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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-21
Union S,easslsdased.

VIRGINIA err. April ~, is79.-RoLeri
S,>rcood. Ifs.id,.t; On our l600 level the
Joint Mexican WINE has been sunk and
timbsred siI feet during the past week. the
water in tho face increasing so fast - 70
make II necessary 10 put In donkey pumps
10 handle IL. Tho pumps we're started up
yesterday and sinking resumed this morn
ing. We are still repairing the north drift
to the Sierra Nevada shaft. Tho how OF
water from the east drift continues to b
about a and q half inches.
On our 1000 level tho main north drift
has been extended 40 feet. and 10 nov La
feet from our south line. The material
continues . favorable vein formation.
showing ONE water.
We have started q drift south from tho
Sierra Nevada Wine on the 200 level (cor-
responding with the $500 level. which
drift will be continued south TO connect
with the ophir $500 drift TO be started
north from the main 0phir incline. pass
ing through the Union Consolidated. Mex
lean and ophir ground. connecting with
the North Consolidated Virginia shaft and
wines SUM- from the 1000 north drift and
forming tho main lateral drift u the $500
level.
W. II. PATTON. Sup'l
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N. @. dILLrrrs. Supt.
Ward.

VIRGINIA CIrr, April 10, ls79.-Jaeob
StadDsLi. Jr., .S,erstary; The dow OF va.
Ter al the bottom Of the shaft remains
strong. which materially retards progress
In sinking. Tho seepage Of water above.
and taken up In . stationary tank. has In
no way decreased. Seventeen skeets OF
water, in each s.hour shift, are taken from
the stationary tanks. The shaft has At
tanned . depth Of 1877 feet. East crosscut.
500 level has advanced Is feet for the week
ending this date; total length. 500 feet.
The face In the sane character Of material
- described in my last report.
The machinery remains In good work.
ing order. Water works completed and
hose attached.
HENRY BAwpES, Supt.
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RErOnr.
THIS

THIS MORNING..
5e5 OpAir, 25S. 25t, &c
80 Msxiean. 3ih. 81
22o asuld q Curry. 81
ans Bsst 8 Bslcher. i5s. 16. ISL
i2l0 California. Gu, 6s. ~ b
1910 Con. Virginia, 81. 81 b3
so Cbollar. So
10 Hale 4 Norcross. H.. liz
ITO Grown Point. 4 30. 4 %
$50 Yellow Jacket, lst. ,l5S
223O Imperial. I 40. I 40 bis
80 Alpha. lsN
4?O Bslcher, 81, 81. 81 $50
400 sierra Nevada. tih. ASS. Is. 45S. i6
ito Utah. i3s. i3s. i3s. i3t
SIS Bullion.
200 Exchequsr. 5S.5
$50 OvermAn.
so Justice. > so
200 Succor. SOC
CAS- Alta, 49,
100 Lady bryan. CSC
800 Julia. 8 ~. SIS
30 Calsdonia. IN
40 Silver Hin. ~
80 ChAllsnge, 2 So
100 New York. COO
900 Phil sheridan, Sc
40 Andes. t0c b5
$3.50 Wells Fargo. 80
40 Ward. I 10
20 scorpion. 1 10
80 LeviAthAn. SOC
IS North Con. Virginia. 90
100 Trojan. i5o b5
400 Solid Silver. SOC
100 fiowery, Coo
it0 North BONANZA. l IS. I 30
$50 Msckay. I 30
100 Mountain View, a.
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wRRNcuRD AND RAcksD

