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MiSer. IL Overceme wish Heas
And Dies Ia the savage Incline.

Yesterday forenoon. - Thos. O'Tools
was descending the incline OF the Saw.
age, and when near the 1900 station he
came across the dead body OF q man
lying with his head on the pump COL
umn. The coroner was notified and the
body brought to the surface. It was in
such an advanced stage Of dsoomposi.
ton that It was impossible Of rsoogui.
ton, and but for the straight hair and
whiskers could not have been distin.
guished from the body Of q negro.
The circumstances OF the mans death
and his identity. AZ established before
the ~coroner's Jury. summoned at 10 A.
n. today, are az follows: The mans
name was William Beckerleg. aud he
was q native OF Cornwall, aged between
45 and 40 years. Saturday afternoon he
made one Of o party Of four who were
engaged In testing an inch pipe which
had been extended from the Virginia
water works TO the face OF the north
header OF the tunnel. Mr.. Roland, the
machinist In charge Of these men, asked
him II hs could stand 1t to climb the
Savage shaft and work In the heat. He
answered that he had been q miner all
his life and thought he could. He was
subsequently cautioned not to allow him.
self to become overheatsd and II he
could not stand It to say 40. They all
made the 1890 level. Then Beckerles
was sent down to the tunnel connection
on the 1910 level with directions to turn
q fascst In the pipe there and then walt
the return OF Mr.. Roland and the others
II he had to wait till midnight. Where
this fascet was the air was about 90.
Another man was sent to the 1900 and
told to take Beckerleg In there and let
him cool of before he went down to the
tunnel connection on the 1640 level.
The next we know Of Mr.. Beckerleg
10 at the 1000 level OF the Savage. where
no appeared and inquired Of the miners
for the Sutro tunnel connection. He
was told It was three stations above.
He was about TO start up whom the men
called him back. made him sit down aud
drink some ice water and cool of. They
then told him where all the cooling sta
tions and water tanks were along up and
let him 60. The temperature In the
incline Is 1l5 degrees.
Roland and the others finished their
Job above and descended to the place
where Beckerlee had been directed to
20. They found the fascet unturned
and the man not there; but concluded
that he must have misunderstood his In.
structions and had gone out on n Of
the cars. It was then 8 o'clock in the
evening.
The foregoing Is all that Is known Of
the case. The man was doubtless over.
como with the heat In the incline and
died there. The verdict OF the jury is
not at hand. but It can bat accord with
tho facts.
Deceased left q wife and two daughters
at Calumet, Michigan, and Saturday was
his first days work 10 the tunnel.
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ToSsoRIAL.-Charley Pohl, by his I'D.
yertissment in another column, says to
all who love the artistic In tho tonsorial
line that his razors CLEAN the brightest,
shave the closest and the neatest OF them
all. His shop Is on Main street, oppo.
sits Gibson's.
Isaac T. MCGOWAN. who was for a
long time surface carman at the Justice
mine. died at the International Hotel.
San Francisco, August 90. 1t appears
he went below to be cured Of q severe
throat complaint and died OF quick con-
sumption.
L. P. Mccarthy Of the Annual Stats.
tieian is again on the Comstock with the
1879 edition OF his most valuable work.
He will be welcomed by all. for BIO gives
more than value received for all the
money he gets and the time he occupies.
There are but six schools In operation
In Lyon county. one at Sutro. tw o at
