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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-12
Sierra Nevada.

VIRGINIA CIrr. Jan. 10, lsS0.-W. w.
S,etsop. Secretary. The north drift on
the 2200 level has been advanced during
the week Al feet; total distance, 81 feet.
The face OF this drift still continues In .
very favorable formation. The north drift
on the $500 level has been advanced during
the week 80 feet; total distance. liz feet.
The formation In this drift 10 very soft
and requires close timbering. The incline
chutes at the $500 level. mentioned in pre-
yious letters. have been completed. We
are now engaged in timbering the extern.
sion Of the west drift on this level. the
ground being Of too soft . character TO
stand without II. An excavation has been
made during the past week on the 22o0
level. near the east shaft, preparatory to
moving the blower from the i7so level TO
that point. which will very materially
lessen the cost Of ventilating our drift on
this level. ALEX. @. MCKENZIE supt.
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Blaine Responds.

BosTos. January Ex-senator Blaine,
in reply to the i~nsinuation that he Is
implicated in the alleged bribery cases
In Maine. tslssrsphs a. follows: "wbat.
ever form or phrase Of accusation, /
pronounce Il an unqualified calumuy and
merely . part Of . monstrous. wicked
and unparalleled conspiracy to deprive
o free people Of their suffrage BY fraud.
forgery and perjury. I am busy night
and day In the task OF thwsrting the
conspiracy, and It Is merely . part Of
their dsstardly and despicable course to
invent some form OF Islander against me.
have not . the charge. but l know
Il IL made out OF whole cloth. and !
cannot now DO diverted from the rsai
work In hand to do more than dsnounoe
the oalumny and its authors"
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OnhlH.

VIRGINIA CIrr. Jan. 10. 1880. l..
Weller. Prssidest: Very little work has
been done In the bottom Of our incline
during the past week. the work OF cutting
out the tank pit at the $500 station inter.
fering with sinking. On our $500 level
the main north drift has been extended 81
feet through . Manufacturing vein
matter. carrying some quartz. and Is now
in SO feet from the incline. Tho work OF
excavating the ore and waste chutes Is
making good progress. On our $500 level
the main south drift has reached our
southern boundary and passed into ground
belonging to the California Mining Com
pany, which company will now assume the
expense Of running the drift and continue
10 south to the Q. 4 Q. shaft. The joint
Mexican crosscut on our northern bound
airy has been advanced IS feet, making .
total length Of 279 feet from the main
north drift. The material passed through
continues q soft vein porphyry. which re-
quires careful timbcring. On u 2200
level the southeast drift has been advanced
% feet through vein matter showing
strcaks OF quartz; total length from the
station, l73 feet. Wo shall The coming
week start Q drift south to cut the ore left
in the Hardy vein below the aloe level.
On our 400 level the north drift in the
Hardy vein has been advanced Is feet
total length from crosscut No. I, S2s feet
passing through . heavy vein matter
carrying clay and quartz. There is no
change to note In our ore slopes. They
arc yielding the usual quantity Of good
milling ore. AL the machinery 10 working
we'll. W. II. PATTON, Supt.
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YelloN Jacket.

GoLD HILL. Jan. 10, 1SSo.-Gsorge Wat.
lace, Vice Presidsnt. But slow progress
has been made during tho past week in
sinking tho shaft, owing TO delays from
our ropes, - mentioned in my last. The
depth Of the shaft 10 today 2sOs feet. The
north drift on our 2700 level has been OF.
tended SO feet during tho week to . point
l7s feet north Of the crosscut from our
north winze. No sinking Of tho north
winzo has been done this week, ~ IL was
necessary to place tho donkey engine 10
position before proceeding further with
the work; this was completed this morning
and the engine started running. Good
Roadway 10 being made OF tanks l, 2, 5
and 9. I. Z. JAMES. Supt.
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n.ll.rNerere...s.,.ss shan.

