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, 1870-03-27
SiHuh af 1hn Hnud1,

A little work On Modern PAlr1lHtry
bring together : largo amount OF amusing
goesip, but We e.nnot Say Low mnch yon must
believe Of it. The person vino viii carefully
study The wrinkles, fu.rowa, lines aud holowa
on the bands, viii be able To tell fortunes As
well aB any modern gypsy.
II tho palm Of The hand b long. and the fu-
geta well proporioned7 ETC., not aoft, but rath-
er hard, Il denotes the person to bo ingenious,
chAnseab1e, and givcn to theft and vice.
In the joints, 1t predicts long life, bur erer-
tAw1fted then it denotes short Afe,
Obeerse the finger Of aIercury-that 10, the
t;tlc finger il tho end Of 1t e1ceeds tho joint
OF the ring finger, such man will rul0 hn his
own house and his wife Hil b. pleasing and
obcdicut to him but il it bo short &ud doea
not 1pach the Joint he will have shreu, sud
she Y Ill be boes-
Broad nails chow the person to be bsshtul,
fearful, but Of gentle Dature- o..
Narrow nails denote the person to be intlin-
ed to mischief, and 10 do inturr to his neigh
borS,
Long nails show person to be good natar-
rsthrr tbxn difference.
Ohliquc nails signify deceit and want ofcour-
age. -..
Littlc round nails denote obstinacy, Angor
| Rpd hatred.
| II thcv arc crooked Ut the extremity, they
ahow pride and fiereeness.
Round nAils show che1cric person. yet Soon
! rceGuciled. honesty, I lover Of secret science.
| F1eely nails denote the perton to bo mild
in temper, Idle and lazy.
Psle and black nails show the person to bs
very decitful to his neighbor. and subject X
many diseases
little marks Aa there speak 30 many evil de
, 1870-03-27
The First Americas. Flag.

At ths last meeting Of the Pennsylvania
Historical eocietx, Nj. William j. Csnox read
paper cn :. The First Star sranEled HAanef
covered, in tracing the history Of this national
emblem, that the tirst instances when the staEs
and stripes were unfurled wcFe It tho dicge Of
Fort schuyler, August ~, III, md upon IN
cccasion turt about one year prior 70 tnat
Continental Congress 10 procure military stores
in the Vest Indies, during The latter part of
IRIS. Nbile At Porto Rico, IN yu'y Of the crsu-
ing vear the information came that the colonies
l,ati declared their independence, AID with thas
information came the description OF the nag
A ycung man. C4ptxia ThomAs MsndsuvMe,
ret 10 work to make one, and successfully &C.
co1nplisssed IT, The Gag was uufuraed, and eA-
lptcd With thirteen guns. Whom tho brig VAN
y WIS uPon her return To!hse she WIS hem
med III b. British veeee1s on Cape Nay. Beg
cf3eeTs eucceeded in removing III ths muni-
lions 10 tho short, md when tns }sat boat put
otf, Young tnRn in It, John Hancock, Jumped
| INTO the tcA, ewan 10 the veare3, ran up tha
nhrcuds Of the mart, md securing tho daS,
breusht !. ,s,nnaRhsats. I'M ': to asete. through
| The frrt american flag, however, according
to the derien and xrrroyL Of Congress- wA'
! rcadc by ArB. Ehrabeth noee- Three OF he.
3snghtegs rti3i i've m our vicinity 70 eonAHr
thin fact, founding their belief, moi upon Mtaal q
! they haw, foE It Nas many Ina11 eeae1e tness
wcfe born, but upon what their sno.her bad
oiIcn told them. A niece cf this lady. An
M.zgartt Boggr, .ged Is year,, now hves Il
Germantown, md Is eonreTraut With the f.ct
Tho TACT Is not gtncra1ls known that to Fh3}a
de.rhiA not ontJ belongs tho honor Of 1lns1nt
The nrtt star Fpang9ed banner 10 the hrntze
but to = phisadelphtA Indy belongs the homo
Of having mads Il.
The house IN which It waa made still etsnd
NO. Es A1rh street the old pr1,nb*r heaai
| H9l-the isst u IN old ROW. It Is reaAted tha
L zhtn Congress had drcided upon the do6en
, 1870-03-27
Domestic 143fs, in 1apAn-S 1nserrxtirv
SE0YelnEY1tNs.

