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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-06

If your baby is restless while teeth
ing get DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. A
dose of it will relieve the little sufferer
at once. Only 25c bottle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-06
CIGARS.
THE B0WLES CIGARS
CIGARS.

A MOTHER invoice, choice and Of desira-
"A BILE grades, just received. Smokers de-
mestic cigar should call Immediately.
1865 y. j, BUSBf 4 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-06
INSURANCE.
WARMING.

UHIS is to notify the public that VIC are the
i only persons now residing here who are
or ever nave Dsen dqy tEo SgihSTssd and
TER Fire Insurance Company Of New York
and WESTERN Fire Insurance Company of
Toronto, and any person or persons repre-
senting anything to the contrary are Inn.
posters and unworthy Of credit.
MURPHY a MURPHY.
General Insurance Agents, No. 5 Madison
street. Memphis. Tenn. 12l-l59
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29

SAS Francisco, Dec. $3.50 p. NJ
10 OpAir, l7t. leo do IS. 10 do Is. 10
10 rs. 20 kelcher. 4 10. 40 do 4, sos do
~. isO do . so. iso do 3 60. $40 do 8 6j,
40 do 3 70; 2 60 Yellow Jacket. 81, 200 do
81, $50 do 90. $50 do 81. so do 90. 80
do. 81; so Seq. Belcher. IS; $50 Crown
Point. 2 co, 100 do 2 Is, so do 2 70. 100 do
2 so. 1 90 do 2 90. 6 20 do 2 IS; 10 Eureka
Con-. l6s; 200 Confidence, Gu. 20 do Ca;
305 Justice. l 80. 80 do II; 2i5 Sierra
Nevada. IS. 8 do TIA, so do l7S; 80 Saw
age, 4 60. 200 do 4 co; 335 Union, IL. 65
do AN. 10 do 4lA %; 100 California 4 10;
20 Balwer. 81. cit do o.; 100 Con. vir-
ginis. 3 90. S do 8 IS. 4 65 do, 4; $50 Hale
4 Norcross. Gu; 10 Con. Virginia, IS
50 Chollar. 50; so Julia, l 20, 80 do I so.
$50 do I 80; co Best 4 Belcher, l0S. 10
do l0k; 295 Overmsn. Gu; so Bullion.
8 so. so do 8 90; IS Mexican. In. go do
n. 20 do lea: lis, Exchequer, 8, 20
do 2 30; 10 Yellow Jacket. sh;
$50 Gould 4 Curry. 5s, so do S; l6o
Alpha. 81; $50 Scorpion. 3; 100 Northern
Belle. Ga, 100 do c.; 20 Caledonia. Ia;
2io Mammoth. 2. 40 do 2; 100 Ward. L;
$50 Benton. I 30. $40 do 2; 30 Potosi. 2 IS;
20 Beicher. 4; GO do 8 80; 30 Crown Point.
2 90. 40 do. 2 IS; 20 Union Consolidated.
Az IS do AN So; $50 Benton. 2;
100 Julia. I 30; 100 Alta. "a; 90 Gould L
cu-ry 81; 20 Sierra Nevada. IS; 10 Seq.
&c. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
District Court

The following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning;
Clark vs.. Clark-0rdsr entered direct
ing publication OF summons.
Root & Sanderson VS.. john Snow
Proceedings stayed until appointment OF
assignee In insolvency case.
Fsnton vs.. Fenton-Set for ! P. N. to.
day.
Estate and Guardianship OF Mary Kill.
len. minor-Petition for letters OF guar.
dianship to Mrs. Kate Sanders; oppo.
sition by uncle and aunt OF child. who
wanted Sister Frederick appointed. II
appeared from the testimony that the
mother Of the child died seven years ago
and the father last November. The
estate consisted Of q life insurance policy
on the latter OF $4,000 now payable.
The father left o written request that
Mrs. Sanders should have the q r Of
the child. to whom he left all bis prop
erty. The opposition 10 this was not on
account OF any disqualification on the
part Of Mrs. Sanders, but because John
Sanders, ho husband, was q lswd, las
civious man and not Q at person to
associate with the girl. The hearing
was private and was not concluded when
the reporter left.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
Nsw Time Table.