ny the psngs Of rheumatism. the Joints svsntu'
ally bsooms grievousiy distorted. and soms.
times sssume an almost grotesque dsformity.
To prevent such results By . simple and agree
sbls mans 10 oertainlv the part Of wisdom. A
tendency to rheumatic ailments may b success
fully combstsd with Hoetettsr's Stomach BIZ.
teri, . medicine with the prestige Of . long and
sue ,sssful career. OF unbounded popularity and
OF emphatic professional sndorssment. II -
moves from the blood those innammatofy I'm
purities which pathologists assim a. the oause
Of rheumatism, md NOT only purides the life
current. but enriches u. promoting veof ~
fertillsing It, fourcs. Digestion, the seiion al
the bowels and the secretion Of the bile, an
aided By Il. and II impels the kidneys and blsd'
functions. IL 10 besides Q thoroughly reliable
remedy for, and means Of preventing. periodic
feyera. 10 1--WE
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VIRGINIA CrrY. April 81. 1s79.-E. p.
Hoias., S,crstary. The main pump was
stopped Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
and will remain idle until the Sutro Tun.
mel 10 ready 10 receive the water. During
this stoppsge We will overhaul and repair
the pumping machinery, the incline, the
lateral drift on the 1900 level connecting
with the Gould 4 Curry and change the
main pump 90 - to discharge the water
when We resume pumping into the Sutro
Tunnel Of the l64O.
The incline has been retimbsred since
my last report as feet; total 10 date. Isl
feet. Tho water has raised 10 about 90
feet above u 1000 and IL now rising very
slowly. Everything around the mine work.
ing we'll.
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EunrKA, New. April 2i.-Lsst Fri.
day night ct ll:30 O'Clock. during the
prevalence OF Q heavy wind. . fire broke
out on the east side Of Main street, and.
although the three are companies were
promptly on hand. 1t had attained such
Roadway that they speedily lost control
Of Il. The flames swept down to the
Open House. at the southeast corner OF
Batsman and Busl streets, and II was
soon Q mass Of flames. The FIRE then
swept over to Mrs. Ashim's grocery
store. Mrs. Mooh's restaurant, eight or
ten frame houses. the Sentinel ONCE, .
dance house adjoining and q large brick
building at the corner OF CLARK and Busl
streets, leaving them all In . very short
time but heaps OF ashes or ruined walls.
On Main street the hrs devoursd the
P~ostofics, the Jackson Hotsl and
other less prominent buildings, and.
crossing down the street, took In
what was formerly Hank Knights ocr-
ner saloon, Schaetzlein's barber shop.
Tommy Douglass saloon and thsn .
whole row OF retail establishments, Pax
ton & Co.'S bank. three large gambling
houses and the Masonic Hall. From
this on Il had nothing but . mass OF
smaller frame buildings 70 contend With.
and through them II tore its way until
fully half the city had been destroyed.
Il was checked at that point; but al-
though the loss, estimating the area
only, is that OF half the town, Of least
tvo.thirds OF our property has been do
stroyed, as the buildings burned down
were the most valuable and the stores
and other establishments the most
heavily stocked and the best furnished.
In the great excitement which 90
CURED many persons were injured. but
mono seriously. AZ far a. . be sscer.
tainsd the losses will exceed three
quarters Of Q million dollars. The
insurance will amount to at least
$l34,275
The origin OF the nre cannot be
definitely ascsrtainsd. although II IL
known that the blaze vas 6rst seen In
the Opera House. A Relief Committee
has been organized and needed contri.
buttons are pouring in from every dirsc.
ton. The loss OF household property 10
very great, 1900 people being left with.
ont o place to lay their heads. The
town is still In an excited and turbulent
condition and order IL maintained with
difficulty.
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Miss Cspsrn. @ Smith. IA Benham,
Boil 3 Russell. DIR II l. Sims. II q Berger.
J J FAlksnham. q N Postiglione, II I
Dsnning. Mrs. Hedssll, A Bergman. Ella
william. W II Hunter and wife. John
Cabin, Mrs. Boyrne. J Haighi. Q Derby.
A N Anderson. J II johnson. II q Parker.
J L Conroy. A L White. W ID Keyser. Miss
Haskins. y q Berger. Miss J Titus. Mrs
Mrs berger. Miss Morgan. Mis- MAttoek.
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Avssv.s. sh,. mor.i.r.

&c Bishop. A La croy. J II NcLAin.
T Davidson. J Oliver. VIM Bullo. A Shane.
d J Cotton. u. Barrett. z Barnes, Count
Conner. N L Glover. W II Hunter, W II
Woodruff. Geo Hineks. N Tierney. q W
MArshali. Chas Williamson. b Ferguson,
z johnson. W n Thornton. d ID Wright.
Mrs d Williams, Mrs Whitman. Emma
Ford. q @ Whitman. Carrie Ra,hbone. J d
Fitxssrald, Y 8 Holt.
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Benton (Ca.) Aesenou. April II
Sheriff Taylor was In town this wssi
serving subpunas on witnesses 70 appeal
at Bridgeport on Monday. the 2lst In
slant, in the new trial OF Con. Casey,
for the murder OF Lewis. Much did
Guilty 10 spprshended In obtaining Q jury,
% the case 10 % familiar 10 the citizens
Of Mono county. thai the necessary
qualification Of Ignorance 10 scarce. II
10 quite probable that . change Of vsnu,
will be resortsd 70.
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RAald

VIRGINIA. Crrr. April 20. 1874. K.
Dsrbros, Secretary: During the past week
the 100 level east drift was advanced 80
fset. the ground passed through being .
mixture Of clay and porphyry. carrying .
little water. The bulkhesds on 1900 and
1900 levels will be completed BY Tuesday
next. II will take about oue weeks work
more 70 put the WINS In good repair.
The drain tunnel 10 0sbiston shaft was
advanced IS feet during the week; total
length $50 feet.
r. y. osBisroS. supt.
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Revived.

