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WASHINGTON LEETEze.
WASHINGTON, D. G.,
Feb, II, 70.

WASHINGTON, d.,
Feb. II, '79.
The river and harbor bill was yes
terday reported to the House. The
day before the legislative, executive
and judicial bill was reported. This
leaves only the suudry civil and de-
6ciency appropriation bills for report.
The river and barbor bill appropri-
ates about six million, aud probably
the additions to be made in House and
Senate will increase the amount to
seven millions. There will be spirit
ed opposition to the bill, but, as in
years past. it will certainly be ineffect.
ual.
1t having been decided in Democrat
ic caucus to attach to the sundry civil
bill a clause repeating Federal jury
determinations in the South arising
out Of the civil war, there will prob
ably be a contest over that bill, but
Mr.. Hale speaking for the Republi-
cans, yesterday intimated 10 the House
that his party would not oppose re-
peal if the Democrats would not in
sist on repeal Of the election supervi-
sor law. Clearly this is compromise
which Democrats should not accept.
The whole machinery by which the
Federal Government interiercs with
elections iu States should be swept
out Of existence.
On Saturday the members Of the
Potter Committee Who had been in
New York engaged 10 iDqairies into
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JAY GouLD's man. Whitelaw Reid.
has most siguaIIy filled in blssing
the reputation of Samuel j. iilder'
His forrerics are reboundipr upon lis
own head with fearful efect. justice
,ouner Or later oreTiakes such nsu.-
4 lDglIas Hecgli.
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The two following poems, each ad.
mirable in its way, We copy from the
Atlantic Monthly for March.-ED.
FREE Press.
l8aynrd Tayler.
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NOTOGRAPHS !!

We would respectfully inform the citizens oi
San Marcos and vicinity that we have rented the
room recently occupied by A. Fitch, and are now
prepared 10 make photographs aud rersotJpeso oi
every style and size, In neat and artistic manner
and guarantee satisfaction.
GENERAL REPAIRING.
We are also prepared to make Gold and silver
Rings, and do genertl repairing, including ewing
M.,i,i,es m iii Kinds, Clocks, Watches and J lew
eJry. Rszors, Scissors, Locks, Pistols, &c.
kll work warranted. share OF public patron
ace solicited. As references, we oHOr the follow
ing named gentlemen: M.
FsIs. C,rtbare 10: G. ,. Rascr, r. NJ, Carthage,
No Geo. Bakeny. Clerk Of The County Court
Carihare, No; I. b. Tuiile, justice Of the Pesee,
c,rthage. No: 8. B. Mcbride. CitJ ltor1ey' san
VS.. g. Z. w. JUDD.
Dee. 2l-3n.
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MAILS.

Austin Stage arrives at u o'clock NJ; San
Antonio Stage arrives at u O'Clock N. Both
Daily arrivals. Mails close at H. M;
Gonzales. arrives Tuesdays and Fridays at r. ~;
leaves at s A. N. next morning.
A. VoM STEiN, P. N.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.

