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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

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San Francisco Items.
SAN Francisco. Aug. 27.-KLloch's
condition has taken o decided change
for the better since yesterday. All few.
erish symptoms have disappeared and
the patient rests quietly, with every
symptom In favor OF recovery. II is the
present opinion Of the surgeons that the
bullet merely grazsd the top Of the left
lung and now lies buried In the muscles
OF the back beneath the shoulder blade,
as indicated by the direction Of the pain.
Even though the ball should not be OF.
tracted. Il will probably be Of no psrtic.
ular harm or inconvenience, o. . liga.
msntary sac will speedily form around
1t, keeping II isolated and secure BY
itself. Even u the ball passed through
tho lung the wound would not necesssr.
lily be fatal.
De Young remains In the City Prison.
prefsring to stay there, a. being safer
than the County Jail, to which II was
proposed to remove him. he has pref.
~ much recovered from his bruises, and
from his cell dictates and supsrvisss the
publication Of his paper. The military
still guard the prison.
DR.. Glenn, the candidate OF the Hon.
orable Bilks and the Democrats for Gov.
ernor, IL In the city. He does not like
the turn In political affairs caused by
this criminally bad break OF d Young's,
bat has strong hope Of carrying the State
yet, even though he should not poll q
single vote In this city. The leading
Republicans are jubilant over the pros.
poets. They claim that the Blk and
Democratic tickets are out OF tho fight,
and that the contest IL between the Be.
publIcans and W~orkingmsn.
The workingmsn's meeting ct Union
Hall last evening was addressed by Gil
tus Barbour. Congressman Hendrick B.
Wright, II. P. Williams. young Kalloch
and Kearney. The speakers devoted
themselves TO general campaign issues.
except Kallooh. who went for the Chron.
ies and It's propristors very roughly, but
deprecated violence, and advised the
workingmsn to turn their efforts in the
direction OF injuring the business Of the
paper. Kearnsy. who presided. spoke
briefly. and closed by telling the audience
to 60 home quietly. which advice wa
followed,
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CbiarinI's Circus.

Chiarini's circus canvas was well flled
last night, there being about 5000 per
sons present. The grand entree dis
played the excellent training Of the
horses. and gave some Of the riders
chance to show their skill. Sig. Bar
tolo. the man.serpsnt, went through
with some truly wonderful oontortions.
The .ebras introduced by Mr.. Sylvester
were pretty little beasts. but the trained
huansoos made the most fun, from the
fact that they were liable to fly the track.
The riding by CASTILLO was very good. a.
was that Of l.. Lee and Miss Wat
son. As Q display Of fne shape. Miss
Sarah Fergus trapezs act was q success.
Miss Rose and Harry Lee were applaud.
cd for their Equestrian vision" Vic.
torelli and Cardslla proved themselves
10 be the champions on the horizontal
bar. Master Charley Watson evinced
Q decided pleasure In going through his
difficult hurdle act. Mr.. Bartholomew
gained great applause by the wonderful
performances OF his trained bronchos.
The way In which Mr.. Wilson handled
the fsrcs Bengal tigers was perfectly
blood .curdling. The feature OF the
evening was, without doubt. the intro.
duction Of the pure Kentucky horse
Monte Cristo, mounted by Signor G..
Chiarini without stirrups, and going
through 0 number Of interesting man
euvsrs and evolutions. The gentleman
gave also o wonderful exhibition OF
power over the intelligent horses Prince
and Duke. The tumbling by mombers
OF tho company was crsditabls. Taken
all In all the performances 10 most salts.
factory. and worthy the patronage OF
the public. This evening will DO the
last chance our people will have OF
seeing this company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
ASSESSMENTS.

