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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
March Comfssts.

March keeps up its comforts to the
last. This morning they eliminated,
seemingly. Snow vas one OF them. gin.
esrly supplied. however. in the present
instance, and the balance made up OF
dust, and Ans quartz dust at that. lis
mot every place that can afford that kind
Of dust. But to climax the two in one
supreme swoop Of happiness which shall
raise . man out OF his boots Il must be
administered by . washoe zephyr going
at the rate OF 80 miles per hour and N
pineing upon the naked face with a
force Of 36 pounds TO the square loot
irrespective Of the momentum OF the
hurled bodies: and that, too. with the
mercury in the Thermometers trying o
keep itself warm at the l6 station on It's
road 10 zero and the bulb and out OF
sight. That's just what they had in
Virginia this morning-or ss near It rs
could DO ascertained without an sns-
momstsr.
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Nss solved Yss.
sL,rrr.r auLcu. March 20. 1850

SLiPfrRy GuLcH. March 20. 1850.
Editor NEWS: In . communication to
tho San Francisco Chronieis Of the 27th
instanta gentleman from oakland claims
to give . solution to the IS. Is. IA puzzle.
his formula requiring over eighty moves
to accomplish IL. The joke Of the thing is
that he "turns the board" or box, after
the 9Th move. and when the puzzle 10 SOL
we'd ia he supposes) the numbers on the
blocks. running from left hand upper cor
usr TO right, are tipped thus: . :, . -,
instead Of standing upright. As follows:
4. 2, 8, 4. We, Slippery Gulch folks.
reached q result similar 10 that OF the Oak
land gentlsman-by changing the direction
of the columns-two weeks since. and In
fifteen moves. but don't brag about II.
Our formula is ~ follows: Move II. $, 4,
down; s. q, 1 right; 6. 3, IS up; Is. IA. II
isft; s, L., 3. down; Z, I right; y, 10. IA up;
"a. 3 Isft: 1, Q, q down, 1, 9. 8 right; Q. is
mp: Il. II left; z. 9 down; b., > right, IL,
IL. Is up-solved.
Tho fact 10. however. that neither the
OAKLAND gentleman nor We slippery
butchers have yet solved the puzzle ac-
oording to the rules OF b game. The
rules require. whom numerical sequenceis
reached. that the numbers stand ~ before
moving, thus: I. q. 3. 4, running from
left hand upper corner to right.
II the formula given BY the Oakland
gentleman 10 followed without reversing
the box after the 9th move. tho nu-
merical sequence, I. .. .. 4, will run.
when his supposed solution Is reached,
from the lower left hand corner OF the
box up-not In accordance with the rules.
Tho Oakland gentleman 10 the 18th per.
con heard from who claims TO have solved
the puzzle, and still IL yet remains to be
solved In accordance with the rules-that
Is, without '.turning the board" A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
consolidated yirEinin.

VIRGINIA CRY. March %, 1850. w.
Harsn.. Secretary During tho past week
1858 tons Of ore have been hoisted from
the 1850 and 1850 levels. On the 1000
level the Joint Best & Belcher east cross.
cut on our southern boundary has been ex-
tended SO feet. and continues In hard,
blasting ~porphyry; total length. 2ss feet.
On our 1900 level the joint California east
crosscut on our northern boundary has
been advanced l6 feet, and 10 now in FOG
feet, and continues in . formation carry
streaks Of clay and quartz. At the G. i O.
shaft the $500 station set Is in place. and
We arc now sinking the stump below that
station. Work in the shaft and in the
lower levels Was interrupted BY changing
tho pumps at the 2eeo station.
W. II. Parton, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Going 10 Austin.

Rev. Rush s. Eastman leaves with
his family and household goods for Aus.
tin tomorrow morning, there to make
their future home. Mr.. Eastman has
been Pastor Of st. Johns Church In
Gold Hill for several years past and his
kindly disposition and straightforward,
consistent course In the line Of his call.
ing has endsared him to his congregation
and won the respect and good will Of his
fellow citizens. His wife is o most est.
mabls, quiet lady. and during her brief
stay among US has found many warm
friends. We most cordially commend
thsm to the people Of Austin, and
numerous well.wishsrs join with rs In
bespsaking for Thorn Q kind welcome
and msrited prosperity in their new
home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

SAN FRAScIsco. March 29-l p. NJ
Northern Belle, l6.i6t; Union Con-, ssh;
Champion, IS. 80; wales. s.. . %. Q 10;
Eureka Con-. lsh, 1914 $50. isk slo
Ophir. l7h; Sierra Nevada. 20; Bslcher.
<s.4lS. 4 10 ; B~laothavk. 9oc /; Chollar.
So. 81 Best 4 Belcher %; Belchsr.
4 10. 4 20, 4 o5 Gould q Curry. s; Ju-
pitsr. q 20. 2 u. . 10 G~oodshsw. 40c.
$50 ; Mexican. 13k. IA. 49, ; Utah. 0.
or; California. 3, 3 05; Bullion. 3 s.;
North Nsoaday. 2 IS. 5; Exchequsr.
2 30; Tip Top. A, 4, 4 si0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
From, BeIisvnie.

