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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11

BAN FRAScnco, February II Is ?. ~
Sierra Nevada. IS bid; Beleher. iih bid.
In asked; Union Con. Sc asked; Crown
Point. ~ bid. 4 so asked; Bullion. 4 As
bid. ~ asked. ~ sales; Con. Virginia.
81 bid. 4 GO asked; Yellow Jacket. 81
asksd; E1chsquer. ~ bid. q so nked /;
Beat 4 Delchsr. 9k asked; Sierra Nevada,
ash sales; 0vsrman, Z asked; Mexican.
Ign asked; Mount Potosi. ~ bid ;
Chollsr. st bid. 81. asked; Potosi, 4 so
bid; Gould 4 Curry. 81 bid, 81 asked;
Crown Point. 4 70 sale; Scorpion, 8 Is bid.
8 10 asked; Justice, I IS asted; fotosi.
4 50 ssksl. ~ asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
The PRESENT tsroRM.
a Particularly Cold aud Disagree
able Day.

Seldom has . more disagreeabls morn.
ing dawned on these parts than that Of
today. The night was wild. Snow fell
to the depth Of several inches. and the
wind took II up and tossed 1t about ter.
ribly. No nook 80 sheltered as to es.
cape the fury Of the blast, and no crack
or Granny so small that the snow was
not hurled through and deposited inside.
Walls Of rooms in many places wsro
mottled with It, aud II lay in neatly
carved piles on many floors. The
weather was cold, too, withal ; and
those abroad In the early morning
found It most dissgreeable. At 8 o'clock
the Thermometer stood ct l4-being IL
degrees below freezing-snd at 8 o'clock
Il registered "a degrees above zero. The
wind continued high and the sun tried
In vain to look down through the flying
clouds and drifting snow. Later In the
day the sun came out and modified mat
ters somewhat, bat the day has been an
unpleasant one at best. The barometer
has been very low but began before noon
TO move upwards. On the whole this
must be recorded as Q peculiarly cold
and disagrsesbls day here on the Com.
stock. Gold Hill has been Q sheltered
and quiet spot compared to Virginia
and has escaped much Of the fury Of the
storm, Is the wind came out Of the north
and struck Virginia full In the face.
Children on their way to school were at
times bswildersd by II and compelled to
turn aud catch their breaths. Men
mufied themselves to the eyes to meet
Its fury. and the snow hurled by II In
faces and under garments increased the
severity OF exposure. Trains came In
on time, but It was because OF the hne.
light nature Of the snow. Although
piled here, there and everywhere except
where wanted. now enough remained
In the streets to make excellent slipping.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
ASSESSMENTS.

ChslIar-soo per share levied February u
dsiinouent March II; sals day March u.
pose.,-soc psr share; levied February 8; Do
iinoucnt March II; sale day April i.
s.v.so-so 500 psr share; levied February q; d.
Iioousut March 8; sale day March n.
xr.ssca-mo mar shsie /; levied February o;
deIipousnt AaIch 10; sale day APRIL ..
Releher-si per share; levied January ~;
d%sIinquent March 8; sale day March 10.
Rest d Bslcher-$i per share; levied Jan
uary - delinquent March q; sss osy
New Yovk-B cents per share; levied Jsnu.
AIRY 90; delinquent February 10 ss's w
March 20.
Iowa-io cents per share; levied January y;
delinquent February -; sale DAY harca LIE
Buni0a-so cents per share; levied January
%; dslineuent February Is; sale DAY Asfcn
Crown Poins-so cents per share; levied
January 10, delinquent February 10 sale
day March II.
Hale q Norcro~s-$i per share ; levied
January ~. delinquent February 10; sris
Gay March II.
Exchequsr-so cents per share; levied Jams
AIRY 18th; delinquent February 18th; sale
day March 9th.
Mexieau-Sap per share; levied January 10th;
delinquent February 18th; sale day March
sn. $780,
bcorpion15 cents POI snaro' AZ. ~ ~
e,n /; aennquen' Fs''aA' A
March 70. -.
0o1ta q ~ :..Is
January etn; asiinQuent Reofu"S AAsA''~'
Gay hafcn stn'
sserrh Pst sasIs' 49, ~. dsr
= On: eshnqaent sso'osfs ANn
.is :.
isv,,d nscsmSsr an. dsI,rousnt ssbrnsry
IN: ssie dsy March icth.
-" "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
n YonH RAluEA

