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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09

The sutro Independent say that consid-
srAis indignation exists throughout the
tcei ~ at the determination OF Superin-
teSasnt Ysrinston to employ Cinnamon
TO construct the branch railroad TO Bodie.
Licenses to commit matrimony have
been granted as follows: Andrew McGin.
10y to b. E. McHugh, John Murphy to
Annie Hunt, Thomas Rablin to Eliza
beth kinsman.
According to . Whereas" etc., OF
the Sutro Literary Society. Almighty
God killed Benjamin WEIGH. Where Is
Heavens Grand Juryl
The sutro Tunnel Company paid their
workmsn last Friday the wages due for
the month Of January. The total was
$2l.074 rs.
Saturday will be st. Valentines day.
The trade in the horrible daubs called
valentines II unusually brisk already.
David Mccarthy. formerly in Gibson's
saloon, has purchased . hall interest in
the Capital saloon Of Virginia.
whizz. popsty.pop. bomb. vhack-
heather horrors and no w~ashss-washse
for Q week. Nssn.nan.
Prsparstions are being made to 70
sums sinking st the O. i Q. shaft.
A band Of sipsy fortuns-tsllsrs r
camping in sutro.
Annual meeting sutro Tunnel Com
psny March !.
Lent wiz begin Wednesday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09


RoNr, February 9.-Ths Carnival du.
ring the past week was q very brilliant
one. King Humbsrt. Queen Margaret.
and the Crown Prince Of Germany oc
cupied seats in the balcony in the corso,
and were enthusiastically applauded.
All the week there were brilliant iestivi.
ties. The maskers fairly outdid them
selves In originality Of garb. The rain
OF sweetmeats was falling continually
from windows and balconies. and the
carriages plowsd their way through the
Aower.laden streets. The project Of
suppressing the races this year was
speedily o~vsrrulsd, and the b~are.backed
horses, with jingling Roads at their
sides, were duly started on Saturday
from the Piazza del Popolo. There
were balls In the Politeama, and dane.
ing at q new thsater. the Alhsmbra. On
Monday the popular lottery was drawn,
and on Wednesday the Lotteria Castro
monica. The Piazza Novsna, brilliantly
illuminated, has been decked out as o
Fair. Prizes have been distributed to
the most fanciful masqusraders -2000f.
for carriages and 1901. for each Of the
foot passengers. Anew national gallery
has been ~inauguratsd In the Via Nazro.
male, an Industrial Exhibition has been
opened, and the week has been q triumph
u innocent gaysty. On Tuesday the
Moccoli are to be carried, and % the last
candle IL extinguished. tho "Angelus "
will ring out from the Church OF Gesu,
and the Carnival Of 1880 will be . thing
Of the past.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
The Virginia Foundry, on the railroad
.optb NJ tbs Julia. Andrev Eraser. pro.

The Virginia Foundry, on the railroad
south Of the Julia. Andrew Fraser. pro.
p~rietor, Is we'll Axsd for manufacturing
mill and mine castings Of iron or brass
and Of all grades and promptly furnishes
them at lowest rates. Once, Room !.
Blacks building. northeast corner OF Q
and Taylor streets. Virginia. See cd.
vertissmsnt under "New Today"
Thomas Gallagher can deliver freight
Of all kinds quicker and cheaper than to
harness up o horse and get II yourself:
Have II marked Scare T. g., Gold
HILL" and round Il comes on time. See
advertisement In another column.
Belchsr broke Q pump rod yesterday
800 feet below the surface. The rod
will be repaired o o and In the mean.
time the donkey pumps In the incline
will handle the water.
A site for . depot has been donated
the Virginia and Truckes Railroad Com.
pany BY the people Of D'ytop. Il 10 9
piece Of ground not far from the bridge:
From that point to Sutro the road will
run ALMOST In IN air line.
According to the Independent the town
Of Sutro boasts Of two faro banks. ten
saloons, two groceries. an excellent FIRE
department, q new sehoolhouss. Q pros.
porous literary society and . thriving
Newspaper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
uexican.

