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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-16
unien CenselidaseA.

vrpaISIA CrrY, June II, 1870 Robert
Slerrood, President: On our 1000 level the
work Of cleaning out and repairing the
north drift IL making good progress. We
EXPECT TO complete the repairs and b able
10 resume work in the face Of the east drift
in about two weeks. This drift will then
be run As fast - possible to connect with
adrift that will DO started from the Union
North C~onsolidatsd) shaft to meet IL. and
when completed will form . portion OF the
main drain from the Union shaft to the
Sutro Tunnel. On our 1000 level We are still
engaged in snlarging and timoering the
Joint Mexican npraise connecting with the
winze down from the 1900 level, for which
reason work has not yet been commenced
on the Joint Mexican winze down to the
$500 level. The main north drift has been
extended IS feet. The material passed
through has required timbering. which
has interfered somewhat with our progress.
We have vet Q distance Of los feet 70 u
before connecting with tho Union shaft,
which distance will DO made In about
three weeks. A winxe has been started
down from the Sierra Nevada east drift,
1000 level Jour 2l00 level, at . point
vertically under the Union shaft, which
will be sunk to connect with the upraise
to be started from our $500 level. On u
$500 level Sierra Nevada 22OO level work
has been temporarily suspended in the
south drift. the face showing indications
Of water. which, II struck, we would be I'M.
able to handle at present. We have started
q drift from the main south drift, which
will DO run west IS feet TO . point vertic'
ally under the Union shaft and an uprsise
started TO connect with the Wine being
sunk from the Sierra Nevada 1000 level.
This drift is now in Is feet, passing through
the same cap-rock formation as shown IN
tho Sierra Nevada incline winze ut their
22OO station. W. II. Patton, Sup't
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Opnir.

VIRGINIA CRY. June IA, 1879.-C. l..
Waller. President. During the past week
the main incline has been sunk and tim.
bered ~ feet /; total depth below the $500
level, ON the slope. Dc feet. The material
passed through still continues Q favorable
looking vein formation, showing streaks
Of quartz and some water. On our $500
level work has been temporarily suspend
ed in the face Of the east drift for the pur-
pose Of excavating the orc and waste
chutes. These will DO completed in about
10 days, when work will be resumed at
that point. On our 2l00 level the work OF
excavating the chamber from which to
start the Joint Mexican Wine down to the
$500 level Is making good progress, and we
expect to commence sinking by Thursday
next. The north drift from No. i Wine
has been advanced "a feet total length.
Ils feet, and is still in . Acknowledging
vein formation. Work In the south drift
has been discontinued and an upraise
started 10 connect with the 1000 level.
This uprsise will DO carried up in tho ore
and DO used - IN ore chute andfor venti.
lation. The ore atopes show NO change
and are yielding the usual quantity OF orc.
The repairs on the 1900 bob station Will DO
completed during the coming week. The
uprsise on the main shaft still continues.
We are retimbering and enlarging the ltG5
station. for the purpose Of putting In .
tank 10 DO used in connection with the
System Of pipes being laid to the Savage
Sutro tunnel connection. When this sys-
tenn OF pipes il completed. all our wster
above this point will DO conducted into
and all the water from below will DO
pumped into this tank. and from thence
passed through the aforementioned sys.
tenn of pipes 70 the Sutro tunnel.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
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virsi,i. sehoo, statistics.