or digestion with Hoetstter's Stomach Bitters.
. medicine which removes aatulencs. hssrt.
burn. irresulsrity Of the bowels, poverty Of the
blood and al shifting, harassiug. perpls1ing
symptoms Of dyspepsia. - we'll - their cause.
A conspicuous change In the appearance -
we'll % In the feelings Of those who use the
Bittsrs takss place - the distressing symptoms
disappear, and the stomach. liver aud bowels
rsassume their function IN full force and sctiv.
ity. Ths h.s2ard appearance Of the counten'
snce ana ~sallowness OF dyspeptiss are suppl.nt-
ID by . healthier lock. and a. the food 10 sssini.
Hated. the body acquires substance. Appetite,
without which food does comparatively little
good. 10 restored. and the nervous rystem re-
frsshed with much needed slumbsr. throuih
the use OF this medicine. which 10 also b,ns,
an inestimabls preventive OF fever and ssus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11

L. P. Drsxlsr 4 Co., stock brokers.
Odd Fellows building. Virginia, are
ready to help people make . turn in
stocks. They buy. sell and carry on
margins and have coin enough to help
their customers out ct all times. See
their advertisement under New Today"
Kalloch to tho s~andlottsrs: 'If I had
the power I would put you all to work
tomorrow. But the Poorhouse Is full.
the Penitentiary 10 full, the City and
County Hospital 10 full-wbere are you
to sof" Why. to the Church. OF course.
At the request Of the leading physi'
clans Of Virginia, the sections OF the
Health Ordinance requiring that prao-
ticins physicians should report to the
President OF the Board OF Health all
births and deaths, has been repealed.
Disappointment Mckenzie. Of thu
Sierra Nevada mine, has had . severe
attack OF congestion OF the lungs. and
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday was
In O very critical condition. He IL now
rapidly recovering.
One hundred and eighteen men from
the Comstock who were employed on the
Nevada Central Railroad have returned.
and deny that the men employed there
were badly treated. The road 10 com.
plstsd.
Saturday will be Valentines day. The
documents to suit all can be found at
Chubbuck's P~ostofaos book store or at
D. Thornburn's, across the street.
T. h. Rooney and wife were among
the departures last evening. Tom has
stuck 70 business very closely since
taking charge Of the Union shalt.
Canada 10 sending 100 game cooks 10
the Comstock and pathological nm
plsasantnesses will doubtless b %
Gus after they get here.
The Trench mill started up again his
mornin, with plenty Of ore on the
dump. 90 says the Lyon County 1sme''
Lisutsnant-o Governor Adams has taksa
his smiles away again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
now TO SAVE MONEY.

Iustsad Of going to . doctor for . prescrip-
ton. II you have BrIght's Disease. Diabetes,
Pain In the Back and Loins. Smsrting. Innam.
nation. cslculL Bhckdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or bladder. buy . bottle
Of DIR. MfSTIR'S NEPHRETICUA. the greet
Buehu Oompound. II 10 the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for these
druggists. say ave regard Nspkrstieum az
tie b<t kidney and Bladder Rfmsdy IN ne
mdrkst." Woodward. druggist, Portland. Ore.
gon, says ; "Evsrybody speaks highly Of It,"
Childs, druggist, Portland. Oregon. says: .'sold
lOts OF 10; Il always does the work" MANY
After the do ,rs have given them up. For
sale BY all drusgists. Phos. 81 . bottle. or
six bvttlss for %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Sam southworth gives notice in an.

Sam southworth gives notice In an.
other column that all persons indebted
to him will pay George W. Rogers, who
IL authorized 10 receipt for the coin.
The City Treasurer Of Virginia reports
q balance In the Water Bond Redemption
Fund OF $50. 037 SO, and In the General
Fund Of 500, 748 IL.
The City Attorney Of Virginia has
been instructed to publish the delin-
qusnt tax list on or after the Goth inst.
The good people OF Empire will rattle
of q 500 brick for $500 Friday night,
to buy an organ for their school.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
New Air ~Cemprsssor.

