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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
CoURr or COsaEaow PI,EAa.

OOOhk OC GbUAkApfN. EAaSABs
Altee J. Hecnry. Plaintiff sgeinst Heria Burns,
Thomss Burma. Rotert h. Burns, John Reese
Il. g. Woolbhght, Harriet Hunt, Nancy Ste.
phens, .Hecter. Rochester srs helse Of eidney
Ieeas, deceased, ages and nsmoy unknown. Ue-
fencanto.-Ss1sssoNs for Re'ief-tbn.picfs; aef
SFEsd
To the Defendants. the Heiss Of Sidney Reese de-
ceased.
you are hereby summoned and required TO an
! sRer the complaint tn this action, o copy
Of which 10 filed in tho offce OF tho Clerk Of tho
Court Of Common Pleas, At Anderson C. H., g. c.
end 70 seI5o O. copy CT yonr answer 70 the nsid
complaint the subscribers ct their office Apder-
con z. H.. 8. O., within twenty days aftcr the ser
vice hereof exclusive Of tho day OF such service;
and II you fail to answer tho complaint uIthin
the time Aforesaid, tho plaintiff In t6ls action viii
sppiy 20 the Court for he relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dsisd March "a, A. D. 1880.
ORR 4 TRIBBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Il. s.]-J. W. DANIELS, c. c. y.
To the Defendants, Heirp OF Sidney Reese de-
ceceasad-
YOU will take notice that the summons snd
complaint ia this ectioB was fled Ia she Office Of
the Clerk Of sho Court of Common Pleas st Ander-
oon Court House, tho 18th day OF Nay, 1879.
ORR & TRIBBLE,
r Plainti2S Attorneys.
AaIen zos lou ~
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Thc increase of tha Garman arn,


--- The increase OF the German army
Lns.l1 Aha nsAs.iak.s az TAsiis. <sa. a. .-..s-
:eihilitY Of cannon action by. Rlissia and
EfaLta eheH that the alliance between
Germany and Aualria has produced less
1sfs0s llsiEss ysas tIuti 6lpaied afi Acquiring
'ih6 paads scf sbrops. Sd sfSrs is Nhas
proved imp0asihle to complete BY o
commercial treaty the diplomatic under.
stapdina which Biansarcks q qisitto Vienna
sbgGtsgt nt The duni ohaTaa aater OF ths
A1nfRo FfIln Ian Il ia0ua gela,s :. Il tho.
principal o obstacle in che way Of this step.
iiF, iFl5 sof Hungary
heinG aitogethee different from those Of
tlle ai6re eoakh6Til porti6as OF the EtSS!l
lpitp. ,ksae prospeot qf HeeA. A.fyn9 ccui--
promise a seEia:s ttassh which can be
.6llde tlIa basis of II iona ils.E 4
q asIIRere iF ssEiaany are not prom :
fsir, bns Is clHinled chat sonao
ss,e sIsrtecs sod bslora TIE ssTss
arlien Of 31naF5 M md q a ~ s7s7s a7 ssisSz
atls2is ions t6is ayfiujt sntl the s:s
OF IEsfla intended To- aceonplish
bus been for SONS lit9s UNDER; bats SC
sfienflas ~. s. :;
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liYECr:EIS aiF REHTDcKY.-A special
dispatch from Winchester, KY, dated
April 2, says: Ben johnson, young
n WIS arrest on lNed1esday f0s an
aps 10 On as resnectAbl young
lady. he had an examining trial yea.
terday and was held to answer to the cir
EFFiitE c6pt aud fape tol jail. He had
caught she bride of the young lady'a
horse at 0 lonely place along the road
snnd rnnEleg desperate efdfts 30 Eat. her OF
the horse, but che struck him with her
whip aud escaped. Itwas with difficulty
lSassts tha tleErot was tskenSto fail. tst About
! O'clock this mofning u crowd Of thirty
armed men oyeTpoY erred. the guard at the
took .s....s. and, aitsr sff.i4 sfJ 81.
in yain st9 set q confession from him,
shpIng him W q tree IN thu iail yard, where
hig body was found this morning. SO
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4all iIl5 w y0lsFsrs, osse re- Is 40
icll Esne go, and mons are 60 pFofcund-i
s sssf sll oss such al intefest Ia
fIeS iliS Hop tsees IS - s0srleii.
~ ls tle cal rome ei U p6rrI sArle nfannsalt
ss s flie s ss iisa d an iVars
fts; SIiSfs asisi fever. inssis
81 darn 8eiE : is6r fnnstant or
. gslA 81 t1 s 5s5d 4.
+ BIB o1 Fide aad oii ey,
lsFs 81 feqsli ges ty .hes6
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| Contractor end Builder.

