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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-30

ri BONNER LAKE RorrB:
II Maggie, wD Gray and wife, Mis-. Le-
row, Capt Tibbits, g Dettner and vile, Miss
Cain, Mary Carhim, J w Hanless, J Blunel,
D Roberts. H C Parker, Mrs T Goodman,
d B Dsrar. W r ellis,
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THE EVENING NEWS.
Meeting Of Town Trustees.
GoLD HILL, June 2sth, 1876

GOLD Hill, June 10Th, 1868.
The Board met at y o'clock P. l..
Present-Preaident Gibson, and Messrs.
Hagwet, MeClelland aud Gallagher.
Trustee Bittner, having qualified, ap-
peared and took his seat in the Board.
Minutes read and approved.
The Finance Committee reported IS
correct Town Attorney Lansing's report,
which was ordered on file. Some other
matters connected Herewith laid over
one week.
Tho Committee reported us correct
the bills Of Virginia city for 500, case
small pox patients, and J. d. Bethal,
special police for $40, and on motion
they were allowed. Asked aud received
further time to report on the bill Of J.
V. A. Lansing.
The Fire aud Water Committee re-
ported everything satisfactory in his
department.
The Street Committee reported the
same in fair condition /; that the con-
tractors for building the sewers were
getting along very slow, but doing good
work.
The special Committee on building
sewerage, etc., asked and received
further time to report.
The Fire and Water Committee to
whom it vas referred matter of pur-
chase Of six new hydrants, reported
progress, hut asked for further time to
make a full report. On motion, the
Committee was granted further time,
and empowered to make a contract for
the same on the hes, terms possible.
A petition was read from the officers
of the Imperial and Empire shaft Co.
asking that John Newhouse be contin-
ued as special police as long as be re-
mains in the employ Of the Company as
Waterman. On motion, the petition
was granted.
The Marshal was instructed to re-
ceive from Haight, Bus man, license for
n Bus, the present quarter.
Bill Of DAILY News, $50, was referred
{ Finance Committee.
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PIpEas' OPERA HoUsE.-Mr. McCul-
Tough appeared as "Maebsth' last
evening at the Opera House, in Shak-
speare's great play of that name. or
his rendition Of it we need not speak.
Like all his other impersoaations, 1t was
most excellent, and he both dressed and
acted the character as near perfection
as may be. Barrett's Macduf was o
very finished, judicious and able imper-
sonation. Mrs. Stewards Lady Mac
beth was like her previous rendition Of
the Same some two weeks ago, correct
", foreibly aud effectively given, with
an evident correct conception Of the
character. Banquo, as rendered by
John Woodland, was we'll enacted, and
the Rose Of Buckley, and Malcolm, BY
Robinson, were each very commercially
p~ersouated. or the witches we could
not speak very admiringly. We have
seen better. "Othello" will be played
tonight, with Mccullough as the Moor
and Barrett as Iago.
PACIFIC UsIoS ExPREss COMPANY
The above new Express Company starts
into operation tomorrow. One of the
emo new wagons Of the company ar
rived at Virginia last evening from
Reno, making the trip-if we are not
mistakeu-in one hour and forty min-
utes. Official information will be given
in the Nsws Of the commencement Of
hostilities.
REcoSsrRucrrog.-Doyle / Goodman
have fitted up their we'll known and
popular Saloon on 9 street, Virginia,
opposite the Postofice, in o very elegant
aud tasteful manner. They also have
laid in an extensive stock Of choice
wines, liquors, etc., to which they in-
yite the critical inspection Of the public.
ANOTHER CIRcUs CoxMa.-Stickney's
French and English Circus, so highly
spoken Of by the California papers, will
be over here in two or three days. So
says Alexander, the veteran Circus
agent, who has appeared in advance to
prepare the way.
LIBERTY Hoss CoxrANr No. 1.-The
regular monthly meeting OF the above
Company takes place tomorrow even
ing, 10 accordance With notice In an
other column. All members are earn-
estly requested to be present.
IsrERIsfmo LroruRr.-Prof. Biggs
will deliver q lecture on the "Irish Es-
tablished Church. at Gold Hill, July
9Th, and at Virginia Jolly lith. Soc
advertisement in another column for
further particulars.
BuLLIox.-There was shipped FROM
Wells, Fargo& Co.'s Gold Hill otice
this moning lS sacks Of bullion,
weighing f,l3s pounds. and of the
assayed value Of $3s,ss5 50
ALPHA Asshssxnxr.-An assessment
OF $75 per SHAH Is levied Cd the capital
stock Of the Alpha, which interesting
fact can be appreciated BY reference 70
advertisement in another column.
BuIIIoE.-o. wisgand / Co., Of Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1880 ounces crude bullion.
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Arfivals.
By BONNER LAKE ROUTE:

