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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-06
Pionssrs' Fair.

The Pionsers' Fair at National Guard
Hall was last evening turned into . mas.
qusrads ball. The costumes were mol
numerous. but some were very nus,
others appropriate. and some OF the
characters very hnely represented.
Spectators were numerous. Prizes wers
offered. and. by tho committee. which
consisted Of Miss Parkinson, Mrs. z,
Nye. Miss Madiaan, Miss Sloan. j.. W.
Ecklsy, Ira 8. Parks and Z. Mandsl.
were awarded q follows:
The frst prize. for the best sustained
character. Q diamond ring. was awarded
to Miss Emma Wort, 40 the old blind
Indian squsw. Miss Shelton a. the In.
dian boy leading her about BY . piece Of
rope.
The second prize. for the most origin
al character, one pair elegant sleeve
buttons. was won by Sam Hague; pigssr
wench.
The third prize. for the richest cos
tune. . new Ave dollar gold pisos. Wal
captured by Mrs. Spencer; page.
Dancing was kept up theoretically
until daylight.
Tonight there will be- grand culmina'
ton Of fun and frolio at the hall, . clos
ing out OF everything an auetionins o.
pictures land they are very fns) and
grand wind.up and big dance. Admis'
sion 80 cents,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-06

On the Divide the sidewalk leads t.
the platform In front Of the brick build
Ing at the meat market. and at the south
end this platform 10 raised some three
feet. A railing three feet high yarn,
people that the walk does not extend
down from tho end Of the platform. Thii
morning q dirty hat and the full length
impression Of Q human form 10 the mud
at the end Of the platform bore testimony
to the fact that some one had mis-
taken the situation and d~isrsgaTdsd the
warning.
James MoArdls has commenced suit
against ]. B. Shepherd and DIckmsn for
$500 for brsseh Of contract, said No.
Ardls agreeing to deliver beef at ~
cents Der pound, dressed. which the
said Shepherd 4 Diakman, by Fred.
Stahl, agreed to pay.
Gibson's Saloon u always hssdquar.
tsrs for the people and for visitors oom-
ing to Gold Hill. his wines, liquors
and cigars are unsurpassed on the Com.
stock, and Bill sets 'em up % often %
any one. bis advertisement will b
found elsewhere.
The money In the County Treasury
was counted BY the committee Of the
Grand Jury, and not BY the experts, a.
stated. That Il was found to agree with
the books, however, was correct.
A letter addressed To Nrs. Bridget
Nodiesn. Jacsson. Miahiesn. 70 hsld II
Tie festeAss ise waat, q s'yssesgs
stamp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-06
IPiper's opera Aosss.

Next Monday night the Opera House
will doubtless be packed. on the oeea.
sion Of the first appearance Of Herr.
mann, the magician. The paper spread
ovs the comstock by this Herman has
thoroughly frightened every woman on
the lode, and a. 500 a. Hermann gets
here each will fly to him for protse.
ton. They will all And him at the
Opera House Monday night, with Mile.
Addis and the Lorsllas. II any woman
wants to get rid OF her husband during
the fore part Of next week. Hermann
will behead the monster In the presence
ofithe entire audience. After the women
have had their day the men will have
theirs, and II any o wants to get rid Of
his vile. Hermann will shoot her bodily
out OF Q big cannon. like Q bullet. This
ought to make everybody happy. Stan.
dard prices Of admission; reserved ssats,
four bits extra.
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Anryn,. shas ner.i.x.

