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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-08-21
The Fair,

Next week we will publish the pre-
MUM list for the county fair, which
will be held Sept. 25th and Goth. We
shall have more to say about the fair
rovt wool
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The Hon. Charles Foster is still in
circulation. The more the people see
Foster the better they like him.
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GEN. JOSEPH H. GEIGER,

Of Columbus. Gen. Geiger is one of
the most witty and eloquent speakers
in the State.
Let everybody come and hear him
Remember, it will be on Friday night.
Of this week.
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The S., J. & ?. Railroad will be ad-
vertised for sale in the Springfield
papers this week. The appraisers
have been notified by the Master Com
missioner to make the appraisement
at once. The appraisers are H. S.
Bundy, John Waddle and John J.
Soo,e
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Trustees OF Hamilton township, Jackson coun-
ty, ohio, have sold the pauper practice of the
Township of Hamilton, County of Jackson,
State of Ohio, to DR.. A. ]. Newell, and that said
Trustees will not be responsible for any bills
for medical or surgical aid and medicines out
side of said regularly employed physician, DR..
A. j. Newell.
Given under our hands this llth day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1879
BY order of Trustees.l
JAMES TOLAND,
SAMUEL CLAIR,
j. w. CANTER.
II. II. GILLILAND, Township Clerk.
l4ano3t
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Notice to Physicians and Druggists.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
TRUSTEES of Madison Township, Jackson county,
Ohio, have sold the pauper practice of the
Township of Madison, County of Jackson,
State of Ohio, to Dan. Il. Warren, from August
8, 1879, to April TO- 1880, and that said Trustees
will not be responsible for any bills for medical
aid and medicines outside of said regularly en-
ployed physician, Dr. Dan b. Warren.
Given under our hands this 9th day of Au-
gust, 1879.
By order of Trustees.
III
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G10Q.

CENTRAL CoMMITTEE-C. c. James, David
Davis, Davis Mackley, ]. L. Jones, c. A. Atk1n-
son.
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The smoke of the Iron furnaces
and machine shops reminds Mr.. Ewing
of funeral pail. Somehow OF other
he cant help thinking of it.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The WOrId,SBaITl,
RHEUMATISM.

DIR. L. d. Weyburn's Alternative Syrup.
E5-A remedy used THIRTY-FIVE YEARS in
private practice, and never falling to rad
ically cure
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THOMAS REES,
w NJ. ARMSTRONG, A
JOSHUA JONES,
Notice to Physicians and Druggists.

TruSteeS.
DL. MORGAN, jr., Clerk Madison Township.
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Ills, Gravel, Diabetes. and all diseases in which
the blood is implicated, is now offered to the
public.
Sold by all Retail Druggists, and (whole-
sale only by The Weyburn Medicine Co. p.
o. Box 33S, Rochester, N. Y. I7ap6m
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JOE. GEIGER! !
Friday Night,

%, 1879, and will be addressed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-12
trophy and Dale.

The work Of development is being
steadily pushed ahead by the Brophy
and Dale Mining Companies. The tun-
mel ia nov in 800 feet and has penstrated
the ledge 25 feet, tho entire distance
being in solid quartz and ore that assays
from $25 to 5000 per ton. Three aver
ago assays taken from the face yesterday
gave results Of $40, silO and S8l per
ton, the proportion Of gold being about
ous-third Of the assay value. The ore
extracted il being piled up on the dump
roady for milling. The entire indebted
ness OF the mine was paid OIL on Monday
last and everything Is now in good shape
for soon commencing the sinking OF the
large new shaft for the deep prospecting
of the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-12