Ben Wan, Mrs Alden, W h Young. Mr.
Darsch, NJ Lovely, Mrs Lamolle, GS Peters,
J W Noyes, Mrs Calvin. JoLight, Peter Ro-
set.s, Mr. Coe, Mr. Taylor, W Jackson, A
Greeley.
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MISCELLANEOUS
mo- THE PUBLIC,
!. A.,ver TO @. m. Fe.,or,. Gard.

TN NOVEMBER LAST WE COMMENCED
to build two reservoirs for two purposes
one for skating and one for freezing ice. Before
doing 90 we went to the agent OF the Water
Company to see II they would give US water for
that purpose, and he consented. After the res
cryofrs were built, tho agent OF the Water Com.
pany told US to tap the company'B. pipes below
the Central mill, which We did, assisted BY three
workmen and an agent OF the company being
present at the time.
Aftcr the reservoirs were flled with water, c.
M. Foster came to Us two or three tme and
wanted TO lease tho upper reservoir for the pur.
pose OF freezing Ice, but We would not consent,
as we wanted to usc It ourselves. @. n. Foster
then went to tho Water Company and got the
statements, as he feared an opposition In ice.
Tho water after being stopped on us for O time,
we went to tho agent and asked him to let US
have the water again, as We had built the reser-
they would DO useless and We would be heavy
losers. BE again consented; and nom that time
forth, till the end OF the season, we had sufficient
water for all our purposes.
In regard to running water nom tho streets,
we deny. Any other water than the company's
that ever ran into our reservoirs was nom q
heavy rain storm or tho melting SHOWS from the
sidehills, which was pure snow water. When
C. N. Foster found he could not lease our reser-
yoir or stop the water again, he went and got the
Gould q Curry pond to nceze Ice In, which no
did to be even with us.
Before We got our icc cut and housed no came
to Us and wanted us to buy. him out, but we
would not as We had enough. A few weeks
Of leo lower than him, and ever since he has re-
peatedly wanted TO buy or sell, but we would do
neither, but stand on our own merits.
And lastly, he got Abe Strouse TO advance the
money to buy out Mr.. Kirman's Ice business.
And since he could mot get Us either 70 buy Or
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CAUTION.

TJHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
against purchasing the following certificates
or stock, or tho receipts Of the Secretary for
the same, In the Imperial Consolidated Mining
Company, the same having been sold June u,
1868, for assessments:
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ROUTE;
Departures.

Jas J Peirce, ] o'Doherty, R McCrum, J
N Groves, N ] Meatins, Robt Mullen, Thos
H,yl.v
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900 shares sold. t15 shares sold.
By order os the Board Of Trustees,
je2ot G. w. PEAsE, Secretary.
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pRoP0sALs FOR ENGRAYINgs OF THE illus;
oFTHR COMMISSIONERS OF PATENTS FoR
THE YEAR 1875
0pEIcE CosaEEssI9SAL PEISI,,sER, !