O. arinith. A Meyer. J Boyle. D Turn.
bull. t. o'Connor. E German. L Shattla.
J q Looper. W II Lorells. C Lorella. A
y Friend. C Heller. Thos Lorella. @ Del
Monte. W singer. chn N Schroeder. Pfof
Hermann and wife. Mrs Hallstt and
daughter. J Ncaeary. W J Burisigh. J Z
Holman. Miss + Hodgkinson. Mrs Nina
LArows. Mrs. Jas Churchman. SA Chap
man. O W Chapman. J A shseklsford and
wife. Mrs. 8 Curry. Mrs u O Ewing. Rev
Father Manogus. Mrs J Burns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-06
rHERR \, uRALru AHEAD

THERE Il HEALTH AHEAD
For ehsssisss dyspsptics Who Will use Hostss-
tors stomach bi,tsr. which will enable them
" digest. restore thsir sp9stisss. steady their
nerves, and drive away the blues. II With
such Q prospect there are any OF thsm who
neglect 70 prodt BY The above suggestion, WAY.
~ ds,srys 90 suffer, that 10 ell. Let them
AL any one vho hsa used the bitters II IL 10
not 8 good medicine. and n they receive .
truthfu1 ruby 10 will b an Affirmative. Bill.
tocsnsas, bessi troubles debility. rhsuussism
are 81 eonauersd b. This highly est-.med and
slso Won q national rsputation % Q rmedy Tor.
ana means Of svertine intarair'sat md remit
tsns fsvses. 10 hes Q chssrine eject uoon the
dsspondsnt invalid. and may be f~lied upon 10
psodues dsciaivs. and Dol palliative sasets.. II
psps :. and notSins eli supply iis place.
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IRsliGieas Notices.

81. Johns Church. Gold Hill. Rev. X. o
Eastman. ministerin-eharss. ssryiess on Sun
dsy NJ II A. n. and . r. -. Tue seats arr
nee and eli Gseordially Invited. sunday school
1T l.o.
roerv will be Divine service at Dayton to
morrow evening at TO ?. H., hev. George N
Eastman ofnciatins.
There will BE- divine service d %. Pauri
Church, Virginia City. tomorrow ~ IL a. T.
BlsAop whitakef o0eisiins.
Chiidrsn's service 81 tue Methodist kplseopS
Church, Gold Hill. % 2. tomorrow. hsv; =
ID Hammond ofncisting. konss. ansts. soIo'
aud rcsitstions by ,hs children. seats Tree
All are cordially invited.
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tn. w.ik,.s Match.

The six.day go.ss-you.plesss walking
match q. the Opera House goes steadily
on. although there isa report that Muir.
ply has Withdrawn. Inquiry. however,
failed to conform the report. The SCORE
at 1925 o'clock today, at which time all
the men were Of the track. was % fol.
lows: Wilcox. 800 miles, ~ laps; Ken.
usdy, ESQ miles. IS laps; Chenoweth,
2sl miles, 10 laps; Murphy, zoo miles.
l6 laps. This evening there will DO .
ssven.mils running race at the Opera
House between Richards, Pasco.
Rhosdes and Cummings, to commence
at 8 o'clock precisely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-06

F.ox EusrxA.-C. J. Grif.h, Super.
intsndsnt Of the Wales Consolidated
mine. Eureka. came to the Comstock
this morning to see his numerous
friends and the fashions IN Virginia and
Gold Hill. he u stopping at the Inter.
national. and will 60 70 Ban Francisco
BY way Of Bodie In . day or two. He
reports everything lovely and Aourishing
~ usual ct Eureka.
In the trial Of J. T. Pritehard at Oar.
son. for the murder Of ofiosr symous Of
Gold Hill, the prosecution made ont .
strong case yesterday. and today the do.
tense IL being offered. The mistress OF
Pritohard. who was In the room st the
time OF the killing, wa not put on the
stand because the prosecution could
place no confidence In her.
MEozANcs' UMos BAIL.-Ths second
annual ball OF the Msohsnics' Union Of
this county will be given on Wednesday
evening next at National Guard Hall. vir.
ginia. II 10 intended to make this the
grand ball OF the season. The beat avail.
able music In town will b In attendance,
and no pains will be spared In any do.
partmsnt. .
F. 4 4. M.-Ths members OF Silver
star Lodge No. s. F. and A. NJ, win
hold their annual communication at Ma.
sonic hall this evening. A foil snd
prompt attendance II requested. Walt.
Ing brethren In good standing are cor.
daily invited. See advertisement else.
whore.
Mrs. A. N. Bell complains Of the cru.
city Of 8. II. Bell. her husband. and
asks Judge Rising 70 give her . decree
Of divorce.
Colonel James q. Fair. W. 8. Lyle,
r. N. Graves and D. 4. Ewing took .
TIP trom,ths copstoek last evening.
ophis - asdsssd . dirassa q enc
dslias.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-06
MINING NOTES.
natter. or Iussrsss All Ais.s shs
Lode.


