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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-26
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

The following letters. under tho dates
given, have been sent from tho Comstock
70 the principal Offices Of tho various COM
psnies in San Francisco:
Opnir.
VIRGINIA. Crrr. April "a. 1880. Z.
Weller. Presidsmt. On our 2So0 level the
main north drift has been extended ~
feet, crossing our northern boundary and
penetrating II feet into the Mexican
ground. The material passed through 10 .
birdseys porphyry that works well. We
shall, during the coming week, start an
cast crosscut ON our. north line jointly
with the Mexican Company, from which
we shall raise to connect with the joint
vinze being sunk from the $500 level. The
east drift has been extended "a feet through
q heavy vein formation Of quartz and clay.
making q total length Of ga feet from the
incline. On our $500 level the joint Mex
lean WINE, on our northern boundary,
has been sunk and timbered II feet. and 10
now Is feet In depth-passing through
vein material showing some water. Our
hoisting engine 10 In position and 10 work.
ing we'll. On our 220o level We have
started q crosscut from the end Of the main
north drift. This crosscut will DO ex-
tended TO the eastward and thoroughly e1-
plore the ground In that direction: We
are still extracting some ore from below
the 2i00 level. Our machinery 10 All
working we'll. W. h. PATTON suP''
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IN rHR WHOLE HISTORY


OF Medicine no preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures, or maintained 20 wide
reputation. - ArsR's caEaRr PrcroaAL,
which IL recognized - the worlds remedy fol
all diseases OF the throat and lungs. Its long
continued series Of wonderful cures In all eli
mates has made Il universally known - . safs
and rslisbis agent 70 employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the f%orsrunners Of more ssri'
Gus disorders. 10 acts speedily and surely. a.
ways relieving suffering. and often saving life.
The protection 10 Affords By it, timely use IN
the throat and lung disorders sfehildren. makes
It an invaluable remedy 70 be kept always on
hand In ever homo. Nc. ptrsen car ssord 70
be without it, md those who have once ussd II
never viii. From thsir knowledge Of its com.
position and effects. Physicians use the Chill
PEcroRAL extensively In their prAcuce, ano
Clergymsn recommend II. . 10 ABSOLUTELY Ger.
tain In its remedial effects. and Will Always eurs
where cures are possible. An
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E. F. McKsnnsy still runs the Bank
Exchange In Msynard's Block with it,
Arst.class stock Of wines, liquors and
cigars and It's cosy reading room. II 10
q place OF general resort for business
men, and IL just ~ we'll kept ~ when II
vas q two.bit saloon. See MoKsnney's
advertisement in another column.
Yesterday there were two very large
funerals on the Comstock. The first
was that Of John scollor and was under
the auspices OF the Miners Union Of
Gold Hill, and the second was that Of
Denis II. Sullivan. whose remains wers
brought mp from below and intsrTsd By
the Miners Vnisn Of Virginia.
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u.lon Con,olldased.

VIRGINIA CIrr. April "a, hooeri
Sher,eood. President: On our $500 level
the dow Of water from the face oil the joint
Mexican east crosscut continues strong.
On our 2iOO level the station at the bottom
Of Wine No. I is completed. and . drift
started to connect with the $500 station at
the Sierra Nevada incline. The chamber
In the south drift. from which to start
winze No. 2. will DO completed during the
coming week, and sinking commenced:
Our stopes continue to yield the usual
quantity Of good milling ore. In sonse'
quence Of trouble with the donkey pumps
in the bottom Of the Union shaft very hltle
work has been done in the shaft during the
week. The main pumping machinery has
been In successful operation since Monday
last. and 10 o pumping all the water
from the Sierra Nevada, Union Consoli.
dated and Mexican ground from the depth
Of $500 feet.
~ 49,. 0..N
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who Ia.. Kissed Anything.

About midnight last night officer
sheshan saw three suspicious looking
persons come out from behind
the Catholic Church. One had Q bun.
die. He called to them, when they
started on . run up town. the officer In
close punuit, but not close enough to
close In with them. He called 10 the
Are boys to head them Of, and two OF
them were captured further up
the street. The n with the
bundle got away. One captured 10
big Mouth " Burke. the other "John
Doe" Stevens. They are In Jail on
charge Of vagrancy, and will be tried at
3 o'clock and 4 o'clock tomorrow alter.
noon.
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ward.

