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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-25
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 81.

REGISTERS FFIcE, CARSON CITY, NEv. }
December IL, 1867. )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Gold Canyon Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, q corporation, by John Rule. Super
intendent, has this day filed In this office q
diagram together with anotice Of application for
Patent from the United States, under Act Of Con.
gress approved July &c. 1866, for sixteen hundred
feet Of tho Cedar Lode. known as the Gold Can.
Won Gold and Silver Mining Compnny's claim In
the q cid Hill Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada. and more particularly described as fol.
lows, to.wit: Beginning at q small cedar tree on
the west side OF the Devils Gate Toll.rond, from
which the quarter section corner Of Sections 5
md 9 In Township l6 north ofrange 81 east bears
north TAO 4V east $50 feet, and running thence.
lst, north 100 cast 100 feet; thence, end, south l4o
east /, 900 feet; thence south 76o west 200 feet:
thence north 14o west ! LOCO feet; thence north 76o
east 100 fectto the place Of beginning. Said claim
Ia bounded on tho north by tho Justice Com
pany'y claim, and on the south by tho Luccrno
Company's claim. and Is moro particularly dc.
scribed by the diagram and notice posted In this
Office and on the claim
December %, 1867 3m Register.
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Rcicher Company-A.scr.men No.

Bcicher OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No
tlce.-Noticc Is hereby given, that at n meeting
ofthc Trustees Of said company, held this DAY,
an assessment Of Fifteen dollars (Sl0 per
share was levied on each and every share of the
capitalsiock of said company, payable iInmedi.
pany, Virginia. Nevada, in United States gold
coin. Any stock on which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, January q, 1865,
will be advertised on that day m delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold oil Friday, February %, le6s, to pay
said delinquent assessment, together with cost OF
advertising aud expenses Of sale. By order of
the Board OF Trustees.
II. BRUCKMANN, Scc'y.
N, B.-Thc Charges for Advertising will
henceforth be 81 rs for cnch Certificate.
virginia, New, Dec. 81. 1907. dr25 I'm
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GibBoS nasthe-
pleasure OF announci.S ihat ne mas III ~
tnis sia'e, AFTER an absence . - hnsri,
which time he has visited an tne paia.iP" nnSIsn
tails OF ~e-a mons 'hetI tuos. -o,.J
London and Paris. Thc Following Wv.
hospitalsof London are among tuose ~ :!
the Doctor; Guys, hiSh s'rSet. po,osSa, ~
Bartholomew s'Smitnheid; u oiIs.sv.,
st. Mays, Camb. Place, Pad.; Lock, HMio"
road: University, Cover street; Westihins'e.'
Broad sanctuary; CharinS Cross Asar Sts s :
strand, LONDON Wn'esnePeiro"1
ataS Inn a nrTs sNoS,as., .f,.S Dac,ors
1872 ouaan ps,tnr Of R,,mInssam. Eng.
Aesono OF London' rTSei oi = nM.idrrsd
ianu' anu VieoruoI Ia,s, Muo ~ -. rwo,IJ
tne oest physssians ana surgeons IN 90 10 ~.
anu whose authority is acSuo"r
higncs. IN Ine tea,n,cn.o $500 go than
DOCTOR GibboS mas oosaihSH y n.
their new modc OF 'sea'"'n'' WAN"
surpassed; ,,ox , ,.,,h.r ,,r,.
poCIoh eionoS "a psn.SiaS o,t has
nor mo.r! iii. ,n.,h ,ii,y,a,ion,i
trtutneu une
human unSsnnsst. n;.c,.e.
sans,nb. 81 ,.r,ons both male
mHny 49, Tho AZ. suffering ont a
NJ M. rom The effects OF s~ccre;in.
An,s.a."s : from virus absorbed into the sys.
uu1senses'1' ~. n.,iIJ ,v,ri,,.d and dis
temt LooN ~ F.aran Io,vn rn,.,i,u,ion,
figured taccsanu ~ .sanninsssn m.rrInrs
disquauiyins ~ r." XII nosrJi .;,m,,;on
iheenloymc NJ ,an,S 80 ,hs scsns
.....I. u,tA,I 90 shn.a
Let parents, uaiu!ans,t'ea ~ - liz M
wac are sunertns ! aNy - ssr.S eor
aestroylnS -. s"rd ~ In,
and eureu oeiote 4 " ~ '"'ys ssa,.ras.
media.eiy 20 ys,rJS 70, y.ar.
made prtva'eaiseases lsesp.S'a.s'1s y !va
anu "noLs - - anr a,hsr ,ri,-;o,s
cases without mercury or any Siher injurious
drugs. Ills Important 10 tnoss Mnv : a,aIs'ee,
or to those VINO are in,srsss.S IN " "eImue y,
theirfriends, 70 eenreiut't -. s.;.arTi
doctors who iniest GlIeities' pnolsnias tSelr Skin
In curing all Diseases IN a Few uays, imposing