The Yellow Jacket new officers will
make no changes Of officials at the mine.
being satisfied that they can get no bet
tor men than are now employed there.
Sinking has been resumed below the
2700 level.
Crosscut No. /, Savage. has been
stopped. The face reached . clsyey for
nation, into which q drill punched q
couple Of feet found water enough TO
warn Superintendent Kelly to proceed
cautiously. Water also seeps through
the face. There is some quartz mixed
with tho clay. Now, the question is,
what lies west OF that olsyf There are
90 feet Of quartz now In orosscut No. 3.
and the end IL not yet.
In the Julia the Sutro air was sent
this morning to the 1900 level most suo.
cessfully by Q Of partitions 10 the
shaft. Il will DO sent to the 2c0o level
a. soou a. that level 10 freed Of water.
The difference In the levels OF the Ward
and Julia ~shaits-only 2sinches- is not
Sufficient to keep Q steady dow q way.
bat by the present plan the current 10
continuous and maintains an upoast ct
the Ward.
A new orosscut hos been started on the
1900 level In the Hale & Noroross, 90
feet north OF the north line Of the Chol.
lar.
At the Justice the pipes will DO CON.
nsoted. repairs completed end work re-
sumed Monday.
A tunnel 10 being run into the Moore
& Morgan which will tap the perpsn.
dicular Of the shaft l50 feet from the
surface and In time form . drain tunnel.
It has encountered quartz which assays
SAT.
In the Union crosscut south Of east,
2400 level, there were yesterday "a feet
Of rich ore and hns ore still In the face.
A north DRIFT will DO started In Ophir
on the $500 early In the coming wsek,
aud Q crosscut run west soon after. In
the west orosscut on the 2400 level OF
the mine . heavy body Of clay has been
encountered. It II coming In at the
bottom OF the orosscut and lies very fst.
a. though II had been pushed up out Of
the regular line OF dip BY Some pressure
from below. II carries lsminatlons Of
quartz. Again arises the question: What
lies behind and under this olay7 Some
thing OF the same fat formation 10 be-
ginning to be seen In the Mexican north
drift on the $500 level.
The Ramsdell mill IL running steadily
on Justice ore. which 10 giving fair 70.
muueration over mining aud milling.
Orc for milling 10 being steadily e.
trscted from Union and Sierra Nevada.
The drift north from the crosscut west
on the 1850 level OF Sierra Nevada con.
tinuss In fair grade ore. The drift north
from the crossout west on the $500 level
Il In . soft vein formation, giving low
assays.
From the Bonner shaft Of the Gould
4 Curry to the new G. 4 O. aud b. 4
B. shaft 10 1885 feet. The lateral DRIFT
north from which the orosscut II run
east on the 100 level 10 500 feet east Of
the Bonner shaft. This crosscut 10 In
nearly 100 feet from this lateral drift,
and In dry ground. The shaft 10 now
being sunk rapidly for the point Of con.
psction.
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....s..se.s~ss No. Of visitors
ROLL OF HONOR.