H..t OFFICIAL. ...
f coNassssMAx-61n DISTRICT:
Hon. 6ustavs schlsicher, Of Dewitt Co. ,..
. t.-.. ssxAsoR -slsr p,srlIcr:
Hon. L. J. Storey, Of Caldwell Co.
RsPRnsrSrAriyss-6ar DISTRICT;
hon. J. n. Holmes, Of GusdslupeCo.
Hon. W. r. Delany "
DISTRICT oouRr-l6rn pisrRior.
Hon. L. W. Moore, Presiding Judge. lagrange.
TrsIs o. uoLDiSo oeuRf.
HAYs.-2d Mondays 10 March and September.
COUNTY osuosns.
Ed R. Kone, Judge County Court. ..
BIC. Hardin, district Clerk.
Ed. J. l.. ureen, County Clerk.
FL. Nanlove, County Attorney.
Jas A. Wren, Sheriff. 9. 9. Cock, Deputy.
z. v: Sroom'' Justice Of the Peace Pre-. No.
". N. Wyatt, 8
z. Smith. 4
Il. a. McIsaus. County Treasurer.
A. hsaton, Assessor.
Joe. G. Eve, Surveyor.
D. MOpain'' Mopaa c:si'r Precinct No. !.
Peter Schmidt, I" ..
James Forsey. Cons able.
TINES OF HOLDING County ANp PRECINCT CouRfs-
Criminal County Court-lst Monday In each
month.
County Court for Civil and Probate business
lst Monday In February April, June, August, 90.
tober and December.
Commissioners Court I'D Mond ays In February,
Nay, August and November.
Justice Court Precinct No. list Friday In each
month. San Marcos.
Precinct No. I'D Friday in each month MtCity,
SD wimbevley's Mill
-" o. 4-4th Dripping Springs.
TOWN. oyBIcERs.
Mayor-H. ofiield.
Council-W. o. Hutchison, q. r. Frursan, L.
W. Mitchell, d. P. Hopkins, p. K. Turner.
Marshal-A. J. Toalson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
Uu,ou Consolidased.

VIRGINIA. Crrr, May "a, 1870 Robert
.SA.rcood. President: On nj 1000 level the
Joint Mexican Wine, down to the 1000
level, has been sunk and timbered 10 feet,
and Is now 4l6 feet. on the slope, below
that level. We are encountering the same
hard porphyry that shows in the upraise
from the 1000 level. and the water inter
feres somewhat with our progress in sink.
ing. We expect to make the connection
within . week. The dow Of water from
our east drift continues about IN inches.
On our 1000 level the joint Mexican up
raise, to connect with the winzo down
from the 1000 level, has been extended II
feet; total distance. on the slope. above
the 1000 level. 135 feet. We are passing
through an exceedingly hard bar OF por.
phyry, but expect to connect with the
winze during the coming week. Tho main
north drift has been extended 81 feet, and
is now 3l7 feet north Of our south line.
The material passed through continue:
hard. blasting porphyry. On our'23Oo level
the main south drift from the Sierra Ne
yada incline has been extended 10 feet,
and 1t il now lI feet north from that
point. The material passed through il
still q Manufacturing vein formation
showing some water In the face.
W. II. PATTON, sup't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
Bodle Items.
Bodie Ners, Nay IS.

Deputy U. s. Marshal D. W. @. Story
passed through Bodie on his way to Car.
SON from Monmouth City, having four
prisoners In charge whom he came up to
arrest on the Goth instant. The charge
against them was that Of resisting q
Deputy U. 8. Surveyor while In dis.
charge Of his duties, and they will be
tried In the U. 8. Circuit Court ct the
next term.
Buck, who killed Levi Ksithley at
Belleville, some time ago, and whose
trial has occupied the attention OF the
Court at Aurora for some days, was yes
tsrday brought in guilty Of murder In
the second degree.
The Grand Cash mine. situated in
Lake Mining District. and partly owned
by Al. Morgan, has been sold to parties
below. The property was placed In the
hands OF George DAILY and through his
influence the sale was perfected.
A portion OF the machinery ordered
for the Booker mine has arrived. The
boilers camo In to-day, and We are in.
formed they will be followed by other
portions going to mako up the whole OF
the powerful pumping gear now on route.
The growth Of the Bodie Miners
Union has been almost unparalleled in
the history OF mining camps. From q
mere handful OF men one year ago, their
membership has grown until now they
can count some 600 names on their roll.
call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
sutro hsni.

