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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

BRADLEY-In this city, Sunday morning, Jan. 4th, Della Barnes, wife of Seymour Bradley, aged 70 years.
 Her funeral will be attended at her late residence Al Orange street, on Tuesday afternoon at half. past two Relatives and friends invited attend 2t- HANCOOK-In this city, Jan. 3, Carrie, grand-daugh- ter of William H. and Mary Hancock, aged 9 years. Funeral from St. Lukes church, Tuesday, Jan. 6th at o'clock. Friends and relatives are invited to at tend. BOSCHEN-In this city, Jan. 8, Of catarrhal fever, Bertha, only child of D. and Huldah Boschen, aged 5 months. Funeral from the residence of her parents Woos- ter street, this Monday) afternoonat lf-past o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05
ROard Of AIdorn,aD

FEo the Sheriff of the City of New Haven, Greeting You are hereby required to warn the Board of Aldermen of said city to meet at the Chamber of the Board in said city, on Monday the 9th day of Jan., 1880, at K o'co * p. m.
 Given under my hand this 1st day of Jan., 1850.
 HOBART B. BIGELOW, Mayor. The foregoing is true copy of the original warrant
 Attest, THOS. c. HOLLIS ja5 It City Sheriff
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05
THE WEST.
Ohio,
Arrest ofDesperadoes.

Arrest Of DeSperadOes.
 CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.-A dispatch from Van vert, Ohio, says that Groserman, the desper- do who shot Sheriff Stith and Constable Ked- rup on Wednesday night, when they were try ing to arrest him for the murder of Bernard Pickens, was captured thirteen miles from here and lodged in jail. He had $2OO on his person. The money taken from tramp, ar rested at the time of the fight with the off cers, has been identified as part of $1, 800 stolen the night of the murder. The third man suspected of assisting in the murder was arrested Friday and identified as one of the party in the fight with the officers. Crowds of threatening people are in town and the jail is guarded by the military.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05
FOR SALE, &1 AAA New Haven City per cent Bondl D DlsOUO 50 shares New Haven Gas Lighi Co.'s Stock.
 BUMNeIl dE Scranton.
 Bankers and Brokers, jas 2l6 Chapel Street.
An Ordinance

An Ordinance
 Authorizing the Mayor to Execute a
 Certain Contract i'm Behalf of the City
 with the Naugatuck Railroad Conn
 pany.
 "YHEREAS, the City of New Haven holds 8 cer- w tain mortgage upon the property and franchises of the New Haven and Derby Railroad Company, and as mortgagee and stockholder of said company, teresed in having the business of said company cessfully conducted; And whereas said company has made contingent agreement with the Naueatuck Railroad Company for conveniently operating the roads of said two companies in harmony with each other ;and whereas said agreement cannot take eff feet unless said city shall execute certain proposed Supplemental Agreement with the Naugatuck Railroad Company,-which Supplemental Agreement has been prepared, ready to be dated signed and executed by said city-(a copy of which proposed Supplementary Agreement has been presented to this Court of Com mon Council for it's examination aud consideration, and has been by this Court of Common Council duly considered and approvedl whereas it is essential to the 1ud1c1ous and proper management and regula on of the rights of property held by said city under said mortgage that said Supplementary Agreement should be duly executed by said City ;-therefore:
 Be it ordained by the Court of Common Council of the City of New Haven
 That the Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to perfect, sign, seal execute and deliver said Supple mental Agreement in the and behalf of the City of New Haven
 Approved Dec. 30, 1879.
 Attest, CHARLES T. MORSE, ifv nIerk
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

BOSTON, Jan. 4.-Arrived, the Rialto from Hull, the Bohemian from Liverpool.
 Philadelphia Arrived, the British Empire from Liverpool Antwsrp-Sailed,t the Belgiapland from New York.
 Havre-Sailed, the Canada for New York. London-Arrived, the Elysian from New York.
 LiverpooHArrived, the Spain from New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05

