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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-06
Gold Hill, November IS, 1867. nOi9.td


pany. Location, Gold Hill, Storey County, Nc.
vada Motto Is hereby given that OF q meeting
Of the Trustees Of said Company. held on the
fifteenth day Of November. AID. 1867, IN assess.
ment of One Hundred Dollars (sl00) per share In
United States gold coin. DO and Is hereby levied
upon each and every share Of the capital stock
Of said Company, payable Immediately to W..
@. Rnlston. Cashier Of the Bank Of California
at San Francisco, who Is appointed agent Of the
Of tho Company ut Gold Hill. Any stock upon
which the said assessment shall remain unpaid
on MONDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, A. D. 1867, will be advertised
an delinquent, and unless paid will DO sold at
public auction, to the highest bidder. for gold coin
Of the United States, on WEDNESDAY, the
FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1868. to
pay said delinquent assessment, together with
The cost Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
0-ttrrtit A.. NJo.-h1E 1eGJ n,IElo,
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STOP, HORSE THIEF
$50 REWARD.

STOLEN, IN AUSTIN, LANDER
Dr. 81 'a ,%o Sa assy' an. anin nsis ds ono ., G Is -
GRAY HORSE; had . scnr on his leh hip
Owns stolen once before, took q aat.iron to burn
out the brand, one letter, which he did efectu.
slly). Tho horse 10 about eight years old tail
bobbed or cut of square at the end. The other
animalis a BROWN MARE, four years old last
Spring. She had large ears, almost as large rs q
mules. Thcso animals have both been In Gold
Hin, and no doubt would be recognized by the
Livery Stable keepers. A REWARD Of FIFTY
DOLLARS will DO paid for their delivery to n.
n. Vesey,in Gold hin.
Austin, Oct 20. 1851. oeas II
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And In accordance with law, and an ORDER OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the twelfth day
Of October, le67, so many shares Of each par.
eel Of said stock as may be necessary Will be sold
nj public auction. ut the Office OF the Company,
on Main street, Gold Hill. Nevada, on SATUR-
DAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF DE.
GENDER. 1867, between the hours Of two C)
and four a. o clock p. NJ. of that day, for eash In
United States Gold Coin, TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs Of nd.
v~ortising and expenses Of sale.
WIN. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Office Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company,
Main street, Gold Hill Nevada.
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Whitman Gold and silver Mining

Nthltmun NtOlo uuu ShhNcE
Company. Location Of Works: Indian Springs
District. Lyon county, Nevada. Noticels hereby
given, that at n meeting ofthe Board Of Trustees
Of said Company, held on tho thlrty.frst day Of
October, 1867. an assessment Of one dollar and
ATTY cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately In
United Stntcs gold and silver coin, to the Sccrc.
tary, ut his Office. Groom No. 10, Cd floor) No. 400
Montgomery street, San Franclsco. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid
OH tho Cd day OF December. 1867, shall redeemed
delinquent, and will be duly advertised for sale
Mt public auction. and unless payment shall be
made before, will DO sold on MONDAY, THE
TWENTY THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER,
1867, to pay tho delinquent assessment. to.
gethcr with costs ofadvcrtislng and expenses o.
sale. BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
r. W. C0LBURN, Secretary,
Office, room No. 10, Cd floor; No. 400 Montgom
cry street, San Francisco. Col. nr4-lw4w
PosTPoSEMENT.-The day for deeming stock
delinquent on the above assessment Is hereby
postponed until Wednesday, the first day Of jan
unry, 1858, and the sale thereof until "wednesday,
the twenty.second day OF January, 1863. b. or.
der Of the Board Of Trustees.
w. 7. CoLBURN, Secretary.
San Francisco, Nov. 81. 1867. dr2.td.
Ia - m. I'LL nrl
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ASSESSMENT SALES
yellow Jacket silver Mining Com.

pany.-Location Of Works, Gold Hill, Storey
county, Ncyada--There arc delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of asses.
sment No. o levied on the twelfth day Of 0cto-
her, 1867, tho several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, az follows:
Names. No. Csrts. Shares. M
Abbott Edward A........ls75......l.......i00
Arnold Mrs Sarah .3433 3i34......2.....2O 200
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Miners Union

MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE.
wi ming. in the District Court Room, d street.
Virginia; and every Thursday Evening. In The.
ter Hall. Gold Hill.
November 18th, 1867. nrl2 In
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TO THE
NEW REMEDIEsi NEW REMRDIRsii
DR.. Gibbons Dispensnry,
616 KEARNY STREET

4 KEARNY STREET
V4V Cor. Commercial. San
Francisco cstablishedin 1854,
for the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases. such as
Gonorrhea, Gleet, Structure,
Syphilis in all Its forms, Semi.
nal Weakness, Impotency,
etc., Skin Diseases (of yearr
standing) and liberated Legs
successfully treated:
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Pioneer dry,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA,
Joseph F. Hall. Proprietor.

Joseph =. HHII'
rH1s OLD ESTABLISHED AND RELIA.
il Ma Observation-Disclosures urn out any guam.
.,,v ~ Rsnovated and CLEAN LINEN, without
beinsdsmaged by manipulation or BY chemical
application. .-..u.s "a, .na -.,rr,.d
Snnss Taior shop, opposite the DAILY NEws
0asee. Also, at Prescott's News Depot, corner
Of B and Unlonstreets, Virgins, willbsprompt
y n a.ssa n JOSEPH p. HALL.
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P~ilcs.-Those afflicted with the Piles will nnd
INrALLlBLE Kelley by applying personally. or by
letter, to DIR. Sichcl, 400 Pacific street, nearSansomc,
or RoS aai Postollcc. San ErnnclScO. np29-ly
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-06
GOLD
B L A G K s M ITH
WAGON SHOP.
GOLD HILL,
Immediately South of Crown Point Street
WIN. MAXWELL, Proprietor.
v. BUTsCH, General superintendent.

DLACKSMITHlNG AND WAGON WORK
ID done in tho most skillful manner, and rs
rapidly rs the law o~fthoroughness will permit.
The Wagon Shop Is under the management Of
Thos. J. Williams and John Pedree.
The Foreman ofthe B~lacksmithing Construct.
Ing Shop Ia John Randall. Six Of tho best
workmen on this Coast nre employed In this
Department.
The Shooting Shop 10 bossed by William
Sylvester, who can. himself, put on seventy
horse shoes In q day.
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ASSESSMENT SALES.
yellow Jacket snie-Continued.

MorgcnItoln r, Trustee. ..15s0)
1875 1857 1851
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-06

TO QUARTZ HAULERS
AND.
To Millmen
You are hereby informed that '0ld Butsch's
Shop"is just In receipt of ten tons Of the very
bestkind Of
Wagon & Mill hard Timber
Carefully selected by our Foreman, Thos. J
Williams, ut San Francisco and Sacramento.
way and arrangements mado for regular, large
shipments Of tho same during zach
Month in the Year.
It Is determined to maintain and extend the
reputation Of
"Old Butsch's Shop"
For turning out tho very best kind Of work In
It's Departments. No slIsbtinsjobs; but genuine
WORK performed quick.
Prices Reasonable and Uniform.
Stand by, old patrons; You mover were served
with such dispatch as We can afford now.
II Como on, Teamsters and Millmen who
have been 30 unfortunate as not to have patron.
ised"Old Butsch's Shop" heretofore; give us ono
Job, and we havo you, sure, for resularcustomers
No. I Materials
sfEEL
WOOD, Etc.
No. I Workmen,
To Handle the Material.
Gold Hui, Sept. z, 1867. nrs.tf
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STAGE DEPARTMENT
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Application for Patent.

