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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
DISPATCHES
ne Cars IBjuries and Death

D USsrb lnyurics y Uossns
81. PErxasbuao, March 15.-Dr. Dvo-
nisehins. who was among the physidsns
arss summoned 70 the Gear. Immediately
brought the necessary instruments for
amputstipg his legs. which were held By
Assh only. the bones being broken.
Blosd flowed oopisusly from the lsesrs-
ted wounds. Innumsrabls bandages
were applied. first to the right leg. below
the knee. and then to the left. The
Cars right hand. on which was glove.
was found TO be greatly lacsrstsd. His
marriage ring vas broken into pisces
and driven into the fesh. The surgeons
tied up the severed arteries. At length.
under the influence Of sulphats Of cry
gen and loo, the Emperor opened his
eyes and respiration became more appa-
rent. Chaplain Bjsinir avsiled himself
Of the interval OF apparent conscious.
ness to administer The Sacrament, and
fer Q moment some hopes were eutsf.
tanned Of the Cars life, but . minute
or two Afterwards bis heart ceased 70
beat. During the anal flicker 81 lifs the
members OF his family surrounded the
bed. An arch priest rscitsd the prayers
for those In ertrvmis. oil present knssl.
ing. The spectacle was heartrendisg.
Colonel Djonibki ID confined 70 his bed,
bot 10 not ~ssriously injured. The num-
Der Of persons injured BY the explosion
10 greater than at Arst supposed. ssv.
sfal have since died.
The remains Of the Gear will lie IN
state In the chapel Of the palace for df.
teen days. Prayers orc said nightly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
Sympathetic and Otherwise.

LONDON. March l6.-Thers Wa Q con-
slant succession Of callers at the Russian
Embassy yesterday to express condo.
lsnos. Among them were the Empress
Eugene. various ambassadors and for.
sign Ministers ct Londsn, members oil
the government, Lord Bsaconshsld. BIZ
Alexander Calf. Cardinal Manning and
Russell Lowell.
News OF the assassination was received
by the Russian Revolutionary party In
London at 6 o'clock on Sunday after
noon from their friends In Paris, Genoa
and St. Petersburg. II was announced
In the Socialist Democratic balls BY their
respective speakers later In the evening.
and Was greeted with loud and continued
Manifestations OF approval.
ST.. PrrsRsBuRo, March 15.-Ths
Grand Duke Vladimir va yesterday ap-
pointed to the command Of the Imperial
Guard OF the Military District Of st.
Petersburg.
The remains Of the Emperor will DO
removed ct 8 o'clock this evening from
the cabinet adjoining the reception hall
TO the chspel OF the palace. All the
members Of the Imperial family and dig
nitariss and officials will DO present.
The body Is, In accordance with the wish
Of deceased, clad In the uniform Of his
Presbraschenski Regiment. A requiem
was chanted ct 8 o'clock last evening.
At midniRhtthe doctors made "a autopsy,
which proved that ell the internal organs
we're 10 Q normal condition, thereby re-
futlpg recent current reports respecting
the health Of the Emperor. The body
has been embalmed.
At the Russian Embassy the Turkish
and Chinese ambassadors converted
freely. rendering their sympathies to the
Russian ambassador. All the Embas.
sailors wore their state Official costumes
marked with Grape.
The Prince OF Wales and Duks OF
Cambridge wore Marshals. uniforms,
marked with Russian decorations.
vienna, March l5.-In the Lower
House OF the Reichsrath the Bohemian
members requested President Smallka
to express the coincidence Of the House
with the Russian Imperial family. Pres
ident smsllka pointed out that II was
the business Of the delegation. where.
upon oil the Polish members declared
their intention TO withdraw from the
sitting II such expression was attempted.
The Polish organ ct Cracow recon
msnds that Polish Deputies and Poles
In Russia maintain Q calm and prudent
reserve.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Malone.