stnteIneats1..
". HInbcr.4 tha sNits 3lI :ster It ye1do,
has jrEt published Ecpae zcarJ az dctsils of he
domestic life Ct tho japanese II Japau uoxr-
nage ia the Eniyet4al. haEt- Alnost !tho unjv
exceptions are to be fou1at IN the c4s4 Of Ger
attendance upon The EnY ress- Men taa17y u
sbout 20, md wupen y !! IS years Of aEa, But
except 10 tie Nsddtisss scts, the act il 1axrkud
BY no rclieioua eetezx IS. among tho pres
| ents djsplays3 Is ses .ys to 10 seea doubto-
| Ipped rise. At Eiyen moment one
Of the bridesmaids u .yxnces, flls it with s1ki,
md prese4ts i slhS :1,alciy to she bridegroom
aau htsds ura toa goblet is czup:isd Cnief
ttas w s!mo@ NC " "a "a cda4eyed that tosether
tha husband aa2 wife must drial tl,e cup Of
con1n;al Lie X the drees-rhether it be tlea
With anbloe& Or Nth eslL japanese mothers
hAse grester Authority orsr Their children than
tue1 tatesS and tho nghta of women aTc 90
u secoG;1 ed in the country that voc1an
1As Hieh0 the Bcepsrc Of :he Mikl4ioa, But
70 fsfHo 70 the home life. The lay Of the
coonHJ inxista shzt eseh child ahall be dsily
StfSer to the atr without clothes and with ita
9tad shaved, and in spite Of both rain and sun.
: !I1r-ng infancy the chdld'a ordinary E{ar1assea
ale fst, ehoH-leFged dog, and fatter ta:llass
'.srcnts nr children: it il supposed to recon-
> Esend itself naturally, by its owu intrinsic
| n:eElts; End every mxn and wutoau through.
!. out the etuFtt Il ample to rtsd, WEits anc
cipher The tlj7tieth dry after birth ever
o | dhrcn receives his first nx1ue on zttainin{
= | sis majority he safrs L second, \ third % hli
d | marriage, fpu1th on being Invested With n!
: I public function, which he changes 1poa aaa1n
). given to him zfte1 bis death. Tia hst ia en-
). eIayed On his tomb ma he i hy 4 kppHn Il
e III tutreeEuE keutr f3uEB3 -
, 1870-03-27
EaeFut4V for ALL


rad Of hsttles With their thousands a1atn,
OF tIlagucs that bnde.! myffads stdr By 2lde.
OF eAyaRe hof11es tnat eeemh TO LIVE tn vains
Ana, unrugTrsted, died
Apd through the MgtoTies-s2Ertd and prolsoe-
Whist heIacclnhs OF unknown dead sec,
And marvel II at death they roee Agnlu,
And u I'll tht8e sun b.!
That Shakespeare 1iEca, We easily belicve-
Thu wonder were thai such could ever die,
But thosss un4nla1tng sw11ns. who can conceive
How thy Ahoold I've, OF Whf3
Nhy rosy II here nfe1 lowfJ ends they scrte,
Nav there not be hereafter iowly enda7
The RIDER mtgE1ou for the FudT nerve:
Quo mAkeS-ona ooly neutk
Their numbers shake N Though the sta1s tad
becu
Ike earth. each cue the cradle Of I rice,
And Ill Immortal, there were roorn within
The eternal dwcnlng.plse
For. Infinite as apsec, And IN it, needs
Al VARIOUS rs creation, Il demands
All modes Of being, Intellect, and crccdA
Oufnunhe1fng the eaodA
-HoERT 1XJGKfpN.
, 1870-03-27


