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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-04
Yellow Jacket.

aoLp HILL. Aug. 4. 1s79.-Msresr otey.
Secretary: The uiuze 10 III feet. on the
slope. below the $500 station. Ths cross
cut south on the 2500 IVES commenced yes-
terdsy and Il now In 10 feet. Shaft sink.
ing has been suspended and preparations
for cutting out . station at the 2700 are In
proeress. There IL . small dow Of water
IN the bottom Of the shaft. which cannot
be handled till the tank at the $500 10 70.
paired, whom II will DO taken to that point
BY the donkey pumps.
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GOLD HILL. Aug. 2. 1s7s.-Gsoys ".
Bsarsr, Presideaf! Since last weekly 70.
port the east crosscut from the north LAT
ersl drift, on 1900 level. has BEEN extend.
ed 46 feet, aud IL still penetrating the por.
phyry formation lying 10 the west Of the
vein. The vertical winse was sunk 8 feet,
making its total depth Si1 feet, when sink.
ing was discontinued. and . drift started
north to connect with south drift from
Belchsr Incline, on 2l6S level. At Forman
shaft sinking was resumed In the early
part OF the week. but tho iow Of water
continued 90 strong that only 10 feet have
been added to its depth. making its total
depth 7G5 feet; and a the water IL grsdu.
ally increasing, II 10 doubtful II We will be
able 70 sink much deeper until the pump.
ing machinery 10 In place and In success.
full operation. The surface improvements
are progressing. favorably, and the work
Of e~icavsting for the foundation Of the
pumping machinery Il being prosecuted
with the usual energy.
CHls. HoarAN. aupt.
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visits Of this kind. bu. Il has mover
aprsad.
Miscellano0ug

hAsnO
MAaYsvIILs. CAL. Aug. 4.-Saturdsy
night, W. z. Shelton. known - 'Possy"
ct Yuba Dam. about two miles east Of
the city. discovered . Chinsman In his
chicken house. and having recently sui.
fsred the loss Of four or Ave dozen val
uabls fowls from midnight depredators.
procured q gun, shot and killed him In.
stantly. "Possy" came to town, took
an officer out and brought 10 the re-
mains to the Coroner's ofios. An In.
quest wa hsld with . verdict Of justiha.
Bile homicide.
Los AxoxLss, Aug. 4.-Frank Oakley,
secrstary OF the late French Consul. a..
tempted to shoot P. 6snss. editor Of
L'Union Noxpsls, Saturday sftsrnoon.
He nred four shots and the editor one.
with no damage 70 either. Tho shoot
ing was In the editors ofaos IN Downsy
Block. The cause Of the quarrel was .
newspaper article BY 0anss.
NARA, Aug. <.-Ths past three days
have BEEN excessively warm. the ther.
momstsr ranging from 90 to 90 In the
shade. r.
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Ju,tr Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CRY. August 2. ls79.-Henry
A. CAarls.. Sscrstary! The accumulated
water from the recent Aow Is being gradu.
ally lowered. IA yet the flow continues
strong. taxing the pumps to their utmost
capacity. With tho least stoppsge water
raises at . rapid rate. The winze sinking
from the 1900 level has been sunk and tim
bored Il feet for the week ending this
date ; total depth. LOG feet. The water
increasing bas interrupted progress.
Character Of quartz encountered shows
no material change from former reports.
The machinery and pumps remain In =
fair working condition. A our air com.
pressors are Of asmall size, and inadequate
to furnish sufficient air, II was deemed
necessary to place In q No. Z Burleigh,
which will arrive on or about the middle
Of the present month.
HENRY BAwprS. Supt.
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bullion.