VIRGINIA CIrY. Feb. Z, 1850. l..
Weller. President: On our $500 level the
main north drift has been extended 20
feet, making . total distance from our
south line Of 500 feet. and leaving Ito feet
to run before connecting with the Joint
Union Consolidated winzs down from the
1000 level and the south drift run from
the Union shaft. The material passed
through is q heavy vein formation, carry.
ing soms quartz. Tho joint 0phir west
crosscut has been advanced II feet, max
ing q total length Of 358 feet from the
main north drift. and has passed into .
harder material than at date OF my last
report. We have, jointly with the ophir
Company, started an east crosscut on our
northern boundary. This crosscut, to-
gether with the drift being run in . north
erly direction by the ophir Company, In
the Hardy vein on this level. and the east
crosscut to be run by US jointly with the
Union Consolidated Company on our
northern boundary. will form . system Of
drifts from which va can thoroughly eI.
plore the ground lying TO the east Of the
main lateral drift on this level. The Joint
Union Consolidated east crosscut on our
north line will DO started By Wednesday
next. W. ID. PATTON supt'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters, under the dates
given, have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal Offices Of tho various COM
panics In San Francisco:
Ophir.
VIRGINIA CrrY. February Z. 1880. L.
Weller. President: On our $500 level the
tank Ii in position and completed. Tho
pump will be connected and started today.
which will enable Us to resume work In
the bottom Of the incline by Thursday
next. The main north drift has been OK
tended Is feet through . vein formation,
carrying some quartz giving low assays.
and is now in $50 feet from tho station.
The main east drift Ia now In 40 feet from
the incline, passing through . hard-blast.
ing porphyry showing some water. On
our $500 level the joint Mexican west
crosscut on our northern boundary has
been advanced IA feet, making . total
length Of $50 feet from the main north
drift, and has passed into . harder material
than at date Of my last report. The north
drift on the Hardy vein has been advanced
10 feet through quartz giving low assays,
and 10 now in 81 feet from the main east
drift. We have, jointly with the Mexican
Company. started an east crosscut on U
northern boundary. This crosscut,
together with the drift being run in .
northerly direction on the Hardy vein and
the Joint Mexican and Union east crosscut
to be run on this level. will form . systsm
Of drifts which will thoroughly explore the
ground lying to the east Of the main lat
eral drift. On our 220e level the north
drift in the Hardy vein has been advanced
Is feet. and Is now In So feet from the
main drift. The south drift has been sd.
vanced II feet. making { total length OF
65 feet from the main drift. Both
Of these drifts continue In . heavy
vein formation showing occasional punches
Of good ore. On our 2l00 level We shall
during the coming week start . winze
down from Q point 40 feet south OF the
main east drift. This winze will be sunk
to connect with the south drift In the
Hardy vein on the 1900 level. Our Slopes
continue to yield the usual quantity OF
good milling ore. Our work on the diner.
emit levels has been interrupted somewhat
during the past week by repairs on the
incline track. but everything Is now
W. H. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
TreJas R~ssampsion.

Work Is shortly to DO resumed In the
Trojan mine. The suspension OF work
there has been brief, but necessary for
recupsration for the future. Tho Trojan
10 q representative OF q large number Of
mines along the surface Of the Com.
stock. It contains plenty Of ore,
but not Of "a high grade. II has
yielded . large amount Of bullion
In the past and has plenty OF
material for producing q large amount
more In the future. but 1t has to be
worked In the most economical and ju.
dicious manne to keep 1t running at all.
II three or four hundred men could DO
worked there instead Of thirty or forty,
Il would be better for everybody. 1t
certainly 10 to be hoped that not only
the Trojan may DO able to run and keep
running. but that other low.grade.ore
mines may be enabled to do the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
n Pope's Health.