The sinking OF the Oneida by Captain Ere has
bfuuRht anew Whltllcr'H Wcfl-knoNn 'rerses Oh
Skipper ITrsou:
skFrRR IRfsoS.B RIp1.
or ali the rides since the birth Of time,
Told IN s1GIy u sung IN rhyme
On ApultIah' golden ass
Or une-ectd Ealender.s horse at hr1sa,
Witch RstT de OF human hnck,
1alRmS prophet on A1-Borak-
The ettanTest Tide that ever v4A sped
WAs 1rcson's, out from Nasblehtnd!
Old Floyd frcson, for bis hard heart,
Tarred and feashered and carried In = cart
By the women Of Aarblthead!
Small pity for nlmt He sailed away
Prom i leaking snip In Cbaleur nay,
Sailed away fyum sinking wreck,
Rack he ausxefed, " Sink Of swtml
Bras Of your catch Of hsh again!
And OF be sziled through tho fog aud rain
Old Pl0yd 1rcsop, &C.
Fathons deep In dead Chsleur
TExt wreck shzll uc foterrfmosc,
Mother aud sister, Wife md maid,
L1ukcd from tue rocks MAttfehead
Over the moaning And gAvinX tca-
Lacked for the coming fh1t might not bel
What did the Winds and The sea-bir1ls szy
OF Tho cruel Captaln who sailed awAyz
Old Floyd IresoQ, Tor hts h1t.t heart,
TasIsl and ieathessd sd carried In cazt
Through the streets, On elther Side,
Ep dew wtndnEA, do1r1 swung wide;
ShRfp-tonEued S1altlste.E, old wives gray,
Treble lent the nsh-borai1 usay.
Sfa-worn Srandslrca, enpp1e-bouod,
l]ults Of old sailors run aground,
eEook head, and ilst, and hat, ind cane,
And cfoAkcd With cus1ra The haAIte refrain:
"Here's Flud Ot1son, fur his hord hotrt-
Tufrd an futhezTd az CORD III coTt
By the women O. HotbleeadI"
ane&f me- neiRhbors." At last he cried,
Whist to me tB thia noisy ride:
What Is the ahatuc that clothes The akin
To to the n8Meleea horror that lives within
waking or BEeepinR, Sec 4 wreck,
And hear 4 crJ from the Feeling detEl
Tlate me- and curse mel only dread
The hand Of God and the face Of the deAd!n
Said cid Floyd Ircson, Tor hts hard heart
TarTrd xnd fcaihetrd aud carried IN 4 cAr
py ths women OF Axrblehead.
Then the vito OF the skipper lost 1t sea
Said, 81 God has touched him! Why should we7'
Said m old vile mourning her only son.
"Cut The roRueH tetheF and let him runl'
So with Fott Fclcnt3ngH and Tnde excuse.
Half BooE7l, halt pity they cut him loose,
And care hin a cloak u htlte him IN,
And LETT him alone with hts shame and An.
Puor Floyd Jrcson, for his hard heart,
1Arrcd nnd te2theFed aud carried IN q CAT
Uy the WON tn Of AArtltheQlI
, 1870-03-27

