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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-27

Rubber and oil clothing at
ap4-tf Smith a. Harrington's.
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New parasols, French patterns,
cheap, ut CowHIcK's.
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Gen. Merritt offers for sale his horses.
carriage and piano, at less than cost.
Inquire at Fort Russell a24dtf
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Regular communication of Cheyenne
Lodge No. I, A. y. 4 A. NJ. this
(Tuesdayl evening at 8 O'Clock. Visiting
brethren fraternally invited
ISAAC BERGMAN, W. NJ.
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II you feel languid and weak, OF are
suffering with biliousness or indiges-
ton, try the IA. q G." bitters ana OBJ
tain relief. Sold by
matt Addoms q Glover.
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Try the "a. & G. Bitters; they are
superior to all other. Sold by Addoms
Il Glover. a27-tf
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Seats 400. Stage 20x30, scenery.
Apply TO Joslin & Arnold. II
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BOOTS and Shoes Ut
ap4-tf Smith q Harrington's.
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A full line Of gents and boys Hats ut
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SrALDNa's GLUE, like the shirt Of
Nessus. cannot he pulled OF. daw
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Boots and shoes at Polack's.


Two desirable front rooms, from
April LIST. w. G. provinces.
m30-tf
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Garden seeds and Towering plants in
large quantity ut
ap25-0t PEAsE x TAyLoR's.
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Chicago 1hles: Dslsszte Dopney.
Of Wyoming, must be : religious Ia
nztie - well n M egregions ass. He
introduced . biIi, some time ago, APP
propri<ting 5000 900 for tso paintings
Of the Savior. A few days later be OBJ
tanned permission 70 print in the
Record An argument in favor Of the
measure Yesterday mornings issue
Of this brilliant publication contained
his '~'speech," which proved to be .
poem In blank verse. and copyrighted.
Objection was made In both houses
to the insertion Of copyrighted articles
in the public records. and. although
hnai action was not taken, 1t Is proba-
BILE that the poem win be stricken out.
This surprising exhibition Of lunacy
ought 10 result In stopping the practice
Of printing speeches never delivered.
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PIXIES TooruAcnE DRors CURE IN
ONE MINUTE.
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For bargains in clothing go to
Polack,s.
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Blankets from g. so up, at Polack's.
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Imported Pale Sherry, and imported
Clarcts at
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pleasant 10 the taste, and IL the pre-
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female physicfnns and nurses In the
United States. Sold everywhere; %
cents q bottie- j9-eod&w-1y
sHair Revivum' restores the color
Of the hair by re~juvenating it. OF
druggists ct 80 cents, daw
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Malarial Fevers, constipation. tor
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debility. nervousness and neuralgia
ailments yield readily to this great dis
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the mvages OF disease by converting the
food into rich blood, and It gives new
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always See 'sProverbsr in another
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GFirst and only
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All kinds Of Book and Job Printing
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
u,,o, consolidated.

VIRGINIA CRY, Jan. II, $780, Robert
.Sler,eood. President: On our 1000 level the
Joint Mexican west crosscut on south
ern boundary has been advanced IL feet
through a vein formation and Is now In
AIS feet from tho main north drift. The
Joint Mexican winze has been sunk n
timbered II feet through . soft birdseye
posphyry. making . total depth OF 2S5 feet.
Work will be discontinued in this Wine
today from considerations OF safety and
the connection made from the south drift
on the $500 level. On our $500 level the
main south drift has been advanced 40 feet
through Q birdseye porphyry, making Q
total distance from the Union shaft OF 492
feet and leaving 81 feet to DO run before
connecting with the joint winze sunk from
the 1000 level. The work OF charging and
retimbering the main drift south from the
Sierra NeyadA Wine Is completed and we
have started an east crosscut from that
point. Tho track Is laid through our
north drift TO the ore Slopes on this level
and VIC are carrying our sill floor south
from the end Of the Sierra Nevada slopes.
On our 2i00 level the east drift has been
extended 80 feet and Is now in 2OS feet
from the main shaft, passing through ore
giving good assays for . distance oil nine
feet, when low-grade ore was encountered.
which continues to the face. There Is no
change TO note in our ore Slopes. They are
yielding the usual quantity OF good mill
Ing ore. The work In and about the
Union shaft is making good progress.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19

