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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28
Counterfeiting.

CHICAGO, June 26.-The Times says
The Treasury authorities are In o cave
Of gloom. because the only original
cheap money psople-ths countsrisitsrs
are producing. In large numbers,
grssnbscks and national bank notes,
which defy detection. Indeed, the sole
difference between the bogus and gsnu.
Inc Is that the former are more artistic
and In many respects better specimens
Of the e~ngravsr's skill. The 500 coun-
tsrfsits now in circulation are 30 perfect
that many experts have been deceived
by thsm,i and they have been aoated 30
adroitly that the secret service officers
have not besn able TO obtain the slight-
est clue 10 their authors. It II proposed
to call In all 500 bills and TO ask Con.
gress next winter to authorize o new
issue Of bank and treasury notes.
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Three More.

CANTON. o., June 26.-Three murder
srs wsre hanged here yesterday together.
Two Of them, G. D. Ohr and George
w. Mann, were convicted Of the murder
Of John wattmoush. an aged weaver, Of
Philadelphia, who was tramping through
the country, and who was murdered q
year ago In the woods by Mann and OH
Tor his money, Ave dollars, and Q silver
watch. The other, John Sammel. only
seventeen years old, killed Chris.
Spuhler last fall on the v OF Sammsl's
trial for burglary. Spuhler being Q wit.
ness against him. 6ammel was tried,
convicted and sentenced for the burglary,
and then brought from the penitsntiary
and tried and convicted Of the murder.
There was no incident OF importance
connected with the execution. Death
was almost instantaneous. A vast crowd
was about the jailyard. aud Ave military
companies were on guard. There was
no disturbance,
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iripsr's opera House.

The "Piratss Of Psnzanos" Combins-
ton closed their engagement at Pipsr's
Opera House last night BY playing
"Pinafore."
This evening they will produce the
same piece in Carson.
Next Friday another season OF four
nights and two matinsss will be com.
msnosd with John Woodward's great
company, which Ia to play "Californis.
Through Death Valley" It Is repre-
ssnted q the most thrilling drama on
the boards.
Az will DO seen, particular attention
will DO paid 10 the desires OF the ladies
and children. there being two mstnses
-ons on Saturday afternoon and An
other on Monday afternoon after the
celebration exercises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28
Dl.trict Ceurs-Ri.,.s. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted In this Court today:
]. George Fitzmsisr vs. His Creditors
Sheriff appointed assignee.
John W. Sharon ". His Creditors
Petitioner discharged from all liabilities.
Cedar Hill Mining Company vs. Gold
Lead Mining Company-Plaintiffs al
lowed to fls counter afidavits.
State OF Nevada vs.. California Mining
Company and Con. Virginia Mining
Company. four casss-Plaintif granted
till July 10 to amend complaint; defend.
ants allowed till August LIST to plead.
Trial jurors excused till Tuesday,
June 80.
Overman Mining Company VI. ]. B.
Trsadwsll ct al. In this case Stone 4
lilies appeared for the plaintiff and
Lewis & Deal for the defendants. Yer.
dict for plaintiff. No testimony was
admitted on the part Of the defendant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28
S.rsh Bo.s..a asd Fiowery.

yrxorSIA, June IS. 1S8o.-W. ".
Saetson, Secretary The north lateral driit
north on the coo level has been advanced
81 feet during the week. showing. no
change whatever. The northwest diii'
on the GOO level was advanced during
the week "a feet through = mixture OF
quartz and porphyry. The big donkey
pump has been lowered to phase In the
mine, and a. 500 a. proper arrange
ments can DO made. sinking OF the main
shaft will be resumed. A new cable
LI5 inches, l400 feet long, has bean
put on the south end. The two old cables
are now being spliosd for the north END.
D. Il. JACKSON. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28
THE SCHOOL PICNIC.
An Exciting Arshsry rsurnsasss-
The Exeursiea . Grand Success
In All Particulars.

The school picnic last Saturday. under
the direction Of Principals Gray, Willis
and Baker. Of Virginia, was . success
socially and financially. At least, all
who attended had q good time. and the
managers are able to settle all their bills
without having to 60 down into their
pockets, as is usually the case With
school picnics.
The grounds were found to DO in first
class condition. and the visitors soon
spread on, to enjoy their fsvorits sports;
The archery tournament was Q novel
sssturs and attracted much attention.
The contestants were all members Of the
Comstoct Merry Bowmen, and were
under the direction Of Major z. K.
Otey, who IL known As 1.-THE Lone
Archer Of the Sierra"
Hh.-.
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Singular Suicide.

