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, 1880-07-04
EXCURSION STEAMER ElQRA.

Parties wishing good time for IL little money
on the 4th and 9Th can have it ON our beautiful
lake by taking d trip to South Chicago OIL that
elegant, commodious, and finely appointed
steamer Flora, under the management Of that
most efficient and agreeable Jesse Cox anu James
F. Trowell, Master who Is noted for being safe
and sure.
, 1880-07-04
IMPORTANT To THE LADIES.

On Tuesday commences the semi-annnal
sale at the New York Store, 2St and 2s6 West
Madison street, Of all immense stock OF
summer dry goods, which will continue
thirty days only: Mra kyan Intending ln 70
bargains ever offered.
, 1880-07-04

No other medicinal spring has ever effected
cures III kidney diseases half SO wonderful as
the pure "Silnrian'' ~ spring of Waukeshu.
The "silurfan'' Is ordered BY physicians, and is
sold by Buck & Rayner.
, 1880-07-04
MARRIAGES.

Buck e. Rayner's Moth Powder destroys roach
es, heus flies, and bedbugs.
, 1880-07-04

Times: Our highest artists in dentistry: The
McChesney's beyond doubt, though bur s. q set.
, 1880-07-04

Over 150000 Howe scales sold. Borden, Selleck
& Co., Agents. ~ Lake street.
, 1880-07-04
LOTTERY.
II PR REzkZZQR

This il the only Lottery voted the people
of STATE and under late DECISION Ut the L. S 81
preme Court at Washington is the only Legal Lou4fY
now In the United States. I'LL other charters hnYinf
been repealed or having no existence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
Belcher.

The outlook at the Bslohsr is reported
a. continually improving. Better rock
has been encountered on the 2760 level.
but the greatest Of all indications Is tina.
ON the 5000 level the ledge has been
found 40 OF so feet nearer the incline
than on the 2760 level. This is an i'm.
portant fact most assuredly, as indi.
eating that the ledge Is strengthening up
and taking Q sleeper pitch. The mining
msgnates Of the Comstock. including
the Bonanza kings. have visited the
mine and report indications most favor.
able for o bonanza. The stock 10 70.
spending to developments very readily,
and everything promises well.
The mins Is in excellent condition
and no time need be lost in extracting
ore when once the formation 10 reached
on the 5000 level. The crossout on the
2760 level Is 800 feet south Of the In.
cline, and the south drift on the feeder
first encountered 10 running still further
south. The drift south on the 5000
level Is being pushed with all speed, but
Il will take time to get under the ore
formation. In the meantime develop
ments on the 2760 level will be watched
eagerly. both for themselves and on 40.
count Of forsshadowing what 10 likely TO
DO found below.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12

DUBLIN, January lO.-A dispatch says
that Mccarthy has resigned his repro.
ssntation from Mallow. because hs IL
resolved to have NO connection with
Parnell's policy, and, also. because no
is disguised with the chickering's and
~jeslousies OF the Home Rulers In Par.
lament.
A number OF unemployed laborsrs ct
Cork yesterday plundered meat and
bread shops.
Process serving has been violently re-
sisted 10 Killanars, County GALWAY, the
parish priest leading In the resistance
and causing the chapel bell to DO rung
to give warning Of the approach Of the
servers.
Three American citizens, arriving In
England, have been suspected OF being
Fsnians in disguise. and have been SUBJ
jected to many police indisnities and alb.
surd press criticisms.
A conference Of farmers clubs has
been held at Mallow. County Cork. TO
consider the land question. Several
members Of Parliament were present,
among them William Shaw, Home Ruls
member for Cork. who said that the
question involved was whether o million
people might live comfortably In Ireland
or were to be driven to the poorhouss
or swept away to America.
The Home Rule League has called Q
public meeting for the 2lst instant, to
consider the state OF the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
Uuisv ahau.

