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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-12-13
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands,
In Probate.

In the matter Of the Estate of CHAs. KANAINA,
deceased. Petition to sell Real Estate. and divide proceeds
among the heirs Of said Chas. Kanaina.
To the HON. CHAS. c. HARRIS.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
THNHE PETITION OF G.
II PARKE respectfully represents 10 Your Honor, that
on or about the Sth day of April, 1877. he was duly appointed
Administrator q the Estate OF the said Chas. Kanaina, and
that he duly qualified a. such Administrator as by law pre-
scribed; and IN pursuance 10 the Order OF this Honorable
Court. that all 4 the debts OF the said Estate have been duly
Estate, and under the control Of your petitioner, Real Estate
situate and beinr upon the several Islands OF Hawaii, Mani.
filed, and forming q part OF this petition; that there have been
decreed as heirsat Law Of the said Chas. Kanaina, the follow
ing persons Hannah Lilik.lani, Edward Liikslsni'
Keawe K, Pzmiho2 ". A. ". Hazliho K, L. Haalelea T.,
Kahuakaiola k Pahau v, Kaaua +, heirs II Kilinahe,
deceased, ii. r. II. KeeIkolani, and Mrs. Bernice Psuahi
Bishop; that al your petitioner is informed and believes true,
Estate, and tia, q majority OF the said heirs are DESTROYS that
the balance Of the Real Estate remaining and belonging to the
SAID Chss. Kanins, may be sold at Public Auction, and the
proceeds thereof distributed among the heirs at law of the said
ChSs kansina- therefore your petitioner prays that an order
may be made d;ecIing him. the said Administrator, to sell at
Pubic Auction. all and singular the Real Estate now remain
ing and belonging TO the Estate OF the said Chas. KanainA,
and that the proceeds thereof be deposited with this Honor
able Court, and be divided among Hannah LiikaIani,
K L. HaaIelea k, Kahuaksiola. Pahau, Kaaus, heirs of Kill
nahe, deceased, II. X. II. Keelikolsni, and Mrs. Bernice
Pauahi Il shp, the heirs NJ law Of the said Chss- kanains,
according TO their respective shares or interests. And your
published IL the English and Hawaiian languages, in the
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER and hUoKoA, two news
e.ted 10 appear and show cause why the prayer of this petit
toner should not be granted. And your petitioner further
prays for al other and further orders in the premises as may
be necessary and proper for the sale and distribution of said
W. C. PARKE. Administrator.
SubsCribe1 and sworn to before me this 4uh day Of Deem
Der. 1879.
de6 Ct JNo. Il. BARNARD Clerk.
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TIE CHINESE QUEsuoS.-The following pertinent
remarks contain the whole matter in a nutshell.
Further information, Of a similarly lucid nature,
can be found in each weakly issue Of the Hatcaffan
Gazette: Y MAE y DaTiuRydd yn dyfOd allan yn
=, tbnosol yn AYR o swyddfa yr Herald CymTGeg
yn NghaernarfOn.-Pris ceiniOg y rhifyn.
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poRT OF HONOLULU. H. I
ARRIVALS.

Dec s-An bk Helena, SNOW, u days from New Castle
IO-Gr bk Augu-te, schumacher. ll days I'm Cardiff
1O-Am bktne Monitor. Nelson. 81 days fm HUMBOLDT
ILL ; : LaekaEanua, Chandler. 50 days fn samoa
I2-Am bktne J A FaikiHburg- HubbsTt, I9i days from
Portland, o.
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DEPARTURES
Dc liam bkrn Laura r Bunham. Phillips, Tor : Fran
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a. EXPORTS.

For san Francisco. per Laura r Buruhau. Dec I-l1T
pkRs whale on. , casks ivory. IS bdis whafcbone. % kegs
syrup. 90 bbIs molasses. 80 bags rice Foreign value,
SlI $50. "a dom value. s1.Ts5-5O-
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TO LET
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ undersigned has been appointed Executor of the last
and testament Of Akong Of Honolulu, deceased. and all
persons are truly notified TO present claims duly authenticated
whether secured By mortgage or otherwise, at his Office on
Street, in Honolulu, within SIX months from the
date hereof or they will be forever barred, and all people in
debted 20 said estate are hereby notified 10 make immediate
payment thereof. ALEX.J. CARTWRIGHT.
Executor Of the Last viii and Testament Of Akona, deceased
Dated at Honolulu, April "a, 1879. apo
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PAssENGER

