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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05
ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

It 10 the duty OF every person who has used
BoscnEs's GERMAN srRur to let Its wonderful
qualities Be tnown to their friends In curing
consun 9tiop. severe Coughs. Group, Asthma.
Pneumonia. aud In fact al Throsi and Lung
Diseases. No person can use II without ifnme-
disie relief. Three do.es wall relieve any cae.
ana We consider u the duty Of all druggists To
recommend 10 20 the poor. dying c~onsumptive.
were sold last year. and not one cAsc wherc it
failed Was reported. such 4 medicine ~ the
GERMAN sYRrP cannot be too widely Known
Ask your druggist about u. rample bottles Ia
Try sold At 10 cents regular size. % cents. for
sale BIZ John Jones. Jr. COW Wed A
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a.u,.,. ,h,. n.r.i.g.

Harry Parker. Mollie Williams, William
Donnelly. Kit French, Miss Pearl. Josie
Lewis, \ Lewis. Mollie ~ Clair. Maggie
Foster. Thos Meldon. Geo T Marye. K J
Martin, A Fisher. Bishop Whitaker. T
Price and wife. II L NAndelbau, $ Geller,
J Merritt. N Fay. II Ash. Geo y Moore,
FL Foster. n + Smith. VIM II Hill, Jas
williams, W q Gallagher. J NJ Harier,
T. W Hayden. y Bosko. J Baum. J Cohen
II wilkinson. Chas Mccarthy. NJ q Get
tigau.
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.sss Cssra
The following business was transacted
in the District Court Monday morning (:

The following business was transacted
in the District Court Monday morning /:
go, o,,vn,,
Z. II. Smith, et 81. W. Archie Eikin.
Settled.
Ann Golding vs.. s. ]. Walker, Con.
stable-Seulsd.
seisrra Nevada vs.. Allen con.-April
81. Jury trial.
Al. "eicn Vs. FL" A00-AA o.
jury tr'al. ys.,.. ou.h..
John Burns vs.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i'om 're .a,ouua a.- AL. =, Al
BEG, beiGner VS.: i'ooe'' apps " A'-
aiay 81. suly '.la o,.,,L
sieIrh Nevaua w. Nof'n oPui-"P'A
~: Jury trial.
Miles Goodman OF a. Vs Noftn opnI
April ~. Jury trial.
v. x I. Il. Il. Co. vs.. Joseph Wren
OF al.-April IL. Jury triai.
VIM. Solan vs.. v !. II. H. TO-
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Senate.
CARsoS. New. March 4, 1879.
Convened at 1890 A. N. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In tho chair.
Prayer by Rev. A. q. Hammond.
PETITIONS.
Shepherd presented u petition from
citizens Of ~Cornacopi. relative 70 fares
aud frrights.
Stewart and Mcconnell asked for tho
reading Of the same, which was relative
to conde mning the action OF the late
Grand Jury Of Elko county, who In.
structed the Elko county Legislators to
vote for the railroad bills.
Mr.. Shepherd said that all the Sene-
tors knew how he had acted on railroad
matters while in the Senate. but he was
not instructed, nor elected on an anti
railroad platform. In proof Of which he
read u section Of tho sane
Stone made some remarks Of a similar
nature, saying that the charge contained
In tho petition. that the Elko represent.
atives were pledged and elected on an
anti.railroad platform. was untrue.
EroRr OF COMMITTEES.
Meder and Martin. Of Enrolling and
E~ngrossing Committees. reported q num-
Der OF bills back.
Schultz. Of Committee ON Claims, re-
ported favorably on claims OF George I.
Lammon for extra clerical aid in copying.
and II. Montrose for State Prison sup
plies.
Boardman. OF Judiciary Committee.
reported several bills Of an unimportant
nature.
Shepherd. OF Committee on Agricul.
tnrs. reported adversely to the passage
Of bill 1875.
Schultz, OF special committee Of Storey
county delegation. reported back tho
Consolidation bill without recommends
ton.
Gibson, out Of order. presented peti.
tons from 500 citizens Of Gold Hill
against the passage Of the bill.
MOTIONS AND REVOLUTIONS.
by Schultz-That the Controller draw
his warrant In favor Of Geo. !. Lammon
for $500 for extra clerical aid. Adopted.
by westerfeld-That no member DO
allowed TO speak on any subject for
more than Eve minutes. Adopted.
by Schultz-That the Controller DO
authorized to draw his warrant in favor
Of Henderson for extra clerical aid.
Amended TO pay $40 and adopted.
by Boardman- That the vote whereby
substitute for $. u. No. l7G Lewis
Bill was lost, be reconsidered. Laid
on the table.
SPECIAL READING OF BILLS.
A. b. No. lli-An Act to prevent
manufacture OF bogus jewelry. Referred
10 Committee on Manufactures.
INTRODUCTION or Ill
by Schultz-To amend the Printing
Achieving out San Francisco. Placed
on third reading and lost.
by Cassidy-To prevent s~lavcry-re-
ferring to tho contracts of tho Chinese
companies.
Cassidy said In brief that since tho
Presidents veto Of tho anti Chinese
bill. the people had no relief. but he
thought our constitution might help us,
and this bill, II constitutional. aud IL
was drawn In accordance with the con.
stitution, would do away with the ship.
ping and employment Of Chinese seris.
The bill passed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05