S47,OOO To Loan on Productive City Property at Per Cent.
 FOR SALE. $1o,G00 Kings Co.,, N. '. 7s County seat, City oi Brookyn.1 50 shares New London Northern (guaranteed) stock
 WANTED, Merchants National Balak Stock. Yale F. H. and Westviile Horse R. R. Co., Stock New Haven Water Go. Stock. And other local dividend paying securities,
 SAMUEL H. BARROWS, ja5 379 Stata Street
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05
Yale School of tI1e Fine Ar

A TIER January l, 1880, the Faculty of the Yale A School of Fine Arts will receive pupils wishing to enter the school for short term of less three months They may enter the following clasAes, in crayon, oil or water coors, viz The Antique, Por- s1tlon and Etching on Copper The object to afford special facilities, heretofore denied to amateurs not destrous of entering the school regular pupils The hours of instruction of this class will be p. m. until p. daily. Terms, $36 for three months
 ja5 If
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05
Partnershin Notice.

UIIOAS1lIW NOOICO0
 OREN H. STANNARD being admitted mem I@ Der of the firm of E. STANNARD & GO. the iron foundry business at No. 36 Artisan street will be after conducted under the firm name of E. STAN- NARD SON, ESSI STANNARD.
 LOREN H. STANNARD. January 1, 1880. ia5 lts
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05

JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,. Bankers and Brokers,)
 No. IT Wall street, New York, The market for railway and miscellaneous shares has passed from the old year to the new with de- cided1y strong and confident feeng despite the sharp rates for money. The closing dsy of the week was marked by strong and fairly active movement. The Bond Market.-Government bonds were steady and firm all the way out good business. In State bonds there was little doing.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05
Critical Illness of Herr Wagner.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The latest dispatches from Bayreuth announce that Richard Wag- ner's life is despaired of. In the little Bava rian village where Jean Paul Richter is buried the great German musician lies dying. Since the fall he has been forced to discon. tinue the walks that he used to make to the Fantaisie, with his two big dogs beside him. Those who have seen him say that the signs of weakness have long been visible on his face and figure. Lately erysipelas has set in. His wife and five children have been tending him with the utmost tenderness. The Villa Wahn- fried has been closed to visitors. Friday it was made known that the disease had reached 8 critical stage. Itis possible that the com poser's strength of constitution may save him, but at present there is little hope, and 8 sudden cloud has passed over the musical world.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05
Houses For Sale.

AsssA A Brick House, with modern improve EkSE ments central, terms easy. Small Brick House, lz& central, price only $4. .3OOs House Lincoln street, S3.6OO. Two-famiy House Liberty street, S4,5OOs Two-family House Gregory street for S3,50O. New Brick House for $3, 900. Two first class Houses on Orange street at a bargain
 FOR RENT. House in Prospect street, George street, Davenport avenue, and Franklin street.
 Money to Loan i'm amounts of S2.OOO. S3.OOO and S5. 900 on real estate securi- ty.
 Real Estate Office 40 Church Street. Room Hoadley Building. Office open evenings. d13 IL F COMSTOOK
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05
The Cabuiese Besieged--EIfty CavaI-
 rymen Killed.

rymen Killed.
 LoNDoN, Jan. 5.-A dispatch from Cabul says there is much excitement in the neigh borhood, as the Cabulese are besieged by the country people, who are murdering all strag- glers and have killed fifty cavalrymen who were out on foraging expedition. The Hagzaars are holding Ghazne for the British. The Kohistan expedition have returned to Cabul after fruitless mission. General Rob- erts is short of ammunition.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN,

ARRIvHD-JANUARY 4. Sch khultis, Young, Hoboken, iron to N Y, H & HR R. Sch Gamecock, Brown, Westerly, stone to order. CLEARED. Sch Charlotte Jameston, Jameston, NY, Sch Yankee Doodle, Rose, Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-02