Lady Bryas-N esnts per share /: levied
Aug ii; delinquent Sept. u; sale day
Oct. ~.
C~lSdssia-sO cents per shars; levied Aug
n; delinquent Sept. 10; sale day Oct. II.
North seerpioa-io esnis per share: levied
August II; dsiinqusnt Sept. ~. sale dsJ
Oct. 10.
usrsh Bssassa-2, cents per share; levied
Angus, -: delinquent Sept. H;lsAis Gay
Oct. Z.
Oeeideutal-oo cents per share; levied.Aug.
II; delinquent Sept. 10: sale day Oct.
IuIltos-so eents per share: levied Aug. n
delinquent sept. 10; sale aay Oct. J.
Isvlashas a, cents pr share: levied Aug
stb; delinquent ssptemo-r 9Th sale day
September soth.
IlsWery-2s cents per share; levied August
9Th; delinquent Sep,embsr 10Th; sale dsJ
Septsmber Soth.
Ustsn Css.-S1 per share: leviei July 3lst;
delinquent September Alb; sale day. Sep
Ysiisw Jacket - q per share levied
August ttb; dellnquent septsmoer sth' sale
day October sab.
linquent September iiih; sale day oese-
Der ist.
Orssisal Res stess-2s cents per share;
levied Jily asth; dslinqasus september LIST
sals day September 2oth.
Bepeher-st per share: levied July 7ist. do
linqusnt Ausast 18th; sale day september
ist6.
DrtIIiaas-io cents per share; levied July
18th: delinquent August 18th: sale day sep
amber u.
Trajas-ss cents per shsre: levied July 18th
delinquent August 18th: sale day sspsem'
Der stn.
-l-N I..l. Qsk. d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

MILITARY TouRNANENT.-fo the MIL.
tsry Team msking the best score. 500 In cola
coin will be awarded. Teams 70 consist Of 70
meu. 8 shots each. Open 10 al military oomps.
niles In the State. Shooting 10 be conducted
according TO nlos decided upon By the Captains
Of the various contrasting Teams.
To the Reserve Tam Of 10 men. 8 snots
each. making the best score. . handsone Swing
Pitcher and 9oblsts. Subject TO sbovs rules.
GRAND FIRHnRN's TOURNAMENT with
Hoss o4rriaes.-To be CONTESTED By Teams BON
the various nrs companies Of the State. Eaoh
Team to consist OF u men, distance 200 yafds.
PriEs, one magnificent Engraved Solid silver
Firsnsn's second rsOs with Jumper: Pnrs.
plain silver Trumpet.
DONKEY RAoE.-Distsncs. 900 yards. Last
donkey 10 to win. No man 70 ride bic own
donkey. Ten donksys to enter o. no nce. First
Prize, 81 gold coin Second Prize. Ton 81
hay. presented By Nat. Holmes OF Bowen
Mansion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
The Raes for sue asoo Level.

supsrintsndents Gillette and Dsids-
shsimsr are having a lively race for the
22OO level OF tho flooded mines. They
pump and hold and lower and make the
water fly as II they loved Il. Yesterday
Superintendent Gillette got o good hold.
He lowered his big pump to the waters
edge and had his big donkey In position,
and thsn started both. The consequence
was that he went of and left Superin-
tendent Deideshsimer with his pumps
high and dry. He declares that the
strength OF the winter has been over.
rated. There Is not 80 much there as In
the Sierra Nevada today. Its extreme
heat IL what has made Il so difficult to
handle. He expects, however. to free
the 1900 level by about September l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT
virginia's Chief Of Police says the city
IL full OF thieves aud Migrants, and be
desires Il to DO so arranged that they
can be worked on the streets In less
numbers than eight. As for going "a
Jail. II is to them like going to q picnic,
a. they then have Q good place 10 SLEEP
and plenty to cat. He wishes to be able
10 put them TO work, which Is to them
punishment almost a. severe as death.
TEE ScHooLMAsrrn ADnoAp. - Prof,
Ewing, Principal Of the Fourth Ward
school, Virginia, came home from the
mountains last evening bringing the
dried meat Of six Ans bucks with him.
He shot eight OF them while gone thi'
trip and six and o bear before-fourtsen
bucks and q bear tor the vacation 10 pretty
good for . schoolmaster.
Mas. J. R. wrBsrrR Of East Milton,
Massachusetts,. desires TO obtain inior'
nation In regard to the present where
sbouts OF Frederick Sargent, who waa
on the Comstook when last heard from.
The mother Of said Frederick Sargent
now rs years OF age. IL very anxious 70
hear from her son.
CHAaors have been preferred against
Officer Foley Of the Virginia police forcs
for not arresting . man whom. 1t II
alleged, be saw knock another down 10
the street. The charges will BE- invssti.
gated at 8 p. r.. to-day ct . special meet
Ing Of the Board Of Police Commission
era.
OYrrcras. The list OF officers OF the
Flowsry Mining Company have been
Alsd: Joseph CLARK, President; Chas.
81. Fish, Vice President; D. b. Jackson,
Superintendent; ". ". ststson, Score.
tary. The officers Of the North Bo-
nsnsa ars the same ~ abovs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