VIRGINIA Orr. Jan. 10. lsso.-6snres o.
Pratt. Secretary. Bob No. Q has BEN
placed in position during tho past week.
aud We ars nov engaged In putting BOB
No. 4 In place. The work Of eIoaysting
station No. s and tank station No. :
10 making good progress, ~ tank
station No. 5 10 now completed. The
work Of retimbering the drain tunnel
which cuts the shaft IT'S feet below the
surface will DO finished during the coming
week. Our shaft continues TO crowd badly
below the 1000 level. and We shall and it
necessary to employ . large force Of m.n
to ease the ground below that point. The
work Of putting together the large pump,
ing engine ON the surface 10 making good
progress, and we are putting up . machine
shop. with lathe. planners aud other tools,
which. when completed. will enable us 10
do our own repairing. with economy and
dispatch. THoxAs Il. RooSEr, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
The Chinese Question.

WASHINGTON. January 12.-willis, oil
Kentucky. Chairman Of the House Com
mittss on Education and Labor, has
added Representative Page to the sub.
committee, which will hold q meeting
next Thursday to consider the Chinese
subject and agree upon some restrictive
bill, and with Q view to obtaining the
promptest possible action by the full
committee and consequently BY the
House whenever the committee shall be
called for reports. It Is probable that
the committee will recommend the pass.
age Of the measure which wal vetoed
last year-commonly known a. the FIJI.
tsen.psssenger bill-omitting the clause
that required notice to be given Of the
abrogation Of two specified articles OF
the Burlingame Treaty. The objections
OF the Presidents veto message, It will
DO remembered. were based upon this
clause, the ground being taken that for.
NAL notice Of q direct abrogation OF any
one portion Of Q treaty was equivalent to
giving notice Of the abrogation OF the
whole Of the treaty, and in fact amount.
cd to the severance Of all diplomatic
relations with China. It remains to be
seen whether the President will question
the right Of Congress to modify the
operation Of q treaty indirectly by lesis.
lstive action; but ct all events, the Cali.
fornia delegation are disposed to give
him IN opportunity as soon as possible
TO pass upon q bill Invested Of the prin.
cipal objection upon which he based his
veto last year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
Aner.os. street Report.

ban Francisco. January l2-3 P. NJ
Bullion. ~ bid; Chollar, ~ bid. s
asked. 8 sale; Potosi. 4io bid; Savage.
81 bid. 8 asked; E~Ichequer. 50 bid. 3
sale; Ophir. 10 bid; Union. AN bid; Jus.
tics 2 so asked; Belcher, 81 bid. 81
asked. 81 sale; Mexican, 1914 bid. l9S
asked. i9s sale; Union, A bid. 47s sale;
Sierra Nevada. l9t bid, 20 asked. 20 sale;
Imperial. 75o bid. SOC asked; Crown Point.
405 bid. 4 10 asked. 4 03 sales; Justice,
2 20 bid; Gould L Curry. Q asked. 81 bid;
Bslehsr. 81 sale, 81 bid. 9 asked; Utah.
II bid. l2s asked. ~ sales; Best 4 Bel
cher. Nv bid; Tiptop. 4 asked; Lady
Bryan. soc bid; Mexican. lss sale; Union
Con-. an sale; Ophir. i9s bid; Belcher,
81 asksd; 0verman. 81 bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
the STORM IN The SIERRA.
Railroad Arrangements Demorai'
ised-All Right Again Today.

