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St. Landry democrat., 1879-04-12

EMKRsoN TlLDEN's HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR, 81 &C
LAUREL WREATH, y W. o. PERK1as........... l OC
Z. EyEREsT's SCHOOL SONG BOOK,,., &C
and three of the very best books for Seminaries
Normal and High Schools, &C.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-04-12

A cough, cold, or sore throat requires i'm.
mediate attention, as neglect oftentmes re-.
suits in some incurable lung disease.
" Browns Bronchial Troches" will almost
invariably give reliet. Is cents box.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-04-12
octave ChoruSes,

splendid stock OF these on han1, Cost but to 10
cents each, and each contains a favorite An hem
Glee, Ora torio or other Chorus, Quartet or Part
Song. They are much used by Choirs and Societies
for occa.ional singing. Try dozen? Send for list
or send 10 cts. for eur full Book Catalogue.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-04-12

Invest cent, for one Musical Record, or 90 f
year
St. Landry democrat., 1879-04-12
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.

C. HK. DftsOn & Go. j, H.. Dlaaon IL Co,
Ill Il S43 Broadway, n. Y. 922 Chestnut st, Phil
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Iuiia ~Censelidased.

VIRGINIA Crrr, March I. is79.-B. y.
K.ioyg, S,cr,tary; No breskago has oc-
CURED to the main pump rods or bailing
tanks, hence good progress has been made
in reducing tho accumulated water In the
main incline below the 1900 level. which
stands 200 feet below said level. or 50 feet
above the 1 ll-iioor Of the 1000 level. With
the present good running condition Of the
whole machinery the doubt does not ex-
ist but the latter level will be freed in due
time, so a. to permit operations once more
being resumed In the face Of the south
west drift. as all preparations are com.
pleted to discharge tho water into the
Sutro Tunnel on receipt Of instructions
from tho main Office in San Francisco.
The winze being sunk from the 1900
level. south drift, ap 10 the present time.
has made slow progress, on account OF the
extreme heat therein encountered. How
ever. in the last few days the heat has been
materially reduced /; also. . well.regulated
cooline-off house has been established In
close proximity TO the vino, and IL ap-
preciated by the workmen. The present
aspect bids fair for better progress In the
future. The general character Of quartz
encountered gives great encouragement ~
TO the result in attaining depth.
The machinery OF tbs surface and
throughout the mine Is In good running
condition. HENRI BAwDES, Supt.
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ward.

VIRGINIA err. March I. 1s7o.-Jaeob
S,adfsid, Jr., Secretary: Our east cross
cut, 500 level. has been advanced 26k feet
for the week ending this date; total length.
AIS feet. The material encountered has
hitherto developed streaks Of various
widths. composed Of lime. quartz and soft
vein porphyry; also, streaks Of solid blocks
OF birdscye porphyry. We have 4 distance
Of GAS feet yet to drift 10 roach the down.
ward continuation Of the vein which crops
out % prominently on the surface and 10
the east Of the main shaft. Our chief On.
gineer il rapidly advancing his work Of
completion in setting up the new hosting
machinery, and II will be ready 10 start on
or about the 18th instant. Carpenters are
also making rapid progress in their work.
The coming week the skeet chute will be
erected; tho permanent posts and guides
are set In position preparatory TO placing
the skset In running order. While this
work 10 being carried on. 10 will DO neces-
sary 10 suspend operations in the east
crosscut for four days to complete the
same.
A new stationary water tank has been
placed in tho pump compartment shaft,
5Sx6 fest and 10 fest in depth. II Is for
the purpose Of taking up top water.
Everything ID carried on for what 10
doomed the bcst interest OF the company.
HENRY BAwDrS. Supt.
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chief OF Oh. YIrs Department.