From Eureka. per Monitor, Dec IL b Bartlett.
From Portland. o., per Jane A FaIkinburg. Dec 12-Mr
and Mrs. CT Mayhew. Mr. and Mrs 2 J Mann, Z + All
bright. Capt John Wolfe
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DIED.

yERxOS-In this city. December 9TH, Agnus Vernon,
wife OF Augustus Vernon. aged IS years
smsn1nS-Iu this city, December -, F. 4 Shtmnin, a
native OF Illinois. aged about . years Funeral viii take
place from the residence Of Captain Fuller, Nuuanu
Aveuue. at 3 o'clock this afternoon
PErERsoS-In this city, Dec. l1th. OF malsrtal fever,
JAMS AUsrrS. son Of 1. b. and Henrietta A. Peterson.
aged n years. 1 month and , days He was a youth OF
singular promise
90 Adorud with features, virtues, mind aud grace
AIarge provision fer 80 short q race
More moderate gifts might have prolonged MS date
Too early fitted Tor 4 better state
What a world were this-how uncomfortable its weight
II they whom death has sundered did not meet asaini
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BIRTH.

FIRTH.
In this city. Dec. 9th. to the wife Of jas. 5. Lemon,
ESQ., = daughters
In this city, december 9Th. to the wife Of Mr. Luke
M>Shane, a son.
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In the matter OF the Estate of CHAS. KANAINA,
deceased. Petition to sell Real Estate, and divide proceeds
among the heirs OF said Chas. Kanaina.
To the HON. CHAS. c. HARRIS.
Chief Inatira nj tba snnreue Court
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desire particularly to notify all persons who have watehe,
left with me for repairs that they are all ready for delivery.
and II not paid for and taken away by the owners before the
LIST day Of January next, they will be sold at PUBLIC AUC-
fioN Tor the charges against them for repairs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-20
An EIephant,s gratitude.

The birmingham Gazette says that
among the animals belonging to the
menagerie that visited Tenbury re-
Gently, is a fine female elephant
named Lizzie. Nearly five years ago
this animal, after hard walk, was az
lowed to drink quantity Of cold WA
ter, the result being that she WAS
seized with severe illness, and her life
was all but despaired Of A chemist
of Tenbury being called in, hylis vlg-
orous efforts and skiIliuI treatment
she ultimately recovered Lizzie had
not forgotten her preservcr, and when
she was walking IN procession through
Tenbuiy. recognizing the chemist
the door oi his shop, she left the 9th
or animals, and going to him affection
atcly placed her trunk IN his hand
In the evening the chemist visited the
when lizzie gave him q
warm aud most gratifying reception.
Gently eucircling him with her trunk,
she held him FIR sometime captive, to
the anxiety Of the spectators, and was
with difficulty induced TO let him 70
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PLAIN, OR Ing COLORS.

and at prices {; . per cent below
oar iorRcr rates.
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wv ENIY WORLD.

Price, SIS to subscribers IN the Territory
and 1925 when sent out of the Territory
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
MINING NOTES.
Little Matters Here and There
Alssg she Lode.

The Ophir pump broke down again
Sunday morning early. Necessary 70
pairs have been made. The bottom Of
the incline 10 still flooded.
Julia has her new reel shaft In place
and u cable on. thus establishing com.
munication with thelowsr levels through
her own shaft. She Is still pumping
water into the tunnel and to the surface.
There is q report that the joint Union.
Mexican winze Is showing well. and the
quotations OF Union stock would seem
to lend Confirmation strong ~ proofs
OF holy writ"
In the window OF Beardsley's Office,
Virginia, Ia q chunk Of ore weighing
nearly 100 pounds, taken from the Del
aware mine, which Is located on the hill
west Of American Flat. The ore shows
both chloridss and sulphursts and 10 Of
regular Comstock appearance. II the
Delaware has much such rock IL will
soon come into prominence.
The Yellow Jacket IL piping for com.
pressed air from the surface 10 the 22SO
level. The station there IL completed and
everything ready for work a. soon as
necessary preparations are completed.
The 1850 south drift Of the Bslcher
is about up to the south line OF the
mine. That and the 1890 level will be
crosscut together.
IA " tA. l. Al. Ala al
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At the JULIA.
ONE MAN sCALpED AND FOUR
MORE snOrHERED.
Mr. sutro. In Tryin. 10 Punish nis
Enemiss, Nearly Kills BONE Of
Hi Rrieuds.

