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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
lula Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CRY, May 81, lS7s.-Heary
A.. Charles, Secreiary: Tho result OF the
connection made last Saturday from Halo
& Norcross 1910 level with Julia lateral
branch Sutro tunnel has been most bone.
dcial, reducing the temperature on 1900
level station IS degrees, and correspond
ingly 10 ON 1000 level, enabling repairs to
DO carried on more vigorously In prepar.
ing south drift for future operations.
Temperature Of heat has also been re-
duced in upraise at the head OF winze,
1900 level. The regular flow OF water on
lower level continues without any mate
rial abatement. System Of duplicate dom
key pumps works admirably; II q fails
the other resumes pumping Immediately.
At ne time has our lower level been flooded
since the adoption Of this plan. Main
pump and machinery Of all descriptions
remain in fair running order.
HENRY BAwDES, supt.
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CalibPulA.

VIRGINIA CrrY. May 81. 1870. p.
Gordon. .Seerstory: There have been ex.
tracted during the past week l,09S tons OF
ore. On the $50 level tho joint Consoli.
dated Virginia west drift has been Cd.
vanced 50 feet and Is now In 23i feet, still
continuing in hsrd.blasting porphyry. On
the 1850 level We have been engaged in
putting in q fan TO assist the ventilation
Of the Joint Consolidated Virginia cross
cut. No. /. and have extended the crosscut
i've feet, making the total length Gl feet.
The face still continues In favorable-look-
ing quartz giving low assays. On the
1850 level the north drift from the bottom
OF No. 8 joint winze has been advanced
IS feet /; total length. "a feet north Of the
Wine. At the @. 4 @. shaft the work OF
enlarging and retimbering the 800 bob
station Is progressing we'll. The work OF
e1cayating the tank station at the 1850
level will be completed By Tuesday next,
at which time sinking tho main shaft will
be resumed. The dow Of water continues
strong. W. II. fArfos' ouPs
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pyrites. As the face has advanced . long
distance from the shaft the air 10 very i'm
pure; in consequence, 100 feet OF six-inch
pipe have been ordered. When delivered
Il will Immediately DO placed in the drift
to drive out the foul air therein accumu
lated. The frame Of the main building
will DO completed by Monday evening.
which Is 100 feet long. 10 feet wide and
36k feet in hight. Thirty.sI large win.
dows will be placed in II, and . large, airy
ventilator placed over the gallows frame.
The hosting machinery remains In excel
lent running order.
Henry BAwpEN, Supt,
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stylish suits.

The new goods which ]. Rioh, OF
the arm A. & J. Rich, Virginia. bought
In San Francisco, are making q big stir
in Virginia, and they are pronounced
the finest ever seen on the Comstook.
The figures placed on them are surpris.
lngly low. too, for such superior goods.
But when II comes to low figures hs has
brought up some goods, purchased ct
auction, which are really good, but on
which the marks are lower than any
ever seen on the Comstock. Call and
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Satisfactory.

There Is something satisfactory in
sticking to q good thing whom you got 1t.
This applies ss well to . place Of trade
e. anything else. and that IL why 80
many stick by Banner Bros, the great
clothisrs OF Virginia, and are always sat-
isfsd with their purchases and the prices
paid for their goods. Theirs IL . relis-
bic place OF business. They expect to
meet their customers right along every
few days, and they know that good gar
ments sold at the lowest living rates
always satisfy and hence they keep the
and the trade Of their Gus
TONERS.
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8avago.

VIRGINIA CRY. juno 2, 1879.-E. B.
Holmes. Secretary. The incline has been
retimbsred 3Ik feet ; total 367 feet. lsav-
ing 20 feet yet to be completed. On the 1000
level We have retimbered IS feet; total
length, 255. We are engaged In sinking
and covering the l5-inch column to carry
the water from the incline TO the sutro
Tunnel. 1910 level. 30 a. to avoid the
heat. We are also engaged In hosting 70
the surface the pump column from the per.
pendicular and the Incline TO the 1910
level. A new steam cylinder 10 being put
into the air compressor and the machinery
10 being o~verhauled. The water stands
l40 feet below the 100 level.
n. G. GILLErTH, Supt.
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HENRY BAwDES, Supt.
Belcher.

