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GounIrn DrouerIn &c fet.

4 + MORRISTOWN, y. ito let. furnished.
~ several very desirable country residence IN hne locl
plenty fruit and shade rent nom Rt o. ~ 800
=. EDDY q "a m. 40 broadway.
FOR THE SUMNER or IEAR-Roomy cot
uee, stable ana = acres lor ess laid out Ia garden
trait &c house has water bath &C.
healthy locale s. only 40 minutes lay Central Il r. Of y.
forty trains care al parties only ZOO carpets
and heavy furniture extra. Apply 40 WEST ELIZA LETH
DEPO1 close by Or at ELEVATOR No. H. PnesL, y. Y.
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A schoolmistress, while taking down the
names ana ages o pupils and the names of ueir par
EMS AT the beginning OF term, asked htie fc
low whats your fathers name g. ION. you needn't
take down his name; he's too old to 90 10 school to
woman" was the reply.
We'll. Bessie said her mother, have YOU
been a good clrl to-day r. NO, mamma why, ,es-
sic. I nope you have not been bad gil T. NO,
mamma" said the little thing, mot Weddy bad not
Weddy good, just q comfortable little girl
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1v7o4i, uammeTsley.

rarrcps.st No1o7. o6l1x704h: As HammeTs'ey.
fr referee To ID Edgar ..--.....'- 80. =,
3Gfh.si II +. 90 ~ W Of Lexngtonave, 2oNfffi } II
Reid referee % T. POncmus ..--.--- o.. q.
Fultnu.s No ~ Edward Patterson, referee 10 + n
Bird ~, %, ia 4,
q salmon. referee, 70 y II Cheese DrouN r.
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RECORDED MORTGAGEs-

Anderson F and wife to Si'cne' i--'.'' 1000
Bne amt wfrio PJ G9Gdar y aI 1900
Bradley William toc sconed' NO ~ N's'S ~ $500
casey B and another to Undefh' -'u.s| 5000
Enrich 70 cram s and a 9ssEs executors ' 15Oo
Fzpatrick E to NJ Ave' as oO'h ST. u o' 5000
uuis TO Mary Moornead n l4sth-st, OF Court ,co
landtave, years wv
Mccaium and husband I, 70 GO6O
Mester and wife to Beil' Il o'tl's' oi On 1000
OIL and VIE to me eHsG 81 35 fq %, 10000
Rosentaa to Koeher' 4lS''' oi 1900
PFcORDrD ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
D.oa,-n.n rU,oN n ra7yton ........... 81 900
Boswo-th aud ano,heT' executors etc s1os
Decker G. 10 II Beeckmdnn- 100
KresCher. / Mable. ,G0
whitney Z a i smith 800
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Brooklnn prOp:rip 60 Ect.

FURNISHED HOUSE in BROOKLYN.-TC
Let-A three story basement and tv' story extension
front furnished, with all mpruvrulci lmme
dlgfc session TIE premises. Mrs. -AA IL s.
row ELL. lao MuurGc-st
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Ctr propcrtn 60 Get.

4 -Three-stOrv, high basement House, to
"A. LET: No. l5i West f5h.st. good order. all
improvements Inquire Is West IJth-st or No. 43
G.crucst
A PHYSICIANS OFFICE TO LET (fun-
~ she'd al - Madsonaye separate entrance and court
yard rent. $50 per month.
NO. 2O4 EAST 15TH-ST.-lO rent furnished
" uuflruIsbeG-~ iXtcen IDOUs, all Improvements
furnished sl4OO unfinished +l2co. Apply ou premises
V'O LET-Ofices, lofts, stores ana Easements
Eeekman. Ann. Futon. J0In paarl cold, Ciif VIII
liam anu Nassausts RI LAND a WliiTlNG.6 Beekman-st
fENO LEI-Ihe private residence corner of
l4ths 2davc: fOu! brown stone splendid
location surroundings equal 90 ID the city rent low.
Apply 10 r. O.. GREGG, Bowcry.
TI'O LET-One store in Bible House, near
corner 4th-ave. Aston place; 2Gxi2 feet plate
glass front heated by steam; rent $50 also desirable
and third floors Appy o. Treasurer An r.
ICAN BIBLE SOCIETY 90 ne BID" House.
GES RENT-147 West 7lst-st near " l. "
POp statou-3-storY brOwusione, 20xa0, perfect N.
der brokerage paid. G.. L. BARON, Q. riurst
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Brooklpn Rcal Gstats for SALE.

