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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-10
Do Mu..stt and the psu..

Alfred dc Mussett always declared
that hs hated dogs for the reason that
twice In bis life an animal OF the canine
race had come within an ace OF wreck
ing his fortunes.
The irst time was ct Q royal hunting
party, when the poet, Louis Phillippe's
guest, when q bird was flushed. drsd
hastily. and sent the citizen Kings To-
vorite pointer to meet Cerberus.
The second was when, a candidate for
the Academic. De Muss-tt went to pay
the customary visit to an Influential I'm
mortal whose chateau was in the envi.
rons OF Paris.
At the moment the poet rang at tho
gate an ignoble whelp OF incredible ug-
illness, covered with mud. rushed to
meet him with joyous barks. and fawned
upon him to tho dstriment OF the poets
new pa~utsloons.
Disguised a. Do Musset was. II would
have been psrilous to drive Of the In
mortal's faithful dog. 30 he was COM
PEELED to let the frightful animal lick bis
hands, cover him with caresses and
mud, and prsosde him to the drawing.
room.
A moment later the Academician sn-
tered. De Mussst noticed his embar-
rassment, at which hs was not sur.
prised, considering the behavior OF the
animal. They adjourned to the lining
room, followed by the dog. which. after
giving vent to his delight by various
gambols and cries. placed two muddy
paws on the cloth, seized the wing Of .
cold chicken. and began ~ooptsntsdly to
devour L..
"That's tho most abominabls brute I
ever heard Of" thought De Musset, and
continued aloud. "You are fond Of dogs.
ses."
"Fond OF doss'" echoed the Immor-
tai. II hate dogs"
"But this animal is hereI"
II only tolerated tbs beast because It
10 yours. sir!"
'sfins'" said De Mussst. az thought
1t was yours. which was all that pre-
vented me from killing himl"
The two men roarsd With laughter,
aud De Musset made q friend.
Late that day q yellow dog crossed the
frontier OF the Rhine at Strssburg with
the air Of an animal that had scored up
on the tablets OF bis m-morys decidedly
unpleasant recollection. and headed for
Constsntinople with undiminishsd celsr-
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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:
0pnir.
VIRGINIA err. Nov. 8. 1870. L.
Weller. President: During the past week
the main incline has been sunk and tim
bered IA feet. and Is now 12l feet on the
slope. below the 2i00 station. and contin-
ues in . Manufacturing vein porphyry,
carrying stringers Of quartz. On our
2iO0 level the west crosscut has been ex-
tended 81 feet. making . distance Of liz
feet from the east side Of the main in
cline. passing through Q vein formation
showing quartz and clay. On our $500
level the main north drift has crossed our
north line and passed into Mexican
ground. It will now DO continued by that
company through their ground TO Q con-
nection with the joint Mexican and Union
Consolidated winze now being sunk on
their north line. The drift has passed
through the birdseye porphyry into . very
favorable-looking vein formation. carry.
ing ore giving low assays. Tho joint
Mexican crosscut has been extended II
feet-total length from main north drift
Al feet-and has not yet got to the favor
able vein formation encountered In the
last "a hours In the main north drift. The
work Of snlarging the joint Mexican up
raise to the 2i00 level 10 completed. The
south drift from the east crosscut has
been extended Is feet. making . total
length Of So feet. The material passed
through has been vein porphyry with clay
seams. On our 2i0o level the north drift
In the Hardy vein has been extended IA
feet, and is now ITO feet north Of crosscut
No. I, and continues to show some milling
ore in the face. On q 1000 level the
join Mexican crosscut has been extended
20 feet-total length from tho main north
drift, SAG feet-and continues In . hard
blasting porphyry carrying some water.
Our slopes continue to yield the usual
quantity Of good milling ore. We are en-
gagged In placing the new V.bob In posi-.
ton at the head Of the main incline n
are making good progress In the founda-
ton work Of the surface bob. The O. d
@. shaft pumps are handling u water
without difficulty. Our hosting capacity
has been reduced and work interrupted to
some extent during the week BY the break
ing Of tho reel shaft OF our north hosting
engine. Tho broken shaft will DO re-
placed BY Q now and larger shaft and
everything running a. usual BY Wednes-
day next. In the meantime q other
hoisting engines are doing the work.
W. II. Parton. Supt.
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CalimPuia