upon the pubic oy USING vac na.hes q eIainru'
physicians from Europe ana osaer places. he,
therefore. careful, ana max s''iet iaIail!' OF
Won may falliuto the hands oftaosce sarlatans.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions. the consequent of self
abuse. This solitary vice, or dcpraved sexual
indulgence. Is ~prae,ced by the youth OF both
With unsrrins certainty, the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless eombat;ed by seien.
dark spo.sunder the eyes, pain in the head, ring.
,iS,c .hnrjots ppra.iness asout thelolps
anu,ass, ~ I;mhs cnnfr..d vision hlpntsa
.n ss.nr.nnaJo,. 5inidc,csjp annroach
taSsnss,s n dIsIIk. 20 form new aeouaint.
S;snositjo, % shrn socIe,v. loss Of
-.no.y hectic ,,nshes pImpIe ana yariouserup.
,Io,s aSou. The face. frrred tongue. fstid breath.
convhs. consumption, night-sweats, monomania
II rsliefbe no. obtained.
.ho,id annlv Immediately .eltherin person or by
Sa,aa enra effected nv his new and
Ietsei, 49,. =, ,r.a,;nc his d,.esss which
ca.1ai,s ofssse,ins n onick and radical cure.
never tais oIenes.ans III ,ioiiars .nr ne
DIV; ~ 80 ss,js,sc,or;iv % hj, ,Sn,b !.
sonwno wnt Ptose ~ 49,
vas cureao
GIRRoS Ia responsible. and will
DoCIoS oLp1nSs .anins,rnm h,ra
give 70 esen
Ing
or make no soalSs. NAV h. crrRrD At
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Dividend NoIice.-The KENTUCK MIN
ING COMPANY has this day declared q dlvi'
dend Of Fifteen Dollars ISIS 0O per
share oil each aud every share Of the capital
stock Of the said Company, payable on wcdnes'
day, january Is. Tho Dividends upon all stock
standing In the namo Of A. f Hill, Trustee. will
be paid by the Agency Of the Bank of California,
in Virginia, Nevada, on presentation Of the Ger.
~tIilca!cs of stock.
Office Ken,uck Mining Company, San Fran.
cisco, January lC, 1868.
THoS. SUNDERLAND, President,
r,,,ary m 1869
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TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
cooperating the Town Of Gold lill. Storey
county, State OF Nevada. / hereby submit for
publication the reports Of the Clerk and Treas
urer, for the Quarter ending December 81. 1861.
JOhSJ. HAYES
President of THE on rd OF Trustees.
Gold Hill, Jan. IL, 1865.
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Is
Barry James, unsurycyed portion ofland
above American Flot road. adjoining lot
%, block !. range .................. s
Ball + p, part oflot IS, block ]. range II. 10 tn
Bauer Christian, = % feet, lot 30, block :.
range s
Bars,ow Susan A, 10. 5. block 9, range ?. 81 90
Z" " lot 10, block I. range O.. IL 80
Briggs John Doe, lot "a, block 0. range c AS
Cnllihan Mat, lot 30. block l, range o.. 3 o.
Carroll L, lot ii, block &, range Dr.. 3 %
Dohlc John n II Of and S n Of n lot
~. block 8. range ............".... ID 20
psny's ground. 3@
Flemming J. ]. lot "a, block l.. range o.. IS %
Fitzpatrick N, lot SO, block 6, range D.. IL 20
Farrell Jumes, improvement. lot A., block
Gagnon j D, lot Q, block 8, range De-. 10 30
Hunblin o, lot IL, block 2. range D.. 6 10
Hcarley Michael. lot on n T. side Of Tuh'
mel Toll.rond 10 feet more or lcss block
/. range G &c
Rowland, lot 4, block 4, rapge E.......... As 60
lIuchins James, lot 90. block l, range L.. Q Is
LATER Alfred. lot Sc, block l range D.. 80 &C
I" 4" lot q, block l. range De-. IS ts
Lincoln Daniel, improvements on lot 80.
block &, range D............... ...... 3 o.
Mayor James, lot l6, block !, range d.. II %
Mcdonald J ID, lot 42. block ], range q. 3 GJ
Murdy VIM, lot q. block A, range T., and
lot l6, block |, range D................ 10 %
Nelson & Bcalian. Old Michigan works,
block ]. range 81 20
rang. la5 IS
Parker Thomas, lot ], block ], range o.. 81 90
" lot 90, block |, range o.. II 25
lot 40, block /. range o.. o 10
Paitcn Patrick, lot 81, block !. range F.. 63
" lot -, block Z, range d.. 6 10
Piandy John. lot II, block &, range d.. 50
Roach Amos. 200 feet Of lot 81. block 6,
range a Va
range a 10 90
Swnney j l.. lot &. block S, range D.. j s.
Sclierr Frank, lot opposite Bullion works ls 80
White John, 20 feet cnst Of Tunnel Toll.
road block l, range 90
WIN. w. BISHOP,
District Attorney.
p. MULcAHY. Sheriff.
December %. 1867. dr1s.3Od.
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE TO INVALIDS!