BrooklDn Hcn! estate for SALE.
~- -e
TOR SALE or TO LET with immediate pos
L session.
I5S Rcmsen. ST.. three-st0rv building.
100 Pineapple par.or and second hoor.
j3 y assau-st, threestory dwelling. ,, . ,..,,
GORDON l. FORD, 81 Clark-st brooAFn'
no LET. for Sale or Exchange, for modern
house wcl situated in Nov nk-BroW u-sont pTlya.e
r4s4eucc %. Carroll Park. Brooklyn Substantially Dul
i'm lot order basement three stores anu h
islet attic with rooms UNFINISHED with carpets Apply
premises.
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SEw-YOEK. Thursday. April y, 1879.
At the Exchange SalesrOom to-day the fol
lowing sales were held:
BgN 4 J. Lunch.
! 5storv stone Tat with lot, No $40 SHAVE.
7J.J 70 OF J0th-st, lot &6G4GO, \ Lie ms ana
Bv Ru0h n. CamD.
4.st0rv brick building and 3srOrv brick stable with
lots, Nos ~ and $50 East 33thsf. g 3, 10 n "
Dry Dock savings institution .---............. l5sO
lot on East 7Jdst W cor Of Madison ave- 1880: ~
II no'l Bg ~ o. HoGaan.
Hot stha-e 7J.j fl OF 7oth st. 25xlOO Geo NJ - on
2lois s,lsve 25.5 # s OF 56thsJ, each 25zlOo
BvC. J. Iron.
5.storv brick dwelling WIN lot. No 100 3dave 2,
n 46th st. luf 20XbJ VIM II Macy 1850
Bv htrbdrt Y. H1rH.t.
stone house wi "a lot, No SOC Leylng-
'Sn ayf 40 IL u o' o-u'~ ~, 1890
10 70 OF Riyinrton-st lot 2JxlOOiOi Henry 400.
l 21idry brown stone dwelling with lot, No 80 East
\ y Lie ins Co $50
jstOry brick tenem ent house with lot No 46l West
q 3-c-st IS, Il5ft OF lOtlave lot 5lx9s.J WmP o 80,
So % l-I a. lis5xi6o patricE Leahy 555
BIZ T. p Rtker
plot Of land on Eastern Bayave e cor OF Mapic.St
7 haFFs' francis rsT' ,f oA@ G75
plot ol land UNITS Point Road All joining lands
" John Brown 4&5xiIOx435.3xlOI.l same ne,
Bg H. H. Muller q san.
I 3-.tOry brick building with lease OF lot. No LIZA
50 ave- - 40 % 10 Of66thrsL lot &oXtai leased
April T. 1865. tern ~ wears, ground rent 500 per
Be- linn IT. Wilson.
3-stOrv brick dwelling with lot NO 80 GrccuwI. DE-
W 81 4B.7 70 Ui JaAcsJ lot 2l4LS4. lOX-l *
524 Margaret Iulp- 31I
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GIN RraI estate tor Sale.
nor SALE-ThTee-stOry and basement
hroUnstoue highstoop house, $50 by 42EIC II PET,
r+ct order No sos l24thst price SlZNOoi yer
10 suit Inquire No 3O7 opposite POSSESSION i
mediate.
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Gxcurslons.
BEGINNING TUESDAY. APRIL -, 1879
Trans the
EAST SIDE LINE
OF THE
NETWORK ELEVATED RAILROAD
WILL BE RUN
ALL NIGHT
AT FIFTEEN MINUTES INTERVALS FROM
MIDNIGHT UNTIL \. NJ
ROBERT STEWART,
General superintendent.
\JETROPOLITAN ELEVATED GATEWAY

