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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
Assessor KITS.

Dsss q Bsiehsr-si per share; levied AUG.
18Th: delinquent October Id; sais day Octo.
bsr Cad.
Chsliar-0 cents per share: is,ied August
18th; dslinqusnt October -: sale day octo-
Der Satn.
Posesi-;o cents per share: levied August
18th dslinquens October 9Th; sale day
October 2Sth.
sueesr-as cents per .hsr.; levied August
soth: delinquent October ~; sale dag octo-
Der 2sd.
so,h; delinquent October Sd; sale day oeso'
ahsrweed C.sseliaased- 10 cents per
shars; levied sep,smb-r LIST; delinquent
October 9Th: sale dsy october I'D.
lsua 10 cents per share: levied Busust 2oth:
delinquent September 1ld; sale day octo-
Der 18th.
yussiee-ti per shsrs: levied August ith;
d~slipqusnt september ii,h; sais day Sep
tsmbsr s0th.
Cen. Imperial- ~ cents per share: levied
August eth; dslinQuent september 10Th;
aale day October ist.
CrsWa Psiss-Si per share; levied August
nth: %d.;inquea' oe'obsr i''; sale day
Lady Bryss-1 cents per share /; levied
Oct "a.
~.s.a..,.-so can't. o,r .hsr,. levied AUG,
-. s.,a,,.n, a., IA. s.is d.y OCT IL
-,
. y ~. 80 ass
Autus.ii' oshn9usu' SeP'' We ~
oet- ~.
Nsssh Beaansa- - cents per snafe; lev,eo
Auxust iS' uehpqu'a' 'eP" ~
oe. ,..,....,.
esn,s sus, M, ass
IL oeunquen' Sep' e1~
Builion-So cents Per snare: Ievlea aug ~
DELINQUENT sspt' 10 sale AJ oe'.'
lsviashan -7S cents per share. levied Ang.
stn; delinquent september Win sale aAy
september soth.
LI.-.~~-94 esnfs mar ahaFp. levied August
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Nine sold.

The Succor mine. hosting works, en-.
CINE, boiler. pumps. pumping machinery
and pipes. and all tho other machinery
in said holsting works. were sold at
Sherifrs sale last Monday. says the
Lyon county Times. to satisfy the claim
Of George Emmett, proprietor OF the
Gold Hill Foundry. which had been out.
standing since August 10. 1877. The
Bank OF California was the purchaser.
for the Sun OF $4,000. The sale was
made subject to the lsborsrs' liens upon
the property. There was said to be
about Sl0.0 900 worth Of tools remaining
uusold at the time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
0os the Contract.

W. r. EckArt and w. I. Salksld, Of
Virginia. we're the successful bidders for
the contract for constructing the ma.
chinsry Of the Bulwsr.Standard mill,
Bodie. The mill Is to be completed by
the lst Of January next. It will contain
80 stamps. "a pans. IL settlers. 2
agitators and l cleanup pan. The en-.
CINE to drive this machinery will DO
24x6O, with the O'Neil valve and the
Scott 4 Eckart cutoff, which has given
such great satisfaction at the leading
mining works on the Comstock. The
pans for this mill are to be entirely new
In design. and will be capable Of doing
much more grinding than any pans now
in use. The contractors left last even.
Ing for Bodis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03

ISaursr.-Ths jury impanslsd by the
Coroner to inquire into the aus OF the
death Of Patrick Larkin. killed By the
cars yesterday. after hearing the testi.
mony. rendered q verdict Of accidental
death.
MKT Monday the ladies' fair and
festival for the benefit Of Liberty Engine
Company No. I will open. and 1t will
continue through the week. Get ready
for II and q good time.
HAxAos PHroK. aged 70 years. . corn
doctor. who has ranged oil over this
hemisphere, died at the County Hos.
pital yesterday. He was . nati's Oh
Canada.
TEE Eureka Mining Company. Como.
are erecting q boarding and lodging
house. This Is the first building put up
In that camp for many years.
Rev. T. ]. ARNOLD. pastor Of the First
Baptist Church Of Virginia. rendered his
resignation last Monday. The fesigns-
zion was accepted.
How. G. G. GoonwN OF the Enterprise
left last evening for Lake Tahoe. where
he intends rushcating for about . week.
TIE Sisters Of Charity Monday opened
q free school in Virginia for boys under
twelve years Of age.
TIE cows Of Truckss Meadows arc
ssid to Be dying Of some mysterious dis
order.
r,Xvr1 Boulevard is again becoming
tsisk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03

