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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-17
InIin Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CrY. Feb. Is. ls79.-i. Noel.
S,rr,ia,y. SLOW progress has been made
In lowering the accumulated water which
has risen abovu the 1000 level during the
past week. A new cast nose has been
placed ON the main balance bob also, q
So, OF heavy iron straps which connect
the main pump rod TO tho same bob al.
ludei TO above. With this additional
strength added. the main pump and rods
run with more regularity and steadiness
than at any former time. The donkey
pump stationed above our lowest level has
KEEP, the tanks. fastened under cages.
we'll supplied during the week. II Is o
anticipated. from the general aspect OF
everything connected with pumps and
rods. that the result will bo more salts
factory for the coming week. In conse-
quence Of so many repairs being carried
on throughout the pump shaft the past
week the contemplated winze, which Is TO
be sunk from the west end OF No. . cross
cut. 1900 level. has been delayed.
The hosting machinery has been kept
constantly running during the week In
hosting water lifted by the donkey pump.
which has been alluded 10 above.
HENRY BAwpES, Supt.
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Gone 20 Gerniasy.

Billy Eckoff left for the Fatherland
last evening. About 100 Of his friends
and bosom companions assembled at
the depot. in Virginia. to see him of.
wish him q prosperous journey and q
safe return. Many Of these came with
him AZ far an Gold Hill. He goes TO
Hamburg to zee his relatives and friends
there. Billy Is q renowned and honor
able member OF the Sazaracs and yes
terday there was . special meeting Of
that body. held at Billy's place. and
when q goodly number was In attend.
ance. the chairman Of . special COM
mittee. appointed previously. arose and
presented their distinguished brother
with q little Ratchet OF gold. which he
takes with him. He will probably
be gone from two to three months. and
the society expect him TO honor the
hatchet while absent ever NJ present.
the metal Of which II Is composed
serving to remind him Of the worth OF
the society and the inoorruptibility Of
its precepts.
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HulliOu.

Com HILL. Feb. II. 1879. - Joseph
Gr-.., secretary; During the past week
We have opened q station In the incline on
the 2l5O level. From this We will start .
drift south during the first part Of the
week to connect with the 1000 level OF the
Imperial. This connection will be made
by the lst Of March. barring accidents.
The formation Of the roof Of the incline
Is soft vein porphyry. while the foot Is In
low grade quartz. Incline has been sunk
IL feet. making . total depth on the slope
below the 1850 level Of 100 feet.
The lateral drift ON the 1000 level has
been advanced q distance Of 30 feet, max.
ing q total length Of 40 feet The face Of
this drit has been during the past week In
low grade quartz. We have still 80 feet 10
run In this drift 10 make the connection.
Al. soon IS this connection IL made We
will be enabled to completely crosscui
thi. level.
ON the 400 level the combination drift
has been advapeed q distance OF Is feet,
making a total Of i67 feet. The forma-
ton still continues of the same favorable
character.
We will commence to break ground for
the foundations Of the new air compressor
the first Of the week. and We hope 70 have
the compressor running In GO days.
The specifications and plans OF our
winze engines will BE- forwarded to you As
soon a. possible. Soon as We can COM
pletc these arrangements We will be en-
Ablsd to push u prospecting operations
with renewed energy.
Machinery, and everything In and about
the mine working in line order.
L. A. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
l.r.crIt TO the GOLD HILL DAILY uuv'l
Dramatic Notes.