O. B. NcDufis, School Census Mar.
shal for Virginia School District. has
returned the following report Of children
in his district No. Of blind children
between 4 and IL years OF age, /; No.
Of deaf and dumb children between 4
and 10 years Of age, q; No Of children
bstwsen Q and IS years Of age not attend.
ing school, 334 Total number Of chill.
dren reported a. attending private
schools, 435 ; Total number Of children
reported ss attending public schools, l..
$40; No. OF children between 4 and 8
years Of ago attending public schools.
80 /; No. OF children between 4 and 8
years OF age, 229; No. Of children
under al born In Nevada, 1910 ; No. OF
children between IS and 81 years Of age,
so /; No. OF children under 9 years Of
age, 1898 No. Of children between 8
and 10 years Of age, 1880 No. Of girls
between 9 and IS years Of age, 1,2l6 ;
No. Of boys between 9 and 10 years OF
age, l,172.
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cslIornia

VIRGINIA CrrY, June IA. 1s79.-C. p.
Gordon, Secretary: There have been l,%6'
tons of ore sent TO the mills the past week.
ON the $50 level the joint Consolidated
Virginia vest drift has been extended "
feet; total length. 229 feet. The material
10 softer, and shows soma water. On the
1850 level we have commenced tolay . lint
of i3-inch pipe, which will be continued
through the Consolidated Virginia, Best d
Belcher and Gould 4 Curry. and up the
Gould 4 Curry Joint Wine to the savage
1000 level. thence south to the Sutro Tun-
mel connection. This pipe will also DO
laid north through the Ophir n Union
and will eventually be connected with the
Sierra Nevada and Union shafts. This
pipe will be used TO convey the water from
this and the aforesaid mines 70 the Sutro
Tunnel until the main Sutro drift 10 COM
pleted. On the 1850 level the joint Con-
solidsted west drift has been discontinued.
and 40 have commenced drifting north
and south in the vein formation. Owing
10 indications OF water in the bottom Of
the @. 4 @. shaft. No have been drilling
the past week. This hole will be put down
$50 feet, and II water docs not come In
sinking will DO resumed. Work on the
9oo bob station IL completed. and We are
nov engaged in ex~cavating . tank station
sboys the 1850 level. This tank will be
used in connection with the system OF
nines now being laid 10 connect with the
sntro Tunnel, the water from above being
esnsht up and that below being pumped
nm 10 ths tank, from which II viii pas
tbroush ths pipe into The tunnel before
mentioned. ". 81. PATTON supl
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Belcher.

GoLp HILL, June IA. 1s7o.-Jdmes Ner-
iands. Presidsnt: The north incline has
reached . depth OF So feet below the 2760
station, having been sunk Is feet during
the week. Sinking for the present has been
discontinued. and an excavation for . tank
has been commenced which Is now cut out
four feet. This tank will be finished this
week, when sinking will DO resumed. The
east drift from the 2760 station Is In 81
feet, the face being in Misunderstanding
ground. and the north drift from this east
drift to connect with Crown Point has at.
tanned . length Of 40 feet, having been run
that distance during the week. The 2660
crosscut is In 100 feet, 20 feet having
been added the past week. There 10 no
material change In the appearance OF this
drift, - 1t has not ~ yet reached the
casing Of thu ledge. Everything In and
about tho mine Ia going on satisfactorily
aud our machinery is in good order.
W. H. SMITH, supt.
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. RICH CALIFORNIA BANKER.

When Il became known that ons Of the rich.
sst California banksrs had lsft the Pacific Coast
and transferred the base OF his operations %
the New York Stock Exchange, all the shrswd
nnsncisfs watched his course with keen inter
cot 70 seshow hs would succeed. The result
hiss smphsticslly proved the bsnksrs sasscity.
Besides having . much widsr and mors peomis.
ing nsld TO operate In, he 10 known to have
been in several stock combinations thar paid
Immense prontA. BY the combination msthod
OF operating stocks Messrs. Lawrence Z o..
Bankers. n. Y, unite orieJ Of Thousands OF
customsrs. IN different Gums. into Que vast
capital, and opsrs'e them - Q mighty whole.
dividing profits pro rata among the shsrshol.
dsrs ever thirty days. osplu.i In any amount
success IN these pools. S25 would pay 500
profit. $500 would make $500 of 10 per cent.
on the stock during the month. hsssrs. Law.
renee . co., new circular lmailed freeI gives
'two unerring rules for success" and full par.
~ticulars. 90 that any one can operste In stocks
and mako monsy. Stocks and bonds wanted.
Government bonds supplied. Apply t. Law.
renes 1 Co.. Banksrs, 81 Exchange Plaes. New
York.
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ward.