VIRGINIA CIrr. Nov. 8. 1870. p.
Gordon. Secretary: We have hoisted dur
ing the past week s7s tons Of orc. On q
$50 level the north drift 10 now In liz feet,
50 feet having been u the past week.
passing through vein material. On q
i75O level the work Of repairs on the north
drif, is completed. and the excavation for
the chamber preparatory to starting the
rinze down 10 dnished. and We shall COM
mence sinking on Tuesday next. The
raise from the end OF erosscut 40. 1. up
Is feet. On our 22s0 level. In the o.. q.
.hsft. the north drift IL In 40 feet. continu'
inc In bsrd.blasting porphyry. At The Q.
q q. shaft the pumps continue 70 work
well. W. l.. FARo' s1P"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-10

The second presentation Of Miss
Gwilt" at the Opera House Saturday
evening. with Miss Cavsndish in the
title role. called out q fair audience.
Miss Cavsndish loses nothing when seen
for the second time in an imperson.
alton. That Of Saturday night was Ger.
tainly very fns. natural and womanly.
Miss Gwilt 10 one Of her best creations.
Mr.. Cooks DR.. Downward was per.
lection. He has in 1t struck q strong
lead which hs should iollov-itw will pay.
Last evening T. W. Keene took q ben.
eft. The night Was most disagreeable
and doubtless the weather and b TALL
ing SNOW kept many away. but the at
tendance Was good. The play was
Orchard Ill.," In which Mr.. keene
played the title role with much strength,
spirit and excellence. II suits his style
very we'll and he has evidently given
much careful study to the character. II
in some Of her impersonations Miss
Eberls should break her back. few would
mourn her absence from the stage. She
10 too stiff altogether. The other char.
sctsrs were acceptably played.
Tonight Frank Mayo and "Davy
Crockett" Neither need any now in.
PRODUCTION to o Comstock audience. and
their rssppearancs wall be welcomed by
all. There 10 something in the character
Of Crockett. as played by Mayo. that
takes strong hold Of the most OF man.
kind among US. and they never tire oil
witnessing 1t. Mr.. Mayo will remain
through the week and will be supported
by Miss George woodthorpe. who sets
lots Of hearts to humping joyously when
ever and wherever she appears before
the iootlights. Wednesday and Thurs
day nights Mr.. Mayo will play ''Msn
and Wife," Friday night Ivan. the Viz
sinlan." and Saturday night 1.-THE
Streets OF New York"
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sr0cK aEPoRr.
n. Fra,eiseo Beard.

THIS MORNING.
ITO Ophir, 30S, 3oa. Sos b9o
b45 Mexican, 81, 30a. son
$50 Gould 4 Curry. IL al. mi,
$50 Beat 4 Belcher. 81 .20h ,2oh ,soh ,2o's
204 California. Sd, as.
1865 Savage. lea, l6's' ioS' iva los
$50 Con virginia, 6's
1890 Choliar. ss, So. So. 81
17ss Hale d Norcross. 20k, 20. 2os, l9k
i9h, l9a. ~. l9S
l60 Crown Point, 3 30
260 Yellow Jacket, lSk, l5k
$50 Imperial, 1
20 Kentuck.
10 Alpha. IL
$50 Belcher. 8 95.<
80 Confidence. ION IL
$50 Sierra Nevada. So. 81. 52s. SIN
1s5 Utah. 10. lsk
rs Bullion. 6
Ito Exchequsr. 4 80, $50
50 Overman. 81
so Justice. , 30
1000 Succor, 25c
745 Union Con-. 70. II. nv. u
$50 Alta. 81, 8. 8 $50
40 Lazy bryan, QUO, ooo
SOS Julia. 8 80. 81
rs Caledonis. 2 40
$40 Silver Hill. I Is. I 20
90 Challenge. AZ
400 New York. 35c
$50 Lady Washington Con-. I. I oS
GO Andes. I Is. I 10
$40 Wells Fargo. i0c
ITO Scorpion. ~. 4 40
100 Levisthan. Coo bio
1850 Trojan. loo
SIS Benton Con-. 81. 8 co. s c5
1860 Golden Gate. 2 IS. 2 80. An. 3 20
$50 Con. Dorado, ~. AZ
1000 Flowery. SOC, 35c. SOC
220 North B~ons,xa. I Is. I 20
s700 Msckay. loo. zoe
500 Ward. 81
$50 Mountain View. 8, ~. 2s5
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Lissls Rolling Rssutiss.