METALLIC PAcxNo.-In the window
Of III. N. Frsdrick's jewslry store. vir.
ginia, Is on exhibition q number Of spe-
cimeus Of the new metallic packing
invented and patented by W. ID. Bray,
chief engineer at the Justice mine. The
specimens Of the packing on exhibition
are for use In the new machinery Of the
North Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company.
MKNnxRs Of the sarsGeld Guard
should not neglect the meeting Of their
company tonight. Matters OF great
importance will be discussed.
IT costs only sl2 to 60 TO Bodis nov.
and the stages run every other day In
stead OF three times q week - formerly.
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Trade Troubles.

LONDON. March 5.--The Hilltop mill
at Burnley. running COO looms and 90.
900 spindles. has suspended operations.
The depression IL sevsre. Other mills
continue closed and n more Is OK.
pectsd to close this week.
The masters In the Forest Of Dean
iron trade have given notice Of q i've
DER cent. reduction in wages.
The cotton trade at Todmorden and
walsden Ia generally enforcing without
resistance reductions varying from Ave
TO eight per cent. The Bolton oper-
atives yielded to tho ten per cont. ro-
duction.
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biining Transfers.

Mining transfers have been aled for
record as follows:
Aaron Hooper and NJ. 8. Powers to
North Sierra Nevada, consideration.
$4,000. "All and singular that certain
mining ground and claim situated In
Virginia District known as the Utah
Consolidated Ledge and Company, 1900
feet, bounded OF the north by the Cali.
fornin Bank. (sinoe called the East
Utah. Oh the east by the North Com.
stock. on the south by the Brown and
on the west by the Utah." located June
~, 1877.
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FATAL DELAY.

II Ia ften the case that We ssernee our llr-s
By delaying the usc Of proper remedies. A few
hour lost IL often fatal In acute distascs.
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man. bat
when unchecked hurrics on 10 modification
and death. DO not be guilty Of this fatal delay.
Use fr-cly Bhstols BafrapafillA and Pills: In
them you have pafety and health. ocaC cod In
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A CARD.

To ell who are suffering from the srrors and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. ETC.. ] will send Q
rrceipt that will cure you, YAIE or CHANCE.
This great remedy vas discovered BY mis-ion.
AIRY In south America. sepd . self-aldressed
envelope % the REV. JOSEPH T. iNMAN,
station ID, Bible House, New iork City.
fei Gu
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D.,.,,,,-- las, Eye.isx.

NJ T Coates. q II Fraser. RS Meaeham'
J II ellison. George Amble, James Mule.
+ Crosley, A Full, Mrs James Ware. Ed
Markham. TT Hickey. T n Stone. II W
Brown and wife. J wyle, VIM Williams.
Mrs Thos A stephens and children. Mrs
Gallagher. n MuldOon, Mrs Geo Roberts.
G Thornton. W Murphy. Capt II Glass.
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Colored students.

HAvlSA. March 1.-The Government
has advised the municipalities to
establish at once public schools for col.
ored children. and wherever this cannot
promptly be done colored children
should be admitted to white schools.
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THE COMSTOCK.
Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending wednesday,
March 5, 1879.

u-neasise.s Among stsekhstdsrs-
Alleged Cause of the Late De
neutrality-suspicious. 90 spseu-
I~.tisss-ssiii waiting for she
comprehensive sisuatiss Fur
IA >oulh-Geserai ninis.
Review.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05

A VERY old lady on her deathbsd In
p~snitsntial mood said: "I have been .
great sinner moro than eighty years and
didn't know IT," An old darksy woman
who had lived with her . long Time sI-
clAiiisd, "Lorsl I knowsd II al Dc
time.r
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Piper. Opera issase.