Central School-HiRh School Depart.
msut-Libbis Sslksld. Teacher: Maggie
Gillespie 80, Fannie West SO. William
Likens 81, William Nelson 81. Nellie
Grssuwalt 81. Annie Mudd 81. John
Mcneil 90.
Central School-A Grammar Depart
ment - Miss N. A. Everitt, Teacher:
Willie Pheian 80. Mary Lloyd 81. Nancy
Greenwood 90, Minnie Haub 90. Leon
Hall 80. Hattie Coleman IS. Lulu Thur
man IS.
Central School-B aud @ Grammer
Dspartment-Mary Mcdonnell. Teach.
tr: Lucille Jacob, Willie Davis, James
0'Connell.
Central sehool-A Primary Depart.
mont - Nellie R. Lynch. Teachsr.-
George Fsnton, Florence Mcmillan.
Central Sohool-B Primary Depart
msnt- Cassie Henderson, Teacher
Katie Hodge. Emma Pesrce. Alice Ma.
gee, Sarah Louiselle, Bessie French.
Willie Grsinsr. Albert Thorburn. John.
ME Cook. Garvsy Logan, Cloyds Hart,
Frank O'Lesrey.
Central School-C Primary Depart.
ment-Gsorgis Wright. Teacher: Edward
Walsh, Emmett Walsh, Charles Laity,
| Joe Croker, Frank Deguiu. Mary Carr,
Katie Boyle, Norah Griffin, Mary Ste-
phsns, Maggie wsul, Archie Gsgnon,
Lizzie West.
Central School-D Primary Depart.
ment-Ella B~utterfsld. Teacher: Me-
LISA Cameron. Annie Hooper. Annie
Pierce, Lille Young. Lille Gum. Pho
nix Boyle. Thomas Dennetts. John
CouRhlin, Daniel Dorns. Geo. Holmes,
Harry Lse, Daniel Morgan, Jos Wyckof,
Willie Schwsiss, Frank wyckof, John
Fulton, Andrew Jacobs.
Central School-D Primary Depart.
msnt-Ida n. Lynch, teacher: Lolita
Booth, Georgia Noel. Jennie Cameron.
Jane Craze, Mary Gallagher, Edith
Cowan. Mamie Haley, Mary Ennis.
Mary Hart. Francis Gray. Mamie Max.
we'll, Matte Redmond, Marietta Ram
sey. Mary Coulter. Teresa McNsmara,
Maud Jones, Mollis Connors, Alice Eos.
ter, Willie Fraser, John Leary. Charlie
Miiligan. Albert Sharp, Johnny Silva,
Manuel Wilson, Willie simmons, Louis
Kline.
Divide school-A and B Grammar
Depsrtment-A. B. @. Davis. teacher :
Harry wooley. Thirsa Fault, Dick Noble,
Katie Canty, John Rogers, Jerry Muir.
ply, Thomas Pattison, John D. Kelly,
| Charles Nibecker, Richard Martin.
Divide School-C and d Grammar
Department Marie Castor, Teacher I:
Frank Pstris, George Frock. Harry
Stokes.
Divide school-Primary Department
Miss n. F. Hurley, Teacher: Many
Kelly, Ehie Cowdsu, Nettis Bowling,
Lottis Bowen. Frances Niles, Katie
Frock, Susie Atkinson, Josie Hernon.
Thomas Mccoy. Freddie Harmon. Ar.
thur Connolly, Claude Kenyon.
Divide School-C and d Primary Dept
GsrtisE E. Flanagan. Teacher Nellie Chap.
man. Annie Setter. Annie Thomas, Maggie
Canty, Julia Csnty. Cordelia Dendrund.
Nellie Deany. Ida Lazisr. Hstty Moyls.
Lily White, Meta Hovey. Mary Chat.
ham, Cora Richard. Mary Kelvin. vir.
sinia Tremblsy. Maggie Brewer. BERTHE
bowling. Fred. Fuss. Willie Manning,
George Dendrund. Willie Booths, Rob.
bic Eaton. Eddie Cook. Charley Adams,
Charley Kline. George Hathsrsl. Willie
Kelvin. Charley Fields. Johnny Hart.
Willie whalen. Hugh Mcguire. Tommy
Burke. Hugh Murphy, Seaman Msnkls.
beauer. Tommy Jsfreys.
American Flat School-Mixed Grade
Depsrtment-Lizzie Armstrong. Teacher:
Otto Lawson.
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eibson's Aerial Tramp.