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would SEEM Judging from the uIl in h,.nngsring
circles just now that general order has been issued Of
late by some potent authority In the motley society Of
burglars binding each OF lie members 10 abandon The
degrading occupations OF shoping and pocket picking
and be,sts themselves with All their hearts the noble
profession Of the simmy" and the ''hooks OF steel "
OF ,ns, kind witch 40 not bind meas souls In
fond communion. Small wares at present they do not
undertake handle, while great bargains be had by
the simple turning Of the lock Of hans dry goods
palace Certain members OF tho society on last tuesday
evening thinking that the bonded warehouse ia Green
wch street. kept Edward Tndsii contained things Of
value. that might be turned into entrance
into the place and about eight O'Clock yesterday morn
ing The proprietor, opening the store. found Ave
bundles OF slk valued Al * 0c0 carefully tied up and
placed near the front door On thu third door the
empty cases from which tho silks had been taken
we're discovered about the door several cases OF
sk gloves had also been opened but not
been removed II supposed that the thieves who had
nscndod 20 make SO extensive haul had secrctcd them
selves the store during the day, were disturbed
their work ~ nCht by the club signals given by the
roundsman when on his midnight tours. This
robbed By burglars abou, nine months ago Of
$4,000 worth o. silka The thieves the present In.
stance len the warehouse by window on Duane
sfr~et
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DISTRESS N THE sOuTnERn STATES.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW York, Nay a. 1857.
AS much solictude has been expressed In my hearing
by the community Of the Northern States contribute
to the relief Of the desitution prevailing the South
n they be really assured that actual necessity
exists for assistance desre say thai there DO
doubt whatever Of the within the region Of country
with which residence since the war has made mo &C
euanted-sns Mississippi valley and the country tra
verssd By the lower tributaries sf shas stream Doubt
less distress also exists throughout the South
generally At the close Of the rebellion the soathern
people were literally hssseaess and hsnelsa Gsd TO
resume &hc 1Focatlo Of poaee she majesty found
absolute ysltef in dsvoDg themselves 70 the support
upon. me happy bssis q peaceful indussTy.
But the esants the seasons have been
failed and the pecunssy resources o. The commercial
classes have now reached the point OF exhaustion in
efforts to ; , snccss To rebuild an empire there
CURED all tho industry, al the means available combined
with prosperous harvest While the two former
dalton Of the have rendered all efforts nugatory
and the region Of country spoken Of presents aspect
o. desolaon want, discsss and death you car
scarcely realize when your experience the fortu-
nate North only points 70 thriving villages and prosper
us ns ws rewarded oy the pursuits o. com
South in its Mood appeals The dis,res: y .lsolute
that some little stimulus may be given. by what may
say TO tho movement now generally progressing
throughout the North to AFFORD relief that have yen-
crossing rapidly. Some agitators may be DESTROYS
Of tanning the smouldcring nres Of rebellion,
but the masses Of the people. the great null
tude whose voices do not reach you and particularly
those who fought In the ranks content accept the
situation. Aid would appeal to their generous
impulses. Kindness after struggle, when ac-
companied by the severity the victor deems essential
has always bcen appreciated BY them when they were
arraysd against US rs enemies The many now wish TO
have their friends, and liberal assistance from
those whom they Of late but regarded their bitter
foes, viii do ~ much perhaps more convince them
OF the Justice Of the Northern people than other
means that can he resorted 10. To your community
with their noble record OF the charities displayed during
the suggestions 10 the kind OF supplies BE-
nished and the details OF transmitting them would bs
superhuous Their distribution must devose upon
those IN whom you have confidence. and l should be
glad II my services could be deemed worthy OF being
svaed oil in that connection piedgna myself such
faithful discharge OF the trust as may be within my
power.
win you bring to bear the great influence OF the HER.
towards the desired end ano arouse your people
The conviction that eaunt want threatens the existence
Of many whom they w1h more 70 embrace their
friends aud cornfrymen, y. J. HEBRON,
United States Mar shall OF Louisiana.
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Senator Joseph : Fowler Of Tennessee; J. Edgar
Thomson o. Philadelphia: r. q. Avord, or New York |;
General A. r. Martndais OF New YORK ana Conerees-
man d, hcrreIl Of Pennsyvsns are stopping II shs
IT, Nicholas Hotel
General y. Taylor. Of California; Colonel Frank
S>anWood- lf ths1Unsd States Army and J. D wise -
Boston, are stopping ~ The Metropolitan Hotel
n Lsvison Of San Francisco. sad n. Hsscs, Of
Montreal ars stopping 81 The - Deals Hossl
Dr. A. n. Jackson, Of Connscticut aal O. W. Newell
q Cincinnati, are stopping ~ NE Evsssst House.
Rev N. Pattna, OF New Havsu. - PFefo0og d.
Chsilla, ef Para ass stepping "a ~ I'M Avsnos
Motel
Sss:; :. sf'ss:si 5.. ~ Z - s, ss.s
Ct The HOFFMAN ususA NJ" ~
General Ausssv, = tbs UnHsl elssss AsnY; L =
Co. wssnaCss; 8 \ sssuYaksE q bsCis, s.s
nssrz Jallas a. Ds nsnsl, Mssnsl osnsya Scss
Gcssesr rnneises lI.csnt ysan nisesn. nssics eiy'
JalNs u0aal
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FIRE AT Morr HAvss About half past eleven O'Clock
Yesterday forenoon re broke out In the basement Of
tho premises occupied BY widow lady named McGraw,
In l<5th street. Boston road and wstt avenue
Mott Haven but owing tothe prompt action taken BY
the Fire Department. under direction Of Chief Engineer
NJ ,. Bergen, The damage sustained very sight
The building fully insured In the weSichestsr Insnr-
Company The occurrence caused by the acci
dental enltion Of some shavings Owing the incs-
ment state OF the weather Mr Mctraw, who resides on
the premises placed In very try ing position.
TIVE INV ScnooL Housx AZ EAsr MoRR sAS,A. --withis
a comparative shor space Of time . scaoel house
has been Fast Norrsssia for the sccommodar
ton Of the children Of School district No The build
ing Is now IN . forward state. the noon having been
laid the walls pasercd the wisdows placed the jams
cot and every effort being made thai u may ready
for In Few weeks the rather novel style Of archi
lecture adapted in 10 conssrucson tight Italian
renders peculiarly attractive and charming appear
ance well oommodious IN reality. The ground PLAZA
forms cross, and has q frontage Of hry feet aad
depth Of ssventy.nvs feet Prom the main srussprs IN
font there tower forty feet height from which
snhanced BY the elevated position of sthe SITE may b.
Obtained IN exceedingly picturesque view subracng IN
the surrounding scsney portions cf the Esss river ssd
sxperisncc good deal Of eradication and PRIDE thsir
having succeeded 10 securing an insiitutisn which
promises v be both useful ssd ornamental
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New Jersey sprins Races.

