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classcd themselves in rotation with tn,
General Government had established I
state Government Of their own, and a
they we're not included in the omauci
patton proclaration. thew, ty their owl
action, have amended their constitution
80 as 20 abolish slavery within the limit,
Of their state know no reason why
the state Of Tennessee. Tor example
should not fully eniov her constitutions
relations 10 the tniied states
The President %, the [ niicl state.
stands towards the country in Il some
wha. different attitude FROM that Of any
member Of Congress chosen from sin
sie distric, 90 state The President &.
chosen BY the people Of all the states
Eleven state. nre nYt nov represented
IN Cong re-- and il would seem {, be h-
duty, on al proper occasions TO rre4cni
their gust claims ~ Congress There
always viii be difference uf oplniun in
the cDnmnuirt and individual, may he
guilt Of 'rausrrr..ltaa Of the law bat
these 10 not constitute valid olicct' us
against the ri hl, % q state 10 reprt en-
;ttipu Il would iu uowi.e intrrler.
with the dIscrrtn n oi Congress iu re-.
gard 70 the qualifications of members
bot ! hold il my du1 o. recommend to
you. in ,be interest Of peace and in the
interests ~ the ! Mon do. admission ~
every state 10 - share d' public lrgisla-
uon When however insuhorslinair. IN
snrEent, or rebel i1a- rs PEOPLE may
have been 10 uF.-nuL~ I.seIf mot puiy in
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wa. demanded with A., ,;st,i ,,o.o,,.I
lGail.gber Ii~tnouptot a. n - er.ct hi.
escape ON foot. bat seeing himself en-
.,ircly in the newer Of the omrer M.
gave no. wRh the remark that If he vAa
/" l.eled or armed he could pesar h.
taken 10 i.il alive lie was directed IA
mount nj. hor.s a4,ftin and proree1 with
the officer tn, about thu. time sofne
three or four hack, $50 In. officer r.
port.) came driving up. aud a. soon A.
The foremost carriage came along side
The officer and hi- prisoner II stoned
aud some three or four men Jumped ou,,
an1 with pistols presented. Demanded If
the officer tho release Of the prisoner
seeing himself In their power. he a.
quiesecd, when The men shouted 10 Cal
lagher to make his escape. lie made
Tho attempt but his horso was. bv thi-
time. pretty we'll iadca and he wa.
agar oyerlsken near the GRAVEYARD.
some two miles froin the citv, Ia a Lieu.
tenant e the 18th ONO. and some at.
teen or twenty men neoomuarying him
la the pursuit lie was then brought
back aud placed on board a gunboa, ior
q
set
] The excitement during the balance u
tie day after the killing was very great
and variau, threat. we're rsportnd A. be
ing maac Nv the negro troops. such AZ
.hat they would burn tho city. that
they you'll ST., IRE to the block where
the killing took plser-ihat the ID
Vhlla rcL..- .l....... --a,ser Tor that, a.
Amidst .o much exlitomentani 80 many
threats the Mayor deemed It necessary
70 have some protection flr the city. BE-.
ypui the ordinary police. called on tho
commander OF the post. Col iynch who
directed the si,4 10 be guarded by white
trpop. during the night. and at the
same time. a learn, ordered al the
negro troops "a their quarters Bat not
Withdrawing this procauiiou. there vas
considerable disturbance during the
night Firing Of guns vs. 70 heard IN ".
rious rar'a ~ the city 10 all hour, of tho
night A hdy II negro troops. while
ou tAeir way 10 their quarters. in com
uliaucc with the orders given. attacked
the police n Market street. threatening
90 Kin them They we're comnelled to
rrtra Tor the time In another part of
the civ som. NEGROES shot al to5 vbi,e
men wapndin, one nj tb.v a Mr. Gr,.
l,, Nr Ran.a-d Of he frm of Rice 4
kau arl. wa mot hv eight ar Ten ne
gr1es. ant requested 70 ten them whe.