The new time table Of the Virgins
and Truckee railroad which went into
effect yesterday to correspond with the
new time table Of the Central Pacific Il
a. follows: The through lightning OK.
press train from San Francisco leaves
Reno at $50 A. NJ, arriving at Carson
at S:l5; leaves Carson at $50 and ar.
rives in Virginia at 9:55. Returning
this train leaves Virginia at 5:35 P. N.
and arrives ut Carson at 6:55 p. ~;
leaves Carson ut ITO and arrives at
Reno at $3.50 p. N. Local trains between
Carson and Reno, aud Carson and vir'
ginia. carrying freight and passengers.
will arrive and depart a. follows: Leave
Virginia for Carson at 500 A. NJ, arriv.
ing at Carson at $50 A. N. Leave Car.
son for Virginia Ut IL A. NJ, arriving Of
Virginia at l:20 P. NJ; leaves Virginia ai
$50 p. N. arriving at Carson at 4:l5 p.
~; leave Carson for Virginia at 6:lO p.
~, arriving at Virginia at G:45 p. n.
Leave Reno for Carson at 7:30 A. NJ,
arriving at Carson at 1890 A. NJ; leave
Carson for Reno at 6:45 A. NJ, arriving
at Reno at 1850 A. NJ; leave Reno for
Carson at 1880 p. NJ, arriving at Carson
at 3:45 p. NJ; leave Carson for Reno al
IL :45 A. NJ, arriving at Reno at $40 p.
NJ; leave Reno for Carson ct 4:50 P. NJ,
arriving at Carson at 8:l6 P. NJ; leave
Carson for Reno at 8 p. NJ, arriving Of
Reno at 8:05 p. Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
Opnir.

VIRGINIA CRY, Dec. %. 1870. L..
Weller. President: We started the excava.
ticn for our pump tank below the 300 sta
ton Of the main incline ON Thursday last.
This work will interfere to some extent
with sinking the incline, but will DO com.
pleted as soon As possible aud the main
line Of pumps carried down to that point.
On our $500 level the main north drift has
been advanced "a feet, making . total
length Of 81 feet from tho main incline,
passing through 4 heavy vein formation
(which requires careful timbering) carry.
ing some low grade ore. The main east
drift was started on Wednesday last. On
our 2i00 level the west crosscut has been
extended 81 feet-total length from the
main incline. SIG feet-and continues in 4
vein formation. On our $500 level the
south drift has been advanced 30 feet, and
il now in 22i feet from the main east drift
continuing in . hard blasting p~orphyry.
carrying clay seams. The joint Mexican
crosscut on our northern boundary has
been extended % feet through q very soft
vein porphyry aud quartz seams, making
the distance from the main north drift 2il
feet. On our 1900 level the southeast drift
has been extended "a feet-total length.
i2i feet-and is passing into q vein forma-
ton showing some quartz. On our 2lOO
level the north drift in the Hardy vein has
been advanced Is feet through milling ore.
and is now in go feet from crosscut No. l..
Our ore slopes continue to yield the usual
quantity Of good milling ore. The OK
treme cold weather experienced during the
week has interfered somewhat with our
work by froexins up aud bursting our
water aud air pipes. aud the formation OF
ice In the vertical shaft which interfered
with running the cages. Our $500 station
pump will be started by Tuesday next.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
Unlon Ahafs.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Dec. "a, 1s79.-George
G. Pratt. Secretary: During the past week
the balance bob for bob station No. l has
been placed in position. The excavation
Of bob station No. 2 Is completed. and the
timbering Of the Same will DO completed
during the coming week. The timbering
Of bob stations Nos. 8 and 4 is completed,
and the work Of ~excavating bob station
No. 8 is making good progress. The work
Of excavating tank stations Nos. 4 aud 8 Is
progressing we'll. The weight OF the
ground around tho shaft below the 1000
level still renders 1t necessary to keep q
large force Of men employed TO ease the
shaft. The work Of erecting the large
pumping engine on the surface IL making
good progress, aud the principal portion
Of the machinery Is On the ground ready
to DO placed in position.
Thomas II. ROONEY. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
Yellow Jacket.

