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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
uaion Rhaft.

VIRGINIA CIrY, Jan. "a, 18s0.-Geor9s @.
Pran. Secretary. All our balance hobs ex-
cept Nos. 3 and 8 are In position in the
shaft. No. 8 will be put In place during
tho coming week. All our tank stations
are sxcavated M timbered and We shall
commence Immediately the work OF put.
ting the tanks In place. We are making
good progress In putting the foundations
OF the pumps at tank station No. D.. We
still find 1t necessary to employ . large
force Of men TO relieve the shaft below the
1000 level. The work Of erecting the large
pumping engine is'making excellent pro,
gress. The cylinders are In position and
arc being put into line. We have during
the past week removed the skips from the
shaft and replaced them with the three
deck cages, having found that for handling
cars and men aud doing work at the vari-
Gus levels cages are preferable. Our ma
chine shop is all complete aud In running
order. and We are now doing most OF our
own repairing.
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THOMAS II. ROONEY, supt.
ChoIIar.

VIRGINIA CRY, Jan. "a, 1884. 4. P.
Harmon, Preaident. Tho drift west. 2i0O
level. was extended Sc feet up to Thursday
at I p. n. Total length Of drift from
shaft. SIG feet. On Thursday the air was
turned from the drift to the 2400 tank sta
ton, the pumps disconnected from the
tank and suction pipes attached to draw
water from the stump. The double line OF
pumps are now working from the 2i0O,
and we are now arranged to handle any
water that may be encountered a. the pros
pecting proceeds. On Wednesday morn.
ing the west drift passed out Of the hard
porphyry into q formation Of clay and soft
porphyry. carrying stringers Of quartz.
The south lateral drift through the Chollar
aud Potosi ground has been started, OF .
point 535 feet west Of the shaft. Machin.
cry Is all working well.
Isaac L. REorA, Supt.
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CRIB cRAckINas.
The Business Done ss IL Il virginia
Last Saturday Might.

That there is Q gang Of petty larceny
thieves, houssbreakers and sneaks on
tho Constock has long been known to
the police. Members Of the gang are
occasionally arrested on charge Of some
petty offense, bu. generally manage to
get clear. Some Of them are we'll
pleased with the inside Of Storey county
Jail. and prefer, In fact, spending their
time there during the winter to shifting
for themselves and taking chances for
square meals and decent lodgings out
side.
Between 8 and 9 o'clock Saturday
evening some member or members OF
this dspredating fraternity went down
the stairs from A street, just north Of
Union. to the basement Of the house 90
cupied by I Goodfriend. and. In the alb
sence Of his wife and all members OF tho
family, raised Q window, entered and
helped himself to . gold watch, an onyx
ring set with diamonds, o necklace With
locket attached, o hair chain with gold
mountings, q pair Of bracelets. q lo.mark
gold piece brought by Mrs. Goodtrisnd
from Germany recently. q small alarm
clock and other valuablss TO the amount
OF $500 or over. The burglar left many
valuables which be must have seen, and
among them ruby earrings in the shape
Of fiss. very unique and valuable. prob
ably because they would have been
easily traced on account OF their pecu.
lisritiss. The job was neatly done. and,
Is a pillow shaun Is missing, the prob.
abilities are that hs wrapped them In
the sham and ran. At latest accounts
no clue to the robber had been found.
About the same hour Pat Sullivan,
who had been released from the county
jail only two days before. where be had
served out . sentence for . swindle Of
the City Bakery OF Fitzmeir d Arm.
brust, North O street, Virginia, out OF .
lunch for himself and friend and for .
disturbance on account Of the transae.
ton, coolly walked into the tailor shop
Of Bloomfield on O street while the pro.
prietor was In . rear room. threw four
second. hand coats over his arm and
made good bis escape. he was subse.
qusntly arrested with n OF the coats
on his back and It 10 known where he
offered two others for sale. he is likely
to get board and lodging at the county's
expense for some time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
THE DEATH RATS OF

Our country 10 getting to DO fearfulH alarming
the average Of life being lessened svery year.
without any reasonable Gauss. death resulting
generally from the most insisnincsnt origin
At this season Of the yesr especially. . cold 70
inch 4 Common thing that In the hurry Of every
day lie We are apt TO overlook the dangers 1t.
tending IL and of.en ind too late. that . Fever
or Lung trouble has already set IN. Thousands
lose their lives In this way every winter. wnue
had Bosehss's German Syrup been taken z cure
would have resulted. and . large Dill from .
doctor been avoided. For AL diseases OF tne
proven itsslf 10 be the greatest discovery Of IL
kind In medicine. Every Druggist 10 this
country will tell you OF is wonderful enect.
Over $4,000 bottles sold last year without .
single failure known.
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savage.