GOLD HILL, Nay II, 1874. x. p.
Harmsn, Pre.;dent: Our now air COM
prsssor has been started and Is running
very smoothly, giving entire satisfaction
in every respect. We have resumed opo-
rstions in all the different parts Of the
mine. including the Alpha-Imperih joint
winzo, and expect TO mako moro rapid
progress In future, owing to the increased
facilities afforded by our large compressor.
The Alpha-Imperial joint Wine has
been thoroughly overhauled and repaired
to make ID . counterbalance, and 10 now In
good working condition.
The north drift. 1900 level, TO connect
with the joint winze, Is being advanced a.
rapidly as possible. We are also repairing
the south drift on same level correspond
ing with 2400 level Of Yellow Jacket minel
with Q view Of connecting the drift on this
level with the Grown Point. a. We have
effected an arrangement with that mine
and the Belcher TO pump all tho water
below our 1000 level.
While engaged in putting our new air
compressor in place We overhauled and put
in frst-rate working order all machinery
and pipes In the mine proper, cut out q
large ore bin ct the head OF the joint winze
on the 2l35 level, and altered our hosting
engine at this point to mako 1t . counter
balance.
Our pump and all machinery on top are
in good condition and running salts
fsctorily. A. @. HAMILTON, Supt.
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Mexican.

VIRGINIA Crrr. May 10, 1s79.-C. L.
Waller. President: On our 1000 Lowell the
drift connecting the top Of the joint 0phir
upraisc from the 2l00 level 10 enlarged
and completed to the main north drift,
and will materially improve the ventila-
ton in that drift. The joint Union Con.
solidated upraise to connect with the Joint
winzs down from the 1000 level has been
extended 10 feet. and IL now LOG feet on
the slope above tho 1000 level. The ma
terial passed through and in the face is .
vein formation. showing some water.
On the 1000 level the joint Union Con.
solidated winze has been sunk and tim.
bered nine feet during the psstweek. max
ing q total depth Of s97 feet on the slope
below that level. The material still csn-
tinues Q vein formation, showing some
clay and water, which interferes to some
extent with oar progress in sinking.
w. II. PATTON, Supt.
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DR.. mlNrlE,s NRrHRRTIcUM.

"a compound Guid extract Of Buchu) DR..
Nintie's Nephrsticum works wonders. All
cases Of Dropsy. Bright's Disease. Kidney. Blsd.
der aud Urinary Complaints, or Retention OF
Urine arc entirely cured by the Nsphreticum.
Gravel, Diabetes. pain in the back. side and
loln are cured whom all other medicines have
failed. See what the druggists Of Portland and
Ban Francisco say about DR.. Mintie's Nsyhreti.
cum and English Dapdelion Pills: 1--WE have
old . large amount OF Or. Mintie's medicines,
Inc English Dandelion Pills. also the Nephreti.
cum, and in all cases they are highly spoken Of
and etye entire satisfsction." John A. Childs,
DYuaaist, second street. Portland; G. II. Wood.
ward / Co., Druggists, corner First and Alder
streets, Portland. Messrs. Abrams d Carroll.
Wholesale Druggists. Nos; . md : Front street.
a. az Dat Kidney and Bladder Remedy &fors
az puzzle" All Druggists keep these medicines
for al dsrsnaements Of the Liver, use DR.. Min.
tie's Fualish Dsndelion Pills. For Biliousness
and Dyspepsia. use DR.. Mintie's Ensllsh Dande.
lion Pills. For Fever and Ague. use DR.. hiutie's
Eneiish Dandelion Pills. Every family should
Mites remedies will not ''curs all complaints"
but vili, II taken according to directions, give
immediate relief. and perfect . cure In al
troubles for which they are recommended. Bold
By all Druggists.
THsal have been more cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
BY the wondcifnl knslish remedy, sir Asney
CoopeY's Vital Restorative. than BY all other
remedies combined. Why will you auierf
Send . a. Z. Minte,. n. D., No. II Kesrny
street, San Francisco. for the Restorative, and
be cured, Prics. IS Per bottle; four times the
quantity, Slo. Try Q bottle. mhD ~
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Union Consolidated:

VIRGINIA Crrr. Nay 10. 1s79.-Robers
Si,rsood. President: On u 1000 level the
Mexican joint winze has been sunk aud
timbered nine feet during the week. and 10
now 397 feet, on tho slope, bslow that
level. still passing through . vein lorna
ton showing some water. which somewh hat
interferss with our progress. The flow OF
water from the east drift continues to be
about ~ inches.
On our 1000 level the joint Mexican up
raise to connect with the winze being sunk
from the 1900 level has boon extended 10
feet; total distance above the 1000 level,
log feet, and still continues in . vein for
nation showing como water. Tho main
north drift has been advanced 81 feet,
making Q total distance from our south
line Of 256 feet, and still continues in hard
blasting porphyry.
On our $500 level the main south drift
from the Sierra Nevada incline has been
extended 20 feet; total length, Ill feet,
and still continues in . vein formation
showing streaks Of clay.
W. II. PATTON, sup't.
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CempIese E.sabli.hmens

Il does one good to 60 into such q
business place as that Of Gallatin K Fol-
som. Masonic Building. Gold Hill. They
have iron and steel by the tons. stoves,
tipv.rs, coal. fuse. powder. ropes. gas
pips and fittings. galvanized iron and
The thousand things which so to make
mn a 6rst-class Wholesale and retail hard.
ware store. They make specially OF
milling and mining goods and have more
shoveis, picks. ETC., than would supply
the whole lode. And yet 80 great Is
thar trade and so many OF all these
thines are used on the Comstock that
they are compelled to keep purchasing
by the carload.
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters, under the dasss
given. have been sent from the Comstocl
to the principal Offices Of tho various com
panies In San Francisco:
stsrra Nevada
VIRGINIA CrrY, May 10. 1879.-W. W:
.S,,,.on. .Seerefsry: Last week We u and
timbercd in the incline II feet I; total DIS
lance, on the slope. below the $500 level,
1855 feet. The water in the incline sun
continues about the same. The pumps
are handling IL well. The face shows the
same hard and brittle formation - DC
scribed in previous letters.
During the past week We have extracted
and delivered at the Mariposa mill Sso
tons OF ore Of good quality.
We are now getting ready to commence
stopping in the ore body on the 22oo level
We expect when this work 1. fairiy com
menced to be able to extract about " 'ohs
Of ore per day.
The reduction Of this ore will not he
commenced before about the Isl Oh June.
or until such time a. W have . suincien'
surplus at the mill to insure tn running
steadily.
We eIpect 10 have the new ore-houss
completed and ready to receive ore some
time during tho coming week.
The ore now being taken from the mime
is handled through . temporary chute.
We are now putting in position, in east
shaft, the two largo Cameron pumps thai
arrived last week. We will 30 ready to
start this new line OF pumps - soon ~
tbs third ono arrives, which We expect
daily.
Ali the machinery in and about the
mine is working we'll.
ALEX. G. MCKENZIE, Supt.
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Consolidated virginia.

VIRGINIA CrrY. May 10. 1874. ".
Harea.. Secretary: We have hoisted $50
tons OF ore through u main shaft the
past week.
On the $50 level the joint California
west drift has been advanced 81 feet /; total
length, 40 feet, and still continues In
porphyry. At the G. 4 @. shaft the $3.50
station is completed.
On Monday last tho main hosting en-
zines at this shaft we're shut down for ex.
tsnsive repairs, which are still in progress,
and In consequences Of which no work has
been done in the shaft or on the different
levels connected Herewith. We hope TO
complete the repairs on Monday next, and
resume work ~ usual.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-12