Seven men and . big boy have agreed
to stand ready to catch Bill Gibson or
his little sister In case they should hap
pen to fall In their threatened tisht.rope
walking performances this evening at the
Pioneer festival. Bill swsars be will
walk that cable or bust. and for Q purse
OF twsnty.thres short bits be will carry
Uncle George TuAy on his back. Glib.
sons little sister will carry q barrel Of
iour under each arm and do the High.
land Fling In the middle Of the rope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-06
How 10 be Happy for the HeiIdays

This 10 tho time Of the year when men
want to dress up and feel good and DO
somebody In the community. The holi.
days are coming and holiday attire 70 In
order. Aronson has It BY the oartload-
just what IL wanted. and he always al.
lows every man who trades with him to
carry Of money In the pockets Of bis
garments too. His clothes are up In style.
make, Auish and material, but down In
price. There 10 no mistake about this.
and NO tafy. He will make every man
who buys goods Of him within the next
thirty days Q present OF oil his PROFITS.
30 that everybody can bs happy through
the holidays. Don't take our word for
Il but just 60 to his store. 1913 Main
street, opposite the Nrws oflos. or see
his advertisement In another column
whore prices are published to the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-06
wAY WILL O

ALLOW Q cold to advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious uslsdiss. such -
Pnsumonia, HsmouhAgss aud LING troubles
-h.n an immediate relief can BE- % readily Ct.
tsiped. BoscAss.s German Syrup has gained The
,.rssst ale In the world for tns core OF coui ~.
nosSs ana the seysrsst Lang Diseases: II v
M Boschcs's famoua German prescription,
And n prepared with the srsstese oafs And no
.crc.sss chid. g per directtona. Toe sale
~ m msd,eins u. unprecedented. since ant
to.rodacSd there ha- ben . constant incssss.
,ns 1snsri and without . stngis report o. 2
ssSuss "a 40 its werk IN any eass. Ask yea
Drne1iss - 70 the 9stn et -
Sssss siss 70 sssis. szisss y - s's'a'sa.
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ni.srs' usies Bali.

The good people Of the comstock will
remember not to forget that the Gold
Hill Miners Union will celebrate ita
thirteenth anniversary BY . big ball al
Miner Union Hall Monday night. 30
the order IL TAKE partners al" for Q
grand dance. and II you haven't any
partners Of yopr own take some one
slss's partner. Al any rate DO there
with Q partner and join hands and circls
round. These reunions come bat once
q year anyway.
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Departure. LAST Evssssg.

An wicks. r N Graves, Jas @ Fair. W
L Lyle. n W Grimm. s Jacobs. A Brady.
J Murphy. D DENIM. Y D Howell. J Q
Moore, W II Ash. Thos z Hill. N Brswett.
r G Amss. J Rapp. J W Wilson. Mrs. n A
Wilson. Nrs 8 n Clarke. Mrs sedgswick.
Mrs Bsthuns. Mrs W D Husk. A Twsddle,
ID A Ewing. II = Baker. 8 Ewing. Mrs
u O Ksrnsn and children. d n Brown. G
b stoughton. T L Darby and Mrs A Dun.
lap.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-06

Timothy cOrcorsn was ous Of the men
In the skip ct the time Of the accident at
the Union shaft last Tuesday morning.
bat his name has not appeared In any
Of our previous reports. Hs vas hurt
pretty badly around The shouldsrs and
iAspppsr.psst ct be shsst, bat 10 ssw
.abakebssp Tie stysst.
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srSCK %aEPOaT.