HAverly's Georgia Minstrsls open at
Piper's Opera House, Virginia. Friday
evening. The company was a good one
when il went through here and has been
improved very materially since. Seats
may be secured at the boz Office.
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1T RRMOyEs wnINKlI:s

And softsns the skin. The regular use Of Mur.
ray 4 Lanman's Florida Water at the toilet
tsnds TO prevent aud remove wrinkles. the soft.
'ness OF the skin produced BY Il taking away the
natural inclination OF the cutIele 10 form into
ridges and furrovA nos I'm
cux~,u.. H., 49,, s.vv rob.ceo.
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!,
lOo Raymond Il Eiy,'s
5lo huIeks Oon'' "S
y yaeAson'
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w vi'a,
ao aAnis q AZ, ~
. StAnu rrtn
LUZ Nor.n.In ny a.
mo- 49,
wv NAVAJO, i9e
y pe,t.es, DC
sS .s en-
800 Ss,,. nj. ,s,
ss0 UigbbriJr,' coc. 100
SIS Paradise. I 10. I 81
3oo EsmerAlda, 1
$50 Modoc. loo
90 Bodic, ca
zoo Beeh,sl. SOC
800 McClintou. 9oc
$50 Tioga. I co
255 summit. ~. 40
100 Bulwer. ist, iss
coo GoodshAw. SOC
ZOO Bsiyidere, coo
200 Champion. 3Oc
IT'S B~lackhswk. 1 20, | co
400 south Bodie, 30c
SIS Booker, Toe. Coo
AGO Mono. AZ, "a
rs Con. Pacific,
200 Dudley. 500. T5c
$50 south Buluer, Tjc, zoe. soc. Ijc
100 Addenda.
800 Martin White
40 Leeds. 75c
$40 Tiptop, TIC, SOC
AGO Golden Terra. 10. 81. i0bJO
$50 Caledonia BLACK Hills, ~, 2SbSO
100 Chieitain, i5c
G55 Giant 4 Old Abe, )
TINS MORNING.
an. o ,xS a.L a,.
aag : ypsn sss a. IN
$50 as.S Co. ~ at eA. o..
'''V 'oa1 N'
a.. ,,. IN ~ ~.
90 ne,,s
e eao ~ III
.sy Ssn vai. 49,
80 cSsu,.pa,a., Al l0s aoL
,aso U.I.S Sorcra.. uL' us lIG
400 Co. po,,, 4 q O s5.asj
40 y.,'aa I.sss, ~. iT.. ~
o.o i,nnI
a. rnp,n.l
ia ainhs i7s'iTs
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oso ias
100 siAN 49,. ~ i..oO Az AZ
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05

Atlantic Consolidated.
This mine has passed into the hands
Of San Francisco capitalists, who are
fully able to bring out its true merits
properly. It Ia proposed to al once pro-
coed with the development OF the mine
and explore IL to greater depths. The
mine is a good one. and will make an
excellent bullion record for itself II
rightly managed and worked. The
present Board consists Of Oscar ii.
LaGrange. President; Charles y. Mac
Dermot, Vice President; John w. Rob.
srts. Robert Sherwood and III. May.
blum.
solid silver.
The rstimbering and repairs to the
cavsd portion Of the main tunnel or sdis'
at the north end, is steadily going for.
ward. Over 100 feet OF II has thus been
re,imbered and properly secured, and 1t
IL thought that the extent OF the dam
aged section will soon DO passed through.
Meanwhile tho tunnel at that point has
been widened no a. TO admit Of o side
track for the extraction CT ore whom the
main big ore chimney shall DO reached
and reopensd.
""" ...
no,,h 49,, Ain
; - $50. 80, Do,.
VI "' NV
phyry n clay Win streaks OF gooa
ore. Some very good looking sifeaka Oh
quartz are also making their appearance
In the face Of the QUIT lateral driit on
that level. Both driits are making goo9
.vsrytbing el.e working vsll.
-
60 = 60. .., .,-,u
500 s-"s,.-.-,.'
i'oo is's'' maA'ns A'o''o' pe' N'
In easy working. dry ground anu IL now
5SS feet from the lateral DRIFT. The
Joint winzs from the 1900 level has
reached tue zooo lever wnere .'auoh
t"s H. n,. s : a Ws.. c,os.cn, M q
1000 level, has its face o 40 feet
FROM the winzs and in good vein matter.
u.,,,o..
p.u.,.,.., , ,,,na.,;o, ~, ~. rsw
f'p""S Wv
ai 'o"P'oa'o'
ple'ed. sinking mol henn' mas 'eon
discontinued nl me conffesso, % am u;
ioss, ~onn.c,;rg With h 1000 Laval of
,s. iunar;s, ;n wo,L;ns orda, 4. .tiIl
coi,, op Ths Jrift an The IslO lsysl
Sa. hssn c,ssr.J ont anil Frid.v an
east crosscut from il was started.
Th.,. !. . ,ono,, cu,,.n, m Tim Conn.
s,,ol ,,., NJ s,,ro w;ii h. h.ck ,.,t
'oO ' roo"
Weeh M. 'na. no pa' ~ -
wo,A " ~ nv" ea" .vah $500
=" m' 80 .I.n - al.
un,,h h,.n.S ,oa,sri ,h. r. y r. shait
---.
III. ALL, nn,,h IN ,ho osoo, laval ,rom
,hs haitian M tbs wilma Ia sill following
,ho ,o;, .nI v;,hor, oh.r,. ~ ,o,ma.
ion H. ,.c. r. now Ia fest from the
bottom OF the winze. Tho usual repairs
to the incline are still going on.
Mexican.
The Joint Union Consolidated winze
Ia w;,ho,t cha,vs M matsriaI. tina hot.
tom being 2G5 feet below the 1000
level. The main north driit' 2ooo level;
Is nat,hs ,Sry lap,. piTs's'' n"
Consolidated Imperial.
The chutes at tho station. 1900 level,
have been completed aud o DRIFT started
ia. 81,
s,an isv., =, ,ns y.liow J.cIs, A An,
north from the same station will DO com.
msusei Immediately.
M -, 49,, -. ,,or, a..
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California ore.