stan OrrIcrRs.-At Q meeting OF the
Silver Star Literary Society. held last
evening. the following officers were elect
cd 70 sorvs for the ensuing quarter:
President, Mark II. Bryan (re-slected);
First vics-P resident, Frank Hurd |; Sec.
ond Vice President. Mason Galloway;
Secretary. Max Shawhan; Assistant SEQ
rotary, Rudolph Schnorf; Treasurer,
John Williams; Grand Marshal, John
Dunkhorst.
AocIDENT.-Clsm. ogg. formerly OF
Gold Hill, hut now Sheriff OF Esmsralda
county. met with q fall at Aurora last
Thursday morning. breaking n Of his
ribs. he was going to o well for q bucket
OF water. and stepped OF q plank which
broke, with the result described. Glenn.
bears this little tribulation with Chris
tian fortituds.
TIE Magnolia saloon. at No. ITO
South G street, Virginia, kept by vii.
liam James, was broken open between l
and o o'clock yesterday morning and
$l4 80 in small change taken from the
till, together with q set OF studs and .
pair Of sleeve buttons.
Coop HELpER.-T. r. McGurn feeds
q great many people and is ready to help
all to o good turn on stocks. he will
buy. sell or carry as requested, and II
will not be his fault IL they do not get
rich. he also loans money on all kinds
Of valuables.
LAWRENCE DoNSxLLY has fled afida.
Wit Of the performance Of 500 worth Of
labor upon the Crystal Ridge mining
claim, Virginia District, and for the year
ending December 81, 1879.
Tue annual meeting Of the South Po-
tosi Mining Company will be held next
Tuesday In San Francisco. See ofacisl
notice In another column.
L. DAsrLLo gives caution In another
column against purchasing certain shares
Of stock Of the Margarita, as the csrtin'
Gates have been stolen.
VIRGINIA CrrY now wants to make her
license tar on the Water Company mere.
ly nominal and then enter into . new
contract for water.
MNrRs.-Ths members Of the Gold
Hill Miners Union will find q special
notice ip another column.
ParInxsr Sklr Of the Sierra Nevada
was among the arrivals yesterday morn
ing.
JoHs ". MAcxAI 10 expected 10 return
to the Comstock about the 18th instant.
Now that the water is out. the Hale i
Norcross Is fencing In.
Con. Imperial compensated today TO
the s1tsnt Of Sl2.s7s.
vnonuA Crry has Q total In her treas
ury Of s2s,ssa %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
District Cour6

The following business was transacted
in the District Court this morning
Brophy Mining Company VS.. Brophy
and Dale.-Exception noted; bond on
appeal and stay OF proceedings. $500.
Charles Mcdonald Va. J.. b. Melon.
aid. - Judgment entered for $3.50 and
half Of costs against defendant.
State Va. Medore Cavanaugh.-Bur-
plary OF Franklin & Sohroedsr's brew.
cry; defendant s~rraignsd; given till Fri.
day to plead.
State W. Albert whits6sld, John D.
Corcoran and James Keating.-Burglary
Of Kinzls's room; given till Monday to
plead,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
lost Mine.

Parties in this city. says the Virginia
Enterprise, are searching for q mine sit
ustsd somewhere to the northeast Of the
North Bonanza, said to have been
worked in 1851 by two Mexicans, who
packed their ore to Six.mils Canyon,
where they ground It In an arastra. As
the story goes. one OF the Msxicans was
found dead near the arastra, and the
other was never seen afterwards. No
one thought much about what they were
doing or where they procured the ore
they were working at that time. but
now, as the matter is talked over. 1t 10
beginning to be believed that they had
somewhere to the northward Q very rich
mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
Died OF HIS ~IsJuriss.