VIRGINIA Orr. juno IA. 1s7s.-Hsnry
A. Charles. Secretary: During the past
week excellent progress has been made In
repairing the south drift, 1000 level. The
aspect, as . whole, continues favorable for
rapid advancement tho coming week. The
unusual progress 10 principally owing TO
the hottest point on the whole level being
passed. The upraise at the head OF the
WINE, 1900 level, will be completed by
the middle Of the coming week. when the
the small hoist engine will be placed pre-.
paratory to rssuming operations In the
winzs. The new 4-inch double-column
compressed air pipe is completed. which
extends from the surface 10 the 1900 level.
The several connections are now being
made. This also will be finished and COM
pressed air turned on by Monday noxt.
The pump and hosting machinery remain
In fair running order. % we'll a. the main
and donkey pumps. The latter are often
changed. keeping the mine FREQ from
water. HENRY BAwDns, Bupt.
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W. Il. PATTON, Supt.
Nor,h nou.u.. ma YIeve,y.

VIRGINIA Orr. June II. lS7s.-W. W,
S,et.oa. Secretary: The main shaft has
been sunk and timbered 20 feet du.
ring the week also, . station set for
the third level has BEEN put In. The
lateral drift from the second station
into the flowery ground has been advanced
so feet. The crosscut from this level has
been advanced 80 feet and has not yet
reached the ledge. The lateral drift north
has been advanced Is feet, Just inside Of
the east wall, In ledge matter, showing
some low grade ore. The lateral drift
north on the second level, has been ad-
vaneed as feet. and 10 nov over coo feet
from the station. The crosscut No. 2 on
this level has been advanced 80 feet, ma
king 9 total OF GO feet from the lateral drift
and has lust reached the east wall OF the
ledge. which IL very regular and pretty.
A large force Of mon are now ut work dig.
ging q ditch for the purpose OF laying one
mills Of wator pipe from the oompany's
springs to the mine.
D. Il. JACKSON, supt.
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Runaway.

The horses attached to the delivery
wagon Of Gallatin 4 Folsom, our hard.
ware ~nsishbors. took fright this after.
noon at the nsar approach Of the sprink-
ling wagon. and ran down the hill by the
Nrws ofios a. though the devil was
after them. Fortunately no damage
was done. The horses ran 10 their
stable and stopped. During the run Q
case Of giant powder was thrown from
the wagon, but did not explode. When
ons thinks Of what might have been
had the conclusion produced BY the fall
Of the case Of powder been sufficiently
effective, IL 10 hard to say how much OF
the town and population might have
been blown sky.hish. Ais well that
ends we'll, however. Nobody hurt or
badly scared.
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aierrn Nevada,

VIRGINIA CRY. June IA, ls79.-W. ".
&st.on. Secretary: No sinking has been
done In tho incline during the past week
ON account Of the breaking down Of tho
donkey pumps In the bottom. After great
effort to replace the broken pumps with
the small ones VIC have on hand, we found
that these pumps would not handle the
water. they breaking down also and allow
ing the water to raise In the incline to
near the $500 station. We now have q
large sinking pump repaired aud back In
place and II Ii lowering the water very
rapidly. We expect TO have the water oil
out and will resume sinking by tomorrow
night. No further trouble from this water
need DO expected. Tho ore slopes still
continue to look well and arc yielding tho
usual amount Of good ore.
ALEX. G. MCKENZIE, lsupt.
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Co..o,taaseu virGinia.