GOLD HILL. Dec. az. ls79.-Georye Wal.
lace, We. President: Owing to fraying OF
strands Of rope in south shaft, had same
taken off on 23d and renewed. which will
DO done today, and replaced BY 3 o'clock.
During this time sinking Of shaft and
other work on our 27O0 level was discon-
tinued, the shaft having . depth Of 2,7s2
feet. The north lateral drift on a7e0 had
been extended, up to time OF stoppago. to
q point lo7 feet north Of the crosscut con.
Meeting with the north winze. The south
lateral drift opposite was stopped $50 feet
south Of the shaft. Good progress con-
tinuss in putting in tank stations men.
toned in last report. Since stoppage OF
south shaft the skip in middle shaft has
been kept running, bailing water from our
2700 level, which was easily handled.
l. L. JAMES. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
Inn. Consolidated.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Dec. a. 1s7s.-Rny A.
Charles. Secretary. The old balance bob on
1900 level has been removed and . new
one built, which 10 being placed In posi-.
ton and will DO ready for operation by
Tuesday next. Our main pump stopped
Of its own accord In consequence OF not
having sufficient ballast. In the mean.
time we have succeeded In keeping our
lower level free OF water with donkey
pumps and water tank running from 1900
level and discharging ct 1000 level. thence
through Sutro tunnel. In order to supply
the necessary quantity Of compressed air 1t
was necessary to suspend operations on
1900 level winze and apply the air to the
donkey pump. Repairs on 1000 level.
south drift, are progressing favorably.
Unless some unforeseen breakage should
occur. the iace Of southwest crosscut will
be reached tho latter part OF the coming
week and prospecting at once com.
menced. Ventilation throughout the mine
has greatly improved within the past
week. Machinery and pumps remain In
excellent running condition.
HENRY BAwpES, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
IPiper's Opera House.

PROFESSIONALLY the Patti concerts OF
Piper's Opera House. cnisht and tomor-
row night will be the richest and most
varied musical treats ever offered TO the
people OF tho Comstock. Most Of our
citizens have listened at some former
time to the unequaled vocalizations Of
Patti. and to such no words are needed
to induce them to attend both tonight
and tomorrow night. She IL the most
popular concert singer Of the day. She
never fails to thrill her audiences and to
merit an encore, although she does not
always respond to the call for more. II
her audience could choose o selection or
two for an encore they would undoubt.
eddy ask for one simple ballad like
Within q Mile OF Edinboro' Town."
and every one would be pleased to listen
once more to her Laughing Song"
The piano playing OF Henri Ketten Is,
in Its way, also inimitabls. or the papers
cannot be believed. In fact, the best Of
talent will always be found associated
with Csrlotta Patti. She will never
travel with an indifferent performer.
We look for q crowded house and q great
treat tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29


SURVEYING NOTES.-The U. s. Coast
and Gsodetic surveying party wintering
In Carson have received orders from the
Department at Washington to make o
magnetic survey OF the Comstock. The
work will begin in February. One Of
the party has been detailed to make
observations Of the forthcoming solar
eclipse. from q point somewhere in the
vicinity Of Bodis. So says the Carson
Appeal.
Last Monday Mrs. W. h. Smith lost
Q purse containing s45 Is. It was found
and advertised by Master Robert Wood.
Saturday the purse and coin were re.
turned 10 Mrs. Smith. who gave the boy
$40 as Q reward for his honesty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
Mexican.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Dec. "a. 1870. L.
WsRsr. President: On our $500 level the
main north drift has been advanced 80
feet, and 10 now 279 feet in from our south
line. The material passed through is a
vein matter with streaks Of quartz. The
joint ophir west crosscut on our southern
boundary has been advanced % feet
through n very soft vein porphyry and
quartz seams, making q distance OF 2il
feet from the main north drift. On our
1000 level the joint Union Consolidated
west crosscut ON our northern boundary
has been extended n feet, and 10 now in
i2s feet from the main north drift. The
material passed through has changed from
the hard vein porphyry reported In my
Last letter to Q softer aud more kindly for.
nation. The joint Union Consolidated
winze has been sunk and timbered IL feet
through . birdseye porphyry carrying
some water. and has attained . depth Of
253 feet. W. II. PATTON, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
MARK BROWN.
He 10 Captured, Returned, Incar.
cerated Anew, and Tortured By
u Pencil Point

