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Maryland Politics.

BALTIMORE, August ", 1900.
The Unconditional Union party arc holding Congress.
sond nominating conventions to-day. In the Second
Congressional district, includn wards or Baiti
more city, Hon. John l.. Thomas has been mousy
renominated In tho Fourth Gongrc sonal District Con
venton, which met at Frederick tity ut 10 day,
Hon. Frank 4. Thomas also renoninated by accla
nation rhe Third Congressional District Union Con.
vention have nominated y Stewart for Congress. Mr.
Stewart holds the o'ico OF Assessor o. Internal Revenue
Tor tho Third diairct.
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ssn,ed their amended report. concluding with tho fa
lowing
Resysd That ordegio carry out the aims and ebles1
Of the recommend o every TREAD Of
the 20 vote for candidate not nnequvocAly
prds-d ~ veto for Law making eight hours y legal dEs
wnrh and Ia favor ~ all measures Of Labor reform
Resolved Thai wheTe - ~orkingmAn Ia found avAnsae
for ofce tho preference shoad Invariably DO given "
such person.
Several members opposed tho report A. unwlae. tie
discussion occupying the OF tho Congress uuth oil
o'clock T. NJ when vote was taken by yeas aud says
resulting ia the adoption Of the report,
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Th~ Cholera Ia Broskiyu.
TIE cholera stu continues 10 decrease and has ceased
To be consldsTcd epidemic Tho streets bons thor
oughy cleaned houses and places dnfccted and cleaned
and the Health authorities working with will TO
erz,fica ate tho disease.
cA@IS.
TIE following ~ statement ~ the eases reported 10
the Assistant Sanitary suporu for The twenty
hours ending at eight clock last venng.--
CaihaTne CoDton, residing 81 cofacr Lafayette md
Raymond sirects. Cisa crtIrai
sarah " Rficn, SGT theast ~ Henry street and
ronrth place. Died nn tho 2is; ns'agt.
Mr.. Anna Fschs. aged IS, no. - Clefmont Iycnce
rEItsirs sELsIfD.
The following II report of tie number OF burial per-
ms granted by The Deputy Registrar fos The wcniy -four
hours ending yesterday.
Choiora morbu7, cholcrm nantum and dysentcry 10
Other zym"tic o-eascs.
All sihei dse%ses
Total ..........S
- VIE cHoLsEA nstsgrrAIs.
The cholera hospitals err still In operation Al the
IN Hamilton there ten patients, aud
seven cait in tn orc a The city Park.
s0rgArnY ~AsD~.
Tie iO,sswlng -re.,r shows tho mortality ia the city
for tie week endne August 20, al ave " 10y warde -
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a great meeting OF republican mon held Al Nsremhega
Hall addressed by Hon Henry Wilson OF Massachu
scits In defense Of the policy Of Congross and In
Of the republican party His remarks snhusar.i
cally received
The meeting was also cloquontly addressed by Hon
Lewis Barker Of this State, who was President OF
day
Governor Parsons, OF Alabama, and Mr. Doollttls OF
Wisconsin here 10 speak At tho democratic aud John.
son meeting to-marrow Fernando Wood. who was an
nouncsd, has not arrived and II s said will not be pro.
kant
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Tee rapi WIS the hyortc previous % the start v tom
g. eight and t,.s betting very sharp FOR time <ha
al I'D. III each horse being anxious 10 got on NNS
fny"rito 10 IA hotsA- owned ia Wesoliessr counys
and each had host ~ hackers Telegraph wea very
cas3ly Joe Hooker having a lad wdy ~ breaking The
lat heal tho only OF n'orrai N the race joe
Hooker taking The lead at tho start ana keeping n front
un after ho entered The hpmestTcr bth he h"n btoks
pieces and rele4sph passed bn and tho race
The entries fnr THE 1000 purse oncrsd by tho pre-
pTetor of tito ahon CoGFs. for al hDses rhc loot hi
az tho corner or HoAOn street aud Broadway. OthnS
pune also rlosn III the aani0 place.
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T0tKDo, Ohio, August 70, 1890
tho Union Congressional Convention OF the Tenth dis
.ret OF Ohio. IN this city, to-day rcnominaod Hon q.
~. Ashley by reclamation. series OF radical resou
lions wers adopted After the adjournment the cam.
pagn m this State was formally opened largo and
enthusiastic meeting Addressed by Hon. j. A. Gar
neld Hon. J. NJ Ashley Ex-Governor Hamilton, of
but failed 70 appear
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WuuNCI1T, August ~ 1870.
Commodore Wlnslow. commanding the Cell sanadror,
updaf sat of Pensacola Bay, AGaufl 10, informs The
Nay u.tnrfstt thni there = dscreAo ~ cholera 81
lilo iyorelaa aeet ~ Now Orleans Tie Taiiap0osa had
rcn evetnpg from dnsaAr painful dirrnee called the
eerge thpilrt not tsnrrroVs hid attacked snf pros
fsei tha efew n tho cbocuFs a. ~ hsfkR aud ara.
hrheaia t4tth yersr had arrived a Pensacola with
titr han a aul4xa seeefBt
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Indinnn pniiiiex