VIRGINIA CIrr. Jan. 10. 1884. x. y.
Harmon, President: During the seven days
ending this date the drift west at the 24oo
level has been extended 80 feet. through
dry, hard porphyry. The distance from
tho shaft to the face Of the DRIFT 10 AS
feet, leaving about 70 feet moro to make
before starting the main lateral drift south
which will pass through the Chollar int
the Potosi ground. At the SHAFT another
blower 10 being set up, which should IN
crease tho air volume sufficiently to sup
ply the west aud south drifts, also the
Savage north drift. with the necessary air
until such time as "a connection 10 made
with the Hale 4 Norcross winze. The
machinery at the shaft Is in perfect order
and working very economically.
Isaac L. REorA, supt.
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Halo d Norcross.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Jan. ~, l8so.-Jod p.
Liohinsr. Secretary: The south winze. 1900
level, has been sunk and timbered 50 feet;
total depth. 70 feet. This winzo has been
In vein matter ever since IL was started.
The north WINE has been repaired and the
water boxes through the north drift been
relaid. Will commence drifting west from
north drift 100 feet north Of crosscut No.
l this afternoon. Our pumps are making
about 10, 600 strokes per day.
PHILIP DEIprsHEIMxn, Supt.
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Friday, nnd spoke at the Academy Of
Music 10 the evening n = Large ana.' zee.
Dillon, Henry wa,d Bsscher and Fatns!
Hickey also spok-. PAru,li has issued
an address to tb- eopls of America.
CoLuMpus, January la.-George W.
william, fcoIorcd). Representative to
tho General Aasr mbly from Hamilton
county. was refused bis dinner al y.
Brock a Co.'s res,au ait Saturday.. 90
account OF his color. Williams mas
s,rtsd that be vii! bring Emit under the
Civil Rights bill. The House OF Repre-
~sentativrs adopted . resolution ssking
an investigation bv q committee Of the
House, TO ascertain whether or mol inc
dignity OF the House had not been In
irins,d upon.
CHICAGO, January II. The Uts In.
| dams With an esoort passed through here
Saturday. There was . crowd at the
depot and some demonstrations, but only
in the way OF unpleasant words toward
the Indians. General Adams confirms
the stories OF the nameleas indignites
which the white women suffered ct the
hands Of their Indian captors. Hs says
the women very unwillipgly made . full
statement Of the commission OF the out
RACES.
Il Is said James z. Keens has pur-
chased eleven thoroughbred brood mares
In England as the nucleus OF bis future
stud. He has not yet decided where no
will locate It.
WILMINGTON. N. O., January IA
Allen Matthias. colored. was hanged here
Saturday for the murder OF Reuben Her.
ring. Within Is minutes from the time
the drop fell his body had been cut
down, funeral services held, and the
remains were on the way to pottsr's
field for interment.
MILWAUKEE, January 12.-Ths build.
inRs used % the wood department Of
Mitchell, Lewis & Co. 9 extensive wagon
mandatory, at Racine. were totally de-
stroyed by Ere on Saturday. The loss
10 estimated ut from $50, 900 TO SIS. 600;
insured for $50, 900. The Ere was caused
by the explosion OF o dust fan.
STANFORD, Conn.,. January l2.-T.B
Richards. father OF Professor Richards
OF Yale College, was killed on Friday at
the depot by q Harlem railroad train.
His coschmsn was seriously cut and the
carriage demolished.
MACON, Ca, January IA company
has been organized In Cuthbert, Gsor-
gia. with ample capital, for the manu-.
iscturs Of wine throughout Georgia.
Great attention IL being paid to grape
growing. and It Is said that much Per.
f.c.ion has been rsaohedi In their culture.
New ORLEANS, January l2.-The ami
vsrsary OF the Battle Of New Orleans
was celebrated by solemn high mass ct
the Cathedral, q parade Of the military
and the firing OF Q salute. Flags were
displayed throughout the city.
OTTAWA, January l2.-At Manuvaki,
on the Gatineau river, Q man named
Busbos quarrelsd with his partner and
chopped him to pieces. The murderer
escaped.
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Utan.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Jan. 10, 1S79.-Georgs c.
Pratt. Secretary: During the past week fair
progress has been made with all work In
and about the mine. Since the Sd instant
the main incline has been sunk and tim
bered 20 feet. the depth now attained be-
ing 100 feet below the 1850 level on the
slope. The ground which We are now en-
countsring IL harder than usual. The
flow Of water 10 not strong at the bot
tom. The chute at the 1850 level station
has been completed and q south lateral
drift started from this point. An east
crosscut will also be commenced at this
station about Wednesday next. Some re-
pairs have been made to the air compress.
sor. and the machinery 10 now all In good
order. W. b. ShrPrERp, SUPP.
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Mining Locations.

Notices OF mining locations have been
filed with the County Recorder, a. FOL.
lows:
By A. Fleming and ]. W. thinner.
mann, 1400 feet, Middle lode. Gold Hill
district. north Of the Grosh, to be known
as the Middle Lode.
By A. Fleming and JamesB B. Fleming.
93S feet, Gold Hill district, adjoining
the Clyde and tho Twin Peaks, to be
known as the Cloud Lode.
By John w. Simmormann and A.
Fleming. 1900 feet, Gold Hill district,
adjoining the Twin Peaks and to DO
known rs the Hazard Lode and Double
Twins"
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CousoIidase<, virginia.