Tie Isish Episcopal Church, iuat discs
sallizhed, has been ho1diug long session to
arrange itself TO Its new position; One qnes-
ton Se1y earnestly discussed has been ~hsshez
the Bishops should form third house, separate
from the cclcrgy and }aity and hxsins veto On
THAR action. This measure hH pass*d, A.
! though II has cansed Tho withdrawal 2r1a The
Church Of Lord Jaulea Butler. It w2s assert
I'd that Miss Eu1dett Couts would gire tbs
Church ssoo, 900 Il the BsshoFs Wcra allowed
he veto
| Tho New York Tabst (Rozn.n Cauaolic) says: ::
ave have no sympathy with Professionalism,
tnt We prefer the cider, nost doestanl and
moro rclsious forms Of rroteatautisu 10 the
wste.J forms that arc lAttet1y becoming the
fhc Ystes County, II. T., Baptist Association
have resolved that any Rxpist minister tnE1t-
irg uninmcreed Christians to tho Iorda Sep
per il gnilty Of violating tbs lsws ot tho great
Head 81 the Church, and ahouh bo dealt With
ae = hereto a9tet the second offence, And de-
posed from the ministry.
Dr.. Tnsoy has atArted memorial Protcat'u8
again1t the disuae Of the Athzaassan ezcsd IN
Inc Gnits1i,ns eIaiua 10 havs been rerarhar
BY succetatnl IN their India utseinns- nh
I q en- ;s to be established in p1rss.
Awr;te1 in tho Observer N.Y.: eve read
!1tely Of Case where preachert having Io6
. child. called in a neiEhbcxing minister 70 Il
teud the funeral, and heard in his own house
one Of his own scrmona, puhaishsd tea year
, before" -,
Tte eu,n feet question is discussed IN tn
rnit son circles in Gina Shall parents b. I'd
, usis,ed into the Christian Church who coattnui
10 compress The feet q tleiz caAMsens on'
Z Cinesc mother, ! church member, hsa AZ
: rrrtted = determination to let the feet OF he
I dsuchtet1 Srow IN the natural way
II Is reported On gcod authoEity that ct II
. ,1itsionay enett put forth IN China at less
% rrr cent i By the Cstholica- Tho Francl
! | Nin;stsr has ohtainod an imperial decrco pei
rajttine tbs priests 70 decide su questions Q
, NV between Chineee Catholics aud thass wh
Z stiu zdhesr 10 the Chinese religion 90 high
r reTsopaer ~ Sl1 John Browning, Who NJ
q ;hexr for Z lcng wti1a, Expresses the optnio
I that Romar1isn stands fair chance Of o!
= ta;n1nu roeeession OF thin sast et1Farr-
! Ger1rap Preats teefan Theological Scho<
!, t.e been started in He~a,k, MI.
n Thc Rev. John Cotton Smith. In 1ztn =
I hrraa. 1dyocated the putting Of only os
!. rhurrh IL small village, and eaid that Il
= Ey1ncniieal Alliances, cnuPosod os N Chr
. a.n 3tnrcher, .thou1d desdo of Whist denu
: .nation th,t church ahuuM be.
Tncra s.r ssid to be moro 1e~a nov IN N
/. yarI than In IN Es1a- Thera ers b
q . Ioa n Asiht;c Turkey, and Th,oo0 In n,
e -. In tha United 6tasea thsrs ase ~. q
i, .,I.e subject Of tbs unioa Of tha 'vsslo
, 1870-03-27
Ti'T-BITE,

4 P.-:sAeld, Mata., man iortr his t1ntner
flo gAss one of hts loys snnLH' t1uashin5 for
losing is- Not long sitter, the father found the
missing hammer uilete be haf nft It, 'tEevet
mind. tsal he trysnE TO eonselc the hux and
his conscience, "*hrpiugs nessr come
Anaisa!"
Tho New York Evening Pos. ~nasa III inter
national umbrella exhibition. whirh SHALL be no
pns7r|R F|s!ssa sssi tzu xour a,.a . no,n.
uful nurse ts hcr rna1= patient 'You have
turned it alrrady. msdfm;" said he +Ah,
sir. gueaH r1u will not die this tiu:e.''
Ono OF tue sagee tass- "k'n't 50, II, law
unless you Eave nothing to lose=ss lawyers
houses art bui!t On fooi~ heads"
Some congrc {1tions seem to be particular ~
to their preseheEa- One Of these gave public
notice that they WANTED preacher. bit urnt
chrisriAn, he n:aR hav7'A Goc<i u,nr.l cLs1-
acter.
What !. your 1srdza .sws % ind M tb.1ssoner asaa
not gtilty-if he'lsIsave town.
4 gentleman wlo VIA very sea1mls+A or, ths
erhteet Of horses, bat nctssxo~ding Ia tno~i-
edge, boneht \ n1re at aaA*idn and rcdc. her
home. "Ten, Cesar, saitt he 70 his e.t,le
coArhmxn, "what IA yo11 shfnk Of Earf Hho
cost ne five huntfrti dolissa-r "DuaAo m1s-
tar-" Yea, hut wlas do xoa think ~ .'WelL
slsasa, il mAkea me tuk Of rhat the preacher
soau parted. air.nae7nb.r Dr., ,yt4xt arst -
1a3 little boy, after Eiving everybody I
good night hiss, kneelel At his noshoEa aille 90
saY his evening larsyea- bis tspeateds 'sSos
hy ms do~n to a1eep.'' st<, md cunfRpe /,
% sSa 9'ess pap. t9a I'D bsess lttie and
a'.Ae !: hl@ SGD eas Il :his ss issessstsae:
= W. silent: aia nj t.assnpsatedt.1s Il; seeoad a.
o.,Ap ad afs hAatftifu1 hreA and A6id t*Evefy,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-19