Dayton and three 10 Silver City. The
wsubuska and Churchill schools will
not be rsopened for some time.
Mrs. Hubbard, who wal arrested as
insane o few days ago. and who was
about to be sent to the Stockton Insane
Asylum. has fully recovered her senses.
s. Aronson, the popular Gold Hill
clo.hier. will leave this evening for San
Francisco. for tho purpose Of laying In .
supply Of Fall and Winter goods.
They Saturday got up steam at the
Scorpion shaft and gave the machinery
q trial run. II went of all right and
will now be put to regular work.
On and after the 10Th instant no man
will DO allowed to work IN the Sutro
tunnel who Ii not o member Of the
Miners or Mechanics Union.
GsAsp JunY.-Ths members OF the
Grand Jury III called together ct 10 A.
n. Wednesday. See advertisement In
another column.
Mcclellan has Just completed very
fine and striking portrait Of Judge A. W..
Baldwin, alias "SandY."
John W. Mactay and Philip Dsid-
esheimer returned this morning from
their Colorado trip.
j.. D. Cameron Of the Emmsts won
The ras at the Emmett range yesterday
By . soors Of -.
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Az INVITATION. - Gold Killers are
good feeders and generally live we'll; aud
when they 90 to Virginia they all 60 to
the City Bakery OF Fitzmeier L Arm.
brust. where they can get a square meal,
Q good cup Of coffee. q nice bit Of cake.
any amount OF confectionery. candy
toys. ornaments. frostings, and. in fact,
everything to be found in u hrst-class
bakery and restaurant. Under tho head.
ing Of "Nsw Today will be found the
advertisement Of this place to which
Gold Killers are invited.
BONANZA BULLION ron Auousr.-Dur.
ing the month Of August the Consoli.
dated Virginia made three shipments Of
bullion. as follows: No. l. S5S. $50 63;
No. 9. $50. G69 0s; No. 3. SiS. $50 80:
total for the month. SiC0.2 i5 o.. The
Californis Company shipped as follows:
No. !. S5l.0 29 SO; No. ?. Si1.07S 81:
total for the month. SOL. l07 IS. Total
from the two mines. S26l 1922 76.
INCORPORATED. - The East Virginia
Gold and Silver Mining Company has
fled certified copies OF articles OF incor.
poration Directors. John Landy.
Charles E. wehn. +. J. Locher. Chas.
F. wehn. B. +. Dahl; capital. So
OO0. 900; shares. 100. 900: object to
work and develop the Golden Gate
mine. Virginia district.
To CoNo.-ons Of George Bsrton's
stages runs from Dayton to Como and
back. says the Lyon County Times, once
or twics Q week. or a. often a. q load Of
passengers can be obtained. As soon
a. the travel will warrant Mr.. Barton
will put on Q daily line Of coaches which
will connect with his stages at the Union
Hotel in Dayton.
BLANCHARD SIcx.-A dispatch was
received yesterday in Carson that Hank
Blanchard was very sick AMI not ex-
pected to live. He was under the care
Of DR.. Weber and another physician
had BEEN sent for from California. This
IL Q serious affair aud Blanchard's many
friends in Gold Hill are really CON.
cerned about IL.
IssASr.-A patient named William
Redmon yesterday became insane and
stampeded to AleIander's milk ranch
from the County Hospital. when he was
ovsrtaksn and secured. He has for
some time shown symptoms Of insanity.
he was brought to the County Jail and
viii b sent 10 the insane asylum.
PrHsoSAL.-Andy Graham. foreman
OF the News for several years past. re-
turned yesterday to Gold Hill from San
Frsucisco, where he has been rusticating
and eating shrimps for the last seven
months. He looks finely. rs though
shrimps and ssa bathing agreed with
him.
The stock sales at the San Francisco
Board during the past wosk amounted
70 ei.7oo,ooo.
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taauIa Curu.