Surveyor Hoffman has returned from
his trip to the Sutro tunnel and brings
measurements.
January II the north header was It'll
feet from the center Of the tunnel and
234.7S feet into Best & Bslcher ground.
During the last three days 10 feet were
made. an amount Of work wholly unap.
preached in all the history Of running
excavations under ground. The ground
in the frst place works we'll and requires
no timbering. Then each Of the bosses
is allowed to choose his own men and
there 10 q strife between the shifts as to
which will do the most work and q laud-
able emulation on the part Of all en-
ployed to make q bigger record than has
yet been made. Tho speed with which
the north header is being sent through
the 538 feet Of Best & Belcher ground
entities 1t to DO designated as the
"Rreased. lightning drift.
The south header was yesterday In
673.66 feet and had penetrated Bullion
ground 28X feet. It is now In good
working ground.
The prospecting drifts have been dis.
continued for the present for the pur-
pose OF repairing the tunnel, keeping
the grade good through tho swelling
ground and cutting out Q station near
station No. 2ifor an air receiver.
The north lateral branch Of the tun.
mel does not run squarely across the
Savage or Gould & Curry. In passing
through Savage the I'll feet were length.
ensd to Ss3 feet; Gould 4 Curry, GA
feet to Gl8 feet. II 10 now running
nearly due north.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
Ansr.ee. Issormai se..ion.

BAN FRAScIsco. Jan. 1880 P. NJ
10 Ophir iss. $50 do IS. 20 do IS; 100
Belcher II. $50 do H.. 100 do IN. 100
do IN. $40 do II. 800 do 1914. 725 do
10k. ITO do ios. s do iOk. 100 do loS;
go Bodie IN; IS Utah iis; 10 do IAN.
60 de lia; SIS Best 4 Belcher Is; S.
Mexican IS. 10 do TN. 8 do TN; 100
Crown Point 9. 665 do Sc; so Confidence
81; 10 Alpha II; 995 Lady Bryan ~;
800 do ~, 2i0 do ~; 200 Crown Point 6,
40 do So; $40 Mono ~; $50 Ward q 65;
700 North Bonanza 1. 100 do CSC; IT'S
Lady Bryan ~; 470 Bullion 81. $40 do
O.; 1856 Yellow Jacket i2h. IS do l2S, 5
do l2h; TAO Sierra Nevada 20. 20 do lst.
IS do 20; 100 South Bulwer l 40. 400 do
IN; 20 CaledodiA l 90. $40 do 2. so do
! IS. 10 do q o5; Ito Bullion 81; 80 Scor-
pion 81, so do 8 60. 100 do 81; 200 Bodie
~; so Scorpion s IS; 800 Tioga 8 Is; $50
Flowery soc; 800 MAekay zoe; 60 Gould L
Curry 81; 70 do ca. 80 do6S; 100 Mono
~; 10 Mexican TN; 80 ophir IS; 20
Belcher II; $40 do l0k.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
Union shaft.

VIRGINIA CRY, Jan. II, 1SS0.-Georgs c.
Pratt. Secretary: Balance bob No. 4 Is In
position. and bob station No. 8 and tank
station No. 4 are being timbered. The
work Of retimbering the drain tunnel that
cuts into the shaft l75 feet below the sur.
face Is completed. and We are putting in q
tank at that point for the use Of the con.
densing pump Of our pumping engine.
We shall commence this coming week the
work Of putting in the foundations for the
pumps at tank station No. s. A large
force Of men Is still necessary TO relieve
the shaft below the 1000 level and keep 1t
In condition for work. We are pushing
the work Of erecting our largo pumping
engine with all possible energy. All the
machinery is On the ground, and many OF
the large pieces arc In place. The work
on our machine shop Is progressing well;
the large lathe Is running and the other
tools will DO In position during the CON-
ing week. Thomas H. Rooney, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
Sierra Nevada.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Jan. II. lss0.-W. ".
Stet.on. Secretary: The north drift on
the 22O0 level has been advanced during
the week Al feet; total distance, $50 feet.
The face OF this drift still continues In the
Same formation described In my last let.
ter. The north drift on the $500 level has
been advanced IS feet; total distance, 207
feet. The face Is now passing through .
very excellent formation. carrying string.
ers Of quartz giving low assays, and show.
ing q slight seepage Of water. We have
found 1t necessary during the week to tim
Der the northwest drift. the ground being
too soft to stand without II. This work 10
nearly completed. We have also run .
drift east from the station on this level .
distance Of 40 feet. This drift has passed
through what would seem to DO on eastern
ore body giving some fair assays for q dis.
lance Of 20 feet. The dow Of water from
all parts Of the mine remains about the
same. ALEX. G. MCKENZIE. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
Consolidated Virginia.