VIRGINIA CrrY. juno II. 1874. W.
Har.as, Secretary: There have been 89l
tons Of ore sent to the mills the past week.
The joint California vest drift, on the $50
level. has been advanced 50 feet; total
length. 900 feet. The material 10 softer,
and 10 showing some water. The south
drift, on the 1900 level. has been extended
20 feet. passing through favorable vein
formation. showing streaks OF quartz.
Good progress Is being made in the work
Of charging and retimbering the main
lateral drift leading TO the Ophir shaft from
our 1850 level. On the 1850 level We have
commenced to lay . line Of lS.inch pipes.
which will Do continued through the Best
& Belcher. Gould 4 Curry, and up through
the Joint Gould 1 Curry and Savage winze
to the Savage 1000 level. thence south TO
the Sutro Tunnel connection. b pipe
will also be laid north through the Ophir'
Mexican and Union, and eventually %
connected with the Sierra Nevada and
Union shaits. This pipe will DO used 70
convey the water from the Aforesaid mines
to the Sutro Tunnel until the main Sutro
drift is completed. On tho 1850 level the
Joint California west crosscut has been DIS
continued, and We have commenced Drift
ing north and south In the vein formation.
On the also level the south drift has been
extended a feet; total length. l62 feet. and
continues In vein formation showing
stresks Of clay and quartz. Owing to indi-
cations Of water In tho bottom OF the I'd
@. shsit. We have been drilling the past
week. This hole will b put down 100
feet, and u no water comes In sinking Will
be resumed. The work on the 800 bob
station Is completed. and we are now en-.
gagged In excsvating . tank station above
the 1850 level. This tank will DO used In
connection with the system OF pipe now
being laid to connect with the Sutro Tun.
mel, the water above being caught up and
that below being pumped TO the tank
frsm which II will pass through tho pipes
into the tunnel. a above mentioned.
w. II. PATTON, Supt.
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Dissries court.
The following business was transacted
In the District Court this morning

The following business was TRANSACTED
In the District Court this morning
CRIMINAL cALxSDAR.
State W. w. d. Patton, misdsmsan.
or-Set for June 81.
State VI. Hugh =. Brady, murder
June IS.
STATE W. Leo Mayer. intent TO kill
Continued for the tsrm.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
Woodville Con. Va. q. r. Fowler
Continued BY consent.
South woodvills ". q. r. Fowler
Same order.
South woodvills VI. Alta-Ssms
order.
Charles W. Lewis vs.. Lafayette Con-
Continued.
Sierra Nevada ". Allen Con.-set for
Rocky Bar vs.. a. D. sssphsns-con.
tinued.
4. j. wsloh VI. Ell Rios-sept. 8.
Mary Ann Mining Co. ". Daniel
Knapp-Stricksn from calendar.
John Sullivan vs.. John W. WEIGH ct
al.-Sthoksn from calendar.
Seq. Bslohsr vs.. Robert Apple OF A.
Sept. 9.
Rough 4 Ready Mining Co. W. Jus
tios-Continued.
J. T. Jsffriss VI. James wslsh-Con.
tinued.
Sierra Nevada VI. North ophir-Ssp-
tsmbsr 2.
Miles Goodman Of al. ". North 0phir
September o.
va T. R. R. ". Jossph Ureu Of al.
June 90.
I. B. ]. Hamilton vs. Town Of Gold
Hil-Continued.
VIM. Solan ". v. & T. B. b.
Passed.
American Mining Co. vs. Europa
Mining Co.-Sspt. 10.
Lonksy Il Smith ". Low Range Min
ing Co.-Pssssd till September term.
Daniel Long VI. z. A. Schultz
]. N. Flurchutz ". Scorpion Mining
Compsny|uly 2.
Jsnette Lynch Of al. W. Sierra Nevada
Mining Company-Sspt. II.
Thomas Smith VI. L. 7. Fox-SsF
tembsr IL.
E. J. Oomsriord vs. Hugh Callistsr-
July7
Bartholomew Kinoh VI. Shame Min.
ing Company--Sspt. 10.
Brophy Mining Company ". Brophy
and Dale Mining Company-Juns 80.
L. P. Drexlsr VI. A. J.. Tyrrsll ct al
July 8.
tsmber 8.
Eliza FARRELL vs.. Ward Mining Com
PAINFULLY 8.
o. Derby ". A. Aurich Of L.-uns
25.
Nevada Bank Of Ban Francisco N.
Joseph F. Aude-Sept. 10.
Kate Field VI. Chas. Nsld-June rs.
B. T. Brodsk, administrator, ". j.
". Wilson ct al.-Ssptsmber 10.
John Steel ct al. vs.. Gold Lead Mining
Compsny-ssptsmber IA.
Ovsrman Mining Company W. j. b.
Trsadwsll Of al.-Continusd BY consent.
George McFarlans ". E. j. Pasmors
September 10.
Louis Branson VI. James Commings-
"a.
Joseph F. Auds W. Enterprise Publish
Ing Company-septsmbsr 2S.
OTHER CASES.
Heinrich VI. Ash-Set for June IS.
Postiglions W. Baldwin-June 26.
A. Aurich W. his oreditor-Order OF
anal discharge from debt.
]. II. Huling vs. his creditors-Ordsr
Of anal discharge from debt.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
(sr,ollI 70 n, so1D n,rI pAuY szv,l
CONDEMNED Tolegraus.