Hugh Lynohy. on early resident Of
Gold Hill. died in st. Mary's Hospital,
San Francisco. this morning Of injuries
resulting from being blown up in the
Peck mine, Arizona, some i've or six
months ago. Deceased was q native Of
County Down, Ireland. and aged 40
years. His body will be brought to
Gold Hill and be inferred by the Miners
Union here. Of which he was q member,
next Friday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
srocK REPORr.
LAST EVENING.

yAa9 RwRNVAn
Y Raymond Ely 'oc' ooc
$50 Belmont, oSc
IT'S Leopard. $50
100 ella, $50
10 Northern Belle. 81
900 Hussey. So
los Grand Prize. 8
$50 Argents. SOC
165 Navajo. $50
100 Silver Prize, l0c
SIS Belle Isle. 4 80. I IS
$50 Hillside. I 60
$40 Paradise. 2 Is, 2 60. 80
80 Real Del Monte,
9S5 North Belle lsls, 45c. 40e
$500 Big Prize. SAC
so Modoc.
200 Bechtel. ! 80
$50 McClinton. Zoe
2to Tioga. 81. 20
100 summit. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
Miners Union Picnic.

The day OF the cas- for genuine en-.
joymont and amusemsnts on the green
at Trsadway's ranch. Carson, will come
next Saturday. when the Miners Unions
Of Storey and Lyon counties unite for q
grand picnic. The boys will be of shift
that day. end so will their sisters and
their aunts and their cousins, and there
will be more fun than any q can tell.
The miners know how to enjoy o day OF
play, and they will help everybody to o
little fun. Go aud see for yourself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
From she Lake.

People at Lake Tahoe report the
weather most glorious and enjoyment at
its hight. OF III all OF the people
make headquarters at John w. McKin.
ney's, where there Ia good fishing and
any amount Of health and recreation to
be picked up. The season will virtually
close next month and till then there will
be lively times at the lake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
A CARD.

To al who arc suffering rom the error and
indiscretiops Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc.. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, yBII OF cnAlol,
This great remedy wa discovered by o mission.
AIRY In South America. Send Q sslf.sddresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
tstion d, New FORK City. Eel ON
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
THE COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
September ., 1879.

Abeus the Advance Yesterday In
steeks-9sasFal Progrsss Meds
Alsng shs Lods-Ths Immesss
Ameuas or Wsrk rhrouSh shs
Ophir and In shs Bsuaass Misss
aurfAcs Preparations - Ths
RioOdod Hlnea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03

ALTA payroll for August foots up
$500, Benton s4.475 and Lady Wash.
ington Sl,579 90.
TaE Belle Isle Mining Company have
declared sdividend Of 60 cents per share,
payable September 9Th.
MRs. MAYNARD. nee Lille Edgington.
arrived In Virginia this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
.,,,,.,. shts Morataw.

q W Perry. Z Martin. Chs Bordeaux.
n H Morris. L vsnn. VEL Deal. WV
Pardee. n Meth. Mrs J Mahanny. Mrs J Il
Cooper. Mary Lyon. A Goldberg. W L
Bolt. Mrs W r Gregory. Mrs. d Keith and
child. n c Tildsu. Mrs. Guy Thorpe. Mrs
Crockett. Mrs L II Torp. L Mason. Mrs.
Miller and children. F Slate. J Cormaek
and wife. frankie Morris. J Morris and
wife, = Nandlebaum. Eddy Goldsmith,
Miss B @ Maynard. Mrs Kitz. W Aein-
so.h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
O. II. GALLUP.

o. q. GALLuP. opposite the Bank Of oaifor.
mia, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand al
favoritc brands Of Imported C;gars. choice bit
cigars, all kinds Of chewing tobacco. meer.
schaum pipes, school books and stationery Of
all descriptions, hns cutlery. and toys ami fancy
moods Of All kinds. ada n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03