NEW Yolx, March 16.-Ths Tfioums
says: The incident CHE dsnuneiation Of
Mahons) Il ohishy important for what u
promises. II Il means that the dsspotis
discipline Of the Democratic party Of the
South has BEEN broken at last; that the
impatisnos Of sensible men in that SEQ
don with The party grown great and In
solsnt by fraud and oppression. 10 begin
ming to manifest itself coursssously.th s
yesterday wss . red letter day In Amsr-
can p~elitics.' Surely neither Malone nor
any one else will b Impressed In the
least BY the silly Democratic cries OF
''traitori, he has done what any one OF
thirty-ssysn Democrats In that Chamber
might b proud 70 have done. He has
shown his willingness to vote against an
attempt 70 seize . mean advantage IN or
Ranisise the United States 6enats.
A Herald Warrington special says: AZ
70 Mshons's course, Il 10 not only hon-
cradle 10 him, bat u II wise for his
State. Il 10 bitterly denounced tonight
b. Q handful Of Virginia Republican
spoilsmsn, whose effort has been for
years to keep the Republican party In
their State % small a. possible, In order
that each Of these grumblsrs might have
- much patronage to divide ~ possible.
Mahons's position breaks the solid
Democracy OF Virginia and breaks the
Solid South, and Hills abuse Of Malone
will help do II. Every legitimate inter.
Get In Virginia has reason TO rejoice that
Malone Is man enough TO rspudists the
Bourbon Democracy In the Senate, -
be last year rspudistsd and defeated the
Bourbons In bis State. II the Demo-
cratic Senators like Hill, Of Georgia, are
furious, It 10 because they see that the
intelligence and progressive spirit OF the
South are leaving the Democratic party,
recognizing that It is q hopeless organi-
ration a. now constituted. and that In
the South particularly It bars the way to
all heslthiul progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
ball Bu,,sr su.i.sss.

Virginia has passed an anti.bull-buttsr
ordinance, which differs from the State
law, in that II requires the proprietor
OF clearinghouse and restaurants using
olsomargarins, buttsrins or bogus butter
Of any kind to inform their customers OF
the fact. It 10 doubtless wise to inter.
dict bull butter in all its forms and COM
pounds and under all Its aliases; but the
ordinance does not ply . high oompli-
ment to the average intelligence OF the
people OF Virginia. that they need to be
informed a. to the nature OF the stun
set before them and bearing the look OF
butter. II, however, there are any in
that city 90 foolish as TO not know what
they eat for butter. perhaps 1t Is % we'll
to make OF restaurants and eating places
public sohool-rooms for grown-up pupils
and their propristors and employees
teachers. Where now 10 Little Butter
cup, dear Little Butteroup, she Who
praoticed "baby farming" and In doing
30 mixed things up2 wouldn't this but
tor business. be q little in her liner
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
Socialist Approval.

81. Louis, March l6.-A dodssr, en-
bsllishsd with . dsath-hssd and cross
bones and coffin, was freely circulated
on the streets yesterday. calling . meet
ing Of the friends Of progress and
children Of the Goddess OF Liberty, te
assemble ct the courthouse last evening
to indorss the action Of the Nihilis'
Society in the assassination Of the EN-
peror Alexander Of Russia. Polish
sxilss we're specially invited to be pros
emit. The dodgsr made considerable Still
among the people generally. and the
police are attempting to find Ito author
Precautions will be taken by the police
10 prevent 0 disturbance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
Tho Asssssins and the Bombs.

ST.. PETERSBURG, March l6.- The
Minister Of the Interior states that one
Of the chief organizers Of the attack on
the Gear. arrested March II, has con.
isssed his completely and denounced
Roussskoff In person. Roussske6 being
shswn the corpse Of the man who svi.
IDENTIFY threw the second bomb. and was
himself mortally wounded, recognized
his socomplice. The house from which
Roussakof obtained the bomb has been
discovered. A soon - the police ap-
psared the male Occupant shot himself;
but the woman living with him WA ar.
rested. The police fosnd . number Of
grepadss and p~roelanations stating that
the assassination would be accomplished
BY two persons. This morning . young
man entered the house and WAS arrested,
bat not until hs had hred Q revolver six
times, wounding thrss Of the police.
LONDON, March l6.-The Russian
Embassy here claims TO have evidences
regarding the Cars assassination that
the manufacturing Of bombs Of glass
and nitro-elycerins, and. In fsct, the On.
tire scheme, originated In London.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
unLY HFIY FEEr