ROME. February ~ His Holiness
Pope Leo XIII has entirely recovered
from his recent indisposition and Is daily
driven In the gardens Of the Vatican.
Yesterday he gave audience to the Lent
preachers. It being the anniversary OF
the death OF Pic Mono. formal services
were held in the Sistips Chapel. Car.
dinal Di Pistro performed grand
requiem mass and the Pope gave sbso.
iutiou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
California;

VIRGINIA Crrr. Feb. 7. 1880. - @. p.
Gordos. Secretary; During the past week
we have extracted 7s3 toni Of ore. On our
$50 level the north drift has been extended
"a feet through vein porphyry; total length.
2O7 feet. On our 1900 level the north drift
has been reopened and retimbered to .
point $50 feet from the main west drift, at
which place We have started . west cross
cut, which will DO continued and explore
the ground lying west Of the old Slopes.
On our 22j0 level the east crosscut 10 o
in 20 feet and we expect TO have TO run 10
feet more 10 cut the ore vein encountered
ON the level above. On our 1850 level the
Joint Consolidated Virginia east crosscut
is now in IS feet, passing through favora-
BILE vein formation. On our 2t50 level the
main south lateral drift 10 now 81 feet
south from our northern boundary. pass
ing through hard blasting ~porphyry. with
streaks Of clay. At the c. / G. shaft ",
are making preparations to resume sink.
ing. All our machinery Is working well.
". II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
A RuINOus LOSS.

A loss Of DO lily tissue. greatly In excess Of
the natural daily waste which takes place IN
tbs heal,hiest physical and mental structure.
and but for which waste life and you'h might
be indefinitely prolonged. IL entailsd upon thoss
whose vital powers arc weak and nervous sys-
ten FRAGILE. To arrest this ruinous loss and
bracs the system 4 course Of Hostetter's btom.
sch Blltars Is the proper AGENT. Tone TO the
nerves, yiRor and regularity 10 the digestive
organs and liver are among tho boons conferred
upon the debIlltated and sick Of both sexss BY
this inestimabie medicine, which more than
any known tonic tends 70 check the progress OF
neved relish for iood. are both obtained By tho
nervous and d~yrpeptio through its use, which
n 4 20 the means Of inuring the system 70 en-.
counter safely malsrious atmospheric infu'
sucea-
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BeIcher.

GoLp HILL, Feb. z. 1SS0.-James Ee,e-
lands. President: In consequence OF . slack
strand In the new cable Of the north In.
cline We were obliged to take the cable of
and have II reserved for Q distance Of 20
feet. This work caused . delay In the
working Of the mine from Thursday until
today. The cable 10 now on the reel and
all work In the mine 10 going on ~ usual.
The 5000 station In completed In every par.
~ticular. The south drift OF the 5000 level
has attained . length Of ITO feet from the
station. the face showing good.looking
porphyry. The east drift IN same level Is
now In i52 feet. the face being In . favor
able formation. On the 2760 level the
north drift on the ore streak 10 In rs feet
from the crosscut. The face Of this drift
still continues in quartz and ore as already
described In previous letters. There is .
little more water coming In from the face
Of this drift than usual. but not enough to
prevent work In II being carried On. All
other work In and about the mine Is going
on ~ usual. W. H sNIrH, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
Up 10 HIS old Tricks.

Mark Brown, Jr., who was last Friday
sentenced to three years In the State
Prison for Jail breaking. came near
making another successful break last
Thursday night. With o piece Of gas
pipe wrenched from the frame OF his
bsdstssd he pried upon the door Of his
cell till he broke the upper hinge. When
discover BY Jsiler Hanks he had one arm
and about half his body out through the
opening. Had Judge Rising been cog.
infant OF the above attempt, Brown
would probably have received Q longer
sentence. He has been taken to prison.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
Union Shaft.