VIRGINIA Crrr, Jan. 20, 1850 e. B,
Hoimes. Secretary: During the past weei
the incline has been sunk Q distance Of II
feet; total distance below the 2200 level,
III feet. Have repaired and retimbered
drift leading from 10th station 10 the Hale
& Norcross rs feet; total distance repaired
and retim bered. 800 feet. Have placed
new guides In the north shaft from the 4th
10 the 7th station. . distance Of 500 feet
total distance Of new guides placed In said
shaft, $50 feet. Drift from Combination
shaft for incline has been extended 81
feet; total length Of said drift. 22o feet.
Machinery in good order.
JOHN P. KELLEY, supt.
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Hale d NOroross.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Jan. &c, 1sSo.-Jod p.
Liohtner. Secretary: The north crosscut,
2200 level, has been extended IS feet; total
length, 30 feet. The face is In porphyry
and some little quartz. Owing to an
increase OF water In q south Wine q
second donkey pump bas been placed.
The winze has been sunk II feet; total
depth. lis feet. No material change In
the character Of the ground. Our pumps
have averaged over II .00e strokes per day.
PHILIPP DErDEsHEInER, 5upt.
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1ould q Curry.

VIRGINIA, January 40, 1880. x.
Darbror. Secretary. Since last report the
east drift ON our 100 level has been I'D.
yanced Sc feet and has now reached the
perpendicular Of the new shaft; total length
OF drift, 1877 feet. During the coming
week Q station will be cut out and . dia.
mond drill set up preparatory to tapping
the water that has been encountered
above, A line Of boxes has been laid from
the Sutro tunnel to the face Of the drift,
and We arc prepared to receive the water
As soon a. encountered. Repairs to the
Bonner shaft will DO finished BY the latter
part Of the week. The Joint shaft has
been sunk and timbered 20 feet; total
depth, ssa feet. H. Fl. PExoYER, Supt.
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Consolidated virginia.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Jan. "a. 1880. W.
Har,... Secretary: During the past week
VIC have hoisted 1896 tons OF ore: WORK
bs. moi vet been resumed on our $50 level
In cro.scut No. 2. On our 1850 level the
e.,ras,ion Of ore lying to the east OF the
olJ stope is being continued. also at No. !
Vino on the 1850 level. On our 2loo level
A Joint Best 4 Belcher crosscut has been
started from the bottom Of the joint winze'
which will be- continued east and explore
the ground lying in that direction. On
onr aa50 level We are still engaged In max.
ing preparations to start the south lateral
drift from the G. 4 G. shaft.
W. II. PATTON. supt.
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n. P~ESoYER. supt.
Utah.

VIRGINIA CRY, Jan. "a, 1879.-Georgs C.
Pratt. Secretary. During the past week the
main incline has been sunk aud timbered
% feet, aud Is now l52 feet below the 1850
level on the slope. The ground 10 much
softer. The aow Of water 10 not very
strong. On the 1850 level the south lat
eral drift has been advanced as feet and Is
now In IS feet, passing through porphyry.
The east crosscut on this level has been
extended 20 feet and Is now IS feet east
from the station passing through hard.
blasting ~porpbyry. The face today shows
softer material. Our mine 10 now warmer
than usual. the shaft having an upcast
caused by the strong current Of air pass.
ing through the Sierra Nevada shaft. All
the machinery Is working we'll.
w. d. SHkPPERD, Supt.
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An.r.esa street Report.

SAX FRANCISCO, January 2e-s p. ~
Belcher. II sale. iiS sale. Nv bid;
Crown Point. 50 bid; Sierra Nevada. asa
bid. 2sk asked; Scorpion. 20 bid; Best
d Bsleher. liz bid; Gould 4 Curry. 5As
bid; Utah. 49, bid; Yellow Jacket. loh
bid; MsIic.a, iea bid. lsk asked. l9S
sales; Union Con-. 40 bid; 0phir. lss
sale, Alpha. 10 bid; Union Con-. i6 sale;
Beleser, H. Asked; overman. ~ bid;
,usiiS. 2 10 bid Mammoth. 3 20 bid;
In,sriL. 7Cc bid; Crown Point. 81 bid
"a asked 5S sale: Savage. GO bid; Wales
8 bid ga asked; ophir. lss bid. 10 sale;
Overman. IL bid; Con. Virginia, 8 90 bid,
4 asked; Alta, 4 is bid. A asked. A. sale;
E-,1;ler 3 bid; Caledonia, l A. sale;
Julia I - bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
.Importaus Counecsion.

