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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18
Coughing in Church.

No place in the world equals London for
the constant barking kept up in the churches.
1t is Ikea perpetual fusilnde of small arms.
Why don't they take Halls Balsam and get
rid of their cough 1t is the most wonder
full remedy; the proprietors warrant it in
every instance. Let all coughers give it a
trial,
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A word of warning to Counterreiters.

The widespread fame of Hostetters,
Stomach Bitters causes aneeessity on our part
to remind. from time to time, whom it may
concern,of the fact ntimltating said article
is punishable ofence, and we now give this
word of caution, that we will most assuredly
have all those persons engaged in re-tiling
our second hand bottles, selling BY the gallon
or barrel, or in any manner whatsoever palm
ing of on the public spurious article pur-
porting to be our preparation, punished to
the full extent of the law. We never fail to
convict, as the New Orleans and st. Louis
county records fully affirm.
Repairs TOR Alta. Engine can be had O..
~ . N;toholl G. M
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Inventors and Patentees.

Should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences, etc , to Edison Brothers, Solicitors OF
atents, Washington, d, G., who furnish the
same 'oithom charge. Edison Brothers Is a
well-known and successful firm Of large ex-
perience having been established in 1860. dtt
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Wesleyan Female Institute, Staun
ton, Virginia.

We take pleasure in directing attention to
the advertisement of this popular seminary
1t is located in one of the heallhiest climates
in the world. 1t presents attractions unsur'
passed. Its buildings are homelike and
elegant, grounds attractive, scenery grand.
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Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbo
over twenty-five competitors at st. Loui
Fair, 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18

--Rector's Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. See certificates of same in adver-
tisment in another column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-18

1t pays grocers to keep Dozier- Weyl com
psny's goods. because the people like them
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All other kinds at about one-half the prices
other companies sell at All Scales warranted
perfect and to give satisfaction Send for full
Price List Sold wholesale and retail by
MITCHELL & SCRUGGS, Dallas, Texas.
apl2O
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CERTIFICATE.

OFFICE of L. Meyers Conner, city Chemist,
DALLAS, July 3, 1850.
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OFFICE OF l.. Meyers Conner, lily Chemist,
DALLAS, July 3, 1880
CERTIFICATE.
have this day thoroughly examined Bud
weiser beer, made for and sold by 9. Conrad
" Co., st. Louis, and find il to be free from
any adulterstion.
L. MEYERS CONNER,
No. 10. City Chemist
As we stated before, this is most excel
lent beverage, and in this southern country it
is almost necessity TO make use of astimu'
lative beverage Of some kind in warm
weather. The Budweiser, being pure and
ST nulative only to that degree to overcome
th" Anervsting effects of the heat, it naturally
rec nmends itself TO every one. 1t is anum-
Der one tonic, a good digestive and excellent
Alternative, MS we'll as diuretic. For ladies, es-
pecially mothers who are nursing, it is unsur-
passed. Mr.. j. Simons, who has charge of the
business of Z. Conrad & Co. in this city,
and wis is the state agent, is a
genial. clever gentleman, and he is meeting
with unprecedented success in his business
throughout the state. Their place in this
city, sos MAIN STREET, is well stocked with
the choicest of every variety Of liquors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
Hancock interviewed.

New YoRx. August THE Herald
interviewed Hancock yesterday regard.
ing omissions from his letter OF acospt-
ancs and OF his views on free ships and
revenue tariff. Hancock said: II have
very definite views, clear to my ewn
mind at least. upon both topics and I
trust upon others which concern the
country's welfare. II was not without
serious elaboration that / concluded
they had no proper place in the letter.
Two considerations prevailed. First
That q letter Of acceptance was not the
right medium through which to an
nouncs my final judgment upon any
great question depending for Its solu.
ton upon future legislation and careful
Executive review. Second-That / have
NO right to mai the present situation OF
the party by o set OF expressions So
psraous to Its adopted platform OF prin.
ciples with which. as I said before, l
am In full accord" The questions OF
tariff and free ships were 30 interesting
to Hancock that be did not refrain from
Q private discussion Of them, which was
intensely interesting and at the same
time thu most tantalizing to his listener,
whom the General forbade to record q
word Of II. "No, no." said he, ~ do
not propose to supplement my letter OF
acceptance with any amendment. It 10
snouoh that I am cordially In line with
the party Of tho campaign"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
the coMsrock.
Lsss.rs from the supsri.ss.assss
or Dur afnss.