n, IL enacted By the Senate and HoH, Of Rtpresent-
aiircs 81 the United Sates u lnerica In Congress
assembled.
That from the time any State Legislature shall
have pIvcr, or shall hereafter give. the consent ui
such State to the purchase by the United states o!
any n tional cemetery mentioned In the Act emil
lied IAN net TO establish and protect national cenl-
~etcrIcs," approved F. bruary twrniy.second. eight:
| cen hundred AMI slxty-scvcn. the jurisdiction am
| Dowcr OF legislation Of the United States over sneh
cemetery shall In all courts and places be held to be
| the same Us is granted by ecii0n eight, article one,
NJ the Constitution OF the United States; and all
the provisions OF said act Of February twenty-sec-
| onI' eighteen hundred aud sixty seven, shall be ap-
| plICablc TO the same.
Sec. 2, And be 1t further enacted. That It shall be
the duty Of the Secretary OF War TO cause copies o.
MA nrrxrnt art Ia he sent 10 the Governors OF all
such State, wherein any OF such national cemeteries
| may be situated, 10 the emil that the Legislatures o.
| such States may give the consent herein mentioned
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-19
Gold uil July 7th. iSI0. iyi.ln
nIIL AND MINING
TROWN POINT GOI.D AND

y Silver Mining COnnpany.-Location OF
Works. Gold Hill, Storey County, Novads.-
Notice 10 hereby given, that NJ a meeting OF the
Trustees OF said Company, held On the third
day OF August, 1919, Nj assessment OF Three ~
Dollars per share was levied upon the capital
United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, u; the
oNics Of the Company. Room 81, Haywards
Bailding. No. Ala California street, San Fran.
cisco. California. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on the SIXTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. i>1U. shall be deemed
delinquent, and will De duly advertised for -ale
~ public aletion. and unless paymeul shall be
made before. will be sold on TUESDAY, the
aTth day OF september, 1870, 10 pay the laid
delinquent Assessment. together with costs vi
advertising and expenser of the sale.
'CHSS. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
OMee-Room ~. IISywarl's Building. No.
tio California street, San Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-19
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

tlon dI,,r,c, Of New Orleans, and shall be subject 70
The SAN regulations and restrictions as otnet pt Poi.
Of delivery In the United States; and q ~ c 5ne ! ps "
eyes and facilities afforded by tne ~ . % tSItty.onc,
en;Itied IAN sct allowing the duties on rh iorsign
merchandise, ,mpoItst into P fl6SIst S:;.hv nee and
Sn,shn. =, =. s.cr,red and paid nj those places,
s SaIf1 be ex q to said port. 4 surveyor Of Gus ns
toms shall be appointed to reside 81 I.M a. S sso GSsS 1 re.
pe,,o'.hh ~ ssne COMPENSATION now PROVIDED oi
which may hereafter be provided by Law LOT survey
os of the same grade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-19
TPuOIIC-NUs IW'J
~ ,cr r., ,hs relief Of the United States and
a. NS Brazil Steamship Company
Approved July u, 1870.