The Sutro Independent, after Q death Of
. few months duration. has been re-
vived into journalistic existence. and
comes TO us to-day not only rssurrsctsd
and renovated, but looking livslier and
better In every respect than II
evef did before In It's palmiest days.
Cosgrsve Il McAfee are the publishers
and conductors Of Il, and both are we'll
enough known here 10 command the In
dorssmsnt Of all a. to journalistic ability.
The Sutro Independent will be . better
success than II ever was before. Il 10 q
live newspaper now.
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Yellou Jacket.

doLD HILL, April 81. 1s7o.-Hsre.r Otsy.
Secretary . The new shaft 10 % $50 feet
below the 1880 level. The ground 10 dry
and works we'll. The east drift from 2400
level, old workings. towards the new shaft
10 in l55 feet. Owing 70 An accident 70
the spur wheel. work through the north
compartment shaft will BE- Suspended till
the same can be repaired. but this will 90
cssion no interruption 70 sinking.
!. Z. JAMES, Supt.
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ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

It 10 the duty OF every person who has used
BoscuEEis GERNAx sIRur 70 let its wonderful
qualities Be known to their friends In curing
Consumption. severe Coughs, Group, Asthms.
Pneumonia. and In fact all Throat nj Lung
Diseases. No perpon can use u without imms-
diate relief. Three Does will relieve any case.
and We consider Il the duty Of all druggists 10
recommend 10 70 the poor. dying consumptve.
were sold last 3ear. and not ons case WHARF 10
failed was reported. buch . medicine 80 the
GERxAx eYRuP cannot DO too widely known.
Ash your druggist about II. sample bottles 70
try sold at 10 cents |; regular size. 70 cents. FOR
sale By John Jones, Jr. ee0w Wed
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HaIa a

VIRGINIA CITr. April 81, ls79.-Joei r.
Liyht.,r. Secretary The pumps were
stopped II s p. n. on the l7th instant. and
since then the water has risen 81 feet above
the 1000 level. Everything pertaining 10
the pumps will receive an overhauling.
wherever required. and held In readiness
70 resume pumping into the Sutro Tunnel
a soon Is that company Is prepared 10 re-
ceive the water. The air pipes In the per.
pendicular shaft have been removed 10 Ia
~cilitate the work for necessary repairs to
the main shaft. The timbeu supporting
the y.bob pit are now being essed and the
same work Is needed in nearly all Of the
balance bob.pits.
PuILrPP DErpEsurixKn. 5upt.
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W. II. PATTON. Bup't.


Com Hit, April 10. 1879. - Da-id
Widsr. Secretary; Since last weekly 70.
pert the following progress has been made;
Northeast drift. third station. has been ex.
tended s feet. At . point ia feet passed
upraiss No. 3; made crosscut 10 the east Of
lj feet. Both crosscut and main drift In
bright. lively quartz, giving low assays.
At same point in main drift made crosscu'
TO ths westi IS feet; material passed through
quartz. clay and porphyry. All point "
feet passed upraiss No. .. We are cutting
a . station preparatory 10 sinking Z
Vine and making an uprAiss. Have al.
ready three set Of timbers In station and
one more set will nnish 10; material In sts-
ton 10 bright. lively quartz. second sts'
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Bodis Nsrs. April 10: In the placer
claim above the school.houss three men
to-day. with . small rocker, cleaned up
about twenty dollars In two hours. The
gravel was taken from the bedrock.
Whoever sailed our placer mines In that
manner isa public benefaotor. and We
want to see them continue In the good
.oyk
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Arrivals Yesterday Meraing.

Ryan. VIM 3 Leonard aud wife. q II
Davis. Miss N Parker. Miss Friday, John
Day. J \ PArro. Dave Nay. James Salmon.
Mrs J II Warren. tt Brophy. A Fraser.
Mrs Patterson. n Wolf. c Shay, J Oliver.
J BenhAm. J @ Lennon. y T~agliabue,
q W Wagner. q Holmes, J Burns, W d
Thompson. @ Gilbert, ~ Connolly. Mrs
Lang and children.
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Neat a lselehep.