BAN FnAScIsco. Feb. 1850 r. ~
leo Alta. 4 oS; 200 Belshsr, l0s. 20 do
lok. 10 do i0k; 6S Eureka Con-. i6S; so
Mono. 81. 10 do 81. 100 do o; 200 Noon
day. ~; 100 Tiptop. 80. 100 do 40.
IT'S do ~; sos Sierra Nevada. 2oa. ITO
do 2ox. so do 2os; 22o Con. Virginia.
. s5. 10 do 4; AGO Grown Point. 8. 50 do
81. 20 do 81. 80 do 5; $50 Mt. Potosi.
A.. ass do Az; 8 Sierra Nevada. 2oa; 20
Union Con-. 40k. lao do 4os; 2so Utah.
I4f; 500 Bullion. Z 30. 10 do 4 80. $50 do
A.; $50 Caledonia. IL; 30 Grown Point.
81. 90 do s, 10 do 81; 500 South Bulwer.
I 90, 500 do I 95. coo do q. 100 do 2 10. 500
do q 40. 100 Bulwer. Ion; Is Bodie. 10.
100 do 81; 100 South Bulwer. . 40, 600 do
2, 100 do q 40; zoe East Nj. Diablo. I 80.
22o do I 90. 50 do Q; so Gould 4 Curry.
81; 10 Yellow Jacket, los. so do lok. 10
do ioS; ais Northern Belle. II; 80 Mt.
Potosi. Az; 500 East Mt. Diablo :;
80 E.chequsr s; so do q s5. 10 do s; 100
Potosi ~. 80 do 4 40; 400 California 5 80;
SIS Wales 8. iie do . oS. 30 do 5. 100 do 8,
$50 do 81; 80 Metallic Q. $40 do l 90; AIS
Julia q; 400 Chollar ~; 20 Mexican IGN,
10 Buiwer i0k; 80 Endowment Sc; 40
Ophir IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-02
sierra Nevada.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Jan. 81, 1SS0.-W. ".
Sietson. Secretary: The north drift on
the 2200 level has been advanced during
the week SO feet; total distance, 4S2 feet.
The west crosscut on this level mentioned
in last letter has been discontinued at .
distance Of So feet west Of the main drift.
At this point we found . heavy fow Of
water, and II became necessary to bulk
head the face Of the crosscut. An east
crosscut has been started at . distance Of
400 feet north Of the east shaft. This
crosscut is o In . distance OF II feet In
. very fsvorable-looking formation. On
the $500 level the north drift 10 now In .
distance Of $50 feet. Crosscut No. 3north
On this level has been stopped at . point
48 feet west Of the drift, having passed
through some streaks Of very good ore.
Crosscut No. 2 Ia In . distance Of 48 feet.
This crosscut has passed through IL feet
OF fair milling ore, the face being stopped
In porphyry and quartz giving low assays.
At Q distance Of las feet north OF the
incline we have commenced an excavation
preparatory to sinking . winze to the 2tOO
level. The usual amount Of work Is being
done In and about the incline In keeping
II In repair. The ore on hand described
in my last annual report We are now
crushing at the MAriposa mill. A partial
cleanup will be made today and the bull
lion shipped tonight II possible. This
ore seems to be yielding well.
ALEX. @. MCKENZIE. Supt.
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Bslchsr.