II. ]. Walsh. formerly OF Gold Hill,
writes from Bslleville that he thinks
that will be the best camp on the coast
this summer. Everything looks lively
and be was, OF the date Of his letter,
working ten mon on o hotel in Belle
vile, the man being in q hurry to have
II completed. for the travel was big.
This Job was to be finished last week,
but he had two other buildings in view.
Board there Is 80 per week; lodgings 90
cents per night; horse to hay. 81 80 per
day; hay and grain So 90 per day.
Walsh says there are three doctors In
Candelaria, but he thinks they are all
quacks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Il il currently reported that the time

It Ia currently reported that the time
necessary to repair the Alta incline en-.
CINE is being utilized by the manage.
ment in running . diamond drill into
the vein on the 1850 level, but Supsrin-
tendent Boyle said nothing Of any such
proceeding in the interview with him
this morning.
Superintendent Patton Of the BONANZA
mines left Saturday evening for San
Francisco. he will return next Tuesday
morning.
Quite o number OF 10 and IS horse
teams passed through Dayton the past
week. hauling freight to Bodie and Can.
dslaria.
McFsdden obtained judgment against
Jasper Babcoek In Carson for 1915. the
amount OF his claim, and also for costs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Arizona Items.

TUCSON, March 27.-The track Of the
Southern Pacific railroad 10 laid nine
miles east Of Tucson. The graders are
rs miles in advance.
The total amount Of bullion shipped
from Tombstone during the week was
$57.667.
Since the completion OF the railroad to
this point travel has been very large.
and e continually augmenting. Benson
II the name Of Q new railroad town to be
established at San Pedro river.
The latest advicss from Sonora report
that the telegraph line is completed
forty.fve miles from Guaymas, and Is
pushing ON to Hermesilo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous.

LONDON, March W.-Prince leopold
will sail direct for Cauada on the Goth oil
April. From Canada he will proceed
through the Western States, but will mol
extend his trip to San Francisco, as
recently contemplated.
Colonel surtses. Conservative candi.
date for the southern division Of Dur
ham. was attacked by q mob. The
Colonel received several cuts on the
head.
BOMBAY, March 27.-Ths Duke Of
Cambridge, Commsndsr.in.chisf Of the
British force. has pointed out regula.
lions which do not sanction the employ.
ment Of army officers - newspaper cor.
respondents, and has desired that
instructions be issued to prevent an
infringement Of the regulations.
A proclamation has been issued
declaring that the British have now
assumed the whole political ~administra.
ton OF East Afghsnistan.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 27.-Instead
OF the concessions expected before the
anniversary Of the Cars accession to
the throne, regarding the position Of the
Jews, there 10 increased severity. The
Jews are driven to represent themselves
as Protestant Christians to escape expul.
sion from St. Petersburg. In the Gov.
ernments OF lula. Onel and Kharkof
Jews in business for many years are
ruthlessly expelled.
Nineteen sanitary detachmsnts Of doc.
tors and nurses have BEEN set to work
In the province Of Khsrkoff to combat
the ravagss Of the dipthsria.
Serious defalcations have been dis.
covered In the overland Custom.houss.
Amounting to El05. 900. Tho officials
were detected in clearing high.olassed
goods at o low rate Of duty. The Di-
Of Customs and all the officers
have been suspended pending inquiry
into the matter.
The 100 students arrested on suspi.
eion eleven months ago have been 70.
by the Government.
A secret printing establishment has
been discovered here and sixteen COM
engaged in 1t have been ar.
rested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Consolidated Imperial.