The following letters. under the dates
given, have been sent from the Comstook
to the Offices OF the companies in San
Francisco
Yellow Jacket.
GOLD HILL. August Z. 1880.-Gsorgs
W. Wauacs, Vics President: On 1928
level the east DRIFT from shaft has been
advanced 81 feet during the past week.
making present length OF same 1876 feet.
Ground continues hard, with an increase
of water. Diamond drillhsle east from
lateral drift on 2700 level was run 213
feet, at which point work wal abandoned
on account ois great fow Of hot water.
Have since plugged the hole. The a.
says from the drillings were al very
low. Monday last made connection be-
tween the tunnels on surface for cooling
reservoir. At bottom OF shaft have
worked most Of the week snlarging the
drift to increase capacity Of the stump.
Same 10 In 40 feet, axs feet In size. The
work Of s~1cavating pit for b~alanos-bob,
1900 feet from the surface. u about me-
halt completed. The pump and hoist
ing machinery IL In good order and
working nicely.
T. @. TArLos, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09

A load Of good clean paper rsss, bslsd
and bundled, went up through Gold
Hill Saturday night. This was q novel
sight. a. hitherto only rags on children
and vags, or a. hooked from the filth OF
the streets by Chinzmen have been seen
here.
Joseph R. Ryan. with F. A. Tritls 4
Co.,, stockbrokers, Saturday morning
returned from the San Juan country,
Colorado. He says It 10 Q Ans country,
but not up to this.
Quite . number Of persons In Virginia
are suffering from mumps. The disease
has heretofore displayed itself among
children. but some grown persons are
now taking II.
Consolidated Virginia has declared .
dividend OF Afty cents per share. psya-
bic on the 10th instant. This 10 the
aity.third dividend paid by the mine.
At the old Gould & Curry works two
blowers are run vigorously to give vsnti-
lstion to the men In the joint Con. Viz.
Rinia and Best 4 Bslcher WINE.
The additional compartment ct the
Union shaft. now just approaching com.
plstion. will add much TO the hosting
facilities.
Saturday. . six.ysar-old son Of Chas.
Finn, Of Gold Hill, fell from Q swing at
the picnic grounds and dislosatsd an
ankle.
A. d. Ricketts, has bssn rssppointsd
Notary Public for Storey county, and
has Aisd his ofioia bond.
w. L. crowsn, for ten years mail
agent on the G. p. wa In Gold Hill on
business today.
The wind has been quite fresh today
and has come In alternate waves Of hot
and cool air.
A marriage license has been issued TO
Joseph Morris and Hanna Bsbbs, OF
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
Press and Professional Opinions
Regarding DR.. Tanners Feast.

New Yonx. August THE interest
taken by the London press in DR.. Tan
nsr's fast 10 very marked. The Standard
and Nttos have had special dispatches
every day for three weeks, and some Of
these have been OF unusual length. Co.
pious extracts iIom the New York jour
malls are made by nearly all the papers.
and o great mass OF correspondence has
been published on the subject.
The medical profession question the
gsnuinsness Of the fast, and are gener-
ally disposed to doubt Its value to sci
snce. "Even II genuine" DR.. Brown
s.quard says, elf careful and frequent
analyses have not been made and OK.
periments with the air exhausted and
inhaled by DR.. Tanner, and OF his per.
spiralion and various sxcrstions. the sci.
sntiAc results Of the experiment are alb
solutsly NULL"
DR.. Thomas Lander Brsnton. editor
Of the Practitioner, said: III Tanner had
succeeded under proper conditions, the
experiment would have been OF scien-
tifc interest. II Ia interesting to know
whether changes are not going on In our
organizations which will better adapt
them to the work OF life than was for
merly the case. The Chinaman 10
hated In America because with o given
quantity OF food be will turn out q great
deal OF work, 80 that he IL able to live
on wages on which an Irishman would
starvs, and that Is what renders the Chi.
namsn such q dangerous rival. By aud
by. when the struggle for existence Is as
keen all over the world a. IL is In the
most crowded populations. probably the
cheapest machins--ths n which can
do the greatest amount Of work on the
least food-will win the day."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
L,velier rimss ComisE.

Times will soon DO livslisr on the
Comstock. there Is little doubt about
that. Movements are significant all
along the lode. elsewhere mention Is
made OF the situation along the middle
mines. Bslohsr 10 running south on
the 5000 level. But the north end Ia
still most attractive. The drift north
which has been run from the Ophir
incline on the $500 level through
Mexican into Union, Is in q quartz
formation OF promise. The quartz 10
improving in the drift south from the
Union shaft, which Ia to connect with
the drift above mentioned running
north. The faces OF these two drifts
are about 800 feet apart. Add these
facts to what 10 already known Of Union
on the $500. and the possibilities there
are enormous and the probabilities such
as to intensity the interest already GEN.
tsring in operations In that mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
jay GouldI Mammoth Railroad
Enterprise.

