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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-15
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VIRGINIA Orr, Dec. IS. ~lS79.-Jaeob
Sfadyeld, Jr.. Secretary: The company's
shaft has been sunk and timbered II feet
for the week ending this date; total depth.
1878 feet. A slight change has taken place
In the character Of the ground encoun.
tered, which 10 favorable for sinking and
OF . lively metAl.bearing character. As
the flow Of water above the bottom OF the
shaft is 80 great, IL has been found neces.
ssry to resrrangs the stationary water
tanks in the pump shaft, In order to take
the water to the top and prevent IL falling
to the bottom Of the shaft. This arrange
ment will place the shaft In better condi.
ton for more rapid sinking. This work
will DO commenced tomorrow. In the
meantime all work In the bottom Of the
shaft will be suspended. On account Of
the great heat which escapes from the Julia
u north drift 10 being repaired slowly.
The hosting machinery remains In excel.
lent running condition.
HENRY BAwpEs, Supt.
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The Union cousolidated Mining Com

The Union Consolidated Mining Com
papy Last Saturday evening made their
nrst bullion shipment. 1t amounted to
S49, GAG 70. Dividends will evidently
O o be in order with that, company.
The amount OF ore hoistsd is gradually
being increased a. the bob and tank pits
at the Union shaft are completed.
FIaE ALAKx.-A clear case Of stove
pipe occurred at the Concord House yes
tsrday afternoon. which caused the big
Qsst kind OF an alarm. and away went
the FIRE boys u though lightning VA
after them. When they got there the
Are vas out. No particular damage was
done.
The Sutro L~irpmdad tells how dur.
ina several cold nights Of the past week.
coyotss along the range between our
town and the mouth Of Six.miis Canyon.
could b heard barking and bowling"
and mildly hints 81 . couple Of tigers In
town. Sutro must b running Wild.
W. q. Smith rs among The dspss'
tssss Last sssnins.
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or Last Night.

Last evening Superintendent Patton.
OF the Bonanza and other mines, went
below. He will return Thursday morn.
ing. He was accompanied BY Captain
Csrgill. OF the steamship Australia,
with whom Mr.. Patton sailed to the
Sandwich Islands when voyaging for bis
health. and also BY Mr.. Pauger, Of the
Arm OF Haokfeldt & Co.,. OF Honolulu.
These gentlemen have been spending
some few days on the Comstock, visiting
the porth.end mines and the hosting
works, and are now on their way home.
They were much pleased with what they
saw. Col. Fair honored them by taking
them to the depot and seeing them of.
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$50 ?. n.-Union Con-. a bid. 42s
asisd; MsIiean. iss bid. isa sale; Ophir,
"a bid. 23s asked; Savage. ~ bid. 8
Gales; Sierra Nevada. 25k bid. a6 ssksd;
Rals 4 Norcross. 81 bid; Best 4 Belshsr.
l0k asked; Gould & Curry. 4 30 asked;
Confidence. e. bid; Eureka Con. Is bid;
Justice. 1 10 bid. I 40 aksd; Potosi. >
bid; Julia. 500 bid. $50 ssked; Scorpion.
! 70 asksd; Yellow Jackst. 81 bid. ~
asked; Bullion. 81 asksd; Sierra Nevada.
2sS sales; Savage. Z 30 ssksd; chollar.
81 bid. sacked; scorpion. . 60 bid. . 70
asked; Alpha. 9 bid; Union. az bid. 42<
asked.
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Iulia Censolidased.

VIRGINIA CIrY. Dec. 10. ls79.-Hsnry A.
Aari,.. Secretary: Our 1000 level has been
freed Of the accumulated water. In conse-
qusnce Of the donkey pumps running reg
ularly fer several weeks. IL 10 found nscss-
sary TO give each n . thorough overhaul.
ing. As the fow Of water from face OF
southwest crosscut IL exceedingly strong,
the adjustment Of pumps Is necessary
before advancement in south drift can
proceed. Our winzo on 1900 level has
been sunk and timbered IS feet for week
ending this date-totAl depth, 17s feet
still encountering the same ine body Of
m~etal.bearing quartz heretofore reported.
The dow Of water remains light and the
ventilation good. The hoist and pumping
machinery remain In fair working con-
dition. HENRY BAwDES' Supt.
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urr,eiAl MlHlna lrrslRs.

