davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CLEANSE and moisten the dry sttckey mouth
OF patients and refresh them with Hop Buffers
diluted with cool water
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BYRNs' 14th street Shoe Store Din Proctors
block.l FlrstclaSS repairing. 4,101;
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In the selection OF cosmetics j. E. Atkinson s
MtN ~ White Roses while harmless and delight
fully perfumed, is one OF the most effective, &
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT.-"Brown's BYon-
chat 1foches' are the most popular article in
this country or Europe for Throat Diseases ard
Coughs, and this popularity is based upon real
meIlt. csc q box. sW
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RrIlDEKS AND HOUSE OyVsE;ss
ID Are requested tn call and exa niue the ii neat a.
sortn eIt of MANTELs taat hss YER been exbi,,tej
il this city. co,npris ing Mate White Blue an Va
riegatfd marble. AlsO, % animation AID In,aid
Mal,els these latter ara inla,1 vito Mutton and
Maw's hand painted encaustic Tiles they are both
besutiul ana lasting, and as cheap "a ordinary
lowest prices ~ ''
Dining Rooms and Chamber Msnte.s at 8l5
Over Thousand different desixI of Tiles for
hearths. yes bules. wainsc oatins. &c, &c &C.
Dsslsnsfurnisned on application
Also. best Of city references.
NJ. ROCKIES
SLATE AND MARBLE WORKS
ay9w&s1m 1885 W. ace n. a.. near Ost
1NNOVAilON.-In Oruer to cstsUi,,h the
a Shsapne.s q my large stock Of bsst grades Of
Clothing, but little worn. and eiIsee.ded lines Of
Gents Furnishing Goods, Wstofea Cams p,siois
&c, at my rev brar ch store, No 2S7 Pennsylvania
aver ne northwest. for the next thirty dayS shai
8f1f ths Sind"csments Ct selling all goods 81 FIVE
and hande only frstcls goods as rood as nav. and
am aetermll ed to force trade at a small margin Of
proht. 1t will he found advantageous for ey, ~ one
to csD At the ORIGINAL He kZOGS, S0S 9Th street. 4
DoItnvests near PennsylvAniA avenue, Or brSnch
store. Isl Penusylvaaia avenue. maxSl-lm
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
George Washington and Susan Washington:
James johnson and Virginia johnson.
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RURN THE BEST AND sArEsr,
THE BED q OIL

Is new. ruby red, nonexplosive. Can be used in
any ismp: II - patented by the &. govern nent
sna nss feeistered trademark. which is also in.
oespls stamped IN the Oil itself, and hence IL can
by Its color. ~ ~7Ai-s 0oc"roa
For sale. at wholesale, By BARBOUR n ua,ryr
1VU, SS1 -oSy- 81 Louisiana avenue md RYS1N a
6Anhn6 SHAW, 1l1e 1lth street Southeast and hv Era
Ap8-t28
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A Caution to Our READER,

The almost invariable fruit OF a successor, in
vention is host OF inferior limitations the
patent LinOleuna floor cloth is no exception RI
this rule. Its durability and beauty IA moved
beyond controversy. Be sure In purchasing the
goods that you look on the back OF the cloth for
"Linoleum." The word is on the back OF every
square yard. None other is genuine. All CARPET
dealers keep it.
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THE kEPUBLIC- Leading Rspub,ic.o wa..-
.os ~ pIipIfnIsnec q The Nstcnai Capital hand
teen nsges and cover. bound. RcpnLfic Rni,aiS1.
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SPRING STILES
FOR MEN AND B0YS.
Dress SuitA,
Business Suits,
Working Suit,
Chndren's Suita.
Suits for Little Chaps,
Suits for Growing Boys,
Suits for Big Boys.
Suits for School Boys.
Suits for College Youths.
Suits for working Youtha
Suits for Small Man.
Suits for Large Men,
Suits for Men Of Medium Size,
Suits for Men OF Extra Size,
Suits for tn Biegest OF Mem,
Suits for every Kind Of Mem.
Suits Tor al The Mem In Town.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO pLRxu ma.
4. sTRAUs,
THE R0PULAR OLOTHuR
ep4O AVA1 -. 00e.s bsk 10th md llfh -
81 1 "a M 91U - e sa53s
o. SJ1a Ie&6X . - .
sssan n1an0 II IL 6aklGa0 -
bsheay 1eoD q g. ~
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Il Fair Skin and L,xrMriant Tresses, the
Secret Of Beauty.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. CSC. zoo.
900 TICKETS AT Two nssIV ne

