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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
North Bonanza and fiowsry.

VIRGINIA, March 6. 1Sso.-W. w. Stet-
son, Secretary. During the week the north
lateral drift on the 600 level Of the North
Bonanza has been run and timbered 40
feet. We have met with . large body Of
clay, making timbering necessary. This
drift has reached . point under where We
got our best propscts in the level above.
4 crosscut will osn DO started near this
point in hopes Of finding the same ore
shoot as met with In the level above. We
may reasonably expect such an improve
ment As will make II at least . milling
proposition. The south drift on the 6oO
level. in the Flowery ground. has been adj
vanced 80 feet. The rock Is quite hard.
This drift has been turned to the west, 30
ss to cut and prospect the vein As soon Is
possible. Everything is running smoothly.
d. II. JACKSON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
An.r..s. street. Report.

San Francisco, March SIS p. NJ
Crown Point. 8 65 bid, 10 asked. S6s
sales; Bslcher. 81 bid. 81 asked; Best L
Bsichsr. l0k asked; ophir. 1ss bid. isb
asked; Sierra Nevada. CAV bid: 2As asked;
Belcher. 81 bid. 81 sale; California. 3 So
bid. . 60 asked; Union Con-. IS bid; I'm
psrial. Coo bid; Chollar. 81 bid. 6 asked;
Potosi. 4 30 bid; EIchequer. 8 80 bid;
Mexican. Isl bid. i5a asked; Hale Il
Norsross. CO asked; Best 4 Belcher. ios
bid; Mexican. l5k sale; Sierra Nevada,
l2k bid. 2aS asked; Hale & Norcross,
6S sale; Bullion, S bid; Yellow Jacket,
II bid. 8 asked. 81 sale; Relvidere, 3 70
asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
Utall.

VIRGINIA CTR. March 6. 1880.-Georgs
G. Pratt. Secretary: Since my last report
our main incline has been sunk and tim.
bsred 40 feet. making . total depth OF 272
feet below the 1850 level. on the slope. and
leaving a. feet yet to sink to reach the
1850 level. The dow Of water 10 about the
same as last reported. On the l750 level
the south lateral drift has been advanced
IS feet through vein porphyry and clay.
The total length Of this drift Is now 200
feet. The sast crosscut on this level has
been extended AZ feet and 10 now In 207
feet. The last 20 feet has been run through
harder ground than usual. and containing
but little quartz. The south drift o.r~AS
1850 level Is still undergoing repairs.
w. ID. ~SHkPPERD, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
The season sad shs storm.

We arc having . wonderful season,
Winter jumped Us December %, with the
thermometer 10 degrees below zero-ld
degrees colder than ever known before.
January followed, and with . lower Their.
mometer than ever before, except In De-
cember, and then February came and
brought more storms than oil the Febru-
aries since 1870 put together, and March
Is . roarer and no mistake. Yesterday was
all sunshine and balm and beauty. The
sun set gloriously, and then came agrowl.
When night fell that growl deepened to .
roar and was kept up all night, and at day.
break came the snow. 1t was Q regular
northern blizzard. with the thermometer
at 20. At 10 A. n. the storm showed signs
Of abating, aud In spots the snow began to
melt. There are still indications Of .
thaw. Snowfall about four inches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
Piper's Opera House.

II the entertainments OF Thorne and
Darwin at Piper's Opera House wednss.
day night are as attractive as the paper
they have spread on the Comstook every.
body will want to be there sure. They
ara artists in advertising and that is q
pretty good indication that they can fool
the people nicely when they get them
there. This Is all they pretend to do.
They accomplish results which seem
supernatural and do not let folks see how
they do II, that Is about al. They will
do this for four consecutive evenings.
commencing Wednesday night, and will
amuse the women and children Saturday
at q matinee. The box sheet is now
open and a soodly number Of seats have
been already taken. The press say that,
as i~llusionists, Thorns and Darwin can.
not be excellsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
A WISE REFORM.