In the mining report today and under
"Ophir" will DO found . description Of
. new air compressor which will doubt
less become popular on the Comstock.
Il IL wholly economical In It's nature, re-
quiring no extra expense to operate it
or rather. II lessons expenses. IT wa
made at the Fulton Foundry On the
Divide, and Its construction 10 OF that
general excellence. which attaches to all
work turned out by that establishment.
For particulars as to the facilities for
doing work. etc., there see advertise
msnt in another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Text Books.

The State Board OF Education has
decided To mako no change in text books
for the public schools at present. In
order to bridge over the gap between the
small and large arith,netics Of Robin
sons series. Of which some teachers
complain, the Board recommends Rob.
inson's Rudiments. which may be used
together with the other two books Of the
series, or to the exclusion Of the First
book. or not at all, as may be deemed
best In the discretion OF the teacher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11

George A. King has rssisned the ofies
Of City Treasurer Of Virginia. His suc-
csssor has not yet been appointed.
The annual meeting OF the Joe Scatss
Consolidated will b held in San Fran
cisco Thursday. February ~.
r. P. Heating. Superintendent OF the
Scorpion mine. returned from Caiifor'
mia yesterday morning.
Ths oitizenso Of Virginia want . hydrsnt
n the corner Of o and Washington
streets.
Judge Harris. Of Carson. Wa on the
comssoek yesterday. Hs reports Carson
qsist.
Ash wednesday. and plenty OF aahss'
bat rather damp and cold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
WHY WILL You

Allow Q cold TO advance In your system and
thus encourage moro serious malsdies. such a.
Pneumonia. H~emorrhsges aud Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can DO 90 readily a..
tanned. Bosehss's German Syrup has gained the
largest sale In the world for the cure Of Cour he,
Colds and the severest Lung Diseases. II In
DR.. Boschce'e famous German prescription,
and 10 prepared With the greatest care and no
Tear need b. entertained In administering Il 10
the youngest child. - per directions. Tue sale
of ,his medicine 10 unprecedented. Since hrst
introduced there has been aconstant ipcrsss-
demScd and without 0 angle report OF .
failure to d. lts work in any case Ask your
Druggist a. to>the truth OF these rsmsrke.
Large slis IS cents: TZ 1t and be convinced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
The o Railroad.

The Miners Unions Of this section
are likely to have something to say as
to whether Chinese or whites shall b
employed In the construction Of the
branch railroad to Bodie. They are Ger.
tainly liable TO 20 far V that portion Of
the road passing through Lyon county
Is concerned. There are plenty Of white
men out OF employment 10 that county
who are willing to work for low wages,
and the Chinese proposition may get .
back. set, especially II the Silver City
Miners Union takes the matter in hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
WE CAN'T TALK

without showing the condition Ct our tss.h.
Every laugh exposes them. In ords, not 70 %
ashamed Of them let us use ihss standi'd aent''
fies. sozopoNT. which b sure to hssp them
vhits and -spotiessL No tartar can sncfust
nam no esnfsr sfsct the enamel: no species
OF decay intsst the dental bone. u S0zoD0NT
ts,senis,iv mad. Il 10 . botanical preparation,
ana is bensdclsi enscts on the teeth ana gums
are marvellous. ~ IL removes ~ e..co' M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
How To E,Js, Thu. weather.

These are the days to make q man
hug Q stove and keep quiet. In order
to enjoy them fully 60 to tho Postofacs
bookstore Of s. W. Cbubbuck and get
sorns choice reading matter-s book, or
q magazine, or . daily paper, or q pic.
torial, or anything, so that you do not
lose c~onnestion With the world and drop
behind the age. Chubbuck deals in NO.
tious and jewelry and school books and
toys and . thousand desirable things.
See his advertisement In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
BuIilea shippin<.