aoLp HILL. Aug.4 1871 N. BrnreH,
Secretary. We have been troubled . great
deal since my last report by the escaping Of
gases, which since the fre have found
Judgment In the old slopes and wines OF
the Imperial between tho 1000 and 2lso
levels, where heretofore there has been no
circulation. In reopening the 2iS5 the
circulation Of air has been restored. which
has driven the foul gases out through the
Bullion. This has been 20 bad for the last
few days as to drive the men out Of the
mine and has prevented any work being
done. We hope to have pure air In . day
or two aud work will DO resumed - soon
- possible.
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uolOn NhAfe.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Aug. 2. ls7s.-0eor9s
C. Pratt. Secretary: The shaft has been
sunk and timbsred 25 feet during the past
week, and Ia now 10 feet below the 1000
station. No work has been done on the
upraise from the Sierra Nevada east drift
ON the 1000 level during the past week, IL
being considered advisable TO make the
connection from the shaft. Work In the
west drift on the 1000 level has been tenn.
porarily discontinued. owing to the OK.
IRENE heat. Arrangements having been
made for better ventilation at that point,
work will DO resumed tomorrow. The
foundations for the pump hoisting engine
will be completed during the coming week,
and the work Of oxcavating the foundation
pit for the pumping engine 10 making
good progress.
THOMAS II. Roosrri supt.
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10 FoR LAKE TAHOE THAT il tn
ory those days. and the hssira from thu
Comstook il immense. OF course, al
20 to John p. McKsnnsy's old place o
Sugar Pine Point, where health, pleas
urs and recreation most abound. No
Ksnnsy's 10 on the western shore OF thu
lake, and only nine miles from Taho,
City. The wharf there extends out intt
deep water. and boats are plenty. Th,
place IL easily reached via Carson ant
Glsnbrook, or by way Of the Trucks'
and Tahoe City. Prices reasonable
Bee notice elsewhere.
PRoyrssoa D. A. Ewrso. Principal o.
the Fourth Ward School, Virginia, has
returned from Lake Tahoe and thu
mountains, where he has been hunting
and fishing for about three weeks. Will,
In the mountains be killed six deer and
one bear. The bear killed was o cub ant
Q cinnamon. The old mother bear wal
wounded, but managed to escape. Al
though she had two cubs with her she
did not show fight.
Tox GALLAoHrs says that II will COS,
$500 to transport the large new spur
wheel OF the Bslchsr Company from the
Fulton foundry, where Il was made. To
the Belchsr air shaft. The wheel 10 %
broad that II will not pass through the
railroad cut south OF the Grown Point
bridge, and to blast out the rock on each
side and widen the cut will cost not less
than 5000.
S~ucorssyuL. - Some Of the neatesi
Jobs Of painless extraction OF teeth have
Of late been done BY Dr.. conwsll,
dentist, 208 Main street. BE uses
nitrous oxide, and his patients come to
themselves alter his operations, feeling
well and glad that their trouble In over.
He IL q master dentist. and warrants al
work. Bee notice.
woAx has been resumed In the header
Of the south lateral drift Of the Sutro
tunnel, air pipes having been advanced
to that point. This drift 10 being pushed
south to connect with the Yellow jacket
shaft.
Two quartz mills will shortly be
erected at sutro by the Sutro Tunnel
Company, and when this work IL com.
msncsd II 10 expected that between 500
and 400 men will be employed in oil.
To HossrxEs.-owing to the abort
notice before given to the public. the
trustees OF the Nevada State Agricultural
Society have extended the time for en-
tries to stake races to August 20. Trot.
ting purses to close Sept. /.
THl Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company last Saturday evening shipped
twelve bars Of bullion. worth $47, ooS "a.
THrai IL . report that the Pacific Mill
will start mp on the 18th. but a. yet Il Il
traced to no reliable source.
CLAY from the Lsvlathan mine 10 now
used at the foundriss, and 10 pronounced
. superior article.
LOOK OUT for your cousin, o New Yori
jswslry man, or hs will Cozsn You, sure
TEE school Of the Sisters Of Charity,
Virginia, opened today.
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Free Cartridges.