Pencil Point
Mark Brown, under indictment for
horse and buggy stealing in Siz.mils
canyon. and who o. n Of the Storey
county jail. breakers Of Sunday. Novem.
Der S0th. has been captured and this
morning was returned to his former
place OF confinement. BE was brought
In by q Mr.. Harris and VIM. Ross. Dep.
uty Sheriff Of washos county. The
reward Of 500 was promptly paid over
BY Sheriff Williamson.
Brown does not look much the worse
for his thirty.day. eo.ss.you.plsass
match with oil the sheriffs OF Nevada.
he was captured about 100 miles north
OF Reno. A News reporter interviewed
the gentleman this morning as to his
adventures since leaving the Sheriff OF
Storey county without sound or farewell.
He was informed that the pencil was
not pointed at him because OF his
alleged offensss, but to know where he
had been and how he had Jared. The
interview was as follows:
Reporter We'll. Brown. are you glad
to get back?
Brown, hssitatingly-N.no, can't say
that I am. .
R.-How have you Jared
Bob. pretty we'll considering.
R.-Tell Us about your adventures.
Bit will not take long. The neIt
morning after I left here, at 8 o'clock, !
was in Sierra Valley. 80 miles away, and
went to work for the man ! stayed with
till last Friday.
R.-What was his name2
B.-Nsvsr You mind that. While /
was there Sheriff Walker, Of Reno, came
looking for me and Avery was there, too.
saw both and talked with them but
they did not drop on me. I stayed there
till last Friday and then started to Mad.
cline Plains, in Modoo county, Cali.
fornia, $50 miles from Reno. There I
got lost in the snow storm and don't
know where I went. got my feet aud
nose and ears frosted and had to take
shelter. I went to this man Harris
house and stayed all night and next
morning went above Cold Spring and
Harris followed and arrested me between
Cold Spring and Tule lake and here I
am.
R.-who headed the break
B.-Never you mind that, either.
R.-How long did 1t take you to got
through that wall
B.-well, I don't suppose II took
over half an hour all told; but va were
anxious aud that made 1t seem longer.
It certainly was not over three.quarters
Of ON hour.
R.-was the break planned long be-
fore hand2
B.-No. Some means OF escape were
talked over the night before. That day
1t wal proposed to hang Jailer Hanks
and get the keys. but I would not cor.
sent to that. The Jailer had always used
me we'll and ! was not going to see him
hurt.
R.-Hsve you anything more to say 2
B.-No ; only you newspaper fellows
have been giving M . pretty rough
deal, and have said q good many things
which are untrue. I will give any man
500 who will prove anything the pa.
psrs have said against me.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters, under tho dates
given. have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal offices Of tho various COM
panies in San Francisco:
Uuiou Consolidated.
y,ro,y,A CrrY, Dec. %. 1871 Robert
SI,r,raoI. President: On our 1000 level the
Joint Mexican west crosscut on our south.
arm boundary has been extended IL feet
and ia now in I2s feet from the main north
drift. passing out Of the hard vein por-
phyry-reported in my last letter-into .
softer and more kindly formation. The
Joint Mexican WINE has been sunk and
timbered 10 feet through . birdseye por-
phyry carrying come water aud ma
attained 4 depth Of 25S feet. On nj 2SOo
level Sierra Nevada 2200l u main south
drift, has been advanced "a feet making
the total distance south Of the Union SHAFT
3I2 feet, aud leaving l5i feet to DO
before connecting with tho joint Mexican
Wine being sunk on our south line from
the 2OOe level. The material passed
through Is u birdseye porphyry similar TO
that encountered in the winze. The driit
north from tho main shaft reached the
OltrrA NtNtuh oiO osSHN
lsst. This connection will enable US to
commence the extraction OF ore from this
level as soon as the Union shaft can han.
die the material. On our 2iO0 level We
are still extending our sill door to the
south and east. Tho drift started ON q
northwest course from the ore slopes has
been connected with the west DRIFT run on
the north side OF the Sierra Nevada incline
passing through and over the fold OF por.
phry which We supposed to be the west
wall Of che ore body, and showing high
grade ore on tho other side OF It, extend.
ing to and beyond our northern boundary.
we have during the week extracted lll6
tons OF ore. Of which 7i2 tons have been
shipped to tho mill, leaving ga tons In
the ore-house. Our third shipment OF
bullion. amounting to s2s,l73 81. will DO
made tonight. The extreme cold weather
has interfered somewhat with our milling
operations and made our weekly shipment
small. but We anticipate no serious trouble
in tho future. The work on the several bob
and tank stations in the Union shaft Is
making good progress. as will be seen by
the report from the same. They have
been able to give US additional hosting
facilities. which has enabled US to increase
our weekly output Of orc.
". II. PATTON. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
Hale