ISDissAro'ts, Ind, August o. 1904
Governor Oslesby aud Colonel Ingnrspli, OF Illinois,
addressed republican meeting tonight. rain tpr "a
daHng tho entire day and evening prevented pubic
reception BY the soldiers 20 Governor 9glosby
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1M AKistm sl7IBr vts5snY tssWrTrr

EfNNfHe%mt A%NNtSls ~
Tf@ ucrean psr,ld Nls*lenary tonyertlou teooFsdl
adopted Ye.tlaicrs q 49, cnso fatitz ulh fhr Ncri
weltefn srl 10ulsrn nsglsi rfnrenu1a aie8 fsssl.
lstu sersyirK eol0t taton dru ~ " The
n ths cootcd pofc, and claiming "a lsiy mS nssarai
az kfNN yfafifs
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Thc tSoI.rr I'm Ior,s,l,i-.

INrisvfILv Ky, August m leeA
rserc sgcvc ave nav "a cholers n Taylor Bar
rasEs sud syen do,ihs - cssas Or deaths repossd
a, A. stfw
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The EIs.iion In non,ann.

sss relN7auo ..lgasi %, 1861
ActNg Governor Meagher. OF Montana hr issued
rrocasst on ordering election for September J, Tor
mefnbev OF the Territorial Legislature
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Ex-covernor ca, !, Coolidge, Of Vermont.

Ex-Governor Carlos Coolidge died at Windsor W.. e.
tho 18th inst He born la n Mt p.Ace seventy.
-four yoa ago, and praesed law In tho game tovn for
nftyvo ,surx 10 grSiua,ed a, NIdaIebury College -
1911 and was state Attorney the county w,ndsor
from 1881 70 1880, and Representative from Windsor 70
the General Assembly from 1894 10 1887. ana frpm isse
10 1912 Ho elected Speaker 81 the House 81 Roprs
sanslIves In 1885, and from 1889 10 lsax elected
Governor ~ Vermont isas and elected IN 1872
from windsor county Ia 1854 and reelected In
1855 Governor Coolidge az the Electors ~
Largo Vermont In is44 aud voted for Henry Clay
a. President of tho United ststes In lsso GorcrnH
Coolidge received FROM bis Alma Macr, Mdilebrry cJe
lcge, tho compliment OF the degree Of IL. D.
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CrcAro. August n tSAS
Elflteen easoa 81 elofa and ae4Ahs reported
"a tie ~ alth onleer ye~'cnaay
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The Cholera In New Orleans.
NV OIssSs. August - 1875
There uerr lwaayelgh' deaths FROM cholcrs W ssg.
dsy and ono ttih from yellow fever.
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cfxgrssAu. hrgus' y 1900
FAsy.,hrce fesils from cholera we're Tsror'd yeaer
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Horse Fair in Cleveland.