Captain Gallagher. Of the Sarsnsld
shooting team, urges the necessity Of
continued practise BY those who expect
to shoot at the Caledonia picnic next
Saturday. Having won four hrst prize.
without q defeat, the Gold Hill boys feel
very confident Of another victory next
Saturday. II nerve and care and skill
will avail. they will not bs disappointed.
In order to make the matter more sure.
however. the boys should 90 outas often
a. possible between now and Saturday
and welt the bullssys. by way Of expert
msnt. The company furnishes free
cartridges.
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Royal Aud. Deputy Supreme Master
Workman Of the Ancient Order OF United
workingmeu, IL in Gold Hill. where he
purposes to institute . lodge Of the or
der. . beneficial and fraternal organiza.
ton. which 10 operating successfully IN
California and other sections. The
principles Of the order. q gathered from
. brief statement Of them, are unobjec.
tionabls. and IL certainly has n good
feature about IL; whenever . member
diss his family receives $4,000 from the
beneficiary fund OF the order.
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Gould Curry.

VIRGINIA CTR. August s, 1874. X.
DarJr..s. Secretary: During the past
week east crosscut No. 8, 100 level, has
been extended IS feet, making the total
length from the main lateral drift 1856
feet. The face 10 In clay and porphyry.
The pumping machinery has been discon.
nected. taken out. and 10 now being hauled
to the Joint shaft. The pump column In
the shaft has been taken out to . point 900
feet from the surface. The Joint shait
was sunk 10 feet. No more sinking will
be done for the present, a. very little
headway can be made against the heavy
dow OF water. On Monday next We will
commence cutting out for = tank station,
which 10 located $50 feet from the surface,
or 500 feet below the drain tunnel. Work
on foundation for pumping machinery II
progressing satisfactorily.
II. II. PESoYrR. Supt.
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Grant In Japan.
Bar F~nAscrsoo. Aug. 4.-Latsst I'D.
vices from Japan, received by steamer
on Saturday. say that Grants reception
In Toxic 10 unprecedented In Japanese
history. In addition to the Govern.
msnt demonstrations. citizens have
given lsviah entertainments on . stump.
tuous scale. Every day and night there
were fresh novelties for his diversion.
At the audience with the Emperor on
the lth Of July His Majesty, abiding
happily 10 the coincidence Of date. said
the sole obstacle 10 harmony was caused
BY the dsmsanor Of the Enelish oficials.
who psrsistsntly keep aloof from Grant
and decline TO give salutes or reoogni.
ton. Il II not clearly understood
whether this 10 In consequence OF orders
from home or otherwise. Much oom'
ment Il made thersupon, and IL 10 dis
dnctly known that Grant II peculiarly
sensitive 10 sliehts. Grant visits the
shrine Of Mike and Afterwards sails 70
'Yedo. BE will lsavs for America the
last week OF August.
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CaliNrnia