Things are climsxing or apsdns or
coming 10 . head o. . header In The Ysl-
Low jacket vsls rapidly nov, and whom
this l6th day Of March sAds thsrs will
BE- bat atty fest between the workings in
thai mine and the ssuth header Of the
sutro tunnel. This spaes d narrowing
At the rate OF twenty feet Q day-tsn feet
from each side.
jacket. will be compelled 70 pull it,
men out In about another day, or per-
haps some OF them viii get blown up.
The Tunnel Company viii then make
the connection and put In it, drain
boxes, and then will business start up
afrssh and In earnest alsns the Gold
Hill mines.
The fsur.inoh reds for.ths arms Of the
second whssl Of the jacket pupping
engine are here and The hub viii soon
b armed.
Neither the jacket Company Nor the
Tunusl Company wants the jacket shaft
turned into an up.oast. Il will not have
it, current Of ar changed. The whole
line Of tunnel and the mines need the
cool, irssh air let In through the jacket,
and most OF al the tunnel needs u 10
carry work on south.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16

Night before last some one Atols 600
cigars from Jshn Pipsr's Thsster %.
loon. II IL supposed that the thief hid
himself away In the thsstsr, and when
both that and the saloon were deserted
came forth and helped himself TO the
coveted goods.
A.. j. Bsals has decided to the Original
Keystone, In consideration Of $4,000. q
mining claim ON Orleans Hill, Virginia
District, 1900 feet by 800 feet. lying
north OF the Independent; also the
william Sharon mill and mining claim.
The boys bsgesd their marbles. whipped
up their tops and out with the slsds again
at o o'clock last evening. The weather
must bs nimbls which gets the start OF .
Comstock boy.
Neither Coroner Conn moi his jury
could make more OF the death OF Tim.
othy Quill than . desperate suicide.
hence . verdict In accordance Herewith.
J. D. Cohn. virginia's only smallpox
patient, 10 able to be up and about In his
room and within doors generally. The
window Of his room was open Sunday.
A letter addressed o. follows IL held
for better direction at the Gold Hill post.
office: Mrs. Bridget Manning. No. l2S
Forbes street, Pittsburg.
A letter addressed ~ follows II held
for postage at the Gold Hill p~ostofloe
Miss @. A. Cameron, Churchvills, Pio-
tou county, Nova Scotia.
The fes.salsry case Of Flanninaham
was not reached by the Supreme Court
in Carson yesterday, bat was expected TO
come up today.
D. Banks Mckenzie. Temperance leo
turer and preacher. recently appeared
on the Stage OF the Salt Lake Thsatsr ~
"Mscbsth."
Charles W. Friend hs been appointed
to the office Of State Msteorolosist, re-
Gently created BY the Legislature.
Mcclellan, the wsll.known artist, has
been III Of pneumonia for about . week.
He II much better today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16