VIRGINIA CIrY. Jan. II. 1850. w.
Harsa.. Secretary: We have raised 1l35
tons Of ore during the past week. The
work Of charging and repairing the main
west crosscut on the $50 level preparatory
to the resumption Of work At that point Is
making good progress. On our 1850 level
we are still finding some ore laying TO tho
east Of the old slopes. On the 1850 level
we continue to extract some low.grade ore
from No. I winze. On the 2l50 level We
have found IL necessary to enlarge and
retimber some portions OF the main south
drift. and work has not yet been started on
the joint Best L Belchsr east crosscut at
the bottom Of the winze. The ventilation
throughout the mino Is excellent. and all
machinery continues to work well.
W.. Ii. PATTON, Supt.
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A BREATH

AND PkARLY TEETH are easily obtained
By cleansing your teeth daily with that Justly
popular dsntifhcs. SOz0DONT. Composed
Of rare sntissptic herbs, It impsrts whitsnss
10 the teeth, Q delicious aroma 10 the breath ,
and preserves intact, from youth TO Old
ago, The teeth. Acidity Of the stomach will
DESTROY the strongest teeth unless ia
e6scts arc conntsrsctsd with eozOD0NT.
and this pure tooth-wash protects the dental
here 70 them. Ash your druggist Tor sozo.
DON'T. ~
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The Gould 4 Curry and Best 4 Bel
cher pumps at the joint shaft are making
from IL, 200 to l6. 900 strokes per day.
yet men manage to do good work sink
ing. Notwithstanding the strong Influx
OF water.
The Sheriff settled up his license ac-
count this morning. aud paid into the
county Treasury ~ the proceeds OF sales
for the past month the sum OF S4.Oi2.
The pay roll OF the Sutro Tunnel
Company for the month Of December
Was nearly s2l. 900. instead OF $4,000,
% announced in our last issue.
Keep an eye to windward and watch
Chollar. There are those who think
more Of things at that point OF the lode
than almost anywhere else.
Denies shsshy and James Shelby
swear TO Sos work. materials, ETC.. on
the South Lady Bryan Consolidated
Flowery District.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Twin Peaks will DO held in
San Francisco. Monday. January 26th'
Ut l o'clock p. y.
Dr.. Mathews takes the office and
place formerly occupied by DR.. Magee.
His card will Be found under the head Of
New Today"
A nrst.class machine shop. with lathes
and planners and al manner Of tools, 10
bsing lifted up at the Union shaft.
The Hale & NOrcross pumps are run.
ming better. working steadisr and throw.
ing more water than ever. .
The letter OF the Chollar.N orcross.
Savage shaft 10 full OF interest today as
mirroring coming events.
Hon. G. G. Stevenson was among the
delayed passengers in the mountains,
bot reached home lest night.
Swain L Hudsou have Hlsd . lien
against John Hooper TO secure q balance
oi $2is 81.
D~sidsshsimsr has unbounded conn.
dsnos In the Bslchsr development.
The District Court has adjourned till
Wednesday.
Senator Jones 10 expected back In the
pesaisg.
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iscellsne0u

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Green.
back Conference have Axsd upon juno
10th q the time. and Chicago as the
place, for their National Convention.
New Yolx, January IL. h. q.
Honors, brothsr.in.lsw Of Fred. Grant,
and Jesse R. Grant, SON Of General
Grant. have formed . copartneship In
the general produce business under the
style OF Honors 4 Grant. They have
been formally admitted to membership
In the Produce Exchange.
Parnsll started . subscription for The
poor Of Ireland on the Cotton Exchange
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CalimrnfA

VIRGINIA Crrr. Jan. 10. 1880. p.
Gordon. Secretary: During the past week
we have extracted 800 tons Of ore. On the
1850 level the north ore body continues to
yield some fair grade ore. The raise from
crosscut No. 8 10 now up los feet. 1t Is
not yet connected with the level above.
On the 2250 level the north drift has
been extended 80 feet. making tho total
length 235 feet from the q. a G.. shaft. II
continues in . vein formation carrying
some quartz giving low assays. The south
drift from the ophir incline on the $500
level. corresponding to our 2i5O level, has
now reached our northern boundary. We
shall continue this drift (which will form
the main lateral drift on that level through
our ground to . connection with the o.
i c. shaft. which will DO sunk to that
depth As soon as possible. Tho pumps
and machinery at the @. 4 @. shaft con-
tinue to work satisfactorily.
W. H. PATTON, supt.
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GOLD HILL, Jan. 10, ls79.-George W.
Bearer, President: Since last report the
south drift has been extended IS feet. No
change in formation. except that the por.
phyry is Q little softer. At Forman shaft
the work IL progressing we'll. Will have
pump.hoist running by the 18th instant.
Have taken out the old gsllows frame. put
in new guide posts and will have new
dumps for skeets ready for use by the 18th
instant. CHAs. FoRxAS, bupt.
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Tn. pulllou sapsr,n...dsney.

P. Humbert has been appointed So.
psrintendent Of the Bullion and has ar.
rived to take charge Of the mine. Mr..
Schultz steps out honorably. He has
made . good record since superintend.
emit, being o careful and attentive ofioer.
Il will DO nine years in February since
he commenced his record with the
Bullion, and he has made many friends
during tho time hero on the Com.toek.
After q sufficient rest he will probably
accept q position in San Francisco which
has already been rendered him.
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Th0 following icttotss ouuoA '"~ ~
given. have been sent from the Comstock
TO tho principal Offices Of the various COM
psnies In San Francisco:
Uatoa Consolidated.
VIRGINIA Crrr. Jan. 10. $780, Robert
Sierroad. PSs.ident. On our 1000 level tho
Joint Mexican west crosscut on our south
ern boundary has been extended 10 feet.
and is now 10 46i feet from the main north
drift. passing through soft vein forma-
ton. The joint Mexican Vino has been
sunk and timbered eight feet. making .
total depth Of 273 feat. leaving "a feet to
be sunk before reaching q $500 level,
and continues in . soft birdseye p%orphyry.
On our $500 level (Sierra Nevada 22O0l
tho main south drift has been extended 80
feet, making Q total distance Of 44S feet
south Of the Union shaft. and leaving ~
feet to run before connecting with tho
Joint Mexican winze being sunk from U
1000 level. Tho material passed through
Ia . soft birdseyo ~porphyry, showing
streaks OF quartz giving good assays.
wo are laying q track through u nortn
drift to the ore slopes on this level. pre-.
paratory to the extraction OF orc ~ that
point. We are also enlarging and retim-
bering the main drift from the sierra
Nevada winze lin which work was discon.
tinued In June lasD for the purpose Of
crosscutting east and thoroughly eIplor-
ing the ground in that direction. On our
24OO level work has been resumed In our
east drift. II is now In 175 feet from the
Union shaft. We have passed through the
clay slip that camo In on the north side OF
the drift into q vein porphyry which CON-
tinued for q distance OF IL feet. when .
material giving low assays was encoun-
tered. showing marked improvement In
value as the drift advances. We are ex-
tracing the usual amount OF good milling
ore from our slopes and our ventilation
continues excellent. The work in the
several bob and tank pits In the Union
shaft IL progressing we'll; also. the work
Of placing the large pumping engine in
position on the surface.
w. II. Parton, Supt.
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Overman.

GOLD HILL, Jan. 10. lSs0.-Gsorge w.
Bearer, Presidsnt: Since last report We
have completed the drain in the north
drift and the Belcher 10 o pumping
about ~ inches Of water for rs from 1900
level. The east crosscut has been extended
so feet. Quartz In face Of cresscut 10 Of .
much better character than any We have
had In north drift. Have made good
progress with all the work at Forman
shaft. CHAs. FoRMAN, Supt.
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Ward.

VIRGINIA CIrY, Jan. 10, 1SS0.-JdeoI
Sadgsid, Jr.. Secretary: The company's
shaft has been sunk and timbered a feet
for the week ending this date; total depth,
l9i7 feet. The general character OF the
ground has been favorable for sinking and
remains SO to date. Notwithstanding the
heavy iow Of water encountered, which
has TO be bailed and discharged at the sur
face. Repairs ON north drift, with the
Julia connection, progress slowly. The
hosting machinery remains in excellent
running condition.
HENRY BAwpEN, Supt.
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srOCk REPORT.
~ Board.
THIS MORNING.

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100 S...s. az az
80 ." v;,.tn,s ts5. 50
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Ininers' Unies Eiecsisa.