vilonuA Cfrr. Sept. II. 1914. K.
Dar5ro,e, Secretary: Since last weeks 70.
port the 100 joint east crosscut has been
extended SO feet. The faco 10 In hard. dry
ground. Total length Of drift, LASS feet.
Owing to Q heavy pocket Of water en-.
countered We were Obliged 10 suspend work
In the Joint shaft. 20 that no sinking has
been done during the week. The large
spur wheel Of the pump hoist 10 being put
In position, and other machinery will
follow a. rapidly - possible. The new
sets Of boilers are In place aud will be
connected during tho present week. The
foundation for the pumping engine will
be ready for the machinery BY Thursday
next. q. H. PEsorEn. Supt.
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Bay Personalities.

San f;raneiseo Stock Report. Sept. IS.
Geo. G. Gorham left for the East yes.
torday. Georges departure has no
political Significance. but Il Is neverthe.
less, tho cause Of some rejoicing among
the people. We shall not be Gorham-
lied until the next political campaign.
Let US rejoice and DO exceeding glad.
Susan B. Anthony has declared against
the reelection OF Governor Robinson.
With Susan B. Anthony and John Kelly
opposed to him, Mr.. Robinson's chances
Of success are very slim.
DR.. Kalloch continues to improve.
he was up and walking Yesterday. but q
few steps, however. There Ia every
prospect Of his being we'll enough to 60
out In two weeks.
U. 8. Grant. Jr.. Mrs. J. @. Flood,
Miss Flood and Mr.. ]. L. Flood will
arrive In the city this afternoon, from
the East.
The Meadow Valley. Phoebe. has levied
on assessment OF Is cents per share. de-
linquent October %.
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LOST MS. HAND.
J.. n. s,nish 10 Cauxss and Held IN
she Alta lneiine Epgins Fifteen


Just after J. d. Smith, one Of the
engineers In charge OF the underground
engine at the head OF the Alta incline,
took his station yesterday and while he
had . handful Of waste In his hand .
bell to lower was rung. he threw down
the waste and commenced lowering one
giraffe. The engine is q oounterbalancs.
very compsotly built, and he noticed that
tho waste he had dropped was likely to
get caught In the machinery. He
reached with his right hand to grasp
this waste, but just then 1t caught and
drew his hand into the wheels. He
alone ct the time, the man who was
ON the cage being down about 200 feet.
The machinery vas OF course stopped
BY the waste and his hand, consequently
when he called the man had to come 200
feet up the incline to his relief. When
this man got to the station hs was OF no
help to Smith a. he knew nothing about
the engine. ALI this time the man was
held a. he was caught and the head OF
compressed air on the engine va at its
full. In this condition he was COM.
PEELED to wait till another man could be
sent for. the engine be reversed and his
hand got out. From the time no wal
caught up to the time OF his release was
fully 15 minutes and seemed TO the suf.
fsrer nearly as many hours. His hand
was 80 badly injured that II was ampu.
tatsd near the wrist joint. Mr.. Smith
Ia O man Of 20 and unmarried.
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Alleged Cosssnps.

This forenoon q petition was filed in
the District Cour. praying for the arrest
Of ]. p. Flanningham. for an alleged
contempt Of that Court. II seems that
recently P. Il. Grant applied for dis.
charge from his liabilities under the
State insolvency act and an order stay.
ing proceedings In . case against him
before Judge Flanningham was issued.
The case was allowed to 60 TO Judgment
and an execution TO issue. Hence these
proceedings. The Court took the case
under advisement.
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savage.

VIRGINIA CIrY. Sept. IS. 1879. B.
Holnes, Secretary: During the week We
have bulkheadedt he 2200 station, shutting
OF the heat, and have lowered our main
pump below the station. We are holding
tho wator on the station until the lateral
drift 10 cleaned out. The south winze has
been finished 10 the 2200 level. and we
have started north cleaning out lateral
drift toward the 1900 station on the In
cline. ALI Of our machinery Is In good
working order.
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Sierra Nevada.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Sept. IS, lS79.-W. w.
Ste,som, Secretary: The crosscut east from
the bottom Of the east shaft. on the 220o
level, has been run during the past week
80 feet. The pump in the incline still
keeps the water below the 1900 level. In
the upraise to connect with the Sierra Ne
vada, Mexican and Union shaft u men
we're taken out yesterday morning from
considerations Of safety, the rock being
quite tender and there remaining but 9
few feet below tho bottom OF the shaft.
Al 8 O'Clock this afternoon Q blast In the
bottom Of the shaft knocked q hole through
into the top Of the upraise. making the eI.
pected connection. This connection will
be completed and . better ventilation OBJ
tanned for our lower workings.
ALEX. @. MCKENZIE, Supt.
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Decided.