The hs II Of administering qu!nine In pow
erful doses. a. n sntidots 10 malariA mals-
dies. was once dangerously common. Happily
this practice has undergone . wide reform
Not only the public. but professional men have
adopted, not wholly. Of course. but largely,
Ho.te,te:'s stomach Blttsrs asa fsfc botanic
substitute for the pernicious slkalsld. The
consequences Of this change are most impor.
tant. Now fever and ague sufferers are cured
formerly their complaints were only for the
time relieved. or half cured-the remedy even.
tually falling to produce Any spprecisbls tnect,
except the doses were increased. A course oil
the Bitters. persistently followed, breaks up
the worst attacks and prevents their return.
The evidence In favor Of this sterling specific
and household medicine 10 Of NO ambiguous
character. but positive and satisfactory. and
the sources whence It proceeds are very
numerous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
AlinrnI

VIRGINIA Crrr. March 6, 1880. &C. p.
Gordoa. S,erstary: During the past week
2sI tons Of ore have been extracted. On
our $50 level west crosscut No. 2 has been
extended 80 feet. aud Is now in 40 feet,
and continues in hard vein formation.
On our 1900 Level the west crosscut has
been extended 26 feet. and continues in
heavy material which requires careful
timbering. On out 2i00 level we are yet
engaged in cutting out for the upraise TO
connec with ths level above. On our 22OO
level the Joint Consolidated crosscut has
been advanced 50 feet through favorable
vein formation carrying streaks OF quartz;
total length 1876 feet. On OUT 23o0 level
the south lateral drift has been advanced
% feet through = vein formation showing
considerable water. 1t is now lsl feet
from our northern boundary. The Q. Il
c. shaft has been sunk and timbered l6
feet. aud Is now G. feet below the 1900
level. The bottom 10 in vein material.
W. II. PArroS. Supt.
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- REPOkr.
aaa Francisco Board.
THIS

THIS MORNING.
10 0phir. lSk
2s5lNsxican, l6h. 16a, 16k. les
800 Gould D Garry. 6, Gu, 81
30 Best b Bslchsr. ION
$50 Oalifornis, 5 SO. 3 Is
lis Savage, Ga
200 Con. Virginia, 3 70
AIS chollar. sh.6
3S5 Potosi. 4 IS, 4 GO
Ito Hale d Norcross, 6S
$50 Grown Point. 4 30. 4 IS, 40
2os Yellow Jacket. 9s,9
IS Ksntuck, a.
2e0s Bslehsr. IN, II, '1oS, ION, 10',
so Confidence, ~
SIS Sierra Nevada. 23k, 2sa. 13k
100 Utah. II
$50 Bullion, 81, 81
l2S Ixohs4usr. ~, 3 co
70 0vsrman. exc
4ie Justice. I Is
$40 Union Gen.. 39k. SO
so Alta. s95
200 Lady Bryan. 40c
lsS yllia, Ia
Ito Caledonia, l 81
200 Silver Hill, l. Csc
2so New York, 40c. 35c
lSe Occidental.
400 Phil. Sheridan. zoe
500 Baltimore, acc
500 Lady Warrington Con-. Toe
$50 Andes. Toe
so ward.
$50 scorpion. 81. > 40, /: 30, ssS
200 Lsviathan, lSc
Ice Trojan. lSc
50 Benton Con-. 2 40
$50 Golden Gate. 7sc, SOC
ITO Coz. Dorado. II, I Is. I 40
200 Flowery. 70c
100 North BONANZA, SOC
l4so Mseksy. l5c
100 Essex. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
YallAH Jacket.

GOLD HILL. March Q, 1sso.-Georg,
Wallace, Vice President: The west cross
cut on 27O0 level Is now In 80 feet, face
showing softer formation than heretofore,
with small %stringers Of quartz. The north
winze. 27o0 level, 10 down ass feet, on the
slope; bottom in porphyry which works
well. though e%ncountsring q slight increase
Of water. Bob pit No. O was finished
today. leaving to be completed Nos. 2, 3, !
and 8, which we hope to have done mex
week. Tomorrow we will commence low
ering the hobs for pits Nos. l and 8. Ex.
pect to finish widening shaft at pits 9 and
10 in three days more. On the LIST instant
tho Imperial commenced raising rock
from their $500 level through our shaft.
T. q. TAYLOR, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
Mexican.

VIRGINIA CIrY. March %, 1880. L.
Weller. President. On our $500 level we
are still engaged in timbering up and Sc
curing the main north drift ct the connec.
ton with the Union Consolidated drift
south from the Union shaft. The join,
Ophir east crosscut on our southern
boundary has teen advanced IS feet, max
ing q total length Of l22 feet from the
main north drift, the face showing . heavy
vein formation. with quartz and clay.
The joint Union Consolidated east cross
cut on our northern boundary has been
advanced 4s feet through . vein ~porphyry,
showing streaks Of quartz, and 10 now In
ISL feet from the main north drift.
w. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
The COURTS.
District Cours-R,.,.E. Judge.