VIRGINIA CIrY. Jan. IL. 1850. w.
Harsn.. .Sscr,iarv: We have hoisted 1887
tons Of ore during the past week. On our
$50 level the work Of charging and re-
pairing the joint west crosscut from the
Consolidated shaft 10 completed and we
shall resume work in crosscut No. 2.
which was discontinued on account OF
water appearing in the face last November.
IL having drained out since that time.
On our 1850 level We continue to find and
extract some ore lying to the east OF the
old stopes. On our 1850 level we continue
to extract some low grade ore from No. ]
winze. On our 2l50 level the work OF
enlarging and retimbering our main south
drift is completed, and tho joint Best Il
Belcher crosscut will be started the coming
week. On our $3.50 level We are making
preparations TO start . main south drift
from the C.. 4 G. shaft, which will be con-
tinued to our southern boundary and con.
nected with the joint Best 4 Belcher winze
to be sunk from the 1850 level. All the
machinery at the @. 4 @. shaft Is working
satisfactorily. W. II. PATTON. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19

VIRGINIA CrrY, Jan. 18, 1Ss0.-W. Willie,
Secretary: On our 100 level the joint east
drift has been extended 81 feet during the
past week; total length from main lateral
drift, 1921 feet. The north header Of tho
Sutro tunnel has penetrated the Company's
ground q distance Of 200 feet and IL being
rapidly driven through . formation that
requires no timbering. Our crosscut
from the bottom Of the Wine on our north
line also Of the Con. virginia. will DO
started on Tuesday next. This crosscut
will be run jointly with tho Con. Virginia
Company and the work conducted through
the Con. Virginia mine and the @. 4 @.
shaft. At the G. 4 G. and D. 4 B. joint
shaft NO sinking has been done since Mon.
day. The influx OF water was 30 great that
IL was thought advisable to stop the work
for q short time and allow the water to
drain out. During the week our force Of
shaft men has been engaged TO good advan.
tage on the bob pit. Sinking will DO re-
sumsd the first Of the week.
H. q. PESoYER, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
California;.

VIRGINIA CIrr, Jan. IL, 1850. y.
Gordon. S,ereiory: During the past week
ll52 tons Of ore have been extracted. On
a $50 level the work Of enlarging and
retimbering the joint west crosscut from
the Consolidated shaft Is now completed.
Work has been resumed in the north drift,
which is now in 1876 feet. passing through
Q heavy clay formation. On our 1900 level
we have commenced to reopen and retim.
Der the northwest drift. 1t will be reopened
q distance Of $50 feet and . west crosscut
run to open and thoroughly explore the
ground to the east Of tho old slopes. On
the 1850 level the north ore body below
the sill floor continues TO yield fair grade
ore. The raise from crosscut No. 8 Is con-
nected with the 1850 level. This opening
forms q permanent air way and improves
the ventilation in this part OF the mine.
On our 1850 Level the north drift has been
extended Is feet and is now go feet north
from the G. 4 G. shaft, and continues in
vein formation carrying some quartz. On
our 1850 level we are making preparations
TO run Q north drift, which will be con-
tinued to our northern boundary. On our
also level the main south lateral Drift
from the Ophir has been extended "a feet
through hard. blasting porphyry with
s,reaks Of clay. The machinery at the O.
& @. shaft IL all working satisfactorily.
W. Il. Parton, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
Piper's opera Ilouss.