Owing to tho fearful storm In the
Sierra. dsmoralizing the railroad ar.
ranssmsnts. passengers and mails both
ways were somewhat delayed on satur.
day and Sunday. but all wal right again
this morning, the regular lightning *.
press with delayed passengers and mails
coming through on time. The storm
extended a long distance throughout the
range aud is considered one Of the
most terrific ever known in that section.
A large amount Of snow fell and the
furious wind whirlsd In binding clouds
and drifts, filing the cuts Of the railway
and destroying the sheds. Between Emil
grant Gap and Cisco three immense ava.
ianches occurred Saturday night destroy
ing many hundred feet Of snow sheds.
Hundreds Of men were Immediately set
to work oil along the line. clearing the
track Of snow and the wrecked sheds.
and all the available snow plows were
put In use. The road Is clear, and will
be kept SO II possible, but the snow Is
very deep and the cuts all the harder to
keep open. The sheds are being recon.
structsd as fast as possible. East OF
Reno the Central Pacific railroad was
not blockadsd, neither wal the Virginia
& Truckee. consequently the Eastern
mail came through hero all right.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
Bullion MeesinE.

At tho annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Bullion Mining Company,
Il 5000 votes were represented. The
names OF the officers elected were pub.
lished Saturday. The report Of Super.
intsndent Schultz details the work done
during the year. OF the 1850 level Of
the mine ICON. Imperial 24O0) the
report says: We have q iue vein lorna.
ton consisting Of porpbyry. clay aud
quartz OF q fine character, yielding low
assays, and indicating the close proIim.
ity Of pay ore further to the north. The
incline winzs has passed through various
strata Of different formation, at times
giving low assays and at others entirely
barren. At present We are In . fne and
promising formation OF clay, porphry
and quartz, yielding some metal and
giving indications OF being the top Of
same body encountered further TO the
south on the 2400 level. Tho quartz
stringers are increasing In size and are
OF a bright, lively character, bearing
mineral throughout, and altogether pre-
sent q more favorable prospect than
heretofore discovered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
Ansrseea Isisrmai session.

BAN Francisco, Jan. 1880 p. NJ
10 Sierra Nevada 2iS, 10 do q. $40 do
20k. 80 do 20S, IS do 2iS; 10 Union
AN. $50 do IS. $40 do AN; 30 Ophir
lsS; IS Best 4 Belcher l2t; 225 Belcher
sx. IS do 81, i02o 81; $50 Lady Bryan
800. $50 do SOC. 100 do s5c; so Belcher
81, 10 do 81, IS do 81; 225 Mexican
lsk. 220 do l9s; 10 Utah la; 30 Gould
d Curry 9. GO do %; $50 Savage Gu;
20 Belchsr 81. 10 Chollar IN, $40 Ia,
ITO 8; $50 Tiptop ~. $50 s 70. 8 81; 100
Lady Bryan soc; iiO Bullion 4 60. 80 4 65:
rs Utah i2.'4O0 Crown Point 4 o5. IS 4 10.
700 Lady Bryan 1. 100 9sc; $50 Syndicate
! 60. $50 Northern Belle 10. i25 Mount
Diablo i6. ITO Ovsrmsn 81. 30 sas. ITO
Imperial 7Sc. $50 SOC. IS Bulwor IL. 100
Metallic I. so Segregated Belchsr q. 80
Belle Isls IN. 8 Hale L Noreross So. $50
81. $50 Ysllowpackst lOS. 80 II. 10 III,
10 H.. so Overman sS, 80 California
4 IS. ITO 4 50. so Justice 2 80. 6 "a. so
Bodis 81, so 3. so Imperial 7sc, las Alta
~. 20 do 4 80. 10 do 4 40, 10 do 4 IS. IS
do 4 40. 20 do 4 80. 200 do A.; 30 Union
an; 10 Sierra Nevada, 2oS; 60 Northern
Belle 10; Is Bodio .; 80 Lady Bryan 7Sc;
leo Belcher So; 90 Yellow Jacket II \ 20
California 4 80; 8 Utah. l2a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
Julia Consolidated.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Jan. 10. ls8o.-Hsny A.
CAarl,s, Secretary: The south lateral drift
has been started at Q point 20 feet from
the face OF the southwest orosscut, 1000
level, and Q tight bulkhead placed In Ave
feet from the face Of the latter. for the
purpose Of combining the hot, oppressive
steam which arises from the water flowing
from tho drill hole. and thence through
the sub-drain to the shaft. Sinking the
winzs below the 1900 level has also been
resumed. developing the Same favorable
quartz body which has been heretofore re-
ported. Tho dow Of water continues
strong. taxing the machinery and pumps
TO their full capacity, which are all In fair
running condition. Notwithstanding the
connection with tho Ward shaft, and the
strong current OF air passing through u
1890 level. the great heat continually COM
ing from the 1000 level keeps the whole
mino In 9 very heated condition.
HESRY BAwpEs, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12