Las. evening John A. Stevens and bis
New York Dramatic Company appeared
at Pipsr's Opera House for The second
time In "Unknsxp." The hour for
opening ushsrsa in : saow storm. bat .
very fair audisnes attended, despite Il
all. The applause. which was unstint.
inely given % the play progressed, was
the very best comment possible on both
play and players. Il Was . popular yer.
dict Of which Mr.. Stevens may vol feel
Tonieh. ..Pssaion's Slave" with Miss
Helen Blythe. There 10 no doubt that
Miss Blythe will please the Comstock
people and Is worthy Of their patronage.
The press Of the country can hardly be
unanimous In support Of . mistake; and
the papers all speak we'll Of Mise Blythe.
She will make her FIRST appearance to.
night. The Sacramento Be- has this OF
the play and Miss Blythe:
"'Psssion's Slave Wal produced at
the Metropolitan on Saturday evening.
and proved to be Q more acceptable play
than the 'Unknown.' Besides the other
members Of the company, all Of whom
did we'll. II brought forward the leading
lady, Miss Helen Blythe. She 10 an
actress whose methods arc pleasing. who
10 possessed OF much emotional power,
and who appears to be. from what was
seen Of her In that play, o. clever . lead
Ing lady ~ any who have visited this
coast"
Mr.. Stevens and company will play IN
Carson Thursday and Friday nights. and
will return to Piper's Opera House for
the Saturday matinee. when "Un.
known" will be presented for the last
time. Saturday evening Passions
Slave" and last appearance OF the COM
pany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
p,s,r,es Csurs-R,s,sx. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted in this Court today:
p. Linehan W. His Creditors-Shsrih
appointed assignee.
Thomas ]. Mitchell rs. His Creditors
Property exempted and petitioner dis
charged.
d. Drisool Of al. ". Robert Apple
Clerk ordered to correct! error In docket
ing the judgment. .,.,
King 70. Lynds ct d.-Continusd TILL
Friday.
Rosslina Lean vs. Josiah Lean-Ds-
PENDANT ordered to pay into Court q
costs $50; ordered further. that plaintifi
be allowed to sec minor child once . day
pendsns Tie. said child being In custody
Of the defendant.
Matt. Callahan ". His Creditors
Petitioner discharged.
Adjourned till 10 A. n. tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16

SAN Francisco. March 16-s ?. H.
Sierra Nevada, CT; Gould 4 Curry. "a;
Yellow Jacket. 2 IS; Overman, soc. Navajo
q IS; Albion. I 10; Day, 40c; Belcher. ssc;
Best 4 Bslchsr. 6x; Alpha. Az; Crown
Point. I; NJ. Potssi. 400 |; Savage. l 60;
NJ. Diablo, 81; Northern Bale. l2k . 80;
Mexican. 4 6s; California. Csc; Andes. I 10;
Mono. I 10; Jupiter. 2sc; ophir. 8 70; Po-
tosi. 2; Hale d Norcross. . 20; MONDAY.
I ss; Bullion. 4sc; Occidental. 9se; Alta.
I 60; Head Center. 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16

An assessment Of atty cents per share
Ass Sssn levied upon the capital stock Of
che Mexican.
The Navajo Mining Company have
declared Q dividend Of twenty-five cent,
Per share.
There was good Toe ON the rink OF the
Virginia Skating Club nearly all day yss'
<srday.
T. 4. Rooney. Superintendent Of the
Union shaft, has returned IRON caii'
fornia.
p. A. Tfitls IL expected home from
Arizona soms time this month.
Bart. Colsan lsft for Mexico. ey way
q Azisona. Last Saturday night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
Malone Sustained.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-In regard ia
the policy Of Malone It Is said, on good
authority, that bis alliance with the Re
publieans In Virginia will DO recognized
and his influence be assisted BY the Ad'
ministration, in the belief that many
people Of the South are willing to sup.
port the Administration. IL % enoour'
aged. and that through Malone oil SUCH
can be welcomed.
Unless the new Senators from Maine
and Minnesota are unexpectedly o.
laysd, the Senate will be organized thii
week,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16

New York Tribune: The gentleman
who had . telephonio connection made
between his house In this city and the
stage OF the Academy OF Music. during
the last opera season, has IN imit.tor In
Edinburgh. where . sick man has had Q
wire stretched from his house 70 the
Presbyterian church Of which hs 10 an
elder. "Soundipg chambers" are placed
ON either side Of the pulpit, through
which the voice Of tbs preacher 10 con
vsyed. while. By means Of another cham
Der In the gallery. the sinsihg Of tho
choir and %, ttrsgstion b transmitted.
The sounds a1xs Of preaching and vor.
ship. although travelling over three miles
Of wire, are distinctly heard. not Q word
being missed; and other Disturbances,
such % the coughing Of the congregation,
are also communicated 10 the invalid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
Resolutions OF Sympathy.

