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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12
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uexioan.

VIRGINIA Orr. April 10. 1880. Z.
Weller. President: On q $500 level the
chamber from which to sink the joint
Ophir winze ON our southern boundary to
tho $500 level IL completed and sinking
commenced. We have jointly with tho
Ophir Company commercial an upraiss
from the joint east crosscut at . point "a
feet from the main north drift, for tho
purpose Of exploring the heavy quartz
formation passed through at that place:
The joint Union Consolidated east crosscu'
on our northern boundary has been e1-
tended lG feet through . hard birdseye
porphyry, and 10 now in $50 feet rom INC
main north drift. the face showing . suong
flow Of water. Work has been suspended
for the present to allow 10 TO drain out.
W.. II. PATTON, supt.
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savage.

VIRGINIA CRY, April II, 1859. b.
Roime.. Secretary. During the past week
the drift from the Combination shaft for
our incline has been extended SO feet;
total length. including station. GAS feet.
Face Of drift IL In hard rock carrying no
water. The main pump started again ON
tho night Of the 7th instant, and 10 now
pumping from tho tank ct the 2200 level
ss usual. We have lowered the water In
the incline 200 feet below the 22oo level.
and As the same Is lowered we put In col
umus, rollers, etc., TO connect the main
pump with the pump already placed at the
tank near the bottom Of the incline.
JoHS P. KELLEY, Supt.
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A joint stock company has been or.
sanizsd in Albany. New York. for the
purpose Of developing the Andrews
mining claim. near the Sisters Hospital,
Virginia. Itis proposed TO sink q shaft
500 feet deep for q starter. and those In.
terested say that work IL to DO com.
menced In Q short time.
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. at
washoe City, an Indian jumped from q
freight train and wal run over by the en-
CINE Columbus. which was backing
down q side track. The Indian bad his
back and both legs broken. He died In
two hours alter the accident.
During the late storm the shaft Of the
washos Placer Company, near washoe
Lake, caved In. II wal uncovered, and
the wind blew In and. the rain fell and
the floods beat into that hole, and the
sides fell In, for It was not timbered.
The pinion at the ophir, which has
just been replaced by . new one. had
become 30 rotten from the capitalization
Of Its component parts that the Dogs
dropped out Of It on the slightsst COCA.
sion.
No bullion shipments were made Sat.
urday evening. There IL In the assay
Office Consolidated Virginia bullion TO
the value Of $4,000 snd about $25, 900
In Union Consolidated bullion.
Superintendent Forman, Of the Over.
man and Caledonia. and Msssrs. Ysring-
ton and Bliss have gone to Candslaris.
They took q four finland and had relays
Of horses along the route.
Travel to Bodis and Candslaria 10
very brisk now. The stages 60 loaded,
and in order to secure Q seat It must b
engaged from three to Ave days before.
hand.
At q recent meeting Of the Silver City
Miners Union Ed. Hamilton was elected
Vice President, TO hll the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of George sherman.
Wednesday morning the Gold Leaf
mine. situated In American r~avins, i'm
msdistely under the road, caved In, let
ting the road sink about twenty feet.
The wind and dust are about - disa-
Rresabls today a. the wind and snow
was . week ago This IL country Of
extremes.
ophir broke . pump rod Saturday
noon, bat had Il repaired and the pump
running again yesterday.
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ChollaH.

VIRGINIA CTR. April 10, 1854. X,
p. Harmon, President: For the week clos
ing today the drift south has been ex'
tended so feet. making the distance from
our main west drift a73 feet, and south
from the Chollar north line sos feet. The
material passed through In the south drift
was porphyry, largely mixed with clay and
some streaks Of quartz. Owing to the
Stacking nature Of the ground we are com
PEELED TO timber thoroughly as the drift ID
advanced. The face Of the drift 10 free Of
water. No prosecuting 10 contemplated
until the main south drift IL carried into
Potosi ground.
IsAAo I. REQgA, supt.
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CaliRPntA.