They are turning ont some ans mschi.
merry at Emmstt's Foundry. Lower Gold
Hill, and they have the machinery to DO
Il. The shsayes for the Forman shaft
we're made there and are fourteen feet
In diameter and weigh 10000 pounds
each. They are turned down on
the lathe In the machine shop at their
full size, and Emmett has the only lathe
in the State capable OF doing that kind
Of work. The face OF these shsavss are
l0.inch and they are beauties. EN-.
NETS place OF business IL . Ans one.
and he advsrtisss In the NEws.
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Ward.

vraorsIA Orr, Nov. 8. 1s7s.-Jaeob
Stadtfsld. Jr.. Secretary: During the past
week 70 date the shaft has been sunk and
timbered Is feet; total depth, l,7ss feet.
The flow Of water continues strong. equal
to $50, 900 gallons per "a hours. The gen.
eral character Of the ground encountered
remains favorable for sinking. The north
drift to connect with tho long south DRIFT
and east crosscut on the Julia 1900 level
has been advanced 20 feet from the north
end Of tho Ward shaft. The ground en-.
countered 10 solid. blasting rock. This
work 10 being pushed with vigor with .
visw Of . speedy connection.
HENRY BAwDEN, Supt.
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A Fearful Barbecue.

CINCINNATI. November l0.-Ths cattle
pens Of ]. w. CAT & Co.,, ct the corner
Of Eighth and Evans streets. were
burned Saturday night. The pens were
nllsd with cattle belonging jointly to
Perrin 4 CAT, distillsrs, and Fort. Sad.
Ter & Co.. butchers, numbering 1900. Of
which $50 head were consumed In the
main portion OF the pens. Three hun.
dred In the southern portion. separated
by Q brick wall were saved. The pens
were valued ct $50 00; insured for
SlI,2 $50. The cattle were insured for
$4,000 In Cincinnati. P~hilsdslphis and
New York companies. The fire 10 sup.
posed to DO the work OF an incsndisry.
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uale a GOrcrOoo.

VIRGINIA Orr. Nov. 10. le7s.-Joet =.
L;oAt.sr, Secretary: The 2i00 crosscut mas
been advanced 81 feet. The face Tor past
10 feet has been In ore with streak. Of very
high grade diffused through II. The west
crosscut, 22O0 level. measures ~ iee..
Worn has been stopped owing 70 the fses
showing strong signs Of water: tIe..ns
tions are being made 70 driii ahead vac
determins the amounted wstef liable 70 %
encountered before proceeding fnrtnet
with the erosscnt. The balance BOB ~ as
tsuth station broke down yestsrday morn
ing, but will b repaired some time s9,
morrow. The stoppass OF The pump VIII
not intsrfsrs with tbs work.
Pxrrup p-IypuxIu01, nups
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overman.