His Rrieuds.
Affairs have been lively at the Julia
within the past thirty.sir hours. At Z
o'clock yesterday morning Dick White
was precipitated into the hot water on
the 1000 level and scaldod no that he
cannot recover. and in the Afternoon
four men were nearly s~mothered to
dtath.
As was stated Saturday in the News.
the only way Of ingress to the mine was
through the Savage. the sutro Tunnel
and Its south branch connecting with
the Julia. At tho time Of changing the
shift yesterday morning four men went
BY this route int the mine. In order To
enable them 10 get to the 1000 level 1t was
necessary for the men to cross the pump
shalt. The pumps were stopped with
the bob level to enable them to go over
Il. White was the last OF the four 10
cross, and as ho stepped over his lantern
caught. causing him to lose his balance
and fall.
The other men having crossed before
Mr.. White. had Immediately passed on
out OF sight. The last one, however.
wal within call, and Immediately rushed
10 the rescue. The descent made vas
only six feet, but before rescued the un.
fortunate man had received two dis.
charges OF hot water from the donkey
pumps below. This water when II comes
In Is about l70e Fahrenheit, and Is not
cooled Of much by being raised to the
1000 level. The consequence was that
he was literally cooked up to his middle
and had both arms parboiled to his
shoulders.
| Then arose q new difficulty. The four
mentioned were the only ones In the
mine. work having been stopped there
during the repairs to the machinery at
the surface. Help was called from the
Savage. but that mine was In no better
condition than the Julia. At length
tackles aud ropes were secured and thus
the scalded nan was raised to the 1000
level. Then the long and tedious jour.
ney had to DO made through the con.
nsctions to the Savage shaft and thence
10 the surface. and when no reached
NnS w wh,,s osnnn, ~" noss;h,v rooov"r
800 ,o'asv ho Ias iv;n, wi,hon,
AZ NOON vU s., n WINS LIE w ~
pam III. Luz anp.ss AZ, .ho
death signal might be rung at any
momsn'. - =,
IN Ine Al'orhyon hno.nol .isnai =.
u~is'rss. IIon Sc'Iw sai,.a .noSs on
'ne su.IA.o VIZ Sa. -.
we're sIaitsa py .ne way u 'n' '''AS0
W a.osl'a'n w 'suso' o.,,.. r,.,.,
Ats. ps"s,ns INV. ~. ho. NJ, Sn,,a
,uo'o men a'oe.u ~" -
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Ophir.

VIRGINIA CRY. March 8, is7o.-C. l..
Wsisr. FSs-idss,s No work has been done
In the main incline during the past week,
IL being found necessary TO repair some
defective portions Of the main pump-rod
in the vertical shaft. We expect 10 re-
sumo work in the bottom BY Monday
next.
On the 2i00 level In the main north.
east drift we have started joint
uprAise with the Mexican Company on
our north line. This upraise will con-
meet with the 1000 level in the main north
drift. and when completed will materially
improve the ventilation at that point.
Work In the northeast drift has been sus'
pended for the present.
ON the 1000 and 1900 levels the slopes
are Welding the usual amount OF ore.
The repairs to the main shaft above the
itG5 station are progressing well.
W. ii. Patton. supt.
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GoLD HILL. March 10, 1879. = Jostph
Grass, .Secre,ars . During tho past week We
have been obliged TO stop work In the face
Of the 1910 crosscut on account Of the eI'
cessivs heat. We are now employed In
cutting an air way to the face. As o a
this work Ia completec, this part will DO a
cool a. the main drift, and very rapid pro
gress will DO made. The face Of this cross
cut 10 In kindly vein porphyry. stresked
with quartz. and shows . light ssepage oil
water.
The also level Is still undergoing re-
pairs preparatory to crossuting. We will
start cutting out the station on this level
for the winzo engine this week.
We have been busily employed during
the past week repairing the main shaft a
the 500 station.
Owing 10 the storm Of the past week II
has been impossible for US TO start on the
stone work for the foundation Of the new
compressor; but, everything else being In
readiness, II will be started to-day. Every
thing In and about the mine Is working 70
entire satisfaction.
Z. A. SCHULTZ. Supt.
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usiou Consolidated.

v%IRoISI, Crrr. March 8. is79.- Robert
.SI,rsa-,.l, President: On u 1000 level
the Mexican joint Wine on our south line
has been sunk and timbersd II feet; total
depth. $40 feet on the slope. The material
passed through continues hard blasting
porphyry. A joint Mexican upraise 10
connect with this winze will DO started a
soon a. possible from the Mexican 1000
level. This will be an important connsc.
ton when made, and enable US TO prospect
thoroughly our 1000 level. We are still
engaged in charging and retimbsring the
1850 Sierra Nevada north drift. II being
necessary for proper ventilation. The dow
Of water from the east drift remains about
the same. W. II. Parton, Supt.
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TIKI SCARCITY or DIAMONDS