The connection between the south
drift from the Union shaft on the 1000
level Of the Union Consolidated ground
with the Joint Mexican winzs down from
the 1000 level was made Saturday eve.
ming. Thin Is o connection Of great i'm
portance to both the Mexican and Union
Con. Companies. 1t gives . circulation
Of dir which will permit OF the running
Of prospecting drifts at that point, and
a Joint crossout will soon be started east
from the point Of connection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
First Tor moro Tnsu Four Year,.

Yesterday tn. first set Of timbsrs were
put in the incline OF the Savage at an
increased depth for the first time in over
four years. The employees Of the mine
felt like making . big hurrah over 1t.
After all the pumping was done on the
1900 level aud below It there were 81
feet Of slum to be removed before sink
ing could be resumed. This was the
nasty, sicksning job which was left after
the mine was free from water and nc
wonder the boys felt like iubilatins sftsi
IL was over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
AZ Cost.

Clothing and gsntlemen's furnishing
goods can be bought at cost during the
next thirty days at the store formerly
kept by 8. Aronson, No. 1893 Main
street, Gold Hill. Frank B~oskowitz, the
merchant tailor Of Carson City. has just
bought the a~bovs.named stock at Sher.
IFS sale. and Is determined TO dispose
Of Il all during the next thirty days.
Persons in want Of clothing will do we'll
to give Mr.. Boskowitz Q call. His card.
to be found in another column. speaks
for itself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
BREATH

AND PEARLY TEETH are easily Obtained
By cleansing your teeth daily with that 'usus
popular dentifries. sozoDoNT. COMPOSED
Of rare antissptic herbs. It imparts wnitensss
70 the teeth, q delicious aroma 70 me orsashI,
and preserves intact. from youth 70 on1
ago, the teeth. Acidity Of the stomasn VA ~
destroy the strongest teeth unle,s ~
ELECTS ss conntsrsetsd with
aud this pure tooth.wash protec.s W. ~ VI
hsrss 70 tSsn. All yous druggist sos soz0'
DON'T.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
Placer Mining.

Parks Barnes and Frank Northway Of
Dayton are placer mining. says the
sutro Independent, at the mouth Of Gold
Canyon. Mr.. Barnes informed q rspor.
ter Of that paper last Friday that the
dirt FIVE feet below the surface pays
from Ave to afty cents to the pan. As
sinking shafts and running drifts Is
expensive, they shovel of the surface
ground, aud from there down the dirt
will pay good wages for working 1t. A
gold nugget was discovered BY them the
other day, a few feet below the surface.
worth seven dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
,.,,. consolidated.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Jan. a. lsso.-H.nry a.
cs,,iS.. .S,cr,tary: Our south lateral Drift
1000 level, continues to make lar pro-
80. encountering strinsers Of low-grado
o. The heat has greatly dimished. which
yerv materially assists US in extending q
Developments. The Wine on our isoe
is,sl las been sunk and timbered IL feet
aha nast week to date. The horse men
TONED in a several letters still continues
=" s,;.t. Total depth Of this winze, 22S
feet. Our pumps handle tho water win
go and are in good running condition.
e HENRY BAwpES, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
District Court

The following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning:
Estate of Adam Hsrbold, deceased
Ordered that executor pay assessment on
30 shares Of Sierra Nevada stock.
Smith Va. Fox.-Judgmsnt BY stipula.
ton in favor Of defendant on merits,
and that each party pay his own costs.
Brsnson vs. Cummings Judgment
for defendant by stipulation.
Jurors excused till Monday, Feb. 2.
Adjourned till Wednesday at 10 A. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

corp HILL, Jan. "a. lsso.-Gso,gs Wal.
r., Pr,,idat. The north DRIFT has
ian advanced seven feet north Of our
18th line. with . view to . win
no. Imnsri.l workings. to enable them 70
tns nss az our shaft. Our shaft 10 2,S6s
ma. S.sn' and work was today discontinued
leo, aesp until our new rope arrives, now
nn.ans The north Wine 10 10 feet' on
oSe.I ,ur. Mellow the a7o0 level. All the
tns sioP w. ths 25OO level are completed:
.na wort i being pushed on tanks II ?
ana wolN ~ an hob pits I, q. 81. 8 and6.
IL - "en {. T. JAxrs, Supt.
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ward.