1857 Plies, amounting to 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted sf All
prominent points, to whom liberal COMPENSATION
viii be paid
Application for rates to clubs should only Be
n ade to the Home Office in New Orlears
Write clesrly stating fun add reese. for further I'm
formation, or send orders to NJ A. DaUPHIN, p. o.
Brosdwsy, New York; or JNO. W. OIL Ark, l703
New York ave Washington.
All our Grand Extraordinary DRAWINGS are uuder
the supersis n and management Of Generals q. r.
BEAUREGARD and j. A. EARLY. ap9-wyslw
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T .OUIAIANA STATE L0TTERY.
A Splendid Opportunity to Win A Fortune
FIFTH GRAND pIsTRIBUTtON. OF AIS z, AT
NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, MAY 18TH 1875
1NRtD, npur W. ulv-e

lOSth Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana state Lottery Com pMmN.
This institution VS. regularly incorporased b. ths
table q poses I'm 1868 for she term OF Went.
9ve Years. to which contract the lnvioiahie fsifh
Of the stale il pledged. with pitsl of an 600 0 "a
Which Il has since added reserve fuua OF o3SO Oo0
lis GRAND SINGLE No MBER DISCRIMINATORY
- xereI scales or posfpones Look at the following
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TRAVELLERS are always sure OF being made tn
their stay. they viii stop at the Aston Ho,,sss
This is one OF the oldest and best Hotels in thar
city, and the prices OF rooms have been reduced
to meet the times
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Foe UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Hrs. Wins-
kow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t correcis acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and we'll tried rem
ely: Is cents bottle.
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S1vF THE ANTE1EeT ON sPECIAL
Ten pr cent interest Il nov sadaa N .u a..c,.,
LDprOseme0t Tax Bills rulmainin9 unpaid, fnom
ne ~; ~ 1rIglnN aooeasmAnk, by authority Of the
O1stt1cS Commissioner
1A1;fayers can save liberal Discount and tho %
OF interval BY eeftng their revised bills
ssSis Agent. IA ~ stTesk north q oolunsbtA
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DEAFNESS AND EAR DISCHARGES or long stand
ing, resulting from badly treated scarlei faver
are permanently cured, without pain or injury
by DR.. Hartley, 30 North Greene ST.. Baltimore
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100 ROLLS Canton mattings. plain and fancy
| from 1Sc. TOWson's, Pennsylvania ave-, south
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PLANK SHAD.-Steamer w. w. COrcOran will
make an excursion to Glymont, on sunday,
Aprn 18TH, 1879. VIII leave 7th- street wharf at
II am, returning at IN
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LADIES! Insist on having Stafford braid and
no other. You Will be sure to like 1t.
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Pn7s.-Dr. Chambers Pilcn; sure cure for
Piles: Instant relief; harmless: never falling. All
druggists 50 cents. Principal depot, j. w,
Drew, eth ard Penna. avenue 1909
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JET, onyx, gold, and rubber jewelry at
Pngg's.
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ALL Wool dress goods, spring styles, csc,
TOwson's, PENNSYLVANIA ave., south SIDE
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POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.-The boats be-
tween Washington and Alexandria run daily on
the half hour, as follows: $50, 1880, $50, $780,
1880, 1870 am, $780, 100, $780, $3.50, 1870, $50,
ard $50 m
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S.HE RTSEEE PIANOS
/ ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL
Victorious st the UsutAnnis! Exhibition
1910; achieved their
GRAND GROWING TRIUMPH wv
IS she IMPOSITION Univsrse!ie. Paris, 1875.
q. l. WILL l. BRO, SoIS AaEzzs
z11 OcVo,skh street ss.ss.
Ass Axents for the celebrated Kr3picb and sssa,
PIANOS and STANDARD ORGANS
Lowest prices fxfres tRnd easiest tarms nn~x.sr,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