TTNHE undersigned begs to inform the
n public that he Is prepared to do any
HOUSES, ar.$ in the best oi style and G. as The
most reasoc eble prices. Plans and estimates,
furnished and the opportunity Of bidding,
onlcontracts solicited. Address or call on
JESSE, Ai. SMITH,
~ Andersen. g. g. .f
Oct 81, 1879 10 .,. 6m
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aB PAsls Row. NeIg Yorrr,
GreenviIIe and colunIlIIibla RaiITTrroa6l'.

- 1900 OItANVE OF ECHEDUllE.f s,.,tla I. q
On and after Monday, HOY. 10, ISL, the pssssSS.
ser Tfains over the GESsnSiile and Colombia RAFT.
road WIN DO snn daily, sdndhys excepted: lasii.
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4. W AN TED 1
E5sIFTY dozen EGGS, aiid seventy ave
~ frying Chickens hnes grown Hens.
81 *. h. T0tEIsIsg & CO.
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BLACK tStl ain Dp al stts Ittfr qN'a,sf
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-11-12
ISLAND POND, VERMONT FRIDAY NOVEMBER 70, 1880
MUSING

AS on my bed at dawn l unused and prayed,
/ saw my lattice pTankt npon the wall,
The Haunting leaves and fitting birds withal-
A sunny phantom interlaced with shade;
'Thanks be to Heaven " in happy mood said,
"What sweeter aid my mathis could befall
Than this fair glory from the East hath made
What holy sleights hath God, the Lord of all,
To bid US feel and see? we are not free
To say we see not, for the glory comes
Nightly and daily, like the flowing sea;
His lustre pierceth through the midnight
glooms;
And at prime hour, behold lie follows me
With golden shadows to my secret rooms "
Charles TennySOn Turner.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-11-12
TAKE COMFORT.

Upon the sadness of the sen
The sunset broods regretfully;
From the far lonely spaces slow
Withdraws the wistful after.glow.
So out of Life the splendor dies;
So darken all the happy skies;
So gathers twilight cold and stern.
But overhead the planets burn,
And up the East another day
Shall chase the bitter dark away.
What though our eyes with tears be wet 7
The sunrise mover failed us yet.
The blush Of dawn may yet restore
Our light and hope and joys once more
Sad soul, take comfort, nor forget
That sunshine never failed us yet
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-11-12

The above illustration
the
II
highly useful article recommend its adoption
respectfully
introduces to he in
o
am prepared to receive propositions the Patent
Address JOSHUA HENsHAW, island Pond, VT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-11-12

II is said that the deepest gorge in the
world has been discovered in Colorado.
We always had the impression that the
largest gorge in the country might be
witnessed at railway station where the
train stops GIVE minutes for dinner"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
Riarrn Naxada.