VIRGINIA CIrY, Jan. a.. lSS0.-Jdeob
Sadtsid, Jr.. Secretary: The %company's
shaft has been sunk and timbered Is feet
for the week ending this date; total depth.
1890 feet. The ground encountered the
past week has been Of . harder character
than for the two previous weeks. The
dow Of water continues strong, and no
marked change To report. The north drift,
which forms . connection with the Julia
mine, 10 still undergoing repairs. The
hosting machinery remains in excellent
running condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
OvermAn.

aoLp HILL, Jan. a. lsso.-Georgs w.
Bearer, Presidsnt. During the week end
Ing this day the north crosscut has been
extended 6S feet. There has been no ma
tsriai change In the formation since last
report. Work 10 progressing we'll at the
Forman shaft and the pumping engine
will b nearly or quite ready 70 start up
CHS. EoaxAS, aupt,
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RulIion.

oo1p HILL, Jan. 20, 1880; n. ora'
.,N, Secretary: During the w. mSsr.d .
cline Wine has been sunk .na sa..i dsn,h
distance Of IS feet. making 'ns s1c az ~.
on the slope from the 2ieo levei s,I :.
NJ. will commence opening AUG ~
,hs as5o level on Tuesday. Tnere u no
ms,srisl change In the formation since my
LII rrport Work 10 progressing weiias
\ mine and everything 10 In good oroer'
p. AGO. 9rxpx1T, aupI
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STOCK
0an nanofseO Board.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

The Virginia FOotigM accuses this
pencil" Of never having made its mark
"A blsmslsss accusation and . point
doubtless we'll taken. Bot It strikes
..this psncil' % better never to make
mark It al than to make false entries In
o ledger,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
Caledonia.

GoLp HILL. Jan. a. lsso.-Georgs W.
bearer. President: During the week end
ing this day the south drift has boon ex-
tended 60 feet. The formation mel with
10 the same a. at last report. At Forman
shaft w have made good progress with
work and will have the pumping engine
nearly or quite ready TO put steam on dur.
ing the coming week.
CHAs, FoRxkN, Supt,
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silver Hill.

SILVER HILL NINE, Jan. a., 1sso.-W.
e. Dsan, Secretary: Our surface pump
bob has been put In good order. which dc.
layed work In the mine part Of two shifts.
The east crosscut has been extended aud
timbered 43 feet through clay. porphyry
and quartz. The face this morning IL hard
and regular. showing very little water.
The air IL fine and cool.
n. @. HiLLrER, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26
. DeHarsures Lsss Evssisg.

AC Hendershot. r Howard, J Huss'
G c Atherton. Addie Howard. J Rugg.
d Block. Nettie Bowen. J II eager. Guy
Thorpe. Mrs q A Fitzmeier. II Bawdsn' r
= Glsdding. Lizzie Roberts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

Departures basuruAy Eseu"s'
W H smith and wife, J Meade. J A Nc
Csusland. Mary Wesley. o Antonella and
wife, Mrs Thscksm. DR. Pritchard. Miss A
McMorry. Belle Smith. Miss = Miles, j
Powers, J p Moran. Mrs. Brown and
daughter.
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TO the PUBLIC.

r DESIRE TO rNFoRM ny FRIENDS ON
/ the Comstock that ! still continue TO copy
and enlarge portraits In ink. water colors or
efsyon. from old or faded pictures. Ny studio
H. ct No. 40 kearny street, San Francisce.
rooms that ! will Let By the day, week OF meath.
On suite or sinGls, Of reasonAbla pEtoes.-
ns2e1u x3&A onLls bkIIA.
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Arrival. YESTERDAY mor.i.r.

JIM Bell. T LOTUS and family. X kir-
man. T Manning. J Richards. q N VAN
ripper. d K Pollock. d Z Lee. 4 Hsnder-
shOd. T Taylor, Willie Armstrong. Mrs
W Il Armstrong. Jessie Armstrong. Mrs a
Davis. Mrs L II Torp. J Croall.
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vn,.s. snss nor.s.g.