KprToa Eiws: Noticing . communica.
ton In the Nsws. Of last Saturday.
signed IA Virginian," which was very
Mandatory OF Chief Brown. and strongly
indorsing him for reelection as Chief
Ensinssr Of the Paid Fire Department.
I felt that you would have the justice
10 insert this os--~ai~..i.. s-~~ --
q well. I have nothing to say here
sbou. Chief Brown. He has performed
his duty faithfully and 10 the best OF his
ability and, perhaps, to the satisfaction
Of everybody. But II 10 my opinion a.
veil ~ that Of many other business
men and Taxpayers Of this city that
Chief Brown may u well retire upon
his laursls aud give some other good
man q chance. He has held the position
two terms, and that ought to be enough
fer him.
Now what / want to set forth 10 this:
William Pennison, whom everybody
knows % one OF tho best and most
efficient and experienced fremen ever
belonging to the Virginia Fire Depart.
msnt, 10 out squarsly before the people
for the position now occupied by Chisf
Brown. Every old fireman In this city
will indorss what i have to say OF Billy
Psnnison. No better or moro efficient
fireman ever fought q wAshoe confsgra.
ton. He has held the position ~ Chief
Of the Volunteer Fire Department, and
with honor and credit. He 10 u plumber
and gss.attsr by occupation and q irst-
class workman In every respect, being
all the better qualified to judge Of and
attend 10 repairs to the machinery, by
drants, pipes. etc.. Of the Department
than Chief Brown or any Of his kind.
He 10 in every respect sminently quail
nsd for the position he aspires to and no
has many friends TO indorss him aud
aid In his success at the election to-
morrow. Yours truly.
An OLD vIRoIxIA FIREMAN.
vnsmA CRY. March 3. 1879.
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Isconron.rros.-The North Mexican

IScoRroRArIoS.-The North Mexican
Silver Mining Company has been ineOr.
porated in San Francisco TO mine In Vir-
cipia District. Storey county. Nevada,
with u capital stock OF SlO,O 900 600.
Director-B. W. Nudge, Z, +. Howard,
W. II. wideman. &. c. Fisher aud +. A.
Nudge.
wAsnoE TrPoGRArHiclL USioS No.
G5 at a regular meeting yesterday do
mated SO 70 the Reno sufferers and ere
ated q contingent fund for the tempo
rary relief Of any members OF the Union
Who might b in any way injured by the
dre.
SATURDAY night the driver Of Dem
iing's delivery wagon on L. street, Viz
einia. awaked Z" mid flame and smoke.
Ills room was on hre. but he estin-
Ruished the flames.
ADAM GILLESPIE. m old.tims resident
81 Gold Hill, left for Bodie Yesterday.
lie will engage in the fast freight busi-
ness between that place and Carson.
s. ARoSsos is busy to-day opening
his new and elegant stock OF clothing
and furnishing goods at the place re-
Gently occupied by Plat x Rich.
SUPERINTENDENT DE%IprsuxIMER Of the
Hale 4 Norcross has telegnphed his wife
that be Is feeling better than ever and
"a -. al. ...I
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Ophtr.

VIRGINIA CIrr. Feb. 20. 1s7o.-c. l..
Waller. Prs-idssi: The repairs on the
pump rod and connecting rod at the head
Of the main incline were completed Mon
day last. when hosting the usual amount
of ore was resumed, but owing 10 the &C.
cumulAtion Of water work was not resumed
In the incline, the 200 or the 2l0O levels
until yesterday.
During the past week We have put In .
new pump bob at the 500 station 70 take
the place Of the old one, which was too
small. This will relieve the surface bob
10 . great sItsnt. also the strain to the
pump rod from the 1000 station up TO tho
surface.
We are still engaged In the work Of re-
pairing the shaft above the i465 station.
We hope 10 have this work eompleted In
another month.
The how Of water from the Union Con-
solidAteL east drift continues TO decrease
aud 10 now not more than ~ inches.
W. II. PArroS. supt.
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srocN nErokr.
~. -Er~seises Board.
TuIs MoRNINQ.

