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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27
determination Proposed.

CHrYrssE. Wy, octobsr H.-Ths
settlers on Bear and Snake rivers. who
recently returned to their ranches, are
indignant ct the recent outrasss oom.
mi,tsd by the Ut.s. and propose organ.
king q company Of scouts Immediately
to clear the country north OF the White
river Of Indians. killing every n on
sight and iuquirins Of their Intentions
sftsrward. Il IL not believed that the
hostile Utes will surrender to Ouray or
the troops. and winter campaign will
be the result.
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The Yellow Fever ENDED.

Memphis. October 27.-Ths following
telegram has been sent to Hon. A. 8.
Marks. Governor Of Nashville. Tonnes
see:
Tho epidemic Is declared ended and
camp will be broken up today. I thank
your Exoslleucy on behalf Of the people
Of Memphis for material assistance ron.
dered and for further aid promised II
necessary. Have sufficient funds to
carry as through. Will not DO com.
PEELED to draw on you for any.
D. P. PARrrR."
The Board OF Health has officially an.
nouuced that thu cold weather and frosts
have dispellsd the fever for tho Winter.
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YelI0u Jacket.

GOLD HILL, October ~. ls7s.-Nsreer,
Otey, Secretary. The north drift on 2700'
10 In 22i feet. Tho drift east from north
winze. 27O0. to connect with north drift,
10 In "a feet. The drift south on 2700 has
been discontinued at . point 1872 feet from
the shaft. Excellent progress Ii being
made with our new engine, both cranks
having been shrunk on shaft successfully.
The whole will probably be completed In
ten days and ready TO run.
I. L. JAMES, supt.
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Under the Car Wheels.
Elko Indepsndent, Oct. a.

Elko Ld.psndsnt, Oct. a.
Coroner Isaac Yates yesterday went to
Wells and held sn inquest upon tho body
OF @. W. Baker, the man who was killed
by the esst-bound emigrant train. The
evidence sdduoed by the train men and
passengers brought out the following
facts: The deceased was about 40 years
Of age; OF German extraction aud Q
native Of Illinois. he was q passenger
by the train from Palisade to Chicago.
and came to bis death accidentally BY
falling from the moving train, he being
at the time under the influence Of liquor.
he fell under the wheels just a. the train
reached the whistling post. seyering o
leg from the body and died In the csboose
where he was immediately placed, a. the
train ran into the station st Wells. Blk
bits In coin. q knife. comb and some
papers were found on his person. A
trunk on board containing bis luggage
bore the name CIV. Baker. His parents
live In Illinois.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27

The Sutro Independent says that the
Walton heirs have refused to bond the
Buckeye mine. Como. for $50 600
Thsv will shortly begin operations in
the mines on their own account. Ns
s.id that not over 500 worth OF work
win have to be done in The mine Until
GOOD milling ore can DO extracted.
Professor Ewing. Principal OF the
Fourth Ward School. Virginia. who has
besn almost at deaths door for two or
three days, IL reported much better. de
was at arst attacked with lung fever and
then with brain fever. His fever Is
broken.
Some excellent grading is being done
along the road leading from the Union
shsft toward the Emmett range. Dirt Is
also being taken from the bank west oil
that range to gil at the north end OF the
new railroad trestls to the Union ore
house.
The temperature in the west end Of
the Sutro tunnel has been reduced since
the Mint connection to 62 degrees and
ventilation Ia much better in the Hale x
Norcross and Savage. 1t Is excellent NJ
the south header Of the tunnel now.
The Fair Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers
will bs held at National Guard Hail.
Virginia, commencing on Tuesday. De.
cembsr 2. and ending ON Saturday OF
that week. continuing i've days.
Saturday the Sheriff took James
Foley, George Tracy and Horace Lapi.
orc to the State Prison to serve out
their sentence Of Eve years each for bur.
Rlary.
There 10 considerable building going
ON along the Comstock this Fall. but
the structures erected have not \ very
imposing appearance.
Yesterday was o busy day for most
people. who were engaged in decorating
and preparing to welcome Grant.
Four years ago yesterday Virginia
City was laid in ruins by the big fire.
The United States Court at Carson
has excused Jurors till Wednesday.
Cinnamon have collected twenty cords
OF old stumps about Como.
Colonel Curtis Of the Justice mine is
on The Comstock again.
,sutre tunnsl north branch was ON the
>69d 71t 49, lose.
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Another Omes club.