Following items are from the sutro
Independent Of this morning:
A mule slipped on the track In the
tunnel last Tuesday and broke his leg.
Ho was taken out and shot. The whole
population turned out 70 view tho re-
mains.
The other day two mule shoes were
picked up in the tunnel that had svi.
IDENTIFY lain there for years. The mineral
lied water had oorroded the iron to tho
thinness Of shsvings. They are encrust-
cd with beautiful crystals Of . pale green
color.
About los carpenters are engaged on
the dump in making the boxes for the
sub.drain. Twelve thousand feet Of the
drain have been already completed. The
boxes are being laid in the ditch almost
ss fast as they are. completed, at the rate
Of 1900 feet per day, counting double
boxes.
Last Wednesday morning . miner
named VIM. Cowan, while engaged in
coupling cars In the tunnel, was jammed
between them and badly injured. He
Was brought out OF the tunnel In an un'
conscious condition, but at last accounts
was considered out Of danger.
Last Monday evening the miners who
subscribed to the Sutro Hospital fund
held q meeting and elected the following
Board of Trustees: Henry Combelliok,
President; Doc. Stevens, Vice President;
q. h. Sheldon, Secretary and Treasurer;
and Messrs. L. Lamb, Peter Savage,
James Biggs and James Donovan. Trus.
tees. The term Of office Of the Board
will last for one year. Tho funds still
remain In the custody Of tho Treasurer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
Consolidated virginia.

VIRGINIA CrrY. May "a. 1874. W.
Harep., Secretary: There have been SS2
tons OF ore sent TO the mills, and shall
makea bullion shipment on Monday night.
On the $50 level the joint California west
drift has been advanced 80 feet. and 10 o
in q distance OF 400 feet. II still continues
in hard blasting porphyry. On the loOo
level tho south drift has been eItsnded ~
feet and Is now in 10 feet south from No.
2 crosscut, passing through . vein lorna
showing streaks Of quartz. On the l7s0
level we have commenced enlarging and
rstimbering the main lateral drift con.
Meeting with the Gould / Curry winze.
On the 1850 level tho joint California west
crosscut No. I has been extended 70 feet;
total length. Sc feet. The face still son.
tinues giving low assays. On the 2lS0
level the south drift has been extended "a
feet; total length 81 feet; still passing
through q favorable-looking vein forma-
ton. At the O. 4 @. shaft wo have COM
menced the work Of enlarging and retim.
bering the 300 bob station. The work Of
excavating the tank station ut the $3.50
level is progressing we'll, and We hope to
complete the work In two weeks. NO
work has been done in the bottom OF the
shaft. The How Of water continues strong.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following kttcrs, under tho dates
given, have been sent from the Comstock
to tho principal Offices Of the various COM
panies in San francisco:
Julia Consolidated.
VIRGINIA Crrr. May "a, ls7s.-He.ry
A. Charles, Secreiary: The usual repairs
on the 1000 level south drift. have been
carried on and are progressing with tho
utmost rapidity. The extreme heat en-
countered has been very oppressive indeed:
As We advance the temperature 10 cooled
down by . continual current OF pure ar
forced by . pow srful blower stationed. 81
tho 1900 level. During the past week .
duplicate donkey pump has been stationed
on tho bottom level. with . separate ana
independent water column. While one
pump Is under repairs the duplicate takes
its place in holding water in check. Also
Q new l5-inch Air-pipo has been placed In
the pump compartment. extending from
the $500 TO the 1000 level, which carries an
increased quantity OF air to the latter
level. Little or no work has been done
the pas. week in the upraise at the head OF
the winze. 1900 level. IN consequence OF
the miners being engaged on WORK TO
quired ON the 1000 level. and but little
will be done at this point the coming
week. a. our compressor sir-pipe, which
extends from the surfce to the lSO0 level
IL entirely worn out. Two four-inch pipes
will be placed in each corner, east side OF
north compartment hosting shaft, "a the
water in the pump shaft Is 20 pregnant
with acids il destroys iron wherever IL
drops. HENRY bAwpkS' oup''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
Ophir.