Busr.-Ths Gold Hill Foundry Of
George Emmett. Lower Gold Hill, is one
Of the busiest places on the whole lode.
and is turning out iron and brass cast.
inRs, mining and milling machinery BY
the ton right along and at the shorte,!
notice. Emmett has facilities for all
kinds Of work and never d~isappoints or
delays his customers.
Mrs. PoRrrous' benefit at Piper's
Opera House Wednesday night will DO
an enjoyable affair. Seats are bsing
taken rapidly. Professors Pasmors and
Dellepians will be conductors, and all
the local musical talent will be particle
pants. Mrs. Portsous should have .
substantial benefit.
DECORATION DAY.-Preparations for
Decoration Day have begun in earnest.
The Order Of Union and Confederate
Veterans invite all old soldiers to unite
with them on that occasion whether
member of the order or not.
ALL kinds OF stationery. school books
and fancy goods at the store Of Matt.
Gillespie, opposite the News office.
Smokers can delight themselves with the
articles there TO be found. Candies,
toys, etc., in abundance.
The senior member Of the Arm Of A.
4 ]. Rich has gone below after . full
assortment Of Spring goods for their
new store opposite the Odd Fellows
Hall. Virginia.
Docrons KIRBY 4 PRICE have their
Office at DR.. Kirby's former residence,
Main street, where DR.. Price can always
be found when not attending to his
patients.
PosrroSxp.-Ths delinquent sale Of
the Union Flag Mining Company has
bean postponed till Friday, May 10.
See official notice in another column.
Isro TIE suEAvrs.-Ysstsrday after
noon q carload OF rock was run into the
sheayos At the Julia. No n wa hurt
and but little injury done.
TIE heavy frost and snow Of last
Friday night in Gold Hill nippsd the
hop vines and similar tender herbs con.
sidsrably.
Isaac L. RrauA, Superintendent Of
the Chollar, the Potosi, and the Chollar-
Norcross.ssyags shaft, has gone below.
Col. II. g. GmLsrE. has received
his commission - Pay Master General
on General Kinksad's staA.
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Opnir

VIRGINIA Crrr. May 10. 1870. L.
Weller, President: The main incline has
been sunk and timbered eight feet dur
ing the past weak and work temporarily
suspended TO enable Us to open the $500
station. The bottom still continues in .
heavy and Manufacturing body OF
quartz. giving low average assays, but
containing streaks Of good ore. The work
Of opening the $500 station is progressing
we'll and we hope to advance suficisntly
during the coming week 10 enable US to
resume work in the bottom OF the main
incline by Saturday next.
On the 2l00 level the drift south from
No. 1 winze has been advanced Is feet;
total length. 90 feet; still showing good
milling orc in the face. On Monday next
we shall start . drift north from the bot
tom Of No. I winzo, following the ore
streaks in that direction.
On the 1000 level the connecting drift
from tho top Of the joint Mexican upraiss
from the 2lOo level Is enlarged and com.
plotted. This connection will materially
Improve the ventilation in the main north
drift on this level.
There is no material change to note In
the ore Slopes. We are still engaged IN
repairing the main shaft above the lA6s
level. w. II. PATTON. sups.
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Inquess.

Coroner Brodsk at 10 A. N. to-day
held an inquest upon the body Of Robert
Cadman, the boy killed by the hay.
wagon Saturday. There wore no new
facts ELECTED by the examination OF the
witnesses, and the jury found . verdict
Of accidental death.
Coroner Brodek did not hold an in
quest on the bodies Of the two men
blown up in Sutro Tunnel. On arriv.
ing at Sutro he found that the Coroner
Of Lyon county had already inquestsd
the case. and the bodies had been
buried. He cautioned that official
against q repetition Of such an action
when the men were killed this side OF
the Lyon county line.
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srrMuLArE rHk sLUaGlsa

Kidneys. In addition 10 its tonic and csthar.
tic properties. Hoststtsrs Stomach Bisters e.
ercises q bsnsncdal innusnos upon the kidneys
and bladder, when they are inactive, By sttmu'
hting them 70 renewed sxertion. thus reopsn
ing, o. 10 were, . sluioe for the escape OF tm'
puritss whose regular. channel Of exit 70 me
organs Of urinstiou. Among thsss ss certain
abnormal and inhammatory slsmsnts product
i've OF irrsparabls injury 70 the system II not On.
tirely expelled. The Kidneys and bladder them.
selves arc also benefited By this stimulus, -
their inactivity 10 usually . preliminary 10
their disease and d~isornanixation They also
experience, IN common with other portions Of
the Bitters, which furthermore corrects disor.
dersd conditions Of the stomach, bowels and
hvef
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-12