The News Office Is the recipient Of
another "oficial club" and 10 better
guarded than ever. The new n 10 .
present from T. d. Rooney. superinten-
dent Of the Union shaft, and IL . 20.
inch long core Of the diamond drill used
10 perforatine the hewn stone to DO used
for the foundation to the pumping en-.
CINE. Ii s q fearful weapon and Is sus-
pended beside Q regular swingel which
slew . Chinaman and near Q regular
fool.killer Of oak with q bulge on u like
q grinning, blscksned skeleton. These
latter cudgels have done good service In
protecting the inmates when bored and
the new one, having been bored y.
elf. will doubtless keep up it Lick with
any Of them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27
Consolidated Imperial.

GOLD HILL, Oct. 20, 1870. A. p.
Hcrmon, President: For the week eadins
today We have made the following pro-
gress at the mine: Our south winze has
been advanced Is feet, making total length
of same to date 65 feet below our 1900
level; bottom In quartz and porphyry.
Our Joint crosscut east, 1900 level, has
been extended SO feet. making total length
of same to date, 1913 feet. The burned
drift and north station, 2l35 level, have
been completed and made ready for use.
We will not advance the joint east drift
any further. but will hereafter prospect In
that direction by means Of the diamond
drill. A. @. HAMILTON, Sup't.
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REPoxr.


THIS MORNING.
lis 0phir. 3aa
TOO Mexican, 36h, 36k
$40 Gould 4 Curry. 10. 81
las Best & Belcher, Is
$40 California. 81
Ito Savage. Is, 1874
SIS Con. Virginia, 81
100 Chollar.
400 Potosi. 81
IS Halo 4 Norcross. 1915, 13k
70 Crown Point, 81
100 Yellow Jacket, IAN. 1iS. Is
1025 Imperial, 1 05,
4i0 Kentuck.
$50 Alpha. IA
l40 Belcher. 8 80. 8 IS. 3 so
905 Sierra Nevada, 59H, 60. 5sk, GO b
270 Bullion. ca
1870 Union Con-. Sc. S5k. ssh. Sc b5
20 Utah, 2lk
500 Exchequsr. I 80. +S5
20 Overmsn. 81
$50 Justice. 2 95.3
$500 Succor. 25o
IS Alta, 81, 81
$50 Lady Bryan. Too. &c
lls julia. 5 40. s IS
Is Caledonia. N
40 Occidental. "a
las Challenge. 2 80
so Lady Washington Con-. I o.
100 Kossuth. l5c, loo
1900 wells-Fargo, l5c. loo
$40 Scorpion. 81. 81. 81
10 Ward. q IS
100 Leviathan. Coo
800 Trojan. $50
$50 Benton Con-. 8 so. 81
1900 Golden Gate.
800 Con. Dorado. 2 GO. ~
100 Flowery. 400
so Confidence. 81
2i0 North Bonanza, I 20. II
$40 Mackay. 40c, 25c. SOC
so Andes. I 10
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nou,rNorcro.s.s.y.re shan.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Oct. 25. 1874. x.
p. Harmon, Prerident: During the past
week the foundations for pumps have been
put in at 2i00 and the tank and two pumps
are In place at that station. The balance
bob at $500 is In place, connected and I'm.
ished. Pump rods are all in except one
niece TO mako connection at the 1900.
Pump columns will DO sent down next
week and connection made with tanks and
pumps. Everything In and about the
works 10 in good order and running
smoothly. ISAAC L. REoUA, Supt.
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C~leopatra's Needle.

New York. October 27.-The Hrdld's
special from Cairo says: The Governor
Of Alexandria has delivered to Lisutsn-
ant. Commander Gorrige. Of the United
States navy. by the order Of the Khedivs
Of Egypt. the obelisk known ~ Cleo.
patra's Needle. The work Of removal
has been commenced. The English
manufacturers have supplied, ss sdpu.
lated, the machinery necessary for trans
porting the obelisk, and Gorriss hopes
to get 1t on board the ship at an early
date. It will probably reach Amsrioa
about . month after IL leaves Egyptian
anil.
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Rs., ReIcber.

VIRGINIA CIrY. Oct. "a. ls79.-W. Wiiiis,
Secretary. Following work has been done
during the past week: On our l70o level
the Joint east crosscut has been extended
81 feet; total li70 feet. The face 10 In
vein ~porphyry. On the 1900 level the
Joint winzs on north line has been
sunk TO Q level with the 2l60 Of the Con.
Virginia. The ground passed through
was clay and porphyry, with streaks Of
quartz. d. d.. PESorEn, supI
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iha Aeronaut Found.