VIRGINIA CIrY. Feb. z, 1ss0.-Gsorgs G.
Pran. Secretary: The excavation for our
tank and bob pits. and the timberinR Of
the same. are completed. Our balance
hobs are all in position except bob No. 8.
Today we shall lower aud place In position
the pump ct the $500 station, from which
point we shall continue to place the pump
rods, columns and pumps with all possible
speed. The work Of erecting the large
pumping engine on the surface 10 making
excellent progress. We have commenced
the work Of laying the water pipes through
our 1000 level. These pipes will be con.
tinued through to the 0phir incline. con.
Meeting at that point with the main line Of
drain pipes to the Sutro tunnel and form
the outlet Of the water from our pumps
when started. We still find IL necessary
to ease tho shaft below the 1000 level.
:rHoMAs II. ROONEY, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
ripsr's opera Besss.

The Baldwin Theater Star Specially
Combination played to q good house
las. night and closed It's engagement at
Piper's Opera House. Too much can.
not be said In praise Of the American
Four" or OF the "Davene Troupe" In
their lines they arc ~unequaled.
The Wilhelm grand concert troupe
will appear at the Opera House February
81 and "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
Hale

VIRGINIA Orr, Feb. o, 1sso.-Jo.l p.
Liohmer. Secretary: The north crosscut,
22Oo level, has been extended 80 feet since
last report and 10 now in las feet. Tho
general character Of the ground remains
unchanged. The fow Of hot water In our
south winzo continues strong and our
progress 10 slow. We expect the Chollar
west drift to tap the water In . few days.
when better headway will be made. The
winze 10 now Isl feet deep; bottom still in
porphyry and quartz.
PHILIP DErDEsHEIxEl, 5upt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09

PORTLAND, February e.-The body OF
an infant was found yesterday in o mill.
race near the agricultural works at
Salem, by o lad who was pit. iig near
tho bank. The remains were taken
from the water and given to the Coroner.
Foul play is suspected. and the authori'
ties are investigating the mystery.
Great excitement prevails at Mon
mouth over the killing Of II. Crosssrly
by Dick johnson yesterday. johnson
has the reputation Of being o quarrel
some man. He and Crosserly had some
words, which terminated In blows. Cros-
serly raised his hand a. II TO strike. when
johnson drew o pistol and shot him
through the heart. Tha Coroner's jury
returned Q verdict that the murder was
without provooation. Crossorly was .
young man who has resided for years at
Monmouth, where be was much liked.
George Collins, who shot and instantly
killed Clark Hamilton, has made . state
msnt, In which he says that hs had been
In continual fear OF his LIE for the past
three months; that Hamilton had threat.
ened to kill him on several occasions.
and he had good reason 10 think he In
tended to carry the menace into execu.
ton.
A shooting affair took place OF the
Dalles yesterday between two brothers.
Charles and Thomas Denton. A dis.
pute arose about tbs division Of some
property. High words and blows en-.
sued, when Charles Aired two shots at
Thomas. The balls pasted through his
clothes, but fortunately did DOT take
effect. Charles Is In Jail on . charge Of
assault with intent to kill.
A petition Is being signed here by the
mercantile citizens. asking Congress to
modify the laws relating to seamen. 30
that ship owners shall no longer DO com.
PEELED to pay three months extra wages
to seamsn discharged from American
vessels in foreign ports with their own
consent or for just cause. when they are
In good health and able to procure other
employment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
STOCK REPOkr.
san Fr.neisee Beard.
THIS MORNING.