GOLD HILL, March %. 1850. X. p.
Harmon, President. For the week ending
this date VIC have made tho following pro.
gress at the mine: The north drift. $500
level, has been extended 40 feet. making
the total length Of tho same to date 1i6
feet; face In hard ~porphyry. The Alpha.
Imperial joint winze has been sunk q
timbered 23 feet, making total depth OF
same to date 26s feet on the slope below
the 1900 level. The bottom OF this Wine
Is In q mixture Of quartz and p%orphyry.
A. g. HAMILTON, sup't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

Bullion shipments were made satur.
day evening a. follows; Union Con-,
S89, DOL At California, S28. AL 80 /;
Con. Virginia, S2s. 259 20; ophir, $1S,.
6l2 40; total. sl44.2s4 81.
The refrigerator car takes beef from
Nevada to California and brings up
lambs and calves, these being In better
condition In California than in Nevada.
Colonel Fair has been heard from in
Japan and improving in health. His
next halt will b in Paris, where al his
letters are now sent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
CaIIrornis Wines for Europe.

SAX F~Rlxcsco, March 29.-Ths Ger
man bark Stella is being ffsiehtsd with
with 100. 900 gallons Of wines Of the
vintsges Of 1874, 70. '76 and II. which
are old enough to bear q double trip
across the equator. The wine Is con-
signed to o Bremen firm. This II the
first vessel which has been chartered to
carry wines from California to Europe:
The Germans, owing to the failure OF
the grape crops. the ravages u the phyl.
loxera and the inferior qualities Of their
own vintsges, have for several years im-
ported Turkish and Egyptian wines.
The California wines upon trial were
found 90 rich and 90 well favored that
the Bremen Arm decided to import upon
0 large scale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Tho Transportation Contracts.

CHICAGO, March 29.-An Inter Ocean
Washington special says: The House
Committee on Railroads will probably
report fayorsbly the resolution offered
by Manning OF Mississippi directing An
Investigation into the contract recently
made between the Pacific Mail Slssm-
ship Company and the Pacific Railroads,
under which competition In Transports
ton between Asia and America 10 prsc-
tically destroyed. The Judiciary Com.
mittss Of the Senate are already charged
with the duty Of determining Whistler
such contract IL legal and will probably
report AZ opinion this week; but the
House Railroad Committee proposes 70
20 into the facts and have up before 1t
the men who made The contract.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
ChoIlar.

VIRGINIA CTR, March a, 1864. X.
p. Harmoa, President: Owing to some
error in the survey wo have been delayed
in making connection with the Hale q
Norcross winze, but hope to get . hele
through In the next twenty.four hours.
We are now raising from the west drift.
The ground 10 perfectly dry. As soon as
connection with the winze 10 established
we shall resume work on the south drift,
and crowd 1t forward as rapidly as posi-.
ble. Isaac l.. RIQuA, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

Of the east shaft. having been advanced
during the week So feet. The lace 10 I'm .
formation Of clay. porphyrJ md quartz.
The north drift On tho 24se level has been
extended II feet; total length OF drift, AZ
feet. The station under the east shaft will
be completed by Monday next, and an up.
raissl will then be made to the bottom Of
tho east shaft. This connection will give
us Q good circulation Of air on our 24Oo
level. The winze ON this level 10 down VI
feot, the bottom in good ore. Thu Wine
10 vertical 43 feet, below which IL has . dip
/. z. JAMES, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
YellsW Jacket.

Coin HILL. March 81. 1ss0.-Gsorge
Wallace. lice President: The west cross
cut, 2TOo level, 10 in 22s feet. having been
advanced "A feet the past week: the face Of
the same continues In dry ground and
much softer than heretofore. Have passed
through several seams Of clay and quartz.
In the bottom Of the main shaft S6s feet
deep-we have bored down las feet with .
diamond drill. at which point We ioun
some water. We have filed the hole 70
stop the dow Of water. and will commsnee
the work Of sinking the shaft tonight: IN
the pump shaft We have completed all the
work Of charging at the tank stations and
timbering the bob pits. We are employed
placing ballast In the lower stations and
completing hobs at stations Nos. I, 2, 5
and 4. 7. @. TAYLOR. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
lu New York.

The New York Graphic Of March 20
says: Colonel F. F. Osbiston, Super.
intendent OF the Freeland and Hukill
mines, arrived In this city yesterday
from Leadville. He says they are now
taking out OF the Frseland eighty tons
OF concentrating ore per day and will
increase II to ITO or 100 tons as soon a.
the weather permits. The two levels
are each in 1000 feet, both in good ore.
In the Hukill they are opening o third
level, 220 feet down. showing o large
and rich vein. On Wednesday last they
began shipping twenty tons daily to the
concentrating mill"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Bullion.