CHICAGO. August 9.-Jay Gould has
again been heard from. This time he
has Q monster scheme whereby he pro-
poses TO compete with the Northern
Pacific Railroad. He intends TO extend
all his own lines as far as Puget Sound.
Il 10 said that be has had surveyors busy
In Montana all Summer, and that sur
vsys Of the arst one hundred miles Of
the new track, which will begin at
Cheyenne, have been completed. The
new road Is to pass within twenty miles
Of Fort Laramie. and proceed to Fort
Mckinney. The line will then extend
west through the Big Horn country to
Yellowstone Park. Gould hopes to
make the road 0 paying q BY extend
Ing Il to the National Park. he believes
there will be travel enough to make the
line pay from the start. No route has
been laid out from the Park. though 1t
10 understood that II will run south OF
the Bitter Root mountains, along snake
River Valley. Gould Is doing his ut
most to push the enterprise. and expects
TO have the hrst hundred miles ready
BY January !. 1881. he 10 s~ndssvoring
TO fQht the Northern Pacific people BY
driving them from the held, and thus
Kidding himself OF all competition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
EASTERN DIS patches
A New York Chinaman on the
Rampage.


NEW Yonx. August 7.-Quimbo Appo'
q son Of the notorious Chinese muir
dsrsr. passed the greater part OF last
night drinking in saloons in the lower
part Of the Fourteenth Ward. At q few
minutes before midnight he entered
Lindsrman's saloon. No. s Bsyard
street, and engaged in q game OF cards
with John Collins. They played sew
sral games for beer, and then al Appo's
suggestion. they began to gamble: Apo
10 an expert at cards. and. BY bis man.
~ipulations. he soon o all OF Collins'
money. The latter. suspecting that he
was being robbed. watched the China
man closely, and ct last. a. he says,
caught him cheating. An alteration
and hght followed. During the scufhe
Apo drew O knife and plunged the
blade into Collins abdomen. The
youth fell to the floor and his assailant
rushed into the street. BE ran toward
Elizabeth street, where two policemen
wore standing In the shade. They al
lowed him to approach. and, when no
was near enough. sprang upon him.
Young Apo 10 . noted desperate. 10
has been arrested several times for pick
ing pockets. The police records show
that for the latter ofspse he has served
three terms on Blaokvsll's Island. Col.
Inns il q psddler az years OF age.
Quimbo Apo. the father OF the pris.
oner, on October 20, 1879. stabbed and
instantly killed James Kelly in front OF
the Howe lodging.house In Chatham
street. Fifteen years before he assassi.
mated his wife. He Is at present under
going q life sentence at Sing Sing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
g.rdeId on ma Way Homo.

NEW Yoax, August 7.-GsnsrL Gar.
field left to-day for his home In Ohio.
Garhsld will rest on Sunday at Chau.
tsuqua lake. As the the train spsedsd
past several stations the people gath.
cred, waved their hands, hsndksrchisfs
and Gags, and General GARFIELD bowed
his Acknowledgements. At Paterson, the
Hrst stopping place. 5000 OF 5000
people, mostly Of the laboring GLASSES,
closed around the car and chsersd heart.
lily. Garfield spoke a. follows; Eel.
low citizens: ! thank you for this strong
demonstration Of your kindness. have
bsen in Paterson two or three times In
my life. Ihave seen your great indus.
try and your great growth. but the best
thing In Paterson and the best thing OF
. republic nsIt to liberty is the labor Of
our people. [ohssrs.l That II shall
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
A Duelling Bully Killed.

CHICAGO. August IA special to the
Trituns from Charlotte, N. c., says
Much excitement was created In this
city yesterday by a report that . duel
had been fought in the Marlboro section
Of South Carolina between young Cash.
SON OF Colonel Cash. and Mr.. Blair.
editor OF the Camden Journal. II Ii
stated that young Cash was killed In
stantly. II will DO remembered that the
elder Cash Q short time ago forced
Colonel Shannon. q prominent lawyer.
into q duel and killed him. Public son.
timsnt utterly condemned Cash. but
such was tho fear Of him and his sons
that few dared give public expression to
their sentiments. The information 70.
ceivsd Is that Cash challenged Blair DO.
cause Of certain editorials OF the Cash
and Shannon duel, and that the combat
was fought with Winchester rides at
tWenty PAGES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
MiAcellaneoul.