Sealed Proposals. will be received at this flee until
SATURDAY, April II. 1868, at II clock for fur
nishing one rot Of elec(fotype pages OF tho ustra
Pasn Up ~ are via
the name OF the patented and the character Of the
patent on each ILLUSTRATION.
TRACTOR who must arrange then into pages In numer-
iea order AS nearly as Is consistent with nsatness
be fully equal to that furnished Tor the published
Report for 1865, which has been adopted as the stand
ard for the present volume. The plates are to be de-
and subject TO the approval or rejection Of tho Con-
Bidders required to propose for the work BY the
than one ngure required 70 illustrate an Invention
or design, las Is tho ease) Tho whole num-
Der o. nsnrcs viii DO estimated and paid Tor as
Awards will be made 'to the lowest and best bid.
der for the Interest Of the Government, due regard
direction Of the Joint Committee on Printing. who
reaefye the right to reject any oIall OF the bids,
sass M M n q s1a
page, and must accompany their bids with an elee-
trotype plate page As specimen q their work Mih
ment Of that bidder aud that he possesses the neees
.sIy facilities for the prompt and proper execution Of
No proposal will be considered pnless accompanied
United States Judge OF District Attorney, in the PEN
hsSr psopSs 'fs e assp tSG
work in accordance with tho proposal.
Any further Information that may be required Will
~ nrhshed upon application 70 'hs once or 70 'ho
Blank forms viii Be furnished upop application to
s s,sR and no proPo.s WI be considered
tee On PrIniiSs WSsSinstSn' D e.. care q the IN
1a r endorsed 9P the envelope Proposals
W ,' 'D'' "''''" JOHN D, DEFREgs.
mhiotd Congressional Printer.
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STATES MAILS.

POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
wAsHISuroN, February ., 1855, Z
Proposals. will be received at the Contract Oce Of
this Department until p IN. OF April Is 1865. Ito be
decided the next day for carrying the mails OF the
United States from June l, 1888, to June ~, ISL;
Route No. 6sl5.-from Montgomery. by Manack and
Benton, to Selma, 81 miles and back, daily,
Leave Montgomery daily at 6p.m.
Arrive at Selma next days by am;
Leave Selma daily att Pm.
Arrive at Montgomery next days at 30 a. IN,
The accepted bidder will be required to take the
oath commonly known as the test oath, and to exc
contracts In the form and manner prescribed W
law and the regulations Of the Department. =,
For further and fuller particulars as " the condl
tons to be incorporated Into contracts, and OF the
liabilities Of bidders reference Is made to the pamph-
let advertisement, dated October 81. 1881, inviting
proposals for carrying tho malls of the United States
In the State Of Alabama, which eau be found at the
principal post-Otaces
posals, Route No 6Sl5, State OF Alabama. and ad-
dressed TO tho second Assistant Postmaster General.
Contract Ohicc. ~ ALEX. W. RANDALL,
mhl7-Tuit Postmaster General
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oPFIcg OF Asst. orARrERSAsrIR GES'L,)
No. II STATE STREET. NV m9 "A , Sisr'
Sealed proposals On dupliesteJ with copy OF this
advertisement attached to each, are invited and will
be received At this othco until u O'Clock, m. on
MONDAY, March o. ISIS, for the trucking ofal Gov
may be the duty Of the Quartermaster's Department
to move. for the period OF ono year Proposals. must
state the price per earmans load Of barrels pork.
barrels hour. or 800 lbs weight y other goods.
For any distance exceeding milo. but not exceed
For any distance exceeding mile. but not exceed
ing IL miles.
For any distance exceeding Ii miles. but no, ex-
For any distance exceeding miles. but not exceed.
feT any distance exceeding az miles. but not e1-
Per Z mile for any distance exceeding miles.
The contractor Will be required to perform the work
given him, at night and upon Sundays when neces-
sary, without any extra eOmpe nsation, and extra
allowance will be made for any detention in the de-
livery q stores except when caused BY an onieer or
The contractor must be prepared to execute any
trucking he may be allied upon for by the
ter Department from and after the lst day VI April
1855, and must be present In person nj all times to re
ceive and execute all order. which may be given for
| work to be done.
No proposal will be considered unless coming from
responsible parties. and Il accompanied by tho guar
anccs OF responsible persons, setting forth their
willingness to become security In the VI -, w for
| the faithful ulallmNnt Of the contract.
The United States reserve the right to reject any or
all proposals.
Bidders have the privilege Of being present at the
| opening Ofthe bids,
Proposals must be addressed To the uudersg ned and
Endorsed. "PropOsais for trucking Government
RUFUS INGALLS,,
mhls-jt Byt Maj. Gen. and A. q. N. O ,u.sA
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L DIES MONIES RAPibs of THE M,ssIssiPPi