LAsf EvkNfSo.
$40 Raymond q Ely. 6oc. soc
100 Eureka Con-. IS. i7k
500 Belmont, I 05, l 10
Is Northern Belle, ca
$50 ella. Csc
$40 Grand Prize. 7oc. 75c
TAO Argenta. 90c
500 Endowment, soc
400 Star. l5c
40 Belle Isle. ~. 10
1870 Day. I, SOC. CSC
$50 Navajo. Csc
500 Hillside. I 10. I 10
500 Real del Monte. N
800 Albion. zoe. 25c
$50 Wales,
65 NJ. Diablo. llS
$50 Bodie. 3. 81
SIS Bschtsl. II
400 Tioss.
$50 McClinton. 40c
50 Summit. Toe
50 Bulwsf. 81
900 Syndicate. z 50. 2 10
$50 Goodshaw, l5c
$50 Bslvidsrs. 7sc, TOO. 600
$50 Champion. 900
$50 Blackhavk. 35c. goo
500 Booker Con-. Toe. CSC
100 South Bodie. i5e
200 Queen Bee. Sc
$50 Mouo.4
100 University. Sc. Toe
$50 Dudlsy. 600
$40 Jupiter. l
695 South Bulwer. GOO
$50 Addspda. 65c. 800
600 Leeds. 400
500 Tiptop. II. 70
100 Silver King.<
200 Golden Terra. 1aS
200 Giant and Old Abe. 81
IT'S MONDAY.
lsj North MONDAY. ~
so Mammoth. 81
10 Boston Con-. I 10
40 Martin White, soc. $50
$50 Concordia, 400. $50
THn MORNING.
500 0phir. IS. 24t, 24S
$40 Mexican. 2lk. NV
$40 Gould 4 Curry. 81, 6S.7
COO Beet 4 Bslcher. Is. ISL. ISL. i3t
495 California. 20. 3 65. ; 90. 81
$50 savage. IN. ~
l720 Con. Virginia. 3 ~. 3 IS. 8 80. 81
l75 Chollar. Ct
IT'S Potosi. 8 IS. y 50
1850 Hale 4 Norcross, 81. 81. 81
s25 Grown Point. I 30, II
s43 Yellow Jacket, 10. ~
1880 Imperial. 55c. Coo. Soc
so Kentuck. 2 30
SIS Alpha. 81.
SOS Belcher. I 70
25s Confidence. Q. c.
$50 Sierra Nevada. sS.s3S "a .ssN .sss
2oS Utah. lsS
Gao Bullion. 4 IS, 4 co
$50 Exchequer. 5 IS, > 20
10 Seq. Belcher. Is
$50 Overman. 81. 81. 81. 81
600 Justice, I so. ~
7s0 Union Con-, SO. 36k. 81. 67%. SIN
2A5 Alta, s. Sc. 8 10
$50 Lady Bryan. $50. SOC
SS6 Julia. I IS. I so. I ~
<e0 Caledonia. I. 90c. Csc
S0s Silver Hill. 1. Sc. soc
295 Challenge. I so, II
$50 New York. SOC
+i0 Occidental. I, CSC. 500
$50 Phil. Sheridan. 20c
$50 woodvills. iso
s5s Lady Washington Con-. CSC. Too. so
420 Andes. Csc. 100
s73 Ward. IL, 30
800 Scorpion. 81
100 Lsviathan. SOC
$50 Benton CON-
lao Golden Gate. 2
100 Atlantic. So
500 Solid Silver. Sc
2400 Con. Dorado. I 40. I IS. I so
500 Fiowsry ESQ
$50 North BONANZA, 60c. Toe. 55c
$40 Mountain visw. ~ e5.i 20. N
leo
1900 Mackay. 10
$50 Raymond 4 Ely. 900. 500
IS Eureka Con-. ~
100 Leopard. So
500 Belmont. I 05
500 ella. 23c
$50 Northern Belle. ca. Gu
$50 Grand Prize. 75c. Sc. SOC. 90s
$40 Argsnts. 800
500 Endowmsnt. SOC
2i0 Belle Isle. I co. I &c
7es Day. soc. Sc. s5c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-06
THE CHS. SHAFT.
.ouxraINo OF FEE DRIFT
WEST, 500 LEVEL.