A NV Dxvcr.-Riehard Z. Williams
Of Lower Gold Hill. is engaged upon
the invention Of q new appliance to take
the place OF indicators on hosting en-
oines. BY the means OF this new ar
rsnpsmsnt the danger OF overwinding
cables will be averted, from the fact that
ths q Of the engine will be able to
Lnov the exact location Of the cage at
MI timea. Mr.. Williams invention.
when completed. will prove o! inealou-
l,bls bsuent to miners and engineers
alike.
srr.xuoAr.-Steambost Springs will
b more popular than ever this summer
During the Winter everything has been
,.built and improved. and the whole
.-stshlishmens rendered nrst.class in all
its appointments. There are now sc-
oommodations there for all. and the
,sntlsmanly proprietors, ]. X N. Rapp.
Rave already commenced reaping their
y.vsrd for their endsavors to serve the
publio and make their place a favorite
Issort for pleasure seekers and invalids.
F..scu RssrAunAsr. The French
Restaurant Of George Duprsy, opposite
the Eclipse Stables. continues to dish
r--<ss best Of everything in superior
sfyis. Game. fsh. etc.. cooked to order;
and served with wine and fruit and al
the ~luxuriss Of the season. Duprey mas
had . long experience in his business
and never fails 10 please his customers
Nsw Munc.-An excellent song and
chorus, "Gsntls Daisy Bell" has Just
bssn issued With . beautiful photograph
OF Marie Rozs - Carmen adorning the
tius. Either the song or photograph Is
worth moro than the marked price OF
,both-4O csnts. The publishers. Sher-
,man. Hyds & Co., have found II almost
impossible 10 supply the demand
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p.,.rs.r.s Lass Evs.iaE

W II Fitzgerald. J W Wilkes, J o'Neil,
q @ stalcy. L Hyams, ] W Farrell and
family. E N Thayer, Miss Pierce, y Book
r H Kinney, VIM 8 seymour. W Coffee
L Barsett and wife. W b Goodman and
wife, @ N Bernard. John Gillig. Mrs l.
Rawlins and children. @ Burton Mrs War
nsr, VIM simms. Mrs Charles + Smith,
Gussie De Forrest. Mrs Lotto Cobb, A
Baldwin, p Burke. N Mckee. J Morris.
N Brown. G Derby, ] Frankel, l Rich, A
] Sterling. A G Pratt, q 7 Brown, j ii
Cowing, J Cheffeny, A Lewis. l. Schoen.
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UsAn.

VIRGINIA CrrY, May 10, 1s79.-Georgs
C. Pratt, Secretary . During the past week
we have been taking out old and putting
in new track rail in our incline, and now
have o good track. This work has pre-.
vented q sinking for more than two days.
We have, however. sunk and timbered
eight feet; total depth below the 1850 level
$50 feet. on tho slope.
Our v.bob 10 in place underground. and
nothing more can DO done with II until We
are ready TO connect with the main pump
rod.
Sinking the incline has been resumed.
Our machinery IL all In good order.
w. D. SHEPPERD, Bupt.
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ward.