NEW York. Feb. l6.-.It Is announced
that Anna Dickinson Is engaged with
Barton & Lawlor to play q week at the
California Theater in June. afterwards
delivering twenty lectures In California
aud Nevada, she receiving SIC. 900 and
expenses and Barton personally man
aging the tour.
The initial number OF q series OF caro-.
fully prepared papers on the drama
In q March magazine gives interesting
elimpses OF Modjeska's life with her
husband In California.
Joaquin Miller's "MeIico." Of the
Grand Opera House on Monday was the
most signal failure OF the season, II
being regarded almost bepeath criticism.
II 10 said Barton Hill has engaged Ada
Gilman for California for the remainder
Of the season. to appear April l4th ~
Maya, supporting Boucicault.
CHICAGO. February lG.-Despite the
wrstched weather the weeks theatrical
business has been good. and It's features
unusually interesting. Ada Cayendish.
ct Mcvicksr's, rs Mercy Merrick. has
received favorable notice from the critics
and attracted fine audiences. She re-
mains another week. which will DO de-
voted largely to the Shakespearsan
drama.
Havsrly's mastadon minstrel troupe
has been doing q good business at Gin.
%cinnati, and will visit San Francisco this
Spring or early in the Summer. II is
said to be the greatest aggregation OF
minstrel talent eyer played together.
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Lecturs Te-Nighs.

The lecture OF II. j. NOLAN on the
''Irish in America will be delivered at
the request Of many Of the frst citizens
Of Gold Hill and Virginia. at Pipor's
Opera House tonight. Mr.. NOLAN Is .
speaker Of marked ability and handles
his subject In Q mastery manner The
subject itself cannot fail 10 interest In
and Of itself. A special train will bring
up the Carsonites who wish to hear the
lecture repeated. A very large number
Of tickets have boon already taken and
the location Of reserved seats has been
considerable. A few more eligible loca-
tons are still to DO obtained.
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Heat d Beleher.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Feb. II, 1872 Waliam
WaRi.. Sscre,ary i. The 100 level joint
east drift was extended Sc feet during the
week. and 10 now In sos feet.
West joint crosscut, 1900 level. was adj
vanced 20 feet, and is now In 81 feet. Tho
face Is In . mixture Of quartz and por-
phyry. but assays nothing.
The Wine from the east crosscut is down
and timbered "a feet below the 100 level
and In good sinking ground.
We to-day commenced . crosscut mo.
y on the line between the Gould 4 Curry
and our mine. This will be run about
200 feet and then q Wine sunk TO tho 1000
level.
Owing to the strong flow Of water the
0sbiston shaft was only sunk 10 feet, aud
Is now down 400 feet In good sinking
ground II IL was dry. Everything Ia work.
ing we'll. y. Il. OsBIsroS, Supt.
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BACK AND ON DUTY.-virginia's Chief
OF Police Is back again and on duty.
He denies all irregularities" at Carson
or any other point; says he has been of
on business connected with his Office and
thinks himself competent to attend to
that business both at home aud abroad
fully as well IN those who know nothing
OF lis nature or his duties. We believe
be Is.
FuSERAIs.-Yesterday tho bodies OF
S~hullsnburg and Davis, killed by that
blast In the north drift on the 2l5O level
Of the @. 4. G. shaft, we're buried; tho
former by tho Miners's Union Of Vir-
ginia and the latter by the Miners
Union OF Gold Hill. Both OF the tuner.
ais were largely attended. both by the
miners and citizens.
DrEDEp.-George Mcconnell has deed.
ed to ]. d. Treadwell. In consideration
Of 1880, the Cedar Hill Lode, 1900
feet, Virginia district; also. the "New
York Company aud Phil. Sheridan
~. - I5Oo faat sama dist,ict.
w n,.v h,. s,.d
~.I.,,...
noaos o, i'oaaoa .ul'"
erly from the Philadelphia Brewery and
about 75 feet above the Gsigsr Grade,
Virginia District.
v.,.u, a.. ,,,,,,, ,o,aro,or
of thu messenger train on the Y. & T.
railroad, has returned from below and is
on duty again.
We had q fall OF two inches OF snow
Saturday night and OF one inch last
night, tho latter followed py an early
TIE inquest In the case OF the men
blown 70 dea'n IN inc nof'n u,,'t on .ne
zi19 ,s,,io' 'ns W." 49, ~ s
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The htustreis.