CHICAGO. june 26.-D. P. Newell. .
wsll.known real estate dealer. Is sup
posed to have committed suicide under
peculiar circumstances. His mind had
been diseased lately and he has become
impressed with the notion that he had
invented . l~ife-preserver composed OF
lead. He took passage n day this
week on the steamer Shsboygan for
Grand Haven. ACROSS the lake, leaving
word for bis wife that he was going ont
to try his invention. and that abe would
soon know the result. It appears that
be quietly undresssd when halt way to
the other shore. and, binding the lead
which he carried with him about his
body. slipped unobservsd into the water.
His body has not been seen since and
probably never will be recovered.
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the coMsTock.
L.sssrs from tho supsrinsssdssss
OF Our Mines.

The following letters. under the dates
given, have been sent from the Cemstock
10 the Offices OF the companies In San
Francisco
YslleW jacket.
GOLD HILL. June 26. 18So.-Qsorgs
". Wallace, Vics President: The south
drift on the 1928 level towards the Grown
Point north DRIFT has been extended 30
feet during the past week. The present
length Of the same Ia 275 feet from the
shaft; will probably make . connection
in this drift by the 30th instant. At the
bottom Of the shaft We have extended
drift to increase the capacity Of the stump
10 feet. During the week We have placed
No. IS pump al the 5000 station and
built up Q column and rod above the
same to Q connection with the pump
and rod above. We are ballasting
the hobs now. preparatory to starting
the pumps. Have commenced the work
Of constructing . reservoir on the sur.
face for the purpose Of cooling the mine
water to use in condenser.
T. q. TAYLOR. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

The details Of arrangement for the
grand Indspsndsnes celebration and
barbecue In Gold Hill next Monday are
about completed. and the programme
will BE- Published shortly. Mr.. v.
Bu.sch, one Of the oldest and best
known residents OF Gold Hill, will Oh.
ciats as Grand Marshal. having been
unanimously chosen. All invited organ
nations who have not yet responded are
requested to report themselves to the
Committee Of Arrangements or to the
Grand Marshal, at once. In order thai he
may assign them . place in the process
sion. The barbecue and general feast
will bs given 1t the Homestead. where
also the exercises will be held. The
tables will be spread in the large hall.
and the exercises will DO held Outside
beneath an immense canvas. The Car
an Brass Band has been engaged, and
will furnish the music for the occasion,
including dancing in the hall After the
fess, il cleared away. Hon. ]. Il. Harris
will oliver the Grafton. w. q. Hyde the
poem, and Judge E. @. Cook will read
che D.cls-stion Of Independents. A
considerable amount Of money has been
collected to defray the expenses, and
mere will be paid in after the hrst OF the
month. The exp,nses Of the occasion
will Be principally for the great barbecue
feast. giving everybody plenty to eat. as
vol a. participation in the exercises
and festivities. All dons.ions Of eash
will BE- thankfully received sAd carefully
accounted for. The surplus remaining
over expenses viii b given TO the Wild
ows and children Of the victims Of the
late calamity. therefore all who can are
specially invited to contribute freely.
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4Hersv Notes.

It 10 trustworthy reported that E. j.
Baldwin, w. L. Pritohard and Theodore
Winters have agreed to put none OF their
horses on the track at the coming Sacra.
nsnto Fair. They are dissatisfied with
the premiums. which are small in com.
psrison to the prizes for horned stock.
Unless the Trustees OF the California
State Fair make satisfactory changes in
the premium List. the horses Of these
parties will not appear. This would DO
quito q loss to the Sacramento Fair.
These horses will attend the Reno Fair.
Eligs Downsr. lessee OF the Carson
race track, has concluded to change the
date Of the proposed trotting races from
Monday. July s to Sunday. July 4.
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The Surrstt Business.

New YoRx, June 2s.-Ths Tribune
says: The Democratic journals have
begun TO give q revised version Of Gen.
Hanoook's conduct In the surratt case.
Mrs. Tonsy. daughter Of Mrs. surrstt,
and her husband, Professor Tonsy. do.
nounos General Hancock.
The review OF General Hsncock's
career In the Filth military district In
lS67.8 shows him to have been the tool
OF c~onspirstors. who intended to throw
of the reconstruction laws. Il Ia shown
that General Hanoock's last active mill.
tsry campaign. that against the chsy.
enns Indians, cost the government
90, 900, 900 and proved . failure.
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The sarsnsid Guard Ball.

