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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-31

VIRGINIA CIry. March %. is79.-C. l..
Wsisr. Iss.iis.fs On our 2iO0 level the
Joint Ophir upraise IN our south line has
been extended l6 feet I; total distance up,
IS feet. leaving IS feet to raise before con-
Meeting with the 1000 level. The material
passed through and in the face 10 hard
blasting ~porphyry.
On our 1900 level the main north drift
passed across our north line last sunday
into the Union Consolidated ground. The
Joint Union Consolidated west crosscut
from the main north drift Is o In Is
feet. ON Monday next We shall commence
raising up to connect with the joint Wine
being sunk from the 1000 level.
ON our 1900 level the joint Union Con-
.olidAted WINE has been sunk and tim
bersl 20 feet. and Is now ZIG feet. on the
slope. below that level. The material
passed through during the last four days
and now In the face Is . favorable looking
vein porphyry. which admits Of better
progress being made in sinking. There
yet remains 100 feet to be sunk before con-
Meeting with the 1000 level. which dis
lance. with the assistance Of the uprAise
To be started from that level, VI hope 10
make in about i've weeks. This onnec-
tiou, when made. will DO invaluable for
the ventilation Of the level. and will en-
able US To prosecute work to much better
advantage. W. II. PArrss' supt-
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letters. under tho date.
given. have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal Offices Of the various com
panies in San Francisco:
Cnusornin-
vIR0ISI, CuY. March 20, ls79.-C. r..
Gordoa, .Sscrefarys The average yield OF
ore has been about 3i7 tons per day.
We hope to complete the repairs to the
main Consolidated Virginia shaft during
the coming week.
On tho 1850 level good progress Is being
made In the repairs to the Joint drift 10
the G. h c. shaft.
On the 1850 level the joint Consolidated
Virginia Wine has been sunk and tim
bercd ~ foet-total depth. los feet-snd
and continues In hard blasting rock.
On the also level the upraise from the
joint north drift to connect with the winzr
being sunk from tho 1850 level Is now NJ
10 feet. The Joint west drift has been en-
tended 20 feet. and Is now $40 feet west
passed through aud now In the face Is
favorable looking vein matter. with
stresks Of quartz. West cros-cut No. l,
from 4 point in the main lateral drift loo
fee, north from the G.. a O.. shaft. has
been advanced 20 feet. The face Is In
vein matter. showing signs Of water.
TIE q. 4 c. shaft has been u q and
timbered IA feet. through hard blasting
rock : total depth below the 2i5o level. lsl
feet. Tho water continues very strong,
A. soon As the papers Of the sutro Tunnel
compromise are ratified and received. and
the necessary surveys made, ve shall com
mencs work on tho main lateral drift
from the G. 4 @. shaft. designed 10 con
meet with the Sutro Tunnel.
". II. PATTON. Sup't.
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sierra Nevada.

viRaiSI, CRY. March %, isIs.-W. ".
!S,,i.o., .Sscr,iag: Last week We sunk
and timbered the incline eight feet; total
distance below the $500 level. ~ feet.
Our progres. ct this point has been inter
rup,ed during the week by the breaking
down Of our donkey pump. and also from
the hard and brittle character OF the face
on the incline. The water mentioned In
nv last letter has slightly increased.
The work OF cutting down the grade
and timbering the drift now connecting
me- cas-, shaft and the incline on the 200
level Is progressing we'll. 1t will take
about four weeks yet 10 complete this
work. The station at the bottom Of the
east shaft ON this level will be completed
In about two days more.
The excavations for the tanks and new
pumps in the east shaft are progressing ~
rapidly Is possible.
The ventilation Of the mine II steadily
improving since the connection with the
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VIRGINIA CIrY. March %, ls79.-B. s.
K.llsrI. .S,er,iary. The Sutro people fin-
i.hed laying their siI-inch pipe at noon
to-day. Connection with our stationary
tank Was made yesterday. We are nov
changing the four.inch discharge water
pipe from the tunnel to the tank. which Is
lifted by a donkey pump from the 1900 TO
the 1000 level. This change will be made
BY ) o'clock this evening, and We viii TO
sumo pumping tomorrow morning. The
same change will DO made 10 the main
pump 10 the sams tank. which relieves
lifting the water 1000 feet To the surface.
by Monday morning the whole water oil
the mine will be dischsrging through The
sutro si,.inch pipe. which will enable US
to free the bottom Of our mine In . short
time. The water now stands on the slope
% the incline 200 feet below the 1900 level,
and 81 feet above the iioor Of tho 20OO
level. The pumps and machinery remain
in excellent working order. Pumping 10
the tunnel level insures success in freeing
the mine % accumulated water. The
WINE sinking from the 1900 level IL max
ING fair progress, developing u large body
Of silica quartz containing metal. We en-
~counisred q light How Of water.
The hosting machinery Is In good run
ming condition, and everything In and
about the mine il running smoothly.
Henry BAwpKS. supt.
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a ssrasxs sssry.