Gold and silver. and the dinculty met with In
securing them. 10 . sure indication Of ihsir
value. Thus II IL with valuable medicine.
DIR. AUG. Ksiser's celebrated aerman Pulmonio
Elixir. through the jealousy Of rivals. has met
with the most bitter opposition, and Apparently
insurmountablc obstacles have BEEN thrown In
It's way; bat its opponents might a veil try 70
change the courss Of the sun. sweep bsck the
with a tear. For the cure OF Throat and Lung
Diseases. ruch ~ Coughs, Oolds. Consumption
and bronchial Affections. Il 10 unsqualed. lts
cures arc truly magical. Ask j. Jones. j..
druggist, Main street. Geld Hi. for II. The
genuine bears the Prussian Goat OF Ards, ths
facsimile signature Of DR.. AUG. Kaiser. and has
his name blown on evsry 10 oent bottle; ira
bottles rs cents. nol5 COW
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srooA nkroxr.
~. Francisco hoard.
THIS MoRNfNa.

rms. MORNING..
~. al. ,e. 81
aaS vvp.m 40 Io. Al
s,S as.n So ,oi. 10.
30 as isA.o i9s
5.o Csn,..1. "a
soo s.,ac. \
$40 Con VIRGINIA 81. ~
2s chaii.r.Pato,i. ~
900 Hal.I Norcro.s, 49,, iG
100 Grown Point-5a
s65 yellow Jacket, isa rs. 49,, 49,
rs,
2s2O Imperial, O5,
lOo K.ntuck,
100 Alpha. Is, ISL, 49,
$50 Belehsr. "a. ~
40 Confidence, IA, liS. lia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10

.RAILRoAp MErTISG.-The Cit.
zens' Anti. Railroad Committee reported
at National Guard Hall, Virginia, satur-
day evening. to q mass meeting Of the
citizens. Strong resolutions were
passed deuouncing by name such OF
the Storey County Legislators who voted
against the WOODBURY. bill. There was
considerable talk ut the meeting.
Tnr COMPROMISE ALI hopes OF the
Sutro Tunnel compromise have not yet
been given over. The mines will know
In O day or two whether II Ii likely 10 be
consummated orsnot, and II not they
will take care OF themselves, and then
tho tunnel will not DO worth q cent, at
least for the next ten years.
Gosr.-R. N. Daggstt left for Wash.
ington Sunday night to DO on hand on
the 18th when the extra session OF Con.
gress commences. A largo number OF
personal friends assembled at the depot
to see him of.
TUE storm continues to be felt on the
mountains. The lightning express o.
Sunday arrived some time during last
night. Driftsd in ON the Q. 2.
AsssxpLYMAs LYON, OF White Pine
county. to-day visited the Bullion and
E%Ichequer minesin company with Sena-
tor Schultz, superintendent.
Down the cross streets Of Virginia OF.
cesdingly wicked waters are running
at least they are "'troublsd waters which
cast up miro and Dirt"
He HAWK and his Que Nong have
gone to San Francisco to live and TO
dodge troubles brewing for them on tho
Comstock.
TnE barometer has gone from change.
able toward fair q half degree since last
night. The storm seems over for the
present.
THr Justice payroll and monthly 40.
counts for February amounted to
$4,000.
Col. FAIR and Deidsshsimsr. Of the
Hale Il Norcross. are expected up Thurs.
day.
ANNUAL meeting Of the Hale 4 Nor.
cross Wednesday.
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p.p.r,ur,. ,..., evening".

Bowen. L p Devine, wm Fitzpatrick,
J J Mcqueen. d M~eInto.h. n Herbert,
ChAs J MAnnoI. T Tracy. II Peter-ene,
Mrs Haney. Mrs. N A Thompson, II II
Dasgett, John Kelly. Mr., l. Harvey and
son. John LAnman. Mrs foulks, James
Arlon and wife. u Murray. O. kimball,
l. @ Robinson. J X Barton. ID d Mills,
J Merrill. Mrs Hin. Misc 3 Waters, J T
Freddy. @ @ Wallace and wife. Ferry,
II ID Morris. W L y Deal. II Rule.
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hsabbsd In shs Neck.