The Nellie Boyd Dramatic Combine
ton will close Its short sason ut Piper's
Opera House tomorrow night. This even.
ing. the "octoroon." with Miss Boyd as
Zoe. Last evening "Fanchon" was
given and In the main quite acceptably.
The Fanchon OF Miss Boyd Is the best
impsrsonation yet given Us by that lady
and In It she compares iavorably with
other actresses Of moro extended reputa.
ton. She sings delightfully."- and dances
we'll. Her shadow dance was most ad.
mirsbly done. II the lady would correct
q bad habit (nothinR slse) Of putting her
right arm and hand over her head too
frequently her Fanchon would be much
improved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
The Ute Negotiations.

WASHINGTON. January l9.-0ursy had
o second interview with Schurz satur-
day. It has been about determined to
send ouray, Jack and other chiefs back
to Colorado in charge Of an agent. for
the purpose Of bringing, II possible, the
twelve Ute murdsrers, Of a many Of
them as can be induced to come. It is
believed by those who are informed in
Indian matters that It is the intention to
play upon the fears Of the Indians,
with q view OF settling on a. good
terms as possible. Ouray has per.
sisted from the first that he has NO
power TO bring In these Indians. he
assures the Secretary that he cannot
compel them unless he can kill them
Hrst, which he 10 personally willing to
undertake. It Is understood that Gen.
eral Hatch 10 already on tho way, or
about to start from the Indian country
with o second delegation Of Southern
Utes, who will come here In o few days.
It 10 not likely they will be allowed to
60 homo until they have come to some
agreement which will DO satisfactory to
the government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.


Tho following letters, under the dates
given. have been sent from the Comstock
10 the principal Offices Of tho various COM
NAMES in San Francisco:
Opnir.
VIRGINIA CrrY, January II. 1880. L.
Weller. President: Work has not yet been
resumed in the bottom OF our main incline.
The work Of cutting out the tank station at
that point is making good progress. On
our $500 level the work Of ~excavating the
ore and waste chutes Is progressing well.
As soon a. these are completed work will
DO resumed in the east drift. The main
north drift has been advanced Is feet
through q Manufacturing vein matter.
carrying streaks OF quartz, and IL % IN
III feet from the station. On our $500
level the joint Mexican west crosscut on
our northern boundary has been extended
10 feet through 4 soft vein porphyry, re.
quiring careful timbering. making . total
length Of 298 feet from the main north
drift. We shall this week resume work In
the main east drift from the incline. On
our 22O0 level the south drift on the Hardy
vein 10 in 10 feet and Is showing low grade
ore In the face. We have also started .
drift north in the Hardy vein. This DRIFT
will follow tho vein In that direction
and thoroughly explore the ground under
the development made in the north end OF
the level above. II 10 now in eight feet
and shows fair grade ore In the face. On
our 2i00 level the north drift In the Hardy
vein has been advanced II feet through .
heavy vein formation. making the total
length from crosscut No. I, 339 feet. The
progress in this drift has been interrupted
during the week by the work Of laying the
sills in the ore passed through preparatory
10 stoping out the m We are putting
in the pump column and rods fer our $500
station pump and expect to start the pump
within two weeks. Our ore slopes are
yielding the usual amount Of good milling
ore and our machinery Is working well.
w. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
HENRY BAwpES, supt.
savage.

VIRGINIA CRY, Jan. 10. $780, Z. b.
HOLMES. Secretary: During tho past week
We have repaired and timbered the drift
leading from the 10th station to tho Hale
L Norcross 6s feet; total distance repaired
and retimbered 2s5 feet. Have put 800
feet Of new guides In south shaft; total
in said shaft 1900 feet, and in north shaft
$50 feet Of new guides. Have pumped
water from and repaired incline below the
2200 level 81 feet; total distance pumped
and repaired l60 feet. Will commence
sinking incline today. Drift from Com.
bination shaft tor incline has been ex-
tended 80 feet; total distance Of drift, In.
GLIDING station, 1853 feet. Machinery In
good order. JOHN P. KELLEY, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
MEDICINE SHOULD NOT BE
CuNGEO