CHICAGO, August General Tom
Ewing Of Ohio passed through the city
yesterday morning on his way to Cali
fornia. stopping only long enough to
take breakfast.
WASHINGTON, August THE Arst
stone In the work Of completing the
shaft Of the Washington national mon.
ment was laid today. President Hayes
and others deposited coins underneath
the stone. It will take about four years
to finish the monument.
II IL estimated that IL will take three
years to complete the entire compilation
Of the census.
New York, August THE strike Of
the American District Telegraph Com
pany's boys closed today TO the great re-
lief Of business people. The boys get
an added fifty cents o week.
General Garfield left today for bis
home in Ohio. he will rest on Sunday
at Chatauqua Lake. People gathered at
many stations and cheersd at the train
a. it passed. At Patterson the General
made q brief speech. =,
GALVESTON, August IA Mtos special
SAYS: "R. L. Edwards, . Christian
preacher, wal called ont and shot dead
last night by unknown parties.
Drsvrn. Aug. IAN old man named
Matthew Bowling, living on Cubb creek.
az miles southwest Of Golden, hanged
himself In . cellar yesterday. The Gel.
lar was not high enough to allow him
to hang clear. He therefore loopsd the
rope around his neck and held up his
feet or leaned forward until dead. De-
ceased was quite wealthy. Domestic
trouble was the cause Of the act.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, August IRE
cent rains have done much damage to
the cotton crop. The worm had oom-
msneed to eat the cotton. and the rain
prevented the poison put on the plants
having the effect desired. II 10 now
thought that on the prairiss and bottom
lands not more than half the cotton will
be made that was expected four weeks
ago. Bust 10 injuring cotton also.
DErlorT, August THE jury In the
case Of the yacht Mamie returned . YER
dict today charging the fatal collision 70
Qross earslsssnsss and criminal nsgli'
osucs of the master and pilot OF the
steamer Cortland, which ran the yacht
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
]. Chinaman Down East.

New YoRK, August s.-The CONNER.
cial Bulletin says: We see 1t stated that
the North Adams shops are d~isoharsing
some Chinese hands for the reason that
they can get white labor cheaper. The
Chinamau has acquired, along with
other knowledge, not only the art Of
striking for wages. but the art also Of
maintaining a strike through the process
OF . modified trades unionism. We be-
lisvs that similar, II not the same phe-
nomena, have been worked out also ct
various industrial establishments In New
Jersey, where like experiments have
been tried. It il thus o iallacy to sup
pose that the Chiaaman never ceases 10
be q Chinaman In his tastes and afalia.
tons. or that he can never DO assim-
Hated. like most OF the human family, to
our civilization.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
Hot

The highest point reached by the
Thermometer 10 Virginia this season and
recorded at the Chollar office is ninety
degrees Fahrenheit. Secretary Gilman.
during bis absence in Arizona, recently
got o little touch OF hell on earth.
When coming In to Madeira, which IL
ON the S. P. Railroad. he bad the felicity
Of staging II under a temperature OF $50
degrees. Shade or sunshine made no
perceptibls difference in the mercurial
range. At 6 p. n. when Madeira was
reached the thermometer stood at ia.
Folks there thought that quite comfort
able. as they had previously seen 1t l26
In the shade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
sEronr.

ruIs MORNING.
As 0phir. 81. 81
sos Mexican, 81. 81. 81 b, ~, sS
SIS Gould 4 Curry. 8 80. 8 IS. sS' y ~
l55 Beat 4 Bslchsr. 81. 9s.Sk
2G5 California. l IS. I 30. s.
sos savage. 2 GO. 2 65. . 10
Cos Con. Virginia. 5 is, , 20. > 10
$50 Chollsr, 2 40. 2 10. 2 os. 2 Is
500 Potosi. I 20. IN
65 Hale 4 N~orcross. ~
$50 Ysllsw Jacket. A. 20
40 Crown Point, ! -
500 Imperial. 200. Csc
AIS Bsichsr. . 63
$50 Sierra Nevada. Is. ISL. 1874. isk.
ISL
626 Utah. ION. lon
40 Bullion. I 60
20 Exchequsr. IN
20 Seg. Belcher. 9
400 0verman. I 50, | IS
$40 Justice. 100
ls2o Uaisn Con. ass. an. HS. 81 sio.
a. 26k, a bso. 2sS
200 Julia. x5s
$40 Silver Hill. 500
500 Challenge.
t20 Andes. l o5. l 10
100 Original Gold Hill. 500
50 Quinn. 5
20 Alpha.
$50 Phil. Sheridan. SOC
500 Lady Warrington. 2se
1000 wslls-Fargo. i0c
Geo Scorpion. I Is. l 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
Ansr.ss. ssr.ss R.ssrs-

