Stewart. DR. Mathews. J
3 Orndorff. O Gilbert. &C Huntley, J
Cochrane. A Freid. J Swan. T Cara, n p
Smith. T French. l. L Crockett and wife.
A Low. T L. Prans. T 8 Stevens. L L
Greentres. J Mahsr. R Kennedy. Mrs II b
Psnoysr. A Z Shannon. J Friedlandsr. r
II Wright. W H Oliver. DR. A II Hayes. Z
b stonehill. @ NcDermott. G w Main. J
Gillig and wife. r p Heating. A Craven. b
Z Barinds. Mrs Macarthur. J Levy. Z c
Startling.
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HOW To SAVE n

Instead OF going to . doctor for . prescrip.
ton. II you have Br sht's Disesse. Diabetes,
Pain In tbs Back and Loins, Smsrting. inhsu.
nation. oaleulL, B ickdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy q bottle
OF DR. MtsTfE's NEPHRlTICU u. the great
Buchu Compound. II 10 the most wonde'ful
prescription EVER compounded Tor theec
troubles. Messrs. Abrams = Carroll. Wholesale
drussists. say: NV regard Nsphrsfcum a.
ne hsf kidney and Bladder Remedy IN ne
marka." Woodward. druggi.t, PurtisId. IRE
gon, says, "Evsrybody speaks highly Of II Z"
Childs. druggist. Portland Oregon. SAYS: "Sold
I,ts OF t.; II always does tbs work MANY
have been cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
sftsr the doctors have given them up. For
sale by all ~drusgists. Pics 81 IS.
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Isaac L. RrouA. supt.
ward.

VIRGINIA Crrr, Nov. "a, 1s7s.-JaeOb
Stadosid, Lr., Secretary The shaft has
been sunk and timbered Is feet the past
week; total depth. 1872 feet. No material
change In the formation or dow Of water
has been encountered. Connection was
made with the Julia long east crosscut on
Tuesday last. The Ward shaft has the
downcsst and has been cooled 10 . pleasant
working temperature. All water flowing
into the shaft above the connecting point
will be taken up and carried through to
the Julia a. soon - the long east crosscut
10 thoroughly cleaned. The hosting ms.
chinsry remains In excellent order.
HESRY BAwprS, supt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shan.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Nov. az. 1874. x.
p. Harmon, Pre1dsnt: The change Of
gear at the shaft has been completed and
Il ready for operation. We are delayed In
starting up owing 10 non.arrival BY rail Of
. Get Of couplings which were due here
from San Francisco seven days ago. On
receipt Of the couplings work In the shaft
will be fully resumed. At the 240o level
q station will be made Immediately. from
which prospecting drifts will 30 run a.
rapidly Is possible TO various points In the
compsny's mine. Water In the bottom Of
shaft shows no elimination In quantity.
Pumping machinery II working sstisfac'
torily.
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AierrA Nevada.

Notwithstanding the report that but
l5 feet Of ore have been opened up by
the crosscut west OF the $500 OF the
Sierra Nevada and the loss OF confidence
evinced by the action Of many OF the
holders Of the shares Of the mine, the
outlook there continues good. 1t 10
needless nov to enumerats all the points
OF excellence shown in the mine. PEG.
pie fear the market more than they do
the mine. aud hence the result. No one
here feels like shorting the stock, how.
ever.
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silver Hiil.

SILVER HILL NINE. Nov. "a. 1s7s.-W.
E. Dsan, Secretary: Very little work has
been done In our 1900 crosscut since
Wednesday morning, owing TO the break
ing Of the air engine at the 800 station,
and also the bob chain at the 900. II has
been advanced "a feet, making tho whole
distance from the incline 7s4 feet. The
face shows porphyry, clay and low grade
quartz. Our air has been light and hot.
The shaft aud piston for the compressor
have not been delivered yet We now ex-
pect them next Monday or Tuesday.
n. @. HILLYKR. Supt.
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Priaes.

A nice little diamond ring. . ring eel
with pearls and . ruby. and . silver
wine castor, are on exhibition In Man.
nins's window. and will Be disposed Of
at the Pioneers Fair. which viii take
place on the Cd Of next month. The
diamond ring will be rallied for. and the
other ring and castor viii b voted 10 the
person. who shall prove to b the most
popular, Mcclellan IL painting some
good pictures for the fair and festival Of
the "Oh Boys"
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Yellow Jacket.

GOLD HILL. Nov. a.. 1s7s.-Nsreer Otsy.
Secretary: The guides In the south com.
psrtmeut Of the shaft will all DO In place
by 6 o'clock this evening and cages run
ming regularly 10 the 27o0 level BY new
engine. A temporary tank 10 being placed
at the 2700 level; also permanent tank 80
feet below the 2500 level; and - soon -
completed sinking will be resumed In the
shsft, Guides In the middle shaft are
being repaired aud the old onss replaced
by new aud other general repairs are being
made. The new engine 10 working salts.
~fsctorily. I. 4. JAxxs, Supt.
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OversuAn.

GoLD HILL, Nov. "a, ls7s.-0eorge W.
Bearer, Prssidsnt. During the past week
the north drift has been extended IS feet.
Formation 10 without material change.
At Formsn shaft VI have two balance-bob
and two pump and tank stations oom.
pleted and the work 10 we'll advanced on
the other station for pumps and tanks.
Foundation for pump hoist 10 completed
and coping stone In place. Foundation
for pumping engine will be ready for
coping stone about Let Of November.
CHAs. FoRNAs, 6upt.
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WHY WILL YOU

Allow Q cold 70 advance IN your sJstem snd
thus eneoursss more seiious mslsdiss. such q
PnsumoniA. Hsmorrhagss aod Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be % readily a.
tanned. Bosehss,s German Syrup has gained the
largest sale IN toe world for the cure OF Cou. be,
Colds and the severest Lang Diseases II II
DR.. Bosohce's famous German prescription,
and 10 prepared with the greatest care snd nc
the youpeset child, - per directions. Toe sale
Of this medicine 10 unprsc. dsntsd. Since 1ni
introduced thers ha. been . constant incrrss-
ing demard and without . single report OF
failure TO do is WORK In any case Ask youi
Druggist a to the truth Of these remarks.
LsrE' Size Is cents. Try it and be oonvin'' ed.
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9ould

VIRGINIA CrrY. Nov. rs. 1874. 4.
Durbrop, Secretary: During the week the
Joint east crosscut on u l700 level has
been advanced a feet and II now In 1871
feet. The ground passed through wa
hard blasting porphyry. At the Joint @.
q @. and B.. 4 B. shaft We have got the
sink pump in position and will resume
work In the bottom tomorrow.
H. H. PrSorxl, 6upt.
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Dsparsurss sasaraay Evesi,E 9.

Departures Saturday Eveathg.
CA Grew. J J Casey. P J Dunno. N
Barrett. J Duncan. = II Hancock. L @
Parks, II Hutchinson. T Cara, J D Rich.
mond. W Biselow. W n ormsby. II Hun
Ger. Ben WEIGH. G p Mason. H Donnelly,
Thos Prsshill. A McMartin. Mrs L o Pal.
mer. @ W Springer. Goo I Lammon.