GoLp HILL, May 81. 1s7s.-Jamss Nsc-
land.. Presideni: During the week We have
been engaged 10 cleaning up and otherwise
repairing the main incline from the 256O
station down 10 the bottom. 80 that every
thing IL ready 70 resume sinking to-mor.
row. The south crossout on the 2s60 level
10 In Al feet. having been run and timbersd
81 feet during the week. The face shows
amixture Of quartz and ~porphyry; but has
not as yet reached the ledge. An east drift
has been started from the 2760 station and
10 now In "A feet. From this drift . drift
will be run north to connect with Crown
Point for the purpose Of ventilation and
also to drain OF any water which the
Crown Point may have on that level. A
blower has been put In place ct the 276o
level for the purpose Of furnishing air
while this last DRIFT Is being run. chute
has also been made to take away the dirt.
There Is nothing else worthy OF report.
Everything In and about the mine 10 going
on Is usual. W. II. SIXTH, Supt.
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silver Hill.

GOLD HILL, May 81, l879.-W. 4. Dean.
Secretary. During the past week tho main
incline has been sunk and timbered l6 feet.
We shall sink and timber eight feet moro,
making the incline for Q stump 81 feet bo-
low the 1900 level. The north drift, HOO
level, has been run 80 feet the past week.
From the Small Shaft" 70 are taking out
about l6 tons per day OF low grade s,and
will commence milling the Same In two or
three days. N. q. HILLYrR, supt.
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william ssdIsr.

prospecting Bill" got In from Bodie
last Saturday. he was reported to be
killed out there. but having seen him
We think II 10 not 20. he prospectsd
the entire country for . radius Of Q hun.
dred miles or more about Bodis, and
thinks we'll OF II. &c struck several big
things, Of which more hereafter. Bill 10
stopping at tho Ashland House. on the
Divide, where his wife osn fnd him. He
will return TO Bodie shortly.
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ALBEIT LAcKxY, Supt.

doLp HILL, June q. 1879. = Jss.pi
Cruz, Secretary. During The past week
va have made 10 feet in the incline winss
from the also. making . total Of IS feet.
The formation remains the same - that
described in my last. lie. porphyry with
seams Of quartz. At this point We have
Also continued tho upraise for the
shesyes S feet and we Are now busily en-
RACED In erecting our WINE engine.
z. 4. SCHULTZ, 6upt.
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CLAY and porphyry; total length. 81 feet.
There has been but three days' work done
on this level during the weak. the men b.
ing engaged on the ore-dunp, upon which
rood progress IL being made. The north
drift, second station, has been advanced
26 feet through fair.grade ore. Slopes on
second station looking well; car samples
average about $24.
ALBEIT LAcKxY, Supt.
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coNp LKKI0sAL INDICATIONS.

ros eompl utan Of psrsons whoee digestion
,.on, a, order, sho arc billions, or who lack
-. .,~.,.s uabits IN unhealthy tint. II IL
--L,.. an , Aadliy organs and promot.
oy 49,. Ssamilation that the psieh
my, man, me ,Odicsti,e' ot III health :. b.nished
irvm the ehssis. I .sss,iy INC s .soa y. nm.
"s an tn.,eo.snt VI Alternative which 70
ss..sA Nv ohstssi,,y 70 nnewed strength.
physical comfort and e-sooA IL, .nd . S,..
ord.rsd oondition Of the bovss. Psrsis'enes
In the use OF this inestimiapb coIses' ..s
csI r.suisnty md yisor, WIN tend 70 increase
bodiiy substance, and cause Tue gtos Ana.I-s'
color Of health 20 the sallew Asd wAs1so'Ae
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Hand Hurt.