VIRGINIA Orr, April ~. 1Sso.-Jaeob
Stadgeid, Jr., Secretary: No sinking has
been done since our last weekly report.
We have been employed all the week cas-.
ing timbers In the shaft. replacing broken
unss with new. etc. The work, which ~
being done in . substantial manner, will
probably be completed by Tuesday next,
at which time sinking will be resumed.
The flow OF water continues about the same
as last reported. Our hosting machinery
remains In excellent running order.
HESRY BAwDES, Supt.
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Rulli0n.

doLD HILL, April 26, 1880. H. Bra
rsH. Secretary: During the past week We
extended our east drift, on the 1850 level,
20 feet, making . total Of 100 feet. The
formation at this point Is vein porphyry.
We have sunk the incline wiuze 80 feet,
making . total OF LOG feet below the 1850
level, on the slope. At this point the for
nation is soft vein p~orphyry. The machi'
merry aud everything about the mine IL
working satisfactorily.
p. Aua. HuNnrRr, Supt.
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Kearney's $1,000 Fine.

SAN FaAScrsco, April 24.-Itis claimed
that Ksarnsy's Ane must be paid either
by himself or his bondsmsn. Hs ssn.
not be held in prison for 1t after the
expiration Of his sentence. but the agree.
ment made by the sureties on the appeal
bond. o. set forth by that document.
WA to the effect that In case OF an
Affirmation OF the sentence the bonds.
men were responsible for bis suffering
the penalty, both a. regarded his rem.
dering himself for imprisonment and bis
payment OF the ane. The fine will be
collected by civil suit In case payment Is
refused. The b6ndsmsn are N. j. Kelly
and DR., Gibbon.
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Consolidated Imperial.

GoLp HILL, April IS, 1880. x. p.
Harmon, Preuidsnt: For the week ending
this date we have extended the north drift,
$500 level, . distance OF A feet, making
total length Of same to date. 4lb feet. The
south drift from bottom Of joint winze on
same level has been extended south . dis.
lance Of 40 feet. making total length OF
same to date. 80 feet. Everything In and
abost the mine Ii moving along satisfacto-
rily. A. O. HAMILTON, sup'I
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srOCR
oan FfaneAses Beard.
THIS

rms MORNING.
aAL ophir. 81. 81
20 Mexican. o.
40 Gould 4 Garry. Sh.5
$40 Best 4 Bslcher. loS
60 Califsrnia. q C
Is savage. 8 co
40 Con. Virginia, 3 40. s4s
40 Chollar. Al
lao fotosi, . 60
2sS Crswn Point 2 10. 20S
ass Ysllsw Jacket.
Se0 Imperial. $50
20 Alpha,
9eo Bsleher. 4 10. Q -. 2 30, ~
H Confidence. ca
100 sisrrs Nevada, 15S
l0tytah. 81
4c-Tsallion. 81
II, Exchesusr. AZ
2o4 0verman, I IS, l 80. IN
200 Justice. ~, l5s
Ito Alta, 60
400 Uais. Con-. IS. ASK. ASH, IS SIC
so Jslia. I 40. I Is
10 Caledonia. 500
15S Silver Hill. $50. See
220 Challenge, I 70
100 Occidental. IN
80 Andes.
10S Scorpion. = 20
20 Lsviathan. $50
ale Benton Con-. IN
<7e North BONANZA. 40c. $50
$50 Msckay. 100
80 Essex,
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YellaH Jacket.

doLD HILL. April "a, 1880. = George
Wallace, Vice Prcsidenf: Tho shaft has
been sunk and timbsred 22k feet during
the past week. making present depth TO
the bottom Of timbering 29Ssk feet.
There has been no increase In the guam
tity Of water; the ground. however. 10
much harder. Since the 18th instant. ow-
ing to . break in the pump rods oil the
Beicher mine. We have hoisted from our
a7Oo level about $50 tous OF water during
each "A hours for tho Imperial Company.
This has somewhat retarded work In the
bottom Of the shaft. We have pump
foundations all in place ct tank stations
Nos. o, 10. II and II for . double line.
The late storms have delayed this work Tor
want Of material due from Truckee.
T. q. TAYLOR. Supt.
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GoLp HILL. April a. l~ssO.-James Ne'c-
land. Presidssf: During the week no pros
pecting has been done in the mine In con.
sequence Of bur pump-rod having broken
100 feet from the surface. on Sunday
morning. We were obliged to take out
the broken portion Of the rod and put in
q new sleeve. This work. together with
the putting in Of two donkey pumps Of
greater capacity. was finished on Tuesday
At noon. at which time the pumps were
again started. In the meantime the water
arose In the incline to the height Of 20
feet above the 5000 station. Since then
the pumps have been working all right
and the water 10 at present writing low
cred to within "a feet Of the top Of the 5000
station. II no serious accident should
occur. We expect to have the water all out
and ready TO 20 ON with the regular work
Of the mine in the course OF q week.
some necessary repairs have been made In
the vertical portion Of our south shalt.
w. II. sxIrH, eupt.
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!. o. y. r.