The Eureka S,nilssl Of yesterday morn
ing says: sour readers will remember
the circumstances connected with the
disappearance Of the little Spanish girl.
Lena Zsnow. some weeks ago. On
Friday evening Mrs. Zanow arrived from
Virginia City with Lena In charge. The
story the child tells Is a strange one. and
II true, her abductor should DO dealt
with according to Law. Lena says that
after leaving school on the day OF her
disappearance. she proceeded to the
house Of q family who resided near the
Eureka Con. Her motive for this she
asserts was her fear that she would be
punished should she return home. The
f-.mily in question had on previous &C.
casions offered her protection. She re-
manned with them for about one month,
when she was spirited away to Virginia
City. Here she was recognized by a
gentleman from Eureka. who communi-
Gated her whereabouts to Mrs. Ianow.
Who soon succeeded in finding the child.
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srocxuoLprls' MErrIxo.-Ths n

SrocxnoLDEls' MEErNo.-The regu'
lar annual meeting Of the Morning Star
Mining Company. for the election Of
officers, etc.. will DO held on the 10Th oil
next month at the Office OF the Company
In San Francisco. See official notice IN
our advertising columns to-day.
ASrI.C HIsEsE.-Thsrs will DO q meet.
ing on Wednesday evening. April 2, at z
o'clock. in Virginia Miners Union
Hall, for the purpose Of organising an
Anti Chinese Association. Citizens Of
Storey county who are favorable 10 the
project are invited to attend.
TIE MASIA.-There Ia TO BE- . greal
walking match at Cooper's Hall, vir'
giuia. on the 9TH Of April. Contestants
limited to 40. All who have won prizes
are barred. Entrance fee, $40; prize.
500; walk. 8 hours. Lots Of prizes
for next best, etc.
TIE Elk Saloon. No. 30 South @
street. Virginia, is daily growing in pop.
ulsrity. a. 1t deserves 10 do. Last Bat.
urdsy night there were several lively
fights in the cockpit back OF the saloon.
In which much interest was manifested.
]. J. RobBrss Of the Dardsnsllss mins
was among the arrivals yesterday. A
force Of men will BE- 1t onos put 10 wori
upon the mine. We trust before long
70 see many more Of our idle mines
started up.
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ailver Hill.

VIRGINIA CIrr. March 30. 1872 ". r..
D,a.. .S,cr,tary; Our east crosscut, HOO
level. has been extended cast IS feet the
last week. For the last 80 feet this level
has shown much moro quartz Of low grade
than was found on either the 800 or 300
levels. The whole length Of the crosscut
from the incline il now SOC feet.
Our incline, also, has been sunk and
timbered l6 feet. making the length OF the
incline below the 100 level ZIG feet, and
leaving i2s feet yet to sink TO the 1900
level. including stump. We are now run.
ming sosth from the Justice ''small shaft
to our north line, which is 80 feet. AID
will take 10 or is days TO reach IL. Here
we expect TO find . large deposit Of low.
grade milling ore. which will pay we'll.
NJ. q. HILLrIR, Supt.
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HNleher.