Saturday afternoon R. j. Breed. Of
The arm Of Breed L Crosby, attempted
70 catch . stick which fell near . buzz
saw which hs was running and got his
right hand too near the vhirling teeth.
His glove caught and he had the mis-.
fortune TO have the cord and bone Of
the middle finger cut Of and the hand
otherwise injured. He will probably
lose tho use Of one finger.
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Exehequer q.

GoLp HILL. juno 2, ls79.-Joseph Cruz.
Secretary: The north drift on our 2l0O
level has been advanced 20 feet during the
past week. making . total length OF 40
feet. Tho material met with during the
past week Ii q mixture Of quartz and Por.
phyry, the quartz giving low assays. The
porphyry appears gradually 70 cut out -
We 20 north. The water In the face Of this
drift has not perceptbly increased during
the week. E. A. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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After That Trumpet.

A meeting Of the Curry Engine Com.
psny. Carson. was held on Saturday
evening last and . team Of twelve hose
boys selected 10 run st the Pioneer
picnic next Saturday, In the contest for
the silver trumpet. The raoe will be
400 yards, against time. drawing an
empty four.whsslsd hose carriage. The
team selected 10 an excellent one. and 1t
has to be II IL beats our Gold Hill boys,
who calculate on taking that beautiful
trumpet home themselves.
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nus Hean.

A great many who make the transit
between Virginia and Gold Hill have
been troubled Of late TO keep run Of the
bus. II such will time, themselves BY
the following table they will not be look
ing for the bus over five minutes before
1t comes along:
virginia-'Bus leaves at 8:l5. $50
and II A. NJ; Of 1916, 1:45, 8. 420 and
$40 P. n.
Gold Hill-'Bus leaves ct 8.45, 1906
and II 40 A. NJ. at l, 2:so, $40. 8 and
$40 p. II.
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Deparsure. l...s EveeIng.

Mrs @ Y Hoffman, N Strosc, Mrs n
Evens, Mrs u q Gillette. Mrs N b Agus-
tine, Miss A y GlAss, J Gresler, y II
Palmer. + Campbell. II Coffin. p Corco-
ran. I W Gent. J Holland. @ N Bonnie
mort. Z T washburn. Z Murphy. q II
Taylor and wife. RI Norman. Nrs How
ard. J Meyer. BIT Curtis. Miss A Higgins,
II w Higgins. Mrs Bragg.
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W. Il. PATTON, supt
Gould q Curry.

VIRGINIA CTR. June I, ls7s.-A. x.
Durbror, Secretary: No work has BEEN
done In joint crosscut No. ., l7oo ievei.
since last report. The south drift, l7Oo
level, IL nov IN good repair 70 the Savage
Wine. Owing TO . continuous heavy How
Of water. We have made only 10 feet In ths
0sbiston shaft during the week.
H. H. PxSoYHR, Supt.
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Matchmaker.

W. h. Shaver. . genuine. practical
Matchmaker. has located himself at tho
front window Of the Post-ofioe. Gold
Hill. and 10 ready for any kind Of work
In his line. As . mechanic he has tho
best Of references. he IL master Of his
business and those leaving. with him
watches. clocks, jswelry. etc.. for re-
pairs, to be cleaned or the like. may be
sure OF having Il. done In . workman.
like manner. He Is just the man wanted
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02

There is something in tho appearance
OF . business place which proclaims it,
general character to him who enters.
The grocery and provision store OF
Richard Mercer il very attractive In
general appearance and looks like busi.
ness. It's looks arc q true index to the
place. You can get anything there that
can be had In the country and OF the
best quality every time. BE keeps also
the best OF wines and liquors for table
and family use.
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Madame Rumor.