VIRGINIA Crrr. April 40. 1872 Villa"
Villa. Secretary: The Joint drift east,
100 level. has been extended so feet dur
Ing the past week; total length from north
lateral drift 7sl feet. No work was done
In east crosscut, 1900 level. The drain
tunnel for the 0sbiston shaft 10 In 9 dis
tance OF S53 feet. Owing 70 . mistake In
tho survey va shall have 100 feet further
10 run than We expected.
r. p. 0sBisroS, 8upt.
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visitisg Nay.

The goth OF April coming on Sunday.
chs 10 the day set apart under the new
Law for Waiting the mines. The aiisn-
ton has been about equally divided be-
tween Sierra Nevada and ophir. while
Consolidated Imperial, Crown Point and
Bslchsr have been points Of interest.
This divergence OF points Of visit argues
veil. Twenty days ago everybody went
70 Sierra Nevada; to-day Justice has at
trsctsd It's quota Of visitors. Most Of
the visits we're made too late TO be re-
ported In this issue. but tomorrow re-
ports aud interviews will appear.
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tiou-wes. drift. from north driit has been
continued II feet. Al . point SS4 feet
north OF shaft In north DRIFT made an up
raise Of 20 feet through low grade ore.
Main drift has been advanced ~ feet
through bright quartz.
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nandanAnAl.

GoLp HILL. April 10, 1879. = r.. d.
Niirvy, Pos.idsst! Sinking the new shaft
10 still progressing. though but slowly,
owing 70 the character Of the ground.
which continues very hard and full OF
seams. Some small pockets Of water have
been encountered during the past week.
but not sufficient TO q any delay.
The formation through which the shaft
10 nov passing appears to be . collection
Of powders. and probably . few days will
enable US TO 70 through them, when
better sinking ground will no doubt be
encountered and more satisfactorily pro-
gress made.
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silver Hill.

VIRGINIA Crrr. April 10. 1872 w. 4,
D,a., Secretary; Last Monday noon tho
straps connecting the incline pump rod
with the large bob broke. The pump
was stopped thirty hours 70 make
the necessary repairs, and the water
rose 26O feet In the incline. which pre-
vented all work In the bottom for four
days. During the three working days va
have sunk and timbered the main incline
s feet and extended our east crosscut on
the llOO level IS feet. Our south drift
from "smAll shaft" has been run 70 feet,
through very hard blasting rock. Every
thing 10 working we'll about the mine.
n. @. HILLIKn, Supt.
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louhla Shooting.

SAN FiIucrsco. April 2i.-shortly DO.
fore II O'Clock Saturday. Francois L..
clsrc shot his wife at No. Az Dupont
street, inaioting serious wounds In the
neck and hand. He then shot himself
In the mouth, from the effects OF which
be will probably die. The couple bad
amassed considerable money, mostly
through the fundamentally Of the
woman. who was Of dspravsd character.
Lately she commenced suit for . divorce,
which is presumably the cause Of 10.
clerc's act.
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VIRGINIA Crrr. April 10. ls79.-0e.rgs
c. Put. Secrsiary ; Our main incline has
been sunk and timbered "a feet the past
week, and 10 now i2i feet. or the slope,
below our 1850 level. and continues In
good working ground. The fow Of water
remains the M -.
We shall commence lowering the V.bob
into place In two or three days. Our con.
sumption Of wood the past i've weeks has
been three cords per day lees than before
our machinery was repaired. Our new
engines are working nicely. and all our
machinery ID working we'll.
W. ID. 5~HxPPElp, 1upt.
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Bodis Standard. April l5: Hank
Blanchard has returned from an inspec.
ton OF the route from Bodis to Nam.
moth City by the west shore Of Mono
Lake, and Is 20 we'll satisnsd that be
will start Q stage out for Laks to-mor.
row "wednesday morning. A toll road
10 being constructed around the west side
side OF the lake. and the trip will Be q
very easy one whom II iscomplstsd. The
worst parts Of the road have already
been put In order. Blanchard has hosts
OF friends. IL IN energetic worker, and
will run q good stage line.
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From the LIST 10 the 18th Of April. The
bullion shipments from the mines oil
Bodie District have been - follows
Bulwer. S63. 400 OIL; Standard. e45.'
533 80; Bechtsl, S11.506 Of. Total,
$i20,441 50. The Bschtsl bar VA
valued at $40 80 per ounce. OF which
30 90 was gold and 81 cents silver.
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sierra Nevada.