The following letters. under the dases
given. have been sent from the Comstook
to tho principal ofioes Of the various COM
panies in San Francisco:
ODnir.
vmorxA CrrT. Dec. Is. 1879.-C. L.
Weller. President: Work vas resumed In
a main incline on Monday last and IL 10
now sunk and timbsred II feet below the
2500 station. The material passed through
is Q fsvorable-looking vein formation hav-
ing an easterly dip and showing some
quartz giving low assays. Our 25o0 Sta
ton Il opened sufficiently 10 admit Of
starting our main north drift, which 10
now 10 feet from the incline. On q
400 level the west crosscut has been
advanced 81 feet. making . total length OF
267 feet from the main incline. psssing
through favorable vein matter having An
sasteriy dip and showing some vstsr. On
our $500 level the south drift has been OF.
tended 2e feet and IL nov III feat In from
the east drift and continues In hard.blast
ing porphyry. The Joint Mexican oross.
cut on our north line has been extended
81 feet through vein porphry and strsaks
OF low.grads quartz. making . total length
of 1874 feet from the main north drift. On
our 22O0 level the southeast drift has been
extsnded IS feet. and II now In 10 feet
from the station, continuing In vein por.
phyry. On sur 2i00 level the north drift
In tho Hardy vein has been advanced 20
feet, making . total length Of 2e0 etfrom
crosscut No. I. On Wednesday the DRIFT
passed into good milling ore. In which u
still continues. showing the full width OF
the drift. Our slopes continue 70 yield
the usual quantity Of good ore. Our pump
machinery started up yesterday and u
working we'll. pumping from q 20OO
level. We shall Immediately place our
$500 station pump In position. q tank
station being already sxeavsted and the
tank in place. after which Ne shall com.
menoe e~xcavating the tank pit ct the 2ooo
station. preparatory 70 placing . station
pump ct that point.
" W. n. PArros, Supt.
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VIRGINIA. CrrY. Dec. Is, 1870. L.
W,L.r. Prssideni. On our $500 level the
main north drift has been advanced ~
feet, and Is now In 2i0 feet from the south
line. The material passed through con-
tinuss . soft birdseys porphyry. with heavy
clay seams showing some water. The joint
Ophir crosscut on our southern boundary
hss been extended 81 feet through vein
porphyry and stresks Of low grade quartz,
making . total length Of 1874 feet from the
main north drift. On u 200o level the
Joint Union Consolidated west crosscut
on our northern boundary ha. been
advanced SO feet. through . hard vein por-
pbyry, and IL now In $50 feet from the
main north drift. The Joint Union Con-
so,idated winxe has been sunk and TIM.
bered Is feet. making . total depth OF 22s
feet. On Wednesday last this Wine passed
into q vein formation carrying clay and
quartz giving low assays. and increasing
in width in going down.
W. b. PATTON. supt.
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cali0rniA.

yunrsiA Orr. Dec. Is. 1870. p.
Gordo~. Secretary: There have BEEN OF.
trsctsd during the week Ills o q OF ore.
On our 1850 level 70 arc still STOPPING. out
ore from the bottom Of the north winae
and will continue the slopes 70 the sill
door on the level above. The east cross
cut from the main north drift has been
extended rs feet and continues In Q favor.
able vein formation; total length. 10 feet.
The raise from orosscut No. 8 70 now up
so feet on the slope. On our 22oo level
he north drift from the G. 4 @, shaft has
been extended IS feet and has not yet
reached the ore vein exposed on the also
level; total length Of drift. 1853 feet. Az
the G. 4 @. shaft the pump continues to
handle the water with ease. The Ophir
pumps have started and they manage 70
handle their v water.
w. II. PATTON. 6upt.
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Chpissmas Meats.