VIRGINIA Crrr, August q, 1870. p.
Gordon. Secretary: There have been ex.
trscted during tho past week l0Il tons OF
ore. On the $50 level the joint west cross.
cut has been advanced II feet; total
length, 525 feet. The rock still continues
hard and shows water. On the 1850 level
the Wine from the north end OF the ore
Slopes Is down Is feet. and Is now In vein
material showing streaks OF quartz. AT
the @. L C. shaft the bob pit at the 1850
station 10 completed. Good progress Is
being made with the pump foundations at
the i~s50-level station. The excavations at
the 2i5O station for the pump arc com.
pleted. also those at the 1850 station, and
the pumps are In place and We are now
putting in the pump column at that point.
W.. II. PATTON. Supt.
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RED Mrs's COUNCIL. The Great
Council Of the State Of Nevada, Improved
Order Of Red Men, will assemble ct the
hall Of Pocahontas Tribe No. 2. at II
O'Clock A. u. on Thursday, August IL.
1879. All Past Saohsms In good stand.
ing are requested to be present and par.
ticipate In the ceremonies. Business OF
great importance to the order will DO
brought up. and It 10 desired that Q fuli
attendance be had.
WHERE TIE MoSrY Coars FsoM.-
Tho sutro Tunnel Company have nlsd
with the County Recorder . receipt from
the Arm Of McCalmont, Bros. 4 Co..
Chspot Lane. London, for the sum Of
$623, 965 10, the same applying on and
secured by an open mortgage dated
January 4, 1877. on which sl24. Sal 10
has been paid, the total amount being
" above.
"PANr."-John T. Pantllnd. for the
past two years manager Of the ormsby
House. Carson. has rslinquishsd the
same to John D. Ksrssy. and 10 going
out on . prospecting expedition. 20 be
says. May Kersey prove 10 b - popu.
lar a. Pantlind has BEEN, and may Pant.
lind strike a. big . fortune - he cares
to have.
TEE Iowa Mining Company has hlsd
articles Of incorporation and list Of Of
foers E. p. Marosllus. President; Z,
J. Weeks, @. @. Leavitt, George @.
Francis, E. Richard, Trustsss; ]. b.
Leonard. Secretary; capital. vl,2o0, 600;
shares, 1900 Of $1,000 each.
JOHN A. MoQuAIp has decided. In CON.
alteration Of s5. the Keystone claim to
the Original Keystone Company. situate
on Orleans Hill, northsasterly from the
toll. house on the GsiRer Grade. adjoin.
ing the Independent on the north. 1900
feet.
NrcAalouA has hlsd List Of ofioers :
J. P. aaney. President; Thomas Wal.
lace, Vice President; O. @. Comstoct,
Thomas L. Watson, Charles A. Moore.
Directors; Charles A. Moore, Secretary.
TEE Savage alone Il raising and turn.
ing more water into the sutro tunnel
than has been raised BY both Il and The
Hale 4 Norcross at any time since the
nina beosme flooded.
TEE Scorpion new four.compartmsnt
shaft 10 down so feet. A road 70 II has
bssn made from the old Catholic osms.
terry. The route lies round by the
Utah.
TIE Ovsrman bob has been raised 10
the surface. II weighs 80 tons. When
taken apart the two center pIsees viii
be each IS feet long and weigh "a tons.
TEE big bang noises In Gold Hill Of
late are caused by breaking up Of cast.
iues at the old Yellow jacket works.
Rosxar MAaLxxxEx has aled Q lien
against the CON. Dorado mine for sea-.
SENATOR Joxn Il expected On the
Comstook IN about Q week.
Txos. o. JAnuox has bssa appointed
Deputy ehssia.
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Henry BAwpEs, Supt
savage.

vrnoISIA crrY. Aug. 4. ls7s.-E. B.
Hoi,s.. Secretary : The water stands to-
day GO feet below the 2l00. Pumping has
been slow, owing to the debris found In
tho incline on the submerged donkey
pumps. Tho main pump has averaged
during the week ~ strokes per minute.
We have retimbered and enlarged the
south Wine below the 2l00 . distance Of
Is feet. We have commenced . lateral
drift at the 2l0O station. on the incline
running to connect with the south winze.
This work Is necessary for ventilation.
The main aud donkey pumps are working
we'll and arc In excellent condition.
N. @. GILLETTE. 6upt.
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Cnls. RoaxAs. supt.
Calsdonia.

aoLp HILL, Aug. 2, is7o.-0scrys W.
Beaver, Prsridsnt: Since last report the
vertical winss has been sunk nine feet.
making its total depth a64 feat. The rock
In the bottom continues hard and the how
Of water quite strong. The pumping ma.
chinery 10 In good running order. We had
TO stop In the early part Of the week to
remove . defective pump rod and put .
new one In place. The entire line Of rod
10 now In good condition, and the pump
handles the water without difficulty run.
ming two.thirds Of the time. tFor report
Of work ct Forman shaft ses 0vermAn
~lsttor.l CHAs. PoRxAs. supt.
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Deparsurss saturday Eveaiar.

W Hughes. A shane, D @ Dennis. VIM
Butts. Jas Dillon. r n Rowland. George
d Adams, L Kane. Mrs. D n Ellsworth,
Mn h Friedlandsr and family, Mrs 7 d
Calvert. Mrs @ Ahern and children. J W
Grant. J D @ Morris. J shira. n B Miller.
Mrs. = Y Lishtston. D Ducy aud family.
J II Graham and family. " Wilcox.
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WAnl.

vmorSI. CrTr. Aug. 2, 1879. - jacob
S,adt.id, Jr., S,ee.tarv: During the week
ending this dan the shaft has been sunk
and timbered II feet /; total depth. 1852
feet; the quantity Of water bailed being
the same as last reported. The general
character Of tho ground encountered con-
sists Of birdseye porphyry. with quartz
stringers Of q very respectable width In.
tervening. Operations In the east cross.
cut, 800 level. will DO resumed tomorrow
morning. The long drift requires some
repairs. in consequence Of being driven
through clay ground. The crosscut will
be extended east with renewed vigor. The
hosting machinery remains in excellent
running order.
HENRY BAwpEs, 5upt.
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Hale q Norcross.