"a H. HWABE 4 co.'s
~! WORLD-RENOWNEU
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIASUh,
THE BEST NADE
every IastEuEaent fully warrsntec n. ...sa.
.tos and Organs from other oelebr sfsd fac Ss$3a
tories for sa!s, rent and exchange on .heSttAyf
MIST reasonable terms. asecsf ENDORSEMENTS srr
1sh or short TINA -
EKREg2kGH'B PIANO HAKEaooEe
433 Elcoesash eSTees.
t9ec6-ts few doors above penn-s syx
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300 PIKCEs new spring dress goods, IL to 25c
TOWSon'S, Pennsylvania ave., south side
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A SURE THING; II never fails; cure yourself
for 81. Prot. chapins Bvehu- paiba-a quick,
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
druggists: advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.,
n. T., aid for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. 324 eoIy
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THE THIRD
great remedy submitted TO me is called the
Cu,icura kesolvent because OF It's intimate rel.
ton to Cuticura In the cure OF skin and scale
diseases or all the remedies for The puritict-
zion OF The blood and circulating finds that
have ever examined, none approach Ia soeciti,
medical action the wonderful properties OF tn
Resolvent In forty minutes after taking the
first dose 1t may be detected by chemical iinaly-
sis in the saliva, sweat, fat, and blood, shown
that 1t has entered the blood and circnlating
fluids, and made the entire circuit OF the luna
labyrinth many times. Chemical tests show L.
TO be present In the water With wnica t:le o.
tent has bathed on rising in the morning. Th!s
wonderful property alone should render It f l.
nous, for by thus entering and becoming par
OF the circulating fluids 1t Is enabled TO trlveraa
every diseased cell, tube and vessel nf the skin
and leave It's wholesome medical Constituents
upon the surface of the body, thus re alizily tn
dream OF the greatest French ply sciau
But 1t does more than this. IL Is a pOwerfn
| purifying agent and liver stimuant. 1t neli.
| IraliZes and resolves away blood posons caused
by the virus Of scrOfula, cancer, canker, nalst-
! rial or contagious diseases.
! If destroys microscopic insects or parasite,
| which infest the water and air VI malariAl re
besides destroying the liver and kidaeys And
besides all these wonderful properties, 1t resu-
| lates the stomach and bowels 50 successful.
that digestion becomes so perfect as to admit OF
| a rapid increase Of wholesome tissue, while the
| mental and ply steal forces are 81 favoraoy a.,
tected that the most obstinate Affections, shicl
| nave been pronounced incurable Oy the highest
| medical authorities, are speedily and permit
| nently cured.
| Having been charmed, I must confess, with
| the results OF my analyses OF these new RENE
| dies my next step was 10 demonstrate their
| value In the treatment Of the great skin affe.-
| tons usually considered tncurable. know that
every word now write
WILL AWAKEN HOPE
| In the breast Of many life long sufferer. Can
| !, In broad and Christian Spirit without preiu-
dice, without reservation, say to those Affected
! Here, In these great natural remedies is a
md IykSt,
OF the responsibility l assume, 1 say, 1 can.
There does not exist case OF chronic salt
| rheum, letter, rinSworm pemphigus, psoriasis,
| leprOsy, ichen, prurigO, scad head, dandruT, or
itching or scaly eruptlons that the Cuticura
remedies may not cure, unless tue recuperattve
| powers OF the glands and tubes are DESTROYED
forever. Instantly they begin their great work
| Relief dates from the first application and q
! cure speedily follows their faithful use.
HUNDREDS OF LIVING WITNESSES,
The best evidence can oner In favor Of these
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DR HENRY MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERa-
u Certain cure for Disease Of tie Kidneys, Gra
seminal weakness, Impotency. Scrofuia, syphiiL,
and 81 Blood and shin Diseases speedily cured
18th ct. and Pa ave. Price, 08 per boz sent by mai
On receipt of price, securely eeSlod febIkiY
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ESQ REwARD-H Dr.. BROTHERS fails to cure any
y care of Female Weakness. Irregularities AID
DISTINCTIONS. Thirty years experience in Wash
u gton Ofhce, N6 st. NV, opposite Smithson-
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters. under the dates
given. have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal Offices Of the various COM
panies in San Francisco:
Sierra Nevada.
VIRGINIA CrrY, June %. 1s79.-W. W.
S,et.os, Seerefury: Very little progress
has been made In sinking the incline
during the past week. the cause OF this
being the heavy fow Of water and the fro
quent breaking down Of the donkey pumps.
We are now about ready TO put In the last
set OF timbers. which will complete the
stump below the 2400 level. When this 10
accomplished work will DO commenced at
the $500 station and prosecuted with oil
vigor. The heat below the 1900 level, in
the incline, Is very intense, which will
considerably retard the work Of opening
the lower levels. The ore Slopes still con.
tinue to yield their usual AMOUNT OF good
milling ore. I have thought it best since
my last letter TO change the day OF my
final shipment Of bullion for tho month
from the 18th TO the lastday Of each calen-
dAr month. We have commenced hauling
ore TO the Consolidated Virginia ore-houso
for convenience Of transportation by rail-
road to the Eureka mill. which Is now the
property Of the Sierra Nevada Company,
aud will be started up when . sufficient
surplus Of ore Ia on hand to keep IL run.
ming. During the 4th. 9Th and 9th OF
July work will DO suspended in the mine
for the very necessary repairs required 70
be made upon the surface machinery. Tne
regular Visiting day TO the mine occurring
upou the 9Th. IA will 10 impossible for
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Adispatch received by Dave McCsrty,
states that j. ]. Maggie Of this town died
in Sacramento yesterday at 1:s0 p. n.
Jack Magic 10 we'll known throughout
the Comstook section. having been con-
nectsd with the mines and their work.
ings for many years. He was latterly
foreman OF the Belcher mine. and some
weeks ago declining health induced him
to 90 TO San Francisco In the hope that
the change would be beneficial, but 1t
proved otherwise. and he was on his 70
turn when death ensusd from pneu.
mouia. He leaves q young wife, .
brother and Q large circle Of friends to
mourn his loss.
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A. Beaten.