No man Of the whole city Of Virginia
delights in q big showing Of good things
for Christmas like Marx strouse Of the
big meat market. He hangs up more
fat quarters and knocks prices lower
than any one would think possible.
He sells for coin at considerable
less than usual rates, and gives his GUS
TONERS the finest Of cuts ct that. When
Christmas comes Strouss will have lots
OF fat meats both for show and for sale
at the Central Market. near the Post.
ofaos, Virginia. See his advertisement
under the head OF New Today"
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Refuse 20 Work.

There IL Q law 10 this State requiring
county prisoners to work. Last week
this law wa put in force by the County
Commissioners aud q gang OF seven were
set to cutting and grading . road below
Virginia. Next day some OF them COM.
mencsd bucking and refused to 90 oct.
This rebellion became an infection and
the gang dwindled to three. This morn.
ing ali refused 10 60 out. The rsfrac-
tory ones were placed on bread and
water and now al are dieting for their
health. They say they can live On
bread and water aud prefer to do 20 to
going out to work.
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THIS

huAS AohNANus
ass Ophir. Il. AN. AN. AN
$50 Mexican, 10
$40 Gould 4 Curry. 81, 81. 81, 3,
Ss5 Best 4 Bslehsr. 10S. ioh. l0s
i2ls California. ~, 1 so. I 40
$40 Savage. 4 30. 4 50, ~ 1 IS
$50 Con. Virginia. 4 6S. 4 20. ~
$50 Chollar. 6
100 Potosi. 8 40
ilU Hale 4 Norcress. 6, 5S.5k
400 Grown Point. I 20. I Is. l 10
zoos Yellow Jacket. ~. On, ~
49S Imperial. 500
320 Ksntuok. .. z 80. ~
IS Alpha
54s Bslohsr. I is. 1 10. II
$50 Conndsncs. Z. 6k. 81
$50 Sierra Nevada. a5%. 2s. 26k
las Utah. i0k. 10t
3s5 Bullion. 4. 5 rs
100 Exchequer. 8, 8 10
80 Beg. Bslcher. Is. II
use OvermAn. A.. 4 30
us Justice. IL. I 20. I 10. I o..
ass Union Con-. a. AN. &sk
AIS Alta, 81. 3 20. Is.
10 Lady Bryan. SOC
6l5 Julia, 85c. goo
SIS Caledonia. I so. IN. 20
$50 Silver Hill. 800
$50 Challenge. IN. I so
100 Dardansllss. SOC
500 New York. $50
100 Occidental. $50. 500
$50 Lady Warrington Cou.. 500
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Christmas Coming.

Christmas without cakes. and toys.
and candies, and nuts, and raisins would
be just NO Christmas at all to the little
ones. Fitzmsier & Armbrust Of the
City Bakery. No. q North Q street.
Virginia, have just the things TO
make all the children merry. and
the finest OF pies and cakes to help the
big folks worry the day through. Their
holiday goods are fresh importations and
can be bought OF less than San Francisco
prices. They have . large assortment.
See their advertisement elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-15
A Runaway Acoidsus.

Last Friday morning about IL O'Clock,
while Dan. McCloud, Mike Welsh and
T. E. Ward were passing up Gold Can.
yon in a wagon. their team ran away at
Q point near Johntown. and all three
men were thrown out. Weloh was but
slightly injured. Ward was bruised about
the head and shoulders. but wal able to
walk to Silver City, while McCloud was
so seriously injured that It Is feared be
will die. Nearly his whole scalp was
stripped of and hung down over his
face, and his skull IL injured about the
temples. He pitched forward out OF tho
wagon. and 1t 10 supposed that he was
trampled upon by the horses.
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Fire IN dayton.