VIRGINIA CTR, Dec. 90, l879.-Joei p,
Liohta,r. Secretary: The south Wine sta
ton. 2200 level. was finished yesterday.
The machinery for the same will be ready
for use by January /. The winze from the
2l00 to the 2200 level has been cleaned out
and retimbered for IS feet. Will complete
the same this week. Commenced pump.
ing Savage water on the Esd instant at 10
O'Clock P. n. Pumps are running at an
average speed Of about seven strokes per
minute.
PHILrrP DEIDEsHErxIn, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29

The following Is q part Of q converse
ton between an intoxicated man and q
crocksry dealer, as reported by the Lew.
iston (Me.) Gazette: "Shsy. partner
(hic), do 70 keep olkinds (hicl crock.
eryf" eyes, sir; what would you liks1"
Genuine 'ntoxicatin' cup" "You had
better 60 on, sir; you are drunk"
beg 'er pard'n (hic); lsmms she
Aowin' bowl (hio). ole man." "Do you
sec that door. sir1" Genuine (hic)
cup at sheers but don't 'nebriate." ~
shall call the police unless You leave at
once" "Lssh look (hic) at your flesh
pots Of (hicj Egip. anil 60 way" A
policeman then interfered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
s10CN REr0kr.
oan rraneisce Board.

rap aoxsrsc.
$50 0phir. In. l7H
500 Mexican, i6S, IGN
$50 Gould 1 Curry. 4 IS, Z so. 4 30
ASS Best 4 Belchsr. l0i. l0is, lea
$40 California. I o., 4 10
SIS Savage. 4 IS. ~. 4 IS, 4 90
295 Con. Virginia. 5 90.
lS5 Chollar. 81, 5S
IFS Potosi, 8
10 Hale 4 Norcross. 6h, 6S
SEQ Crown Point. 2 10. = As. ~
s95 Yellsw Jacket, o, So, .. 9t
IT'S Imperial. ioc
iso Alpha. 81. SIS. SAP
$3.50 Bslcher. Sd. 3 30. , 40. 81, 8 30
SIS. 1. 4 10
30 Confidence. Gu
$50 Sierra Nevada. Is. H., 1874 ist
100 Utah. 8. 81. Sk,9, 81
2s5 Bullion. 81. 8 80
$50 E1chequer. 3. 2 30
GO Seq. Belcher. IL
10 Overman, ca, CT, ca
TO Justice, ~. I 60. I 10
SIS Union Con-. HS. AN
las Alta. 2 65. AZ. ~
90 Lady Bryan, loc, &C
IS Julia. I 60. I So
$50 Caledonia. I i IS, ~
$50 Silver Hill. &c, 9jc
75S Challenge, I 10
$50 D~ardAnelles, I 50. I 50
$50 New York. SOC
100 Occidental. 60c
$50 Lady Washington Con-. i5c. zoe
50 Andes. i5c
65 Ward. 1
$50 Scorpion. 5
200 LeviAthan. i0c
260 Benton Con-. 80. l IS
SIS Golden Gate. I 10
200 Con. Dorado, 95c
$50 Flowery. 25c
700 North Bonanza, Soc
200 MAekay. Toe
so Mountain View, IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
ailycr Hill.