The Horac Fair this pI-cs 10 day. and
wa largely attended Two tso,s %, the nra too
milc heats hsrnon, for pure of $500 ofca 10 MI
horse- which closed With four entries aad mile heaa
rot. hos, lafce fiyc, which for PARIS
81 5000 or horses thai had shown 10 For hs
purse there horses entered The tfwk
dne oond on and The sport throughout yory sasisfac
tory A. two O'Clock the horSes entered for tho tee
mite puFso ca led and ~ere IN rsadinss. 70
commence op@ratiorr William Brown had b. q ~
Waiter, % ". Diomek CHI 4. si,as Rich, James couirs
neat closely contested b. sr Waiter and sss Roa,
The former Winning b. neek I1iot WIS. dfisSosA
Ia tho heat stas Rich away VITA she iesA
and head IA the str walter wns s-DsA
and aori~soy last Tho third heat eoss,srprst AZ
MorrsScy ihlrd Rich was tho favonr rrcyios o ,he
start al three 70 ono but shen ~ walter con tho ARA
40 o found takers Tho foilo~ing v summary VI
the trot
cLmILasr DmyIsc P.sK-w~dnesd.y August r.
Pure $500, tso milo heats, IN barpcAs
q Dn.mick entered rb 3 sllaa Rich. ! :
james coui,.- entered rh. Norr,rrey 1900.
:. u Morgan entered y 3 rio, -.......dis.
rsar
THIS f,r passs 300 inilo heais. hes, three a
AVE. barnes ami tot Which hnrsss czinrs ~ tho
| pom. vzs-ch. X. Chestnut jim, b Iady Jops-
| hay jim, Gu. fiu .orcl, b & tnlnn Jack, b. e o.
VERT 0filu ard b Commodore. ruion Jack ,L-
favorl,e bcsoro Inc siA against ,he aod ALsa
nut Jlui won very easily n thIoe straight leafs Lady
FL. Dn-prrss 800 mile heats, be-, three 10 Ave-.
George rarknH entered CD. q cbes'rgi jim ....
w. H. ra,ta eutssrd b. IA. LAZY Joses..........
S@. s.ssa ss,s,S =, : y. Ms"i,'il ......" 40.
Owner entered b. =. COLssnodsfs. ks,s
g Isossnefan,z sassfad =. & olssr :. ofi.s.. dss
r t"ood entered , 8, usioa JACK. ....... Ia.
Ttns 9u--3A-2rG
NJ, WI lsa Z yhsslo N'1n "'. Nee. s cs.-:
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rf'p.ei aad' fa.sf.,sss a's.1''' rfr one III
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4 g.on Ter L-d.-. Mad. I.al~s' -ssL-
80" --..-a--.-------~
Addre... Peliak A sop, ,ieer-ci's gm Mass
t1f 4f@s 90 sf-ar@y t.Ssf Fosrh atfsft flea 49, -
efass. bgsa sci srfaitra
,sl. s,s y 4. =. .-.. - 80 = y,ai. y a ,.s.s.
AlsA..- 20 nt-l ~ s'r 800 = 80 g,rseAsn 's@Fvr
- w.~,s.'- tsi.r,. - Tse Hrs.sar..s n~s
y ruia,qi-- y ,usstaa IT,. .sttssi a. - y
BuENg1rs COCAINE - o.Asr sr.p-r4's.a s..a.rss
su... - ..ras. ssnasga. - Las,s sstr a.,u.isr
.rlao.t
4. u-x-H-I--N all Dr.ssist. isr ,s~
f.lsl so f7HeF tpsst
Al p,iz~. q -.ea In Legal i.s'teris-.-- tssr.-
cLrtH enass ~ ar,.a--
sa,rhei.,'. uals ~. The H.-s 80 ,Lr w.vs1.
FsssaT,. - ssf.l.Y str.t,
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4 II Il r U n r.

Fashion tourzcI D.. !. Trottsr3.
wEDSEsoar, August 22-ha,ch 500, bosl three In
hvc 20 wagon.
John Love-, mined b < Telegraph .4......I 4
James H. Mcsiann named b. X jco Hoover .. 2 .
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Ftsrenr~ I.grL.ihfh s~~t@s H~sLi~.s -Bs.s
n 49, $3.50 ThttNA @*Mlna @ks.f* twAfNNY -
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,sey-ss' n'tTs: ~ r."rls s,.! s..;''
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New. DIR. Rr.iuurd.

Rev. DR.. Brainard, pastor OF tho old Piue street.
church, At Philadelphia died suddenly tho night u
tho 2ist at Scranton, la.
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ilisv,,e gssL.fiieh rr~isR ngrhiee,, ,.w,ah
=
rtt fliM mMl F0H NtaifN ~ Ser. vsatss
plff*A te~ias ~ hias caassat5 90 bf~ssAa
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mn. i,alr UYe, 80 .~rt.. niwft - Hro-ss
- "a ~ -
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s-.'a"rs- Is ~ D. r. n. ~ rsfs y- 49,;
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OBITUARY.