EB E,n nedy. + Bosco. R Tracy. sc
PoSls, X Lamb. A W Pray. p W Van
s....s. A Il HAwiey. Mrs. Patterson. X
Howard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

ISSUES oommsrciAl and Tnavsien' oredits,
available In any part Of the world. hakse
transfsrs Of money BY telegnph and CABLE. aAd
draws exchange Il customary ussnoes.
This Bank has Special Tssslisiss ~
n~sla.. Al. Rnnul~A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

We call the special attention Of Mine and
Nil Superiutendsnts % our afgs ana con.
MINING purpossa. We ofer that class Of goods
Al a row FI0UREs - they can be landed
from = part Of the United States, TINS
snablinq mills ana mines OF the Comstock 70
uurchsse Oils, Candies. etc.. - cheap In VIZ.
einis a. they can either In Ban francisco o.
he East, with . guarantss OF obtaining ftst
an. eoods. delivered fres Of charge d ths
mines In Virginia or Gold Hill.
]. 4 ]. D. MALloN,
% virninia. Nevada.
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EXCHANGE

o ne principal cities throughout tbs United
STATES. Europe, Japan. China and the East
indies. the Australian Colonies and New e.
And, I'D on Honolulu (HAwAiD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-26

EXCHANGE for sale on all the principal
oitiss Of Europe and the Orient.
aa 4. W. WHITE, Msnass.
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DERRCTORss
LOUIS MoLAHE. prssidsns
j. o. ,chs y. 1ai1Grii. ). /. S5S x,f:'a'''
JAMES q. FAIR.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

LONDON BAxKIn-Msssrs. Smith, Payne l
Smiths; the Union Bank OF London. t6
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NEW YolE BAKKls-Ths Bank OF New Yosk,
y. l.. A.; American Exchange National Bank.
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DfRRCrORSs
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THIS BANK DOES A GENERAL BANKING.
4 Stock aud Exchange Businss.
stocks Beaghs and Sold ssd Carried
On Liberal Mafgiss.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-09
LEGAL.
AN OMnINANNII

An Ordinance csiabHshHg me grude N Pros
poet street befWcen Luke and West streets.
SIC. BE Il ordained by the Council OF
the yillnge Of Ashtabula, that the grade of
Prospect street hereto fore submitted hy Dn-
vld slnaniC upon pronles, with eNplnnlto.
~ notes, thereon approved by this Council.
January mlsO, be ana the same " hereby es
la3iished as and for a permanent grade for
saaid Prospect street between Lake aud
West streets
$40. II. Said grade Is Ms follows;
Commencing at point whore Prospect
street interseCts east line OF lake street
(Which point Is shown ON profile as station
~ having an elevation OF 10db feet above
low water Of Lake Erie, thence westerly 100
feet with descending Rradlent OF l2k-lOOO
loot per 100 feet TO Station 4; thence westerly
lOJ feet with an ascen ing gradient OF 2 10
foot per 100 feet TO station .; thence westerly
WO rect with an ascending gradient OF / and
bOl-lnO leet per 100 feet 70 station 3. having
an elevation of los feet above low wnter OF
said lake; thence westerly 800 feet with an
ascending gradient OF $40 ofa foot per 100
feet to station l8 thence westerly 800 feet
with an acendlng gradient Of a33-lO00 foot to
station 10; thence westerly 600 feet with an
ascending gradient OF 8l-i000 foot per 100 feet
To station p, having an elevation of ia feet,
thence westerly 100 feet with n descending
gradient Of I foot per 100 n. to station gE
thence westerly $50 feet with a descending
gradientOf3 8li-l0OO feet per 100 feet tostntlon
2iNsO feet, having en elevation Of lO5 and 0-iO
feet thence westerly 40 feet level grade
across rail road track to station 25x2O; thence
$50 feet westerly with an ascending gradient
of3 Oll-lOOO feet per 100 feet to station Y7.
! thence westerly loco feet with a descending
gradient Of $4,000 foot per 100 feet TO station
"a having an elevation Ofll1 2-1O feet; thence
westerly LOO feet with o descending grade OF
l2-lW not per 100 feet to station A, having an
elevation Of 100 feet and which Is about in
the east line Of West street
SEC. Ill. The curb grade shall be-as shown
| by the profle-of the same height as the
centre OF the street.
SEC w. The grade for sidewalks on both
sides OF said street shall be-.as shown bysaid
prohle-slx Inches higher than the grade of
the curb line. excepting on the south side Of
said street between stations and 10, where
the grade is as follows: Al station grade is
51O feet, at station grade is $40 feet at sta
tion 10 grade Is foot, and at station 10 grade
| Is $40 feet above curb grade.
SEC. V. This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after It's passage
aud legal publication. Passed July 7ih. lS}l
Attest f. l.. KING, Mayor.