VIRGINIA CIrY. May "A, lS79.-C. l..
W.ier, Pre.id,Hi: On Sunday last We
commenced cleaning out the bottom OF the
incline and resumed sinking on Monday.
aimee which time we have sunk and tim
bered 10 feet. making . total depth. on the
slope, Of g. feet below tho $500 station.
During the week we have passed through
several streaks Of clay and veins Of por-
phyry, showing An easterly dip. The bot
tom still shows quartz, giving low assays.
The $500 station IL now ~excavated to q
point as feet east Of the incline. the face
showing vein porphyry, with streaks OF
quartz. On the 1000 level the south drift
from tho bottom Of No. I winze has been
advanced "a feet, and 10 now 100 feet from
the winze. The ore continues good. TIT
north drift has been extended rs feet, and
Is now 40 feet from the winze, the width
Of tho vein increasing a. We 60 north.
We are charging and rstimbering the
balance bob station at the 100 level pre-
paratory : o putting in . larger and heavier
bob at that point. There il no change on
the different floors Of the ere slopes. We
are hosting the usual amount OF ore o
continuing the repairs on the main shaft.
W. II. PArroS, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
North Boa.p.. and FIoNsry.

VIRGINIA CrrI. May a. ls7s:-W. w.
.S,,t.oa, .S,crsisry: The shaft has been
sunk and timbersd during the week 10
feet. still following the east wall. which
ontinues regular. The lateral drift north.
an. the first lsrel. has been advanced 23
tsa along tho east wall. encountering q
lie Vt seepage Of water. The timbers for .
cros. ent on this level. nearly under the
Rnlo vino. will DO put in the coming
rset. The lateral drift south from tho
..cond cation has been advanced 20 feet
slonc An, east wall Of the Flowery ground.
ons al OF tmbers Is in place. preparatory
Tor . cro.sc vi At that point. and the second
win be- pa. in IL: &c. O.m ,Ss ., week :,.; ~,
h.s hasn .av,, we'd 20 feet. In cleaning up
tbe ave on /, VS. level. caused by the late
,ood Of water. III . ledge was exposed. show.
ing . very ~iiattcri .s prospect. The c,t build ~.
ho,ler.souse. are co upleted and ready for
painting. Tho mac.Snery Is running In
good shape. d. u. JACKSON, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
ReIrher.

GoLp HILL. May "A. 1s7s.-Jamss Nee-
lands. Pesidsnt: Tho north incline has
reached . depth Of 81 feet below the 2760
level. having been sunk Il feet feet during
the week. The opening ont Of the station
on this level will DO commenced this
evening. To the length Of the 1850 south
drift &c feet has been added during tho
week, making its total length 457 feet. A
crosscut has been started on this levol 40
feet south Of the main incline. This
crosscut 10 now in 10 feet. the face being
in very favorable ground, but II has not
yet entered the vein. The 2a60 crosscut
Ia in 227 feet. having passed through 80
feet Of very ~hne-looking quartz. This
crossout IL for the present stopped and the
miners who were running 1t have been
taken to the 1000 level TO mako some
necessary repairs in order to keep up
good circulation Of air IN that level. All
other work In and about the mine 10 geing
on satisfactorily. W. II. SIXTH, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
Home o Utah.

Neil Loynschan, An old.timsr on the
Constock, has returned from Utah,
whore he has been employed in putting
up hosting works and machinery for
the Ontario mine. 80 miles from Salt
Lake City. Mr.. Loynachan says the
new works Of the Ontario arc as ans as
any on the Comstock. the machinery
being ON the same plan as that OF the
North Consolidated Virginia, only not
80 heavy. The Ontario ledge IL from D
inches to IA feet wide, and the ore,
which Is base and has TO be roasted,
averages 5000 dollars . ton. The shalt
is 600 feet deep. There are many prom.
Using claims in that neishborhood, all Of
which are located and owned BY men
who are not able TO thoroughly prospect
them. Mr.. Loynashan says no 10 GLAD
to get back to civilization once moro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
Fire 10 Carson.
About I O'Clock Saturday mornin