rus AohSis'
40 Ophir. Ss, 3!s
.IO MEXICAN. U iOs,p
DO Gould I Curry H. ia
300 Best . beleher' ~
sCo California,
eio Savage. i3S' i3s
olo Con: virginia, o.o'.
~ ohoii.r,retosi fo,fs
sso nAie q sorefos.. 10 i'S
~ Crown Point, ~ ,a, ,s,
w Yellow JACKET 10 ioS' 80 ios
1850 Imperial. 10
lao ksntuek, Oh
10 Alpha. Is
100 Beieher. o.. eS bJo' ot'o
40 Conndencs, iat. ~, lft
$50 sierra Nevada 90 taS' u
10 UtAh' ioS'os
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-03

W Miller. s riIley. WA Harron. $ +
Rankin. James Cummings. Thomas Lane,
Thomas y REILLY. Mrs Cook. II A CASTOR.
Miss X Benhsm. W Johnson. J Wheeler
and wife. s W Powell. Mrs whitmier, j
q Harlow. J Hanna, W Doolin. II Gui-
berson. Mrs L Hyers, J T Williams and
wife. Miss Engles. y T sehnsiscr. 5 7
Hyers. L Hyams. " @ Sullivan, Wallace
King and wife. Grace V Overall. W III
Dyls. VIM KersAnd-, ID GildmAksr. Geo
Rogers. J ID Campbell. VIM Coon J Coon
! Fulton. ID II fraser, Geo Patton. NJ
Aschiem. J q Rule, W Prisk. J u Low
bishop Whitaker. A W White. N q KAIr.
II Bennett.
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RELIEF FOR RENO.
virginis Orgsnisrs NJ Once aud
Sends Provisions, Beddins. Etc.

Tho reports Of the Reno fire stirred
up the people Of the Comstock oonsid.
srably. Virginia especially knew how l.
was herself, and pursuant to q call OF
Mayor Belknap, . meeting some $50
strsus was held at 2:3O p. NJ. in the City
Hall. The organization was as follows:
President. ]. O. Currie; Treasurer. J.
O. Hampton; Secretary. Il. b. Mitchell.
A committee, consisting OF j.. O.
Hampton. J. d. Mallon and T. r. No
Gurn, was appointed to collect aud send
provisions at once to Reno.
A General Relief Committee OF ten
was then appointed. as follows: O. II.
Bslknsp. F. y. Osbiston. c. G. Fender
CAST, P. II. Ford. Miles Finlen. +. A.
Tritis. J. s. Young. J. +. Egan. Geo.
II. Dana and Z. II. Smith.
A committee OF three. consisting OF
DR.. j. Y. johnson. Bishop Whitaker
and Tom Stephens. raj then appointed
to receive contributions Of food. cloth
ing. bedding. etc.. and take them to
Reno aud distribute them.
A hat was then passed and Sl28 25
collected in coin on the spot.
At $50 p. n. the general committee
met at Mayor Belknap's Office and or.
eanised by appointing =. A. Tritle
Chairman and Il. D. Mitchell Secretary.
Hsssrs. Hampton. Mallon 4 McGurn
we're then appointed . permanent COM
mittes on provisions.
Committee on Clothing Finlsn. Ford
and Easan.
Comnittss on subscriptions-osbis
ton. 10 Stewart. Capt, Young. L. 8.
Smith. W. II. Smith. Charles Forman
and II. Hillyer.
There were forwarded through the
Distributing Committee by last even
ing's train II mattresses. 50 blankets.
48 oovsrlids, several barrels OF hams.
bread, cheese. etc.
Besides the foregoing. 500 loavss Of
bread and other provisions, making .
full carload, were also sent.
A telegram was received from the
Distributing Committee. which went
down last evening. stating that pro-
visions and clothing for women and
children were especially needed.
Fifty sacks Of flour have already been
donated. and will be forwarded with
many other supplies this evening.
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The situsiion To-day.

The following special dispatch was
received at the NKws office at loon to.
day
RENO. New, March 3. ls79.-Ths Re-
lief Committee Is doing good work re-
lisving the destitute. They want chill.
drsn's and womsn's clothing. bedding
and -four. The pavilion is used for all
and 10 o Godssnd to tho people.
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L.Augh and 0row Pas.