Secretary Taylor Of the Con. Virginia
Office says .h.. hereafter bullion ship
msnts for the month will end with the
month. The practice Of extending the
monthly shipments over into the next
month for clean.upB, etc., produces
many complications, especially In max.
mo returns OF the net proceeds OF the
mines to the Assessors. This will be
avoided in future by the plan above
propossd. Totals Of shipments for the
month will now conclude with the last
sbipmsnt In each month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Decd for . Hu.sry Han.

/. would do . hungry man good to
stand outside the News door any day
and see the four.horss team OF L. I.
Fo, come up to his meat market. ono
door belov. with it, wagon loaded down
VIII the finest animals just Slaughtered
and dressed. No better meat oar b
found In The world than nsishbor Fox
distributss among bis customsrs. He
sdvsrtises In the News. too, and has .
biz trade - hs deserves 70 have. LOOK
under The head Of "Nsw To-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
THE COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
February II, 1850.

Movements In she Market
-aemnrkabis Ousioek In Uaion
Another Attempt 10 solve she
Mystery OF the Hardy voia-The
C~onquering navsge.- Chollar,
Bullion, Beieher, Overmau, Cal.
edouta, Alta and Justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Ds,arssrcs Last Evssssg.

O. German. II Black. J Hern. James
NcAfss. J p Halleck. Geo Mcintyre, ] @
NAthsr. Niss Z Billings. Mrs Sullivan.
Mrs. J Cullen. 1t Gov Adams. 4 MCKINLEY
and wife. I Rich. @ Harris. Mrs d ID
Norton. T II Rooney and family, Miss d
Moran. D @ Nay. D @ Lewis. Jos Black.
Mn SEASONS, r Burroughs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
s-r,v.ss sb,s nsra,.s.

IL Davis. Chas Sullivan. W Stewart, n
Brown. 8 Cohen. Geo Chase. Geo Fswcett.
D Grouse, J b Green, J G Cutting. +
whitali. u Hart. Il Reinstein. ] Hickey.
J Brown. W wolcott, II II Watson. Nay
Murphy. James Lee. W L Cosgrays, G E
Hayward
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Ju..,e. Court Fi.nniushsm. J. p.

The following criminal business was
transacted in this Court today:
State ". Alb Gow-Chsrge, disturbing
the peace; sentenced to the Couaty Jail
for 20 days.
tence.
State Vs.. Mary Ann Haverly-Chargs,
assault and battery; continued.
State W. Ida Orem-Charge, petty
larceny; set for II n. tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
REMOVAL

The oomstoek Exchange has been removed
to the building formerly occupied By the ssa.
ate Saloon, opposite Liberty Engine House.
Best Billiard Tables on the Comstock. Fine
Liquors md Ciass. Everything nnt class.
ja2l +. \. ftNos, Assat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11

o10 A WEEK. Sis . day q bone ssally
OH msds. .osstiy outat ifss. Aaassss 3sps
Gee., AngHsta, xatns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11

d. rr..eisce Board.
LAST EVENING.