MILITARY TOURNAMEST.-To the Mill
tsry Team mshing tho best scors. 500 IN GOLD
coin will BE- awarded. Teams to consist Of 10
inen. 8 shots each. op.n TO all military comps.
nice IN the State. Shooting 10 be conducted
according to rules decided upon By the capains
Of the various contrasting Teams.
To the Reserve Team Of 10 men. 8 snots
each, making the best score, . handsome Swing
Pitcher and ooblsta. Subject 70 above rules. 4.
GRAND PIREMRN.s TOURNAMENT win
Hoss Csrriase.-To be contested By Teams ffom
the various IRE companies Of the SEATS. Each
Team to consist OF II men. distance 600 yards.
Prize, one magnificent Engraved Solid silver
Trumpet.
Firemep's second rsss with Jumper: Price.
plain silver Trumpet.
DONKEY RAoE.-Distspee. 900 yards. Lssr
donkey In TO win. No man 70 ride his own
donkey. Ten donksys 10 enter or no racs. Fret
Prize, 80 gold coin Second Prize. Ton Of
Hay. prevented By Nat. HOLMES " sowsrs'
Mansion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
pRRsCRIPrIoN FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal wesknsss.
Loss Of Manhood. and eli disorders brought on
By indiscretion or excess. Any druggist has
the ingredients Address
8 DAVIDSON q CO.. 70 Nassau st., N. Z.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
SYRUP OF PIss.

Cures Billousuess, Constipation, etc. II
s-lesuss. the system and purines ths blood. It
10 . prompt purgstivs, and 10 very pleasant to
the taste. For sale by oil druggists. Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
pspsr,nr.. l.., Er...sE.

I Tamkin and wife, J l. Casey. u b
NcNshou. Bsv @ r Davis. Z s.onshili,
] II KsttslI. W Harris. J J Lanin and
family, Z Soveu. II II Blackburn. Mrs N
Mitchell and two children. o Lonksy, Misc
Harris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
Lis

A notice has been aled in the Record.
sr's Office that the Shame Mining Com.
pany has commencsd suit against II. ].
Currsn and n. ]. Black to compel said
defendants to deed to the plaintiff the
Spring Garden claim. the Butcher claim
and the Orion claim. Virginia District;
@. II. Belknap, attorney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
MINERS, UNIONS PICNIC.

PICNIC AND EXCURSION
MINERS UNIONS
STOREY AND LYON COUNTIES.
WILL TAI, PLACE Ar
Treadwsy's Ranch, Carson,
SATURDAY. SEPT. 9. 1879.
Csmmiuss Of Arraassnsan,
Albsrt Williams. 4. Musell.
J:B: Au6n. Robert Andrew,
sA4t DtNars
W. II. Atkinson. T.R. Fsrr.
Eugene D: Sullivan, Bart cols.u.
WV. Dunno. Geo. Hawkes..
aoLp I'LL.
John white, =. nlsansrhsssst,
d. Mcpherson, 40 Psscos,
E. o. Lssrmo. Thomas Kelly.
Programme Of Games asA Prizes.
Silver Jewel Clskst. neatly lined with SUI; SEQ
God prize for the same. . solid SILVER Match
Safe.
Bi,ci-dlsi sten.sindiug watch; second p1ss.
Q solid Silver Fruit Kniis.
GIRLS RACE us yssrs and undsrl. 10y
yards. - Firt prise. Q Sllver Gard kseetvsr.
lined with gold; second prize, Two chased Sn.
yer Napkin Rings.
LADIES' ARCHERY (hrss Arrows each :
distance. 20 fsetJ -Firrt prize. . pair OF Gold
Cuf Pins In the form OF an arrow. mounted
with pesrls; second prize. . silver Pickle utand.
with Pickle Knife.
wHEELDARRow RACE ibllndfoidedj, LOO
y~srds.-Przs. handsome silver Water Pitdhss.
OLD MEMS RACE 10 years and overl. ice
y~srds.-Prizs. Solid silvsr.hssdsd Cane.
LADIES' RACE 80 years and over. 100
ysrds.-Prxs, Silver caks Basket.
LADIES' RACE le years and over. 100
y~ads.-Pnse, Toilet Set.
VIRGINIA aHooTINo CLuB-Fin gdo,
Fine Carving Set lEni,s, Fork and Steal. Bee
ond Prize, Silver Ice Pitcher.
THREE STANDING JUMPs.-Prtss. Solid
Bullion Ring. with heavy gold mounting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
sssrrs Nevada.