During an alteration about 10 o'clock
this morning ON the corner OF ID and
Union streets. Virginia, John Call. a
Sutro man. stabbed George Gubbls in
the neck With q pocket knife. nearly
ssvsring both the jugular vein and car.
otid artery. Call Wa arrested and put
In Jail to sober up. lie has been
charged before Judge Moses with assault
with intent TO kill and his bail fixed at
1000. lie. however. will not be re-
leased on that bail until the exact nature
OF Gnbbie's injuries Is known.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
dusty.

The wind has at present sased Of
somewhat. but for ten days has been
terrible. Sunday morning about day
light there were two very heavy gusts
that made everything shake an though
moved by nm earthquake. The first OF
these took the roof from the woodshsd
on the west side OF d street, below
Union. Virginia, carried II across the
way and with 1t smashed In the front OF
the carpenter shop next the Masonic
Hall. The roof was carried with such
force AZ TO make kindling wood OF the
two.inch plank and boards OF which II
was composed.
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AsrONIsHINa @

1t is the duty of every pcrson who has ussd
BoscnEs's GrRxAx srlur 70 lot lie wonderful
qualities be known TO their friends in curing
Consumption. severe Coughs, Group, Asthma
Pneumonis. and In fact al Throat and Luna
Diseases. No pcrson can use Il without imme-
diste relief. Three doses will relieve any case.
and we consider Il the duty OF all duggtsts 70
recommend u 10 the poor. dying consumptve,
failed was reported. Such Q medicine - the
GKRn AN erRur cannot Be too widely known.
Ash your druggist about 10. sample bottlse 70
Try sold at 10 cent? regular sixe. Is cents. For
pale By John Jones, Jr. COW Wed A
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IIaIa

VIRGINIA CRY. March 10, is79.-Jo.i =.
Liglt1,r. Secretary The water this
morning IL II feet below the 1000 station.
The pumps have been running at an
average Of sol strokes per minute. The
several stoppages for repairs amount TO
81 hours.
The incline track between the 1900 and
1000 levels has been repaired.
Our winze from the 1000 east drift has
been sunk II feet. and Is now down II
feet.
pu,t Inn nrfnpsurINrR. Sunt.
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TrolAu.

Coin Hill, March 8. 1879. - Darid
Wilder, SECRETARY; Third station. northeast
drift, has been advanced and timbsrcd
50 feet, through quartz and ~porphyry.
South drift from upraise has been eI.
tended 81 feet total length, Ill feet.
Second station upraiso from north drift
has been continued "a foet I; total length,
50 feet.
From upraise drified east "a feet. Up
raise and drift both In quartz.
ALBERT LAcKEr, Supt.
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Pupfm Hall.

Tho grand Purim masquerade ball
will coms onf this evening at Piper's
Opsrs House. Preparations for this
erss, event have now been going ON for
|. long time and arrangements are all
completed. There has been a large
number Of seats reserved in tho dress
circle. and the number Of maskers will
he great. The Opera Hourss has been
prepared for the occasion as 10 vas Al
the masquerade ball OF the Virginia
Turn vsrein. the parquet being fioored
over and with the stage given up to the
dancers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-10
Massacre or M%shammedans,

TrRSovA, March lO.-Ths populition
Of Djuma. Macedonia, is emigrating en-
mssss before the advance Of Turkish
troops. There is great excitement In
Trnova. kilograms on the subject will
bs read at the next sitting OF the As.
ssmbly. kilograms from the vicinity OF
Adrisnopls give the names Of people cut
In pieces by the Turks In districts ovacu.
alsd BY the Russians.
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S.,,s n.,.,.. and Yiow.ry.

VIRGINIA CRY. March 8. is7o.-W. W.
.S,.,.oa, S,cr,tsry. There has been NO sink
ing done In the joint shaft during the
week, The station at the 800 level 10 now
complete. 1t will take about another week
to complete the rock chute and water tank
at that point.
The north lateral drift has been ei.
tended A. feet along the cast wall OF the
ledge. showing the clay to be from i've to
seven feet thick. The water has decreased
very much and gives but little trouble.
We will commence e~xcavAting Tor the new
engine foundation the coming week.
ID. II. JACKSON, Supt.
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ailveP Hill.

VIRGINIA err. March s. 1872 W. y.
Deus, Se,r,iury. The past week We nave
sunk aud timbered our main incline ~
feet, In hard west country rock.
Our cresscut on the HOO level has been
timbsred and extended east - fest, max
ing it, whole length 500 feet. The lace II
now In . good. character oil clay and SOIL
porphyry. with . little water.
Everything 10 working we'll.
n. G. HILLrER. Supt.