GoLp HILL, Jan. 81, i8S0.-Jamss Neso-
iands. President. During the fore part Of
the week nc work wls done In any OF the
drifts Of the mine. This was In conse-
quence OF the cable Of the north incline
having given out. A duplicate cable was
ordered four months ago; but owing to
some trouble In procuring the wire for the
same. II could not be delivered according
10 contract. which was TO be 70 days from
date Of ordering. Hence wo were obliged
10 purchase two cables here-ene 1850 feet
and the other 5000 feet long--and have them
spliced. The splicing and tarring Of these
cables was finished Wednesday and work
was resumed in the mine Thursday morn
ing. Since then tho north drift Of the
ore streak on 2760 level has been advanced
II feet; making Its total length from the
crosscut Al feet. The face Of this drift 10
still In very favorable-looking ground with
spots Of ore through IL and 10 running
along o clay seam which clay seam
Is on the east side and has . dip
Of 70 degrees 10 tho east. On the
5000 level work In the east and south
drifts has been suspended for the purpose
Of cutting out and enlarging the station,
- also to start . drift north TO connect
with the Grown Point. This drift 10 being
run opposite the one going south. In
order to do this work we we're Obliged TO
take up our car track aud take down the
air pipe which furnished ~ air TO continue
thess drifts. All this work In the station
will DO completed Tuesday, when the driv-
ing ahead Of the east, south and north
drifts on this level will be commenced
with redoubled energy. The pumping
machinery and all other machinery In and
about the mine are in good working order.
In addition to our own water our pump 10
taking the water Of the Con. Imperial, and
also Of the Yellow Jacket. and also . por-
ton Of the water Of the 0verman.
w. II SMIrK, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-02
THE PISTOL
Il Pops . Cemssocker In Bedis asd
Auosher In Ren0.

Following special dispatches to tho
News tell Of the death Of two well-known
Comstockers
BoprE, February /. 1sS0.-Charlsy
Slade, o we'll. known sport OF the Com.
stock, wns shot Saturday eight by Bill
Withrow. and died this morning.
RENO, February /, 1880.-Last night.
at 12 o'clock, Thomas Lsswell was shot
and killed by Q besrdless boy, name
unknown. Causs-disputs over q game
Of poker.
Both the above persons were well
known here. Slsde was the sport who,
awhile since, had = row in Dick Browns
and . shooting scrape with Frenohy.
the dancing master. Laswell was Of
one time q teamster for Hank Blanchard
and drove q quartz wagon. He was
ordered to leave by COL and went. He
was regarded O q pretty rough Gus.
toner. That he should have been got
away with by . "beardless boy" will
surprise all those who knew him here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-02
Union Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CIrY. Jan. 81, $780, Robert
Slerrosd. President: On u $500 level
the main south drift from the Union shaft
was connected with the joint Mexican
winze down from the 1000 level on Mon.
day last. This connection gives Us good
ventilation and will enable rs to carry on
our work at this point to good advantage.
We are now charging and securely tim.
bering the connection and shall commence
work on the joint Mexican east crosscut
from the bottom Of the winze a. soon As
possible. On our 2400 level the east drift
from tho ore Slopes has been extended ~
feet and Ia now In GAS feet from the Union
shaft. passing through . heavy vein mat
ter. carrying clay and quartz seams. We
have commenced raising from the upper
door Of our slopes. This raise will DO car
ried up through the ore to the level above,
forming the main air and timber way for
this level. and enable Us TO carry on our
work 10 better advantage. Our slopes
continue to yield the usual quantity. OF
good milling ore. Tho work Of setting
the large pumping engine at the Union
shaft IL progressing we'll; also the SHAFT
work connected Herewith.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
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Cali0rniA

VIRGINIA Crrr. Jan. 81. 1850. p.
Gordon. Secretary: During the past week
we have hoisted lsat tons Of ore. On our
$50 level the north drift has been ADVANCED
10 feet; total length. $50 feet, and con-
tinues in vein porphyry with some clay.
On our 1900 level the north drift has been
reopened and retimbered ia feet from the
main west drift. On our 1850 level We
continue to extract some ore below the sill
door. On our 2250 level the north drift
has been advanced Is feet and is now 2s9
feet north from the station. At this point
We shall start an east drift to cut the ore
vein encountered above. On our 1850
level the north drift has been advanced 10
feet and 10 now IS feet north Of the sta.
ton. at which point we have started .
Joint Consolidated east crosscut, which
will DO continued eastward and explore
the ground In that direction. On our
2i50 level the main south lateral drift has
been extended IS feet; total length, IS
feet, and continues in hard-blssting por-
phyry with some clay. All the machinery
at the G. 4 @. shaft 10 working satisfactory.
ly. W. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-02
Mexican.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Jan. 81, 1880. L.
W,Ler, Pr,.ids.t. On our $500 level the
main north drift has been advanced 50
feet and is now in All fee. from the south
line. leaving l3s feet to run before con.
Meeting with the Joint Union Consolidated
WINE sunk from tho 1000 level and with
the main south drift run by the Union
Consolidated Company from the Union
shaft. The material passed through con.
tinues . heavy vein formation carrying
quartz aud clay strsaks. The joint 0phir
west crosscut on our southern boundary
has been extended "a feet through . soft
vein porphyry which requires careful tim
bering. and 10 now st feet In from the
main north drift. The connection between
the Joint Union Consolidated winze down
from the 1000 level and the main south
drift run by the Union Consolidated Com.
psny from the Union shaft or our $500
level was made on Monday last. We aro
now charging aud securely timbering the
connections. and a. soon a. possible will
commence work on the joint Union Con.
solidatsd east crossout from the bottom Of
the winze. W. II. Patton, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-02