GoLp HILL. March 20. 1s7s.-Jame.
.ysrla.d.. Ireside~i. Tho main irclino
has now attained . depth Of Is feet below
the 1890 station. having been sunk and
timbered "a feet during the week.
A crosscut has been started on the 2S60
level, near the south line Of the mine.
This crosscut has not yet reached the
casing Of the ledge. but from Its appear
anee. II Is coming close to 1t. II Is now In
"a feet.
Another crosscut has been commenced
on the 2sG0 level st . distance Of 500 feet
south Of the incline. This crosscut 10 In
II feet and IL just up to the casing Of the
ledge. There 10 some water coming In at
the face. but not enough 10 prevent
working.
During the week We have extended the
safety guides from the 25G0 station down
to the bottom Of the incline. AL our
machinery il In good working order.
W. ii. SMITH, Supt.
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OpniP.

VIRGINIA err. March 20. ls79.-C. l..
Waller. PSesiiesf: The main incline has
been sunk and timbered during the past
week Is feet, and II is now li9 feet, on the
slope. below the 12O0 level. The material
passed through and still In the face ID vein
porphyry. showing streaks Of quartz.
ON the 2i00 level tho joint Mexican up
raise has been extended 10 feet, and II Is
now up IS feet above the 2l00 level, leaving
IS feet TO raise before connecting with
the 1000 level. The material passed
through and in the face 10 hard.blasting
porphyry.
There 10 NO material change In the ore
slopes on tho 1900 and 1000 levels.
We are still engaged In repairing the
main shaft above the 1865 level.
Our ventilation 10 good at all points OF
the mine, and all work is progressing "a
vorably. W. II. PATTON, supt.
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Gould

VIRGINIA CRY. March 80. ls7s.-A. X.
D.rJror. Secr,,sry. For the past week tho
Joint east drift. 100 level. was advanced
a. feet, and 10 now in good working
ground, GA feet from the lateral drift.
About one-half Of the incline Wine, from
100 10 1900. 10 lretimbered. and will be
through II. The 1900 level bulkhsad Is
being built and will probably occupy this
week to finish 1t. As soon As this Is done
q similar one will be built on the 1900
level and the water allowed to raise In the
incline.
At the Osbiston shaft the tank.pit Is
finished. and We are now cutting out . bob
pit. The drain tunnel Was run W feet.
and Is now In 20i feet.
+. =. 0sBisroS, Supt.
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Trojan,

doLD HILL. March 20. 1879. - Darid
Wilder. Secretary; Since last report the
following progress has been madei
Northeast drift. third station, has been
advanced and timbered IS feet. through
quartz and porphyry. Drift II In iso
feet /; passed upraise No. 4. At point In
It2 feet made an incline upraise OF 81 iest.
Az . point i24 feet from npraise NO. Z
urifted west 10 feet.
Second Station-From incline upraise
drifted south IS feet, through quartz.
ALBEIT LAcKxr, Supt.
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lfissic Dispute.

At 6 o'clock Saturday night W. ].
Moss. an engineer at the ophir. called
Professor Willis. Of the Third Ward
school, Virginia. out OF Ash's bookstore.
and q minute after there was . lively
nsht on the street and . double arrest.
Moss accused him OF Islander and took
him unawares. but the Professor made
q good fight after he got tho blood out OF
his eye. which the first blow OF Moss
sent there.
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THIS MORNING..