D. -,.,,d bv kht Stnnte and HoHie q RfptTtttHE'
oe etire. Of tIs Gsiied aata Of America {" Con0re''
dssenLled. 1,
Tint the secretary Of the Treasury Be; ana ne u
hereby authorized 70 refund 10 d ING op onv money
u 'ho trrasiry not otherwise Appropriated. az s9nis
hsrctofore collected at the custoni-houss AZ ssw
York city by way OF tonnage sxss Upon .ie ssf betSeen
o. y sd iTnS,ed States ami Brazil, under the provisions
" the act o. twenty.sIsh, Nay, . sIsSStsIsnI sq Inc 6.
anu IMAM, nfocran mall steamship service between
w., TinIted States and Brazil. " notwithstanding that
such sums were paid without due legal protest , SnH
nppnerntucsd 10 the said Secretary that at the time
~, N r.sIi taxes were imposed the said ve1els were ~
Rail specIaily exempted from similar exactons &c
which other vessels were In the ports Oh tnat couh'
try liable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-19
[PublIc-No. 1921
AN ACT or the relief Of presumption settlers IL
the State OF Nebraska,
Approved July I. 1870.

n, IL enacted By the Senate and Houe of Rspreienl'
aiires Of me United States Of hnsried IN Con
0reas assembled.
That settlers upon the public domain within n
limits Of the State OIL Nebraska. VINO, prlot 10 tne
iirst day OF january, eighteen hundred and seventy.
had filed their declHratOry statcments under thr
prc.rmptIOn laws for tracts once offered at public
any withdrawal for railroad grants. where such
Lands were AT date OF Cling, a. Aforesaid. suoJect 10
disposal under said presumption laws, and VINO;
the lands no settled upon snd claimed became sub
irct 10 the designation OF "unOfiered" Ia ds, have
failed TO make the proof and payment REQUIRED 6y
mcnt, shall b., and are hereby allowed and author
lied to make such proof and payment within one
year frorI the passage OF this act, upon showing q
nun compliance with all other provisions Of the pre-
rmptI9n nws; provided, that such settlements were
upon the ever.numberri sections. and 10 not IN
cIudc cases declared to be invalid By the Commits
sioner or the General Land ONCE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-19
"
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENTSAlES.
rNCnRRHocKRR GoLD AND

IN Silver Mining tAic
No. A.-Ths shareholders ara hereby no;iied.
that in accordance with the laws Of the State Of
Nevada, and the by law- Of the knivkcrbockcr
Cog ana S,sse. Ml,,nS ~ S"T ,rp 'r eo o MIL O Os
the Company, in Gold HUI, NcSaIa. on MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER NJ FIFTEENTH, 1871.
between the hours Of three and :Our O'Clock r.
~, 40 many shAres OF stock In laid Company.
standing In the names of the following named
persons, ~ viii be necessary to pay the assess
mont duo thereon. together with coeis Of sale
aud advertising, uuless the samc 10 paid prsSi.
Gus to the day Of sale:
N.~es No Cor. Va Oh. Amt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-19
11ELCRRn .II.VkH MINING:

ID comprehension OF Works, Gold Hill,
Storey County, Sevada.-No:ice 10 hereby given
that n. 4 meeting o. the Bilrd OF Trustees OF
said Company, held on the 9Th day OF September,
1870, an assessment (No. ~ OF Two Do!,srs
(Sa 90, per shar. WA levied upon the cap
tn! stock OF said Company. payable imIac-
diately, Ia Uu!,ed States gold coin, TO the Secre-
tary, at the oaiee OF the Company. No. 40
California street, san Francisco, California.
Any stock upoa which ssii assessment shall
remain uapaid on MONDAY, October 10,
1910. shall be deemed ~delinqUcnt, aud viii BE-
un.e.s payment shSll be made before. will be
soil on SATURDAY. October .. 1870, TO pay
the ds!irnucnt assessment, together VITA Costs
OF ADVERTISING and expenses OF sale.
By order Of he Board Of Trustees.
II. [. KlB8E, Secretary.
Onlce-Room No. Of ~liaywari's Building, No.
90 California street, San Francisco, Cal. a
.~tI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-19