Harry Hemphill tried to carry oonvio.
ton to Thomas Martin by Q bullet Sat-
urday evening down at Mrs. G~illsspis's,
opposite the Rhode Island mill. The
bullet missed Its mark and Hemphill
was arrested for assault with intent to
kill.
II you want any stationary. school
books. notions or anything In that line,
or any reading matter. 90 to D. Thor.
burn, across the street from the NEWS
otics. and get 1t cheap. See bis adver.
tisemsnt under the head Of New To.
day."
The Comstock Exchange and Tom
Finch can now be found up on the cor.
nsr opposite Liberty Engine House,
where everything Is hrst.olsss at the bar
and billiards are A I. See advertisement
In another column.
The Ban Francisco Exchange Publishes
an interview with Capt. T. G. Taylor.
formerly Of the Yellow Jacket, In which
that paper states that Capt. Taylor 10
going back to take charge Of the Yellow
Jacket.
On Saturday evening the California
shipped $57. 454 "a In bullion. the ophir
Sl4,65 81, Sierra Nevada, SASS %.
Union $25, sos %. Total, $1l2, 1853 SO.
L. B. Frankel, Main street, above the
Bank, buys and sells stocks on commits
sion and carries on margins. See adver-
tissmsnt In another column.
The Caledonia has levied an assess
msnt Of 80 cents per share, delinquent
March 8, 1880. Bee advertisement In
another column.
II cos. Chup Yen Of Dayton 500 for
q single shot ct the Celestial Queen, and
then the bullet missed its mark.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-02
sEP0aF.


THIS MORNING..
$50 ophir. lss, 49,
250 Msxiean, l7k, l7a, i7s,T
SIS Gould D Curry.
$40 Beat 4 Bslcher. III, IL
ass California, 3 90, 3 93. 8 Is
50 Savage. 81
$50 Con. Virginia. 4. %
400 Chollar. ~, IL
400 Potosi. A., 4 40, I, 20, To- ~
$50 Hale d N~orcross, 7s,h
3S5 Crswn Point. s, 81
i2o Yellow Jacket. l0s, l0h
6is Imperial. 7oc, $50
so Alpha, 10. 81
1895 Bslshsr. ION, l0k. 10h, l0k 10
IFS Confidence. 8, 81
7s5 Sierra Nevada. 70k. 20k, 20S
IS Utah. Is. II, IAN, l4a
ITO Bullion, 8, 495
2i0 Ixshe1usr. 8
60 Seq. Bslohsr. Is. 10. 20
as 0vsrman. 81
40 Justice. 3 Is, 2 20
1855 UnisA Gen.. A. %l.4ok .4os 20 sc
10 Alta. 4 TO-
$50 Lady Bryan. SOC
$50 Julia,
$50 Caledonia. I 80. II
1850 Silver Hill. I Is. l 10. I 20
2so New York. $50
$50 Occidental. II
100 Lady Warrington Gen.. SOC
$50 Andes. I, $50. SOC
1850 Wells-Fargo. l0o
10 Ward. I 70
ass Scorpion. 8 Is, 81
400 Lsviathan. 25o
rs Benton Con-. $50
100 Golden Gate. 2.6s
1850 Cor Dorado. 2, I 30. I s5. 2 10
7l5 Nsrth BONANZA, 75c, TOO
$50 Fiovery. SOC
80 Maeksy. &c
$50 Esssx. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-02
Overmau.