500 Raymond 4 Ely. SOC. $50
30 Eureka Gen.. IGN, l6s sio
3s5 jackson. 3
so Belmont. i0c
400 Leopard, 2Oc
$40 Northern Belle, iih. 10
47O Metallic. I so. II
li55 Grand Prize. 80
so Argenta, l 10
100 Navajo, soc
800 Independence. 93c
use Star. 20c
50 Eadowmsnt, 40c
so Belle Isls, I 10
600 Day. $50
rs Paradise. CSC
100 Real del Monte. I 10
400 Albion. 25o
40 Wales. S0S
50 NJ. Diablo. 10. 20S
500 North Belle Isle, zoe
$40 NJ. Potosi. Az
$50 East Vt. Diablo. 2. ! 90
Is Bodis. 81. 10
3s5 pschtsl,
80 MeClinton. 500
S2s Tiogs. 81. 3 20
$50 Summit, I 10
270 a~yndicats. I GO. ] g
100 Goodshaw. 43c. 400
100 Nsybells. $50
500 Oriental. Soc. 45c
leo Bslvidsre. N. 10
$50 Champion, $50. COO
IS Blsckhsvk. Sc. TOO
1860. South Bodis. COO. 800
100 Booker Con-. Toe
1880 South Standard. l5c. 20e
- Con. Pacific
1900 University. 20c. 25c
20e Dudley. SOC
800 Jupitsr. I 20
500 South Bulwer. I IS
400 Addsnda, Sc. COO
lao MONDAY, ~
500 Vortex. i5o
100 Orient. $50
2s0 Mammoth. 2 60. q IS. a.
$50 Boston Con-, l 40. IL
100 South MONDAY. I 50
$50 Martin White, 900
- Leeds. 100
800 Atlas. l0c
22S Tiptop. 4,l0, Al sl0
100 Golden Terra, Is
50 Caledonia (B. H.. 81
2S2s Orc. Soc. Use
THIS MORNING.
ass oPhir. II
7io Mexican. In
$50 Gould 4 Garry. 5k.sS
lao Bes, \ psleher. 81. ~
1876 California. 81. 10
los Savage, Q
ITO Con. Virgins. 5 70. Sos
Geo Chollar. 7.6I
20 Potosi. 4 80
40 Hale 3 Norcross, 81
600 Grown Point. ~
ass Yellow Jacket. 81, ~
so Imperial. CSC
100 Kentuck. > 30
20 Alpha
1870 Bslehsr, IN, III. In, liz
$50 Sierra Nevada, rs. 2iS, 2ih
100 Utah. Il
1G0 Bullion. ~, 4 80
s45 lxshsausr. 2 50. N, 10
l60 0vsrmAn. Z. ca
$50 Justice, I IS
le0 Union Con-. Sc. SCI
24o Alta, 4 50. 4 IS
$50 Lady Bryan. t5c
36s Jllia. I 80. IN
80 Cslsdonia. I o5
SEQ Silver Hill. I IS, I 40
It's New York. t0c. 45c
100 Original Gold Hill. S5c
$40 Lady Warrington Gen., &c. 8ec
sa5 Andes. CSC. 500
$50 Scorpion. 81
$50 w~ells-Fargo. loc
400 Leviathan, SOC. Sc
20 Trojan. 2so
$50 Benton Co... ~, q 50. . ss
$50 Solid Silver. Sc
leo 81. Louis. 25c
l750 Golden Gate. AZ, A.. 2 90
SO Con. Dorado, I IS
$50 Flovery, 25c, 2oc
las North BONANZA. Coo, Csc
100 Nsekay. l5o
20 Esssx.2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
sierra Nevada.
Union shaft.

The pump Is In place on the $500
level and the work OF extending the
pumping apparatus from that point on
upward has been commenced. = Is eI'
pected that this entire work, together
with that OF completing the pumping
engine ready for use and laying the pipe
on the 1000 level to carry the water to
the main line Of drains to the Sutro
tunnel will be completed by the lst OF
March. The shaft still needs to be eassd
through the swelling ground below the
1000 level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11

On the 2i50 level the main lateral
drift south Is cutting hard porphyry
carrying streaks Of clay. and has its face
s5 fee. south from the ophir line. For
Join. crosscut east. 1850 level, see report
Of Con. Virginia. The east crosscut on
the 225O level. running from the main
lateral drift north. 10 in 80 feet and has
not yet reached the vein OF orc sncoun.
tered on the level above. From the
main north drill, 1900 level. and l50
feet north Of the main west drift. ACROSS.
cut has been started and IL making good
progress west to explore the ground EAST
Of the old slopes on this level. The
north drift. $50 level, has reached . total
length Of 220 feet and ID cutting vein
porphyry. Preparations are being made
to resume sinking ct the O. 4 q. shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
Mexican.