About I o'clock Saturday morning
O.. son vas nrsalsrmsd. The IRE orig
;,.,, u ON the sorner OF Carson and
P,nh streets, where stood " black
.m;,h . Nops-ons . small frame build
Inc =, Vght structure. owned by Z. b.
cr,, I the other q large two.story
Sn;sd;,. ssasd by ]. w. Young.
Ei""a. Neross from these Ia located
.noshs, b,ii. ing OF light structure.
o-n.J nv J.l. Klein. and occupied by
Nv Rs..on rs Q blacksmith shop.
aiuo., .;mn,,sr. ously fires broke out in
the two first msn.i. fnsd oullalnss anu ~
the latter. to which uaey nsIe 'na'N.
II Was the work OF IN wxs1S,.s IN.
or three houses were
IL vas raging.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26

Dissolution. - A will bs seen by
legal notice in another column, W. II.
Messrve and Joe Bish have dissolved
co~partnsrship in the saloon business In
Gold Hill. Bill Msserve assumes all
liabilities and Ii fully authorized to 70.
csivs all moneys due the late firm. All
indebted are urgently requested to cash
up without further notice or difficulty.
Money IL required and no jawbons.
FOUND DrAD.-Ths Bodie Ms,ns OF
Saturday says that the body Of William
Dow, formerly Of Gold Hill, was found
on Friday morning within two miles Of
Castle Peak. He had started out on Q
prospecting expedition. got separated
from his companions the evening before
and died from fatigue andSxposurs. He
was about 80 years OF age.
TuIxxs. The members Of Liberty
Hose Company No. l are out with Q
card Of thanks which specifics the names
of various persons and associations 70
whom they are grateful for making their
late ball q grand success.
THr shooting match between Private
Hsskins and Sergeant Nutting at the
SsrsAsld Guard range ysstsrday VA
won BY Haskins. the SCORE standing 40
TO 30.
Gil. MrclLy, Constable Of Town
sbip No. 2-First and Second Wards,
vireinia-h.s appointed Al. Endsrs his
deputy.
Turr are putting new galvanized iron
overhead in the straight railroad tunnel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
u.-,n cou.o,,d..ed yirginia.

vrRorsIA Orr, May "a, 1s79.-Gsorgs
C. Pran, .Sseretary: Tho main shaft has
boon sunk and timbered 10 feet during
the past week. and Ii now 65 feet below
the i70O station. The material passed
through continues hard.blasting porphyry.
We are now engaged in putting n new
guides in the shaft, preparatory TO using
skips. The change. together with the
necessary work on the surfaco-putting In
bins and chutes-will take about two
weeks TO complete, during which time the
material and men will be handled through
the 100 level to and up the Sierra Nevada
shaft. When the skips are running We
expect to make much faster progress In
sinking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26


Paris. May 26.-The Committee on
Technique Of the international Canal
Congress held q session on Saturday.
De Lssssps. in An able speech, main
tanned the prscticability Of q level canal
in preference to all others. On this all
debate turned on economical considera'
tons, several Delegates objscting to the
adoption Of this principle. II made sbso'
lutte and independent OF the cost. Com
mandsr Bslfridge begged to convey to
the Congress o statement regarding the
public feeling in the United States in
references to the decision Of the Congress,
He said he could assure his hearers that
the American people were absolutely
impartial as to which mi OF three OF
four projects before the Congress was
adopted. They conhded entirely in
the intelligence, wisdom and fair.
ness Of this body, composed a.
II was Of some Of the most In
tslligent and competent scientists
and engineers OF Europe. Whatever
decision the Congress reached would
be accepted with respect and cophdenos
by the people Of the United States. The
Congress decided Its course OF proceed.
ings in a general meeting which fol-
lowed. Wednesday next was fixed Tor
the closing meeting and final decision OF
the Congress. The subj COMMITTEES Ia
studying a plan for an open cutting IN
stead Of q tunnel, thereby increasing the
cost $40, 600, 900
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
0ueen's Birthday celebration.

