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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-11
DIVORCES.

psoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBJ
A tsined in different States. Legal every.
xbsre' Dcsertion. general misconduct, ETC.,
,,n Seisut cause. No publicity required. No
eSsrre until divorce granted. Advice free. Call
on of JOHN J.. FULTON, 9
Counsellor at Law,
~. ,sn Roadway. Nav York city.
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The Bates County tky.l Democrat
reports a visit to 4 stone quarry near
Butler. where a petrifed snake had
been partly uncovered. Twenty feet
of the monster have so far como to
hight, and that Is not more than half
of him.
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CHECK FOUND.

cHHcK DRAWN IN FAVOR OF JOHN
"A FLANAGAN was picked mp ysstercesy ydsg
Gold Hil. Tho owner can ear oi tno fs
thereof By calling at this once anu ps1o..Ss
this advertisement.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED. .
IEizoNA AMP UTAH M IN M

IRgZONA AND UTAH Nh
A Comnsny-Location OF works, COD hil
Mining District, StoreycountJ, N~evsaa;-N MO
~ Ttus ices or said company, hold on the 7th
lSsy Of December, 1917, an assessment mo. " oi
One Dollar ar per share was lev1ed upon INC
cnnitsi stock Of said company, payable immedi'
Steiy. In United States gold coin, TO the secretary,
wards Building, No. 4l0 CaliorniA euee', oau
anS stncE moon which mid assessment shall
remain unpaid on Friday, the 10th day OF Jan;
mar. 1873, shall be deemed delinquent ana
VIII be duly advertised for ssle o. PUBIC sac-
wSii be sold on THURSDAY, the soth day OF
january, 1919, to pay tho delinquent assess;
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. s.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Ofaco, Room No. % Hayward's Building, 4le
California street, Ban Francisco. Cal. dec I'd
DIED JACKET GOLD AND slL.
~ yer Mining cg%psny.ss tHssH sano 81 w Stsis
Of Neyada.- Notice Is hereby given, that at a
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees o: said Com
many. held on the 9Th day OF December, 1872,
an assessment Of Ton Cents per share was
levied upon tho capital stock OF said Company,
payble at the office OF the Company, 10 Un,,e !,
0Ldt6b ROlQ huu buNCi Somt
the above Company.
remain unpaid on the 10th day Of January, 1873,
shall be deemed delinquent, and Will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, VIII DO
sold on SATURDAY, tho 25th day OF January,
1873, to pay tho delinquent assessment, together
With coats Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
q. C. HOWARD, Secretary.
ofaee-No. $50 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, Cal. de9 "a
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

DUCKRYR GOLD AND SILVER
Mining Company.-Location OF works,
DEVILS Gate Mining. District, Lyon County,
State OF MISUNDERSTANDING arc Delinquent
mon Inc following described stock, on act cunt
n assa,sment me. o. levied on tho 18th day OF
October. 1872, the several amounts set oppo-
site Inc names OF the respective shareholders,
as follows: a-r-gaa : 8
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mn GOIn AND Nil.
| CTCCOR MILL, AND MINING

CUCCOR MILL AND MINlNG
y Company-Location Of works, Gold HUI
Mining District, Storey county, Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting OF inc
18th day Of November, 1872, an assessment OF
Ono Dollar ($l per share was levied upon
tho capital stock Of said company, payable
Immediately In United States gold coin. to the
S02 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF
January, 1873, shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on MONDAY, tho 27th day OF January,
1873, 10 pay the delinquent assessment thereon,
together with CT SITS OF advertising and expenses
ofrale.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
onice-Room s. No. 500 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. Cal, .. O. 800 E n0H "a
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NOTIFICATION.

SILVER crrr, LYON Couxrr, NEy.i
.-I.ayG % S8I ! November Q, 1872.
CHARLES z. nKLoNG to JOHN SPRING,
Dr., as Agent Of the south Extension OF the
Columbia Gold and Silver Mining COMPANY
proving said claim nom October siss, 1865, TO
October 3ist, 1871. .r -
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MEETING.