There are many on the constock who
bay their meats at the Lafayette market
Of Warren 4 Nichol, North O street,
Virginia, snd they all laugh and grow
fat. The reason 10 obvious to all who
enter this market. The meats are hne,
fat and juicy. and are good enough to
make any ons ~sasy.natured and happy.
The propristors are good fellows, too.
Everything about the market Is first.
slass,
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Gould a Curry.

VIRGINIA CRY. March 2. 1874. X.
Darbro~, Secretary: During the week
crosscut No. 4. west, was eItsndsd rs feet,
and Is now In l27 feet. The face is in
porphyry.
Crosscut No. 8. east. ia in sos feet, hav.
ing been advanced IS feet during the
week. The face 10 in hard blasting
rock.
We have completed cutting out the
winzs chamber on Savage line and sinking
will be commenced to-day.
East joint drift, 100 level. 10 In s6s
feet. having made IS feet. The face Is In
good working ground.
The 0sbiston shaft was sunk 10 feet.
The dow Of water continues strong. Total
depth Of shaft. ASS feet.
+. +. 0sDisroN, supt.
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Arrival. Yesterday nsr.isx.

L sArsar and wife, Mrs W J wssterield.
Mrs Ernes,er. J Williams. r Lemar, II
q. Prince. John Gillig and wife. q S Ds-
vsnport. ID Gildmaker. A Hamilton, y
Shrier. I FULTON. Z Moses, = Aronson, J
Levi. l. Lamb. n Wolff. J Smith. Mrs [
Broaeh. J Berliner, A Huggin, O spowsr,
Thomas Irwin, q W Rogers, J ID Flaming
ham. J G Harlow. J l. Hanna. Thos Lane.
Mrs Ingsils. n Mouldoon, Mrs y Taylor.
Mary MeGrath. L J Pasmore. Mrs L l.
buckingham. Mrs fredricks, ] NAsss and
wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-03

require yaars to ovsrcoms. Those who
were burned out are for the greater part
unable to rebuild. Outside capital must
com to our relief. But our people ,re
not respondent. I saw men who had
lost all. but they took their loss with
Nevadan n~onchalancs. remarking /:
"well. I'll strike II soon. We have all
got to have some bad luck. I'll be up
at the next turn OF the wheel Of
Fortune" d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-03
piper. Opera iisuse

The Hysrs Sisters, at their concluding
performance. Saturday evening. drew a
very large attendance. They may safely
challenge any similar combination Of
talent 70 equal them.
Friday and Saturday evenings. Hav.
srly's Georgia Ninstrels will tread the
boards Of Pipsr's Opera House. More
particular mention will be made OF this
hereafter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-03
No btrike.

A report Of = strike in the G. 4 O.
shaft having been made on the streets
Of Virginia, . Nrvs reporter interviewed
Mr.. Naeksy a. follows:
Reportsr-Ths report Is current on
the streets that y strike
Nackay-oh. there's nothing In IL.
Reporter-Nor in either Of the mines
10 justify the report2
Nasksy-Eothing anywhere here.
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Per BENDER.
Isetsher.

GoLp HILL, March I. lsI9.-Js~es
N,sIa.d.. PSs.idsai! Tho main incline
has now attained = depth Of IS feet below
the 2JGo level, having been sunk II fest
the past week. The south drift on tho
2J6o level is In o distance Of iS6 feet, u
feet having been added the past week.
Everything In and about the mine u going
on smoothly, and prosecuting can % com.
menced at any time. In the course OF
about two months the main incline VIII
be deep enough 10 admit OF opening
another level. W. II. SIXTH, supt.
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North Consolidated virginia.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Feb. 10. ls79.-G.orgs
c. Pratt. Secretary! The shaft has been
sunk 20 feet during the past week. making
80 feet below the Union Consolidated 1000
level. The rock still remains very hard.
II no accident occurs We will make . con-
nectioa with sierra Nevada inside OF three
weeks. Very good progress has been made
in the construction Of u new machinery.
All the pipe connections are made also.
much OF the smaller parts are In place. All
Of the large pieces are either here or on the
way from San Francisco, except one crank
and two discs. II Is safe to say We will be
able TO start the new engine in about ten
days. ID. IL. JACKSON supt.
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Cnou.r.comb,n.,,eu shan.