There still remains Of the Odd Fell
lows celebration Of their sixty.6rst
anniversary the most enjoyable part. to
many, Of the vhole-ths grand ball this
evening at National Guard Hall. The
Grand march will commence at 8 p. II.
The hour ct which the other exsr.
cises we're held precludss the NIws from
giving IN account Of them In this issue.
The BAN this evening will wind up the
anniversary exercises.
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isusro Tusael.

The new compassionate locomotives
In the Sutro tunnel were tried Saturday
and found to work well. The north
branch Of the tunnel now lacks less than
80 feet OF connecting with the drift that
il going out to meet II from the O. q O.
shaft. In the south branch Of tho Sutro
tunnel good Roadway Is being made In
the work Of cleaning ont the caves and
retimbering. They are now within 60
feet Of the face Of the branch and will
soon be working in new ground.
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Reform Rooms.

The Reform Club dedicated its read.
ing room and coffee hall at Virgins
Saturday evening, The exercises Of the
occasion were largely attended and very
interesting. Lunch and . dance fol.
lowed. These coffee and reading rooms
will now bs kept open all day and into
the evening, and . good cup OF coffee
awaits each who favors the club with
his patronage.
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Caledonia.

GoLD HILL. April "a, lsso.-Gsorge W.
Bearer. Preaidsnt: Since last report south
crosscut on the 1900 level has been ad.
vanced IS feet, through vein p~orphyry. At
Forman shaft we have sunk and timbered
is feet; but on Wednesday last, having
encountered Q strong flow Of water. sink
ing was suspended. The flow having
abated We will probably renew sinking
tonight. CnAs. FohxAS, supt
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ChoIIar.

VIRGINIA CrrY. April ~. 1850. a.
p. Harmon, President: During the week
ending this date the south drift on the
1900 level has been extended Is feet, max
ing the total length from the main west
drift to the face 523 feet. Work was sus.
pended for twelve hours on Saturday last.
while changing ropes on the main hoist.
ing engine. The ground works well, and
its character remains unchanged since last
report. ISAAC u. hxeuA' SUPP.
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A FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.

Fragrant sozoDoNT 10 ~scompositiOn OF the
pursst and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom. Every Ingredient 10 well
Known 10 have . beneficial effect on the teeth
and gums. Its embalmlng or sntiseptic prop
srty and sromatic irssranee manes it . toils,
odors from the breath caused By catarrh. bad
teeth. etc. Il 10 entirely free from the injurious
and scrld properties OF tooth pastes and pow.
ders which destroy the enamel. One bottle will
last six months. 10
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DR.. Masse, the we'll known physician
and surgeon. has his Office In Conweii's
building. Main street, and bis modest
but highly professional card will be
found In another column.
An adjourned meeting Of the Bosrd Of
Delegates Of the Gold Hill Fire Depart
msnt will be held Wednesday. See
advertisement Ia another column.
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Henry Rolfe. Deputy Clerk under
Mcdonald. left for Boston Saturday
night. and expects to be absent about i
month. Sickness OF his mother called
him there. During his absence VIM. K.
Randall, Of Gold Hill, will be Deputy
Clerk. Randall has done . great deal
OF work In the Clerks Office and il fully
competent for the position.
The Virginia School Board. at Ito
meeting Saturday. raised the salary Of
Mrs. Swift, assistant OF Prof. Baker in
the High School. from $40 per month
to $3.50 per month. This mark OF ap-
p~rsciation was deserved for Mrs. Swift
10 one Of the very best teachers in
Storey county or in Nevada.
A band Of gypsies passed through
Gold Hill today en- route for Genoa and
then for Bodis. They we're well fixed.
having an excellent cloth and wood
house on wheels and q very fne span Of
mules which showed good keeping.
The Consolidated Virginia Company
have now in their Office bullion to the
value Of $50. 900, and the Union Consol-
ida,ed some $40, 900. which will be
shipped in . day or two.
On Saturday. about II o'clock A. NJ
Edward McTigus. while working with .
Burleish drill in tho Alta. had the mid
die finger Of his right hand mashed up
TO the third joint.
Roads on the south Of the Divide are
excellent, except here and there . place
OF mud. Asa whole. however, there IL
more dust already than mud.
The following letter Is held for
postage In the Gold Hill ~postofaos :
Andrew Marshall. Frsser's Mountain.
Pictou county. n. ..
Married ladies in search Of blessings
viii and something to interest them In
an advertisement under the head Of
"Nsw To-day"
The following letter IL held for better
airsetion in the Gold Hill p~ostofies:
T. 4. Bigonesse. Gashuts. Conts OAR
gsntsul.
w, are still reminded BY the weather
clark that this 10 the month OF April. but
the showers are Of snow. hail and slsst.
Tho inquss. o. to the death Of John
seoIior will b held al Virginia at z
O'Clock this evening.
The School Board Of Virginia have
appointed @. p. Madame Census MAJ
fhi.
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Hala n