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VI Open FROM j3OA NJ To II p NJ.
RECTOR~TR kEl-Ncarcst point for Wall street Ferry,
and connects with ears Tor south Ferry.
COT point Tor Jersey city AMI
tOmmuupaw Ferries
Barclay Ferry 20 HODoken.
CHAMBERS r-eArcst point Tor payonlA and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN rREET--
GRANDSTREE NearestpOnt Ion Desbrosse1 street Ferry
toJersey Cy and connects with Tor pesDrOses and
East Grand street Ferries
BLEECkEKsTREEr-Conne with ears for East and
West
EIGHTH STREET-Nearest point ior Christopher street
Ferry hOlukcu. connecting with cars Tor Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOURTEEN lli ~lRLEH-NciruSt point ID Union square.
Wallatks and Lyceum Theatres Academy ~ Music L.
wing and Tsmmauy Halls. conn cuug with Or East
TWEEN ,lEl.EI-Ne4rgst BOoths, -
James The .trcs Grand opera HOUSE, Oiinores
Gatlen. anu Masonic Temple and i"enty'thiri street
Ferry Jersey city
THfRrT THIRDS MEET Nearest point 10 standard,
BROADWAY and Fifth Avenue Theatres. Aquarium aud
Mln-trcs connecting Win ea4s tOt W cor
haw Ferry.
FOlIIY- ECO Il- r-COnuecs IA New York Trans
Ter COMPANY cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFrl Eth -IEEEt-
rY.EIGHrH -rREEr-Nearcst point Tor Celtg Plrk,
cluu.rffng with ears Of Beat Line Railroad.
FIFTY TIL RD-SrREEr and ElGh lu-AkLNlE-
FOR uptown trans take east eide stations.
For I!oWntoN n trains side stations
Trains will jSthsL and Othaye, aud J5LsL AMI sth
alternately.
FARE 10 CENrs. Except between the hours Ok $50 6,
Z 80 a. M, aud 10 D. ~. when the taro Is cents.
WM. r. GARRISON, resident
N. VAN BRoCkLIN. superintendent
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tclp Udnic0
CIRST-CLASS GIRLS WANTED for house
l. wolk al once. Ma HALL, go 6tllayo
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lO.700
1000
10000
1900
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NTONTCLAIR. \. J.-FOR SALE-A hand
VI 2story and mas1rd roof house 10 rooms. ncud
laundry modern 1ruvemcnts stable,
heunery &C. about acres Of land handsomely laid out IN
lawn vegetable garden; ldr-e arbOr vitB
well planted with fruit and declduOus
trees; $50 feet about tide water Wow. very me.
HOWE 81 PARSONS.
20 and MOntclair-
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE or TO LET
With or without furniture double Brick House
ueasaatv situated having modern improvements lot 81
fe-t 300 feet Apply ln POughk ecnie 20 J. COELIES
Garden--t. OF IN New-N ork 10 WILLIAM H. CROSBY, AZ
CAST
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GARDENER or AS~stant.-8y Protestan
II ea 4, man az r-r,,tivp yea. 4 wIo thuror ghy IN
q, rstaa % cVaou,c, eIar.le, hoWer Frsctl
Iir -Ira... asuw .-. cc. a cote care II h'..t' aD
ctilr. Is lung. wag trate zen years it.cfrn
'r.m as. employer app a. tAHPEATEhs, % Ut
Ave, nea o lst.
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GARDENEE.-By Protestant married man
~ IHc.mh ancg D. hrsIcass gar rurr ana lor
greenhouses. .rapert"S not MI colo
IL "A rouI vegetable gardener. and has thoroJ sh knoWed2
ms business u general. Address j. H. ' lIpuLc p""i
Dnicp. I.ZI- NTuqlw3v.
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GUNNER Boaro.

GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, y. Y.-HOuse now
VI omen garden ground water, CARR
ages, &c. Cottages and villas for rent and sale. -
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GARDENER &c.-By n respectable middle
~ a4' German uan -nse ON ge4ileman5 place H. a
man not afraid OF work Address HON EST Box - Tribune
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y BY and wife, g. years. no children man - a
thorough co4Uman also good gardener ami ianeri VIE
excellent cook and aUutrc- wiling and capable 10 90
all kinds 0f work both willing and Oulglng best
r4commeu latinna- wages mnrerate. Apply AT CARPEN
rD. .tl-Bf.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoHK. Thursday April y, 1879.
At the Exchange SalesrOOm to-day the fol-
lowing sales were held:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
sierra NeNAdA.