Following is IN official statement OF
ore extraction and milling operations at
tho California mine for the past week AZ
compared with the week previous:
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

have disposed Of my night, title and interest
In the material. flItul e.. Jon Once and other
property connected with the pnhlishment Of
the GoLp In DAILY NE~s 10 the New. Pub
lishing Company. Thanking toe puoic for the
liberal patronage aud favor heretofore bestowed.
I be-pesk for the COMPANY . continuance Of the
ALI. porES.
Gold Hi. Feb. ~. 1879.
Referring 10 the above. the News Publishing
Company desire TO inform the pablo thst they
will continue the publication OF ths OoLD HILL
DAILY NEW. and the business u the Job once
10 connection herewith. The patronage Of the
public 10 respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
Business Manager.
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North Bonanza. Flow,ry aud Julia
pay to-day; Ward on the 10th; o. a O.
shaft, Ovsrman and Caledonia to-mor.
row.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Russia's ReyolutIonIsts.

l~.rscr.t TO rnr oolD urll lplrLr srr..l
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NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
NINTH sEssI0.
Senate.

srrc,IL TO .rur Coin nilL DAILY Srw..
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Bullion.

Preparing the foundation for the new
air compressor. The excavation Is com.
plsted. Sinking tho incline has been
discontinued till fhs compressor Is in.
The work Of putting the drift, 2l5O
level connecting with the 1000 level Of
the Imperial. in working order 10 still
going ON. The drift ON the 1910 level
has been cleaned out, and Friday Al
east crosscut from IL was started.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05
Utah.

Tho new machinery is ready to run.
but the cable has not yet arrived. Sink
ing the main incline is delayed by other
necessary work. The tank nea the bot
tom will be completed the latter part OF
the week. That at the 1850 station IL
being calked. The standing pumps will
be put In rs soon a. the other work will
permit. The new v.bob will DO in place
the last Of the week. The center.piece
alone weighs 1900 pounds.
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LIZ. porES.
srOCA sErOsr.
LAST EVENING.

han franeisco Board.
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Yellow Jacket.

Trenches have been dug for tho foun-
dation walls Of a new Office at the east.
ern mouth OF the tunnel near the new
shaft. which will contain apartments for
the Secretary. q private office, rooms for
the Superintendent, q vault, etc. The
rock for the foundation walls are being
delivered. A tank is being cut out be-
low the $3.50 level OF the shaft. The
chute at that level is completed. All the
available material is being taken from
the old shaft and transferred TO the new.
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Crown Point.

The drift north on the $500 level from
the bottom Of the winze Is still following
the vein. and without change OF forma.
ton. Its face 10 now l3i feet from the
bottom OF the winze. Tho usual repairs
to the incline are still going on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05

The shaft is making the usual pro.
gress below tho COO level and is still in
good looking porphyry. The drift
north. 600 level. is now running east OF
the low grade quartz formation encoun-
tered. and is In q promising formation
OF porphyry with streaks Of quartz.
The drift south on this level has cut into
the vein and encountered some low
grade ore. West crosscut, $50 level. is
in quartz and porphyry pitching to the
west,
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Best a BsIcher.