GOLD HILL, March 10, 1880. ". Bra.
,eH, secretary: During the past week We
have completed laying the new air pipes
and have resumed work in all parts OF the
mine. The temperature has been greatly
reduced In the lower workings by the in
creased size Of the air pipe, and far better
progress will DO made in the future.
Everything connected with the mine il In
good condition.
p. Auo. HuNpERT, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

VIRGINIA Cur. March q, 1880. &C. p.
Gordon. Secretary: During the past week
252 o n Of ore have been hoisted. On our
1900 level the west crosscut is in 1853 feet
from the main drift, passing through
heavy material requiring careful timber.
ing. On u 2l00 level the raise Is up Is
feet in vein material with some quartz,
giving low assays. On u 200 level the
Joint Consolidated crosscut on our south.
ern boundary has been advanced 10 feet
and Ia now in 206 feet. and continues In q
vein formation carrying streaks OF clay
and quartz. At the O. 4 G. shaft the $500
station set is in place aud we are now sink
ing . stump below that station. Work in
the shaft on the lower levels was inter.
rupted by changing the pump at the 1000
isyel. W. II. Parton, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
r~eiephonic Union.

The central telephone Office OF the
Comstock has bssn established ct room
No. 6. Odd Fellows building. Virginia,
and connection made with the principal
mining offices all along tho lode, and
with the different places round about tha
Comstock. Persons wishing to converse
with others anywhere along the lode
have but to step into No. 6 and do SO.
Those who have telephones can be
switched on " and sit in their offices
and talk away to their hearts content.
This will be found to be q great convs.
nience. and folks will wonder In q little
while how they ever got along without
tho telephone and . central station.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

THIS MORNING.
as 0phir. lin, l7h, II. 16S
$50 Mexican. l3a Is, Is II, 13k
$50 Gould 4 Garry. a., 4 80.
90 Best b Bslcher. 81
Gas California, 30s,3
sos savags,S
$50 Con. Virginia. 3 20
Use Chollar, 5 Ga
80 Potosi, . 81
80 Hale d Norcross. CO. ~
54e Crown Point, Al. q 70. 2 Is
$40 Ysllsw Jacket. ~, z 81
2ss Imperial, y
50 Ksntuck, 8
20 Alpha, N
l1S0 Belcher. 4k,44e
Ito Confidence. z, sh.6s7
ass Sierra Nevada. - 81. 40
so Utah. sk, 81
SIS Bullion. 81, s IS
200 Excheeusr. IN. 2 so
2o5 0vsrman. I 30. ! IS
270 Justice. I IS
~ Uaion Gen.. ssh. Sc
Aos AitA, SrsS "
IFS yslia, I o5.
IS Caledonia,
40 Baltimore. N
400 Silver Hill. COO. Csc. Tee
las Challenge. I 90. ! 80
800 Occidental. I
tl0 Lady Warrington Con-. $50
$50 Andes. asst d~eliaqusnt. 75c. SOC
200 ward. II
200 Scorpion. 8
100 Trojan. loo
400 Benton Con-. . 20. 2 40
ITO Solid Silver. $50
$50 Golden Gate. Csc
AS North Bonanza, l6c. zoe
600 Msckey. loc
10 Essex. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
llAln.

VIRGINIA Orr. March AZ, 18SO.-6eorgs
C. Pratt. Secretary: The main incline Is
now 80 feet. on the slope, below the 1850
level. a feet having been sunk and tim.
bered the past week. There Ism material
change In the formation passed through.
On the 1850 level the south lateral DRIFT
has been advanced 80 feet through por.
phyry. clay and ~quartz-total length. 2Ss
ieet-and is being well timberea. Some
repairs have been made on the upper por-
tons Of the incline, also In tho south
drift on tho 1850 level. Our machinery
Is all working we'll.
W.. B. SHEPHERD. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

The Boston Transcript says that ST.
Luke tells rs that Zacchcus sought to
see Jesus, but "eould not for the press"
We suspect, however. that these people
who had secured all the front seats were
no legitimate members OF the press at
all. but Q few Of that innumerabls army
Of dead boats who give the press o bad
name BY crowdine into any aud oil
places whore something can DO got for
nothinR.-Truh,
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silver Htll.