VIRGINIA err. Aug. 4, ls79.-Josi p.
Li9Atasr. Secretary: Owing 10 the extreme
neat below the 1000 level, II has been
very difficult to do much In the way Of
lowering the water. The winzo down
from the 1000 east drift was connected
with the 2i0O level last night. and tho
ventilation much improved. Preparations
are being made to place Q stationary pump
so feet below the 2l00 level, which.
when In. will greatly relieve tho donkey
pumps. The water 10 As feet below tho
alO0 station. Our machinery 10 all In
good order and working well.
PHILIP DIIprsHErxER, Supt.
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aoLp HILL, August ., l~s7s.-Jams Nsr.
iand.. Prsrdmi: The north incline has
attained q depth Of Is feet below the 1880
level, having been sunk IS feet during the
week. The south drift on the 2760 level u
being continued toward the south line
with all possible speed. We arc now on.
gagged In making . drain In the 2760 north
drift. to take away the watsr from the Grown
Point. All work In the mine will DO con-
fined forsoms time 10 como 70 the sinking
OF the main incline and 10 thoroughly
prospecting the 27eo level.
W. q. sxrFu. supt.
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brutal Fixhs.

A terrible asht occurred Saturday
night In Virginia between two Cornish.
men, John Adams and John Waters,
during the course OF which Adams was
Knocked down and kicked most shame.
fully. The doctor was compelled to sew
MP the wounds In his head, some four
Of them needing attention In that direo.
ton. Both were arrested. Adams pre-.
ssntsd q horrible appearance.
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consolidated I,npnriai.

doLp HILL. Aug. s, 1874. x. p.
Harmor, Prssidsnt. For the week ending
this date we have done the following work:
Our drift north. 1900 level. has been ex.
tended 2s feet; total length Of same TO
date. 544 feet. The face 10 In quartz and
porphyry. Have pumped 800 feet Of water
from Alpha-Imperial Joint winze, leaving
100 yet TO pump before We can resume
work at the bottom. Making very good
progress repairing drift on 2IS5 level. also
drift on 1900 level Of Imperial. Every.
thing In and about the milne 10 moving
along smoothly.
A. C. HAMILTON, Supt.
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Departures Last Eveuius

L Thellsr. Thos Hobart, J J Robbins,
. Rsinhart, Mrs. II d Green. Mrs r 8
Watson. J Pitchford. Miss Pitchford. An
ME J rox. Mrs A b Aston. Jas Babcock,
O II Webster. 7 ZschariA. Mrs A A vii.
liams. D o Crowley. J H windle. W II
Cone. q ] Plsyter. Elite Mclean, Miss
Alice Burgess. Thos Mcdonald, c Wat.
kins, J 9 Luty. r " Rowland. FIT Taglia.
bus. Geo B Merrill. Dollis McCone, Mrs
n Cavanaugh. Mrs. J NcCono and daush'
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Arrivals Yesterday Msrstss.

Arrvsss Hesserusy "0rns"s.
wm Barrett. J Levy. Geo Hale. J 0rob.
J Cosgrovs. d Abel. + Cluggage. James
Fisher. p J Smith. DR. + W Conn. X Kir-
man. n Campbell. J 7 Bradley. Mrs r F
Slater. Mrs. n 7 Williams, Johnnie Will
Hams. G H ordway. Mrs n orndortf. Mrs
Mitchell, p J McCabs, J II Graham.
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UlAh.

VIRGINIA crTr. Aug. 2, ls7s.-0sorgs @.
Pratt, Secretary: The tank station. 40 feet
above the bottom OF the incline. 10 com.
pleted. The dow Of water At this point
continues very strong. We are engaged
In retimbering ONE portions Of the In.
cline near the bottom. We expect TO oom-
plsts the excavations for the bob station,
coo feet down from the top Of the incline.
within ten days.
W. b. s~xrrrkRp, sup't.
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Trojan.