VIRGINIA Crrr, March I. Is79.-A. X.
n. Harmoa. Pos.idsHi! The ChollAr-Sor-
cross-SAvage shaft has been sunk II feet
during the past week. The wAtor hoisted
from the bottom with skeets has Avers ged
IS, 900 gallons per dsy. We shall do no
more sinking until the compressor 10 ready
FOR use. but In the meantime put In the
air pipe and complete other necessary ar
rangsments. The house for the COM
pressor 10 framed ready TO raise. The
total depth Of the shaft at this dato 10
2.s2i feet.
Isaac l.. RkQuA. supt.
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Arr,,.l. thi. ner.irx.

DIR r Manson and wife, NJ Pullman. l.
Raphael. W l. Nsedham, II Dry. J Laity.
II d Bowley. s z Coony, NJ 7 Kennady. L
Adams. T @ Long. s r Eankin. NJ Sherry.
Mrs Ware. q W Foulks, James Ware. j.
l. ellison. s Davis. l. Anderson, w &
Grimez.
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BAD FILL.-At 8 p. N. yesterday John
Ambrose Ouirk. 4 seysn.year.old son OF

BAD fALL.-At o y. ~. yesterday Jonn
Ambrose Quiri. . ssvsn.ysar.old son Of
Thomas Quirk. fell from the Crown
Point wood chute some ten feet to the
ground below, and was picked up IN
l~ifsless state. He was not dangerously
injured, however, although he Was
badly Jared and had n wrist di.loca,
ted. He was sick ct his stomach all
night and 10 In bed to-day. bat will prob
ably DO all right soon.
BULLION SzrPxsxr. - The Consoli.
dated Virginia Mining Company last
night shipped - bars Of bullion. worth
ISL, 276 a. Tbs FINAL cleanup Of the
company will be made tonight; that OF
the California company will Be made on
Tuesday. and that Of the ophir company
on Wednesday nsxt.
Tzs Reno Rslisi Committee Of vir.
ginia held another meeting 81 Mayor
BslKnap's once st ! ?. \. to-day.
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ailNer lllIl.

GoLp Hill. March 1. is19.-W. u.
Dsa., S.crsfars During the past week We
have sunk and timbered the main incline
iG Feet. Tho main east crosscut on the
100 level has been extended IS feet. The
face 10 still In porphyry carrying consider
able iron. All our machinery Is working
well. N. q. HiLLlEE. Supt.
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Trojan.

Coin Hill, March I. 1879. Darid
Wider, Sserstary' Northeast drift, third
station, has been advanced and timbsred
l6 feet through quartz and porphyry.
south drift from incline has been eI.
tended 81 feet. Total length. 80 feet !; ma.
tsriai passed through, quartz and porphy.
~. quartz carrying . little ore. Second
station at point i93 feet In the north
drift made an incline uprAise Of IS feet
through quartz.
ALBERT LAcKEr, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-03

The Savage and Hale 4 Norcross paid
of Saturday; all the others above men.
toned are paying to-day.
North Con. Virginia will pay to.nor.
row and North BONANZA, Wednesday.
overman and Caledonia will pay on
the 9th % usual.
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Yellow Jacket.

GoLp HILL. March 8. ls79.-N,re,r Otey.
Secretary; We have commenced to-day
clearing out the old shaft. removing the
pump column, etc. The dump 1t the 22so
level 10 completed and will be ready for
use In . few days. We are nov cutting
out . tank under the 1850 level. This will
DO completed in . few days.
/. L. JAMES, Supt.
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A CARD.