And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the third day OF
August, 1870, 20 many shares OF each parcel
Of said stock ~ may 6c necessary will be sold
At the office OF the company, Room No. 81,
Hayward's Building 4l9 California street, San
Francisco, California. on TUESDAY the 9Th
day Of September, 1870. at the hour OF ! O'Clock
r 4. Of said dry, TO pay sAid delinquent nsscss-
ment thereon. together with costs ofadyertising
and expenses Of sale.
CHAS. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Onice-Room No. 81 Hayward's Building, No.
AZ California street, San Francisco, Cal.
aaQ.fd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-19
Y ENTUCK MINING COMPANV-

IN Location OF Works. Gold Hi,l, Storey
Couuty, : ;a,e OF Ncvada.-Not:ce Ia hereby xiv.
Gu, that At n meeting OF the Board OF Trustees
Of said Company, held on the sith day OF An
gust, A d. 1871, an assessment, No. 3, OF Five
Dolltrl (S5I per share was levied upon the CAPT
tl stock OF said Company. payable Immediately
IN United States gold coin TO The SECRETARY nj
the Office OF the Company. No. Ii9 California
upon which said assessment shall remain un.
paid on THURSDAY, September Goth, A. ID,
lsTo, shall be decmcd delinquent, and will be
duly adverli.ed for sale At pablo auction. and
unless .pay,nent shall be made before, will be
sold on MONDAY. October nth, A. d. 1871, a,
one o'clock r. y Of that day. 10 pay the dclin'
ousnt assessment. together with costs Of advcr
tisiag aui expenses OF sale.
BY o.der Of the Board OF Trustees.
II. {. KIB6E, Secretary.
Onlse-Room No. 81. Hayward's Bni!diny, No
Az California street, sun Francisco
California. augJ IL
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Be IL esdeted by tie Senate and Ho.ue Of Repraent-
otira q "a. gaitsd SGta Of America. IN Gov
pTess dssembled
That all that portion OF the western district"
land district, created BY the act approved March
three, eighteen hundred and nny-seven, entitled
An oct to establish three additional land districts
In the Territory Of kansa, !" which 70 situated north
OF the townships ten and steven south In said State.
shall constitute q new land district, 10 be called the
Republican land district.
Sec. 2. And be II further enacted, That the Presi.
dent BE-, and he Ia hereby authorized, whenevrr the
public Interests shall require, TO appoint by and
with the advice and consent ~ the Senate, or du-
ring the recess thereof, and uut!lthe end Of the next
sesalon OF Congress ntrr such appointment. a regis
ter and q receiver for the district hereby created,
who shall respectively be required TO reside At the
site or thcir olices. have the SANE overs. response
oilitles and eInOluIncnts, and be subject 10 the sam
acts and penaltiet which are or may be prescribed
BY law In relatlonto other land Officers OF the United
States In sad State.
Sec. 81 And be It further enacted. That the public
lands In said district shall be subject TO sale and dis.
poSa, upon the sans terms and conditions rs ether
public Lanis Of the United etates; provided, that all
sales and locations made at the uffice Of the old dis
trict OF lands situated within the limits Of the new
district, which shall be valid and right In other re:
spects, up TO the day on which the new once shall
so Into operation, be. and the same are hereby con-
tirmed.
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 4th day or
August, A. D. 1870. so many shares OF each par
sold a. NE ofnce Of the Company, No. $40 Mont
conery street. San Francisco. caliioEnia, on
THURSDAY, the Goth day Of September. A: d.
1870, at tho hour OF 1o'elockP. y Of taid day,
10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
rether with costs OF advertising and expenses
- GRO. R SPINNEY. Secretary.
onlce-No. $50 Montgomery s:rect, San Fran:
cisco, California. esla.td