Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-21

age-Whas she Hale q NorerSss
~ Doi.g = That mr.. iSeides-
heimer Has q Say on she oss.
ersi subject, and Abess h Sub
drain
This morning q representative OF the
Nkws set about ascertaining the facts
as to when the pumps Of the flooded
mines were likely to be shut down and
about this work going on and to be done
in the flooded mines before the water
can safely DO allowed TO rise in them.
At THE sAvAoE.
Superintendent Gillette OF the Savage
thought he could be ready to let the
water into the lower levels OF that mine
by tomorrow Saturday night. When
the order came directing him to pre-
pare for that event he Immediately COM
meneed the work. lie had two engines
to remove. a large amount OF track to
take up. 1900 feet OF pipe to get out.
| timb,rs to brace. etc. This he would
have accomplished by the time men,
toned.
rhihpp
Norcross' was he
could not say exactly when no could Do
ready 10 allow the water 10 raise. OF
| con,s. n ordered 10 do M from below
| he shonld ob.v i-nstructions lint in bis
Judgment Their. wa. work enough 10 DO
| dons IN consume thr.e mr. four veeks.
ri he aha, ,;ms NJ, Sptro would bsvs
| h;s snhl,,in half comnleted. II vould
y. I'D noiicv 10 lst tha ~atsr into Inc
min. nh ey.rxthino was fuliy secured
o,h.,x,s. J.ma,. 10 h amount of from
Srn ooo 80 Scn oOo mi,h, n. aop. Tbis
r., an.
.ne - n,S,Ins IN, = d,a;n was
49, Ups o., - ~. ha.vv
ali n;n. - y, woo5 hs;ns co,sumsd
ri. ~ ar + .,,.nd.n, nm,
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~
NECESSARY WORK.
In the lightning drift connecting with
IN. Pam. .hat 4, An. oOOO laval tbers
were 100 feet of soft. bad ground. In
| plaees tbi. ousht 10 DO timbered and
,hs ,;uh.r. br,c.l nm and stronclv ann.
ro,,.a A cave in this drift would
neccssitats greater outlay for repairs
than would BE- required 10 run the
PUMPS u"tu 1HA..Ssn ~ phonIa
~ e'' msSiJ
Wy anu iuu, To-
NO. - ma, -
." 49, - 80. ,hs s.;,,
AePs opeu - y S.rs.s an
"" aoaa So. -. -. ..sen,iai
WV $500 T,",.haJ hs.n
- IN r. %incIin. ,wo wears a,o
h.,sss, ,bs Ian anil 9O0o Levels.
Mi. IN. ca,s ana ,o,ts Of tho timbsrs
r.. 80. s,in canb the siIls war,
90, .nJ - tn ba ,snlse.d 10
- n.,as,I. ...,,a Tn,s o,,',,
siaa is,,snd.a ~ Than ,hs roas
49,, sasn,aI nj ,n,nv Ctr, ,h;n,s
na.,IaJ attention. All tbis reouired
49, 81 =, n,nn.,,v dona woul1 con.
sumo the three or Tour weeks nawed.
sunpR,IN.
Mr.. Deilesheimer was asked his
opiniou as To the subimin. lie thought
IL woull DO n difficult matter to main.
tain 4, A. proposed. The work Of cut
ting il could DO speedily accomplished.
| Mr.. sutto hal informed him that
endcayors would DO made to secure the
! privilege of letting the workmen in and
| on, thSouoh the Savage. Hale * Nor |
60 ami m. Domination shafts. and
hs ,hon,ht Ina, ,hs shaft and connec-
tons a, The Julia would also be utilized
iur that purposc. The work could BE-
sceompl,shel In the time proposed.
Their, wer. places in the tunnel, how
ever. where the ground was soft and OF
a swelling nature. aud here was where
the difficulty OF keeping the drain open
xould DO likely To occur. In his
opinion n pipe OF sufficient dimensions
would be found much better and more
economical In the end. This would also
enable Mr' su'ro 10 use
THE WATER ron A MOTIVE rowkn
For the entire machinery al the tunnel
to much better advantage There was a
fall Of GO feet between the Coms'ock
and the mouth OF the tunnel which
would give an immense pressure which
coula bs utilized In many WAYS for a
-. 80 % n,o,.i all ti,a. M mn.
auvap ~ ~ az ~oniJ ha const.n,
a.an.h On d,;v. mill. ~
anu - Dua ans.ts ~, 4. oon.,rnc,sJ
~. hihus' suy mi ~ Sona 10 ,hs
hu u.. aS'owsJ 10 sow tb,onoh
N,'ss s ~ - noysr .onIs bs ia.
nDlu $500 .n.h ma couid i,
49, y. a. ,.Ii H. ,ha mouth of tbs