VIRGINIA Orr. Jan. "a, 1ss0.-W. ".
Sietson, Secretary: The north drift on
the 2200 level has been advanced during
the past week "A feet; total distance, 394
feet. At . point 500 feet north OF the east
shaft on this drift . crosscut has been
started to the west and pushed ahead ~
feet during tho week. The formation In
tho main drift and crosscut still continues
to look we'll. The north drift on the $500
level has been advanced 16 feet; total dis
lance 223 feet. At q point 100 fec. north
Of the incline Q crosscut has been started
and run to the west q distance OF % feet;
also, another crosscut, at . distance Of 205
feet from the incline, has been started and
pushed ahead to the west IA feet during
the week. The formation In both OF these
crosscuts is looking exceedingly well,
showing strong indications Of the near
approach to an ore body. These crosscuts
will be known hereafter "a No. 2 and No.
north. The usual amount Of work Ii be-
ing done In the incline in relieving the
timbers and keeping the incline in repair.
This work Is made necessary by the soft
and swelling character Of the ground.
The fow Of water from all parts Of the
mine remains about the same, being all
that We can conveniently handle with our
steam pumps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
uu,ou Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CRY. Jan. "a, $780, Robert
Sher,cosd. Pr,.ide~t: On our 1000 level
work has been discontinued for the pres.
ent in the joint Mexican west crosscut. On
a $500 level the main south drift has
been advanced 80 feet through = vein mat
ter aud Is now 522 feet from the Union
shaft. We commenced today raising up
to connect with the joint Mexican winze
sunk from the 1000 level. and expect to
make connections by Monday next. As
soon a. possible thereafter we shall jointly
with the Mexican Company start an east
crosscut from the bottom Of tho winze and
thoroughly explore tho ground lying In
that direction. We are still carrying our
sill floor south from the Sierra Nevada
stopes on this level and extracting ore
from that point. On our 2iOO level work
In the east drift has been interrupted by
the extension Of the sill floor Of our slopes
10 the south and east. We have started Q
drift south In the ore encountered In the
east drift dying to the east OF the main
veinl. and IL Is now in eight feet. showing
good milling ore In the face. Our hosting
has been somewhat interrupted during the
past week by the work Of changing the
skips in the Union shaft for the three
decker cages. Our Slopes continue to
yield tho usual amount Of good milling
ore. Tho work Of setting the surface ma
chinery at the Union shaft and the neces-
sary pit work connected Herewith Is
W. H. PATTON. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
ALEX. G. MCKENZIE, Supt.
Occidental.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Jan. "a. 1884. X.
Dur5roo, Secretary. Since the date Of my
last report three crosscuts have been run
east across the vein on the tunnel Lowell
No, 1, 80 feet south Of the incline; No. 2,
100 feet. and No. s. $50 feet. These crsss.
cuts passed through very hard blasting
quartz, with some streaks OF good ORE, but
the whole mass 10 too low to allow OF ex.
traction. On the lower level . lateral drift
has been run 40 feet north from the in
cline; 1855 feet south from the incline
three drifts are run west n Immediately
adjoining tho quartz Of the vein, the
ground being more favorable for blasting.
We have also run nine crosscuts on this
level, reaching . well defined east wall In
eight Of them. The aggregate length OF
these crosscuts 10 S65 feet. They are run
about so feet apart. and all Of them passed
through . solid vein Of ard.blasting
quartz, with seams Of ore Of good quality,
but too narrow to work with profit. The
south crosscut. I expect, will reach tho
east wall tomorrow. The quartz In this
crosscut Ia more favorable than in any OF
the others. I am engaged In sinking tho
main incline, which 10 now 25 feet below
this level. Another level will be opened
100 feet below the first level. A large en-
CINE has beer procured, and the work pro-
crosses as favorably as we can desire. The
mine IL cool and dry.
J. @. Fam. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

