Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-12
THE SHAUGHRAUN.' u

cicaults great drama, The Shaughraun. "
The cast will be as follows: J. S. Lindsey
as Captain Molineau1; J. C. Francour as
Harry Duff Miss Nellie Holbrook as Clara
Folliott; Miss Esther Williams as Moya;
Miss Lizzie Ingals as Mrs. O'kelly. This
drama has met with unbounded success
everywhere in this country, and is said to
be Boucicault's masterpiece. The company
is well spoken of, and merits to draw a
full house of the lovers of the legitimate.
THE NORTH ENDERs. The following from
last evenings Chronicle, relative to the north
end mines, will prove of great interest to
many of our readers "The drift from the
230O level of Sierra Nevada, running toward
the Union shaft is IN 20 feet from the incline
to-day. The west half of the face is in good
ore the other half is in porphyry and clay.
No work is being done in the drift to- day, the
miners being engaged in timbering it up as
far as it is run. No blasting will done before
Monday, when it is expected, from the way
the ore is coming in on the west side, that the
whole face Of the drift will be in ore in few
hours The drift, we are informed, will have
to run about 60 feet southwark from the
Sierra Nevada incline before it will strike the
north incline of the Union ground. The
Union shaft has been sunk ~ feet this " eek,
making it 55 feet below the 220O level. The
bottom is in more favorable formation than
when last reported. The stringers Of ore are
more plentiful. and they are all rich. The
shaft is being sunk as rapidly as possible
The streak of ore found on the 230O level of
Ophir has been passed through. 1t was about
nine feet wide and of low grade. The face of
the crosscut is now in porphyry. When the
crosscut is extended short distance further,
the ore vein passed through will be explored
lengthwlse by drifts running at right angles
with the crosscut. Opinions differ to
whether this is the Hardy vein or not
GREAT HUNTERS. George McMahon of the
Western Unien Telegraph Office, and Ed
Sweeney, of the Ormsby, went out rabbit
hunting yesterday. About mile from town
they apied poor sickly and crippled rabbit,
and Mcmahon in his great excitement
cooked both barrels of his shot gun, but only
fired one, killing the poor thing, which was
only three feet away. The hunters were ex-
ultant with their great luck and brought the
rabbit into town hung ON a bamboo pole,
which they carried between them But before
they reached home Mcmahon came near
killing Sweeney, for in the great excitement !
upon killing thar sckly rabbit, |
the former forgot that The h,.amer of the |
loaded barrel was ready for action. Nc |
Mahon's coat tail accidentally struck it, and |
the charge came within an inch of going |
through Sweeneys legs. who even now has
not recovered from his fright.
SroCKs The north end stocks were
stronger yesterday than they have been
IN many months. Especially was the
strength of tho market noticeable in Sierra
Nevada and Union, which is accounted for
n the striking of good milling ore in both
# these mines. 1t is predicted that yes
erdays rise is merely forerunner of big
market at an early date. Perhaps; but
ime alone can tell. So few men are at
manipulating the mining property
hat no outsider can guess when market
'ill be made.