WASHINGTON. March l6.-In ysster'
days Cabinet meeting there was . gen.
sral expression Of sympathy for the In
perisl family and the Russian people In
their bereavement. The prompt action
Of the Senate In adopting appropriate
resolutions was commended, and 1t waa
decided to telegraph the Senate reaolu'
tons, and Secretary Blaine csbled them
to Minister Foster at 81. Petersburg
with 9 request that he transmit . copy
to the Russian Minister Of Foreign Al
fairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
Fire On shs divide.

There was q small Are d 10 A. n. TO-
day at Reeds shoemaker shop on the
Divide. opposite the Ashland House.
ItcauRht from q stovspips and commun.
icatsd itself TO the garrett and roof and
required some ohopping and consider
able water to conquer It. More damage
was done In this way and By water than
by the Are. It was extinguished with
out any alarm, . stream from . near by
drsnt doing the business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16
P.ge.ip Uspls.sassssss.

The weather OF late has been a. full
Of squalls a. . cross baby. and OF I'M
plsasantnsss - Bullion ravins when
neighbors fall out and call In the officers
Of the Law. Last night, about O'Clock,
two inches OF snow fell. This morning
everything seemed cold and stiff and
stubborn. The clouds made pogonip on
the tops Of the surrounding peaks. and
sent the 'nip"clesn down to the Divide.
The steam came out Of the hoisting works
and up from the mines, and rolled sui.
kily down TO the ground and made more
poeonip. The sun must have got up
wrong end hrst. or have had bed luck in
lighting his nrss this morning. or some
thing; for, - . man Of all work. he did
not seem to suit anything or anybody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16

Kentuek.
The shaft has BEEN cleared out down
to the 15e lsvsl and il now nearly tim
bsrsd, ready for opening that lsvsl.
The resumption Of work In the Kentusk
means business. for there II without
doubt pay ore on its upper levels.
Kernaa shaf.
The Sutro tunnel DRIFT has bean *
tended Q total Of l22 feet and stopped
for the present. The 100 balance bob
IL In place, the pumps running to that
level and sinking has been resumed;
total depth Of shaft 17s6 feet.
Beicher.
The southwest drift on the 600 level
IN advancing at the rate Of four feet per
DAY ; total length. 70 feet. On the 400
level the vest drift has been advanced .
total Of 80 feet. Repairs on The 800
bobpit have been completed.
q 4 O. shan.
The stump has bean completed and the
work Of cutting ont . working station on
the $500 level has been commenced. a
drift on this level was started sast some
time since and run 81 feet.
Uniea SHAFT.
The relief pump ct the 1900 level Wa
started Tuesday afternoon. Sinking
will bs resumed % soon ~ the bottom OF
the shaft can be cleared out. Repairs
are going on a. usual.
C~siifersis.
The joint ophir east erosseus has A.
tanned . length Of s25 feet and 10 aver.
aging Ave feet per day. For working:
joint with Con- Virginia, see rsrors Of
that mine.
Some most promising quartz II found
In the winxs from the $50 toward the $50
level, but a. Yet II 10 OF low grade. No
changes elsewhere In the mine % note.
oeuld q Curry a.d Best q Bslehsr
ahan.
The work ON bob pits Nos. 8 and 4 Is
nearing completion, and everything 10
making towards resumption OF sinking;
total depth OF shaft. 1870 feet.
Crsws Point.
Extracting from 40 to As tons OF ore
per day, which is reduced at the Mex,
can mill, on the Carson, snd returns $is
10 $l4 per ton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shaft.
Running pumps and both bailins
tanks as usual. The work Of putting IN
the hydraulic pumps at the 24O0 level Is
still going on.
For workings joint with ophir. see
report Of that mine. The joint. Union
east crosscut has attained q total length
Of AGO feet.
Work suspended below to put In .
new set OF boilers and overhaul the en-
CINE. This will take ten or twelve days.
Still relieving timbsrs and tagging Il
the incline and clearing out and repair
ing the north drift on the 1000 level.
Ala
Sinking as rapidly as possible and
making four feet per day on an average;
total depth OF the shaft, 1910 feet.
The north drift on the 227s level has
been extended Q total Of 100 feet and is
without particular change.
Con. Imperial.
Keeping the pumps running and the
water from the 1000 level. whore repairs
are continued.
New York.
Still engaged In repairs and In prspar-
atoms for the resumption Of work on
the 1000 level.
The east drift on the 500 level pre-
septs no essential features OF change.
C~aledonis.
Keeping tho pumps In operation ss
about the usual rate Of speed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16