Gotp H1LL, Aug. 2. 1879. - David
Wilder, Secretary: Northeast drift, third
station, advanced so feet through quartz
and porphyry; upraise from east drift
extended 20 feet through quartz giving
low assays. West drift from north drift
above second station has been extended 81
feet; total length les feet. No change In
material sinoe last report.
ALsERr LAoxrY, Bupt.
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Arr,y.,. shi. norni.x.

O Digneu. 8 p Peterson. I Whistler. @
ellison. A Shane. Nrs Bowers, J Hogan.
W p Thompson. T n Luce. Mrs 8 Camp
bell and children, Annie Irwin. Miss Nc
Martin. Mrs Z b Croker, Mrs Bender.
Mrs Graham. J Pitchford. L T Fox. J L
Lockwood. Jos Martell, Thos C~avanaugh.
Connsry. Florence Caldwell.
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Sierra NeyAdA.

VIRGINIA. crrY. Aug. 2, 1sIs..W. W.
S,...o.. Secretary : During the last vssk
NO work has been done In the mine. asioe
from pumping the water from the stopes
on tho 2200 level and the bottom Of tne
incline. The amount Of vstsr remain
about the same - at the time Of my last
letter. ALxx. q. xcxxxxu, bapt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shan.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nuaIs
VIRGINIA Orr. Aug. 2. l819.-W. &.
Dean, Secretary: During the week ending
this date "a feet have been added 10 the
depth Of the shaft. The water raised from
the bottom Of the shaft was about the same
as for the previous Z days. Tho material
passed through was principally porphyry,
showing an occasional stringer Of clay.
Isaac L. RrouA, Supt.
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STOCK sEPOnr.
THIS MoRxISa.

THIS MORNING.
SIS Ophir. IS. ssh, ssh, s5I
lil0 Mexican. 26N, 26x, az
SIS Gould 4 Curry, 81, 81, 81. 9i
3f5 Beat 4 Belcher. IS
2i0 California, 4 95,
i05 Savage. i3A. i2A. II. i2t
AIS Con. Virginia. 4 90. 4 IS
isS Chollar. GU. ca. "a
80 Potosi. 4 80
ass Hale q Noreross. l3s
TOO Grown Point. A.. 4 IS. 4 65, 4 90,
7os Yellow Jacket. II. ieS. is&
CATS Imperial. I So, I 20, I 40 bio
IS kentuck. AIS
10 Alpha. 1ik
470 Bslcher. A., 4 co, = %
$50 Confidence. IN, liz
Ills sierra Nevada. IS. 4sk. Az. An. AZ
2ss Utah. II. l6h. i6S. i6S
$50 Bullion. 81. ~
4s0 Rxchequer. 81
les 0vermAn,
iA2O Union Con-. 50. ssS. 80. sSk. s9S
ass Alta.
800 Lady Bryan. l Is
AIS Julia. 2 20. AZ
$50 Caledonia. 2 40. AZ
265 Silver Hill. I 80. II
100 Challenge. "a
100 New York. SOC
$50 Occidental. I
500 Phil Sheridan. $50
go Lady Washington Con-. I 40. l Is
400 Kossuth. 23o
l075 Andes. I
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Ysllox IsYer ID san Hranciseo.

Yellow Fever at Ban francIsco'
sAs F~aAscuoo. August A. The ship
Tsmplar. which arrived here from New
York, via Bio Janelro. 10 still qusran.
tined OF Hauosllto. Boon after leaving
Bio Jsnsiro yellow isvsr broke out on
board and several Deaths occurred. The
captain, his. daughter and . few others
escaped, although they were very siok.
No eppfshsodon Il felt here. however.
= tiis dsy has been ostsa subjected 70
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sxnIyy WILLIAMSON settled up for
July today and paid Into the County
Treasury es.o71 Is net.
AIps,xXs oaxDoass. Of Virginia, 10
Asus from he mountains.