VIRGINIA crrr. April 10. 1850: p.
Gordon, Secretary: We have hoisted 81
tons Of ore since last report. The west
crosscut on our 1900 level has been ex.
tended IS feet. and has passed into : vein
formation lying to the east Of the old ore
stope,: fatal length. 7o7 feet. The raise
from our 400 level IL up AZ feet. and con-
tinues in vein material Win some quartz
Of low aAssy. The joint C~onsoiidssed VIZ.
GINA crosscut. on cur 22oo ievei, y IN
S52 feet, IL having bean advanced ~ fsst
tbs nsst vel through vein material shsw-
inc soms quartz. At the G. a @. shaft we
have been engaged In cutting ont . station
At the 2sOo level. and no sinking has been
done. The Joint Consolidated Virginia
ssst cro,scut, from this station 10 IN ~
feet from the shaft, passing through .
heavy quartz formation giving low assays.
W. II. PArrox, supt.
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aiarra Nevada.

VIRGINIA Orr. April 10. 1850. L.
Parker, Secretary. During the week end.
ing today the north drift on the $500 Level
has been advanced 81 feet to . point sou
feet north Of the east winze. No work hsi
been done on the crosscuts. 600 feet north
Of the east wipze. during the week. The
vinze on the 240o has reached the level oil
the $500 and work suspended. The raise
10 the east winze has been carried up. Al
feet and connected with the same, causing
4 good circulation Of air to that point on
the 1900. Driving north will now be re-
sumed and . crosscut east will also be
started at q point opposite the cast WINE
I. Z. JAMES, Supt.
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Consolidated Imperial.

Com HILL, April II, 1866. X. p.
Harmon, President: For the week ending
this date We have made the following pro.
gress al the mine: Our north drift, $500
level, has been extended 4s feet, making
total length Of same to date, 3a5 feet.
Owing to the hardness Of the formation
encountered In the drift. We did not mako
our usual progress during the past week.
The face continues In very hard porphyry.
We are still engaged in excavating for .
station at the foot Of the joint winze, $500
level. Will complete the work In about
4 days. The stump has been sunk 10 feet
below the station.
A. O. HAMILTON, sup't.
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Ansr.es. street Report.

sAx FRAScisco, April 1913 P. H.
Best 4 Belcher. nk. liz. II. liz. i0S.
1ik. III; Union Con-, ~. 27a; MONDAY.
~; Imperial. acc; Gould L Curry. 9. 81.
81; Con. Virginia. 81. . 40. ~. 5 IS.
. 40; Albion. Coo. Soc; Day. 1 10; ophir,
II; California. AZ, 2 so; Alpha, ss; Sierra
Nevada, isk. l6h; Bsloher. q 60. 2 6si
Utah. 81. On; Yellow Jacket. ca, en-
Mexican. io&. ios. 10; Hale & Norcross,
81; Northern Belle. TN. l7h.
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Tn. best q. she Coua,ry.

These are the days when nsighbor
Fox displays in his market, next door
below the News Office, the results OF his
superior advantages for securing the best
animals In all the country and supplying
his customers with the choicest OF meats.
The calves and lambs he slaughters are
young and fat, and his bssvss are super.
fine. For further particulars consult his
advertisement In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12
UlAn.

VIRGINIA Crrr. April 10, 1Ss0.-0eor0'
C. Pratt. Secretary: No sinking has been
done the past week. Good progress Il
being made in excavating for the tank
station below the 1860 level, and We expec,
to complete It during the coming week,
On the 1850 level the south lateral drift
has been advanced &c feet through por.
phyry. clay and some quartz; total length,
SAG feet. East crosscut No. 2 on this level,
ct q point 800 feet south Of the station, Ii
now In 10 feet. Repairs on the south drift
ON tho 1850 level will soon be completed.
w. b. SHEPHERD, Supt.
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Union SHAFT.

VIRGINIA CrrY. April 10, lss0.-Georg,
@. Pratt. Secretary: Work was resumed In
the bottom OF our shaft OF Sunday last.
and We have reached the $500 level and
the station set 10 going In to-day. We
shall continue the shaft down 20 feet be-
low the station for Q stump, and commence
work on the east drift to connect with the
Sierra Nevada incline ~ soon as possible.
Tho work OF repairing the disabled bal.
ance hobs IL Masking good progress. and
We expect to complete tbs repairs and start
the pumps by the last Of the ensuing week.
rnoxAs Il. RooSEY, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12
Popular Place.