As Is already we'll understood BY the
greater portion Of our citizens. the bal
which IL to DO given BY the sarsisld
Guard on the evening Of Monday. July
9th. will be o grand affair.
The proceeds Of the ball will be de.
voted to the benefit Of the family Of Neil
Gallagher. . deceased member OF the
company.
There will DO q grand supper prepared
for all who come, for which only the
small sum Of sevsnty.6vs cents o head
will DO charged. This will be under the
direction Of the ladies OF Gold Hill.
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Miscellaneous


WARRINGTON, June ga ten.year.
old Conanchs boy, who entered the In.
dian school ct Carlisle In November
last, was introduced In o conference Of q
party OF Kiows, Commanohs and Apache
chiefs with the Secretary Of the Interior.
The chiefs asked an enlargement Of the
school facilities that more Of the children
may participate In Ito educational sd-
vantages.
NEW HAVEN. June 20. - President
Hayes, wife and SON Rutherford, arrived
today and were driven to the residence
OF Thomas r. Trowbridge. escorted by
Post Admiral Foots. G.. A. B. The
President stood In the carriage the prin.
cipsi part Of the way acknowledging the
cheers which greeted him. In the even
ing he made Q brief speech In answer to
o serenads. The President will attend
Center Church tomorrow and Rev. DR..
Bacon will deliver an address. On
Monday hs will visit the graves OF his
ancestors In the crypt under the church.
visit their homestead In Brantiord and
attend the Yals.H Harvard base ball game.
HARRISBURG, Penn, June 26.-Two
young women OF West Fairvisw village.
opposite this city. were struck BY . train
while walking over o railroad bridge and
were knocked of the bridge and fell
upon the rocks beneath, . distance Of
ffty feet. Both were ssriously injured;
one, IL Ii thought. fatally.
BosroN, June 2S.-Passsngers Of the
Narrsgansstt will bring suit against the
company.
RoSpour, June 28.-The army worm
has made it, appearance ct Goshen,
Orange county, New York.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 28.-In Q speech
at shelbyvills English said he was proud
OF the welcome at the former home OF
Hendricks, Q gentleman who. without
doubt, would be IN active participant Of
the councils and administration OF the
new Democratic government.
CHICAGO, June 26.-Thers WA o great
Sunday school celebration In this city
today, In communication OF the Tooth
anniversary Of the original establish.
msnt Of Sunday schools by Robert
Raikes. It was an imposing event. The
exercises took place In the Exposition
building. which was crowded. there being
about COCO children present. Rev. F.
A. Noble, Of the Union Park Congrega.
tional Church, and others spoke.
JACKSONVILLE. Florida, June 26.-The
workmsn In the sawmills just below the
city are on Q strike. and last night came
In collision with . body OF special police
men. Some thirty shots were fred,
woundipg three strikers and n police.
man. The fight was resumed this morn.
when some OF the strikers we're
severely dubbed and n policeman
wounded by q shot.
NORFOLK, Virginia. June ga negro
named Wilson, In the changing sweep.
ing Main street this afternoon, refused
10 obey the order OF Henry Butt, the
In charge. The officer then
the negro, who returned the blow
and attempted 10 escape. %whereupon the
officer fred upon the fugitive. killing
him and wounding Oliver Cook. aged
years. The officer was arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

They have got the mining boom
fever bad in New York. The Daily Mn
ino Nsrs has three columns Of interviews
with mining operators in regard to that
blessing to the stock market. Nearly
all are sure that Il will come In the fall,
II not, IL will next spring. sure. Seems
10 NJ that va have heard something like
this before.
A number OF virginia's handsome
Young men were at the depot this morn
inc 10 zee the "Piratss OF Penxanos !"
tafs their departure. II seems that the
dauahtsrs OF Msjsr General Stanley
have made many conqussts during their
stay on the Comstoek.
Assessor J. @. Smith OF Virginia City
viIl b.ein the work Of assessing in .
ssv days. A great deal Of the matter Is
Alan from the books OF the County
I.ss.sor. The city's map 10 very incom-
plsts and unreliable.
A called meeting Of the Republican
ststs Central Committee will Be held at
pioneer Hall, B street. on Thursday.
July 8. All members are requested 70
.bs present for the Transaction OF impor'
tsnt business.
L. Booth, for rome years head snei-
mar a. the Savage, will leave tonight
for Eureka. He goes to take the posi,
tion Of head engineer for the Richmond
Company. and viii also have charge OF
the fnrnaoes.
Today has been the hottest OF the
..ssou thus far, the thsrnonstsr seor'
ine IS degrees In the shade.
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Democrscys Dark and Dirty Horse,