VIRGINIA CIrY, Nov. /. 1879.-W.. W.
.Sfetson. Secretary: On last Sunday after.
noon tho strap connecting the steam piston
with the crank pin Of the small air-com-
pressor broke suddenly, allowing the
piston to pass through the cylinder head,
causing . stoppage Of two days. which has
very materially retarded the progress OF
work In our mine during the past week
not having power enough to more than
handle the water during that time. At the
2i00 level the station sets over the top Of
the incline are now In place. and the work
Of opening the station proper will be
pushed with all speed. On last Wednesday
night connection was made on tbs 2Soo
level Of Sierra Nevada with the Union
shaft, very much improving our ventiia'
ton on this level. The drift east on the
220O level has been advanced during the
eek IS feet-total distance 20l feet. The
ground In the face Of this drift still con.
tinues In soft vein ~porphyry, requiring
close and substantial timbering. The
north drift from the east shaft, 2200 level,
has been advanced "a feet-total distance
6s feet. The face Of this drift 10 still In
the Same favorable vein formation. show
ing clay. quartz and %porphyry. Tit how
OF water from the slopes and In the incline
remains about the same, requiring nearly
all the compress.d.air power that we have
at our command to handle II.
ALEX. @. MCKENZIE, Supt.
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Union Consolidated.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Nov. I, 1872 Robert
Shsrrooi, President: On our 2000 level
the Joint Mexican west crosscut has been
advanced 10 feet-making . total length Of
GAG feet from the main north drift-still
passing through . vein formation carrying
many clay strssks. The Joint Mexican
winzs has been sunk and timbered 10 feet,
making . total depth Of iGs feet. and con-
tinues in q favorable-looking vein lorna
ton, showing streaks Of quartz and con.
siderable water. On our $500 level lSierra
Nevada 2200) the main south drift has
been extended 80 feet aud 10 now In 81 feet
from the station. passing through vein
matter carrying stresks OF ore. The work
Of opening out the several bob and tank
stations and running the drift on our 2i00
level (Sierra Nevada 2300I to connect with
the Sierra Nevada incline has interfered
materially with sinking the Union shaft,
aud very little work has been done In the
bottom during the week. The connection
was made with the Sierra Nevada drift ON
Wednesday last and has established good
ventilation at that point. The drift 10 0
being enlarged and timbered. and the 2i00
station Is being cut out preparatory to the
extraction Of ore from this level.
W. h. PATTON, Supt.
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GOnl,i 4 Garry.

yInorSIA Cur. Nov. 2, 1879. A. x.
Darboo,c, Secretary: During the past week
the 100 crosscut on u north line was
advanced 80 feet through ground Of the
same nature ss last reported. The face 10
1900 feet east Of the main lateral drift. At
the @. 1 @. and b. 4 b. Joint shaft good
progress has been made with the work on
the surface and in the shaft. The tempo
rary buildings inclosing the shaft and the
machinery will be completed the coming
week and are designed to stand for scouple
Of years. when heavier machinery will DO
put in and permanent works erected. The
water in tbs shaft stands At . point below
the second tank pitand gives us no trouble.
The donkey pumps have been taken out.
The $50 station pump set 10 In place and
tho bob timbers. pump-rods aud column
pipe are being lowered to position. Our
new pump-hoist works 70 perfection and
handles the timber and machinery In the
shaft with ease. We expect TO start the
big pump and resume sinking by the
middle Of the present month.
H. H. PESorra, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03

VIRGINIA. CrrY. Nov. I. 1s79.-Georgs
O.. Pratt, Secretary. We are now excava.
ting bob and tank stations at five different
points In our shaft. This. with the run
ming Of the drift on our 2i0o level TO con-
meet with the drift from the Sierra Nevada
winze, has 30 interfered with our WORK IN
the bottom OF the shaft that little progress
has been made In sinking during the week.
The connection with the Sierra NEVADA
drift was made last Wednesday and has es-
tablished good ventilation at this point.
We are now engaged in opening q the
2iOO station and enlarging and resimoer,
ing the drift. Work has been commenced
on bob station No. l and will DO COM
menced on bob station No. 2 during the
coming week. The work on bob station
No. 8 Is making good progress. Our ore
house 10 ready TO receive ore n We are
now laying the track to 1t from the shaft.
The side track OF the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Company IL completed and ready
for business. The work Of putting In the
foundation for our large pumping engine
is making satisfactory progress. The car
penter shop 10 equipped with saws which
enable rs to frame our timbers TO better
advantage than heretofore.
THOMAS h. ROONEY, supt.
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Telegraph Bates.