81. Louis, October N.-The body
found yesterday on the shore Of Lake
Michigan. near Miller's Station, II
identified. from descriptions Of II In dis.
patches, by W. E. Burr - the remains
Of his brother, George Burr. who
ascended with Prof. Wise In the balloon
Pathfinder three weeks ago. Mr.. Burr
tsleeraphsd to have the body properly
cared for and sent homo.
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HraternaI Military Reunion.

Salisbury. N. O.. October %. a
grand reunion Of the Carolina soldiers
Of both srmies was held here yesterday.
Ten thousand people were present, and
the town was gsily decorated With Uaion
flags. Governor Thomas ]. Jarvis. In .
speech, said be had been u soldier, and
urged the Csrolinisns to earn the dsvo.
ton to tho Gag Of their country they bad
borne to that other dag, which had been
furl-d forever.
Senator Vance urged the realisation OF
the full significance OF the meeting.
''God speed" said he, ''ths work OF 70.
storing the harmony Of the Union and
peace TO our country"
Daniel g. Fowler said the people OF
the North and south must be friends.
No nation Of equal numbers could have
resisted the North SO long q did the
South, and no nation but the North
could over have conquered the South.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27

Yesterday morning the body Of ThOs.
Ksnnsy was recovered from the sump Of
the Forman shaft. Although terribly
msnaled, the remains were not in an ad.
.vaneed stage OF decomposition. as the
water IN the stump Is not hot. The body
Wa buried yesterday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. The Coroner will inquest the
cass tomorrow ut 10 o'clock A. II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27
Opnir.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Oct. IS. 1870. L..
Weller. President: During the past week
the main incline has been sunk and tim
bered ~ feet. making . total depth OF %
feet below the 2i00 station. aud continues
in Q manufacturing vein material. show.
ing s,reaks Of clay and quartz. On the
2i0o level the west crosscut has been adj
vsnced 20 feet. through . vein formation
corresponding to that exposed In the main
incline at that point, aud 10 now Is feet
from the east side Of the incline. On the
$500 level the work Of charging the Joint
Mexican upraise to the size OF the winze 10
making good progress. The joint Mexican
west crosscut IL started. aud work will
be resumed In tho face Of the main north
drift on Tuesday next. The south drift
from the east crosscut 10 now In 10 feet,
aud shows vein matter carrying some
quartz in the face. On the 2i00 level the
north drift. In the Hardy vein, has been
extended IS feet. and Is now In l40 feet
from crosscut No. I, and continues to show
milling ore in the face. On our 1000 level
the Joint Mexican west crosscut on our
north line has been advanced 70 feet
making the total length from the main
north drift 2s7 feet-passing through .
hard. blasting ~porphyry. Our ore stope.
continue to yield the usual quantity oil
good milling ore. Good progress 10 being
made in our pump work. The foundation
for the v.bob is going on and work on the
repairs to our surface bob and its founda-
ton commenced.
W. H. PATTON, Supt.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t-sr,o,.. 70 re. GOLD HI. DAILY nvsl
ohIcaro,s Grant PreparatIon..

CnlcasOb uIaut rr~oparasiVuss
Chicago. October 27.-Esch day shows
more clearly that General Grant will
receive in this city n OF the most OK.
traordinsry greetings ever accorded any
man. All military organizations OF all
parties, most all prominent citizens. and
thousands OF outside organizations will
participate. Excursion rates have been
made on all railroads oentering here. In
anticipation OF O grand rush. aud every.
thing bstokens . general jolliacation.
The papers have from ons to I've col.
umns daily reports OF preparations. j.
II. Havsrly's large thsster IL rendered
for the public reception. and the man.
ager promises to spend Thousands OF
dollars 10 decorations. From ali towns
In the Northwest where hs 10 expectsd
to come, notes Of preparations showing
that the reception Of the military and
civil hero will be - cordial 20 on the
Pacific Coast and 10 Some respects more
elaborate. General Sheridan has con-
sen.ed to act as Quiet Marshal on the
occasion. A grand civic and military
procession will escort the distinguished
guest from the depot to the Palmer
House, where, after Q formal reception
by the citizens, he will then become the
guest OF the Army Of The Tennessee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27

Terrible trinkets have been devised In
France. Formed in the shape OF . scarf
pin. they are connected With . hidden
electric battery. % small that II may b.
carried In the pocket, and BY II worked
In such Q fashion as to become truly sP-
palliug to the beholder. One, . deaths
head With diamond eyes and AZ articu-
lated Jaw. 10 said TO create peculiar sur.
prise. As the spectator looks on, u rolis
is optics aud 'grinds its teeth, while "
wsarsr. apparently unconscious o. this
extraordinary pin. pursuss his ordinary
syocations. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27
Arr,v.l. Yesterday Morning.