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Chioago 10
not so deeply indebted to English. the
Democratic nominee for the Vice Prssi.
doncy, a. he probably wishes. The re-
mark was made yesterday that the DEM
ocrats had probably chosen him on 20
count OF his bari: An indianapolis
gentleman vsntursd to say that nothing
on earth could induce an inroad on that
bar'l. He then related, as an incident
TO sustain his opinion, that the day after
the great Are swept over Chicago the
citizens Of Indianapolis started . SUBJ
scription paper for the benefit OF the
sufferers. English was q rich banker,
and IL was supposed that no would do
something handsome. He. however.
whom urged to give, did 90 by subscribing
Just one dollar. That was oil he cared
for the misery Of the Thousands who
were homeless and hungry In the ruined
city. His nomination has revived rsmi.
~niscsncss OF him about the departments
years ago. He was . clerk here, and did
. private broker business by lending
small sums to his fellow. clerks, - i'm.
proyidsnt a. now, and charging exorbi.
tant rates, securing himself by orders on
their next months pay. He In this way
came to DO known a. the Shylock OF the
department.
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Lady Assistants.

All ladies OF Gold Hill who propose
assis,ing in arranging or attending upon
the tables at the coming celebration o.
Independence Day In this town are
requested to meet for conference on the
subject at the Homestead Hall tomorrow
Tuesday, ut 2 o'clock P. N. All who
are willing to promote the success Of the
celebration In any practical way are
invited to be present at the meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

On the evening Of Friday, July Q,
there will be an entertainment ct Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill, for the benefit Of
81. Johns Sunday School. The s1sr-
cisss viii consist Of an historical drama.
~enliysnsd by tableaux, which will b
rotten M by Mrs. O. 8. Kendall Of the
Gold Hin High School. The sntsrtain.
msnt viii oonoluds with . dance. Music
by hangers band. Admission, 30 cents,
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sEPOs1.
THE

THIS xsRxIso.
65 0phir. 81
las Mexican, TAIN
400 Gould 4 Curry. 8 Is
800 savage, ~. As
ITO Califsrnia, 2 10
10 Con. Virginia. 8 IS
100 Chollar. 2 30
80 Potosi. rs
los Hale 4 Norcross. %
100 Imperial. SOC. 25c
IS Alpha, s, ~
Gas Bsloher. I 30. ! Y5,2
80 Confidence. A.
SIS Sierra Nevada. In, IN. I'm
las Utah. 81
6S5 Bullion. I Is, I 10
265 E~xchsqusr. IN, %
1876 Ovsrman. 9oc
$40 Justice. Coo. &c, 7oc. 75c
$50 Uaien Con-. isk, ls%, lst b
l65 Alta. I IS. I 90
$50 Julis. SOC
ITO Silver Hill. +5o. 400
500 New York. loo
100 Occidental. 600.
2lSsAndes.
COO Scorpion, I 60. ! -
80 Benton Con-. I 06
1s5 North BONANZA. lSc
100 Msckey. loo
SO Quinn. AZ
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q
The train was an hour and . half late
today. The cause Of the delay wss the
washing away Of q portion Of the track
OF what IL known as the Ophir bridge,
twelve miles the other side OF Carson,
by the overlooking OF Prices lake. The
mail and passengers were transferred at
the scene OF the accident. The repairs
will DO finished by tomorrow.
The public schools closed last Friday
and already q number Of the teachers
have left for summer resorts. They
evidently intend to have a. much fun
as possible during vacation.
Forty miners were today discharged
from the Bullion mine, the connection
with the drift from the Ward shaft max
ing their employment no longer necss-
sary.
On the evening Of Wednesday. July z.
the Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
will hold their annual meeting for the
election OF ofhoers.
Dr.. Hszlett Of Dayton. hurt some
weeks since In q team collision, 10 now
able to sit up and hopes soon 10 be able
10 "frisk abroad"
Bart Coglan, who was hurt last week
by being thrown from his horse, Is able
10 walk around town, but Ii yet quite
lame.
Johnny Trezona is rapidly recovering.
Bernard Coyls. who was only slightly
injured, IL we'll enough to 60 to work
again.
Paul Bray Is now running the Mcain.
Icy and William Moore arsstrss ct Silver
City on ore from the American mine.
An assessment Of fity cents per share
has been levied upon the capital stoci
Of the Bslchsr Mining Company.
II you find . box Of arrows. return
the same to the Sierra Nevada Office
and receive . proper reward.
John Mscksy has received q rare col.
lection Of Colorado agatss from Frank
Osbiston.
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ouI1lNa the PEuAauauEs.
pe~f.,i.g or she Exanisatiss Of
Applicants fsr rssehsrs' Cersin.
casss-Ths Names.