Tho friends Of the young gentleman
referred to in the following item. which
We copy from the Benton (oL.) III.
Weekly Mps.Leasr. will bs pleased to
learn his Of whereabouts and success !:
&c. W. Bstterman 10 here. He Il SON
OF General O. O. Battsrman OF Virginia
City, Nevada, for Q long time supsrin.
tendent Of the Consolidated Imperial
mine, and who has also held other i'm.
portant positions In that State. Mr.
Batterman 10 O civil engineer. brings his
instruments with him, and comes to TO
side In our midst. He will have charge
OF the asssying apparatus OF the Sultan
Hill Mining Company. Mr.. Battsrman
arrived in company with Captain Pres.
cofk
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ws,sr Tor suno

Tho flags are floating over the works
Of the flooded mines to-day In honor Of
the event Of pumping into the sutro
tunnel. The Savage pump commenced
at Q O'Clock this morning and ran at
seven strokes q minute until II o'clock.
whom the pump at the 1900 level gave
out, and the main pump was stopped.
Superintendent Gillette expects TO have
the pump repaired before night. The
Hale & Norcross pump was started at z
O'Clock and has been running steadily at
seven strokes per minute ever since.
When the pump started the water was
$50 feet above the 200 level on the Hale
4 Norcross incline. At 2 o'clock this
afternoon the water had been lowered
ovsr 100 feet.
At sutro the people are jubilant. To-
night there will DO bonAres on the sum
mits OF Mounts Emma and Rose. which
will DO visible from Virginia and Coll
Hill. President Moore OF the Tunnel
Company 10 in Sutro. and there will be
q regular blowout.
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Mi,cellsneous kilograms.

New YoRx, June 30.-It 10 rumored
that . new Stock Exchange IL to DO o.
tablishsd here In which dealings will DO
held In the better class Of mining stocks
only. It IL said some leading California
capitalists intend to start this institution
with o view Of facilitating dealings In
shares which nov form the principal
business OF the San Francisco Exchange.
wYrHEvrLLE. (va.). June so. An en-.
glue and three cars OF the mall train Sst-
urday morning broke through Q bridge
near this place aud fell q distance Of 30
feet. Express messenger Langhorn was
killed, conductor Fairfax and two mail
agents injured, and several passengers
hurt.
ST.. Lou1s, June 2s.-Preparations for
changing the gauge Of the St. Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern railway,
which have been In progrsss for two
months, eliminated last night. and at
daylight this morning ver 5000 men
commenced the work Of shifting rails
and long before night the entire line OF
nearly TOO miles, from st. Louis to Tex.
arkans, vas changed from Ave feet to
the standard gauge Of 4 feet 81 inches.
The locomotives and cars have also been
changed.
CHICAGO, June 2s.-A Nebraska City
(Neb.) special says: A horrible acct.
dent occurred on the Missouri river. Ave
miles below that place, late yesterday
afternoon. The boiler OF the Govern
ment tugbost Clytis exploded, killing
two men. The fremen and engineer
were fatally injured, and the captain OF
the tug and another man were badly
scalded.
DrLpwoop ID. IT,, June S0.-Thso.
dore Toback. an old pioneer In the city,
was found dead in his bed Saturday
afternoon.
CHICAGO, June s0.-Ths seventy Ave
hours pedestrian contest between
O'Leary and Grassland closed at II
o'clock Saturday night. O'Leary made
$50 miles and 8 laps and Grassland 225
miles aud 8 laps.
CHICAGO, June 30.-The Tribune this
morning has over q column editorial on
the decline oil San Francisco - the con.
trolling center OF the Pacific coast.
New Yoax, June 30.-A receiver has
been appointed for the affairs Of Samuel
w. Green, printer. Liabilities over
x400 600.
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WITHOUT TAos.-The boys are i'm.
proving the few days that remain before
the Fourth Of July In catching tasless
dogs for the Poundmsster. Gold Hill
has been ovsrrun by Q pack OF skulkinR.
yelpinR ours for several months, and
the community can we'll spare the few
that fall into the hands OF the boys,
and are made TO suffer tho extreme PEN
atty Of the law.
TEE PLACE TO vIsrr.-J. p. Becfsr's
svsr.populsr restaurant was never more
popular than at present. At this place
NAV at all times bs found the most
choice articles which our markets AFFORD.
The place IL on Main street, Gold Hill,
and iis patronized by best people.
All the delioaciss Of the season received
daily and served In superior style.
KICKED III MULE. "A Sutro man was
kicked by q mule last Saturday and ssri.
ously injured. The iron shoe Of the an.
imai struck the man on the left side, di.
rectiy over the heart. and his Life wa
saved by . copy Of the News which hs
carried folded In his upper coat pocket.
Medical aid was rendered the man, and
he is now In Q fair way to recover.
AGAINST TIE suoco..-Ths following
additional liens against the succor
Mining Company have been flsd In the
County Recorders office: 8. J. Mar
tin. S6S5; William Montgomery. $6e8;
q. .. Wright. SLOT; J. veltman. $6S;
A. Ferguson, $4S5; ]. Frscus, $S6o;
John Caubls, $7l6; John Donahus,
$403.
sroarokrED.-stsphsns 4 Peters. Of
the old Wedge Saloon. In the Maynard
Building, Main street, have dissolved
psrtnership, Stephens assuming Ill lia-
bilities and collecting al dsbts. All
per,ons indebted to the late firm are
earnestly requested 70 come forward and
ssttls without further notice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-30
Mechanics Usios Omesrs.