During the past week there has been
q general ovsrhanling Of pumps. . re-
pairing Of c-omprsssors. ste. The water
10 held Just below the station ON the
1900 iesel, whore . common pump has
been placed to lift the water mp to
level. In . day or tyo . drift viii DO
started east from the bottom Of the east
shalt. 200 level. from which 70 sink
Wine and run Q drift to connect with
the 24Q0 station Of the incline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
lyuiou Consolidated.

The drift east. 1000 level, is being ex.
tended toward the Union shaft on an
average 4 feet per day; total length, ECO
feet. No change in the formation en-.
countsrsd. Repairs to the main north
drift on this level are still going on. The
Joint Mexican crosscut, 1000 level, 10
making 3 feet per day through vein
matter carrying streaks OF quartz aud
clay; total length, SO feet. The joint
Mexican Wine from this level 10 cutting
softer rock carrying considerable water;
total depth, ~ feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03

The north drift from the joint YES
crosscut. $50 level is cutting hard rock,
its face 50 feet from the crosscut. 4
corresponding drift is being pushst
south, and the two will be used to fur
nish Q base for crosscuts to open up thu
vast section Of UNEMPLOYED ground lying
in this portion Of tbs mines. The north
drift. 1850 level. from orosscut No. i. II
in III feet. and is e%ncountssina som.
ore. The north drift on the also lsve!
leading to the Ophir il still being graded
down. The ore vein crossed BY the
main north drift on this level 10 being
followed south. The new pump-rod !.
being put in at the c. &c. shsit, 1t viii
extend from bottom to top and carry the
double line Of pumps up to the sutro
Tunnel hSsl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
Yellow Jacket.
Mexican.

Progress is slow in sinking the joint
Ophir winzs from the 2lO0 level, the
rock being hard and the water strong;
total depth 70 feet. The joint Ophir
crosscut west, 1000 level. is in vein por.
phyry carrying streaks Of quartz; total
length, 90 feet. The joint Union winze
from this level still encounters consid-
cradle water. although the rock Is some.
what softer; total depth. ~ feet. Tho
Joint Union crosscut west continues to
pehetrats vein matter carrying streaks
Of clay and quartz, its face 50 feet from
the main north dlift.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03

The north DRIFT from the crosscut
west, $50 level. IL In 50 feet and in hard
ground. A lateral drift has also been
started south from this crosscut. The
two drifts will constitute o base for ad.
ditional crosscuts to explore that whole
section. The work Of enlarging the
drift, 1850 level. to No. 2 winze, prepar.
atory to starting the raise. Is still going
ON. On the 2l50 level the east crosscut
is passing through favorable material
carrying stringers Of quartz; total length,
It's feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
PERFECT SAFETY. - tbs train vii b n
charge Of reliable conductors.

No improper characters viii b alsvsAh
the cars or on the grounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03

Still running west from the station on
the 1850 level. It will take a couple Of
weeks yet to prospect this portion Of the
mine through to the west wall. The
drift il In promising vein matter. The
Lady Washington drift on this leysl 10
being driven ahead. but Ia without ma
terial change. The north and south
drifts on the l750 lsysl coptinue to pene-
trsts quartz and quartzite. and nearly
the whole bottom OF the incline is being
pushed on dswn through Q similar forma-
ton.
Consolidated Imperial.
The north drift. 1900 level. has been
graded, and . drain put in leading to the
tank ct the foot OF the south vinze. and
now all water Of the lower levels flows
through TO the Belcher pumps. A joint
Alpha winzs 10 being sunk from the 5000
to the 2lS5 level to take the place OF the
eounsction burned. The sinking Of this
winzs Is 70 DO expedited BY . raise from
the 2135.
The double incline Wine from tbs
also level has been making fair progress
sincs last report and IL DOW 104 feet on
the slope below that level. The bottom
continues in clay. porphyry and quartz
Of = promising nature. The Exohequer
drift north, 2400 level. has reached the
Bullion line and has been taken mp and
II bsine carried On to meet the WINE
whom & rsschss that lsysl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03