The Board Of Aldermen Of Virginia
have purchased Of Mcclellan q portrait
OF Captain Storey. killed In the battle
with the Piutes M Pyramid Lake. and
after whom this county was named, to
be placed In the City Hall. The county
already has one OF Captain Storey'spor-
traits and Il adorns the District Court
room. having been purchased OF MoClel.
Ian and hung over the main doorway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
Grand Jurors.

Following Is the list Of Grand Jurors
summoned to appear at the District
Courtroom Tuesday, September 2. al
10 An: ]. W. Eckley, R. H. McDon.
aid, John W. Patterson. W. T. Warren.
George A. King, wm. Manning. Andrew
Young. E. Msndel. Richard Kirman.
Evan Williams, W. H. Ash. George Pei
l~streau. John r. Breed. Joseph Dem
ling. John Kelly, George H. Dana,
Samuel L. Jones, r. Howard, William
Mcmillan, Thomas Rooney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
A CARD.

10 al who 9s saasrtng non ~ @ou saa
indisorstious Of yoath. nsrvous weakness. early
decay. Los % manhood, aa.. ! WIN 49, :
This grsst rs@sdy v1s diseovsssd u nissfos..
VT so.th An,sies; 'eSsdn s~e!sc6s;sscsf
statio6 p, New xegk Ctty. nasa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
ps,ars.r.s Last Evsassg.

Z Davis. A I Cowles. 7 Cara. J W
varnsy. A n Cole. C NcDougai. =!
Parkinson. p Humbert. Jr.. n L Murray.
J II Poor. A McCioud. W Furnish. Z
J Sherry. J G Hines. Laura Farrell. Mn
NcKechnie. Mrs Dc Prefontaine. Miss n
Richards. Mrs Lambert. Jas F Mcdonald.
C Jones. Miss Y simpson. II Nightingale
and family. Mrs W II Kent. T II Rooney.
W r Hunter and family. Mrs n Lynch. .
Dosn. D Connsll and wife. = W Smith.
Mr. Kinsman. t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
Arrivals ssis .

R Price. Jr.. c H Cole. TIL Rooney
and family. Miss ENcBsan. Miss 4 Merry
man, Z + Oatman. IA Mahanny. Mrs II
N Todman and family. Cs Young. W U
Mills, T Zachariah. n 8 Brewer and vile.
q p Duran. W Cook. W N Little. J Craig.
W O Thompson and family. @ W Naile.t.
W p Brown. d H Pisbee. II Rogers. J W
Sherwood. Mrs y n Jerome. q rhorson'
Julia Sullivan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
THR CoMST0CK.
Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
August ~, 1879.

Neshiag very Exetsisg Absus she
Market Or she Ainss-Ths Proc
pses In Ophir-rhs Eieedsd
Mines--Cos. Imperial. Crews
Peins and Beleher-1hs aisus-
sioa Further seush-North 10.
nansA and RteWery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

In MrxoarAx.-In another column
viii b. found . series Of very just and
complimentary. resolutions adopted By
Wfdsy Lodge No. !, I. o. o. f., IN re-
spsot 70 their late brother, Ambrose
Gostz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
.rOOK .EP0Rr.
n. ra.sise Bsara
LAST EVENING.