Condensed kilograms.
DxTaorT. June 16.-Manlsy Stevens.
Of Hunters Creek, went homo from the
saw.mill ct an early hour Saturday
morning. and finding John House there,
and s~uspsoting him Of intimacy With his
wife, shot him three times. He shot
his wife through the head and then shot
himself and expired Immediately.
New YoRx, June 16. - Charles 8.
Sargent raises Q warning voice In the
Ansrioan Journal Of Science against the
van.on destruction Of the pine forests
Of Nevada. Hs says: 1.-THE pine
forests Of Nevada, consisting Of . few
species sdsptsd 70 struggle with adverse
conditions Of soil and climate. are i'm.
menss, and reach maturity only after
centuries Of sxossdingly slow growth"
On this account, and because II onoe do.
stroyed, the want Of moisture will for
ever prevent their restoration, either
naturally or by the hand Of man. BE
urges action 10 prevent destruction.
INDIANAPOLIS (Ind.), June l6.-Ths
second trial OF Louis Guetig for the
murder Of Mary McGlsnn tsrninatedby
the Jury finding Q verdict Of guilty. and
that he suffer death. They were out
only ten minutes. -
.DxADwooD, ID. T.) June l6.-Jsok
Mcdonald and Fritz Staurok we're AZ
rested here Saturday for the robbery OF
the Sidney coach on Monday last. The
evidence against them IL strong.
On Thursday night last ct Buffalo Gap.
eighty miles on the Sidney stage road.
eleven persons were drowned BY the
sudden rise and overflow Of Beaver
Greek. They were emigrants on their
way 10 the Black BILLS.
FAIL RrvEa. Mass, June l6.-Ths
spinnsrs to-day gave ten days notice Of
their intention 70 quit work.
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J.h..y kiissy D..a.

William Brown, who formerly lived
on the Comstock. writes from BONANZA
City, Lsmhi county. Idaho. under date
OF May %, a. follows: az am sorry to
inform you that Johnny Kilfoy died on
the 18th Of this month Of consumption,
on Lyon creek, while On route from
Challis to BONANZA City, Yankee Fork
District. I saw him two hours after
death, and Pat. 0'Brsn, Of Gold Hill.
and I gave him ss good . funeral - We
could. His little effects be left With
Edward Mcpherson, and his mother can
obtain them by applying TO that gentle.
man at Challis. Lsmhi county, Idaho"
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A:mATrKR OF INTEREST 10 IRA.
vkLER6.