The best testimonial Of appreciation
which Barlow. Wilson. Primrose and
Vests Mipstrsls can take with them
from the Comstock 10 San Francisco.
where they appear at Bsldwin's Theater
tonight, Is the fact that their last per-
Torrance here Saturday night was as
well attended a. their first. Companies
Of little merit come here and are patron.
lied once and no more. Good troupes
sometimes get fair houses throughout
their season. but II takes the highest
order Of merit to draw full houses right
along on the Comstock these hard times.
This the abovs.named troupe has done.
They left for the Bay last evening.
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Hale Norero~a

VIRGINIA Crrr. Feb. II. 1s79.-Jod y.
Li,liasr. Secretary. Yesterday at 0 A. Z.
the pump.rod broke. Since then the work
OF repairing the rod has been going on.
and will DO completed some time this even
ing. Tho water stands 20 feet below the
1000 level. The pumps have made 4i,o26
strokes-an average speed Of i.sl strokes
per minute. The stoppagss amount 70 ~
hours. Tho winzs down from the 2ooo
Lowell IL nov 20 feet deep. Considerable
water 10 coming In.
. .PnILiPP D-EfpEsHEINEH, Supt.
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Gould Curry.

vmorsIA Crrr. Feb. Is. 1874. x.
Dar6rv~, .S,ersisrys For the past week
the east drift. 100 level. was extended Sc
feet. and Is now in sos foetfrom the lateral
drift.
On the 1900 level the different crosscuts
are without any material change. East
crosscut No. 2 10 In . distance Of $40 feet;
No. ., 262 feet; and No. 1, 6l2 feet. West
crosscut No. 4 WAS advanced 30 feet and IL
now In 81 feet. Tho face 10 In birdseye
porphyry, having passed through several
stringers OF quartz.
We have put In ~ new sets Of timbers
in the south compartment Of the hosting
shaft. The timbers are In . very rotten
state and will have TO DO replaced for at
least $50 feet.
The 0sbiston shaft was sunk 10 feet,
and 10 now down 4G0 feet The water is
very strong aud the slightest delay or
stoppage Of the pumps greatly rstards the
work. y. Z. 0sBIsroS, Supt.
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HOT WATER.
The vIsoded Mines sesdisg % into
she Butro TusneI-lts kffeets and
why IL was Sent Through.

A representative Of the News was put
In possession Of information this MORN
ing Of 30 reliable a nature that be does
not hesitate to announce to the public
that at 3 p. N. yesterday the hot water
Of the flooded mines wa pumped through
TO the Chollar.N orcross.Savage shaft
and thence into the Sutro Tunnel. As
. consequence the shift which was to
have gone to work at that time was laid
of.
When the big food first struck the
heels Of o mule behind which q man was
riding In tho tunnel. strange as IL may
appear, that mule lifted his feet, two at
. time and high In air. Tho driver,
however. retained his seat, and thus
both man and beast escaped rs the hot
water Of that time had flowed but q short
distance down the tunnel.
This morning an endeavor was made
TO induce another mule to take In q car
and o passenger TO SEQ to things. The
brute strangely refused, and 10 smpha.
sized his refusal that the traces gave way
and the project was abandoned.
A man then thought 10 make the trip
on Foreman Bluett's vslocipede. but
alter going In . few feet. concluded to
back out also.
II In now said that all the miners OF
the Tunnel Company have been dis
$780,. ..I ...lxr aaatofass AunartNanI
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o. Bcandal.

Rev. ~ Father McGraih last night
preached on Islander and paid particular
attention 10 the newspapers. This not
the frst time the gentleman has been
known to turn against his best friends
when discretion should counsel silence.
Still he neglected last evening 70 ex-
plain why somebody was running down
b street recently at the dead OF night
physically sans hat, rams ooat SAM
boots and morally sans everything. Al.
though not as clear as glass. the houses
some folks live In are exceedingly trans.
parent. Musical discussions Bah
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NEVADA DANCERS.
NJ WELLS DRuar.