VIRGINIA Orr, April 26, lSso.-Joel p.
Liohmer, Secretary. Tho main incline
measure Ils feet on the slope below the
2200. Rock in the bottom continues hard.
A drift has been started east from the bot
tom Of the south wipze on the 2i00 level,
which il designed TO connect with the
main incline when II reaches that depth.
Our pumps are making about ll,ooO
strokes per day,
PuILIrr DEIpEsHEMrn, Supt.
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Bess 4 BeIcher.

VIRGINIA err. April as, 1880. - ".
Wili., Secretary. For the past week the
joint Gould 4 Curry and Best q Belchsr
shaft has BEEN sunk and timbered 20 feet;
total depth. 1885 feet. On our 1000 level
the Joint Con. Virginia east crosscut has
been extended 80 feet. The ground con-
tinuss hard blasting; total length Of cross
cut, 40 feet. H. Il. PySoIxa, supt.
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San PrancIscos Bay Defenses.

SAN FRAscuco. April 24.-on the
recommendation Of the Ordnance Officer
at Benicia, the Chamber Of Commercs
has adopted q memorial TO Congress
praying that 40 to so heavy riAsd guns
be placed In position at the seward
approaches OF the city. and that at least
two turrsted ironclsds armed with similar
ordnance be maintained In an efficient
condition here. The Chamber also
adopted Q memorial strongly opposing
the proposition to abolish the letter car.
rying service Of Wells. Fargo & Go.
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vnorsIA CrrI. April 2S. 1850. q.
Roime., Sserstary: During tho past week
the drift from the 2i00 level Of the Combi'
nation shaft for our incline has been ex-
tended Al fest; total length. including
station. 790 feet; face Of drift In soft rock.
We struck . heavy stream Of hot water In
the face this morning. Our main pump
commenced pumping from the tank nsar
the bottom Of the incline on the 18th Inst.
Since then the incline has been sunk nvs
feat; total depth on the slope bslow the
a200 level. 3t9 feet.
JsN p. xxItxY, Supt.
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Ar,,vals Yesserday norniug.

W Wood. II A Billings. J D Sims, D
n Smith. J @ Corey, W J Hill. r u
Wright. J Kitzon. N Hesnesy. 7 Murphy.
@ siffAit. W Wait, II Ashley. Ksuf'
man. N Finlsn. n Ford. Miss L Atkinson,
O W Sanders. Mrs Dubenaorf. Lizzie Cas-
sin. 8 Laventhal. Ed Layton. JP Cav
elier, J Z Mcdonald. Doc Benton.
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pe,.rssr,. ..s evening".

Jas Mcdonald. J Fulton. E + McCurdy.
n Brown. N A Son. VIM Aarden. Z John
son, Nat Daniels. Chas Wilson. n 0'Hars,
il Lsvy. L D Cohen and family. Mrs b
b Norton. + c Bishop. Father Eavens.
Kelly. Bishop Whitaker. I'D Hunter. N
Robinson. r H Lindsay. + Carroll. Miss
O Carroll. p K KAnsen. VIM Riley. Doc
Ranton-
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Ar.,,.,. sn,. nps.i.s

u s~haughnsssy. II Bowman. AL Ed
wards. Jas Connors. @ W Hall and wife.
J Z Lunsden. @ B Gleason. J Ivancovich.
r Carroll. AP Stanton. E Tippstts. B
Lord, J J McEwen and wife.
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oould d Curry.