General James Maggie, Of Pennsylvania.
General James Maggie Of rennsy not 10 DO con
founded With General James \. Nsgley, 81 tho sssss
State, died al po,EvIlo, Pa, yesterday morning He
served for time without attaining great di-tinctiss
during tho late war Tho telegram announcing his dea
states that "he hero OF the Mexican war nnal
tor Of which We have no personal knowiedse.
New. DIR. Hruiuurd
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Address. Poitak A sap, Neer-cirrm ua.s-
Nf.WNAY fugvth ftisfa
of4ss. bg4sxH sal frfGifHt
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Basrheis,'. Iiais ~. The H--s 80 sLr w.vt1.
to 0UN fafisf Nge4 hssststft F.NAtNs &s.at&ff~us
Faesars - ssfrlsF strstt
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Az p,iz~. - "a In Legal i,esserts..- ssve.-
4 cLrfT enllsr ~ Hs,sa-.-
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A. u-y-n-,--m all pr.ss'.,- too 80
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WI, " yhrio.'- Nisht Uee1'ius Gss-s.
IA. AHl dswf Bc-ase ~ fsanS ladss hhA p'fs-~sf
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H~.n fer L-d,~. ". ara. ,Iaai~.' -h.L-
sy~r fA,rr uy@fs. ws@.ssis sat rrtst w. hfosasAg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-04
ORDINANcK NO. 80.
To Create n Board Of Health for the
Town Of Geld Hill. srr.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
Town Of Gold Hill do ordain as follows;
SECTION !. That there shall DO and h hereoy
created and established u Board OF Health Tor
said town. which shall eonEist Of three members,
citizens Of said town, one OF whom shall oe a
practieing physician, who shall hold their ofhce
one year, and until their successors shall oe ap
pointed and qualified unless sad Sanitary Board
shall cause their removal necessary BY negli.
gence or falling TO perform the duties Incumbent
upon them by virtue Of their Office and II shall
be within the power Of the Board OF Trustees 70
remove any one or all Of the members Of said
Sanitary Board for falling to perform the same.
SIC. y II shall be the duty OF said boafd 70
look after the sanitary condition Of said town,
and shall direct such prophylsehe measures =,
shall In thar Judgment be conducive 70 the neaitn
and we'll being OF said town. and shall recommend
10 the Board Of Trustees such measures a. they
may think proper TO adopt and enforce ana sala
Town Trustees may, upon the adoption OF sucn
recommendation, direct the Town Marshal; OF
such other officer Of said town as they may select
to execute the same ..., -,.L
SEc. 3, The said sanitary Board shall make one
OF their number President, whose duty II snal oe
10 preside over the deliberations OF the BOARD
whea assembled for the, purpose OF tran,aetins
ofeial business, and In case OF ue IN. s,sS IN
the casting vote and he sail have power 10 cal
a meeting Of the Board a. any time and piece
tina, he may deem proper; provided, that ne
shall not direct Euch meetings held nj unseason
able and difficult places Of access within saio
town.
SIC. T. The Board shall keep record OF theii
proceedings, and all recommendations made oy
SAID Board to the Board Of Town Trustees, snai
be subscribed In writing and signed by the Presi
dent of said Board Two or moro members o.
the Board shall make q quorum TO transact 6usi
ness, Il being required that one OF the members
present shall be the President
SEC. s. said Board shall report the sanitary
condition Of said town TO the Board OF Towr
Trustees, at least once every month, and a. muef
o,ener as the exgencies Of the times may In theil
Judgment require.
SIC. G. Be II further ordained, That In accor
dance with the provision OF Section OF this Or
dranep. the Board OF Trustees shall appoint
,hr.a persons, citizens Of said, town. members
az Sanitary Board for the town OF Gold Hill, a
ha,.jn nroyIded, for the term Of ono year, from
snd af,er the date Of this Ordinance, who shall
49,. entering upon the duties OF their otice
". spb,cribs, and file with the Town Clerk
IA n.,h N ONCE required Of other town cfiieerS
Tsa members Of the Board Of Health, created 3,
.,hIs IN ordnanee. shali receive no coppsnsahon fo
'nsr src 4 THIS Ordinance shah take ehset. and b
l.. 5.sc. from and after its passage. ,.s
~ paused this sd day Of April; 4 ynUsru ?; lsSS
| = Il. ba ~ President Bosrd of Town FrussseS
ne. NAKslSs, Clark,
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oFFICIAJ-