Tourists. smisrants and mariners ind that
Hosssttsr's stomsoh Bittsrs Il . medicinal
safeguard against unhealthful influences. upon
which they can implicitly rely. since II pro-
vents the effects Of that unhealthy climate. Vi.
tiatsd atmosphere, unaccustomed or unwhols-
soms diet, bad watef. or other conditions I'M
favorable to health. would othsrwtss produce.
On lopg voyages or ~iourneys By land In lst.
tudss adjacent 70 the equstof, u 10 especially
useful q Q preventive ofths fsbrile complaints
and disorders Of the stomach. liver and bowels.
which are opt 10 stack the natives OF temper
ate sones sojoufnlng or trsvsling IN such 10.
Gons, cod 70 an sxcellsnt protsction against
the influence OF extreme cold. sudden changes
Of t~empsr1turs, exposure 10 damp or extreme
fatigue. II NOS only prevents intermittent and
fever. md other diseasss Of . ma
isrial type, bat eradicatss them. Q fact which
has been notorious for years past In North shd
south America, xeIico, the West Indies, Aus.
tralla and other countries.
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SAVAGE.

VIRGINIA CIrY. June 16. 1879. b.
Hoimes, S.cretary: The l60O north drift
leading TO the Gould 4 Curry has been re.
timbered GO feet I; total, 365 feet. We have
advanced the drain leading IN the l640 to
the sutro tunnel las feet; total, $50 feet,
leaving IS feet unfinished, which will be
completed this week. Tho pumps and
pump columns above the 1910 have all
been hoisted to tho surface. and We are
now engaged in hosting out the old air
boxes, and will have them all out this
week. We are connecting up the main
pump with the 1910. and will have II I'm.
ished and in running order this week.
The water stands ~ last reported-l35
feet above the 100.
N. @. drLLrTTE, Supt.
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Avvsvas. sh,s Mersisg.

N Huston. J B Bsnheld. T I Kelly,
Thomas Diamond. n Fitzpatrick. J W
Lues. r Hutchins. @ Smith. T r Hawk
ans. " Mason. J r stephens, Mand Psarlie.
Miss n Y Smith. W J Luke and wife. A
II Bachaldar. s N Davidson. 3 Reinstein.
Nj Ferris. 3 p Hyers. Emma Hyers,
Wallace King. A n Flyers. Miss o G
Brown. W L Lyle, W J Miller. Billy
Ksrssads, Miss F A Powell.
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GoLn HILL, June 16. 1873. = JosepA
Gru.., Secretary. During the past weak
We have completed the erection Of the new
winze engine, and commenced sinking the
incline Wine, but have been interrupted
by the breaking down Of our hosting en-
CINE. The repairs will soon DO oomplsted.
whom sinking can DO resumed In The Wine.
I hope then 70 push the work at this point
without further interruption.
E. A. SCHULTZ, supt.
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ailyeP Hill.

GoLp HILL, June IL, 1879.-W. 3. Dean.
Secretary. Our pump below the 1900 level
10 now in place and running very we'll.
We are now s~Icavating for the 1900 station
and raising the chute. On top VI are
taking down the old boilers. One set We
shall move forward and reset. The other
10 entirely worn ont. From u upper
works NO are taking from 10 70 20 tons
per day Of low.grsds ore. Everything
ssout the works Is running all right.
n. O. HuLYIl, 6upt.
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FALSE RssION.

Its gsnsrsiiy supposed By physieisns and
the people generally that Dyspspsla cannot In.
varisbiy b cured. bat We are pleased 70 say
that 0RIHN's AUGUST Flown hss never, 70 our
knowledge. fsll:d % cure Dyspspsis and Liver
Complaint In al ita fsrms, such .. sour 6tom:
the Heart, Indigestion bad tasts In the mouth,
etc. Gut Of 10000 dossn bottles sold last ysar,
NOT Q single failure was reported. bat thousands
OF oompitmeptary letters feceived from Drux.
gias d wonderful cures. Three dosss viii
relieve any oase. Try u. sample Bottles 10