Nsvsds's the boss State for dancers,
And all modern choice socia gsmssi
The folks. young and old. are oil p~rsneers.
And give their clubs high rrsnehy nsme'
Virginia sports The Entire Nous.
While Reno boasts the Bisn vus;
Elko has the CONNIE II faut,
In such things Austin's A Prspos.
The Carson. claim the gay An Pait,
In Silver Tia the Coup d'Rssai;
Aurora folks meet En Ami,
And Phoebe gets the Coup do Pied.
Then come TO Nevada for dancing.
II you do. you'll ses lots Of fun
The music aud girls are %sntraneing-
AZ nns Is you'll ind meath the sun.
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WnrA.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Feb. Is. is7o.-JaooI
.SiadJfsii. Jr., Sseretacy: The east cross
cut, which was started up on Monday last
al noon, has been advanced II feet 10 date.
q total length Of i2i feet. In the fore part
OF the week Tho general character Of the
ground encountered consisted Of large
blocks Of bird's-eye porphyry ; the past
few days, however, a change has taken
place Of . softer nature, containing clay
anil streaks Of lime quartz. The new gal
lows frame has been completed. Carpen-
ter. are now engaged In framing and lay
ing stills for the foundation Of the main
building. which is TO inelose the new hoist-
ing machinery and main shaft. The en-
gineers are progressing favorably In plac.
the new machinery together.
HENRY BAwpES, Supt.
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rnR SCARCITY or pIAMoNDs,

Gold and Silver. and the dinicuity met with In
securing them. 10 . sure indication Of ihsir
value. Thus Il 10 with valuable medleins.
DR.. Aus. Ksiser's celebrated German Pulmonlc
Elixir. through the jealousy Of rivals. has met
with the most bittsr opposition, and apparently
Insurmountablc obstacles have been thrown In
its way; bat its opponents might - we'll try TO
change the courss Of the sun. sweep back the
with q tear. For the cure OF Throat and Lung
Dissssss. such - OouRhs, Colds. Consumption
and bronchial Afsctions. Il IL unequaled. Its
cures are truly magical. Ash ]. Jones. Jr..
dTugRist, Main street. 0old I'LL. for u. The
genuine bears tho Prussian Coat OF Arms, the
facsimile signature Of DR.. Aug. Kaiser. and has
his name blown on evsry 70 cent bottle. Tual
bottles IS cents. rolo COW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-17

J Koening. A Andrews, VIM Matthews.
VIM Eehoif. Robt Allen, A Reinhart, n q
Barlow. ID n Hawkins. W T Holmes. Geo
Bryson. II " Lindsay. J J Kelly. Eddie
For. Z Harley. y GlAiding and wife.
G Templeton. W II West. J Burckhart, II
Hughes. J II Kinney. Mrs wesilake, q ii
Primrose. ID Forester. Geo Wilson wife
and child. u L Hunter. J J Braman. Geo
Storey. c Y stansbury. II A CASTOR. Miss
n q 0aston.
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Chou.rComb,..uou enan.

VIRGINIA CRY. Feb. Is. 1874. A. y.
Hars.o~, Ir,.ids~t. Al tho Chollar.Nor-
cross.Savsge shaft we have been sinking
steadily during the past week and the
work has made good progress considering
the large amount Of water. some II 500
gallons per day. that We have hoisted with
skeets. Rock ON west side Of shaft IL be-
coming somewhat harder. Pump has
made 1859 strokes, raising all tho water
that comes in above the 220o station.
Compressor foundation Is nearly COM
pleted. Everything in and about the
works Is In good order and running
smoothly. ISAAC l.. BEQuA. Supt.
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copper. tall and Bss.