General superintendent Gamble, Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company.
has sent out . circular. In which We find
the following : at 10 hereby ordered
that ON and after Wednesday, October I.
1879, there shall be no Western Union
square, State or special rate higher than
81 aud 10; mapagers OF Offices will there.
fore see that their tariff books and lists
Of rates are corrected. to meet this 70.
duction. by changing all rates above %
and IL to that amount. It Is also or.
derrd that on and after Saturday, Nov.
/, 1879, the half rate or might message
privilege be extended to all Western
Union offices, without exception ; and
to all which may be opened hereafter,
unless otherwise directed. Offices will
therefore be prepared to accept night
messages to and from any Western
Union Office at one.half the day rate ;
provided. however, that no message
shall be taken for less than twenty-five
cents. Messages to be transmitted at
half rates will be received at offices du.
ring Office hours for ell stations on West.
ern Union lines, for delivery next morn.
ing. They may be forwarded over the
lines at any time during the afternoon
or evening, when the wires are not occu.
pied with other business. or after all full
rate business Of an Office has been trans.
mitted."
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rri.ssrs ~ he Outs.

Yesterday afternoon there was q bit
OF an alteration in the Enterprise com.
posing room between John Church.
foreman Of the Office. and W. R. Carri-
gan. printer OF the Foo,ioht. The boys
were shaking dice for dimes on the i'm.
posing stone when Church came in, and
seeing among the rest Carriean, between
whom and himself there was not o very
good feeling. he caused the game to
cease and ordered Carrigan to leave.
The latter retired to the cases and took
q seat on q stool. Church then made Q
rush for him and there was q collision.
in which Church received two blows and
IN return stabbed Carrigsn in the aeshy
portion Of the left shoulder. INJECTING a
wound some two inches in length and
n inch deep. Carrisan then left and
hsd Church arrested Tor assault with In.
ts.s 70 El.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
P,per's Oper. House.

The present season Of Legitimate
drama OF Piper's Opera House was in
ausu.ated Saturday evening most sue
csssfully by the California Theatre CON-
pany. The attendance was large and
among the audience were the first peo.
ole Of the Comstock. The historical
play Of LADY C~lancarty." with Miss
Ada Cavendish In the title role and I.
W. Keene as Lord Clancarty. two char
actsrs to which all the others are second
ary. IL ono Of the best modern pro.
auctions Of the kind. and the kind
In superior. In the character OF
Lady Clancarty Miss Cavendish did
some excellent acting. Her appre-
citation OF the sentiments put into her
language BY the author was good, and
their expression strong aud unequivocal.
Miss Cavendish comes among US With a
reputation Of the highest order. which
crossed the ocean with her and was sus'
tanned on the Atlantic. IL not increased.
Il would be Unfair to her to judge OF her
genius or ability from q single appear
ance. A Comstock audience il acknowi.
edged to possess much critical acumen,
and il Is enough here to say that the
popular verdict on last Saturday even.
ine's performances by Miss Csvsndish
and the company supporting her was in
the main acceptable. the play ran
smoothly, and the entertainment was as
a whole satisfactory to the audience.
Ths violin solos OF Mr.. wi,hers were a
VERY enjoyable feature OF the perform
anc. q we'll rs q novelty which was
highly appreciated. To. night wills
Qres. play Of 'Jaus Shore" will be given,
With Miss Cavendish again in the title
role. Everybody will want to see her
personsts one famous in history As the
vile OF Q London goldsmith. the mis-.
trsss Of Edward ". the attaehe Of
Lord Hastings, and the witehcrait.ac'
eused Of Richard III. when he deter.
mined to destroy the latter. The play
and tho players should draw n full
house. Reserved seats at the box Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03