TINS MORNING..
LOGS Ophir. "a. AN. 23s. 23S
9ia Mexican. -. 3is, sou. SIN. 3is
81 siO
100 Gould 4 Curry. IN
las BestS Bslcher. IL. Isl
$50 California.
$50 savage. i0s. lob
CHS Con. Virginia. .. 81
4i0 ChollAr. Potosi. i6. t5S
$50 Hale a Sorcross. Ia. II
210 Crown Point.
1885 Yellow Jacket, iiS. iia, iii
6O35 Imperial. IL, I 20
Gas Beicher. ~. 7S.7 IN
235 Confidence ISL. IL
sos Sierra Nevada. i5s. u. az, "a
10 Utah. itk
ass Bullion. 5S
ass E~xehequer. ., t3
239 OvermAn. lOe
70 Succor. 55c
AGO Union Con-. ~. 5sh
Go Alta. 50, So
GO Lady Bryan, 1 10. 1
800 Julia. 4. 4 W
465 Caledonia. 2 IS. 2 20, 2 IL
425 silver Hill. IL. ~
800 Baltimore, i
lao Challenge. 3, 30
200 New York. Csc. Toe
100 woodville, &c
it0 Kossuth. loo
s. Ward. 1 Us. I 10
2U5 Scorpion. I 40. l u
800 L~eviAthAn, Csc
100 North Con. Virginia. 81, sA
100 Lady Warrington. I 10
$50 Benton Con-, 3 40. 81
COO Solid Silver. $50
100 Plowery. Csc
900 North BONANZA, IN
$50 MAekAy. . ~. Is
100 Mountain Wow. )
100 south Potosi, 2 10
zoo Rhil. Sheridan. l5c
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The Gold Hill Bakery. ]. p. Becker.
proprietor. Is certainly m OF the fines,
places to get q good square meal on the
Comstock. The linen there Is clean,
the dishes shine and tho knives.
forks and spoons do not ever
have TO Be pried apart before be.
ing used. The very best OF the
market 10 always to DO had there and
the place Is becoming really famous.
Men point to II rs they 60 by and say,
"Thsre is the place TO enjoy q meal"
and We believe them. The usual bakery
supplies are to DO had there also. We
are proud OF Becker and his place.
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Ward.

vrnarSIA Crrr, March 90. 1s7o.-Jdoob
Siadu,id, Jr., S,er,tary: During the past
week succeeded in bailing the accumulated
water IN the shaft 40 feet. There yet re.
mains TO be bailed 40 feet. Some triiing
delays have occurred natural to starting
new machinery. hence the anticipated pro.
gress not being made as mentioned In my
former letter ; however. the machinery 10
q perfect success. Good progress Ia being
made in enlArging the station at the 500
level will be completed by Thursday
morning and operations at once resumed
In east crosscut.
HENRY BAwpES, Supt.
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Dspsrssre. Last Evesiax.

W L olig.r. I N Scott. Chas Mccarthy.
VIM Murdoch. ID W Carl. J Farrell. W $
Mcdonald. d Liebert. W staley. ] Q
Leonard. II Burns. q n Marshall. Miss
Osmond. Mrs Griffin. q c Goodwin. Mrs
shibell. @ Harris. Mrs Norris. J Mackay.
Mn Kirkpatrick aud daughter. RV Dey,
J T Bradley. n Friedman. Louis voss Jr.
p Won olker. W J Stanton, Miss N A
Harvey. Mrs II Mayer and family. Gus
Milner
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..-.s c...e,,s.s.d virsi.i..