Richey. @ Planding, L Goldberg. @
II Reed. Charles 0lds. @ Gilbert, J +
Lewis. Joseph Brogan. W N MeBrien. ]
H Ksttell. Ida Meyers, Miss A Higgins,
Miss L Williams. A Ash and wife. q W
Naiiett, 8 Davis. TT Reilly. ID Gates. Mrs
J Harrington. Mrs Killalee, Mrs N E
Dunn. Mrs J Hughes. ] F Plageman.
Charles Farnsworth and wife. Mrs J Hill.
Maggie Lynch, Mrs Gordon. Andrew Fra
ser. Charles Boisot. J Munly. A Cohn.
@ Erich, J II HArling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27

A. U. o. WY notice In another
column Il will bs seen that there will be
no meeting tonight on account OF the
Grant reception.
We are requested by Prof. Young to
state that there will be no schools In
Gold Hill tomorrow.
Senator Jones arrived Saturday very
ouietlv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27
silver Hill.

SILVER HILL NINE, Oct. IS, is7s.-W.
E. Dean, Secretary During the past week
we have run and timbered U 1900 cross.
cut east 40 feet. making the total distance
from the incline 600 feet. The face looks
very we'll this morning, showing more
quartz and no water. From appearances
We shall soon reach the quartz and water.
All our machinery Is running well.
NJ. @. HILLYER, Supt.
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could 4 Curry.

VIRGINIA CrTr, Oct. 90. 1870 X.
Durbror. Secretary The joint crosscut on
a 100 level 10 o In l&70 feet, 81 feet
having been added since last report. The
ground passed through during the week
was hard. blasting porphyry. Work at Vie
Joint shaft 10 giving good satisfaction. The
new engine q n smoothly, and all ma
chinery 10 In good condition.
n. h. PxsoYxn, aupt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27
New Railroad In colorado.

Denver. Colorado. October N.-Ths
Red Hill, FAirplsy and Lssdvills Bail
road Company has organized here for
the purpose Of building q railroad from
the end Of the South Park road to Fair
play and Lesdvills. It 10 also proposed
to construct y tunnel through Mosquito
mountain and q company has been or.
ganizsd for this purpose. tho capital
stock Of the two companies amounting
TO $l2, SOC. 900. The tunnel will DO two
miles and q halt In length aud . contract
has been let to have Il built 10 . year at
. cost Of $400. 600. The distance By this
way from Fairplay to Lssdvills is but
twenty miles, while that BY South Park
10 over sixty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27
u.-,n no..u.o and Fiov.ry.

VIRGINIA Orr. Oct. IS. 1879.-W. W.
Steison, Secretary: During the past week
the south drift or. the 300 level has been
advanced 90 feska the face In g~ood-looking
quartz. The North drift % this level has
been advanced Is feet, the face In hard
quartz and p~orpbyry, On the 400 level
the north drift has teea advanced Is feet.
the face In promising.lookfng quartz. In
the south drift we made 16 feet. We sunk
the shaft Is feet, the bottom showing some
stringers Of quartz.
D. q. JACKSON, Supt.
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Utah.

VIRGINIA CIrr. Oct. IS. 1870 George
C. Pratt. Secretary: Since last report all
work on the balance.bob and pumps has
progressed we'll. The balsnce.bob has
been put in place in the incline. The
water column aud pump.rod we expect to
have in position down to this point BY
Wednesday next. when We anticipate but
little trouble In lowering the water, and
soon be at the bottom OF the incline. Our
machinery 10 all working we'll. aud we are
getting our supplies Of wood and timbers
for Winter use.
W. B. s%HrPprRD, Sup't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27
Depsrsures Last Evening.

Mrs. II Taylor and child, Thomas II
Reynolds. T Gsbb, s Hughes. Geo Turner.
t. Riisn. A Boreland. II NJ Levy. Nellie
Wood. n L Ysger and family. Charles ia
.cobson. Mrs N Nathan. F sperling. JE
Comb, Mrs Nsunton. Mrs C~allingham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27
psp.rsarss s.s urd.y Eve.,.s.

Thomas Mnlligan. Charles Hoffman. N
Jones. O Tack. Mrs J Pell and children.
Mrs. Carver, Mrs A Buckley. Mrs d Ellis
worth. J T Hewling, Mrs N J Dwyer, Mrs
b B Norton. Carrie Stein, Charles Wright.
Miss Currier. Lottie Summers, A McGAr-
vsy. Mrs @ B Hillyer. W Kouchelea and
wife, C G Batterman and wife.
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Trojan.