VIRGINIA CIrY. Nov. I. 1870. Z.
Weller. President: On our $500 level the
joint 0phir west crosscut is now In ~ feet
from the main north drift, passing through
birdseye porpbyry. showing some water.
Good progress Ia being made In enlarging
the upraise to the 2i00 level. and 1t will
be completed during the coming week. On
our 1000 level the joint 0phir west cross
cut has been advanced 81 feet, making .
total length OF sos feet from the main
north drift. The material passed through
continues q hard blasting %porphyry, show.
ing some water. The joint Union Consol.
idated west crosscut has been extended ~
feet. and 10 now in 2i6 feet from the main
north drift. still passing through . vein
formation. showing heavy clay streaks.
The Joint Union Consolidated winze has
been sunk and timber,d Is feet, making .
total depth Of l6S feet. and continues in Q
favorable.looking vein matter, showing
streaks OF quartz and considerable water.
W. II. Parton, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
p,p.rsur-. saturday evening.


Mrs Hudson. s Davis. Z II MCGOWAN,
Miss A Lee. Miss K Everleigh, Mrs A Ora.
ham. Miss E Chapman. Ed Chapman,
Frandis Wright. Alice Wright, Miss I
Lamborn. DR. Van Zandt, Miss Ioseau,
samuel Colville. A W Mafin. J Williams.
Roland Reed. r c Graham. L Smith. Thos
Adair. Al Corliss, J W Rosenfuest, II s
Frail. r Kirman. J " Adams, II Amberg,
W Aschsim. FE Hughes. George Ander-
son. Miss L Loring. Miss Rose Leighton,
Miss E Dean. Carrie McHenry. Mrs b ID
Norton, Mrs A Charles. Miss Bessie Tenn
pie, Miss A Deacon. IA Hubbell. George
Roberts. Mrs W Grant and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
ExpIaiued

To some people 1t is almost . wonder
how Banner Brothers. the great Virginia
clothiers, have managed to work up
such q trade a. they have and to hold 1t
in spite Of all opposition; but nothing
can be simpler. They have been here
from early days, have always kept Just
such goods as people wanted. have al.
ways dealt fairly by everybody and made
friends OF their customers. They know
what every man wants and give It to
him at lowest rates and be 10 satisfied.
They have now Q bigger and better stock
OF Fall and Winter goods than ever. and
through the columns Of the News invite
all to come and SEQ them. They have
reduced prices till all can purchase hns
goods and have money lott.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03


Officers elected for ensuing term,
wsshos Typographical union. ysstsr.
day: President, A. ]. Mccarthy; Vice
President, 8. woodmsn; Financial ssc
rotary, s. II. stenhouss; Corresponding
Secretary. Pleasant Moore; Treasurer.
Fred. Slate; ssrgrant.at.Arms. A. J.
Graham; Board OF Directors, O. A. Y.
Putnam, John Plant, E. T. Plank. g.
W. Hoffman, A. ]. Mccarthy.
It Is q good thing just now to have q
friend in the stock broker business, and
T. R. McGurn Is just the man to take
in q few shares for you and carry them
ON O margin II you cannot put up for
the whole Of them. His Office 10 at LOG
South @ street. Virginia, and his sdver
tissmsnt will BE- found In another col.
umn.
D.idsshsimsr's Grant pole Il being
painted whore the couplings are. Il Il
regular ship.igssd and the topmsst d
rsissd and lowered BY Q esarsd vindIass
at the bottom. The pole Il . beauty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
Con.oIid.,ed yirxinia.

VIRGINIA CRY. Nov. I. 1s79.-A. w.
Hares.. Secretary; During the past week
s9l tons OF ore have been hoisted. On d
$50 level crosscut No. 2, at . point ITO feet
south from the joint west drift, has been
extended SO feet, passing through . vein
formation showing streaks Of quartz. On
our 1900 level the winze Is now down 81
feet and continues in ore giving low -.
says. On our 1850 level the repairs to the
southwest drift are completed and work
resumed from the upraise. On our 2ioo
level the south drift has been extended II
feet, total length. 420 feet. and continues
in vein porphyry. Tho station in the
Joint Best 4 Belcher Wine 10 completed
and we shall drifting north on
Monday TO connect with the south drift on
our also level. The WINE has also been
sunk dive feet for . stump. The pumps ct
the @. & @. shaft continue to handle the
water with ease.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.