SILVER HILL MINE. Dec. AZ. ls7s.-W.
E. Dean, Secretary: During the past week
the east crosscut on the 1900 level has been
extended aud timbered so feet. We also
started q drift south. and timbered II 10
feet, which will DO used to switch OF the
drilling machines. The material passed
through Is about the same a. last week.
Birdssye porphyry and . little increase OF
water has been encountered. All our ma
chinery Is In good order and working well.
n. @. HILLYER, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
Ward.

VIRGINIA CIrr, Dec. 81. 1s79.-Jaeob
StadU,ti, Jr., Secretary: Our shaft has
been sunk and timbered 10 feet for the
week ending this date; total depth. 1897
feet. The How Of water throughout the
shaft continues strong-about l35. 900 gal.
Ions per "a hours. A very prominent
change has taken place In the general
formation. representing vein material OF
. most promising character. Our ventila-
ton is good, and . large quantity OF water
which fell to the bottom Of the shaft IL
now being taken up and conducted into
the stationary water.tank placed In the
pump compartment shaft and hoisted
thence to the surface. Tho company's
machinery Is In good order.
HENRY BAwDES, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
Consolidated Imperial.

GOLD HILL, Dec. %, 1879. A.. r.
Harmon. President: For the week ending
this date We have made the following pro.
gress at the mine: Our south winze has
been sunk and timbered 10 feet. making
total length OF same to date 1913 feet. on
the slope. below cur 1900 level. The drift
north, Alpha, 1900 level, has been extended
20 feet. making total length OF same to
date $50 feet. We have not been able to
make our usual progress In the mine the
past week on account Of having to shut
down two days for the purpose OF repairing
our compressed air receiver. We have
finished that work and will start up again
today with our usual force.
A. @. HAMILTON, Sup't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-29
The Cousolid.tsd Virginia Mi

The Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company Saturday night shipped bullion
Go the value Of sos. 267. and the Union
Consolidated s2S. l73 SO. The ship
ment Of the last-usmed company would
have been much larger but for the eI-
treme cold weather. which caused trouble
at the mill on the Carson river.
Liens have been 6led on the Trojan
mine a. follows: William Cam. labor,
Si05; G. H. Pringlo. labor. Sli7 90;
Albert Lackey. superintendent and fore
man. $3.50; Peter Murton. labor. sos;
X. +. Mckenzie. labor. Sl35; G. +.
johnson. labor. Sos.
The Sheriff has decided to the Gould
& Curry and Best L Belchsr lot /.
block 1, OF Knapp's addition to Virginia,
100 feet BY 25, corner OF Washington
and T streets, the same having been sold
in suit Of F. +. 0sbiston vs.. Ferdinand
Cast.
About six inches Of snow fell last
night. just enough to grease over the
slsishipg aud make it better than ever:
The additional fieecy was very light and
cams quietly a. the dows OF heaven.
The members Of Gold Hill Lodge No.
., A. U. o. W.. will find in another
column an official request to attend q
regular meeting Of their lodge for the
Alsrtion of oficara tonipht.
The annual meeting Of tbe Levisthan
stockholders will be held at the office Of
the Company in San Francisco. January
~. See notice in another column.
The snow melted sufficiently this
afternoon to send considerable water
down Main street. The thaw has inter
fsrsd with coasing on the sidewalks,
also.
Mary O'Fsrrsll. teacher OF the Upper
Hlovsry school. WAS. Christmas Eve.
presented with O handsome silver jewel
csskst By her pupils.
Governor Kinkssd and several distiu.
Cuishsd Carsonites are on the Comstock
todsy-cams up with Patti and want to
hear her sing.
An assessment Of 10 cents per share
has been levied by the Senator Mining
Company. delinquent January Gath.
L. d. Folsom swsars to 20 days labor
on The Sullivan Consolidated. worth "a
gs day.