nrier Review Of what has Been
Dsns II she Chsllar asd Rssssi
Impersaaes % the Prsesas
Mevemsss = spscalasiess Co.'S
eersing 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-06

both under the ore on me ziVV ano tuf'
Their south. The third crosscut has been
started on this level and only 30 feet
from the Chollsr line. This persistent
following Of the ore channel to the
south tells plainly that the management
Of the Hale 4 Norcross believe the make
Of the ore vein to b in that direction.
Julia has . shaft which 10 about $40
feet north OF the south line OF Potosi
and consequently $50 feet south Of the
north line Of Chollar. II has reached Q
depth OF 1000 feet, starting from . level
II feet below that Of the Chollar-Nor.
cross . SAVAGE shaft. All Of the late
sx~plorstions from the Jslia shaft have
been to the south. With the exception
of these workings. the Chollar. Noresoss.
savage drift has Q block OF ground
before Il lAO0 feet 10 linear extent along
the lode, reaching clear through to the
west vail Of the Comstock and extend
ing vertically from the old Chollaf.
Potosi 1900 level 10 the Chollaf.Nor.
cross. Savage level OF the drift.
With the workings in Jalia and the
Hns and extsndsd formation OF quartz
there found al are familiar. Tbs drift
will open all that up nearly 400 isst
below the present prospeofines IN tnas
mine. II will, unqussionably.. solve
the problem upon which bale Z Nor
cross 10 laboring. In the light OF pres.
emit Developments Il can scarcely az Of
the most satisfactory results. And then.
with ito branches, Il has such . rsaoh
and before Il 10 much unsxplorsd ooun.
Try Of which absolutely nothing U
known that. from whatever direction u
10 contemplated, IL prsssnts phases o.
the utnoss intsrsst. Thoss Who study
thsss phases WI 1n1 thso .soas&ansly
growing n prospsstvs ippesssses. r
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23
NEWS ITEMS BY NAIL.

WELLS RIVER. VT July IA ter
rible hailstorm and hurricane passed
over this place at So. this evening. last.
ing fifteen minutes, followed by thun-
derstorin. The bailstones were inches
in diameter. Crops and vegetation
were torn to shrecs. One-third Of the
glass in the place was broken. Large
trees were torn up. fences destroyed,
houses unroofed and barns blown over.
WooDvrLLE. On. H. July IA ter.
rife thunder shower. with high wind
and hail, swept over the village last
evening. Hailstones fell the size OF
hens eggs. Several houses were IN
rooted and sheds blown down. Not
house in town but hal windows broken.
The crops were all ruined. The damage
to vegetation is very heavy.
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Times gives
some figures IS TO the real value Of the
privileges for which the United States
have paid IS. 500, 900 under the Halifax
award. These show that the total value
Of all the n,ackersl caught in the Gulf
OF st. Lawrence, whether within or
without the three. mile limit, during the
FIVE years covered By the treaty. WAS
less than sns.Afth the award TO Canada.
At the same time duties were RENTED
to the Canadians on fish sent 70 the
United States under the provisions OF
ths Treaty of Washington amounting
TO S1,96382l. This 10 certainly not .
brilliant showing for American interests
or American diplomacy, and may fairly
offset charges Of undue advantage
gained by tho Geneva award. The net
results in either case are not such IS to
encourage the advocates Of the settle
mcnt OF disputes BY arbitration.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

JAMES BURNS murdered . man near
Gainesville, Ga, two years ago. but was
not suspected. He confessed the crime,
but nobody believed him, and he had
no means OF proving his own guilt He
told where the body was hidden, and it
was found there; yet he was discharged
from custody. the authoritics believing
him innocent OF participation in the
decd. Almost discouraged, he still set
about collecting evidence against him.
self. and had 30 far succeeded that when
no lately reasserted his guilt on his
desthbed he was believed.