GOLD HILL, October %, 1879.-Ddrid
Wilder, Secretary: Northeast drift above
second station has been extended 23 feet,
through quartz giving assays from sl8 to
$50 per ton. South drift from west drift,
third station, has been stopped for the
present. Have resumed work In west
crosscut and extended the same % feet.
ALBERT LAcKrY, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27

when Queen Victoria goes OF on q
visit she leaves 10 the Care OF servants,
In Windsor castle, $1,000 900 worth Of
royal plate" How careless! We o..
ways carry our wealth with us. In the
little toe corner OF our LETT hand stock.
ing. has slept undisturbed, the accumu.
laiions Of . week. quite frequently. We
should advise Vic to 60 and do hkwiss.
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q q NorcroAs.

VIRGINIA Crrr, Oct. a.. ls79.-yoel ?.
Liohnaer. Sscrstary' The north drift, 2200
level, has been enlarged and retimbered
lis feet since last report.
PHrLrPP DKIpKsHxnxR, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27
York,hire tr.insr latsly revealed BID

A Yorkshire trainer lately revealed bis
method Of meeting . eonjugal storm.
His plan, be said, WA 70 keep silence
and nod bis acquiescence to everything,
no matter what was said BY his spouse.
"Yes," remarked o Of bis friends,
"but then abe has II al her own way"
"Just co." he replied, With satisfaction (;
"and nothing annoys her 20 much.
There 10 nothing women hate like Q
valk.oysr."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27

Inc AostSAs, .e
given, have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal Offices Of tho various COM
panies in San Francisco:
Usieu Consolidated.
VIRGINIA Crrr. Oct. IS, lS79.-Robert
SI,rrood, Pre.ident: On On our 1000 level
our east drift to the main shaft Ia ready to
receive the water pipes to connect the
Union shaft with the main line Of pipes to
the Sutro tunnel. On our 1000 level the
Joint Mexican west crosscut on our south
line has been extended II feet-total
length, 227 feet from the main north drift
and is in Q formation carrying clay
streaks. Tho joint Mexican winze has
been sunk and timbered Is feet, smaking .
total depth Of l53 feet. passing through
favorable looking vein matter showing
some quartz. The dow Of water 10 easily
handled by the donkey pump. On u
$500 level Sierra Nevada 2200l the main
south drift has been extended 80 feet, 10
now in SO feet from the station, and Is In
matter carrying streaks OF ore. This drift
will be run as fast a. possible to . connec-
ton with the joint Mexican winze now be.
ing sunk on our south line from the 20OO
level. and when completed will. together
with the drift being run from the main
lateral drift from the Union shaft south
through the Mexican and 0phir ground TO
that point, DO . base Of operations for .
system Of crosscuts and WINES on this
level. The Union shaft is now sunk and
timbered to q point three feet below the
400 Sierra Nevada 2300j level. and the
station set 10 In place. The bottom shows
narrow ore stresks Of good quality. We
have started q drift from this point to con.
meet with the drift being run from the
Sierra Nevada winze on their $500 level.
which. when connected. will give excellent
ventilation and enable Us TO carry on the
work Of development to good advantage.
The south drift from the $500 station OF
the Sierra Nevada incline 10 now In 10 feet,
the face still showing ore Of good quality.
There yet remain i0l feet TO run before
connecting with the drift started from the
Union shaft. W. II. PATTON. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-27

The woolly skin Of the peach. tho
blushing colors OF the apple, the favor
OF the pear, the juice Of the watermelon,
all do fade % . lesf; bat the peanut
holds it, own forever. tbs transoendsntai
combination Of fruit, berry and veseta.
bic, king Of the gallery. par excellsnos
on the hall. and the greatest pro.
moter OF mstrimony In the wide world.
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Ward.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Oct. 2s. 1s7s.-JaeoI
S,advsid. Jr., Secretary: The shaft has
been sunk and timbered Is feet for the
week ending this date; total depth. l.71s
feet. The ground encountered in the bot
tom has changed for the better. but the
dow Of water remains strong. which great
ly retsrds sinking. Operations In the bot
tom Of the shaft are suspended for . shor
time, In consequence VI which We this
noon commented to open . station 1t .
point corresponding with the Julia 1900
level. A soon ~ this station 10 completed
a drift will DO started and pushed ahead
with due diligence to connect with the So
called Ward crosscut on the Julia side,
which ia within so feet Of the Ward shaft.
The east crosscut, 800 level. has attained =
distance Of $50 feet. This crosscut has
been suspended. a. there was great danger
Of discovering . heavy dow OF water. and
we have all the water we can handle ~
present in our shaft. The hosting ma
chipery continues in splendid running
condition. HENRY BAwpxS' suPt'