be Knew about the Kill ng lie answer
"a thst ho k,ry Nothing al,onf IL One
of tb.n r-e.e,,,ip, n;.,.J s,ij rY@u
shnll nov n.,h,og more and immed
,tsiy 6re1 Inn ~ Lall misseJ H. n
whom h. .t,r,ei n. rct ant ~ ,be'r ~,
vhr,ep,,on tbsv sli 81. .,,,. r.,s r,,Sc,
ti -. r - -.
ana FePra''f 'ar'"''. uuf hs H'e ''in'
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ltt w not unnecessarily disturb the
commerce. credit, and industry of tho
country by declaring TO the Amori
can people AID the old that t1e
tnitod state. are still in condition Of
civil war At present the /, 10 par,
Of our country IN which the authority
Of the I uiied states !. disputed OF
fences that may be committed by midi.
sliuals, should not work forfeiture Of
the rights Of III. immunity
To" country ha. entered or i-return
Z % state Of peace and Industry
the rebellion j., in fact At IN end.
The measure therrfr -com. 10 lie
~ inconsistent " tn the Hctua condition
Of the country. n at variance with the
con'titu ion Of tho United States
". passing from general consider,
tion-, we examine the lll IN detail il il.
open To vei-hty objections In time Of
war 10 was evidently proper that .e
should provide FOR those who we're IA =
ing suddenly from a state Of bondae to
IA condition IT freedom but tho bill pro.
poses ,o make the troedmen- Bureau
established hy the act of 1865 as one Of
the many great and extraordinary mil
tary measures TO suppress a formidable
rebellion permanent branch If he
public udminN ration. with IL power
greatly enlar cd have no reason to
suppose. and DO ro' understand il % be
alleged dat The act ol March lsGj has
proved deficient for the purpose FOR
which it was passed aith0u % ut that
time. and tor u considerable period
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lion a litile over thrive raiil,ons, one
third Of which belong to Nav furk
city which. from al accounts, h.S se.
-resssa q ror1..'',- 3ur:-. - 80
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THE ADKINS ilbt 81.

,NIiE undersigned proprietor az this
we'll known Hotel. would re- rcern.'!
,niorm his friends IN icxas. Arbau-a-
Louisiana. and VI ssuufi 'ha he has leased
il iur the rnsnfnr two wears embracing a.,
wear. l-fd and a. H. expects soon "a
add additional improvements 80 w. inter
mai nrrnnerm,nt., whereby the comfort
of his guests will be increased AID b,
embraces the occasion to say. that he will
snare neither expense nor truublr 20 ~ k
+, one OF the beat ho',ls 10 the state
TIE STABLE.
lie has also purchased the large anc
contmndi ,rs Brick stable. Fast Of th'
Hotel and persons can h'l satisfied theu
horses vii he well ATTENDED to. IT, in
tend. a. ktcp hacks hucgcs and horse
for hire. AID sale Their, isa
SpLIl \ ID - Is \ Il
Connected with the llause. which Viii h
abuudentiy supplied with the very cho'ees
material
Thankful for the kadncss ard ralrorag'
extended to him IN The past, be respect
fully solici's cuntinuauce OF patron
age and good feeling
g W l. DAWSON.
Nsrsbs'l. Dee 70 lsc5 l66
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WILIIAM Il OCllIlTREE has
W resumed his ahors "a an Attor.
nry ut Law Once opposite the Adkins
House, IN Marshall. Texas.
Oct '6i n6y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-11

CTATE OF NEVADA, STOREY COUNTY.
- In the District Court Of the First Judicial
District. n. Lsrivere. plaintiff. W. J. Z. Leblanc,
defendant.
Notice TO Lien. HoldsrA-Notce 10 hereby given
that an action has been commenced In said Court
by the above.nsmed plaintiff, against the above
named defendant. for the foreclosure OF a Me.
chanic's Lien and for tho sale Of the following
described property, in satisfaction thereof: All
that certain property, situate on Lot No. 81.