]. D. Baldwin has decided 10 Thomas
Moses, In consideration Of $1,000, the
Mountain Boy claim. Flowery District,
formerly the Uncle Sam or Davis
claim.
B. Guerrero has decided to Domenico
MICRO, in consideration OF 500. among
other property. 1900 feet known as the
Vera Cruz claim, adjoining the Marga.
rita and containing 20 GG.lO0 acres. Viz.
Rinia District.
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SPECIAL PRRsflUMs.
Rsuestrianship.

LAdies' Grand Tournament, for the moot &C.
oomplishsd and grHcsful lady ridsrs, Wsdnss.
dsy. october 8, 10 O'Clock AZ
tt Society ofsrs four premiums. which will
consist Of the Rocisty's silver Plate. valued ~.
sp ctively d 500. so. so and go.
The lady Who II sdJudgcd drst, shall have her
choics Of all premiums offered. The second
Lady shall have second ehoics. and % 90.
Il 10 expected that other special premiums
viii Be sdded to this List By private soaf1De'
ton. r-
None but ladies' Of tbs highest rsspssssefav
viii be allowed 70 compete for prize.
Ladies' wishing TO compste TOT pn.s
please send namcs 10 Secretary inoosssa "
two members OF tbs 6octsty.
Military Tssrsansnt -. trtseys 10
s'cisck a. NJ.
psm,um also. and special premium Of eoh
uadsI' vslus 400 (git Of President etsvsasoal
scv tns bess drilled Military Compeny-.no
shootine. rho Company compeonG enau =
ncys vtth NOS Les than forty mes, end VII -
So.,red 10 dniI IN acoordApcs with .upeoa's
ia ANN Tactics, !" In ths ''Dchool q t1eoou-
ANY, pefsmphs ia 70 tfe, nod u aktznhA
Ami, psrasfsphs 10 70 90.
q. O. sTkvkN00N, P~rsse6eet.
4.B. ooHsTooX, sscsssszy. VI
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Hard Hsrs.

While @. N. Fox was oiliug the pit
man Of the engine at the Excelsior mill
last Thursday morning the sleeve Of his
Jumper was caught and his right hand
drawn into the machinery. The Assh
Was torn of the back Of the hand. from
the wrist to the knuckles. and on the
inside from the palm 70 The finger joint,
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departures Saturday EveainE.

e Blewstt. Mrs n Shepard, W d Far
rsll. n volmers. II Piper. McRae Cave. W
E Psttes. II Morris. X KAneen. SZ
Dickson. r @ Idle, J Bates. James Andrew
and family. = Maloy. T s Merchant. s
Davis. Miss Parkinson. ] I~vancovich. ]
Michael and wife. Thos Smith. Mrs Rigby.
Miss Beal. II Fish. Mrs L II Dunn. W
Wood and family. J Shermier. W II Knee
bone. Mrs J B Fulton. Mrs Church.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shan.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Sept. IS. 1874. X.
p. Harmon. Presidsat: During the week
ending this date IA feet havo been added
to the depth Of the shaft. making the total
2,IGlk feet. The ground 10 becoming
much harder. but continues to work well.
The quantity Of water coming In at the
bottom has increased somewhat since last
report. but Is readily handled by the don.
key pump. All machinery !. In excellent
order aud running we'll.
Isaac L. REouA. supt.
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sroCK REPOnF.
aan Yraneises Board.