To all who Are suffering from the srrors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. ETC.. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. YsEK or CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by 4 mission.
AIRY In south America. Seed . self-sddresssd
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
station ID, Bible House, New iork City.
Eel 6m
cuEw Jseksou's Beet Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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uniou Consolidated.

yIE0ISiA err. March l. 1871 Robert
.SLsr~ood. President; The Mexican Joint
Wine on our 1900 level has been sunk and
timbered 10 . depth Of 256 feet. ON the
slope. II feet having been made during
the past week. The ground 10 still very
hard. We are still continuing the work
Of repairing and widening the li50 Sierra
Nevada drift. The dow Of water from tho
east drift has decreased to about2t inches.
ID. IL. Jackson, supt.
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Gold Hill. Feb. ~. 1872.

Referring 10 the above. the News Publishing
Company desire 10 inform tho pablo that they
VIII continue the publication Of n. Coin HILL
DAnr NEvs and tn- bushes. of the job once
In connection there~ith. Tn. patronage OF the
paolic 10 RESPECTFULLY solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
business Manager.
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TIE GALE.-0ne Of the toughest gales
Of the season sprang up Saturday even.
ing. So far but little snow has followed
II, but the weather has since been cold,
and the clouds still look threatening.
SARsrIELps.-Ths regular meeting Of
the sarsnsld Guard will be held Wed.
nssday evening. 4 full attendance 10
desired as business OF importance 10 to
be transacted.
J. n. CowAN left for San Francisco
Saturday evening. where hs intends per.
mansntly TO remain. Mr.. Cowan has q
host Of friends on the Comstock who
miss him.
TEE gale OF Saturday night raised sad
havoc with the filings Of those who
attended the thester. One bald. headed
man lost his hat. aud o lady her bonnet.
RrAS's CAsx.-w. b. Ryan. charged
with libeling Mrs. Pat Harvey. to-day
waived examination and gave bonds to
answer the findings Of the Grand Jury.
TEE long waited for and much needed
discs for the crank OF the new engine at
the North Consolidated Virginia have
arrived.
THlar are % persons in the County
Jail, OF whom two arc Cinnamon,
ona An East India man. and one In a
woman.
N. Il. BorpsroS has license to wed
May Z. Woods, OF San Francisco, aged
10.
TIE Sutro Tunnel Company held Its
annual meeting to-day.
W. II. PATTON, the Bonanza superin.
tsndsnt, has returned.
SENATOR DooLrs OF Eureka was in
Virginia Sunday.
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HnIa

VIRGINIA err. March l. 1s79.-Jod r.
Lighia,r. Secretary: TIT Wine from q
1000 east drift 10 nov down 60 feet. The
water this morning 10 q feet below the
1000 station. Our pumps have made
t9,372 strokes, an average speed OF $50
per minute. The stoppages amount 70
isk hours.
PHtIIPp DrIpIsHHInEn, bupt.
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Bio 1kl IN RENO.

The n.i./ k.rs Of the Tow. Do
StroyedEfive Lives Known 60
10 LIT origin or ths Fire
Mary y Miiiiou Dollars werth
oAvkepersy Consumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-03

AT all the mines to-day there are
boxes for contributions for the Reno
sufferers.
NAsH wnn has hlsd d~sslEration Of
homestead,
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lDistries Court.

The following business was transacted
In the District Court this morning
State ". James Gilmors-.Indietment
burglary; set for the 18th instant.
State W. Leo Nayer-Iudietmsnt as
saslt With intent TO kill; set for the 10Th.
State vs.. Joseph Y. Auds-Indict-
msns for grand larceny; set for the Gath.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE !
KEAIlNa,s COUGH IoIEHaEs I

n The 1rvst British Rcmsdy. There 10 IN.
qneationabiy no other remedy 10 certain IN its
effects ASTHMA. WINTER Cough. DhoN.
cHiTIs and DISORDERS or TIE THROAT
zeal testimony states no better cure for these
complaints eSists nov PROVED BY over half =
ceninry's experienced. They contain DO opium,
morphla or any violent drug. kEATlN0'd
CuU0H L0ZHN0Es. prepared By T!iohAs
HEATING, London, britain. arc cold " al
drugyista, Agents fer the Pacific Coast. RED
IN0foN / 90. and oHAs. LANGLEY 4 CO..
Gan Prsnciseo, jais SIN 10