0FFIcE OF THE KENTUCK MINING
pCompany.-San Francisco, November "a,
1sTa 10 accordance with . resolution adopted
.st' = meeting Of the Trustees Of tho Kentuck
Mining Company. held this day: = special meeI.
haseSy caliod. Inc samc to DO held ut tho once
of he Company. No. 4i5 Montgomery street
~ of January, 1878, at . o'clock P. H., to AXE
into consideration the .Propricty Of Increasing
Srndred Thousand dollars, divided into two
tSonssnd shares OF two hundred dollar each,
tSc present capital stock, to three million dol.
lara suv divided into thirty thousand shares OF one
nunofeu a''A d. L. MCDONALD,
J.iA. PRITCHARD,
II. 8. BROWN,
T. J. sHACKLEFoRD, p
FRANK SWIFT:
..so,d Trustees.
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IIaUO GOLD AND SILVER

| ~ Mining COmpany.-Location OF works,
| Storey county. State o fNcvada: -Noticc.-Ther
| stock. on account of assessment No. !, lowed
| on the I'd day of November. 1872, tho several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
i've shareholders, a. follows:
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z n AND FURNITURE.

HOUSE TO RENT, RLIGIBLY STU.
"A ated In Gold Hill, with furniture for tale.
Terms favorable. Apply At this once.
noli II
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LEGAL NOTIFICATION.

SILVER CrrY, Lrox CoUNrT, Nrv.l
November Q. 1879.
GEORGE SHERMAN TO JOHN, SPRING,
DR.. as Agent Of tho South Extension OF the
Columbia Gold and Silver Mining Company,
FOR moneys paid out, and work done In In
proving said claim nom October 31st, 1865, TO
October alst, 1871. ~
Amount due. $500 "
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NOTICE.

To tho Stockholders OF the Baltimore Amer
lean Mining Company" and OF the Baltimore
Mining Company."-The above Companies hhv.
me- been consolidated, there still remains out
standing about Eighteen Thousand Shares
which have not been exchanged for the stock Of
the new Company, tho Baltimore ConsoL
ldatod." As tue latter Company have levied an
assessment, the holders OF the stock Of the two
old companies are notified that the stock they
arc entitled to In the new Company Will be sold
unless the assessment is paid
DAVID T. BAGLBY,
Secretary OF the said three Companies.
#.# pn1k hi .
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COLLECTS ADVERTISING AND SUB
= scriptioas for the GOLD HILL NEWS and
for papers published In California, Oregon and
Nevada; Warrington, Utah. Idaho, Montana.
Colorado, Arizona and adjacent Territories;
Sandwich Islands, the British Possessions, Mex
ican PoYts, Nicaragua. Panama, Valparaiso,
Japan and China; New Zealand and the Austria
Han Colonies. tho Atlantic States and Europe.
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LUMINOUS.

1901 HH -
crArE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF
> storey:-In Jus,iee's Court Gold HIn.
Township No. ., before A. A. Putnam, jus
tlee Of the Peaee.-william Pasooe, Plaintiff,
". Keystone Gold and Silver Mining Company.
sends to Keystone Gold and Silvor Mining Com
pany. a corporation. Greeting: You are hereby
.ummoned TO appear before me-, Justice OF the
Peace In and Tor Gold Hin. Township Nos
county and state aforeeaid, AZ my once In Gold
I'M. GU the Soth day Of December, 4. D.. 1874,
~ 10 o'clock A. Y. Of that day, to answer the
complaint OF William Psscoe. wherein be claims
to recover the sum OF Two Hundred and Thirty
eight Dollars, In gold coin. for labor performed
at your Request, as per bill on ale In my once.
And you are hereby notified that II you fall to
appear and answer the eomplalnn a. Aforesaid,
Judgment will be taken against you for tho sum
81 Two Hundred and Thirtyeight Dollars and
costs Of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said county.
Greeting: Make Legal service and due return
hereof.
oe'' "A. PUTNAM,
,r.tiee Of the Peace. Gold Hi, Township No. 5.
eoo I'd
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ADVERTISING
Has created many . new business;
Has enlarged many an old business;
Has revived many . dull business:
Has rescued many q Loaf business;
Has saved many { falling business;
Has preserved many q large busine-s;
And inrures success in any business.
GIRARD'S sEcREr.-Stephen Girard used
70 say 10 HE old ago: IL have always eonsid-
cred advertising literally and long to Do the
great medium or tueeess In business, and tho
prelude TO wealth.. And I have made II an inva-
riable rule TO advertise In tho dullest times ~
well 40 the busiest, long experience having
taught me that money thus spent 10 well laid
out, as by continually Keeping my business be.
fore tho public it has secured many sales that ]
otherwise would have lost.
Advertise ~ Business.
Keep ysur Name before b Public.
Judieisus Advertisius will Insure . For.
tune.
II Basiness 10 Dali, Advertise.
II Basiuess 10 Brisk, Advertise.
~ The man Who didn't believe In .dver-
Using has conc into partnership with the sheriff,
and that oticial does the adrertislnz. )ysu
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advertising Is the oil whiel
their lamps."-Nodern Prov.
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MININC AND STOCK TABLE,

fleet inIshr's Total
Mine. an. Shares
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
DECIsIONS-MARcH %.