Block No. S, Range &C" In the Town Of Gold
Hi. Storey County, Nevada, consisting Of a
Quartz Mil. and appurtenances 70 said mill be-
longing. or In any wise appertainins, and 90
much Of the land upon which the same are ait
uated rs may be necessary for the conyenient use
and occupation of the same. said property being
in the County Of Storey, State Of Nevada
All persons holding or claiming liens on said
premises, under the provisions Of an Act OF the
late Territory Of Nevada, entitled. IAN Act for
securing Liens TO Mechanics and others" ap'
proved November Ir, A. u. 1866, are hereby NO.
tiled 10 appear In said First District Court, AZ
the Court Rooms thereof, In tho City Of Virginia
aforesaid, on FRIDAY, December 2lst A. d. 1866.
at 10 O'Clock A. N. OF said day, and then and
there to exhibit prsof Of said Lions.
N. LARIvERE, Plaintiff.
By WIN. w. Bishop, his Attorney.
Gold Hill Nov. %. 1866, no3S-td
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Constable Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Is out Of Justice W. ". Halls Court, Gold
nm, Township No. 3, County Of Storey, Neva.
da, duly attested on the 10th day Of November, A.
D.. 1855, and TO me directed and delivered on the
same day Of November. A. D. 1856, upon aJudg'
ment recovered In said Court, on the 18th day
Of November. A. D. 1866 In favor OIL. b. Ffankel.
plaintiff, and against G. A.. Lelstnor. defendant.
for the sum Of SOL o6, together with SO Is costs
and disbursements, and 81 25 accrued costs and
expenses Of sale, have on tho 10th day OF Novem-
Der, A. D. 1866. levied on and taken in execution
all the right. title, claim and interest Of the said
defendant, G. A. Leistner, in and to the following
described real estate to-wit; Lot 81, Block J.,
Range g., on tbs west aldo Of what 10 known ~
Bowers street, as set down on the map Of The
Town Of Gold HIl, Storey County, Nevada, with
all the he%reditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging.
Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the 10th day Of December, 1866, In front Of JUS
tios w. n. Halls Office, Township No. ), Gold
HUI, State and County aforesaid. l will offar for
sale the above described property at public AUG
ton. to the highest and best bidder, for cash, to
satisfy sud Judgment. costs and sccruing costa
SAMUEL HYATT, 81
Constable Gold Hin Township No.
Gold Hill. Nov. 10, 1865. nol9.td
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Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont Of Justices W. n. Halls Court Gold
HUI, Storey county, Nevada, duly attested on
the 18th of November \ d. 1866. and to me d.
rectrd and delivered on the same day Of Novenn-
Der 1866. upon judgment recorded In said Court
on tn. 9th day Of November 1865, In favor Of
n. J. Gillet plaintiff, and against J. Il. Le Blanc
defendant, for the sum Of Sl55 40. together with
. IS costs and disbursements, and 81 IS &C
crued costs and expenses Of sale; 1 have, on tho
2sth day Of November 1866, levied on and taken
In execution all ths right, utle. claim and inter
est OF said defendant. J. +. lie Blanc, In and TO
the following described property or real estate.
to.wit: Lot IS, Block 4, Range Z, on the west
ern side Of Telegraph street; together with the
DIV cling house thereon and out.houses, etc.
with all the hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging; also, one cooking stove.
Notice Ia hereby given. that on WEDNESDAY
the Goth day Of December 1866, At the hour Of l2
o'clock noon OF that day, In front Of Judge Halls
once in Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada, 1
will offer for sale the above described property,
a, public auction. to the highest and best bid
der for cash. to satisfy said judgment and costs
and aceruing costs.
Constable Gold Hill Township, Storey co.
Gold Hill, Dec. 4th, 1866. de4.td
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Delinquent Tax sale.

State OF NEVADA, STOREY COUNTY.
~ Justice Court, Gold HIN, Township No: d
BY virtue Of executions issued out OF the Jus.
tiee' Court, Gold Hin, Township No. ;, Storey
County State Of Nevada, dated the 18th day Of
November, A. d. 1866, In favor Of the Inhabitants
OF the Town of Cold Hill, and agains, the per.
sons, known and unknown. aud the Posscssory
Claims and IMPROVEMENTS hereinafter described,
for the sums owing upon each parcel, and sscru.