THIS
lss ophir. TN -, ,.,.
$50 Mexican. l5a, Is, l4b, lis' loS
$50 Gould 3 Garry, %
10 Best 4 Bsleher, l0t
SIS California, 8 IS. 3 30, 8 3d.,
l55 Savage. 81. ca
100 Con. Virginia. 8 IS
1870 Chollar. ~, 7k,7b,S
SIS Potosi. ~, As
sos Hale 4 Norcross, 6h, Gu
6ss Grown Point. 4 95
100 Yellow Jacket, 10
500 Imperial. Coo
SIS Bsleher. liz, l1f
$40 Sierra Nevada, ~, 22k, AN, 22h
22k $50,
-. Utah. l3x bid
200 Bullion. ~. $50
$40 I~xehssusr. 5. Q 95
lie 0vsrman, IN IN
430 Justice, 2 1917
6s5 Union Gen.. sex, s6a. Sc
$40 Alta, 4 so
$50 Lady Bryan. 40c. 45c
$50 Jalia. 2, 2 05
7oS Caledonia. / 10. I 20. lis
220 Silver Hill. I 80. 1 40
Ito New York. 45c, 400
rs Lady Warrington Gen.. 9ec
600 Kossuth. lSc
200 Andes. SOC
50 scorpion. 5 80
400 L~eviathan. 3Sc. SOC
400 Trojan. SOC. Csc
AIS Benton Con-. 2 80. 2 IS
100 Solid Silver. $50
80 st. Louis, 25c
$50 Colder. Gate. 2 IS. ~
3ss Flowsry. 400. loo
ITO Con. Dorado, 2 05
20 Nsrth BONANZA, Coo. $50
500 Fairfax. SOC
90 Mseksy. zoo
10 Essex,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
Caledonia

GOLD HILL, Feb. z, lss0.-Gsorgs ".
Bearer. Pre.ident: During the psst week
the south drift has been extended Sc feet,
and have cut ont for and put down =
turntabls In the drift. The drift is now
in Q very favorable character Of vein mat
ter. with some promising seamso Of quartz.
Our progress at Forman shaft has been
slow, and II will b. the middle or last Of
the coming week e,fore We will DO able TO
resume sinking.
CHls. FoRxAN, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
THE COURTS.
District Court-RisinE. Judge.

The following business was trans.
acted in the District Court this morning:
Rauhut VS.. bis creditors sheriff ap.
appointed assignee.
Clark vs.. Clark-Proof Of publication
Of SUMMONS aled.
Noce vs.. Orseza--Sst for the Court.
Goodban vs. Burns Dismissed on
motion OF the plaintiff.
Golf vs.. VsenberR-Set for tomorrow.
Mooney vs.. Derby & Garhart-Sst
for 18th.
Casey W. Carrere-Dismissed.
Roben vs.. Langley-Called for trial.
State vs.. Wilfon-Assault and battery;
ON trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
Justice Court Fi.anipsham, J. p,

Justice Court FlsuniDEham, J. r.
The following criminal business wal
transacted In this Court today:
State vs.. Brady-Charge, embezzle-
msnt OF $500, deposited with T. b. Rails.
ton to buy Union stock. The testimony
showed that all the stock transactions Of
T. H. Ralston were carried on through
L. b. Frankel; that the money was paid
Frankel aud the stock bought, but be.
fore its delivery Frankel sold Ralston
out aud hence the stock wal not dsliv.
cred at all. After Ralston's account was
sold out be owed Franksl 50 40. On
this evidence and that Brady was acting
only as agent for Ralstop, the District
Attorney moved that the defendant be
discharged. and be was discharged &C.
c~ordingly.
State Va. Alb Gou-Charge, disturbing
the peace; set for 8 P. n. tomorrow; de-
PENDANT commiit d.
State vs.. jon Gou-Same - above;
set for 8 p. n. tomorrow; committed.
State vs.. Camp S~ing-Charge. resist
ing an officer; set for 8 P. N. Wednss-
day; committed.
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or fur Chins.

Colonel Fair will round the world
before bis return. but will not undertake
to do It In 40 days. The party will con.
,ist Of Colonel James G. Fair. James g.
Fair. Jr., Dick Dey and Irving Scott.
The start will be made from San Fran
cisco and 90 via New York. the suez
Canal, etc. The whole trip will con-
sumo bat IS days more than to 60 TO
Yokohama and return.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
silver Hill.