When Q groom said Of . mule that
when be was offended be bore malice
like . Christian. he added In explanation
that the bsast bore the malice untu %
found Q good chance to kick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16

Wilson Hatch. Of Hatch Brothsrs, was
last evening made the happy recipient Of
a beautiful eold.hssdsd cane from bis
employees. BE will start tonight Tor
Kinesssp, Canada, on Q visis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16

London Nn: ssrvsnt-"And please.
ma'am, when I I'M out may I call and
tell the plane tuner 70 come tomorrow
For I notice whom you plays - the In
struusat seems 70 want tuning Wy
badly"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16

"shst dat do, Sam." why. IL aint
cold, marm." ';Golly. you shes dat 90,
you brat; oh course IL ain't coio, ~ ne
dat's cold. Tnk ] care vsddsf % oe's
cole or nett"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-16

CELEBRATED
MACH


Inyaiids who have lost but arc recovering
vital stamina, declare In grateful terms their
letters Stomach Bitters. Not only does Il
impart strength 70 the weak. Is corrects an
irregular acid stats Of the stomach. mskss tAe
bowels act 1t proper intervals. gives ease TO
those who suffer from rheumatic and kidney
troubles. and conquers - well - prevents
For ssls b. all Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally.
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OroCK
- Rra,sises DsasaL

LAST IvxxIxo.
50 Eureka Con-. 35%
$50 Grand Prize. 500
IS Manhattan.
40 Navajo. q 70. Az
a20 Belle Islo. $50
120 Day, SOC. $50
$50 Paradise. loo
7s0 Albion. I 10. I 10 so
l25 Wales, CSC. 500
30 Columbus. I 0S
200 Bechtel. $50
10 Bodis. Q
$40 Tioga. SOC. 800
50 Summit, use
50 Bulwer.
800 Syndicate. loo
40 Concordia. q Is
400 Booker Con-, 30
$50 Mono. I 05
500 Addenda. 2sc. 20c
8 Northern Belle. 12k
$50 MONDAY. I 10
COO Orc. COO sl0
300 North MONDAY, IN
v oo8pou SOuss VVO
140 Tiptop. 4. 4o5
50 Silver King. 23
Tln nslSIxo.
40 0phir. 20
$50 Mexican, 40
27e Gould d Curry. 8 50
80 Best q Bslcher. 6k
3O0 California. $50
100 Savage. I 65
AIS Con. Virginia. I 90
rs Chollar. I TO
100 Potosi. . 05
$40 Hale q Norcress. 5 80. 81
2lO Yellow Jacket. 2 IS
500 Imperial. loo b90
20 Kentuck. N
140 Belchsr. CSC. 900
ass Sierra Nevada. Gu, 6k
- Utah. 81 bid. z asked
$40 Bullion. 45c
275 Exchequer. CSC,
ZOE Ovs-man. Csc
20 Justice. SOC
ITO Alta. I s5
$50 Caledonia, loo
TOO Julia, 20c
40 Union Con-, ~
10 Confidence. Az
10 Andes, I 10
$50 Scorpion. I 10
rs Benton. $50
400 Concordia. 800
20 Occidental. $50
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FHR CoMSTocK.
Latest official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesoay'
March 10, 1881.

very Little bss DEED Wesk Dsasg
AIssg she Lsds-fasasl Cessse'
sisa for Jacket sna 1uiiiea-
present output or ore Alesg the
Comsssek - More WsRk g 10
Being Seen.