LAbI LVkIANos
$40 Raymond 4 Ely. Toe. Toe sl0.
las Eureka Con-. lev, IGN.
Jackson. ..
$50 Belmont. 60c.
40 K. K. Con-. I.
400 Leopard. 35c. AOc.
1890 ella. 6oc. soc.
800 Hussey. SC.
200 Grand Prize, ) ".
80 Argenta. 90c.
100 Navajo. soc.
800 Independence, 2 10.
200 Silver Prize, zoe.
les Tuscarors. DC.
SIS Belle Isle. A. 4 Is. 4 20.
so Day. 23c.
$50 Paradise. 2 60.
IS Real Del Monte. IN.
2o6 Mt. Diablo. ~,
40 Wales. e..
25OO North Bello Isle. s0c. &5e.
100 Hillside. IN.
IS Bodie. IL.
ass Bechtel. I Is. l 20.
ass McClinton. soc. !.
lo5 Tiog,. 3 80. 81. > ".
20 Syndicate. en-.
20 Summit, IN.
co Goodshaw. 45c.
$50 Oriental. 4Oc.
$50 Belviders. I. soc.
1910 Champion, 45c. 5Oe.
500 Blackhawk. l.. I %.
500 Booker. IL. 20.
100 South Bodie. SSc.
los Mono. "a. IN.
500 Cr9sus. l5c.
rs Con. Pacific. Sal
$50 University. SOC. ?cc.
40 Dudley. l 10.
ITO Jupiter. N. 2 ~.
li5 South Bulwer. 60c. e5c.
100 Vortex. 60c.
100 Orient. zoe.
800 Bodie Chief. SOC.
200 Boston Con-. I ".
so Mammoth. 81.
100 Martin White. N.
10 Silver King. 5.
IS Giant and Old Abe. q.
It's Queen Bee. SOC.
THIS MORNING.
It's Ophir. sc. sss. SEX.
AS Mexican. 81. 34s.
2s0 Gould 4 Curry. IN. liz.
40 Best 4 Belcher lSA.
AIS California. 4 20.
7G0 Savage. 49,. IA. 1tk.
IS Con. Virginia 4 10.
$50 Chollar. 6k. Ga. 6& BIO.
$50 Potosi. 4 G5.
4s0 Hale 4 Norcross. IAN. llS, lth.
26O Crown Point. 4 05.
40 Yellow Jacket, l5k.
$50 Imperial. l As. ~.
100 Kentuck. 4.
2G5 Bslcher. 4 10. I c..
100 Confidence. l3S.
40 Sierra Nevada. aiS. Az.
ITO Utah. 1874. 49,. i5< b5.
$40 Bullion. 6<. ca.
100 EIehsquer. ca.
40 Overman. 81.
l70 Justice. 8.
$50 Succor. l5c.
7ss Union Con-. IS. So. 5Gs, 81. SIN. 66s
$50 Alta. ca, O..
$40 Lady Bryan. 55c. Coo.
395 Julia. 4 10. 4 Is.
10 Caledonia. I IS.
100 New York. Coo. Toe.
$50 Lady Washington Con-. I Is.
90 Con. washoe. l 05.
% Andes. 90c. 95c.
500 Wells Fargo. Toe.
$50 Scorpion. AZ.
10 North Con. Virginia. 81.
210 Benton Con-. 8 so. 3 IS.
$50 Con. Dorado. I 80.
500 Plowery. 500.
500 North Bonanza. I 80, I 50.
800 Plutus. I 30.
100 George Douglas, i0c.
30 Woodville. 400, 45c.
100 South Utah. Sc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

No Improper sA.rss.sn will BE- all0vsa.a
the cars or on the grounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
Music by Professor cara's
washington Guard Band,
AND BY
PROF. HosMHa's GOLD MILL BAND.