Things are getting down to cases with
some Of tho boys in Gold Hill. In a
Main street saloon. last night, there was
a thrso.handsd "frseze out" game. The
entire capital Of the party was in the
pool. A careful inventory Of the assets
Is rs follows:
! bad cigar.
l ten.ccnt peice.
t~icket-''good for one drink"
1t must DO admitted, however, that q
commsndsble amount OF generosity still
fingers in tho hearts OF the boys, not
withstanding the depleted condition Of
their purses. The winner treated the
rest Of the crowd,
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ALBEIT LAcKEY. supt.
No,,b Bou.n.. and vIowery.

VIRGINIA CRY. Feb. Is. lS7o.-W. ".
S,s,.oa, S,cr,isry. The mino was cleared
Of water on last Wednesday morning.
since which time the main incline has
been sunk and timbered twenty feet and
the north lateral drift on the 200 level has
been extended 20 feet. There Is no change
in formation in either place since my last
report. The water gives US but little
trouble. having decreased to about one
sixth Of the quantity we had n week
NO. The main incline IL now down ITO
feet on tho incline below tho 200 level.
will open . station after sinking 20 feet
more. ID. ii. JACKSON, Supt.
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Sent IN Jail.

BALrrNonr. Feb. i.-Henry Bowers.
Judge OF Election at the late Congress.
sional election. for refusing permission
to the United States Supervisor to In.
spect the ballot.boI before voting. has
been sentenced to twelve months i'm.
prisonmsnt aud fined. Six other cleo
ton officers, for violation OF the election
laws. have been also sentenced by Judge
Bond ~ Imprisonment aud fined.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-17

CoSsEcrKD.-Ths report wa current
on the streets Of Virginia Saturday night
that q blast in the header OF the Sutro
Tunnel that morning had knocked some
Of the tagging Of the station on the 1000
level Of the Julia down, and had broken
one set OF timbers, thus making partial
connection.
IcE.-Ths ice-houss OF the virginis
and Gold Hill Water Company. ct tho
big reservoir near the ophir grade toll
house. is full from bottom to top Of loo
Of excellent quality. Iii 40 feet long.
so feet wide and 20 feet high.
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srocK sEronr.


MORNING.
$50 Ophir. 40. SCI. s9a. 20
40 Mexican, 3sk. ssh, 30
4jO Gould q Curry. iih, lit, IA
$40 Beat b Belcher, 2ia, "a, 24h
$40 C~alifornia. IN
$50 Savage. Ia. i4S
420 Con. Virginia. IL, ~
20 ChollAr- Potosi. 4S
ass Hale a Norcross. ia. III
405 Crown Point. 6S. c.
AS Yellow Jacket. 20A, 20S. 20As
2225 Imperial. 1851
IS Ksntuck. 6, 81
ITO Alpha, l5k
$50 Belcher, ~, ~
40 Confidence. i5s, i6
20 Sierra Nevada. iGs
30 Ubh. i6s, i6
i720 Bullion, ~. 7h.R
1895 EKchequer. Ga.
3s5 OvermAn, liz. liz, liz
100 Justice. 5s, Sc
COO succor. 95c
SO Union Con...Gl
$50 Alta. II
$50 Lady Bryan, MI
$50 Julia. o5. 4 10
2c0 Caledonia. 2 81. 1875
2i5 Silver Hill. ~, GO
Gas Challenge. 3S.3
$50 DardAnellcs, ~, 81
800 New York. SOC
ii50 Phil Sheridan. sc, SOC
100 Andes. 50c
$50 well-FArgo, zoe
300 Ward. Ia, 20
$50 Scorpion. IL
$40 LeviAthan. 5jc. G0c
40 North Con. Virginia, .
200 Trojan, $50
AGO Benton Con.,'5a, 5s
200 Santiago, 2 10
$50 Solid Silver. Coo
100 Con. Dorado, Coo
800 flowery. sjc
800 North Bonanza, I 80, IN
200 Plutus, ~
100 MsekAy,
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IPip.r's Opera