Work has been delayed somewhat
since las. report in consequence Of
needed repairs TO the incline cable and
on account Of q broken pump rod. Be
pairs havs, however. been completed,
and now work is going on a. usual. On
the 5000 level the drifts south. east and
north are being pushed ahead. The
east drift IL showing some favorable
looking vein material as IL also hat
south. On the 2760 level the north
drift from the crosscut east cuts quartz
and punches Of ore a. heretofore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-11
0ouId q Curry.

promising and the three bodies Of quartz
are making south and indicate q junction
in that direction at q greater distance.
Consolidated Virginia.
The Joint California crosscut east on
the 1850 level Is now in 60 feet, and Is
penetrating vein matter carrying streaks
Of quartz. The joint Best 4 Belcher
crosscut east on the 2l50 level Is In 63
feet aud in favorable. looking vein ma
tsrial carrying quartz in stringers. The
slopes on the 1850 and 1850 levels con.
tinus their accustomed yield Of ore.
ChoiIar.
The west drift. 2400 level. Is making
rapid progress. Since last report q large
stripger Of lively quartz, but Of low
grade, has been encountered and cut
through. The east clay OF the ore vein
has not yet been reached, but is evi.
IDENTIFY not far away. The south drift
for Potosi ground 10 going ahead a.
usual.
YeilsW Jacket.
Good progress Is made in extending
workings over the line on the 270O level
to connect with the Con. Imperial, in
sinking the north wipzs below that level
and on tho tanks and bob pits In the
shaft. A tank station has been cut out
In the winze at the depth Of 100 feet
and the water caught mp. The rock IL
hard and nearly dry in the bottom Of the
WINE now.
Consolidated Imperial.
The south drift. $500 level. Is In &c
feet and sncounteripg hard rock. It Is
expected to connect with the drift north
from the 2700 workings Of the Yellow
Jacket in the course OF q week. The
Alpha. Imperial WINE from the 1900
level IL down ITO feet on the slope and
without change Of material.
Overmas.
The north crosscut, 1900 level. has Of
late been cutting q soft vein material,
consisting Of quartz and porphyry
mixed, through which good progress has
been made. The ground peaetrated
has been soft and required timbsring.
The shaft IL down 2020 feet and in
bstter working ground. The influx Of
water IL still strong. Tomorrow work
will b suspended TO splice out cables a.
THAR full length has bean reached,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-11-04
HU0oAI.

Next "Wednesday night signor Campanari
assisted by signora Campanari and Mrs. Rus
sell with the pupils OF the Wichita Couserva-
tory Of Music will give musical ent ertain-
ment. Wichita IL fast becoming the musical
center Of Kansas and it is being made so by.
Prof. Campanari through the Conserv story
assisted by the liberal patronage OF her citi-
zens. The evenings entertainment viii be
first-class and should receive u full attend
ance on this occasion to encourage the Pro-
fessor in the work he has undertaken of es-
tablishing school for music OF = higher
grade. One thing Wichita needs as much ~
any thing else is that her people should take
hold together and work as one man for her
interests. We should take care Of ourselves,
our own locality. our own institutions. Like
other cities that succeed and prosper and 10
fostering there meritorious institutions 1t il
casting bread upon the waters. Then let us
all turn out and enjoy u musical treat.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-11-04
HucKHoax e1rcR.

Says the Pitkia lsd-.p,, i,a': This newcasd
wonderful miias district i, located a tar
head Of tn Tomi,h'. TIC recent rich -,riscs
made there Indicate that il WI be soon one
Of the largest and Richest INNING sections in
the State. Specimens shown from The Msn,-
moth. Grey Copper and Topeka lodes are re-
markedly ric in brittle silver The average
mill rum from these three lodes gives L. 0
ounces Q hritt'e silver. The vein is true
assure aai ls from two an half to six & ct
wide. The ownerr are A. ". Eastman and
Charles /. ,ureste.
Cap. Tucker and George Matthews own
Uinss in these same leads.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-11-04

Nr. ". b. Maxwell. middle aged farmer
living In Delano township, met with pain
mi accident Tuesday evening near his home.
He had been At his voting place and vas re-
turning home, when his team became fright
ened and unmanageabie, overturning the
wagon and in the Get broke Mr.. Ms night
leg below the knee. He managed to crawl
hundred yards to his residence which Was
fortunately 80 near. The brave old patriot
said II the hurt would kill him he had . cor
sciousness Of having received the death blow
IN the line Of duty, having that day voted for
Garfield and Arthur. DR.. Allen called and
dressed the wound, and at last accoents Mr..
u. was doing well.