New .Iersey SprinG Races.
The spring meeting the Hoboken Course, which
comes of on the 18th, 18th and 18th Of tho present
month, win be very attractive. The programme and
entries as follows s~ .s.s..sf8. sl
FIRST RACE Handicap hurdle race, two miles, over
six hurdles premium $o0O for horses that never won
. steeple chase or hurdle race 10 close on May 10
maiden three year ods. one ana half mile dash, 70
carry unety pounds The following the entrieg:--
". PsnnccE's Oh. . By vanAal dam by imported
r. W. Camsrcn's b. G. Hampton Court. by Young
Melbourne, dam BY DurundaDA three years. .g
D. Reedy's bIk T. Annie workman date Lizzie Work
mani. BY wagrnn out Of Lady Franklin, by imp. Jor-
y Morris b l. Egosiss by Eclipse, out Of Vanity, BY
{: D. McDaniels b g ,orrissey. by Breckenridge dam
B. G. McDlniels Oh. by Planet, out Of Carolina, by
j. 5, wasson's b. E. Bonnie Doom. by imp. Barownis,
J: s Wa.iOn,s ,. { Vixen. by vandal. dam imp.
LAngiaisc. BY Hobbe Nob!s
handicap FOR All ages dash or mile. The following
B. RssSs CT, Ench..trsss. by Lexington, dam
Ellen Bsieman, by mp GLENCOE.
D Peedy's ch g. Tom Voolfolk, by Lexington, ont Of
r. Morris b. T. Egos,, by Eclipse, on, Of Vanity, by
Revenue.
+. Morris b. & Twinkle, by Eclipse, gu, OF Harbeam,
y. Morris & c. out Of Fidelity, bv imp Glencoe
McDanscls' b. q RIPLEY, BY JET Davis, out Of Nina
by Boston.
D. McDaniels' blk by imp. Eclipse. out Of Greek
Slave, by imp Glencoe.
WEDNESDAY, HAY Is.
FIRST RAcs-Hurdle Race-H Handicap. premium Of
$3.50 and $50 TO the second HORSE for all ages mile
dash, over six hurdles To close May To-
SECOND RACE Post stake. not nlisd Other race 70
be substituted
Tmnp RACE ID sandford sweepstakes, premium Of
$500, all ages, and a half mile. The following are
the entres:--
Colonel d. McDanies' b. b. julius by Lexington, out
OF Juius, by imp. Glencoe
J. & Waison's b. b. Delaware, BY Ringgod, dam Ariel
by imp Sarpsdon
j. 4 wasson's b. Captain Moore. by imp. Balrownie
dam Jessie Rose By imp. Glencoe
yRIDAy, NAY H.
FIRST RACR.-Steepe chase, a handicap, premium Of
$500 10 the first horse and 500 70 the second HORSE all
ages; dash OF about three and half miles, fair
hunting country. Entries 70 Close May TO-
SuCoSp RAcs.-Handczp, premium OF $780, Tor three
year slds. dash Of mils The following srs Tie
tries.--
r. W. CAmeron's b. c. Hampton Court by YOUNG
Melbourne out OF Durundana
.. W. Morrss' Twinkle, by Eclipse out Of Harbsan,
. r. Morris Eso,lsi. BY Eclipse gu, Of Vanity, BY
Revenue
,. Norris 9. by Eclipse, out Of Fidelity, by Imp
Glencoe.
Colonel D. McDanels' b. q Morrsssy, by Brecksn.
ridge, dam by Bonnie scotland.
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AusuRr y. y, May >. 1877
ne ssAss sAssp srssdss' ana WOOL growers third
sual mir opened here to-day. Many prominent en-
hfbits q this and other States present with ths
finest specimens Of sheep Inc prevalence ~ a ooggcd
and Incorporating min storm however seriousy
tsrsred with the attendance Of spectators Tho show
y hnc one, - fair wsssher vocid hr'ns crowd ~
~ enhihliGD
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THE STORM