SAN FRASorsco. August s-sr ?. ~
Bslchsr q IS. Hale / Norcross ~. Best
L Belchsr 81. Scorpion l ~. Con. Vir-
ginia > Is. Mexican -. Union 26&. "a
bio. 2s&. ash. Goodshaw IL. Justice
Csc. Sierra Nevada i2s. i2h. ophir IN.
IN, Gould 4 Curry 81, Andes l 10. CAL
edopia 4sc. Mt Diablo ~. chollAr .. 2 o5.
Crown Point I 80. Northern Belle i2S.
Bodis 4 80. Jupiter N. Alpha 4 IS.
Tiogs 1. Bechtsl l so. Utah 81, Savage
2 s.. Eureka Con. l5c. EIchequer IN.
Albion 25c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
Fire 10, Silver.

The house OF VIM. Montgomery. In
Silver City. was burned down at ~ NJ.
last night. Mr.. Montgomery was in
Bodis, and the house was occupied by
his wife. No n knows how II took
are, but a. it was insured for $500 and
more than it, value, and % some things
we're taken out almost unaccountably,
there are surmises about the origin Of
tha Acc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
Another Road for Leadville.

AuOtuCT hVau iVr L0SuViiios
LrADvrLLE. Colorado, August o.
From present appearances Lsadvills will
soon be q very important railroad cen.
ter. The Denver and Rio Grands Com
pany has lot a contract for grading It's
Eagle River extension. President Litch.
Geld, OF the local Ten Mile Company.
who has been. s%ndsavoripg to negotiate
bonds in New York for the extension OF
his oompsny's road, was at once mott
aed Of the settlement with the hio
Grands Company. It Is probable that
the Eagle River extension will DO CON.
plstsd to Red Clif BY November Let 81
the latest. The active movements IN
the way Of railroad construction have
given new life to the mining camps ct
Ten Mile. Eagle River. Roaring Forks
and other points which will be thus
reached. stimulating prospecting for
new mines and the development OF
those already discovered to . wonderful
deoree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
The State Cosvsssion.

The Republican State Convention at
Carson which is to take place Wednesday
next, commencing at IL o'clock noon,
will be held in the Carson Opera House.
That place was selected a. the most ell
Ribls and convenient. A telegram from
Carson today, states that the house has
been secured forthe occasion and every
thing will be properly arranged and in
readiness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
The following re.olutions,wers unanimously

The following retolutions.wers unanimously
adopted:
Received, That Primary Elections for The
choice OF Delegates 70 said State Convention
shall be held not later than August 7, 1880.
R<solpsd. That We recommend that Republic
cans In the several Election Precincts through
out the btate form themselves into Clubs for
effective work during the approaching canvass.
RGsopsd, That the test for voting ct said Pri.
maiics shall DO an Affirmation By the person Of.
fering 70 vote that be 10 . citizen OF the United
States, that he voted the Republican ticket q
the last general election In this STATE or would
have cone 20 had he voted at said election. and
. pledge to support the National and state
nominees Of the Republican party atths coming
election.
Rssoped. That the several County Republican
Central Committees throughout the State be 70.
quested 10 provide for the election OF Delegates
from their respective Counties TO the Rspubli.
can Htste Convention.
/. I. REQUA,
Chairman Republican Stats Central Com.
ALy. DorHN, Secretary. jJisd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
Probable Date Of President Hayes'
Arrival.

WASHINGTON, August g. President
Hayes will 90 to the Pacific coast about
September LIST. General A. D. MoCook
and others OF the staff will accompany
him. The trip will include an excursion
to southern California. 1t 10 said that
the President will make political id.
dresses, and will be absent two months.
No other President has ever visited the
Pacific coast during his term Of Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-09
Gss,inE Ready 20 Crosseus.

The drain In the connecting drift be-
tween the 1900 station Of the Sierra Ne
vada incline and Union shaft has been
completed, and the water OF the Sierra
Nevada now flows to the Union pumps.
It only remains to put in timbsrs along
this DRIFT before starting crosseuts In
Union,