At tho Postofics bookstore Of s. W.
Chubbuck, Main street, Gold Hill, can
DO found . full line Of blank books,
stationery. school books, jewelry, no.
tons, toys, papers, periodicals, and
almost everything else desirable. Club
buck runs Q popular establishment be'
cause he keeps what the public wants.
See his advertisement under the head OF
''New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12
Belehsr Water.

Belchsr has all the water she wants
on the 5000 level. The second drill
hole cas-. found q full supply and set all
the pumps running at their full capac.
ity. In order to handle the influx. Over.
man took the water heretofore raised
from the 2l00 and Jacket relieved Of the
amount usually sent 70 the Belohsr
pumps, and In that way the food has
been held under control. There ought
to be something besides water In . vein
from which such o food issues.
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Rest q Bslcher.

VIRGINIA Orr, April IL, 1880. = W.
Willie, Secretary. For the week ending
this date the Joint Con. Virginia east
crosscut on the 1000 level has been sd'
vanced IS feet through vein porphyry
total length, ISL feet. The joint @. 4 o.
and B. & B. shaft ID down lois feet. The
raise from the 100 level 10 up sss feet,
leaving only so feet to run to connect with
the shaft. II. q. Pnsora, supt.
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Hale 4 Norcroas.

VIRGINIA Crit. April II, lsso.-Joet n
Lightnsr. Secretary. Sinking the main IN
cline has been delayed since the lotn In
slant. Fourteen feet bad been made up
70 this time. Our south Wine has been
completed To the 2ioo level and the station
sets placed, The entire force IL engaged
In digging drains, laying boxes and pipes,
In order 70 conduct the water direct TO the
Combination shaft through the 400 level,
and suspend pumping.
PHILIrP DEIDKsuEr(ER, Supt.
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block B%urgIari.ed.

Saturday evening the dry goods store
Of d. Block & Co. Of Virginia was en-.
tered by burglars. It was done by ex.
perts, and the plan was the same a. that
BY which the White House near BY was
entered last year. A descent was made
to the roof OF the rear portion OF the
store. the skylight prisd up and . rope
ladder used for the descent. A carpenter
living In = shop on B street and sleeping
back Of the main part Of the shop heard
the noise. raised an alarm and the bur.
glars fed bootless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12

@ J Hillysr. wife and daughter; JF
Lewis. L Sullivan. T Farrell. n Meyer. /
Kitson. I Mcconnell. r Mercer. Mrs N @
Ewing. J H Warren and wife, N 7 Wells.
J L ellison and wife, J spargo, p W Pyle,
II Collins, W T Hanford and wife. J d
Blaine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12
A FINE THING FOR TnR TEETH.

Fragrant sozoD0NT 10 scomposition Of the
pursst and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient 10 well
known to have . beneficial effect on the teeth
and gums. Its smbalming or antissptic prop.
srty and aromatic fragrance makes u . toils,
luxury. soZoDONT removes all disasreeable
odors from the breath caused b. oatarrh. bad
teeth, etc. II 10 entirely free from the injurious
and scrid properties Of tooth psstss and pow.
den which destroy the enamel. Ono bottle will
last ak months. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12
Caledonia

GoLp HILL, April 10. lss0.-Gsorge W.
B,arsr, Prssidsmt: Since last report cross
cut has been extended II feet through por.
phyry with seams Of quartz. At formsn
shsft the station for pump At 1000 level
was completed yesterday. and the pump
a being placed - rapidly - possible.
E.ys Md rood progress With station for
bsisnos bob q 90 level. WIN b able 10
rssrms sinking about the 18th Instant.
Cxu, 1ox4Ax, aupt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12

Hasbrouck & Hall, spothscariss and
druggists, successors to A. B. Stewart &
Co.. keep . full stock Of pure drugs and
put up prescriptions carefully and 40.
curatsly day or night. Mr.. Hasbrouck
10 Q graduate Of pharmacy and knows
what he is about, See advertisement In
another column.
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Arssv.,. sss,s asss,ss.