Supreme -Chdn.brs-By Judge Cardozo.-
Arowsm,h denied 10 abide Guon sgt
Tpey.-Moon granted payment Of $40 costs Compton as Le'
land-Motion granted payment Of 2 10 costs
Judge Bradyn matter OF the application Of William II
for appointment Of trustees &cOer granted
The People &C. AnewsOrder amended. Allen ag FIRST Ma
tiousl Bank Of Rchmond-Case settled
Superior COWt-Specidt Ierm--By Judge Sedgwick.
Martin agt Tery-Orter granted Rogers sgt Rogors-ssne
The and Railroad CompsnyMoon
granted Carpenter that bill
shall character psu
isrly Nash sg Fagan ct a0rir granted jordan Beck
Order Of reference granted eeome a Marks- Order appointing
receiver Richardson agt Carpenter. same.
Common Pleds-Specidl Ierm-By Judge Robinson. -
Gpn ,g Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co-Aoon denied With go
Shut, Weson.Mouon TO set aside inquest deaei aud
so Schneider PnkneyMoton for
contempt denied without costs Hobart sg Loossos
rlrann nrir
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
THE BROOKLYN ALDERsMYIC CONTEST.

The suit OF John L. Douglas against Andrew
j. Foster writ OF quo warranto to obtain the seat as
Alderman OF the Eleventh Ward OF Brooklyn, has
been concluded before Judge Gilbert in the Circuit
Court Of Kings County and the jury rendered verdict
in favor Of the plaintiff. Mr.. Douglas was the Repubn
can candidate for the Aldermanshlp OF tho Eleventh
Ward the last election, and the certificate was given
the Democratic candidate who claimed majority OF
one vote Mr. Douglas claimed that In the lid District
there great frauds committed that the Inspectors
after the polls closed announced that the whole
number OF votes cast 55 OF which Foster had re-
ceiyed 49, and Douglas 100; the return not made up
until the following day. and then Douglas was credited
with only votes and the co votes with which he had
been previously credited wero added to the vote OF
Foster, thus eecting him by majority OF one In the
whole ward. The official Of the ward was 1864 for
Foster and 1908 for Douglas DlstrctAtorney Britton
and william W. Goodrich appeared for the relator,
Douglas. aud s. Crooke for Foster. The testimony OF
100 voters was offered In evidence showing that they had
voted the lid District poll aud for Douglas IL was
also shown that large number OF fraudulent votes were
cast IN that district for the Democratic candidate.
The defense claimed that the witnesses IN Dehalf or
Douglas part Of a trained gang from the Navy
Yard. who had been drunlned up" to tnvaidaSe tho
election. ,,.
The Jury were briefly charged by Judge Gilbert, aud.
after rendering their verdict poliei by request OF
defendans counsel Toe successfuI contestant was CON
~ Islulalsd w tho lssus vi tAs trisl
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
1t is stated in Berlin that the San Juan case

II is stated in Berlin that the San Juan case
will probably go against England.
NJ. Guizot has subscribed to the French Re-
nubc and expressed TO NJ Theirs his willingness to take
office If his services can be useful 10 hs country
The stricter recruiting system employed by
the Germans will give 10000 more men to the reserve
every year. and will raise the available forces OF ueF
many TO 100000 In IL years.
The journal de st. Petersburg of March 2
states that an earthquake in Caucasn suddenly changed
prosperous and productive district into desert II
destroyed the city OF Tchemakha ana injured seVcra
neighbOIing villages, causing loss OF lS7 lives'
Prince Arthur, who is at present serving with
his corps at garrison recently delivered lecture
there the art Of illustrated by the German
Kregspie The Prince remarked that the game was OF
the greatest 10 all who deslIous OF earnestly
studying their profession.
The Governor of Paris, Gen. LAdmrault,
resigned his Office during the last days Of February The
Home Department had forgotten that Paris being under
martial law the civil power did not exist, and, without
consulting the General, they gave permission for the
Rappe, Radical organ which he had suppressed some
time ago to appear Feb. 90 This probably was bait to
the Radicals induce them 70 vote for the law Tor sup
pressing journals they happened TO be OF another coior
know what acts OF iberality toward the press were
necessary to pave the way for the law that Is TO gag II,
plantations ensued, and the General then withdrew his
resignation.
A Communist" III st. Petersburg must be
rather bird On the 2sth ut In that city, an arti-
san was tried for publishing procamatons With the OBJ
ect Of overthrowing the Government. Gotcheyon for
that was the name had printed certain procama-
ons on handpress which he had procured for the pur-
pose one Of them contained warm eulogy OF the Pa
risian Commune, and called upon the strongwilled
Russian youth" 10 follow its example by suppressing the
Government and making all men equal" The second
proclamation advised the people TO hang NJ katkoi the
editor of the NoscoD Gazette while the other documents
were appeals to the Russians 10 rise against the rob-
hers about them and TO assist unhappy Pans III renew
inc her revolution The opinion generally entertained
was that NJ Gortchevo0 lunatic but, sane or IN
sane has been packed Off to Siberia Tor me- ana de
| priyed Of all his rights as a citizen.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