Pat Ennis. secretary Of the Belchsr.
wants to shrivs himself before he meets
this pencil. for 1t is likely to 60 plumb
through him. The idea OF keeping that
letter under lock and key all day and
tho office closed nearly all the time,
when hs knows the News never fails to
come or send for the letter and every.
body wants to know what 10 In II, just
now Of all times.
The Gold Hill Market Of L. T. Fox,
next door below the News office. contin'
ues to bs headquarters for hne meats Of
all kinds. Fox has his pick all over the
State and In the valleys this side the
Sierra and offers especial inducements
to those wishing the finest Of meats.
See his advertisement in another COL
umn.
The abundant capital OF command
enables L. p. DrsIlsr 4 Co.. stock
brokers. Odd Fellows building. Virgins,
to transact their business with perfect
security to their customers. They buy,
sell and carry on margins, according 10
instructions. See their advertisement
under the head Of New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
Pnibusterlng Talk.

New YoRX, January 12.-There has
been considerable talk at the Manhattan
and Union Clubs within . few days
about q formidable flibuster movement,
having for its object the severance oil
the Rio Grande States OF Mexico from
that Republic. and placing them a.
speedily as possible under an independ.
emit government styled the Republic oil
the Rio Grande. News received from
there apparently confirming this gossip,
creates lively interest. A Sun CORES.
pondent says there hos existed for some
years . secret organization, having fol-
its Interior objectthe absorption OF Mex
leo by the United States. The manner
in which this 10 to DO effected Is the old
one, the gradual settling Of adventures
into the Northern States Of Mexico,
chihuahua, Sonora, Coahuila, Nueva
Leon and T~aumalipas. Grant, while
President, entered into the plot pri.
vately, and favored q part Of the pro.
gramme. The Nicaragua Canal is but
the hsmming in Of MeIico's defensive
powers ON the south concurrent with
ostensibly peaceful and industrial move
on tho north. The T~ehuantepec rail.
way now being constructed BY Mr..
Learned, has nothing to do with the
Grant scheme.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
MlscellaneOus.

LONDON. January IA Paris oorres.
pendent tslsgraphs that the news Of Ed.
sons discovery in electric lighting has
produced some sensation there. Count
Du Moncsl, who Is recognized - the
highest authority Of electric science.
writes to the Temps. saying that the new
lamp 10 not new, and he warns the pub
lie against the pompous announcement
from tho new world.
BERLIN. January l0.-Prince Bis.
marck IL worse and his death Is believed
to DO imminent. The Emperor 10 said
to have displayed much anxiety con.
corning the Chancellor during the last
"a hours. All the members OF the
Princes family have been summoned 10
Yarzin.
vienna, January 1o.-Ths waters OF
the river vistula have risen so that
twenty villages In Cracow district have
been inundated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
so,ns,hinE OF Interest.

There Is none too much vegetable life
on the Comstock. yet whenever o seed ID
put into the ground and watered its In.
crease 10 immense. The soil OF Nevada
Is too rich-it burns up everything Of
vegetable lie put into II unless the Are
Is put out by water. In another column
will be found a notice Of vegetable seeds
from the extensive gardens OF James h.
Gregory, Marblehead, Mass. Send for
O catalogue and follow directions as to
planting. irrigats the plants and fll a
want felt by everybody in this section.
The advertisement above referred to will
be Of especial interest to ranchers in
Western Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
Con. Virginia Meeting.