Ing costs. and expenses of sale. Pursuant 10 The
laws IN such cases made and provided. 1 shall ex.
pose LOT sale, and shall sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash. In front Of the Justices or.
nee In said Town. On the 18th day Of December,
A. Il. 1865, between the hours Of - o'clock N. and
O'Clock 7. NJ, tO.wit: at l O'Clock p. NJ. so much
Of each parcel Of the following described Real
Estate. Possessory Claim and improvements
thereon, as will pay the amount due for taxes,
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LSatL ADVERTISEMENTS
ORnLSANCE NO. 80.
To Grease n Board OF Health for the
Town OF Gold Hill.

THE BOARD OF OF rhh
L Town otSotd fIAoo orWAa iono"rt
SECTION I. Thai tasre snsa Do and u nsreoy
created and estsousned q Board OF heai'n Il
said town, whieh shall consist OF three members
citizens Of said town, ono OF whom snal pea
praeticing physician, who shall hold their once
one year, and until their successor shan De ap,
pointed and qualified. unless SAID SANITARY hoa, n
shall eause thor removal heesssaly ~
genee or failing 10 perform 'he aaHe' :. eli
upon them oy VIRTUE OF them oaSo T1a-a., g.
DC within Inc power OF zoe ~ lii
remove any ons or AL OF tns -" sans
Sanitary Board tor iainns 1880 ia sos-G .,
SIC. = II shall Do the uusS . sH - -
look after the sanitary eonaihsn
and shall direct such propoyLAsso nes
shall In their judgment Dc conducive 70 'he nea'I
and vsll-beinS OF ssd town, AND shea Ie~eoalnsad
to the Board OF Trustees suen measures a tnSy
may thlnk proper 70 sdop' and enNres' anusAS
Towa Trustees may. upon tne stopuon OF suea
rscomaeodnnou. direct the Town hsSsna, or
such otAer ofResrof said town Ns ihey may select
10 execute the SAME.
SEc. ] The said sanitary boEusaAh MAKE one
oftheir numoer fIesuen,, "uoso 1870
to prssids over the deliberations OF the Board
when assembled for the purpose or transacting
Official 6uIinrr, and In case Of a lie, shall give
the casting vote and he sail have power to call
a mating Of thu Board nj any time and place
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Joint Resolution proposing an amendment
10 the Constitution or the United States:
Resolced 6y the Senate and Rouss Of Rep
.rssrntotires of tie Uaite6 States of Apssrico
h, Cororess aJJerlbLed (two-thirds OF both
Houses ~coneurriug), That the following ar
ticle be proposed 70 the Legislatures OF the
several States, which, as an amendment to
the Constitution Of the United States, when
ratified by three-fourths Of said Legislatures,
hall be valid as part OF the Constitution,
n.m.ly; ARTICLE XIV.
SxcTroy I. All persons born or natural
iIed in the United States, and subject TO the
jurisdiction thereof, are citizens Of the Uni
ted Saees and Of the State wherein they re-
side. No Sate shall make or enforce any
law which shall abridee the privileges or i'm
munities Of citizens OF the United States;
dor shall any State deprive any person Of
life, Liberty, or property without due process
Of law, nor deny TO any person within its ju-
risdiction the equal protection Of the laws.
SEC. 2. Representatives shall be appor-
toned among the seyerai States according to
their respective numbers, counting the whole
number Of persons IN each State, excluding
Indiansn NOT taxed. But when the right TO
vote NJ any election for the choice of Flee
tors for President and Vice President Of the
limited States, Representatives in Congress,
IN, erseutiye and judicial officers OF a State,
or M members OF the Legislature thereof, is
dsnied 20 sny Of the male inhabitants Of each
State. being twenty-one years OF age, and
h.,nO citizens OF the United States, or in any
v,y abridvsd,,e1cep for participation IN re-
hellion or other crime, the basis OF represen-
t,t;on therein shall be reduced in the pro-
portion which the number Of such male citi-
psns nm besr 20 the whole number Of male
siti,ens tventy-one years Of age in u
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To Provide for the Appointment Of
n Town sexton, md - Prescribe
HE DatieA-
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
L Town Of Gold HIN do ordain as follows;
SECTION !. Thsrs shAl DO appointed by the
Board OF Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hin. =
Town Sexton, whose duty IL shall be TO take
charge Of that tract Of land now owned by the
Town Of Gold Hill, the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows, and the Order Of I. and A. Nasons,
and heretofore known IA the Gold Hill Gene
tery," and which is hereby declared 10 be the
Town Cemetery-who shall bold his once for
tho term Of one year from and AFTER his appoint.