A Ii PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HOME
IA nor place where they can receive the atten'
ton necessary to their comfort. when Ill. can
dnd At the County Hospital comfortable privais
rooms, where they will be attended upon by SIM
and experienced nurses. and will be suPP"e"
with every thing necessary TO their eom,or.. \.
THE ROOMS are entirely Para''"''
Wards occupied by the INDECENT SICK; ppoS.
The Hospital Is under Inc e"rS %r. cor. c and
TAYLOR st-ects Eovcr Fsu,ier's storc,D virginia
CITY. every day between The hours Of I. III i:
N. and r.M. Arrangements can aiso DC maui
with Mr.. Crouch. SuPerln,endSa'1 81 ,nT mi hniid.
No. charges moderate. oSL..'
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPORT

or tho Treasurer of tho Town of
Gold Hill, for Quarter ending Dec.
81, 1867.
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NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned. undor the
name and style Of BARNES & WINTERS, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
8. @. BARNES,
JOHN d. WINTERS.
Gold Hill. Jan. %. 1868. ty23.lm
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~ THE ~
DR.. Gibbons Oispcnsary,

S1S HEARNr STREET
VxU Cor. Commercial. san
Francisco establishedin 1854,
for the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases such as
Gonorrhca. elect, Structure.
syphilis in all Its forms, Semi.
nal Weakness, lmpoteney,
etc, skin Diseases (of years
standins) and liberated Legs
successfully treated.
nnNrnD nUnnnN Naatha
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Female Monthly Pills.

LadlessuGerIngfrom any complainiincldental
10 their sex, can consult the Doctor with the rs.
surnnce of relief.
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A DELINQUENCY.
TOWN OF GOLD HILL
TAX.
I
lice of SHIFTS Commenced.