VIRGINIA CrrY, March 20. ls79.-G,orys
G. Pran, Secretary! The shaft has been
trimmed up and timbered 80 feet during
the past week. The air has been very
bad. thereby greatly retarding u pro.
rress. The air IL now gradually improv.
ing and We e,pec, 10 make . better show.
ing the coming week. The water gives us
but little trouble. The new engine 10
completed and painted and all ready 70
run when the ropes arrive.
d. II. JACKSON, Supt
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GOLDEN FLxEcK.-L. =. Z. Waller, q
pretty ~wids-awske mining man. and one
Of the early Comstock locators, was in
town to-day and left for Bodis. Walker
IL one Of the owners OF the famous
Golden Fleece mine. Psavins District,
one Of the biggest and most rebellious
mines in the world. lie has got compe-
tspt parties from New York 10 take hold
with Q new process whereby that rebel
iious ore can be- worked. 10 20. Walker
will soon be another Msckay u Flood,
with q bigger bonanza.
Tux PKSALrr SUrS.-In the District
Court Q motion has been made in the
cases Of the State vs.. the California and
Consolidated Virginia mines. that the
iudpmept in the bullion tax suits be
satisfied Of record on payment Of the
taxes and costs exclusive Of the penal
ties. and proceedings have been stayed
till the 18th Of April. when the motion
IL TO DO heard.
Prison woax.-Six men. inmates Of
the County Jail. are at work to-day on
Stewart street. Virginia. near Taylor.
digging q trench for . sewer. This Is a
beginning. These men earn i've days
10 the month of from their sentences.
This IL the same - in the State Prison.
They are worked six hours per day.
Deputy Sheriff Morrison has charge Of
them.
PATENT FiLEp.-There has been filed
In the Office Of the County Recorder q
United States patent for the Bailey lode,
1900 feet. Silver Star District. IL 57.lOO
acres, north OF the Sutro Tunnel grant
and the Alabama. In Townships % and
-, I. II n. Of L. 81 Mt. Diablo me-
ridian.
INCORPORATED Articles Of incorpor-
aiion have been hlsd by the Maekev
Gold AID Silver Mining Company /; ].
ID. Hunt. II. Harmon, NJ. Q. Murlaeh.
II. A. Roulsan and N. Z. finnegan,
Directors; 5000. 900 capital; $4,000
shares.
L. A. SCHULTZ, superintendent OF tho
Bullion and yIchequsr mines. has re-
turned from below.
TEE District Court will bs in session
egain tomorrow.
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plAla.

VIRGINIA err. March 20. 1s79.-Geeys
C. Pan, Sscrotary; Our main incline has
been sunk and timbersd 10 feet since last
report and 10 now $50 feet below the 1850
level, measuring on the slope. The bottom
10 In good sinking ground. The now Of
water 10 somewhat less. We shall finish
drilling for the anchor bolts In . few days.
The sheaves are In place and ready for the
new cable, which 10 expected daily. Most OF
the largo new y.bob has been delivered.
W. d. S~ukPPkRp, Supt.
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SIERRA NEVADA.
Visiting Day NJ she Mine-water
In tho ineiine-The Formation
There.

There. -
Yesterday wal visiting day at the
mines, and . representative Of the News
Joined . party Of pleasure seekers on
their way to the bottom Of the incline.
OF the party were Capt. ]. s. Young.
VIM. Sharon, Miles Finlsn, Capt. Kelly.
L. P. Dfeyler, James Rule, j. s. Ryan,
Bob PiIley. E. r. Smith Of Lonksy &
Smith. Humbert Of the Bullion. j. T.
Bradley and ]. E. Mcdonald Of San
Francisco. d. II. Norris, II. p. Heating.
W. b. shspperd OF the Utah, and
others.
The party were provided with dresses
for the trip by order OF Supt. Mckenzie,
by that excellent. trusty and experienced
custos OF the dressing.room. Francis
Hoban. The mine was exosllently ven.
tlsted. the air coming In strongly and
freshly both from the shaft and through
the connection with the Utah. The cur
rent rushing south on the 1900 level was
30 stroug as frequently to %extinguish
the lights. The big air compressor was
being overhauled and consequently there
Was not compressed air enough to DO
had 10 run the incline pumps. aud there
were some 81 feet Of water In the bottom
Of the incline.
The News man. however. tested the
temperature Of this water and found 1t
below the scalding point. and therefore
wsded Il TO the face Of tho incline. Most
Of the rock In the face above water line
was short. hard quartz from which the
fire few with every stroke OF the pick.
This quartz IL beautifully crystalizsd In
spots and carries stains and some metal
In places. Some Of 1t il what Is known
ON the lead as ''water quartz" and. as
might DO expected. there Is an increase
OF water In the incline. The flow Is
not, however. greater than car DO
handled, and when ths reporter left, be.
ing one OF the last OF the party. the
pumps had begun lowering 1t. As a
whole the incline shows q marked i'm
provsmsnt over the rock encountered 30
daysAgo. The quartz Is a little hungry
perhaps in places. but carries more
metal than did the stringers above and
now nearly fills the face Of the incline.
Where veins can DO traced they have q
western dip toward the ledge. The
incline 10 % feet. on the slope. below
the $500 level.
The assays which have been made Of
the rock taken yesterday run rs high M
$40. The reporter dug somo rock at
considerable expense OF breath and
muscle from under the water next to the
face Of the incline. He was not forum.
ate. as he could not SEQ to get an
average OF the formation. The piece
dug was hard quartz and yielded but GO
cents,
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Raid on Opium Dsus.