The following business was trans.
acted In the District Court this morning
8. @. Brown vs.. His Creditors-Shsrif
appointed assignee.
W. p. Bowden vs.. His Creditors-Judgs
Aude appointed to represented non-resi'
dent creditors ; hearing Of petition for
assignee continued till tomorrow.
State vs.. On Gee How-Demurrer to In.
dictment sustained aud case referred back
to Grand Jury.
Yuungworth W. Jewell Remittitur fled
aud Case placed on calendar.
Grand Jury impsneled, as follows: VIM.
H. Hill, foreman; True Locke, W. @. Or
rick. Richer Andrews, ]. @. Smith, Owen
Fraser. v. Lemery. NJ. ]. Henley. Miles
Finlen, Lee McGown, A. T. Mackay, z.
Lyford. John Corcoran, Jacob Young. Jr.,
O.. A. Ritzmeier, VIM. Kimball, Martin
0'Shes. Jury charged.
Rccess till Grand Jury ready to report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letters, under the dates
given, have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal offices Of tho various COM
panics in San Francisco:
Opnir.
VIRGINIA CrrY, March G, 1890. l..
Weller. President: During the past week
we have sunk and timbered our main in
cline 10 feet. making . total depth Of co
feet below the $500 station. The material
passed through is . vein formation show.
ing streaks Of quartz and somc water. On
our $500 level the main north drift has
been extended Is feet, continuing in .
soft vein porphyry that requires careful
timbering. and is in 237 feet from the in
cline. The east drift has been extended %
feet through vein matter showing some
quartz; total length. l4l feet. On our 1900
level the north drift in the Hardy vein has
been advanced % feet through . hard.
blasting porphyry, and is o in li9 feet
from the main east drift. The joint Mexi.
can east crosscut on our northern boundary
has been advanced IS feet, making . total
length OF l22 feet from our main north
drift, the face now showing . heavy forma-
ton. with clay and quartz. On our 220o
level tho north drift in the Hardy vein has
been extended Is feet, total length III
feet, and the south drift 20 feet, total
length is6 feet, both continuing in . vein
formation carrying some quartz. We shall
this week start IN upraiss from the end oil
the south drift to connect with the winze
from the level above. On u 2l6O level
-;n,a No 4 has haeu sunk and timbered IL
feet through vein porphyry. and is now ~
feet below that level. We sre'still extend.
ing our sill floor in east crosscut No. 2
through ore showing increased width in
going north. We shall commence this
coming week to e~xcsvats . chamber from
which to start winzo No. 2 down through
the ore developed IN this crosscut. We
still continue TO extract the usual quantity
Of ore from our Slopes. and GU machinery
10 working well. W. H. Patton, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08

A correspondent Of the sutro hide
pendent, writing from Como under dats
Of March s, gives the following items Of
interest regarding that ancient but prom.
Using locality:
Como IL progressing slowly, owing
| mainly TO the severe weather w have
had; but I have more faith than ever In
the camp. Those who can prospect are
uncovsring some fine locations, and by
the time the weather gets settled there
will be several more mines producing
milling ore.
The owners OF the Center are waiting
for the snow TO get Of. 30 that they can
commence the sinking Of q shaft 90 feet
deep. They have a valuable claim and
splendid prospects Of %uncovsripg . Boz
nanza.
The South Eureka boys are still sink.
ing their shaft, but will commence drift
ing soon. They have passed through
several stringers OF quartz.
The May Day shaft 10 down 60 feet,
but the depth Of 100 feet will DO attained
before they crossout the ledge.
The North Rspidan boys are still
drifting north, and are taking out better
ore than ever. They will not DO able
to do much more work In the mine
until they get Q donkey engine, the
depth being too great to hoist from with
Q windlass.
The owners Of the Eureka mine are
having trouble. owing to the alleged
manner In which their ore has been
millsd. Mr.. Welter may be a practical
millman, but residents OF Como, and
more particularly certain owners Of the
Eureka. have failed 10 see where his
practically comes In. He is charged
with not having milled the orc sent him
from the Eureka mine to one-third its
valus. Que thing is certain: The own
ers Of The Eureka, after sending to Mr..
weltsr's mill Q number Of tons OF ore.
In most OF which the free coarse gold
was plainly visible with the naked eye.
said owners are In debt for milling 1t. It
not having yielded the cost OF milling,
which is $40 per ton. Orc from the
North Rapidan mine, In which no free
gold and very little evidence Of silver
could be seen. milled $12 per ton. The
milling, though, wa done by the Lyon
Mill and Mining Company Of Dayton.
However, this trouble should have no
tendency to hurt the prospects OF our
camp. We have mines that have enough
ore in sight, that will mill from $25 to
500 per ton, to keep two twenty.stamp
mills running for the next three months.
All va want now is good weather. con.
siderable muscle.grease, and fair and
honest dealings. When these require.
ments shall DO obtained, then shall
Como boom.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
Consolidated Virginia.