Dy the suddenness aud violence OF its effects.
Self evident as this proposition would seem.
there are many foolish persons who arc con.
tent Only with 9 remedy which acts abruptly.
The pill aud other nostrum vendors who trade
upon the eredulity OF thi. class md their best
holt" - poor Artemus Ward termed 10. In the
sale Of violent pursatives. SO long - they
wrench the bowels Of their dupes ,uf,cisntlr,
they are pretty surs OF . certain measure OF suc.
cess. II instead Of such pernicious rubbish.
Hortsttss's stomach Bitiers 10 used. the results
are widely different. Tue bowels are reliey ed.
but always gently. by this pleasant laxative.
which does not weaken but invigorsies them,
and sndows the CO operative organs Of diges-
tiop and bilious secretion with activity aud
rraularity, strengthens the constitution and
phyvious. and while II 10 safe In iis constitu-
snts, y n nsisntly prompt In operation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
Utah.

VIRGINIA Orr, Jan. II, 1879.-GeorgsC C.
Pratt, Secretary. During the past week We
have made fair progress with all work In
and about the mine. Tho main incline
has attained . depth Of l2s feet below the
1850 level. measuring on the slope. The
rock passed through during tho week has
been very hard, but now looks ~ II It
would soon get softer. The flow Of water
At the bottom continues about tho same Is
at last report. At the 1850 level the south
lateral drift, which was started Q little
over Q week sgo 10 now In 80 feet, with
the face In vein ~porphyry and clay with
stringsrs Of quartz. An east crosscut has
been started at this point and IL now In Is
feet. The pumps arc handling the water
with esse. W. B. SH%ErPERD, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
Consolidated Imperial.

GOLD HILL, Jan. IS, 1850. X. r.
Harmon, President: We are cutting out
for . station and sinking for . stump at
foot OF south winze on our $500 level. II
will require about ten days to complete
this work. We will then start . drift on
this level south to connect with . drift
from Yellow Jacket running north on
their 270O level. which corresponds To our
$500 Lowell. We are making our usual
progress with work In the mine, and sv-
erything Is moving along satisfactorily.
A. @. HAMILTON, sup't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
Fire

We desire to call attention to the we'll
established and popular Are insurance
agency Of ]. A. Brumsey, 46 South @
street, Virginia, where contracts are
made and policies issued In California,
Eastern aud foreign companies without
delay or reference to remote offices. Mr..
Brumssy is the only general aud ad.
justing agent In Nevads-knows how to
write q policy to protect his patrons,
and gives personal attention to his bust.
ness. Look at his New Years list Of
companies In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19
Julia Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Jan. II, 1sso.-Henry A.
Charles. Secretary: The south lateral drift,
1000 level, il making fair progress. String
ers Of ore are encountered. giving fair a..
says. The temperature Is very much les.
sened since tho bulkhead was placed in.
combining the heat and steam at or near
the face Of the crosscut, and escaping
through the sub.drain. The winze on tho
1900 level has attained q depth Of 2l0 feet.
A heavy horse has been encountered, which
has thrown tho quartz body to tho east.
with the horse resting in the well'deined
west wall. The temperature throughout
the 1900 and 1000 levels 10 lower than at
any previous time. A strong current OF
air continually fows through to the Ward
shaft. The fiow Of water on our bottom
level 10 being handled with ease. The
machinery and pumps are running at .
moderate speed.
HENRY BAwDES, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-19

A dispatch received yesterday BY s.
v. Mooney from the Savage placer mine
says that everything Is all right there
once moro and work will DO resumed In
the tunnel today. The snow slide only
took away two cabins. Everything else
was ~uninjured.
The seventh annual ball Of the Viz
einis City Caledonia Club, at National
Guard Hall, Friday evening, will DO .
grand affair - we'll a. an enjoyable ons.
For time Of departure Of Bodis stages
from Virginia, zee advertisement in n
other column.
There will b Q meeting Of the Town
Trustees this evening.