TOWN ATTORNEYS OFFICE GOLD
i Hill, Storey county. Nevada, December %,
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From ne New Orleans A STocass.
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spiration
chIldhsod'a simplicity innocence,
truth;
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gatIon5
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sunbeam,
trusting and artless, can thy heart be
chilled?
nstorrns overtake, wrecking some cher.
ished day dream
n cup overaowing with anguish be
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Ter thee;
Nellie be blithesome through all her
lfe,s morning.
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had besfi sndea vcfin0 IL vain % uuf
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Al he pauae Of Paolo Lauterna. and
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q Whea good vile had BrapaEed 40 ex-
cesient dinner for her husband ana be dr.
clased ne 9iked iii, she said X #6ii, Kill ia0
tben on. never mina thak INV aear,
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GeEera1 Hsneeek has ferleged nus Qeg
II sld8fMcn ID New 0lieans saf hel elas 80
aleetien lor rF - ga AZ ~ a'fl A'
s<Icts, ID Ees1at - fiE tsH w
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hardly coazz ant aliih rs pFacl tsQ z, ~
Alaa1g
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B E. b.
NEW YORK CENTRAL DOUBLE TRACK
~ Railrusd for Enaalo Niagara FAILS suspsnsiom
sS6iS "a ia se aa a. qjSSF a M sSy Il -
leave Albany Athsns md Troy as falewss
s, s;lS 4; m from Troy s;s9 A "A from AIbany-
sheridan s6 IribSs Hin o. Fonda sao, Palasins
5r agg. d;;tv Fort Plain e;5S St, townsville 9;N.
L @ btlsa oTissasy S1 sons Il ~ VsqS9
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SECOND erEAAlBOEr ExRRzss-
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Ht,Sge s: 81 Jeha.silie s;eo t'tls Falls lo
gsoe n.S' holls is4y tAnasu3s4 ia<sO qftaeu-
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tone e Buffalo. Suspension Bridge, and Niagara
lSsssn, sfs b. Auburp Road leave s,raouus q
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oosssS g at suspsnsoa Bridge ..1:So
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ATLANTIC AND GlIEAT NEsf EARhff

VIA QNCINNATI, OR URBANA, OR GALLON.
\ Or MAnshcld or Cleveland, Or Onrfy o. salA1ian-i
81 V or mem new kefk Boston, = HburGl fhita-
aslvauia- p
Passengers who siah quick and comfortable tin
will appreciate the smooth and perfect track, tia
lu1urions oay cars, and tho mAEnidouut aisonihH
coaches, the excellent dining hails With ample fiI
for meals, and the prompt time and snra conn6ctio1
kars as low and tms a. quick as By any ethaF
route. {.
Through Tickets and Baggage Oheoka-tc n
Broadway, New York; Dos. IS Stase street and q
School street. boslons Depot aud Unioa oftoe1,
nati, ct No. g West Fourth sEest. N & cepn1fe
Broadway and Front atIeet7 lis Vine street. At u s.
Mad Line Steamer Landing, foot Of Vine sttsSl, .
and - Now Faeseneer Depot OF tbs Oihclnnnlt-
Hamilton ard Dayton HailvaY. 10 Louisville, at s.
W, corner Main and Phird gtruot8 and q EourtfI
street, and a. all the odicee Of epnnacfsng lines.
w b sHArrUo. Gs24 fisRsf zess s1en'i s1 ~
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L0ULaYILLE AND NAsHVK4 LIZ AMw
q II q ~ 2 y = 70 DAeN AAIAsf HAIL.,
" follows. p = u
,seAye Leaigyu. .,.-l;Qo A. u. aNqP.M.
Art ~ y 4ahs1llq l-tiIu a. NJ llsdb p H.
HUMBOLDT. 90 y. M 500 a. ~.
Memphis. ..-...s:O0 r. n. f0.f5 ~ III
=. New Orieaus. sos r. NJ Iltto A. n,
i,hAINs Lave NASHVILLE for Chattano1ga and
Atlanta ~ 800 2; NJ, and 90 A. NJ, and f1f -
and hunisvino at Zoo =. MI nndE.a1A IA 9
2t.EkPlse OAhs accompany AZ night trains.
katHongerD leaving BY 100 A. M train car Il si@
eerping.eAr ht depot a. any hour in.ths evening". "
KNOXVILLE B nANCa train l6avos Louisvf Is al ~
A n FOR lleuauon, Dhnvio, and Grab tlraff .
cOnnectipg BY stng0 for all imDortant tuelT "a
southeastern k6ntucky. ~ ~ y 81
GAVE OIry AccOMNoDATIoN train leaves man
vile ~ $40 A. NJ. arriving az fave City ht s. n
and stopping At all intermediate ataticnr
bAnperOWN train leaves Louisville at 4ssP.N
Ehe go z; N. tain for naahvils and aesnt fE
runs daily the 800 a. NJ team dairy except Rgntt ~
bArdstown and Knoxville Branch trans ron nsi9F
8xoapt SUNDAY 3ll ALBERT FtNlf.a a,s
au3 General bup't l.. ~ e. h
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IHF Is6I sHEEIaEF E AYP91sSs, I. AE