NOTICE To CjSTRxcToRs.
sts.s. Il re
aas W 5
E, Rapid
ss s S
Tss % Ss Scs.s s x Ox
sT .e Sa' s y b The .S ESs5 * mills,
river by the canal cmba kment.
canal NASHVILLE. and will bo protected BY the en-:
sep9Tate proposals Tin dupIieate) must be made for
the following sh fs sia I @sroyr Avn c,yvxr
The proposals under n.is head mus. specify the
prices which 'hs H .sss' a.sIs will be delivered
both Ssiss S:'s At which
sSSianl eff such timber be
Thu. s,.. VII; E;S sssi ~ s,G ,,.,,,,
viii s md os
ss i%S wa
rSd Us S vsr Ss and IN S
Ing Of al, nasSnsSy and Implement. required for tho
for each aud every class, and the will DO
made on each class separately without regard to az
No more than one proposition will be received from
Each Did must contain x, written or printed guar;
ss Ussr
responsible person known TO this ONCE that the party
" parties bidding will, awarded the contracts for
the elasses upon which they bid, enter Into contract
%s IL ss% .nd ne s siSs ss be-
The name or names OF the persons proposing DO
written out In full, with their places Of and
post Office address.
Plans, maps. and speeihcations and all necessary
q t iowa. Ss S ssss
days prior TO the date OF letting.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished upon
application ut this ONCE.
Persons proposing TO contract are requested to visit
In their bids.
Contracts under either Of the aforesaid eiasso. will
Include one or more Of the locks may be considered
most advantageous to the Government.
The Government reserves the right to reject any and
All bids printed copy Of this notice should be al.
tAehed to each bid.
Proposals must be addressed TO the undcrs gned at
ke0kuk. owa, and should be isdorsed proposals for
Labor and Materials for the Locks for tho Improve
mont Of the Des Mones Rapids --r
J. II, WILSON,
Lieut.. Col. 18th Infantry,
mh5-td Breyet Maj. Gen. u. y. A.
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Proposals.
RoPosALs ron TRANSPORTATION.


-
oYyicE CHIhv orAsIERsArEn.( =
s,,,oa p,o Maw \, os.sA,ss, IA rse n. ises
~ tho once 81 Cantain W. A. WAinwr iyhts A; y Il.
3lst day Of March, 1858. at IL o'clock, m for the
transportation oftioops and military supplies from
and 70 points within the sub-dhtIist OF the hio
ornnde Ior the year ending July !, lsg -.--.
PROPOSALS VIII state ~ what rates bidders propose
70 transport troops and army supplies from and TO the
llowinf;nAmed points:
vile, byriver. q via Point Isabel -
houte No 2-fron brownsville to Rinssold Bar
ra sa.,o M s-R,,,0,a p.,,.,,. ~ I.,.ao
,,iIoposat III DISTINCTLY specify Nwhh rates the
BIDDER viii c?etfeet TO transport troops aud supplies,
70 q elassinSd A. Iollowsi
Omcers apd ennaed men, cabin or deck pasaep gers
each. and ne fouowilg class n frsaht. Wis; HQrne:
mules, ana peel cauic, Per hehdi shecp, Per hsad
iron, machlneryt lead fne, un,eoppcrs hnistlvets
bolts, paints, shot, stoves, wire, heavy hardwnre.
hollow ware, Irindstones ordnance, heayx orenhnee
SS,i. per toni hay. per bales lumber, pine, psr
oaknm' LUMBER loak.) per l'oo fee'' oats ana
corr, PEI sack -,,,- -, -.
Aeasurement goods. clothing, squipage, crates,
eroekery, larnlture. doors, blinds, sashes, wAgon
sontues, mnunE. matfesser, nfht casks ana uerces'
Dry sOods So1r, meal. bread. nee, crackers, dried
apples. opions: potatoes snrnips white snasT' ese'
per bnrreA wet GOODS, pork, beef, liquids, hfd lime,
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SsFfS Il. n, Be % S.IsS hi 's Il
o'clock for the transportation q Troops and
Spt s@R Ss Ro t G aGs 'GE" s %eS d: Shy
Proposals will state at what rate. bidder. propose
'h fS aSIISE Nh named points;
Prom Bralos Santiago to Brownsville. by river OF
via Point Isabel.
From Brownsville to RinEgold Barracks.
RingSoid Barracks to Laredo,
Proposals will distinctly specify at what rates the
bidder ID VII rSS Sa All
cabin 9r deck passengers each, and tho following
Sas dt'fEs ssp vic
Iinc, tin COPPER, nails rlyets bolt pain,' sho,.
stones. ordnance. heavy ordnance stores, he. per
100 pounds tiOolbsJ -,
lssts ostan! Lambsr. oak. per i,oD resi' Oats and
grocery. fsTai,SrS DOORS Hiisds sastss, Wagon
tongues mating. mattresses light casks aud ticrces
'I Dfs adssi
pePSss psr
cement. plaster tar. r9,in nolassss, brown sugar
''YI n.sssl FS sHd iii H E.a. perles
AmbaIanees and spring wagons. each.
Fruits, jams. ellies window glass. pickles, cx'
tracts, &c; pei box; candles crackers, hard bread
hid lard, per erce lard, per Kegs rice, per terco
pals, per dozen sugar, per hid sugar, (HAyana,
per box tea, per chesti salt per sack aud barrel
shoyels and spades, per dozen; elbarrOws, each
laths per shingles, per COO tobacco, box
ropO, per coil; broOmS, per dozen.
All freight to be delivered at such Landings, ware
houses, or other places Of unloading at each Of the
above named points may be designated by the De,
pot QuarteTmaster at Brownsville or other authorized
officers agents Of the Quarternasters Department
Contractors must be prepared to transport the troops
and public freight at Of the above named points
when quired, and must take such troops and sup
plies to the full capacity Of the vessel other mean
OF transportation provided u required by the Quar-
termaster Department and the proposals. must STATE
the character and class Of vessels proposed to be fur
nished for water transportation, and the kind VI
teams, whether mule teams, for land transpor
tation. 80
Ali proposals must be in triplieatc with copy o
this attached to each, and must be ne
panied by the names OF at least two suncien
sureties who will signify by endorsement thereon
their willingness to become responsible for the per
formAnee OF the contract.
Proposals. will be indOrssd Proposals for Trans
portation, and will be addressed to 1.-The supervis
Ing Quartermaster, Sub District Of the Rio Grande,
Brownsyille, Texas.
All proposals received vii DO forwarded to tn,
Chief QuArternastcr of tho District for approval ant
award the Government reserves the right to rcjec
any or all bids or any part OF bid,
BY order OF Brevet MAJOR General het'ook,
GEORGE W. SMITH,
l.t Lent 18th Infantry, II, O NJ and 4, A.Q.h,
Supervising Quartermastcr Sub District Rio Grande
Inhl3-td
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT 0PYl