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC i Hshsnts Ht,t
~ given. that any Scales or Measures .,rS. nesSs
ter purchased in storey county for use ~ meS :, !
ing any commodity OF trade, not bearing ny
Official stamp and seal. will not De IN eomPssnsS
with law 10 regulate and establish stanaAIu
Of Weights and Measures. and any aseertaineo
violation thereof will be duly prosecuted
..rr =. c. FARINGT0N,
State Sealer ofwelghts and Measures
BY GEORGE L. GIBsoS. Deputy.
Virginia. April Is. 1866 apl4 I'm
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And IN accordance withIlaw, and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, so many shares OF each
parcel Of said stock as may be necessary, Will be
sold at public auction in front Of the office OF
Wells, Fargo & Co.. Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada, on FRIDAY. June lst. 1866 between
the hours OF and 3P. n. Of said day. TO pay said
delinquent assessments thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF Ialo. By
order Of the Board Of Trusteea lan
8. D. CoNNELL, ssc'ry.
Gold Hill, April 90. 1866. 70 '|1l spoom
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w " . H. W N oOtNI .
Gold Hill, April 25. 1866. L
Notice..

Notice II Hereby Given, thGt ~ =
Regular Meeting Of the Trustees Of tne .,A ~"
CONSOLIDATED Mil and Mining COMPANY, n,a :. "a,
sessnient mo. 13) Of One Dollar PI,aI Per .,o.r
isv'd on each and syf5c g coSSGLI, sSS1s 4 sserstsIy
Gold Hnl. AptI Slsss 20 oIn esp1'aa'
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Happiness or Misery I!
THAT IS THE QUESTION
THE pRoPRIEToRs OF THE
Pacific Museum ofAnatomy
and Science

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sxpen.e, 10 issue EREE Cfor the oenent OF
,,ys-,n, humanity four of their most interes'in
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-, Social Eyil. and those maladies which re-
IRA ,. 49, Yn,,bf,l Follies, Excesses OF Maturity
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postage stamps. by addressns Snsncs 4, the Eureka
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ianl6 lyopl
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6EINoTEST AssEsSIKST SALES.

= California Consolidated Mining
Company, Meadow Lake District, Nevada
county, Calfornia nia-Notiee Ia hereby given, that
there arc delinquent upon the following de.
seribed stock, for assessment No. l2 the several
amounts set opposite to the names Of the respec.
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NOTICE rozDoGs.

Il Ir3ETiIo YiIoT H---- L-Ll q, J -,
ALL, DOGS WITHIN THE LIMITS ~
take potice. th at by tho hws Of said town. ~
Won sre required 70 call immediately at ths n.. S
sSsis ofics md obtain "tae" On an spd -,sin Msi,
four days from April l, ~ deg t'Tna ~ ornded %
said iImiti, without tag" will be lIpoumt
At ,hsif own expense, and after lmprsSTud'D' S"ad
for three days viii bs shot nsSS nnIn saeS Msrshsi
nold HiII. New, March 30, 1855. mton-
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MechanIcs' Mill and Mining Com.
pany . Meadow Lake ,Dbtrict, Nevada county,
Cslifornia.-Notlce Is hereby given. that there
ara delinquent upon the following described
stock, for assessment, the Ieveral amounts set
opposite TO tho names Of the respective share.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANNUAL REPORT
or THE
PACIFIC
Insurance Company.
$4,000
DEPOSITED in NEVADA