TNHE ONLY AILrRAIL RoUTk To THE EAST
4 North. and West-P assengers taking this route
paaaengers leaving same dag on U. 5. MaiIbaats,
Trains Leave and arrive AZ Jeifcraunviile uarottI1
mediAtey opposite Leuisvillel Is follows;
go 4, a eHct Sunday $50 A. A.. oxot sund
eco p NJ, 400 p. A., -.
e;l5 8, n. !. Saturo2y 1000 2. NJ,
Hs- baggage checked through % eli prineip
- Elegant Sleeping Carson al niehI tEaiuu-
81 For condensed through time tables and oun-
neotione small bills aud call a. COMPANY aflna.
corner Third and Main Streets Louisville Rentuo1Y
t HOh 4Oh 6ODIaE, ~
JAMES FERRTER, IL II
General Ticket Agent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-26
Mills SOLD FOR TAxEs.-The Esmeralda
Union of the Dist inst. SAYS:

Mills SOLD FOR TAXEs.-The Esmeralda
Union of the Dist inst. says;
We omitted mentioning the fact in our last
issue. that the Del Monte and Antelope mills
were on the 9TH inst. sold for taxes. As a
matter OF course the Bank of California
bought them in. The tax and delinquency
amounted to the snug little sum Of S62l0 -.
1t is matter for serious consideration that
five Of our principal mills are in the hands Of
capitalists, going to decay, and yet there are
hundreds Of thousands of tons Of ore which
can he had almost for the picking up, that
will pay from fifteen TO fifty dollars per ton.
Why cannot ore be worked here as cheap as
elsewhere In our opinion there never was
a more promising field fol- thorough practical
millmeu 10 work in.
1t is sad matter that capitalists "going
to decay should get hold of these mills.
But, seriously, it is as deplorable as it is diff
cult to understand that the business of
mining is not more prosperous around
Aurora.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-26

Our SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES,
The Congressional Directory for the Second
Session Of the Fortieth Congress contains the
following;
James W. Nye, OF Carson CITY, Nevada,
was born in Madison county, New York, June
10, 1915; received public school education:
studied and practiced Jaw; was State Police
Commissioner in New York city in 1850; was
appointed Governor OF Nevada Territory in
1851; was elected to the United States Senate
as Republican. on the adoption of the State
Constitution, and took his seat in 1865, and
was reelected in 1867. His term Of service
viii expire March /, 1873.
VIM. VI. Stewart, of Virginia CITY. was
horn in Wayne county, New York, August 9,
1877; was a student at Yale college: went to
California, where ne was engaged in mining
studied and practiced law, serving as State
attorney and Attorney General; removing to
tlat portion Of Utah now Nevada, he was
elected to the Territorial Legislature in 1861
was elected member Of the Convention
which framed the Constitution Of Nevada in
1858; was elected to the United States SEN
ate as Republican on the adoption Of the
State Constitution, and took his seat in 1855.
His term Of service viii expire March 4, 1869
DeIos Il. Ashley of Austin was born at the
Post, Arkansas. February 70, 1898; received
an academic education; studied and prac-
ticed law: went to California in 1919: was
District Attorney in 1851, 1852, and 1858 /
wa. member of the Assembly Of California
in 1854 and 1855; was member of the State
Senate Of California in 1856 and 1857; was |
State Treasurer OF California in 1862 and !
1858 went to Nevada in 1854 and was elected |
:. representative from that State to the Thirty
ninth Congress; was reelected TO the Fer-
beth Congress as RepubIicln, receiving
900 votes against !, 2J5 votes for Mitchell,
Democrat.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-26

end of the Pacific Railroad. tunnels, mostly
through the solid rock, succeed each other at
intervals of few miles. Taking the road
lance of rs miles, through Grizzly Hill,
among the lower undulations OF the Sierra
Like all the rest it is IS feet high and Is wide
It's length is 500 feet. The second is 800 feet
long, the third 300, fourth 100, fifth 100, the
sixth (the great Summit tunnel) is $50 feet
long, the seventh 100. eighth SO ninth PIG,
tenth 800, eleventh 81, twelfth 342, thirteenth
SO, fourteen, on the Truckee, l2S, and the
ifteenth 80.