GOLD HILL, Nov. 10, 1s7s.-Georgs W.
Bearer, President! During the past week
the south drift has been extended a. feet.
Have been timbering this drift aud cutting
drain for last three days. The south drift
has been extended 40 feet. Have about 40
feet yet to run 10 connect with Caledonia.
At the Forman shaft have been cutting
pump and tank stations. Good progress
has been made putting beam In place and
on foundations for pump hoist.
CHAs. FoRnAN, 6upt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-10

Hardware OF all kinds is being un.
loaded every day OF two at Gallatin d
Folsom's, and when It comes to mining
and milling supplies they ocms by the
car load. They make galvanized iron
pipe 10 order. and have fuse and powder
and rope and blocks and shovels and
picks and nails and all kinds Of domes.
tic articles for housekeeping, and ma.
chine oil and ~lubricsting compound and
stoves and tinware. and everybody
knows they are honorable gentlemen 70
deal with, and their advertisement will
be found In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-10
An ocean Horror.

LEwrs (Dei.), November lo.-The
steamer Champion. from New York for
Charleston. was run into and sunk on
Friday Of the Cspes. Thirty.two lives
= reported lost and twenty-five persons
said to be saved. The ship Lady %.
.tairo, from Brsakwatsr for New York,
came In collision with the steamer. slrik.
ing her amidships and sinking her In
ave minutes. The collision occurred
twenty-five miles OF the Cspes. at 4
O'Clock A. n. The SHIP 10 badly dam.
aged, and had 10 bs towsd TO Philadsl'
phia.
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RayaEe.

VIRGINIA Orr. Nov. 10. 1s7s.-E. b.
Holms,, Secretary: During the past week
we have laid eight columns from the 22O0
to the 1000 for q big Knowles pump, and
will lower the pump to Its place today.
The two crosscuts west on the 22o0 have
been sdvancsd-No. !, 81 feet, and No. q,
"a feet. The south drift on the 220o has
been enlarged and retimbsred 10 feet.
leaving IS feet to be completed TO the Hale
& Norcross limo. The tank pit at the 22o0
has been ~excavated Q feet. We are still
engaged In cutting out the engine station
on the 2200 Ut the south winze. Tbs wa.
ter stands about Is feet below the 2200.
JouS P. KELLY, Supt.
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Consolidated imperial.

GOLD HILL, Nov. 8. 1870. A: r.
Harmon, Preadsnt. For the week ending
this date we have done following work at
mine: Our south winze has been ad..
vancsd 2s feet. making total length Of
same to date LOG feet on the slope. Our
Joint winze alpha and Imperia) was
started during the past week and has oeen
advanced to date Ia feet, on the slope, be-
low our 1900 level. We started yesterday
. drift north In Alpha on our 26oO Level.
which 10 to DO extended through AIph.
and EIchequer ground to the south line OF
Bullion. Everything In and about the
mine IL working satisfactorily.
A. O. HAMILTON, supt.
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Departures last Evssing.

FG Geer. y n Stenhouse, NJ L Wager.
II n Hyde. P A Farton. E J o'Hars. ]
Miller. J d Baker. Miss NJ Reeves. Miss
Reeves. Father Nulty. = Collins. Charles
Boisoit. Mrs Boisoit and daughter, II d
Morris. W II Summers, W r Gould and
wife. Miss I Maynard. Miss Kelly. Miss
Parkinson. Miss Patton. Mrs Z Clement,
Mrs J J Doty. Jonas seeley. Ida Reese. R
Large. Col E II Wright and wife. II II
Rice. T Quinn. Rev Father Lynch. Rev
Father Manogue. Mrs A N Freeman.
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ailyep HILL.

SILVER HILL NINE, Nov. 8. ls7s.-W.
z. Dean, Secretary; During the past week
our east crosscut. 1900 level. has been OF.
tended A fascinating whole distance
from incline e74 feet-through very wet,
heavy clay and porphyry. The face this
morning 10 Q littls harder and showsstrong
signs Of more water. All u extra work
on top 10 nearly completed. and the force
10 being reduced - fast a. possible. We
arc ready for q new compressor ana
hope to have the same delivered and run.
ming In about Is days. Our machinery II
ali In good order and doing good work.
N. G. HILLrER. supt.
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nou.rNoroross.s.vage shan.