John T. Raymond will appear ut ri.
psr's Opera House Wednesday evening
as Colonel Sellers, and DO supported by
the California Theater Company. The
number Of reserved seats already taken
attests the esgerncss Of the people to sec
Mr.. Rsymond's great impersonstion Of
Mark Twain's celebrated character. II
Is unnecessary TO say anything further
Of the engagement Of Mr.. Raymond Of.
cept that Il will continue through the
week and for q matinee Saturday. and
that Friday evening ''Risks" will be the
play,
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Chas l. Stone, Jane Roultree. = kurtz.
] ID Overton. W s Coin. J Williams, II A
Castor. ID n Jackson. J Rule, Mrs J q
Fair and son, II Bawdsn. W Il Eckert. AT
Grimmer. James MeCourt, W ID Q Gibson
and wife. T. s Davis, Geo Horne, NJ finlen.
J G Harlow. Dan Lyons, @ Harrington
l. 4 Sawyer. W A fAlk. W Royce, Geo
Robinson, J l. Cailison, J A Bonham. Chas
Daniels. Enie Ia Page, II Q Howard. Tbos
Lane. J \ Craig. J Barnard. J Goven.
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silver Hill.

Coin HILL. Feb. Is. i879.-K. &. Dea~,
Secretary. During tho past week We have
sunk aud timbered the main incline II
feet. The bottom Of the incline 10 In very
hard, black rock. The 100 crosscut has
been advanced IS feet. making the whole
drift east Of our incline AIS feet.
The face shows moro clay and very little
water. We hope 70 get into tho ledge In
. very few days. Our machinery Is all
working we'll. n. O. HiLLrER. bupt.
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p.p.rs.re. aa,ardny Evesing.

2 Reese. rhos Young. Geo Langridge,
II kennedy. 3 wilkin, ID II Jackson, VIM
Richards. J Jewell.iL ID Wright. Vim Cain.
II Bracken. Prosser Greek Joe. J Ferguson,
q W fouiks. Miss A smith. Mrs Ehler.
Mamie Ross. " finlen. Mrs LOWS. Mrs
N @ Patterson. Jas Breen. Miss Efhe La
Page, X BAxden. II Cohn, J Horne wife
and child, N ID Smith. A 0iell and wife.
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A RRMARKABLR CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tha; Of the man John v. Herman.
DEG, residing In Salt Lahc City. who vas d
deaths door with that terrible disease NarAs-
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progrrre OF the malsdy. when twenty.three
thrss phiais Of BRlsrOLB PILLS made him Q
we'll man. jy3b I'm
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Had Better Not.

CHICAGO. Feb. IA Washington
special says: 1t is considered certain
that tho President will veto the Chinese
Immigration bill. although he will be
strongly urged not to do 40 on the
ground that hc will injuro the Republi.
can party In California at the approach.
ing election,
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Wholesale Indictments.

New ORLEANS, Feb. IL. - United
States District Attorney Leonard has
presented thirty.two additional indlct.
ments, involving 100 arrests for viola
ton OF the election law In the parishes
OF Caddo, Tensas, Rapides and Natchi.
toches.
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neIrher.

GoLp HILL, Feb. Is, ls79.-Jam..
yeeIand.. PSaid,nis To the length OF the
north drift on the 23G0 level, 80 feet have
been added during the past week, making
liz total length GEO feet. The south drift
from the 25G0 station Is now In ~ feet,
having been run IS feet the past week.
Tho 25CO station 10 almost completed. and
the ventilation on this level 10 now excel.
lent. owing 10 the connection made with
Crown Point ~ mentioned in my last let
Ter. Everything in and about the mine Is
going ON satisfactorily. and our machinery
IL In good order.
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PRETTY MOUTHS

should have pretty tss,h In them. bat u 10 not
unusual to 80 between rosy iipst teeth diseoi.
ored and dscsyips thrvush neglect This dis.
nsah sn rsins f1%sp. soz6boSrA uSIss r s
moves svsry pariols Of tartar fron the tssth
and renden them mowy white. This admir-.
able aid 70 beauty . perfectly harmless and
sxhalss . most delightful aroma, and 4 IN
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