SILVER HILL NINE. Fob. z. 1sS0.-W
z. Dean, Secretary During the past week
the 1900 orosscut east has bcen extended
and timbered 43 fost through the hardest
belt Of porphyry yet encountered. This
morning one.half Of the face 10 softer.
showing small streaks Of quartz and . lit
tie dampness. All our machinery IL work.
ing we'll. M. @. HILLYKR, Bupt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
Lyon Counsy's Preduction or Pre-.
cious Metals.

The Independent publishes the follow.
ing figures from the abstract statement
from the quarterly assessment roll Of
the proceeds OF the mines Of Lyon
county, forthe quarter ending Deem.
Der 81, 1879: Total number OF tons Of
tailipps worked. 1886; the gross value Of
which was $50. 39l 10. The total cost
OF extracting Same was 1853 "a. The
net Weld or value on which taxes were
levied was 1901 80; total amount Of
tax, S279 60.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
Consolidated Imperial.

GoLD HILL, Feb. 8, 1850. X. p.
Harmon, President: During the past week
we have advanced our south drift, $500
level. IS feet, making total length Of same
to date 76 feet; face In very hard forma-
ton. We expect to be sble to connect
with Yellow Jacket drift In about 10 days.
This connection will give rs . fine circula-
ton Of air throughout u lowe levels.
The Joint Alpha.Imperial winze has been
sunk and timbered to date 167 feet. We
advanced this Wine 10 feet during the
week. A. O. HAMILTON, Sup't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
A,,,v.,s Y..,erd.y Morning.

Mcleod. P Horton. George Nalloy,
" WEIGH. W Moore, n W Eastman, W G
Carroll. J Hswley, II S Reinstein. r Ben
netts, c @ Schmit.. Mrs @ W Marshall. DR.
II . Stone. C E De Lay, Mrs W 7 Husk.
Mrs d r Bethune. Mrs Paddock. Joe Olco-
vich. c King and wife. c Alexander. Mrs
] 8 Young and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
Yellow Jacket.

GoLD HILL. Feb. Z, 18so.-George Wal.
lace, Vice Presideat. The north drift,
270O level, IL to-day SO feet beyond our
north line. Tho north winzo IL down Ill
feet on the slope. The work Of sinking
has been delayed for the past three days,
to cut out and place . tank at the 100,
which takes up about all the water. The
bottom Of the winze 10 quite hard. with
little water. Have not resumed sinking
In shaft. Will complete tanks Nos. II and
~ by Tuesday next. Work on all eight
bob.pits progressing fayorably.
T. @. TAYLOR, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-09
THE DRArH RArg OF

Our country 10 getting 10 be f~earfully alarming.
the average Of life being lesssned even year.
without any reasonable cause. death resulting
generally from the most Insignificant origin
At this eeason Of the rear especially, . cold 10
such . coDmon thing that In the hurry Of every
tsnding 70 and often hnd too late, that 8 Fever
or Lung trouols has already set IN. Thousands
had Bosessis German w Sssa taken. : cure
voald have resulted. and . large bill nom .
doctor bean avoided. For all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, BoschssS German Syrup has
ina IN Medicine. Ivcry prusriss Ia this
country Win tell you Of Ito wondsrfni saset.
ovsf $4,000 betiss sold Last ysn wiSsss
ltASle {AllneN moNn. W
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Nor,h Bonau.. and TIewery.

VIRGINIA CIrY, Feb. 2, 1SS0.-W. W.
Stst.on, Secretary: Since my last report
the lateral drift on the 600 level has been
RIM 1873 feet along the east wall OF the
ledge, showing . we'll defined wall the
entire distance. On the 400 level north
We are running In Q very ine body OF
quartz. some Of II giving fair Assays.
Everything about the mine 10 going along
n usual. D. H. JACKSON, Hupt.