Mrs N Il Steel. r Kirman. II n Conk'
lin. w Robertson. p Mar, onia, q Marionia,
p Coon. J D Ludwig. D Ryan. Mrs Miller,
I Ivancovich. Miss II Williams. Miss L
Williams. r II Paddock. J H Warren,
Miss A Irwin. d P CrandAil. viscount and
viscountsss do T~ocquevilis. Mrs Edward
10 Breton. + 10 Breton.
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They are away down now and 1t 10 q
good time to 20 to the brokers' office Of
L. p. Drsxler & Co.. Odd Fellows build
ing. Virginia. and take in . few shares.
They buy, sell or carry on Q margin.
See advertisement under the head OF
'.Nsw Today"
DR.. Geo. G. Mathews, surgeon, etc..
has removed his Office to Main street.
Gold Hill, up stairs. next door to Has
brouck 4 Halls formerly Stswart's)
drug store. See advertisement In anoth-
or column.
The Sutro Independent says that q
Masonic lodge will be established shortly
at Greenfield. Mason Valley. where some
fifteen or twenty members OF tho order
reside.
Dspsrtur q Last evening and Saturday
evening include r. Mercer. OF Gold
HUI. +. A. Tritis and E. Strothsr. OF
vireiaia, and Jonas Ssely. Of Colorado.
For the month Of March the Cali
fornia Company paid the Sutro Tunnel
Company, a. royalty. Sass; Consoli.
dated Virginia Company paid S4329.
Jonas ssely. the well known lawyer.
IN back for q visit. He hails from Colo
RADIO, where ho has o Law office in
Lsadvills and another In Denver.
A s~atisfsctory compromise Of Difficult.
ties has been made between the Me.
chanics' Union and the Virginia and
Truckss Railroad management.
The Sheriff this morning ssttlsd in
full his license account for the month
ending Saturday and paid over to the
County Treasurer S3.27s ~.
Quite q numbsr Of carpenters and me-
chinis.s are talking OF leaving the Com
stock for the new mining camps Of Col
orado and New Mexico.
The District Attorney has turned over
to the County Treasurer s765 II OF back
taxes, Of which t&3l IL came from ooid
Hill.
The Chinese and italian gardeners
along the Carson have commenced their
spring planting.
The Atlanta mill. above Dayton. will
commence working slums and tailings
in . day or two.
Among the arrivals on the Coms,ock
to-day are the viscount and yissountsss
dc Toqusvills.
The winds Of Saturday licked all the
moisture out Of the mud and hardened
u into dust.
II II 1880 feet from the surface Of the
O.. 4 @. and B. 4 B. shaft to the sutro
tunnel level.
They have had another snowslide over
ct the Savage Placer; but this one did no
harm.
There are now $50 prisoners in the
Nevada State Prison.
Thomas Kennedy has fled . petition
in bankruptcy.
Hon. @. @. Goodwin has returned
fssom Utah.
Red the Bslahsr letter. It Il OF
interest.
Crosscuitina wss begun In The Alta TO-
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Gould q Curry.

VIRGINIA Orr, April II. 1850. x.
Durbro,o, Secretary, During the past week
the joint Gould q Curry and Best 4 Belch-
er shaft has been sunk and timbered IS
feet; total length, lol6 feet. We have
passed through the water belt. but there 10
still . strong ssepags from the sides for .
distance Of 40 feet above the bottom. Ne
further sinking will DO attempted until
after the connection which will be made
by the upraiss coming from the l7oo level.
This raise 10 now up y66 feet.
Il. II. PxssYEl. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12
County Commissioners.

At the meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners Saturday afternoon the
Clerk was authorized to advertise fol-
bids for supplying the County Hospital
for three months, the notice 10 be pub
lished in the Virginia Chronicle and the
GOLD Hull NEWS. Adjourned till this
(Monday) evening at o'clock sharp.
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Ovepsusu.

GOLD HILL, April 10, isso.-Gsorgs W.
Bearsr, Presidsnt: During the past week
crosscut No. has been extended 10 feet
and discontinued for the present. Crosscut
No. 3 has been started from tho loot OF
vipze and extended IS feet. The face OF
the drift 10 In quartz and perphyry. Up
raise has been extended 80 feet. AZ for
man shaft the station for pump st looo
level was completed yesterday, and We are
now lowering the pump. Good progress
has been made with 900 bob station.
CHAs. FoRNAN, Supt.
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D.pars.rss saturday Eveaiss.