The reports presented at the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Con.
Virginia show the gross yield Of the
mine for 1879 to have been S2,48l,.
1858 80, besides ore sold amounting to
$54, 1874 80, and bullion samples 1902 0s.
There was bullion on hand amounting
to $l4s, 1874 OF. The mine paid during
the year $780, 900 in dividends. and
had cash on hand SG7. 751 IS. The total
amount OF orc extracted was 59,441 l.2O
tons; reduced, GO, 227. tons; yield, "a 10
per cent. Of assay value. The value Of
the gold contained In the bullion was
Sl.l9S, 3l9 CO, and OF the silver $685..
O93 10. Waste rock raised. 1898 tons.
The work Of the year wal fully reviewed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO 4 ooLD uul pA,Ls xrws.l
San francisco Items.

San Francisco. January l2.-Msyor
Kalloch has received . dispatch from
London. signed by the Lord Mayor and
Irish Relief Committee, stating that the
distress In Ireland 10 increasing. and
asking aid.
The Irish Relief Committee has tsle-
Rrapbed $4,000 to Dublin for the relief
of the sufferers In Ireland.
The funeral Of Emperor Norton took
place Saturday afternoon from the un.
d.rtsksr's rooms. No. 10 0'Farrsll street.
All day Q constant stream Of persons Of
ell ages and conditions OF life passed
through the room 10 view the remains.
The caskst was ~profusely adorned with
flowers, gifts to . great extent Of the
children. with whom the Emperor was
very popular.
The four.masted ship Ocean King.
Captain Freeman, arrived In l55 days
from New York. twenty-five days after
rounding Cape Horn the vessel 0
tered . series Of heavy gales. The fore
and main tops were broken and difficulty
experienced In saving the mssts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
Mexican.

VIRGINIA. CRY. January 10. 1850. L.
Weller. President: On u $500 level the
main north drift has been advanced 40
feet. and Is now in SCI feet from our south
line. passing through and still showing In
the face . heavy quartz formation giving
low ASSAYS. The Joint Ophir west crosscus
on our southern boundary has been ex.
tended Is feet. making . total length Of
279 feet from the main north drift. The
material passed through continues . soft
vein formation which requires careful tim.
bering. On our 1900 level the Joint Union
Con. west crosscut on our northern bound
AIRY has been extended l6 feet, and 10 now
in 46i feet from the main north drift,
passing through . soft vein formation. The
Joint Union Con. winze has been sunk and
timbered 3 feet. making . total depth OF
273 feet. leaving "a feet TO sink before
reaching our $500 level. md continues In
. soft birdseye porphyry.
W. II. PATTON. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
The Chicago Strike.

CHICAGO, January l2.-Ths open air
meeting Of the Butchers Union in DeI.
ter Park was attended by all the strikers
and by workingmsn from all parts Of
the city. tho aggregate attendance being
about 10000. The meeting was I'D.
dressed by the prime movers In the
strike, and was enthusiastic and unan.
imous on the question OF continuing the
organization. A vote Of confidence In
the officers was passed. and all the
speeches were In favor OF holding out.
There was an underlying sentiment,
which looked strongly In favor OF com.
promise with the packers on any basis
short Of giving up the Union. 1t ID
reported that o man was shot In q quar-
rel growing out OF the strike, but there
are no particulars OF the affair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
A HEAVENLY ROW.
Latest frsm she Eciiptie "A Mig
Bear nsvemsas Ia shs Heavens
DQuslchsd,