VIRGINIA Orr, Nov. 8. 1874. K.
p. Harmon, Preidsnt: During the week
ending this data We have finished and con.
nected pumps ., the 24oo level. and at the
present writing all the pump machinery 10
running a. smoothly a. could be desired.
We begin today taking out the old gear Of
the hoisting engine and shall get the new
ones in a speedily a. possible.
Isaac L. RxQuA. Supt.
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View. 8, ~ s.
Dsparsures saturday EveaiaE.

Departures Saturday Eveninx.
@ Looper. T Burke. o s Cook. j N
Flint. q W Hutfaker, n q Morgan. ] L
Callison. A Shane. Phil Flick. J n McFar.
Ian. 8 Conner. Vim Hitchcock. @ Pollard.
Mrs. n @ Ewing. Chas s Hunt. J Burke,
W p Brown. w Swsrt. r Theimean. N 7
Osgood. Miss I Lichtenberger, L Lichten-
berger.
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Is YOUR LIFE WORTH TEN CRNTss

Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains OF some disease during tneir life.
when sick. the object 10 to get we'll now TO
say plainly that no person In this world that
10 suffering with dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
and its effects. such ~ indigestion, Cosuve-
ness, Sick Headache. Sour stomach. Hs,rt
Burn, Palpitaion OF the Heart, Depressed
Splrite. Biliourness, etc., can take ubHsH's
Auausr FLowER without getting relief and
cure. II YOU doubt this. 70 to Jour druggist
and get . sample DO tie for 10 cents and Try II.
Regular slss. Is cents. Two dosss will relieve
von'
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yellow Jaokes,

Com HILL, Nov. 10. ls7s.-Hsreer 0tey.
Secretary: The north drift on our 27o0
level, to connect with the east drift from
the north incline, has been advanced
during the past week "A feet-total dis.
tanoe from shaft S07 feet. The east drift
was advanced IS feet and ID now 10 Isl
feet. The engine Il nearing completion
and will DO ready to run probably By the
end Of tho week. /. 4. JAxEs, supt.
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ArrlxaIa Ye.ierdny MornInE.

Miss George woodthOrpe. d II Sessions
q II Golding. W G Swain. Thos Simon, J
Michel. A Charles. r Kirman. II n Dag
sett. Thos L Darby. Mrs dilrooney, E
Buckley. Miss Rose Lynch. d E Mccarthy,
Sam Davis. J Landers, II 0'Neill. W L
Wood. r T Brodsk, Hattie Israel, Mrs b
b Norton. Mrs n Grogan. Mrs Gillette
and daughter. Mrs. T n Hammell. W Car
roll and wife, J E Combs.
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Rullion.

GOLD HILL, Nov. 10. 1s7s.-L. N. Bra.
sell, Secretary. The incline Wine has
been sunk and timbered 10 feet during the
past week, making the total depth 222 feet.
The material met with has been OF . very
hard vein matter which has necessarily
made q progress slow. The water 70
mains about the same and 10 handled with
out difficulty. The east crosscut on the
2I00 level has been advanced . distance OF
20 feet, making the total length u feet.
The material IL the same favorable quartz
formation a before mentioned.
E. A. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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now TO SAVE MONEY.