&sSSA
MONTREAL. May 26.-The Marquis Of
Lorne and Princess Louise arrived To
take part in the celebration Of the
Queens birthday on Saturday, and were
received with great enthusiasm. The
event OF the day was the very cordial 70.
oeption given the Thirteenth Regiment
Of Brooklyn, Now York. Tho Mayor,
on behalf OF the citizens, presented Col.
Austin o magnificent silk flag, which the
ladies OF the officers OF the Prince OF
Wales Rifles had prepared for them.
The Mayors speech vas responded to
by the Chaplain, Rev. Henry Ward
Bescher, whose remarks were frequently
interrupted by loud and long.continusd
applause. At the conclusion OF his
speech the band Of the Sixth Fusilliers
struck up Hail Columbia" which was
followed by the American band playing
"God Save the Queen" The presenta.
ton being over, the troops were headed
by the cavalry and set out for Victoria
Rink, where the Brooklyn regiment has
its headquarters. In marching through
the leading streets Of the city the Brook.
lyn regiment was received with enthu.
siasm by thousands OF spectators, who
lined the sidewalks and occupied every
window commanding q view OF the pro-
osssion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
Carson Items.
Appeal, Nay 20.


4 goodly number Of British born and
American citizens gathered ct Uncle
George Flyers place OF business, north
Of tho railroad depot, last night, to osle'
brats good Queen Victoria's sixtieth
birthday. The walls OF the back room
we're decorated with the American and
British fags, and Q bountiiul and splen-
did lunch was spread. The order OF the
evening was to drink toasts. which were
very frequently given, the singing Of
patriotic and comic songs, Rotations,
speeches. st6.
Saturday afternoon ellison q Bar
ber's delivery team ran away. Opposite
the Arlington House, Albert Gelinas
was thrown out and very seriously In.
jursd, falling on his head and shoulders.
Captain Sam, Chief OF the Piutee,
passed through here last night on his
vay 10 Washington, where he wishes to
interview the President.
George L. Gibson, Of the arm Of CID
son & Dsslsy. Il very sick. His case ID
considered extremely serious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
Q v MooxrY. aeent for the wire ropes

s. v. MOONEY. agent for the wire ropes
of John A. Rosbliag's Sons Company,
T,sn,on. N. j., il building q warehouse
10 store q supply Of cables and have
them on hand whom wanted. N nus
syoid the delay OF having to send Tor
them. This warehouse II at NE soutn
end Of the Hale i Norcross s'ds-aacA'
By special invitation Of President W.
D.. G. Gibson, . representative Of the
News Last evening visited the Gold Hill
Glss Club at Liberty Engine House;
Thsre WA some excellent singing ano
the boys seemed to greatly enjoy Inc
occasion.
AND ASornr,.-Last week tho Scor'
MON nut in q claim 10 the Sierra Nevada
BONANZA, and now the Astor Conson
dated sets up . clear title to IT, foo'
Sierra
TIVE new uniforms for the Sarsfisid
Guard will arrive in Gold Hill ns,i
Wednesday, and will b Immediately
issued 70 the members OF tho company
FRrxsosx AND wEsr execute the best
running accompaniment to music oil
any artists on the stage.
TIE. Stock Report will publish . map
Of tho Comstock lode on or about the
7th Of June.
TEE Sutro Independent claims an aver
sss Of three tights per day in that town
last vssk.
AnxrsLYxAx Frsx Of Eureka and the
Eureka Loader, II on the Coms,ock.
ANNUAL meeting OF the Silver Hill
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
q -

TIL. c,u.,o.l "a. vs., srdsy morn
,,. 80 y, No La. than elk distinct
shocks Of earthquakes. OF. o
were light. bat little moro than Ismo:
passing along from north to sout
7:25, precisely. however, there , o.,
shock which startled everybody al eH'
mirrors to swinging. chandeliers t. W.
brsting and windows and crocksry ~
rattling. This was followed. q very fe :.
seconds later, by another Of about tn, '
Same force. All vibrations were north
and south.