sierra
VIRGINIA err. April 10. 1sT9.-W,. ".
.Ss,.oH, Sscrs'ary: Last week We sun and
timbered In the incline 1--we feet; total dis.
lance below tho $500 level. li9 feet. The
work Of sinking has been very much re-
tardel during tho week by the heavy fiow
OF water and the breaking down Of the
donkey pumps. The amount Of water
now making at the bottom Of the incline
Is ~, SOS gallons in twenty.four hours. so
currst. measurement. The appAren, de-
crease Of the How OF water from that sta
ted In my last letter IL caused by the
change Of grade In the north drift, this
change causing tho secpage OF water ON
this drift 20 fow toward the east shaft In.
stead Of towards the incline, - IL has done
heretofore. The face Of the incline still
continues in ths same hard and brittle cap
rock described In ny Last letter. giving
low assays. During the past week the
north drift has been enlarged and nmoersd
In . very thorough manned for . distance
% 200 feet. leaving . distance TO run OF if0
feet bsfore this work will be completed to
the incline. expect 10 viii be done BY
the last OF the coming week. The pits Tor
the tanks In the east shaft have been CON-
pleted. and are now ready for the pumps.
which are on the way from New York. The
framing OF the timbers for the ore house
10 about completed. and We will commence
putting them in position in Q few days. I
expect to have this ore house completed In
about two weeks, and ready 70 receive the
ore which will DO extracted in making
room for the incline ohutcs necessary in
the removal Of the machinery from the
top Of the incline TO this point, which will
very materially assist Us In the handling
OF our rock and shorten the distance Of our
hoist. After the completion Of this work
all the rock will be raised TO this point,
pass through the north drift TO the east
shaft. aud be raised TO the 100 level much
more economically than IL Ia now by our
present system Of hosting.
All machinery in and absut the mine IL
in good order and working we'll.
ALEx. q. MCKENZIE, Supt.
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sAp HAVOC IA CRRArRD

Among the tenants OF the mouth By allowing
impurities TO collect upon their surface or In
their interstices. sozoDoNT removes ever
vestigs OF tartar from the tseth. and renders
thsir premature decay impossible. 10 not only
imparts 10 them Wilderness and vigor. but com.
municates hardness and rosiness 10 the gums.
The breath acquires . most accsptabis fro
Rranns from iS use 10 10 Q purely botanic
liquid, and 70 may be relied on 10 accomplish
is besutifying effects without injuring ths
enamel Ike Q gritty tooth paste. mall I'm
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EunExA RELIEy.-Govsrnor Kinksad
has ordered $500 ont Of the $4,000
appropriated by the State for the relief
Of the sufferers Of the Silver City Ore to
be forwarded TO the Eureka sufferers.
Surplus supplies Of blankets. bedding.
etc., will also BE- forwarded.
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A CARD.

To oil who srs suffering IRON the srron and
indiscrstious Of youth, nervous vsahnsss. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc.. l will send .
receipt that will cure you, ynlI OF cHAnsn.
This great remedy Wa discovered By . mission
AIRY In south America. Ssnd Q self-sddressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station d. New York City.
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Tnx sale day in the matter Of ths
present assessment Of the Union Flag
Gold and Silver Mining Company. now
delinquent, has been postponed until
the 10th Of May. See official notice In
our advertising columns to-day.
J. F. BUrLra. Charles Roach and
Thomas Derby were admitted 10 cit-
ssnship yesterday.
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Jacob Summers, . baker and for sew
srai ysars . resident Of Belmont, VA
found hanging 10 the limb OF . tree nssr
the osmstsFy In Ban Francisoo last
Friday.
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q. III. GALLUP.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of osiif0s.
mia, Gold Hill, Keeps constantly on hand Ai
fayorite brands OF Imported C.sars. choice bit
cigars, oil kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer-
schsum pipes, school books and stationary OF
all descriptions, me cutisry. and tors and fancy
Foods Of All kinds. APPS n
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Miner Killed.

SALT LAKE CrrI. April 2i.-ssturday
afternoon Q miner named Madison. en-.
gagged In the Telegraph mine at Bing.
ham. was killed by falling down an ore
.kusa
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RLRCTkiC BRLTs.

sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure.
Circulars mailed free. Address J. X. REEVES,
Is Chatham street., New York. tSsm
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EVENING SCHOOL.

J. Z. bray will open an Evening Class In
Bookkeeping and other branches ct his school
room. Tuesday evening. April .. 1879. Sim
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
BIO FIRE At EUREKA.

naif she Town Observation-Disclosures
Portion 0oae-Lesses ssd Insur.
ance.
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~. porES.
Gold Hill, Feb. u. 1872.

Referring 70 the above. the News Publishing
Company desire TO inform the pablic thai they
viii Continue the publication VI the Com HUI
DAuY News ana The business Of the job once
In connection herewith. Ths patronage Of the
public u RESPECTFULLY solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
business Manager.