Heavy Rain, HisA Tides and = Sale ffeU the
Rass-The sssrm In BrssklyHs Wesschessers
New Jersey and Elsswheres &C.
Shortly after nine o'cSock on ruesday night ran CON
mencsd falling very heavily, and continued 70 40 70
intervals throughout yesterday and isss nigaA me
wsd blew with great fury from shs esss ana unusually
high tides prevailed both on the North and East rivers
In the streets along the vasr side many eel
lars were flooded, whereby much damage va
done. and business very seriously interfered
WITH The temperature Of tho atmosphere was unasa-
ally chilly for the time Of the year. and the foss brought
in from the Atlantic by the east winds caused, ~ tines
very serious Inconvenience tho who were obliged 70
cross the different ferries.
From the following reports ii VII he seen that the
storm has prevailed over vide extent Of country
THE sroRN IN BRoeKLyS.
The heavy northeast winds and drenchlng rams
which prevailed during Tuesday ngn ana sns
damage to buildings in course OF construction trees
exposed srubbery, AWNINGS, sgf &C, througno1. .nS
street, near Bond blown down about nine ci0cA
Yesterday morning involving s loss o. o, 1ne
localities similar damage was sustained.
WINCHESTER COUNTY
the rain storm Of Monday night and yesterday caused
Haven known as aFrog Hollow and situated line
with the Harlem Railroad. The Mott Haven canal was
i g NJ alarming the bridge % oUv
cred to depth Of several fssA causing ser.
from tho Mott Haven depot Of the Harlem
Railroad number or families w6rs also forced TO
vacate their dwellings owing to the unusual food
Among them was that Of Mr.. Nclntee, who with his
family driven from his residence at early hour
yesterday morning. despite the mercess pclting Of the
rain and compelled to seek shelter In neighbours house
The water knee deep on the ground floor In this
Il Is considered the immediate owing 70
the njudcioasy arranged grade and condition Of the
sidewalk.
IN NEW JERSEY.
The water in the Passaic river yesterday was very
high the rise being occasoned BY the strong east winds
and heavy rain Of Tuesday night and yesterday. The
wharves the side or the river overrun by
the water, but beyond the loss Of time occasioned
thereby injury sustained by shippers and those
doing business on the river front
The waters around Elzabethport were yesterday swo-
len height which has not been known to prevail in
the last fifteen years About three thousand acres Of
meadow land, more commonly known as the shoals
entirely submerged Several vessels had narrow
escapes from being driven upon land and schooner
was driven upon the shoals
Lake Vessel Askore.
ve OswEGc, May $, 1851.
rain Of unusual severity, with high wind from
the NORTH has prevailed here during the day. The slooI
RinGeader laden with staye bolts, went ashore thi
afternoon above the pier. The all saved
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