THIS MORNING.
$40 0phir. a. 42k, AN. AZ b3
1855 Mexican, 36k, 36h, 81. 37k
SOS Gould 4 Curry. u. IiS. In
IS Best 4 Belcher. lSS. lsh
$50 California. 4 20. An
$50 Savage. l4S. l4S. IAN
80 Con. Virginia. ~
$40 Chollar, ~
$50 Potosi. 81
3l5 Hale & Norcross. i4S. lih, as. IL
ls5 Grown Point. 8 IS. 3h
406 Yellow Jacket. In. Z 's,l7s, Th'
II, 16I
l755 Imperial. I 80 IN. 20
225 Ksntuck. A
$50 Aipha, 2iH. "a. 2sk. 2ss
$50 Beloher. 4 60. 4 So
ITO Confidence, 10
275 Sierra Nevada, i6S. 46s
los Utah. 20t
TAO Bullion. 81
730 Exchequer. ~. ~
10 Seq. Belcher. %
l65 Overman. 81. %. ~
40 Justice. 4. 4 05
1850 Union Con-. ~. Il. 70S. 20
$40 Alta, CT. CT
200 Lady Bryan. 500. 45c
335 julia. 4 60. A.
$40 Caledonia. q. I %
800 Silver Hill. IL
40 Occidental. 2 %,
800 woodville, 40c
100 Lady Washington Con-. Ia
$50 Andes, I 05.l
200 wells-Fargo, Toe
$50 Ward. ~, 2 IS
1910 Scorpion. Q 30. 2 95,3
400 LeviAthan, Coo
1910 Trojan. $50. 40c
IS Benton Con-. 8 IS
ASS Con. Dorado. Ia. G5
$50 Flowery. 75c. Toe
AIS North BONANZA, I 65, l 60
1900 Nsckay, I 80. I IS
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q

GOLD HILL, Sept. IS, 1870. III.
Bra,eH, Secretary Nothing has been done
In the lower lovels since my last report.
Last night connection was made In the
Joint Alpha.Imperisl winze between the
1000 and 2l35 levels, which will give rs
improved ventilation. As soon % the
opening can DO enlarged to Its proper size
and air pipes placed 10 conduct tho air TO
the lower levels, We shall be able TO resume
work. Z. A. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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North Bosa,.a sud PIowsry.

VIRGINIA Orr, Sept. IS. 1879.-W. W.
Ststson, Secretary : The water spoken Of In
last letter. found near the bottom Of
the shaft. 10 gradually decreasing. and
sinking will be resumed ; also. Q station
opened at the 500 level. The ledge on the
400 level has been cut. and 90 soon - the
vein water run down prospecting will be
pushed forward with all possible speed.
All the crosscuts and exploring drifts on
the 500 level are being pushed forward
with very satisfactory results.
d. H. JACKSON, 6upt.
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silver lIIIl.

SILVER HILL MINE. Sept. IS, is7s.-W.
Z. Dean, Secretary: During tho past six
days our crosscut, 1900 level. has been eI-
tended east 40 feet; whole distance from
incline, S28 feet. No work was done last
Saturday In the mine. The work on the
building and foundation 10 progressing
slowly. N. @. HILLyER, Sup't.
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VIRGINIA CRY. Sept. ~. 1877 Thomas
T.. Tsegarden, Secretary: We have sunk 30
feet In our incline in the past week. max.
ing rs feet In all. In the past week we had
to break the east wall Cd tho ledge; broke
in about 2 feet and 10 showed ore that as
saved from $40 to $40. Tho old tunnel 10
being pushed ahead about Is feet . week.
We expect to strike the east wall Of the
ledge In the tunnel In the coming week.
We are preparing TO set up . donkey en-.
CINE In the building over the shaft, then
We will make much better Roadway In
sinking. JAMES @. RULE. Supt.
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ar,i,ss. sh,. Merai.r.

" Richards. Az Lancaster. Geo Gull.
son, n II A Mason. W f Pettes. J II Har-
ris. PA Doyle. J MArigold. N Kelly. A
Noble. W Coda. @ Hunter. Z Blewett. Q
Dayton. Miss Heidenrich. O Dayton. ] +
Stone. y D Dexter. Miss Jackson. Hon Q @
Stevenson. J Michael and wife. J II Dahl.
H Armer and wife. TT Arnold. FIR Brown
and wife. " A Driesbach. q W Kritzel.
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Hale

VIRGINIA CIrY. Sept. Is, 1s79.-Jod r.
Liohaer, Secretary: Our main incline has
been repaired TO the bottom Of tho stump
and the mine entirely cleared Of water
for the first time since Jan. so 1875. Very
little water IL coming In and our pumps
are running but two or three hours each
day. A tank pit IL by IL has been eIcs-
waited 80 feet below the 1900 station. We
commenced putting In the tank this morn
ing. Our main pump will be placed In
position a. rapidly - possible, and the
clearing out the drifts on the 2200 level
begun.
PHILLIP DEIprsHIrNIR. Supt.
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FOR SALE AT IA BARGAIN.