Instead Of going to = doctor for . prescrip.
ton. II you have Br gifts Difesss. Diabetes.
Pain In the Back and Loins. Smsrting. imam.
nation. Calculi, B ickiust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy Q bottle
OF DR. MtSTfE'S NkPHR .TICU T.. the grsst
Buehu Compound II IL the most wonderful
prescription ever comp ,undei Tor theso
troubles. Messrs. AbrpDs , Carroll. wholesale
druisists ssy "W regard Nsphrstieum a.
he 6sf Kldnsv and Bladder Rsn<dy In As
mdrkSt." Woocw ward. drugyi. 1, Pvrusnd. Orc
Ron, Gays "Evsry body speaks highly Of IT,"
Childs, druggist, Portland Oregon. says: .'6old
Its OF it; II always does thu work MANY
havs been cured VI obstinate kidney complaints
after the doctors have given them up. For
sale by all druggists. P.ics 81 %.
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oould Curry.

vraon1A Orr, Nov. Q. 1879. - A. K.
DsrSrOs. Secretary: For the past week the
100 level joint east crosscut has been %.
ysnoed 81 feet. making total length i,esf
fset. The faos u In hard. dry ground. Al
he jslnt shaft al work Il prosrsssing
we'll, II. ii. p1Soy11, eupt
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A Meviug Nan.

Thomas Gallagher does more tssming
about Gold Hill than any other man and
has better facilities for delivering freight
than all others. he handles . tiny
package or . tremendous machine with
equal celebrity. and brings It round to
your door. Instruct shippers to mark
"Cars T. g.. Gold HILL" On your boxes
and you need trouble no more about
them. Gallagher will deliver them a.
soon a. they get here.
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SUICIDE.

A distinguished scientist once said: "No
man with . strong and hs.lthy stousch ever
Committed suicide" and Jet many are suffering
the torturss OF the damned with Dyspepsia
when . single bottle Of DR. MINTlR's Rpglish
Dsudelion, Liver and Dysp-psis Pills will give
relief. and n persisted In. will cure the worst
case Of this distressing trouble. This pill
cures torpid Liver and Bil,ousness. =, regulates
the Bowels. removes Pimples from the Face.
cures Ballrw Complexi q. Foul Breath. sick
Hea iache. H-arburn, Pain In the sides and
Back. 10 sugarco.ted ami GUARANTEED to b
PURELY 2EGETABLs. Il acts directly upon
The coating Of toe stomach and on the Liver:
can BE- taken ia any climate wet or dry
weather. Beware OF limitations. The G6sutnS
has an engraving OF Q liin on the outside wrap.
per. Price 30 cents. For sale By ali druggists.
THIRl have been more cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
by tho wonderful x glish remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's Vital restorative. than BY oil other
remedies combined. Why will you suderf
Send " A. e. Mintie, n D., No. II Kesrny
street, San Francisco. for the Restorative, and
b cured. Price. Is per bottle; four time the
quantity, SO. Try . bJttls. mh2e ~
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Ralchor.

GOLD HILL, Nov. 8, ls7s.-James Ner-
land, Prssidsnt: The north incline has
now reached . depth Of Is feet below the
1850 level, having bean sunk Is feet dur.
ing the past week. The bottom II still In
hard. blasting ground. The south drift,
2760 level, 10 In 27e feet, having been run
and timbsrsd 20 feet the past week. Tho
rope house ct the pump shaft will DO nn.
ished today. Some repairs arc being made
In the upper portion Of our main incline.
There IL nothing new In the appearance OF
any part Of the mine.
W. h. snru. sups.
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Utah.

vnomIA Orr. Nov. 8, 1870 George
o. Pratt. Secretary: During the past week
the placing Of the pump. rod and water
column In the incline for the second pump
has been completed and found 70 work
well. The water has been lowered about
90 feet and W expect 0 to reach the
bottom Of the incline. We are now en-
gagged In strengthening the pump rods In
the main shaft.
W. D. 0~HxPpxlp. Sup't.
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Avvsvas. shss mopaiag.

W Todd. H @ Gross, Jos Demling. @
Costello, J N Flint, s N Stenhouse and
wife, Miss K Pitchford, W B Morgan. Mrs
A u Freeman. Jas Boyle. W b Wheeler,
Mrs. Osgood. Mrs W II Mardsn. Mrs NJ
Chapman. I o PArke.
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ZION FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness.
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