Last Saturday morning ct about 10
o'clock. says the Sutro Independent, q
house near Judge Keith's residence,
Dayton, belonging to A. J.. Maxwell
and occupied at the time by Aaron
Swart. was destroyed BY Are. It appears
that Mrs. Swart was heating some con.
gealsd turpentine and varnish on q very
hot stove. when the bottom Of the can
containing It melted of. and the infam.
msbls liquid ran out on the stove and
was ablaxs In an instant. Mrs. Swart
saved none OF the household effects, OK.
cept q sewing machine and trunk. Mr..
Msrkwsll's loss was about $500; that Of
Mr.. Swart, $3.50; no insurance.
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U.ies shaft.

VIRGINIA err. Dec. IS. ls7s.-Gsorgs
@. Pratt, Sssrsiary: During the past week
We have completed asd hmbered bob Sta;
ton No. I; bob stations Nos. . and Z viii
DO completed during the coming week.
The work Of excavsting bob stations Nos.
2 and s, and tank stations Nos. Z and ., u
making good progress. The pillow block
timbsrs Of bob station No.. . are 10 place,
and the bob will be lowered md placed IN
position during the coming week. A. tne
work on the different bob pits and tank
stations approaches nomplstion our hoist
ing engines will Be relieved from hoisting
from those points. and thus enable NJ 70
increase the amount Of work done for the
Union Consolidated and Sierra Nevada
Companies. The machinery for Of large
pumping engine 10 arriving daily, md Will
bs placed In position - fast - possible.
THOMAS H. RooxEr, Supt.
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YalloH Jacket,

doLp HILL. Dec. Is, 1S7s.-George Wal.
lace, Wee PreIdsnt: The shaft has been
sunk IS feet during the week, and Its total
depth 10 now 2740 feet. The east orosscut
from the north Wine has been advanced
eight feet during the week to point AZ
feet east Of the north lateral drift. The
north lateral drift IL to . point 400 feet
north Of the shaft. the distance made
during the week being 40 feet. The face
Of the south lateral drift 10 1876 feet south
Of the shaft. Work on tho tank and bob
stations will be commenced a. soon ~ the
repairs to the old engine. now under way.
are completed. We are hosting from our
27OO level $1,000 gallons Of water In "A
hours. !. L. JAMES, SuPt.
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Caledenia.

doLD HILL. Dec. Is, l879.-Georgs W.
Bearer. President. Since last report the
south drift has been extended 10 feet; total
length Of drift. al feet. Have made good
progress with all Of the work at the For.
man shaft. The cooling reservoir 10 com.
pleted, and the sto~ne-cutters will finish
dressing the coping stono for the pumping
engine today. The masons will finish
setting boilers by tho 10th instant, and We
will commence placing pumps In the shaft
next week. CHAs. FoRxAS, Supt.
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RilHar Hill.

SILVER HILL NINE. Dec. IS, 1s79.-W.
+. Dean, Secretary. During tho past week
four days. work in the face Of the 1900
.erosscut have been Understanding 1t "a
fascinating the whole distance from the
incline 8l2 feet. The last 80 feet have
been run through fine character OF birds.
eye porphyry. On last Thursdsy. We start.
cd Q diamond drill. and have drilled ahead
llI feet. The frst 30 feet were birdseye
porphyry and quartz. giving low assays.
Since yesterday morning the drillings
show clay mixed with porphyry. Very
little water has been encountered yet, but
We expect . much larger quantity when
the regular quartz ledge Ii reached. All
our machinery 10 in good order.
N. @. HILLYER, bupt.
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c.nseiidased NirGinia.

VIRGINIA. Crrr. Dec. Is. 1874: W.
Har.as. Secretary: On 1850 level the
work Of retimbering and securing The EAST
drift from the bottom Of the vinze 10 max.
ing good progress. On our lIse level We
have started . drift west from The main
.onthvest drift, which will b continued
10 old No. I vino. sunk from the level
above. and open up and explore the ground
10 he west Of that Wine. On nj 2l6o
isvel connection has been made with the
Bsst 4 Belcher north drift and good ven.
iiist,on secured. After this drift !, prop.
erly secured and opened up Ne shail start
a Joint Beat 4 Bslohg eat crosscut on
our southern boundary. AZ me q; Y.
shaft the pumps sontinus ,nmr. bsvs
Rated. and thsy manage 70 handle their
own water. We have hoistsd i.Asl sons OF
W. H. PATTON. supt.
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Utah.