ASIAN ABOUT TO LEAVE GOLD HILL.
"A I of,r for sale the House occupied By me
on the Alpha Grade. opposite the Imperial
mine ALSO.
Tho BLACKSMITH Shop AID BUSINESS.
No. ITO Main ptrsst, Gold Hill. The shop 10
centrally located and u doing . good paying
For particulars apply to -
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ward.

VIRGINIA CIrY, Sept. IS, ~lS79.-Jdco6
.Stadtfsid, Jr., Secretary: The company's
shaft has been sunk and timbered 10 feet
for the week ending this date; total depth,
1850 feet. The ground encountered 10
the south end Of the shaft was more solid
and compact than that Of the previous
week. Some promising quartz stringers
have also been met with, giving improved
assays. The quantity Of water bailed each
twenty.four hours remains the same-
l2O. 600 gallons. The east crosscut, 800
level. has attained . distance OF S41 feet
encountering the usual east clay and lime
quartz. HENRY BAwDES, Supt.
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Caledonia

GoLD HILL, Sept. IS, lS79.-Csorse ".
Bearer, Prs6dsnt: During tho past week
the vertical winze has been sunk 8 feet,
making its total depth sll feet, and sink.
ing has been discontinued. and we are now
engaged In opening station on 1900 level.
The Forman shaft has been sunk and tim.
bered 10 feet during the week. making it,
total depth $50 feet, Tho rock penetrated
still continues very hard and the dow Of
water undated.
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Relrher,

Com HILL, Sept. IS. ~1s79.-L'mes Ne'c-
lands. President: During the week We
have been engaged In easing tho timbera
Of the incline and putting In some new
sets from tho 2700 level to the bottom, this
portion Of the incline being more OF less
damaged BY the action Of the water at the
time the pump was broken. This work is
now finished and sinking will DO resumed
tomorrow. The south drift on the 270o
level 10 now In SO feet and 10 being con-
tinusd with all possible speed. The new
machinery lately put up works well and
oil our other machinery 10 In good order.
w. II. SMITH, Supt.
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ulAh.

VIRGINIA Orr, Sept. IS. lS7s.-Gsorgs
C. Pratt, Secretary: On tho surface all
the work IL progressing we'll. The mason
work will be completed on Monday next,
when the line sills will be placed ready for
the bob. We expect to have all this work
done In ten days. The tanks are keeping
the water In check.
W. D. s~HxppKRD, Sup't.
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FoRNAS, Supt.
Trojan,

GoLD HILL. Sept. IS. 1s7s.-Darid
Wilder. Secretary: South drift from west
drift, third station. has been extended 81
feet through quartz carrying punches Of
fair ore. Assays from same run from $24
to $s7 per ton. East drift from incline
upraise above second station has been I'd.
vsncsd 50 feet through quartz giving low
assays, ALBEIT LAcxxx, supt.
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ne..r,are. I..., E,..Inx.

Z Lyons. Z b Rail. + Ciuggage. rhos
Roe. @ Grant. W Hatch. - McSwesny.
b Gains. A Lambert. W J Renard. DIG
Lake and vito. Mrs " Pemberthy. FIJI
Holicc. Mrs J Carter. J c + MeGrih. ID II
Jackson. Mrs. Spencer. . johnson and
uife, J Caryis, T b James.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-15

A strong flow Of ~water-equal to l6o
gallons per minute-has been struck In
the north DRIFT. 1850 level. from the
Alta shaft and In Lady Washington
ground. It flows along the drift to the
Alta shaft and Is easily handled there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-15
Yellow Jackes.

doLD HILL, Sept. Is. is7s.-Msresr
Otey. Secretary /: The north winze 10 down
800 feet on the slope below the $500 level.
The 270O station Is open 20 feet east.
!. Z. JAMES, Supt.