VIRGINIA CIrr. April Is. lsso.-A.. x.
Durbrou, Secretary: We resumed sinking
In the joint shaft on Tuesday. During
the Ave working days Of the week the shalt
was sunk and timbered 20 feet; total depth
TO date loss feet. The Gould d Curry
"old shaft" was shut down yesterday.
II. II. PxSoYxR, Supt.
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Rescued from starvation.

sAs FaAxorsco. April 24.-The United
States steamer Tusearors, from La Paz
March az. has arrived In this hsrbor.
Upon sighting the Ares Islands. . white
Gag, the signal Of distress, was noticed:
A boat was Immediately sent to the land
and nine Cinnamon and q European
we're found nearly dead from starvation.
They proved to DO . party Of Abalone
she'll gsthersrs, and had remained on
the island nearly three months. living
on Abalone and ish. II was siterward
fonnd that Q boat sent to take them Oh
had capsizsd. They had. sighted the
British frigate Triumph. but she was
too far Of to observe their signal. They
were landed Of San Diego.
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SILVER HILL NINE. April "a, $780,
w. Z. Dean, Secretary: During the past
week our main east crosscut has been run
and timbered "A feet. The face 10 In soft
ledge matter showing iron and streak. Of
low grade quartz. Our south drift has
been extended 8 feet, and an east crosscut
started and run 81 feet.
II. @. HrLLYxR, supt.
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Utah.

VIRGINIA Crrr. April "A, l8So.-0eorgs
C. Pratt. Secretary: Work has been delayed
the past two days in the mine In eonse-
auence Of some necessary repairs TO the
machinery on the surface. These repairs
will be completed by tomorrow and work
resumed. Work On the 1850 station was
discontinued on Tuesday and sinking
resumed. The incline Is now IS feet below
the 1850 level on the slope. On our 1850
level the south lateral drift 10 now In 1875
feat. 20 feet having been driven during
the past week. There 10 no material
change in the formation. East crosscut
No. 2. on this level. 10 In vein porphyry .
distance Of As feet from the lateral drift.
W.. d. S~HkPPERD. Supt.
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The National Guard Of Virginia will
give their last social for the season al
their Hall Friday evening. Il will be
made the %jollisst Of the season also. and
that IL saying much. for Q happy set Of
fellows IL that same National Guard,
and they have . faculty Of making every
body around them happy too.
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n-...,,.,.. a.,.rd.y Eveui.w.

Departures Saturday EVENING.
Murray Baldwin. W @ Swain. ] Davse.
r P Williams. J A McQuaid. W Bevin,
j Shaughnessy. J Hirsehfeld. Thomas
Meyers. Miss 8 Boyd. A Kleinwort. T
Moore. Miss Belle Ryan. Mss J Kelly. q
W Hall and wife. Mrs Leon Baldwin.
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OversuAn.

doLD HILL. April "a, l8So.-Georgs W.
Bearer, Presidemt' During the past week
crosscut No. s. on the 1900 level. has been
advanced 4s feet through quartz and por.
phyry; total length. 1877 feet. The In
cline upraise has been extended "a feet,
through porphyry mixed with clay and
quartz seams; total length. 237 feet. For
man shaft has been sunk aud timbered 10
feet. On Wednesday last, having encoun-
tered . strong fiow Of water, sinking was
suspended. but the flow having abated.
sinking will probably DO resumed tonight.
CHAs. FoRxAS, Supt.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of you b. nervous wcafuess, early
decay. ioss OF manhood, etc, I will send q re.
celpe that will cure you. FREE UF cHAR9E
This great remedy was discovered bya mission.
AIRY Ia South Amsrics. Send . self.sddressed
envelope to the REV. JosKPH T. LYMAN, station
D, New York city. jSlo ~
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co,.ei,dased virrs.ia.

VIRGINIA Orr. April ~. 1850. w;
Harsm.. Secretary: Since last report iloS
tons Of ore have been extracted from the
1850 and 1850 levels. On our 1000 level
the Joint Best 4 Beloher crosscut on q
southern boundary 10 now In 40 feet,
having been advanced so feet during the
past week. through hard. blasting por-
pbyry. On our 220o level the joint Cali
fornia east crosscut on our northern boun.
dairy Is now ip 30t feet-2i feet having
been run the past week-and continues In
vein material. On our 2so0 level the Joint
east California crosscut on u northern
boundary has been extended "a feet, and
10 now 20 feet from the shaft. This drift
il in heavy vein formation. carrying some
clay and quartz. The drift designed to
connect with the Sutro tunnel Is now In W
feet, and 10 feet remain to run before con.
nection 10 made. Tho O. 4 @. shaft has
been sunk and timbered eight feet during
the past week. and Is now 70 feet below
the $500 station. No bullion shipments
will DO made until the roads are clear.
w. Il. PATTON, Supt.
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mH1s oLD-rsrABLIsHxp AND nnlk
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