The joint Gould 4 Curry east DRIFT.
100 level. Is making i've feet per day
in easy working. dry ground. and Is now
5sS feet from the lateral DRIFT. The
Joint Wine from the 1900 level has
reached the 1000 level where Q station
has been cut out and the work stopped
for the present. West crosscut No. 3,
1000 level. has its face now 40 feet
FROM the winzs and in good vein matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05

The Board OF County Commissioners
held their regular monthly meeting at
II A. n. to-day, Chairman Hazsltins pre-
siding. Present-Commissioners Nye
and Gallagher.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
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hs.- - Rolls.

Following are mining pay rolls for
February in addition to those published
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Juiia Consolidated.

The pumps are running and are grad.
ually lowering the water in the incline.
but tho 1000 level has not yet been
cleared. The working force has been
increased In the Wine from the 1900
south drift. there being now six men in
each shift. but the progress Is still slow,
owing to the great heat. The bottom Is
now in q very fine quartz formation
which yields low assays. The machinery
is all running smoothly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

cHrv J.e,.oa'. r.., sweet Navy Tobacco:
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The new engine has been placed at the
head Of the joint Benton double winzs
aud works well. The sinking Of this
WINE will now make rapid progress.
The drift north along the ledge. 1850
level, is still touching the clay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05

The northeast drift from the station,
third level, is making six feet per day
through q formation OF porphyry and
quartz. The south drift. same level, Is
Go feet from the incline and cutting por.
phyry and quartz carrying some ore.
At n point in the north drift, second
level, 495 feet from the incline, an mp.
raise Is being made, which Is encounter.
ing q favorable quartz formation.
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Ophir.

The pumps are running well again.
but the water has not yot been raised
from the bottom Of the incline. onthe
1900 level the bob station is being re-
timbered. A new bob has been put in
al the GOO level to relieve the strain on
the pump rod between the surface and
the 1000 level. Repairs to the shaft
above the 1865 station are still going on.
The ore yield Of the mine continues un-
,hanoel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05

Sinking the incline as usual and max
ing fair progress. The east crcsscut,
HOO level. Is averaging 0 feet per day;
still dry and the face still In porphyry
carrying some iron.
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Overman.

The o. Il c. shaft has now attained q
depth Of 40 feet, and is in good work.
ing ground. The Wine from the 1000
is making the usual progress, in vein
porphyry with streaks OF quartz. The
north drift, 1000 level, Is In vein matter
with strsaks OF quartz, and a little water
Is seeping in through the rock. Good
Roadway is being made in this drift.
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North Consolidated virginia.

The shaft is making three feet per day
and Is now 30 feet below the 1000 level
Of the Union Con. No harder rock has
ever been encountered on the lode than
that now in the bottom. The large
parts Of the new machinery have all
been received aud are In place and the
whole will be ready to run within the
week. The pipes are now connected.
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North BONANZA and Fiewery.

The north drift. 800 level, is still in
fine looking quartz. The crosscut west
from this drift has reached the west wall
Of the vein, and now lateral drifts are TO
be run north and south TO open up a
fins formation next this west wall. The
crosscut from the raise above this level
is still In quartz carrying some ore.
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Homestead.

Tho joint tunnel OF tho Homestead,
Golden Standard aud Wheeler mines
has been commenced. aud Ia steadily adj
vancing towards its intersection with the
large. threo.compartment shaft Of the
Homestead.
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California.
u ore from the upper

The yield Of ore from the upper levels
Of the mine continues unchanged. The
north drift on the 1900 level has reached
a total length OF $50 feet and has been
stopped and q drift west has been started
from the face. which IL making about
8 feet per day In hard ground. Tho
joint Consolidated winze from this level
continues in hard rock and Is now down
sc feet. The work OF grading the north
drift connecting with the 0phir winze Is
still going on. Sinking at the Q. X q.
shaft is still going on in hard. dry.
blasting ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05

CARsoS. New. March l.. 1879.
Convened at 1880 A. NJ. Lieutenant
Governor Adams In tho chair.
PRAYER by Rev. A. Z. Hammond.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-05

This mine has passed into the hands
Of San Francisco capitalists. who are
fully able to bring out its true merits
properly. It Ia proposed to al once pro-
coed with the development OF the mine
and explore II to greater depths. The
mine is a good one. and will make an
excellent bullion record for itself II
rightly managed and worked. The
present Board consists OF Oscar IL.
LaGrangs. President; Charles y. Mac
Dermot, Vice President; John w. Rob.
srts. Robert Sherwood and NJ. May.
blum.