VIRGINIA CrrY. March O, 1850. W.
Haren.. .Ssersiary: Since last report 9t6
tons Of ore have been extracted from the
1850 and 1850 levels. On our 2oOo level
the Joint Best 4 Belcher east crosscut has
been extended So feet through hard, blast
ing material. This crosscut 10 now In l76
feet. On our 1900 level the joint Cali.
fornis crosscut has been advanced IS feet
through . favorable vein formation carry
ing streaks Of quartz; total length l26
feet. The G. 4 Q. joint shaft has been
sunk and timbered l6 feet and 10 now 81
feet below the 22o0 level. The bottom Is
in vein material.
W. H. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
Bulliou.

By reference to the official Bullion
letter II will be seen that the east CROSS
cut. 1850 level. has been started. It
will follow the drill hole In which good
indications were encountered. Sinking
In the incline has been suspended for q
week In order to put In another blower
and pipes, Then the incline will be
sent for the 245o and 1850 levels and the
crosscut, which il being continued, will
also be showed ahead vigorously.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08

o. D. Wheeler and his assistants, Of
the Clarence King party. are collecting
exhaustive statistics In RELATION to the
mines Of the Comstock. Among other
things. they are taking the nationality,
age, weight and hight Of all the miners,
with some particulars relating 10 their
physical condition, married, single, etc.
The Carson Valley Naus says there Is
q fine field for p~rospsctors in the Red
Canyon region. That paper thinks that
the main leads OF the district have not
yet been found. All the rich gold rock
found has either been Hoat Or from
small feeders running east and west.
The Sheriff today settled with the
Treasurer Of the county and paid for
licenses sold since the second Monday Of
February. S2l85 so. the same being in
full srttl. msnt. This IL nearly $4,000
less than usual, but most paid for and
took their licenses January ].
Maggie Long. . graduate Of the High
School Of Virginia, has been put In
charge Of the second grammar class Of
the Third Ward School, Virginia, during
the absence Of Mrs. Mcnamara, the
regular teacher. Miss Long has Q FIRST
grade certificate.
Yesterday morning was 90 pleasant
and 30 many OF the airs Of spring were
about that q party started for the vicinity
Of Bed canyon prospecting. They got
90 far away that their dammits this
morning cannot BE- heard here on the
mountains.
There IL ct present Q greater depth Of
snow on the north side Of Mount David.
SON than has been seen In some years.
It has been blowing over the crest Of the
mountain and piling up there in the
ravinss all winter.
The man who goes about Of nights
cutting chunks Of meat out Of the car.
ossses Of animals left hanging in front
Of markets IL now giving Carson City q
beus6t.
The Emmett Guard are sps,ing no
pains in the preliminary arrangements
for their ball on the 18th instant. The
proceeds will b sent TO Ireland.
There are many points Of interest In
The mining letters today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
Halo d Norcross.

VIRGINIA Crrr. March 8, lsso.-Joe :.
Lightner. Secretary. The tank station In
our south winzs has been completed, the
tank put in place and the donkey. pump
SGT at work. Most Of the water 10 taken up
at this point. The bottom Of the winze Is
still in quartz and %porphyry, and 0 feet
have been added to its depth since last
writing; total depth. Ill feet. Our north
crosscut has been advanced Is feet and
stopped. having come to the west wall.
Nothing Of value has been discovered.
Total length Of crosscut, ?6i feet.
PHILIP DEIDEsnEIMER, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
overman.

GOLD HILL, March Q. isso.-Georgs W.
Bearsr, President: since last report CROSS
cut No. Q has been advanced 70 feet
through . mixture Of quartz and por-
phyry. The face today Is in soft white
quartz. The drift on 100 level has been
cleaned out and repaired 70 the bead Of the
Wine and an upraise started. formau
sbaft has been sunk and timbered Is feet.
The dow Of wstsr remains the Same - at
LAT report. ClAs. FolxAx, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
Union SHAFT.