FA Tritls and wife. Father McGrath. @
Ladda. r Clsator. A II Hart. T Mcxanus.
n Dugan. L Dow. @ L Gildsrslseve. z
STROLLER. Rs Meachim. Geo Griswold, l.
Little. Miss n Finnsgan. Miss N pona.
van. T J Quinn. Miss A Irwin. A W ssod-
dsrd. J Chsnnett, Mrs Harmon, A +
Marsh. Jonas sssisy. W 8 Bender. Mrs d
A Bender. Theo Wolf. p Marionia. @ Ma
rionia.
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aoLp HILL. April II, 1867 N. Bro
sell. Secretary: During the past week Ne
extended our east drift on The 1850 level
rs feet. making Q total Of IS feet. The
formation 10 vein porphyry and strsaks Of
quartz. with . small ssepags Of water.
We have sunk the incline winIs ~ feet.
making . fetal Of 81 feet below the 1850
level on the slope. Al this point the form
alton IL soft vein porphyry, and
quartz coming In. The machinery II Civ
Ing full s~atsfaetion.
p. Apo. Huaoxay, sspt.
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a,,,val. Ye.terday Morninr.

Thos n Fi~ilsbrown. @ p Cosgrovs.
Sullivan. n L Mccain. ] J Hussey. J
Ivsy. J n Scott. II E Leo, 8 Z FOCUS. Mrs
b b Norton. A Constant. N Farrell. @
" Rowan. J 8 Kaneen. Mrs 7 Quirk and
children. P Grogan.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions OF you.h. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc ! will send Q 70.
This great remedy was discovered BY . mission.
arr IN South America. Send q selfsddrossed
envelope TO the y JosrPn T. LxnAH, Station
D.. New York city. jat6 ly
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-09-17
A Dangerous PrGe'ire,

a surgeon in the Gcrman army. in n
communication printed in the "Ililitair
Wochenblatt, calls the attention of NIL
who have to do with horses. to the dan
ger of using the pocket handkerchief to
wipe away any foam thrown upou their
clothes from the mouth on nose of n
horse. Some morths ago, the writer
states, an officer came to him suffering
from an obstinate cold and cough. The
usual remedies were prescribed, but in
vain. The officer became worse: feye,.
attended with great pain in and swelling
OF the head, set in, and ultimately, after
much suffering, he died with every svmp-
tom ot glanders Inquiries were set ON
foot, and 1t was found that sometime be.
tore he was taken i'll he had ordered q
horse which he beloved was SUFFERING
from glanders to he shot. Neither tb9
groom nor any of ;Ae other soldiers VIII,
had been near the house have been n,
tackled by glandors, and consequently !
is suspected that the officer who die,
may have conveyed the disease into M
system by using bis shandkervhiefto win
some of the foam from his uniform y
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-09-17
BabcOck and Garfield.

1t Is somewhat significant that the first
move on the public Treasury bv the WASH
lng'on King was made on May 20, 1872, the
very day that Parsons, the next friend of
uarhe'd, received the first five thousand doll
lars from De Golyer's agent. On tina, dav
Uarheld reported an appropriation ofSl92-
o2o'2l for the Board Of Public Works. "lor
work done opposite and around government
reservations" There was no authority oflaw
flr this claim, and there was no examination
TO test the items.
As chairman of The Committee Mr.. Gar
field told the House
In every case they the Board of Public
Works had made ont full aud accurate
statement ofthe expenses of grading pavinc
and other work done on the streets opnosite
such public property"
After this ou,bUr,t of zeal. Mr.. Randall
pointedly inquired:
why should We donate such sum TO a
Board which has shown itself to be reckless
ly extravarant in its operations"
me only answer given by the republican
majority was 70 sustain GARFIELD and to yoto
the appropriation. Boss Shepherd and the
h'ng mad now got in their entering wedge
OF pIunder. They saw Garfield make good
'he promise OF support which Parsons had
p'edged' and they were ready to make any
concession which would secure him, cam.
p'etely' Hence the De Golyer contract. and
'he pr'he OF five thousand dollars :or get
ting it.
That money Was paid on July 10, 1872,
and when Congress met in the folIovino
December Boss Shepherd had organized a
great raid on the Treasury, upon the basi,
OF that which has been carried through n
1.-THE previous May, as above stated.