ment, and Until his Successor shall be appointed
and qualified. unless for cause he Be sooner re-
moved
SEC. Q II shall be the duty Of said Sexton to
take charge OF the said Town Cemetery. and 20
see that the gravc.stUnes or other fixtures IN and
about said Cemetery shall not be injured or mu'
tIlated BY evii.disposed persons or otherwise; 10
recommend to the Board OF Trustees any neces.
sary repairs or Improvement that he mHy deem
proper 70 the keeping the same in II good eondi'
don
SEC. I He shall not permit any persons to be
buried IN said Cemetery until he IL hrst fur.
nished with the prescribed certificate by the at.
tsndant physician. or in the event Of there being
no attendant physician. by the nearest relative or
friend Of the deceased. nor shal he permit the
dIsintermen; Of the body Of any person buried in
said Cemetery until he is drst furnished with n
PERM, from the President Of the Board OF Trus'
tees, ordering the sauna An ourials and dsinter'
msnts shall be done under the direction and con
troll OF ho Town SsSton
SIC a He shan furnish blank burial cerih.
Gates TO persons herein named; the cernncaie TO
contain. when uued, the name, nanSiIy' sex, ass,
date Of deceess, nature OF disease or proosoie
cause Of desth and snah record Tue same ma
we'll bound book, and eAreuny preserved 10
se,her with the hls OF certificates, as the property
Of the town and NJ all reasonable times said
book 10 be open to the inspection OF the public;
He shall make quarterly reportsto toe Board OF
Trustecs from the records kept As nerein pro
vided-said quarter eommsnctns on the Gay tnS'
this ordinance goes nso eSVS ~ !
ration Of his tern Of ofSee he shall deliver all thar
pertains TO his othre to his successor
SEc. S He shall be entitled 10 receive one COL
lar far Hlink and recordlng eAcn OuriA cefltncate, /
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Notice TO Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THBFIRST
Judicial District Of the State Of Neyads;
In the Matter Of the petition Of GEORGE W.
TURNKEY, an Insolvent Debtor:
Pursuant to an order Of the Honorable Rich.
ard Rising. Judge of the said District Court; No.
tles Is hereby given 10 all the creditors Of the
'sEd George w. Turney. to be and appear before
the Honorable Richard Rising aforesaid, In open
Court at the Court Room Of said Court, In Yir.,
ginia City. storey County, State Of Nevada. on
The TENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.. D. 1867,
at 10 o'clock 4. ". Of said day. then and there to
show cause, ifany they can. why the prayer Of
said i~nsolyent should not be granted, and an rs
signment Of bis estate be made, and he be dis.
charged from his debts and liabilities, In pursu.
ance Of the Statute In such case III ade and pro.
vided And in the meantime all proceedings
against insolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court,
t1s 9Th day Of December A. d. 1866.
L. HERMANN, Clerk.
BY r. II. HEREFORD. Deputy.
50c. state Stamp.l [5oc. In. Rev. Stsmp.l
VIM, W, Bishop, Atty for Petitioner.
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R,
DR.. CHAS. q. TOzER'S INSTITUTE
Is AT THE NORTHEAST coRSER OF
JACKSON AND KEARNEY SITS,
San FRANCISCO, CAL.
ENTRANCE ON KEARNEY STREET.
AL letters through the Post Office or Express
should be addressed 10
DR.. CHAS. II. TOZER,
San Francisco, Cal.
r + n L " B Z r,
A Grateful Acknowledgement to a Skill
full Gentleman.