DEHoSI1hs ILL IN %NAA
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT OF
the Legislature OF the State OF California,
entitled AN Act concerning Corporauons'
passed April - lsS0. the Pacific Insurance Com
pany of San Francisco makes the following An
nual Report:
The amount Of the Capital Stock of this
Company is SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIF.
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and paid IN
1.-THE amount Of ;he Assets Is ONE MIL
LION AND FIFTI.oNE THOUSAND. FOUR
HUNDRED AND TWENTY DOLLARS and
thirty. seven cents. ~
ML-The Company has NO DEBTS.
IV,-The amount Of insurance effected during
the year. ard which remained In force December
81, lS65; ,
Eire.................--..-. ..-..-..--.SL-'stSsSs
Marine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. isi,iUc
This Company commenced underwriting Ma
rine Risks August !, 1867
v.-rhis Company insures aSnins; tss i9LI1T "
ing risks viz: BUILDINGS, H0USEHOLD
FURNITURE MERCHANDISE, RENTS.
LEASE.HOLDS, VESSELS IN PORT and
THEIR CARGOES, and other Personal
PROPERTY. AGAINST LOSS OR pANAEE
Also. on CARGoES. TREASURE. CoMMIS'
SIONS. PROFITS and WAR RISKS. and on
ALL MARINE AND INLAND SAELGALI01N;, 1;,
RISKS TO AND FROM ALL PoKTs IN THE
WORLD. ,,pS,,
CLASS RISK not TO exceed $4,000 (the limit
d1ed bv law) and or all large risks will reinsurs
20 an extent consistent with PRUDENCE In
other RESPONSIBLE COMPANIES
A. J. RALST0S, Secretary.
san Francisco, january ~, 1850.
William Alvord, LIE. Benchley.
Alex WE'LL, Moses Heller.
Ahn SelIsuap William Scholis,
Anson q. Stiles Louis MeLane,
John G.. Bray, OhSer h'oridsc'
A HAYWARD A. b. Forbes,
ID w q. Rice, J. q. Kellogg.
a. Never G.. W. Bell,
u. j oliver. Charles Maync,
Alnheu. Bul Lloyd Tevis,
". c. Ralstou, I. L. Barker
John wirhtnan, James De Fremery.
/ Sachs William Sherman,
Frederick Billings John " Earl
SM, Wilson. Alfred Borel.
Morton Cheeseman. G. I. LAwion,
William Hooper. r, L. Golds'eh'
John ". Newton Moses Ellis,
Edward Martin. 7. l. Weaver
DO. Mills, DAVID Serh'
H. HansSmann,
State Of California City and Cour'Y Of San
Francisco ss.-0n this nineteenth lay OF Jan,
nary, A. D. One thousand Eight Hundred ana
Sixty.slN personally appeared before me- H. >,
Nomnns a Notary Public, in and for the said
CITY and County. and therein residing duly com
rni:sioned and sworn. \. J. Ralsion. who being
duly sworn, did depose and say that be Is tne
Secretary OF the Pacific Insurance Company,
and that the statements contained In the foreso'
ing Report OF the Pacific Insurance Company are
true. full and correct. A J. RALsToN;
sworn and subscribed TO before me, this lsth
day OF January. A. ID. le66.
il, S. HoMANS, Notary Public.
AGENCY-SH & RALSToS,
Bank OF California, Virginia City, Nevada
1iR3l i'm
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D'Hr slAughtsrers furnished with Live Stock,
horned Cattle or, Sheep, at short notice. ~.
Orders received at the Office. Gold Hil Mafkef'
l.. T. FOX & CO., Propnetont'
Gold Hill, April l., 1856 apll
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RI mr2l.tdf f.-..-,',,-, .,-. Secretary.

Pacific Mining Company, NIend9w
Lake District, Californls-Sotice: AZ meeting
held thi. day by the Trustees Of the Pacific M MN
Ing Company Of Meadow Lake .Disiriet; Chil,oI. Il
mia, nm assessment Of twenty Ave (s29 dollars
was levied on each interest. payable immenioIsy
In eold eoip. to the Secretary, at bis once 10 ti
ans Grocery store. Odd Fellow Hall, Coo nut
By order Of the Board Of Trusiees
~'>'>' -, : II. II. FLAGG. President.
CHAs. A. STOREY, Secretary. ,o. iw
Gold Hill April o, 1866. eH-- -
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Kuickerbscker Gold and silver
Mining Company.-Notice Is hereby Given. that
Of meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF said Com
pany, held on the sd day Of March. 1865. al
assessment oftwenty Ave (35l cents per share wa.
levied Upon each and every share Of the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately. 10
gold coin, to the Secretary. fa8} .,sr l. ...r.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
aG7 I5T7nf sIa7 ssgw. CHUBBuCK,
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SE ElTOIRENT.

1TI. HOUSE TO RENT. 'a,
.EoRMER1Y OCCUPIED BY CAP;
tk'S,ain PIaisted. ,Iuquire Of 2. 20 ~
- H. G. MAYNARD.ootiH
6old HILL, April o5th. sp2S NJ