GoLD HILL. Jan. 81, lsso.-Georgs W.
Bearer. President: Since last report the
north crosscut has been extended ~ feet.
About IS feet Of the distance run this week
has been through vein porphyry; the bal.
ance OF the distance has been through
quartz with seams Of porphyry. Some Of
the quartz gives fair assays. At the For
man shaft work has been delayed somo-
what by the extreme cold weather. ice hav-
ing formed in the shaft to . depth Of 500
feet. The pump and balance hobs are In
place and pump rod will be connected with
engine tomorrow. Pumping engine will
be ready to start up In . few days.
CRAs. FoRNAN, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-02
Chollak.

VIRGINIA CIrr, Jan. 81, 1864. x. p.
Harmon, President: During the seven days
ending this date The joint drift south
through the Chollar to the Potosi Com.
pany's ground has been advanced IS feet.
The FIRST 40 feet were driven through very
hard porphyry. clay and seams Of quartz.
The quartz has all the indications OF vein
matter, aud 10 BY far the most promising
for precious metals Of any material that
has been met with on this level. On Mon
day next work will DO fully resumed on
the drift west and steadily prosecuted
until connection 10 made with the winze
being sunk by the Hale 4 Norcross Com.
psny. The faces Of both the west and
south drifts are free from water.
ISAAC L. REouA, supt.
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Unioa shan.

vnauaACrr, Jan. n, lsS0.-Georyssp.
Prun, Sserssarys The work Of putting n
large pumping engine together 10 making
sood progress. All Of the large and heavy
pieces are In position and permanently.
scared and lined. The necessary pit
work Of our pump system IL approaching
completion, and We snail commence put
ting down our 22os station pumps during
the coming week. We still continue to
relieve the shaft below the 2200 level from
the pressure Of the swelling ground
through which Il passes. The three
decker cages recently placed in the shaft
ARE working we'll. and enable Ne to handle
our material to better advantage.
THOMAS II. ROONEY, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-02
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters. under the dates
siven. have been sent from the Comstock
70 the principal Offices Of tho various COM
psnies In San Francisco:
Opnir.
VIRGINIA CIrY. January 81, 1890. L.
Weller. President: Work has not yet been
resumed in the bottom Of the main incline.
The excavation for the 2500 tank il com
pleted and the tank will be in position BY
Thursday next. On our 2s00 level the
main north drift has been extended l6
feet. making Q total distance from the in
cline Of LAT feet. The material passed
through continues . favorable-looking vein
matter carrying some quartz giving low
assays. Our ore and waste chutes arc tim
bered and ready for use and work resumed
In the face Of the east drift. On our $500
level the Joint Mexican west crosscut on
our northern boundary has been advanced
"a feet, making the total distance from the
main north drift 344 feet. passing through
. soft vein porphyry that requires careful
timberipg. The north drift In the Hardy
| vein Is now in 80 feet, and shows streaks
| Of quartz In the face giving low assays.
On our 2200 level the north drift In the
Hardy vein has been extended IL feet
| through fair grade ore. and 10 now In ~
| feet from the main drift. The south drift
In the Hardy vein has been advanced ID
feet through . vein matter giving low
assays. and 10 now in 48 feet from the
main drift. On our 2i00 level work has
| not yet been resumed In the face OF the
| north drift. We are extending our Sill
| door in the north orc body aud continue TO
extract ore from that point. Our 2s00
pump Is In Its place in the main incline,
and will be connected and running BY the
last Of the coming week. We are placing
. new giraffe in the incline and repairing
the track. This work will interfere some
what with our hosting until II 10 com.
pleted. which will be BY Sunday morning;
Our Slopes continue to yield the usual
quantity Of good milling ore.
W. II. Parton. supt.