The total length Of the north drift,
240O level. IL 5B8 feet. u has now
reached the north line Of the mine and
has been given over to the Bullion for
continuation.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shaf-
The shaft has attained . depth Of is4s
feet; no change Of formation since last
report and no increase Of water.
Niagara.
Work proceeds ~ usual on the 500
level. with good ore prospscts In both
drifts north and south,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03

The face Of the joint east crosscut,
100 level. Is 1900 feet from the main
lateral drift and in blasting porphyry.
The joint shaft il 100 feet deep. Sur.
face improvements are being pushed
rapidly toward completion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03
Lady Bryau

The raise for the incline from tho $50
lovel to the GOO level was started up to.
day. The north drift, $50 level, is en-.
countering more quartz, which looks
we'll. The south drift on this level Ia in
hard porphyry. The DRIFT west from
the south drift, 600 level, 10 encounter.
ing q promising formation OF clay. por.
phyry and quartz which gives low as
says. The east crosscut from the north
drift is in porphyry containing streaks
OF quartz. Everything in and about the
mine working well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-03

rhs train will leave Virginia City st 7As
H., and Gold Hu st 1. Y.
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accidental.

The north drift from the bottom OF
the winze and 100 feet below the lower
tunnel level 10 being continued along
the edge Of the vein and 10 nearing the
point where another crosscut to the west
IL % be run.
, 1879-06-11

that eieI werc not very correctly Informed of
tlo Khcdfcs md the E9yt1an feeling, n,isl Tint
they You'd ln conm6n hccurtl have cph-
meneel whore they woun.t utf II theY Ind tns,ro
precisely ks,nWn 'Yilat the Klc1lvn rns GAIA.
bio Of With The paasiyo co-opcrntton OF
his subjects AMI with an autaclMts eet
Of intr]Rucrs continually plotting arot,,id him
and expecting, under t11s uncontrolled swar, 10
rcron1tncnce the unprtrrIp1cd o1trAvAgAnre 1t
was sought 10 put an end to. Tito two HNvorn-
mcnta showed hesitation ln accounting thu Sui
tsn's oGcr - dep4,ee l.nistl and appoint nnoellor
VIc6tuT IN his place. Neither Government WAS
much inrt!nsd to accept eh's offcr, Hh!rl, they
stn,plY took note Of, ind Il wpuld be impossible
- eny which OF tic two was tho less Incl ncd.
On NIL the other 1utstlons they arc tnhrcll.
ing hailtl-fn-llaml. at,sf this accord Ii cioscly
Watched oy othsr Governments. Some ot !le
tnrbed, ind some French pafttes may
aame idea: but what Ia unaccountablo
Is TINT the signal Tor The campaign should cnsa-
nnte from Republican journals, which thereby
assumed tho responsibility OF inducing coof-
ness between the Two Governments which would
have been highly Injurious to the Republic.
Fortunately, tnts ihaDsudrnt conduct has had
no mtschlevoua consequences, thanks to tile
coolneba msfntafned on the other stdo Of Tho
Channel and to tho Inyh1ty with which exp1a-
nations haye been given, and the way in which
tho French press bne hastcncd to publish tho
Ti1lA leader. tie conclIatory terms Ut which
art a 1T Termination to tho exchange of views
which has been goil1E on for week, ehowa that
everybody seos the necessity Of DOT rashly dis
&urblng the good feeling prevailing botwaen the
two great Liberal nations OF Europe.