w WAsHiS0T0N, March y, lS8
On the petition Of yAcoI sESSEpr, u Philadelphia,
Penn praying for the extension OF patent granted
y him the 18th day Of July 1884, for In
Weavers Heddles, for seven years from the expirA-
ton OF said PATENT which takes place the 18th day Of
July, 1865:
His ordered that the said petition DO hoard at the
next at clock, and all persons notified 70
appear and show cadse, u ANY they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted. r. -,
Persons opposing the extension are required to nla
10 the Patent once their objection, specially set
forth In writing. at least tcey days before tho day
OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party, to be
m!ied in accordance with The rules Of the ONCE. which
will be furnished on application. = -
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon as testf-
mony. must be nled In the office tioenty days before
len days after ding the testimony, ''.TX
Ordered, also, that this 19.iee DO Rsblished IN The
G., and in the Herald. Philadelphia, Penn, once
week for three successive weeks the hrs Of said pub
hearing. A. NJ STOUT,
mh0- M3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UEIrRD srArEs PtJRsr 0gYI'
alF.ta a

On the petition Of LEyi DEDgRicK, OF Albany, MY,
b day Of June. iss FOR an impsoSs@ep IN nm, uax s
Presses fer seven Years from The expiration Of said
Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent Onieo ON MONDAY, the 18th day OF May next,
ought not to bo granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 ale
the Patent oee their objections, specially set forth
hearing; all testimony filed by either party, to DO
used ~ the said hearing, must be taken aud trans
mtted IN accordance with the rules Of the ONCE which
will be Furnished ON application.
Depositions aud other papers, relied upon as tssti-
mony must be filed In tho oHce ttoenfs days before
days afer ding the testimony. - -. Ia.
ordered also, that this notice be published Up the
XII RafnnlLoAk and thoiatsl ligsnsrt washinson.R x.
three week the rst Of said TO
be at least sixty days previous to the dayST hesTng
mh1-sN Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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Proposals..
ID O L Os A LIS.


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