Tho recent death Of Lawrence Smith
in an opium den and the faint Of foul
play which attended his dsceass have
stirred up officials somewhat and q raid
was made into Chinatown from Virginia
Saturday night. The inmates Of dons,
black. white, copper oolored and tsvny
were all taken to the City Jail. II 10
well, and may the good work 60 on.
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Arr,y.,. Y,.,.ra.y n.rs,ar.

Wolf. ChAs Mccarthy, DIR Harris. Jas
sia,. Becky Kay. Maggie Kay. Mrs Ryan.
Nellie Pendy, Mrs Belena, Q O Stevenson.
J J Robbins and wife, Mrs ID Ii Jones.
@ Muller. Mrs Fannie Mayer, Miss NJ A
Harvey. Mrs d kraus. Mrs L 5 Clark.
p Burns. D. Basneld. y Nicholson. Mrs
n blossom. c W Kssney.
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school. Piesic.

This year there is to DO q school pic
mic as such and authoritativsly so.
Professor James, County School Super
intendent, and some OF the principals Of
the higher departments arc already NOV.
ing in this matter and will take special
charge Of IL 30 as to give It q distinctive
school character. Further mention will
DO made OF 1t when the day for holding
II Ii determined upon.
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Cn.u.rCombluatIou Imam.

VIRGINIA CIrY. March 20. 1874. X.
p. Harmom, Presidsnf, At the ChollAr.No
cross Savage shaft new boiler and com.
prsssor.house IL finished and 10 being
painted. Boilers are set. Air compressor
Il nearly completed. Pumps arc run 70
hold the water ct the 1900 station. and
have made 5.663 strokes during the week,
~discharging into the Sutro Tunnel an
average Of about los, 900 gallons per day.
ISAAC L. REQuA. Supt.
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ASK YOURsRLP THksE QUESTIONS

Are you . dependent sufferer from Sick
Headache. Habituai Costivsnsss, Palpitstion Of
the Hearti Have you Dizziness OF the Head
10 your Nervous system depressedf Dos your
Blood circulate bsdiy' Have you . Cough,
Low Spirits, coming up OF the food afsr eating.
ETC., etc.f All OF there and much more are the
direc, result. Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. anKKH . AususT Flown 10
now acknowledgsd By al druggists to be . posi-
the United slater, through druggists. TO the
people ~ . trial. Two doses vii satisfy any
pcrron OF is wonderful quality In curing al
forps OF Indigestion. sample bottles. 10 cents;
regular size. rs cents. sold positively By oil
nrst.elsss druggists In the United states.
beow Wed
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shan Brsks.

The Con, Imperial broke the shaft Of
the spur wheel Of Its pumping apparatus
Saturday morning. and has had to stop
work except south to connect with the
Yellow Jacket. As another shaft was on
hand, It Is expected to be in and the
pumps going again tonight. Bullion
and E1chequer felt the breakdown. too.
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SAD HAVOC Ia CREATED

Among the tenants Of the mouth By allowing
impurities 10 collect upon their surfsce or In
their interstices. BoZ0D0Nr removes every
vestige OF tartar from the teeth. and renders
thsir premature decay impossible. u not only
lmpaFts TO them whitsness and vigor. but tom.
municates hardness and rueines- u the gums.
The breath acquires . most acceptable fra
Cranes from is nee 10 10 . purely botanic
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