The ensign armorisl Of Virginia should
b. . winged Rumor, after Virgil's de-
soription Of that stirring Dame. Last
week she reported through her trumpet
that Skae had shot Flood. Now she
sings OF the redemption OF Skas's stock
account by Sharon, Mills and Ksens.
the change Of control In the Sierra No.
vada, and suoh-like ~plsasantriss.
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UsAh.

VIRGINIA CrrY. May 81, 1879.-Gsorss
C. Putt, Secretary. Our main incline has
been sunk aud timbered "a feet the past
week, and 10 now $50 feet, on the slope.
below our 1850 level. Tho bottom 10 In
good sinking ground. The fow Of water
Is NOT very strong. We have not com
menced the bob station, but expect 10 In
. few days. We have found IL necessary
to make some repairs In u main shaft,
which will require some ten days TO com.
plete. W. b. s~HkPpxRD, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02

The most beautiful grass for Q yard
We have yet seen is Of the Chollar ofics.
Il 10 called Australian rye, and Isl per.
feet mat OF grssnnsss. Lazy folks like
Il because IL II o perfect bed upon which
10 roll, and II requires no care, water or
anything Of the kind. Take . look ct
Rsqus's plat and then plant some.
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Comiug.

B. AoCsulsy IL billed for Pipsr's
Opera House NEXT Friday. Saturday and
Sunday evenings. Hs will b welcome.
OF the people We may say In the Ian.
guags Of the juvenile annunciator OF the
old farmhouse. "Bst 70 half Q dollar
they're comm In" to . the ones.
ssneer from Jarvis Section"
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North Conso,idated virrinia.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Nay 81. lS7s.-Georgs
c. Pran, Secretary; Tho main shaft has
been sunk and timbered II feet during the
past week and Is now 81 feet below the
i7OO station. II still continues In hard.
blasting porphyry. The work Of putting
in the new guides 10 progressing we'll, q
compartment being finished, and tho work
on the surface Of putting in the bins and
chutes commenced.
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Dead.

Guissppi Dsmont, or a. he ia COM
monty called. Joseph Lsmont. the man
shot by T. L. Brophy last ThursdAy
night, died at q O'Clock this morning Of
his injuries. Brophy IL therefore IN
Jail for murder. The Coroner will hold
an inquest over Dement'S remains at q
p, n. to-day.
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Anoshsr Benedict.

George Taylor. formerly accountant
at r. W. Grants furniture house. but
now In the employ Of the Farmers Co.
operative Association, Reno. was made
happy In Gold Hill yesterday by being
Joined In marriage to Miss blanche
Morrison, ons Of Gold Hills fairest
daughters. Immediately after tho osre.
mony the happy couple took the train
for Reno. where they will hereafter re-
side. Their many friends wish them Q
pleasant and prosperous journey through
life.
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For All.

8. Aronson, over the way, 10 making
Q most attractive display Of new
clothing. He recently purchased for
III, 900 In San Francisco Q prime bank.
rupt lot OF everything In the clothing
line. and Is prepared to dress everybody
up In . style which will mako them
proud, and for very little money, too.
His stock il complete In all departments
and everything II new-rsmomber that.
His store 10 at 1913 Main street, Gold
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YAllaU Inakoe.

GOLD HILL, June Q, 1879.-Nerer 0tey.
S.ersiary. The shaft has to-day reached .
depth Of 2572k feet. The drift west,
2500 level. 10 connect with the old work
ings. 10 In 126 feet. The material IN the
face Ii hard, blasting porphyry. With no
water. I. 4. JAMES, supt.
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D.pars.res saturday Evening.

JR Briggs. Mrs C Z Mclean. D Hutch
inson. T W Lee. Mrs A W Lee. Mrs ] II
Mitchell. A NoIntosh. A Hern. A Cook.
N O'Nsil. W Mason, TT Hawley. N Fitz-
patrick. A Fraser. G Becker. Z Wilkinson.
y II Hill, Il q Gaibreth. ] II Murphy. L
d swesny. Miss Murphy, II Hill. ] Toler,
George Harding.
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Avvsvass shis Aorsisg.