VIRGINIA Orr. Dec. IS. ls79.-6soros
G. Pratt. Secretary: The bob station In
the main shaft has been completed and the
balance bob Il o being set up In place.
The repairs at the bottom Of the incline
are completed. Good progress 10 being
made In putting in tbs station In the l760
level. The third pump has been put in
place in the incline. which Ia neal the
bottom; also. the water column and pump
bob are now being lowered and connected.
All that work will be completed and sinking
resumed within Q week. The dow Of water
10 not 90 strong - usual. We have four
months supply Of wood on hand.
W. B. S%HxPPknp. Sup't.
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How He Received Hs.

When Pritchard received bis sentence
Of death for the murder Of Humphrey
Symons, OF Gold Hill, the Carson
Appeal says he "mads q slight in.
cliustion Of his head and sat down.
After being taken to his cell he began to
pour torrents Of profanity upon Colonel
Taylor, his attorney. charging that he
had been badly defended. The facts Of
the oase are that Phtohard's crime I'd.
mittsd OF no defense, and his attorney
did all In his power for bis client, whose
neck nothing could save from the
halter"
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oeuIa Curry.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Dee. II. ls7s.-A; a:
D.rsror, S.eretary. The Joint east drift
on the 100 lsvel 10 In 1853 feeti a,stAn9s
made for the pat ueek. II feet: Ihere y
no change In ths ground passed hrongn'
the formation being the came - last 70
ported. The joint shaft has attained adepth
Of 7sa feet. The aow Of vstsr u strpng.
requiring The psmp machinery 70 work up
4. pssoyn, Ssps.
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Comssoek Titles.

Military titles on the Comstock are
getting played out. The men at the
Savage discount Captain and Major and
Colonel and General and all that and
have dubbed John P. Kelly. Superin-
tendsnt. "Judes." Il 10 well. II they
will only call Mackay Reverend now
Va shall DO fxed.
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hsiIarNoroross.ssvags shan.

VIRGINIA CIrY. Dec. Is. 1874. X.
p. Harmon. President: During the week
ending this date the drift west on the 2to0
level has been run SO feet. The material
passed through has been . soft vein por.
phyry, which becomes 4 little harder - We
60 forward. Pumping and other mschin.
cry is In perfect order, and all about the
works 10 running smoothly.
Isaac L. RrovA. Supt.
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D.,arsare. Lac Ev~nIuw.

Lorella Brothers. Chas n Schroeder. @
W Friend. Geo W Wilcox. Prof Hermann.
J G smith. W II Smith. Chas Wilson. I 8
PNrks. Z Mayer. n Singer. J NeAsrtin.
Mrs. n A Morgan. Mics Morgan. Miss 8
Clifton, u Pullman. Mrs Hermann. Chris
james, W Hewlett. Mrs. Moody. Mrs
Joseph Beer. bishop whitaker. and wife.
J w Pfugsr.
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CousoIidassd Imperial.

GOLD HILL. Dec. IS, 1s7s.-A. K. p.
Harmon. President: For the week ending
this date We have made the following pro-
gress at the mine: Our south winse has
been sunk and timbered 30 feet. making
total length Of same TO date ATS feet. on
the slope, below the 2ee0 level. Our joint
winzs has been sunk and timbered II feet,
making total length Of same TO date l4l
feet, on the slope. below the $500 level.
The Alpha drift north. $500 level. has been
extsnded 46 feet. making total length OF
same 70 date 172 feet.
A. O. HAMILTON, Sup't.
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GoLD HILL. December 10. 1871 u.
BrassH, Seerstarss In q main incline
vinss We have sunk and timbered Is feet
during the past week. making the total
depth on the slope from the also leyel 2SS
feet. The material consists Of porphyry.
with stresks Of quartz about the same ..
heretofore mentioned. We have our tank
oompisted, which takes up most Of the
water and will enable n 70 make bsttsr
progrsas. Everything about the mine 70
IN GOOD working ordsr.
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Oyerman.