VIRGINIA Crrr, May 10, 1s7s.-Jaccb
.Ssad,fsld, Jr., Secretary: The company's
shaft has been sunk and timbered 10 feet
for tho week ending this date. Tho flow
Of water At the bottom has slightly In.
creased. Tho general character OF the
ground remains favorable for sinking. We
are encountering some very fine stringers
Of quartz material. carrying very largely
iron pyrites and other valuable indicA'
tons.
East crosscut, 800 level, has been
advanced % feet the past week; total
length, $40 feet. We continue TO
encounter clay seams and other vein mat
ter. HENRY BAwDES, Supt.
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srOCK REPO8T.
saa Franeaseo Board.
rufs MORNING.

rufs MORNING.
slo Ophir, 81. 31%, 3lk
$50 Mexican. 20. 27k, IN, ~
$50 Gsuld 4 Curry, z, 6t
2s0,Bsst d Bsleher. l2k, l2A
405 California, Z, e.
$50 Savage. 81 So
l645 Con. Virginia, ~, IN, IN b
$40 Chollsr. 4 10. Az. 4 10
$40 Potssi,
725 Hale 4 Norcross, 10. 10S
735 Grown Point. 81, . 80, y w. 3oo
b65 Ysllsw Jacket, l2k, IL
1850 Imperial. l 10, l 0S
50 Kentuck. 8 60
40 Alpha, Is, IAN, IA
9s5 Bslchsr, 81, 8 90, 4, 39S
ITO Confidence. 9k,9
500 Sierra Nevada, 40, 40k, 40s
so Utah, uk. IN, ll1
500 Bullion, 5 10. 81, 8 IS, 3 80, IN
2t5 Exchsqusr, 8 65. 3 70. 3 30
l25 0vsrman, 6k. 6S
$50 Justice, q 6s, 2 60. M TAU
$40 Union Con-. Sc. IS, "a, ~
1850 Alta, 81. 81. 81 $50
$50 Lady Bryan. SOC
$50 Julia, AZ, q GO, ~, 50
ago Caledonia. I IS
245 Silver Hill. I 20. 10
$50 Challenge.
las New York. 40c
200 Lady Warrington CON-
300 Andes. 25c, 20c
400 wells-Fargo, Sc
5S5 Ward. Coo. 5Sc, 50
80 Scorpion,
80 Leviathan, SOC
$50 North Con. Virgins, ~, 7t,S
$40 Benton Con-, 8 40, 8 40, IN
260 Con. Dorado. l 30
eco North Bonanza, 1
so Mackay, I 10
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silver Hill.

GOLD HILL, May 10, 1s79.-W. q. Dean,
Secretary. Our north drift, HOO level, hs.
been run and timbsred 80 feet the past
week, and our iloliue sunk and timbsrsd
l6 feet, leaving 45 feet yet TO sink. Our
east crosscut from small shalt has been
extended as feet. During the week. IN
this crosscut. ws We passed through about
seven feet Of fair milling ore, and v
started to run south 70 raise up. 30 lar,
the orc is low.grsis. but will pay for min
ing and milling.
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North Consolidated virginia.

VIRGINIA CIrr. Nay 10, ls79.-Gsorge
G. Pratt. Secretary: During the past week
our main shaft has been sunk and tim
bered II feet; making . total depth below
the 100 level Of "a feet. The material
passed through continues TO be hard blast.
ing porphyry. On Wednesday next We
shall commence putting new guides In
both hosting compartments, and making
the necessary changes at the mouth Of the
shaft preparatory to the substitution Of
skips for the cages now in use. This work,
while being carried on, will not interfere
materially with sinking the shaft, and
when completed will enable us to mako
petter progress. W. II. PATTON, Supt.
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Grand Jurers.

Following have boon summoned to
appear as Grand Jurors on the 10th
instant: John Craney. NJ. j. Franklin,
P. Il. ssldnsr, A. NJ. Cole, Charles
Forman, j. @. Curris. VIM. Krause,
Charles Mueller, James Daley, George
Emmett, John Nelson. Thomas Erving,
John Dunlop, Simon 0gg, Anthony Fox.
W. H. Day. Spiro Vucovch, Richard
Mercer, Joseph Mallon, George r.
Foard. Three other names appear on
the ~vsnirs, but the parties have not yet
bean summoned.