Z 8 Yates. George Tuiy. A Laport. r Ii
Elan. II Bush. J 8 Dyer, CB Bidwell. J
Z Sabine. Mollis Madden. Nettie Bowen,
W 8 Abell. z swaringen, J Z Deeley, j
susbsr. IA Angel. J Zech. A Zech. Miss
Tuhy. Mrs A Ash.
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,aEPonr.
oan Rraneisco Beard.
THIS MORNING.

THIS MORNING.
SOS ophir. SIN, IS. IS bS
$40 Mexican. A. 42a
1856 asuld q Curry. ia, In, uk
$50 Best d Bslcher. l9k, l9As
S25 California, ca. 6k
SIS Savage, 15k, 15a, ISL
$50 Cen. Virginia. ca. Ga
$50 Chsllar. isk, sS.9
$50 Hale 4 Norcross. IGN, lGS. 17a,l7h
$50 Potosi. 81
$50 Crown Point. 81, 5k
1850 Ysllsw Jacket. 20k. GOV, 20's, 81
1895 Imperial. III. I so bio, I 80, I so
100 Alpha, n
l55 Bslchsr. 50
so Confidence. 15k
2i5 Sierra Nevada, 50
l25 Utah. 20. ASA. 23k
$40 Bullion. IN
1900 Exshsquer. 8, 81, 81. 81
12S Ovsrman. liz, III, IN, I'm
9sS Justice. 4 10. 4 Is. A.. 20
100 Succor. CSC
ais Unisn Gen., 81. %
7S5 Alta, 81. ga. 90 bio
l260 Lady Bryan. 1 70. 1S.2
260 Julia..4S
- SeAS4o8A
126O Silver Hill. az. 2 65, 2 70, 2 GO
$50 New York. SOC. Sc
80 Phil Sheridan. 90c
SIS Challenge, Q 1923
SIS Lady Warrington Con-. ! 30. ! so
2580 Andes. I. I 05, I 10, l 80, l 10. IL,
IS. II $50. l 90, IL b30
500 wells- Fargo. SOC. 25c
1880 Ward. I 80. I %
1850 scerpisn. 3 20. 81. ) Is. 5 10. ,
$50 LeviAthAn. 60c, CSC
325 North Con. Virginia. D. On, 81
1620 Trojan. Sc, i0c
16i5 Benton Con-. 81. z. Z BIO
1910 Flowery. I 10. l. 05
800 Con. Dorado. 2 GO. "a
$50 Solid Silver. loo
al25 North Bonanza. ~, 2 so. 2 So
100 Fairfax. CSC. l
$50 Macksy. q 10, q, 05
200 Mountain Wow. 2a.2
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VrRoryIA CTR. June 2. 1s7s.-Joel =.
Lightner. Secretary: Repairs 70 the main
shaft continue and good progress 10 being
made in easing the timbers. The pipe has
been laid through ls2o level and oil work
on this level completed. No change In
the water since last report.
PHILIPP D~EIpEsHErNxl, Supt.
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Mexlcan.

VIRGINIA CRY, May 81, 1870. L.
Weller. President: On our 1000 level the
joint Union upraise TO connect with the
winze being sunk from the 1000 level has
been extended 10 feet, making . total dis
lance, ON the slope, Of las feet above the
level. There yet remain ak feet to u
before connecting nth the winze. When
this connection IL made we shall COM
msncs the excavation OF . chamber on
our south line. preparatory 70 starting .
Joint Union Consolidated winze down 10
the $500 level. This will be . large two
compartment winzs, and will be sunk ss
fast a. possible. TO connect with the main
lateral drift on the $500 level. On our
1000 level the joint Union Consolidated
vinze down to the 1000 level has been
sunk aud timbered eight feet. making .
total depth. on the SLOPE. OF 424 feet. An
iucreased flow Of water has ipterfered ms
terially with our sinking. and there yet
remain six feet to sink before making 1e
connection with the uprsise from the 2oo
level. W. d.. fArToS' supp"
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Settled.