The Danss Hall will DO free 70 ". ~ eS ~.
Of the door director and sssis'sa
aRau.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

p.,,,.. holding srsanion. tetsts WIN hea1.
ui,ssS fire. 70 I'll parts VI Ne Erossos -
esmsS. Parties not holoing exce...oe 49,
I'M /: charged 81 admission 70 The F0esAs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

Prssrsnms Of Games all Prsss.
MINIS RACE t2oo ysrds,.-Biyt pstss. .
Silver Jewel Csstst. neatly lined With snt; sse-
ond prize for the same. . solid Silver Match
Safe.
BOYS RACE usO yards,. = First prtss. .
Blsct-disl btem.vipdipg Watch; second peiss,
. solid Silver Fruit Kniis.
GIRLS RACE ut years and undsr). LOO
yards. - Fint prize. o Silver Gard Rsoeiysr.
lined with gold; second prize. two chased Bill.
yer Napkin Rings.
LADIES' ARCHERY 0hrss arrows each /;
distance. 20 feet) .-Firrt priSs. . pair Of Gold
Cuf Pins In the form OF an arrow, mounted
with pearls; second priss. . silver Pickle stand.
with Pickle knife.
waRELDARRow RACE lblIndfoided). ice
yafds.-Priss, handsome Silver Water Pitcher.
OLD MEMS RACE 100 yssn and ovsa), 100
yards.-Priss, Solid silver.hesded Cans.
LADIES' RACE $50 yean and over, 100
yards.-Prizs, Silver Gaia Basket.
LADIES' RACE ls yssrs and over. 100
~ysrds.-Pnss. Toilet Set.
VIRGINIA SHOOTING CLUB.-Fin. Pdis.
on nd Pris., siiYs; l.. Pitcher. W. '
THREE STANDING JUMPs.-prtxs. sedl
Bullion Ring. with heavy gold mounting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

The new shaft Il bsina continued on
down, and the work Of bringing over
water from the Sierra Nevada tank ID
making good progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

psRvRor SAFETY. Is tn. train VIII - in
charge Of reliable c0uductsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
Treadway's Ranch, Carson,
SATURDAY. SEPT. o. 1879.

Csnnittss q Arrasss.ssssi
SILVIA crrY.
Albsrt Williams, A. M1sell.
j. b. Aubln, Robert Andrswy,
James Beggs, M. McManus,
VIII. Atkinson. \. r. Tafr.
Eugene d. Sullivan, Bart Colgan,
il. Clarity. x. II. Morrison,
p. D. Kearns. E. q. Loftus,
w. W. Dunno, Geo. Hawkes..
ooLp I'LL.
John white. z. Blsnnerhassst,
Edward Richard, d. Mccarthy,
d. NoPheron. 4. @. Pascos,
x. o. Lssrmo, Thomas Kelly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
silver HILL

The east crosscut on the 1900 levsl IL
adding six feet per day 70 its length and
ID passing through . soft, dry formation
Of vein porphyEy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
Occidental.

The drift north IL being pushed from
the bottom Of the winzs 100 feet below
the lower tunnel lsvsl. No crosscuta
have yet been started.
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m. train will leave Virginia oitysAsas
4. n, and Cold Hill ass.
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Hale q NsrersM

At 6 O'Clock this morning the water
stood 100 feet IN the slope below the
2l00 level. The east drift from the sta.
ton, 2l00 level. from which TO sink .
winzs to the 1900 level for ventilation.
IL making good progress. The point for
starting the winzs has not, however.
been vet reached.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
BPsphy.

The tunnel continues to cut q mixture
OF porphyry. clay and quartz giving low
assays.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
East BonaaGA.

A gang Of men are grading . road 70
the ate selected for the shaft. which II
being prepared for the reception Of the
engine and for sinking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
sierra Nevada.

For the purpose Of economy in hand
ling the water Il has been allowed to
rise In the incline. dow through the
north DRIFT, 1900 level. to the east shaft
where Il is pumped up to the 100 level
and thence to the surface. This lessons
the expense one.half. It will be ham
died In this way Till the Union shaft
reaches tho 1900 level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

The work Of grading and retimbering
the north drift, $500 level. 10 nearing
completion. The station whore this
drift intsrsects the joint Alpha WINE
has been finished. a. also has the drain
ct the bottom OF the south WINE on this
level, and the water Of the mine 10 again
being sent through to the Bslchsr pumps
to Be raised 10 the surface.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

The DRIFT on the l400 level II nov In
400 feet. the face in good working
ground. The ventilation In the Drift
has been greatly improved BY placing In
IL q partition, allowing the frseh air to
70 in on one side and out on the other,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
Lady Bsyan.