At q meeting Of the Mechanics Union
Of Storey county. held at the hall on B
street, last Saturday evening. June 2sth.
the following named officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing six months:
President, A. F. Mackay; First Vice
President, W. Il. Thompson; Second
Vice President, Fred. Smith; Recording
and Corresponding Secretary, Theo. b.
Woodwork; Financial Secretary, 3. b.
Connors; Treasurer, A. B. Mckay; Mar.
shall, W. A. Mcintosh; S~erReant.at.
Arms, William A. johnson. @. W. Daley
was elected to AL o vacancy in the Board
Of Trustees.
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aeuId Curry.

Vuor1A CrrY, June 20, 1874. x.
DurSror, Secretary: The east drift on q
100 level has been extended 40 feet during
the week. The character Of ground passed
through same - last reported. Total
length Of drift, s7s feet. The Osbiston
sha{t Was sunk and timbered 10 feet.
There 10 NO abatement In the how OF water.
In addition to the pumps (which are run.
ming ~arstclass). two large tanks have been
kept running all the week. Mason work
on the new engine foundation Il progress
ing ~fsyorsbly. We have commenced cut
ting ont and excavating for the large
Jump foundation and bob-pit. All work
about the shaft 10 giving good sstisfsotion.
H. II. PxNoYlR, supt.
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Arrayal. Ye..srany Morninx.

W johnson. Miss J n Kelley. Minnie
Lewis, J O Ruhling. @ II Golding. II
Bswdsn, Miss Mason. II J Breed. E ]
Moore. Chas D Cushing. Mrs b II Nc
Ciurs, Miss u Lenhart, A voivovich, ]
Boland. jas NcKinty. + LaRus. + Tag.
liabue and wife, J b wyman. Gov ] ID
Kinkssd. Miss E Wagner. Mrs II d Greer.
Niss Fannie Morgan. Mrs l. J Morgan.
Mrs J u McGinniss. O Yeomans. N kerno,
J @ Clark. J Rule, J Coleman. @ McCrone.
A Grab. d Chorc. E Hurd. Chas Wilkes,
A W Fisk. Mrs p J Mcmahon. N Can
avan and wife. Miss Ella McNseley. Louis
Zuru.
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Doing 70 Bsdis.

The pumping machinery Of the Lady
Washington company Is being taken
apart for removal to Bodis. This ma.
chipsry is very heavy and complete.
The cost Of putting It In its present
position wal very great. and a. II has
been used but very little, It 10 a. good
as new. The Lady Warrington folks
will hereafter work their mine through
the drifts from the lower levels OF the
Alta and Benton mines. The present
drift on the 1850 level will DO driven
directly through the Lady Warrington
ground 10 the Ovsrman before cross.
cutting.