/. Z. James, superintendent OF b
Yellow Jacket mine, IL below. Probably
the understanding relative to using the
yellow Jacket shaft for general prospect
ing purposes will now Be completed.
The police Of Virginia raidsd China
town Saturday night and captured sisn.
Celes,isls Who were running o game OF
fan-tau without being thereunto licensed
by the proper authorities.
The Consolidated Virginia Saturday
nigh. ahipped bullion to the value Q,
si3. s57 O5. and the Union Consolidated
Company to the value OF $2a,S3o 20.
Henry Bswdsn. Superintendent OF the
Julia and Ward mines. went below last
evening. He expects to be back Wed
nesday morning.
Emma Hall. Q Virginia d street wo-
uan, attempted suicide Friday night oy
liking q dose Of bslladonna. An smsu'
wed her.
The sutro tunnel IL In ledge matter
both ways, and the reason progress ~
the headers falls Of Ii that hmosrins v
required.
Tho beautiful snow resumed its fsecy
falling about 8 p. n. today. with ainf
prospect for indefinite continuance
Guy Thorpe. home Secretary Oh "'
Savage, went below last evening.
There will b another IntsrnaaohA
hop tomorrow night.
Annie Young has Alsd d~s0larsaon "
homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tn following letters. under tho dates
given. have been sent from the Comstock
10 the principal offices Of tho various COM
panics in San Francisco:
Opnir.
VIRGINIA CrrY. January a. 1880. L.
Waller. President: We have not yet re-
sumed work in the bottom Of our main
incline. The work Of cutting out the tank
station for the $500 pump Is making good
progress and will be completed during the
week. On our $500 level the excavation
for tho ore and waste chute Is completed
aud the timbering will DO in place by
Thursday next, at which time work will
be resumed in the main east drift. The
main north drift has been advanced IL feet
through . vein matter carrying some
quartz and Is now in l3i feet from the in
cline. On our $500 level the joint Mexi.
can west crosscut on our northern bound.
AIRY has been extended "a feet through .
soft vein porphyry. making the total dis
tance from the main north drift $40 feet.
We have started . drift frsm the main
east drift at 4 point $50 feet from the main
incline. This drift IL started In the favor
able-looking vein formation supposed to
be the Hardy vein) encountered in Oeto-
Der last. and will DO continued on . north
srly course to thoroughly explore the
ground in that direction. On our 2200
level the south drift in the Hardy vein has
been extended 10 feet through . vein mat
{ r carrying low-grade quartz. making Q
total length Of 20 feet from the main DRIFT.
The north drift has been advanced II feet
and IL now In IS feet from the main drift,
passing through quartz giving low assays.
On our 2i00 level no work has been done
in the face Of the north drift on the Hardy
vein during the week. We have been ex.
tending our sill door and have commenced
Stopping ore at this point. The pump col
umn and rods for our $500 station pump
will be put in position during the coming
week. We are extracting the usual amount
Of good milling ore from u slopes. and
our machinery is working well.
W. Il. PATTON, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
CALIFORNIA;.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Jan. "a. 1880. n.
Gordon, Secretary: During the past week
wo have hoisted llSs tons Of ore. On our
$50 level the north DRIFT has been advanced
DIG feet: total length. oil feet. II has
passed out Of the heavy clay into vein por.
pbyry, containing sireaks Of clay. On our
$500 level the northwest drift has been
reopened and retimbersd . distance Of 81
feet. On our 1850 level We still continue
to extract ore below the sill hoor. on our
225O level tho north drift is now in 216
feet. and continues in vein formation,
with some quartz. On our 1850 level the
north drift IL now in IS feet, passing
through vein formation showing some
water. On our 2iso level the main south
lateral drift Ia now in 80 feet from .
Mating porphyry with streaks Of clay.
The pumps and machinery at the G. d q.
.haft are all working satisfactorily.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
Consolidated Imperial.

GOLD HILL. Jan. Is, $780,. K. p.
Harmon, Prs.ident: During the past week
We finished sinking our incline below the
$500 level 10 feet for . stump. Are still
engaged In excsvating for q station on this
level Of the i~rcline, which we expect to
complete by Wednesday. This station,
when completed, will DO nine feet wide,
nine feet high and 80 feet long. On
Thursday We will start . drift south from
this station TO connect with u running
north from the Yellow Jacket.
A. @. HAMILTON, Sup't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
Mexican.