The north and south drifts on thu
$50 level continue in favorable weir
matter. and preparations TO raise th'
incline from this level to the 600 lsvs'
are now completed. The west drift
from the south DRIFT on the 600 level Ii
In a soft vein formation carrying Low
Grade quartz and seams OF fail
grade. The north drift on this lave
continues In quartz Of low grade. Thu
east crosscut from this drift II In quarts
and porphyr, carrying some metal and
looking we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

The breaking Of the Belchsr pump
rod has hindsrsd the work Of cutting
out the chamber OF the station on the
27OO level for the engine and prepare.
tory 10 starting on down for the 5000
level, but the work has made fair pro.
gress considering the disadvantages un'
der which the labor has been performed.
The north drift, $500 level, 10 being
cleaned up. preparatory to running
orosscuts from 1t toward the north end
OF the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

Nothing worthy Of special note has
been developed In either Of the drifts on
the 500 level since last weeks report.
Work pushing ahead a. usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

vanoeRotis Cooeoitoeteo.
Sinking the shaft IL making good pro.
ersss, the rock working favorably.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Items.

,.o..L TO /, GOLD IN. AN. xrw..l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

The incline winzs from the 2l6o level
IL making fair progress on down, the
porphyry met with being OF . somewhat
softer nature; total depth, 50 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
CaliNrula.

The water stood this morning between
1876 and $50 feet on the slope below the
2lO0 level. The work Of enhrging and
rstimbsring the south winze Is making
good progress; total depth. 76 feet.
Bulkhsading the crosscut from the sta.
ton, 2l00 level. 200 and odd feet east,
In hard, blasting ground, and making q
reservoir, so that the water can be
pumped from the 1900 station mp
to that tank and thence to the 1000.
This will be done with No. 8 or 0 don.
keys. and thus the forco brought to bear
ON the yater will be doubled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27

Tho north drift from the foot Of the
winzs. and on the 1900 level, il averag.
Ing Z feet per day. and the orosscut east,
1000 level, 6 feet. No change OF form
alton to notice. The Forman shaft Is
being forced steadily on down through
hard rock containing considerable water.
Il has passed the 800 level since last re-
port. Work on the buildings. the pit
Tor the pumping engine. etc.. Is making
good progress. The hosting works,
whom completed, will be the roomisst on
Sha Io1a
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-09
Titles.

The Ahbeville papers are pretty
hard on "colonels" and professors"
as the two extracts below from pap.
crs Of the same date show. The
Press & Banner handles the col
one!s rs follows:
Recently in looking over the
printed minutes Of n meeting of the
dignitarcs Of rel l'gious denomina-
ton we were struck with tie number
OF 'CoioncIs that have gotten into
the church Would it not for once
be a good idea for the ambassadors Of
the Prince Of Peace to dotr th cir
military titles, willie attending the
Court of Jesus Christ? Now that
livery stable Keepers, bar-tcndcrs and
walters are 50 frequently dubbed
Colonel, we submit that there
is Il class OF gentlemen in South
Carolina who should not allow them
selves be so addressed"
Aud the MEDIUM goes for the
professors thusIy:
Titles have become so much
abiseti since the war thai it is now
the proudest distinction of an Ameri.
can citizen TO hc known by the mod.
est and novel name OF Mr.. Not the
least disgusting Of these honorary
titles Is that of Professor. This
county is flooded with profess ,rs
professors OF this that
and the Other humbug. from corn
doctor to horse trainer all profess
ors, and not onc Of the lot entitled TO
the distinction by either birth, educa-
ton OF refinement. Professors Of
magic, Of music, of muscle and mirth,
professors OF everything under th e
sun. livery big-tooted Yankee that
comes through from nobody knows
where or why is dubbed professor,
un;il the head i sick and the heart
faint Wilh the fraud and hypocrisy
and humLug OF tie whole lot. The
Legislature should make some law
10 suit the case, though just what it
should be we are unable to say. r.,:cs
should be Issued by the state"