At the Virginia Fourth Ward school.
house this morning the examination Of
applicants for teachers certificates was
commenced, County superintendent @.
8. Young, Evan Williams and q. B.
LOOMS, constituting the Board Of Ell.
aminers:
As recommended BY the State Board
OF Education. applicants for second.
grade certificates are required to stand
examination in spelling. reading, writ.
ing, geography. grammar. history Of the
United States. arithmetic (oral and writ.
tsn), theory and practice Of teaching.
Applicants for Arstgrads certificates
are required to stand an examination in
tho following branches. in addition to
those enumerated above: The rudi.
mentary principles Of natural philoso.
phy, Of chemistry. Of physiology and
hygiene, and algebra and Bookkeeping.
In order to b entitled to . first Or
ssoond.Rrads certificate the applicant
must obtain . per cent. Of at least sixty.
III and two-thifds In each branch Of
study prescribed for examination. and
also an average per cent. Of eishty-this
average to be found BY dividing the sum
Of the numbers Of per cent. In each
study by the number Of studies.
Az far a. practicable all examinations
will be conducted In writing. Recourse
10 oral examinations will be had - sup
Elementary thereto In the theory and
practice Of teaching. >
The names Of the applicants are -
follows:
Winnie Timmons, Maggie Gillespie.
Mary ]. Bennett, Minnie E. Sharkey,
Fannie H. Robinson. Virginia Moore.
Fannie West, Annie Baker. Marie L.
Du Long, Mrs. E. r. Davis, John D.
Mcdonald, Cassie w. Lowman. Katie
Mackay, Henrietta Schwartz. Maggie
Neall, Nellie Greenwalt. Jennie Msckay,
Maggie Il. holmes, Lizzie 4. Niles.
Maggie Bropby. Minnie Shirtz. Lizzie
Armstrong. Lizzie Cardwsll and Thomas
Mcdonald.
The forenoon wa devoted to the sub.
jsct Of photography. Applicants were
required to construct sentences contain
ing the correct use Of the following
-. A.. .o~. k.;no nnSranf1v onallAd.
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Feed C~oatribausss.

Contributors Of food, cakes, pies,
etc., for the tables at the coming Inds.
pendsnos Day celebration in Gold Bill,
may leave the same at the stores Of v.
Lemsry, B. Mercer, A. Cahen, F. W.
Folsom, T. r. McGurn, or at the
Homestead, where . storeroom and
keeper arc provided. AL baskets,
boxes, etc., containing contributions,
should DO properly marked with the
names Of the owners and will b safely
returned 10 the same places whore taken
fYom.
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speeinsa Cipher.

This Is from Saturdays San Francisco
Stock Report: Sometimes cipher dis
patches have O curious sound. For az
ample here Is q ciphsr dispatch Joe Was
SON sent here from Virginia CITY ysstsr.
day to . friend In this city: "Cincinnaa
pirates plants three colors rsdmouth,
erayback. mulstto. crawling eating each
up-sm Major General. am orphan boy
picked up Hancock" The recipient
declines to say what the point IL above.
He says there isn't any. He isa Demo-
eyak
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nssnodiss Charsh Bsasns.

grand concert and festival 10 to be
given by the ladies Of the Gold Hill
Methodist Church congregation on the
evening OF Thursday. July 8. It will
undoubtedly be . ine affair. ~ the best
talent obtainAbls will DO secured from
this place. Virginia City. Carson and
Dayton. The price Of admission has
been fixed at fifty cents.
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P~risehard's .

The Carson Tribune says Colonel
Bob Taylor has Withdrawn a. counsel
for Pritchard, charged with the murder
Of Officer Symons In Gold Hill. and Mr..
n. sodsrbsrs. Of this city. has oon.snt-
"A 10 act in his stead. Mr.. sodsrbers
will not leave . stone unturasd 70 saTs
his clients neck.
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Dead Hons.

DR.. Hall has to foot II now. his we'll.
known gray horse having died last night
Of wind collie. He wal the best disposi.
TONED and most kindly behaved horse
IN Gold Hill and worth $500. He has
mot been we'll since the result Of the
Cincinnati Convention was announced.
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The Yeiiew Jsekes Pamps.

The pumps are about ready to bs
started up, and today . strain Of 25e. 900
pounds was put on the pumprods. This
10 nearly twice a. much a. will be re-
ouirsd when the pumps are running.
Il Was found that the rods bind at some
place In the shaft. The bobs are not yet
fully ballastsd.
The 5000 station IL being opened and
a soon a. the pumps are working o drift
will bs started east for the ledge; . drift
will also be started east for the ledge on
thu 2628 lsHel.