To-day Sheriff Williamson, Thy N.
]. MoCutohan Deputy" settled with the
County Treasurer for licenses sold dur.
ing last mouth. Mo. has perfect system
in this and no trouble. he paid over
his $3.50 S7H. took his receipts and
the new month commenced squarsly -
aid the last, and will end In the same
manner.
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MINING AGENT.


rs AGENT FOR rHl NEW FORK BUREAU
i OR MINING INFORMATION. - Beosd.
vsy. New Yofk. d
AGENT
For Ia Mining Record Of New York. WfDrS-
osivs Subscriptions and Advsrtissnents boz ~
Forthe American Mining Ass.oy. cnioaga M
70 IN, itcsn Be- sdsctsd b putting " 1stlSg.
IN his hsnds, through he ohieseo Nhfls
Agency. II "
For the sals Of Mining Tcol. and naset..y
nond Drilis. Pumps. Air Compressor snd n
stpe % ell stsss and descripeoas.
Ones.AtIel Nsrth Q Street, vhrsis,a
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hausn.Nercrcss.aayArs shan.

vrRoMrA CIrY. Nay 81. 1879. - ". =.
Dean, Secretary: At the shaft everything
IL at . standstill awaiting completion OF
the sub-drain In 8utro tunnel; hence
there 10 nothing new 70 report.
Isaac l.. RKouA, Supt.
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TroJAA.

GoLp HILL, Juno I. ls7e.-Darid
Wider. Sserstary: The northeast drift.
third station. has been advanced "a feet
through quartz. clay and porphyry; total
length, I'll feet. West drift, same level.
has been extended Is feet through quartz,
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ward.

VIRGINIA CrrY, May 81. 1~S7s.-Jaeo1
.S,ad,,id. yr., Secretary: The company's
sbsft has been sunk and timbered 16 feet
for the week ending this date; total depth.
1910 feet The character o. the ground
encountered remains favorable for sipking.
The How OF water contnuae strong. indeeo.
The east crosscut. 800 Lowell, has bean Al
vanced and timbefsd "a feet the past ssek;
total length. coo feet, developing the usual
character Of birdseye porphyry, weli-de-
fined clay seams and stringers . soft
lime quartz. containing the u,ual iron
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02

In the target .hooang match between
Ball and Hsskins, st the Bass&sld mage
yesterday, Bell w. tho winner.
asosos B. FoAsp Of The Sierra Ne.
yada has returned from . visit East.
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q, n. GALLUP.

O. 4. eAILur. opposite the Bank Of califof'
mia. Cola Hni, hseps constantly on hand ni
fsvoriss ssasds Of Imported Cigar. choice OIL
.cienrs. ali hnds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
sc6aum pipes, sehoolb books and stationery OF
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
Ti.s assie

Tho Washington Guard Band gave q
ans public ssrensds in front Of the In.
tsrnahonal Hotsl. Virginia, about sun.
down las. evening. and aftsr the mem.
bsrs came back from Carson. They
rendered some classic music In excellent
style and won many eoomiums from the
large crowd which collected round TO
listen. Their harmony b vary close
and execution telling on account rather
Of accuracy than trilliancy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
ELECTRIC BRLrs.

sses enrs for Nervous psbdixy. Premature
.pscsy. Ixhsnstiou, etc. The only reliable cure.
.Circuisss nailed free. Address J. x. REEVES.
- Chatham sFsss, New York. sssm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
Pay Rolls

Many Of the mines are paying OF to-
day some will follow suit tomorrow.
We note payrolls - follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-02
County rrsssursr's Rspers.

Principally with the coming In Of the
month County Treasurer Carrick hands
In his report for last month