At q meeting Of the Virginia Miners
Union last Saturday evening the follow.
ing officers were elected to serve during
the ensuing term Of six months Presi.
dent. j. D. waldroff Vice President,
Lorin A. Boyce; Recording Secretary,
II. j. Burke; Financial Secretary. Bart.
Colgan (rs.elsctsd). The remaining OH.
GERS will DO elected ct the next meeting
OF the Union.
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A. o. U. W. Ia.saiiasios.

At q regular meeting Of Storey Lodge,
No. 8, A. o. U. W., held evening before
last. the following officers were installed
by P. n. Benjamin Robinson, to serve
for six months !: P. w, J. V. McCurdy;
n. NJ, Henry hartman; Foreman. h. O.
Dsde; Guide. ]. O. Lesdbetter; Record.
or. j. q. Harlow; Finsncier, 8. 8. Hop.
per; Receiver. W. h. Hancock; 8. W..
J. L. Martin; o. W., p. W. McStay.
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The Eclipse.

Tho eclipse Of the sun came on Sun.
day evening according to announcement
and wal looked ct by an admiring crowd.
Tho evening was clear and calm and the
earth did not seem to mind the moons
getting between her and the sun. The
eclipse was not total here. . broad rim
Of It's face being left uncovered across
the upper edge. The darkness was not,
therefore, as great as was anticipated.
Tho u went behind the mountains
eclipsed,
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II pRArH RATE OF

Our country 10 getting 20 be fearfully alarming.
the average Of life being lesssnsd every year.
without any reasonable cause. death resulting
generally from the most insisnincant origin
At this season Of the ysar especially. . cold 10
such . common thing that In the hurry OF every
tending 10 aud often ind too late, that Q Fever
or Lung trouble has already set IN. Thousands
lcss their lives In this way every winter, while
had Boechss's German Syrup been taken. . cure
would have resulted, and Q large bill nom .
doctor bean avoided. For all diseases Of the
Throat and Lunes, Bosehest German Syrup has
kind In medicine. Every Druggist In this
country will tell you OF its wonderful eject.
Over $4,000 bottles sold last yesf without .
single failure Known. W
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Improved n.ebi..ry.

The new broad .cogged wheels intro.
duced on the Comstock by the Fulton
Foundry are coming into very general
use where new gear Of machinery ID
being put In. It's advantages are numer.
Gus. The wheels ars stronger and run
with less noise. The Fulton Foundry ID
prepared to furnish them and all Other
kinds Of mining and milling machinery
ct shortest notice and lowest rates, and
guarantees satisfaction In regard to oil
its work. Its advertisement will b
found In another column.
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Consolidated Irnpertal.

GoLp HILL, Jan. IL. 1880. A.. r..
Harmom, Prsuidemt: For the week ending
this date We have made the following pro-
gress at the mine: Our south winze has
been sunk and timbered so feet, making
total length Of same ss5 feet. We are now
down to our $500 level, which corresponds
to the 1900 level Of the Yellow Jacket.
Bottom Of this winze il in hard porphyry,
showing no sigma Of water. The north
drift Alpha. 26o0 level. has been advanced
IS feet. making total length Of anne 10
date 27s feet. Face Of this drift II In .
mixture Of quartz and porphyry and 10
very hard. A. g. HAxILTes, Sup't.
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0nysP Hill.

Silver HILL NINE. Jan. 10. 18S0.-R.
E. Dean, Secretary. During the past week
the 1900 crosscut has been extended and
timbered 40 feet. The face this morning
shows more quartz and OF better quality.
We are about to the end Of the diamond
drill hole, which passed entirely under the
quartz formation now In sight. Our
"Baker blower will be in place and rum
ming next week.
N. @. HILLYER, supt.
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9anld

VIRGINIA CIrY. Jan. II. 1864. X.
Dsrboo,s. Secretary: Work was resumed 10
tho face Of the Joint east drift on Friday
afternoon; distance made for the week. 10
feet. Th. Join. shaft vas sunk aud tim;
bertd 20 feet during the psst week; total
depth TO dste. 8 Affect. There 10 no sbats-
msnt In the dow Of water from the bottom.
H. H. PExoYxR, 6upt.
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O u. GALLUP.

o. 4. eAiLuP. opposite tbs Bank Of oslifos'
ala, Cold Hi, kssps constantly on hand "
hvorits brands Of Imported Cigar. choice oil
ctgafs, Ill knds Of chewing tobacco. meer.
schau pipes, school books and stsnonery o.
al d~sscxtpaoaa a ostisry. ssd eoys nc ianos