The following 10 the latest. tslsiuui.
DAILY reported along the line Of the
soliptio:
Earth 10 Sun a. be IL about going
down to San Fraucisoo-S.s here. old
500, what's the matterf You've been
getting rather cold OF late. and What sort
OF Q mutton.tallow light 10 this you're
givin' ms3
No snswsr-Sun prstends not to hear.
Earth, turning round just In time TO
see the Sun and Moon preparing to
journey together In the slesping car
Ahsl that brassy.fso.d old blonde has
come between US again, has shell Well!
be must have q strong appetite for green
cheese. hope nothing SeriusW come
Of II, for, goodness knows there are
Luna-tics enough in existence now. 1t
cost the State OF Nevada $49,6l4 10 to
support hers last year.
Venus, looking up-Tit, tat. too ;
three in q row. In my opinion, thereW
DO q bigger one yet soon-s Sol.i.Terra
row. No Earthly matter II there 10.
She's too old and wrinklsd-600 600, 600
years II she's . day. But don't she
look Terra.ble though?
Jupiter-who Mars the music Of the
spheresf Is that you. Neptune
Mercury, oppor.tune-ly-No stocks
are down and the Big Bear Is on top o
the market. Mark II, too. Venus Is
poking fun at the Earth. Make her DO
quiet, won't YET
Jupiter-Her.schel. Meanwhile, you
keep quiet, too. Uranus . raco Of that
kind yourself not verylong since. Venus
bet on you and I Asteroids and lost aud
don't you inter.venus In that way again,
that's all. Stocks shall 60 up, notwith.
standing Al(l). de. BARN movements ore
the earth. I'm bound to get even some
way on that % assessment on Sierra
Nevada,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
rs,,o.A. 70 ras GOLD ALL DIur ssw'I
Ke.ruey IN Convention.

wAsursoroS, January lo.-At th'
GrssnbAok Convention In Washington
yesterday K.arnsy said: The R'puS
lio.n party Is q BY national bank d.
r~ectors, iron hoofsd sooundrels. shod IN
hell. aud the Democratic party BY thei'
tools. These thieves and valab'pds,
Ike other hIshwaymsn. meet by the
midnight lamp and divide the spells.
You, the mudsills and muttonheads OF
society. have b..n led like cattle to the
slsughter-house to vote for your own dc.
struction. believe In plain language.
and II any Of you don't like 1t you may
do the next best thing. I believe In
sending the national banks and their di.
rectors to the lowest region OF hell. and
II tho American people had any courage
they would hang John Sherman"
Rev. Do La Matyr, In ministerial
gsrb, then read q call for Q National
Convention to DO held In Chicago June 8.
A delegate then moved to condemn the
national authorities for not enforcing
the eight-hour law. "Lst as all vote
for this, cried Kearney; 1.-THE crawling.
creeping serpsnts will come to us BY.
and.by for relief" The motion was
adopted.
After the meeting adjourned Kearney
made another speech. beginning BY an.
nouncing his readiness to lead q gang OF
mon to Maino to oppose any troops
which might be sent there. In the course
Of his TRADE he advocated lynch law,
freely used his threadbaro adjectiyes,
and denounced John Sherman as a thief
who would steal the coppers Of Of .
dead mans eyes and then kick his corpse
because they were not silver. "Fill my
belly with potatoes" said he. ''and I
am o man. Give me q dollar based on
O potato or o cabbage, that will sustain
life, and not o bit OF gold to stick In =
woman's ear or Q mans TOOTH"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
savage.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Jan. IL, 1880 E. B.
Hoimes. Secretary: During tho past week
our station for drift from the Combination
shaft has been completed. and station drift
extended 40 feet; total distance d~ncluding
s~tstion) rs feet. Said drift was on the 9th
instant turned over TO the Combination
people to run for rs. Have taken debris
from and repaired incline 80 feet, and un.
less prevented by some unforeseen acci'
dent. will commence sinking incline by
the 10th instant. Drift leading from the
10th station to Hale 4 Norcross has been
repaired and retimbered Is feet; total dis
TANGO repaired aud retimbered. 22o feet.
Have placed new guides from the frst to
the seventh station, . distance Of TOO feet;
total distance Of new guides put In, l.0Oo
feet. Machinery in good working order.
JOIN P. KELLEY, supt.