VIRGINIA CRY. Jan. "a, 1880. Il.
Weller. President: On our $500 level the
main north drift has been advanced 81
feet through . heavy vein formation, show.
ing clay aud quartz, and 10 now in 432 feet
from our north line. having . distance OF
It's feet to run before connecting with the
Joint Union Consolidated winze sunk from
our 1000 level. and with the main south
drift run by the Union Consolidated Com
pany from the Union shaft to that winze.
The Joint 0phir west crosscut on our south
line has been extended % feet through q
soft vein porphyry, making the total dis
lance from the main north DRIFT $40 feet.
On our 1000 level work has been dlscon-
tinued for the present In the joint Union
Consolidated west crosscut. The connec.
ton between the joint Union Consolidated
winze down from this level and the south
drift being run from the Union shalt BY
the Union Consolidated Company will be
made by Monday next. As soon thereafter
a. possible We shall start an east crosscut
Jointly with tho Union Consolidated from
the bottom Of the Wine on our $500 level.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
Baal n Hatcher.

VIRGINIA CIrY, Jan. IS, lss0.-W. Wills,
Secretary: On our TOO level the joint east
drift has been advanced sc feet. making
total length 1877 feet. This brings us 70
q point directly under the new shaft, and
as soon n possible . station will be opened
and Q diamond drill sent mp to tap the
heavy body Of water that 10 being encoun.
tered above. The distance between the
drift and the bottom Of the shaft 10 $40
feet. Tho Joint Consolidated Virginia
east crosscut has been started In por-
phyry with seams Of clay showing In the
face. The Joint Gould B Curry and Best
L Belcher shaft has attained Q depth OF
ssi feet, 20 feet having been added since
last report. Machinery at the shaft Is In
good working order.
H. u. PESorrR, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
uow TO SAVE MONEY.

Instead OF going TO q doctor for . prescrip-
lion. N you have Bright's Disease. Diabetes,
Pain in the Back and Loins. SmartinE. innsu'
nation, oaleuli. Bdctdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy . bottle
Of DIR. MIsTIE's NEPHRETIcUx, the great
Buehu Compound. It 10 the most wonderful
prescription sver compounded for thsee
troubles. Msssrs, Abrams 3 Carroll. wholesale
drussists. aay ave regard Nsphrthcsm a.
he b<st kidney and Bladder Kennedy W Ms
marked" Woodward, druggiet, Portland. gre.
gou, says Everybody speaks highly OF IT,
Chllds, druggist, Portland. Oregon. SAYS: "Sold
lots OF Il; II always does the work Many
aftsr the do, t,rs have given them mp. Sor
sale by all drusgists. Prics. II . bottle OF
SIX bottles for IS.
SUICIDE.
A distinguished scientist once saidi "No
man with Q strong and healthy stomsch ever
committed Suicide" and yet many are suffering
the torturss Of the damned With Dyspepsia
whom . single bottle Of DIR. xINTiE's English
Dandeliou, Liver and DyspepslA Fills VIII give
relief. and. n persisted In. will cure 1 me w1 III!
cures Torpid Liver and Bil!ousness. regulates
The Bowels, removes Pimples from the fscs,
cures Ballow Complexion, Foul Breath, bick
Headache, Heartburn. Pain In the sides and
Bach, 10 Sugar.costed and GUARANTEED to be
PURELY VEGETABLE. Il acts directly upon
the coating OF the stomach and on the Liver
can BE- taken In any climate wet or dry
weather. Beware Of limitations. The Gtnutn.
has an engraving Of Q lion on the outside WRAP
per. Price 20 cents. For sale BY ali druggists
TuxsI have been more cures OF seminal
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis made
tho wonderful Kpglish remedy, Sir Ashley
Coopcr's Vital Restorative. than BY all other
remedies combined. Why will you suffer-
Send TO A. e. Mintie, n. D., No. II kesrny
street., San Prancisco. for the RESTORATIVE. and
be- cured, Piice t3 per bottle; four uGes the
quantity, $40. Try . bottle. mhss ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
Something TO be Remembered.

