Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17


Nav Tia, ,h.,. 4. .o.;n anna little
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the passage oil q eiii placing ths eoinase
OF silver on u par with gold. q thousand
h..,,s nm ,hs com.,ocL this home of
N''ef' are ohce nnors osa''us nop''
Should such q bill DO passed this section
would blossom as never before. Il
wor,a I, .ho,, ,s;.. millions of low
s'a's o'e 'n'' milling H.
should unrestricted eo'nAso VI "''
be given us-that 10. should II DO put on
a par with gold in this respect. % that
,h. min, .o,,d tab. bis bar Of bullion
l. -. o..
10 the larson Am, Anu, ~ Pey.as ",
me sspsfauon OF VIZ ko.1
the cost OF coinass, ~ eA'. soina
as gold Is now eo'neuI,or 'nis sn.
Yer mus coinsu meu .n nnNs
the loss noN eom nv @m,ss ~ ,uS
maestro m,n ns,s. imna.s,.;;,"
sra % U, ss ~. $50. -. al.
~ Ill.
naa's,n,n. ooo nun... All ~.,n.d :.
,oiia.a. soit ssno ill.,, an sa0.
,o,.I a. ma n los ~ m. holSs, !.
sompu,,d \. follows: sspsr.tiop Of The
ma,.I. ,~o ..n,s NJ, orne. so0. Ala.
conn, ON al 200 sil,.r Al N per cent.
sa55: sxpr,,sa,s. $40: total. s2s5: and
Sins IL Nh. most he can .ossibiy get
for his bar. II be could have silver
eoinsd A. hs can cola he would realize
IN. a.s.y yalue of ths bar less the two
NJ, en-, %, .sn.,.,ion and ,hs .etual
e., ~ s-oins,.Fs ms,s trifs comnsrrd
10 ,bs sos5 sSo,, .hovn.
I, a. ri. 10, an az. ....v vain. NJ
h,i,;on wh;.h 4. la.nin, 40 many man
an" ~. ~ I..";na ~ No. ,ons ., M.
- ~ ~. 49, m. ., ~. monn,a;n.
- =. ssn,,;ns nm ,.jnc,ion ~orL.
sn1 ,.ui,.a Ill. ~ - onr c.n,on.
snJ .,ona onr r;,s,s n Ia b.csuss our
min.r, ann, ost ,hs;r .ilysr made into
NM rs, 49,. uro5nc,ion "a mad
.pmr,o5;,v 40 h. b.vtsd
s,nnna ,hs wo,,d and .oli 10 ths hiohe.t
Tnela sam him.sIf
- -, on -, en-, q, an.
- - !. .ar,,..ll.d 40 ara
- o ..'ssas ~, NJ. orn .;i,s, ,.s.
n"' 49, ~ -. h;r,
ne seea,' No euoo''' ~ ~
dollars OF fisI grains.
WIN some suen lucas as sne 'VI.so.
ing eoufsinB tetouRn ms yrain
reporter sousn' gu. oo'onsi "
Stevenson tue pioneer Anu %i..
xotk'f Oh Io~is1aus .nss ~ Ia AZ.
'sooA' ss' u- m. .an..s..
charged nan OF ms %sn. ins
ao pna.sMgo,onsl S-,s,.n,on. vh,. |.
a.. -. y, ynns Ji.chs,c;no your men
.he esa " y1ul ISL ps.,sn Ill,
anu Snaa"I 90 4. %o.,,i,,
~ .,.a. hsss la,
70 os VI soo ~. mon,h.
m'ae! Sui'ss y IA. Is...a.
ua,s .As" Ill .or sn.h,
ory 'o. au', -, L;nj - hn.i.
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81 w. 7 ,sx. h.., MINING
.nJ m,,n, i'm COLA Hin Continuously
Co. n.a,Iy ,w.,,y vs.r.- I commenced
a. on i'm ;n isio with a rocker. Our
NJ r., wo,,h ahort sil mar
800 ,..n h,;i, .na onsr.,.d .rs..
UNIV. ~ sehs $50
tras. and In 1861 becams u partner with
=. Z. Coovrr in the first quartz NIL,
m, y n Us,,i. I Know every fool
of ground from the Alpha TO the JACKET
that Is. The Old upper workings. Tor
the past twelve years ! have been work
my over the old levels sorting out ORC
that WAS too low grade 10 worA oe'o'e
that hme.
R-Cannot you work ores "a eneaP'y
now IS you could two OF three Year,
ago.
Col. $40; the discount on my bars
Ia heavier now than then, amounting 70
from IL to is per cent. on the SILVER
This amounts to from III 20 TO - per
ton on the ore 1 reduce. u th.t 10
more than the margin have mao 10,
pronts. IL l could have the silver eoineo
into dollars or even halves 1 could pay
Il out for labor and make q pront oy
per ton. A 1t is I cannot.
R.-But cannot you IN soms way re-