SILVER HILL NINE. March a.. $780,
W. e. Dean, Secretary: During the past
week the crosscut on the 1900 level has
been extended So feet; whole distance from
the incline. l4l2 feet. The face 10 In dry.
hard porphyry, with streaks Of quartz and
clay. The south drift has been extended
IS feet. Most Of 1t has been dry and very
hard. It 10 softer this morning and . III.
tie damp. Everything is In good order
and running well.
N. G. HILLrER, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29

GOLD HILL. March az, lss0.-George w.
Bearer, President: Since last report cross.
cut No. 2 has been extended 46 feet; total
length. SOL feet; face in hard vein por.
phyry. The upraise has been extended ~
feet. The uprsise is sleeper than the dip
Of the vein. and Is getting into the hang
ing wall Of the vein. The Forman shaft
has been sunk and timbered Is feet; total
depth, 1908 feet. The water has increased
= little during the week.
CHAs. FoRxAS, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Brisg In Your Bills.

The County Commissioners will meet
a. II A. NJ. Saturday, and all persons
having bills against the county are TO
quested to hand them to Clerk Melon.
aid on or before Friday. 80 that they
can be properly registered, otherwise
they will positively be laid over till May
before being acted upon by the Board.
Their resolution in this regard Is in full
force.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Caledonia

GOLD HILL. March AZ. lss0.-Georg. W.
Bearer, President: During tho past week
the crosscut has been extended AZ feet;
total length, lS9 feet. The face OF the
crosscut Is now in qrartz and porphyry,
giving low assays. The Forman shaft has
been sunk and timbored Is feet; total
depth, zoos feet. Water has increased .
little since last report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
THE COURTS.
District Cours-Risi.E. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted In the District Court this morning:
Estate Of Thomas Csrne. deceased
Petition for sale OF personal property
fled.
Estate OF A. A.. Savage. deceased
Final account filed and allowed and adj
ministrAtrix discharged.
Hampton Of al. vs.. Clarity ct al
Summons rs-delivered to the Sheriff for
further service.
Estate Of ]. U. Tolles, dsceassd-A.
Williams, L. Guggenhsim and j. F.
Auds. appointed appraisers.
8. Il. Day vs.. His Crsditors-sherif
appointed assignee.
State vs.. On Gee How-Indictment
for frequenting an opium den. On
trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
CnAs. FoRNAN, Bupt.
. 9ould q curry.

VIRGINIA Crrr, March IS. 1864. X.
Dar5roe. Secretary: The Gould 4 Curry
and Best & Belcher joint shaft has been
sunk and timbered 20 feet, and Is now 9Ss
feet in depth. There is no decrease in the
dow OF wstsr. The raise from our l700
level is now up 2S5 feet, leaving lao feet
to run before connecting with the Joint
shaft. The rock continues very hard and
perfectly dry. II. H. PEsoYEs, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Republican Delegates Elected.

BoDrr, Msroh ga meeting OF the
Republican County Central Committee
Of Mono county was held on Saturday
evening, at which three delegates to the
State Convention were appointed. Of
whom ono IL for Grant, one for Blaine
and one for Washburne. They oil go
pledged to vote against ~instructing the
California delegation to Chicago to favor
any particular Presidential candidate.
It is believed that the action Of the Com.
mittse fairly expresses tho sentiment OF
the Republican party In this county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Raaa q Relcher.

VIRGINIA Crrr. March IS. 1880. - ".
Wiliis, Secretary. On our 1000 level the
Joint Con. Virginia east crosscut on our
northern boundary has been extended SO
feet and continues in hard. blasting por.
phyry; total length. 2SS feet. The Best q
belcher and Gould & Curry joint shaft has
been sunk and timbered 20 feet and Is o
9ss feet In depth. There Is no decrease In
the flow OF water. The raise from the
100 level Is now up 295 feet, leaving i4o
feet to 60 before connecting with the Joint
shaft. The rock continues hard and dry.
H. II. PEsoYIa, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
AZ she Union SHAFT.

The Union Shaft Company IL prspar-
ing for business. The Arst Of the month
will ipausurats q new order Of things
there. The pumps will then DO running
and, the work In the shaft In connection
with the pumping apparatus being com.
pleted, the cages can be given up to reg.
ular use. In anticipation Of this, IL
new cars have been constructed Of the
most approved patterns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-29
Julia Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CrrY, March q, lSS0.-Heary
A, ClarIes, Secretary. Owing to extremely
hard ground encountered, only 26 feet has
been made the past week In our south lat
ersl drift, 1000 level. sub-drain has been
completed to face; we have 81 feet further
to drift to connect with cast crosscut, o..
tended east from Wine sunk from lSoo
level, aud which has been advanced 46 feet
for week ending this date-total length ia
feet, and entirely free from water. No
material change in character has bsen on.
countered. The general dow Of water OF
the mine has in no way abated the past
week. HENRY BAwpES, supt.