The work Of harmonizing levels has
commenced. At the north end the
levels Of the Union shaft which CORES
pond to those Of the ophir will govern
and when $500 Of that shaft IL used It
will be understood without explanations
in brackets to extend also to Sierra
Nevada and mean what has heretofore
been the 1900 level OF that mine.
This the Sierra Nevada can stand
very well, for It Is the only mine,
II recollection serves rightly. In which
the real depth attained is greater than
that named. Hereafter the levels Of the
north end mines will be mentioned In
accordance with this uniform plan In
the weekly letters OF the Superintendent
OF the mines. and In the regular reports
OF the News. This should be remsm.
bered. The Yellow Jacket, Belcher,
Bullion, Imperial, and all the mines
likely to work through the Yellow Jacket
shaft should make their levels uniform
in name. They might all start from the
2700 station and level Of the Yellow
jacket shaft, aud the Alta should control
the Justice level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26


The Bank Exchange Of E. 6. McKsn.
nsy, Maynard's Block, Main street, Is
the same old favorits that 1t always has
been. only more 20. because Mckinney
sells the same liquors and cigars for q
bit which used to cost two bits. The
place IL frst.clsss. See advertisement
In another column.
Sunday morning there was . snow
and . blow, and this morning the thsr.
momster reached II d-grsss--about as
cold a. We have ever had 1t here except
during the cold Christmas ave. Sleigh.
ing in Virginia IL fine /; also on the
grades.
The members OF the Gold Hill Miners
Union are requested to meet at their hall
at $3.50 P. N. tomorrow Tuesday, to at.
tend the funeral OF their late brother
James Downey. See advertisement In
another column.
The Baldwin Variety Combination
will appear a, Pipsr's Opera House on
the evening OF February 4. to remain
for four nights and q matinee. There
are In all eighteen pertormers-mals and
female.
wm. q. Quiutrall has hled notice Of
location Of 1900 feet. DEVILS Gate and
Chinatown District, to be known as the
Golden Horn. and Is on the American
~rsvine, eastsrly from the South Con vir.
ginia.
The new ropes spliced for the Bslcher
incline are Of the R~oebling's Sons man.
ufacturs. Squire v. Mooney, al the Hale
4 N%orcross, agent.
Stephen wilkin swears to 500 work
on the Peytons for 1879, and q like
amount for 1880, and to 500 work on
the Allen Con. for 1879.
An assessment Of so cents per share
has been levied on tho capital stock Of
the Bullion Mining Company.
Superintendent Smith Of the Bslcher
Is below to attend the annual meeting
tomorrow.
Peter HUFF and Henry Burtenop have
located the Utah stone quarry. S00 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
Relcher.

GOLD HILL, Jan. 25, 1sso.-Jame Nee.
lands. President. Since Thursday morn
ing no work has been done In any Of the
drifts Of the mine owing to the cable Of
the main incline having given out. A new
cable IL now being got ready at the mine
aud will be put on the reel on Tuesday, 90
that we will be prepared to start up again
ON Wednesday. Tho pump rod broke last
Monday. This has been repaired and the
pump is again running. On the 5000 level
the east drift from tho incline Is now in
las feet. The face still shows soft por-
phyry. and the south drift from this east
drift Is In 100 feet. The face still shows
hard porphyry. Tho south drift on the
ore streak, 27GO level. is in 80 feet. The
iaco Of this drift Ia In ore, quartz and por-
phyry. There Is NO change in any other
part Of the mine. w. Il. sMrH, supt.