SAcRAMHSrO CITY. Jnne /. 1866.

Ia
SACRAMENTO CITY, June I, 1866.
DR. CHAs. II. ToZER-Dear Sir: You will ex.
euse me for not writing to you sooner. You will
perhaps remember me rs tho Individual who call.
ed on you for assistance about a year ago. The
roof Of my mouth had completely rotted out, and
my palate dropped down and there remained,
stopping up the passage so that I could hardly
eat. You remember ycu cut Il out ut once, which
relieved mo Immediately. and I was enabled TO
swallow my food and In a short time began 10
improve. took your medicine and followed
your directions for several months. You finally
succeeded in stopping the disease, saving my nose
and upper lip, though you frequently cautioned
me about losing Il. l continued to improve until
You finally recommended me TO go into the coun.
try, and before going. by your advice, l had .
cast taken Of my mouth in order that l could
have a plate made for me to enable me TO speak
40 IA 10 be understood. and am now usingit.
NV eternal thanks are due to you for the
perseverance and skill that you displayed
In my case; and ! have TO thank you for
nv restored health. and even for my life, asl was
very near bleeding to death several times nom
the nose. I am now In Sacramento City, enjoy
ing good heath. and ! shall recommend all my
frS-nds to call on you. should they be 30 unfortu-
nate a. TO require assistance; and would advise
all persons 10 avoid certain acientiic doctors IN
your city. for they VIII send them TO . land nom
whence no traveller returnA
With my best wishes for the success OF both OF
Won. 7 remain. yours. etc. S. s. +.
To DR.. Chas. II. ToZer. San Francisco, Cal.
H no6-rf
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Natinas ta. Craditars.

EsTATE OF LEONARD ST. JACQUES,
H. d~ccessed.-Notins IL hereby given by the
undersigned, Administrator Of the above named
estate, to the creditors Of, and all persons having
clRips agalpxt said dsseesedste exhbit the same,
with ths necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the frst publication Of this notice, to tho
nndersiRned, at his store, In Lower Gold Hill
opposite the Gold Hill Foundry.
v. LEMERY, Admlnistrstor.
Gold Hill, Augusr 81, 1860. au2f low
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NOTICE..

COUNTY TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE !
STOREY COUNTY, STATE OF NEVADA, !
.4.E,E November 26th. 1896.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN taxes assessed on the proceeds Of mines for
the quarter ending Ssptsmber 30th, 1866, are now
due and payable, and that the law with reRard 10
their collection Will be strictly enforced.
]. +, O'FERRALL, :
.llE . County Tax Collector.
0hice:-Medin Building, North c Street, Wiz.
GINA NE H.'.. -F--f'UUF no27.lm
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Keiiow Jacket silver MINING Co.,.

N Yctiow Jacket silver Mining Co,,s
Office. Gold Hill, New, Dec, 8, 1855 At a meet.
ing Of tho Board Of Trusteesofthe Yellow Jacket
Silver Mining Company, held this day, a Dfyi.
dcnd[No. 9)ofS Seventy Eve @75)D ollars per shsre.
was declared. payable at the ofiee Of the Company
or at the Bank OF California, San Francisco, on
and sffnr the 18th Instant Efe'rr.
The Transfcrs Books viii be closed from the
Nth TO the 18th instant, Inclusive.
d.s.tf 90 WIN. a. WATSON, ssc,y. ~
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Gold Hill Union Mill Geld nud

Gold Hill Union Mill Geld md
Silver Mining Company.-Meeting Of Stock.
holders.-Notice Is hereby given that there will
be a meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Gold Hill
Union Mil Gold and Silver Mining Company. at
No. 3l5 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
Room No. 49, on THURSDAY tho 10th inst ,
at Q o'clock P. M, for the purpose Of elscting a
Board Of Trustees, and for the transaction Of
other important business, which will be brought
before the meeting.
A full and pppctual attendance, either In per.
son or by proxy, ~ particularly requested.
; By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
], r. STERLING, Secretary.
O.. p-.n.t..o r., I 1919 deStd