aoLp HILL. Dec. IS. is7s.-George W.
Bearsr, Presidsnt: During the past week
the north drift has been extended 81 feet.
We have about 80 feet yet 70 run to con.
meet with Bslcher south drift. Have
made good progress with the work at the
Formsn shaft. The stsne cutters will
finish dressing the coping.stone for the
pumping engine today. and We will place
the bsd.plates Monday. The masons will
fnish setting boilers BY the 10th instant,
and We shall commence placing the pumps
next week. CsAs. FoRxAs, Supt.
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Arr,va,s Ye.ssraay Morning.

Arrivals N~esseroay Mofutee'
Miss z Rising. B Kirmsn. ] Skss. FL
Jsssup. J + Savage. W D shssrer. b
wslch. " Y Hill. Chas Wilson. J B vii.
lard. B Kinoh. jos r Ryan. II shrisr. Mrs
y Ripley. Niss Davis. Miss 8 Rising. H +
hising. Mrs II D Green. ID y O'Nsill. D.
NsIntosh. J p Foulks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-15

The Consolidated Virginia declares 10
Afty.Hrst dividend Of 80 cents per share
payable on December %. Californis
declares IL thirty.fourth dividend Of y
cents PEI share, payable On December ".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-15

A young lady who didn't admire her
sisters custom OF writing Q letter and
then cross writing II to eligibility. said
she would prefer her epistles "without
an overskirt." Sensible.
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o.,.,,.r.s s.ssraay evening.

Geo II Plumber and family. Thos Will
Hanson. d r O'Neill. 8 W Hsaly. U Z
Allen. J p Hixoa. Z = Kleupfsr. W Hatch.
J Bell. Nick vipont. p Norton. Nellie
Smith. Miss Gardiner. T W Booth and
Nife.
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ara..,. ss,. aer.,.x.

Judgs Leonard. J D Gamble. ID Farrell.
Thos bucknsr. J Bergman and family,
Mu Bucknsr. Mrs Beadls. James Black.
W Harris. T W Booth and wife. q W Bry-
ant. q " Stewart.
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1YEkIINo's COUGH LolEEoEs, !

The Gfsat Dntlsn nnse,. ~ -.
oua AN s II * SaiSii; and pisoRDiss OF
THs THROAT sliks yisld to is innusDcs.
IN h,ehsss medical tostimony states no better
cnrs Tor thess complaints ex'sts NOV proved
by over half . centufy'e expeneneSI. Icy
GrsTiNO.S DOUGH LOZHN0kS. prepared
THOMAS KRArlN0, London, Britain, 40
s,ia IN an drug9tsts. Agents for the feeleo
60. REDIN0TON D 90. and CHA6. LANG
ffY 3 90. ban ynnetsco. novssu-s
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shoosinE Match.

Judge T. Moses. Of the Montgomery
Guard; District Attorney ]. Il. Harris.
Of the sarsfelds. and @. N. Brown. OF
the Emmett Guard. shot . match at the
Montgomery Guard ground yesterday at
u n. This match was 200 yards. ten
shots each. for Q pool Of $45. Crssdmoor
rules. Following IL the score
Moses .l3444x464 40
Brown ~
Harris. .43444S464 so
It would look very much like . tie be-
tween the two upper scores. but Judge
Moses having got in ths' last bullseys
was, under tho Creedmoor rules. the
winner and walked Of with the coin.
Over 200 persons witnessed the match
and excitement . high.
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the "wAYlR MINES"

The savage and Hale d Nsreress
Agaia 60 Assume shat Appslla.
tien-o9,soo.ooo Gone In Smoke
and steam.
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