VIRGINIA CIrr. March o. lss0.-G,orq.
C. Prun, Secretary: Since last report we
have lowered the 1900 station pumps,
placed the pump rods and column In posi-.
tion up to the 1000 station. and connected
balance bob No. 5 to the rod. We are plac.
ing the foundation for the 1000 station
pumps. and shall lower them tomorrow.
This set OF pumps brings US up to the
sutro tunnel level. from which point,
there being nothing but pump rods to
place in the shaft. we shall make better
progress. We have finished cleaning out
the stump, and resumed sinking the shaft.
which Is now down and timbered to point
40 feet below the 2io0 station.
ruoNAs Il. BooSxr. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08

VIRGINIA Orr, March 8, 1867. B.
Holme., Secretary: During the past week
We have lowered the water recently struck
In The incline to the bottom, and are now
engaged In cutting out Q tank to receive
the same; expect to have the tank finished
towards the last Of the present week. when
the water will DO taken up and sinking the
incline resumed at a. early . day - posi-
bio. There Is q strong fow Of water coming
in. but II is easily handled by the pumps.
Drift from the 2i0o level Of the Combina-
tion shaft has been extended 81 feet; total
length, including station, 4G8 feet; face in
hard rock, with strong flow Of water com.
ing from drift. Machinery In good order.
JOHN P. KELLEY, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
l.r.oI.. TO /. GOLD .ns DALI. mv..,
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
SAN Francisco, March S.-The fu'
neral Of E. G. Cotton, who committed
suicide near Oakland on Friday through
depression OF mind caused by financial
difficulties. took place in this city yes
terdsy under the auspices OF the Eiks'
Of which society he was o member. Cot
ton was the manager Of the first San
Francisco walking matches, and will be
remembered as the one who was so bru.
tally beaten by Leslie Blackburn and
other bullies. he was, when he killed
himself, manager Of Captain Jacks com.
pany. His wife Is known as Lotto
Murray, soubrctte Of the company aud
formerly leading soubrstte at Niblo's
Garden, New York. She Is In this city.
At o meeting held at the sandlot. Gan.
NON declared that the Workingmen
wanted nothing to do with Bush's EN-.
ploymsnt project-that they wouldn't
work for one dollar Q day. He was
loudly a~pplauded.'
SANTA CRUz. Cal, March Sat his
execution Colby carried In his hand 0
large boquet OF flowers and o copy OF
the Banner of Light. he rushed eagerly
forward toward the scaffold and deliv.
cred an incohersnt haraugue for 20 min.
utes, until ordered by the Sheriff to
dssist. He was in adoplorable state OF
excitement. either the result OF stimu.
liant or OF nervous frenzy. He said he
had done no wrong; he abused the
Court, witnesses and attorneys. When
checked by the Sheriff he denied the
right OF tho officer to limit his talk,
declaring that he was Denis Kesrney
No. 2, and had the right TO speak.
VALLEJO, CAL. March Cone Of the
soldiers at the barracks ct Benicia COM
mitted suicide last night by sitting mp in
his bed, placing the butt OF his muskst
against the footboard and pulling the
trigger with his toe. The ball passed
entirely through the mans body.
STOCKTON. CAL. March 6.-John
Petty, who was shot on Saturday last
by Harry Parker, died yesterday morn.
ing 1t 4 O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
Ward.

VIRGINIA CrTr. March, G, lsS0.-Jdcob
Sadysid. Jr.. Secretary: During the past
week to date our shaft has been sunk and
timbered % feet; total depth, 2077 feet.
The hard stratum Of syenite rock has en-
tirely disappeared. The present formation
Is composed Of soft, free-working porphyry
and clay. with . mixture Of lime quartz.
The latter carries metal in small quaint.
ties. The general iow Of water 10 strong.
but We experience no difficulty in handling
1t. The company's hoist engine remains
in excellent order.
HENRY BAwDES. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
Consolidated Imperial.

GOLD HILL, March 7, 1850. X. p.
Harmon, President: For the week ending
this date we have done the following work
at the mine; Our north drift, $500 level,
has been extended 43 feet, making
fetal length Of same TO date 81 feet. Face
in hard porphyry. The Alpha Imperial
Joint winze has been sunk and timbered
IS feet. making total depth OF same 70
date 1884 feet on the slope below u 1900
level. Face Of the winze In quartz and
porphyry. Everything In and about the
mine Is moving along satisfactorily.
A. @. HAMILTON, sup't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
Sierra Nevada.

VIRGINIA CrrY, March. o, 1859. L.
Parker, Seeretnrys During the week the
north drift on our 2ie0 level has been I'd.
vsnced 80 feet; total length today, $40 feet.
The north drift on the $500 level 10 In .
distance Of SIS feet north Of the east shaft,
having been advanced IS feet during the
week. The large air compr, ssor will pro-
baby be star ed up On Tuesday next.
I. z. JAMES, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-08
Jus,ios Court FI.nniuxham. J. p,

The following business has been
transacted in this Court since last 70.
port:
State ". VIM. Brown-Charge, disturb.
ing the peace; fined and paid S25.
State vs.. Emmanuel Wilson-Charge,
assault aud battery; fined $42 so; paid.
State W. E Conn-Charge. assault and
battery; dismissed.