,o tho American Case questions OF fact Tne inter
national principles involved In their decision aIe da
hcd 20 IL BY the assent OF tho two 0over
ncnts The dispute 10 the meaning of the treaty anu
the exout of the reference Is one when anS
their agreement on those points Is an anteeeaems
condition OF any arbitration at all Tne amer'cna @
Secretary of state In order to show that whatever we
NAV have intended when signed the Treaty we ou9e
now 20 leave that instrument TO be interpreted py ene
Arbitrators points TO the fact that his Government
allowed the Confederate cotton loan claims to ee pre-
scnted TO the Mixed Commission at washington ,S iUr
decision. although they were expressly excluded w tho
ianruave OF the Treaty. In that case, however tne
Government OF the United states acted IN tns
else OF its own Judgment and our Government ~ouia
have instantly acquiesced IT, appealing 10 tne Irea
the American Government had required the %
nj be Cotton Loan claims Our objections to refer the
indirect claims 10 the Geneva Arbitrators are bnsen On
considerations of honor and duty ana are
sisent with sincere desire to give the luIcst
ton 10 any demands Of the United States when can pc
Justified OH the grounds OF law and reason
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

The Hon. s. NJ. Quincy closed a short and
pthy speech IN the Massachusetts, Legislature, against
forcing the suffrage upon the OF that State with
the following words:
You cannot confer upon a good man or woman me
right OF suage without imposing at The same time the
Imperative duty OF suffrage 10 u all nonsense 10 say
20 these remonstrants, "Nobody wants you 10 vote II
Won don't choose :" On the contrary everybody wants
you 10 vote you must vote unless you would see rogues
triumph and honest men thrown overpoard. FOR pe
assured that tho enemy will bring up all ms reserves
Every gambler, swindlcr shouder-hitter. ANA rougn
will bring hls women 10 the polls =, .,. >,
I think that believe In the true rights or woman 10
Greater extent than some OF those who Advocste Tue
suffrage believe IN afforiing her every iacimy h i
engaging In every occupation of private fr OF "hch
she can show herself capable For ths thhg WIZ soon
regulate itself II she "a not good doctor sh. WIZ nos
poi patlonts: II sh0 u not good lawyer sho VIII ho'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
THE COURTS.
A BANKRUPTS BARGAINS.
CURIOUS ARRANGEMENTS WITH PREFERREl

CURIOUS ARRANGEMENTS WITH PREFERRED
CREDrrORs-A TRUSTEES PERQUIsITES-
JUDGE BLATCHFORD sPOIIS THE GAME
In the matter of Theodore H. Vetterlein
and Bernard T. vetterIeln bankrupts, Ia mo-
ton was made in the United States Dis
trct Court to confirm resolution OF certain credtors
appointing Trustee and Committee In the course OF
decision yesterday denying the motion, Judge Batc-
ford says:
Section - Bankruptcy , grodng & the soss, Cont r., Gi s
resolution passed interests Of the creditors VII 10
promoted thereby refers the interest Of al the crdo and t asn
Do SU S. 'ss o GS % Ss raIos rss H viii Of
sp. s 20 h eR. Of sc. who 90 not vote ia yor Of the resolution
Of the latter will be promoted oy
Section provides b. claim. allowed INNS:
has by him sell dispose Of bis claim or to receive any
whereby any action On s part the ssd @
claim shall be allowed unless all the statements set forth IN the
shall be granted o. granted valid the bankrupt person
in @ e, s b. S % 1'S. 81 HS C o
In appears that one OF s creditors VINO hss
aGs an ssscHi to I b. Claim to tbs Trustee
csed from Ga Il. GvenG Of Is per- cent By an
signed by each the person pTed " trustee a. soon a.
the hands Of the assignee enough money to pay 10 een per
for such person a. trustee person appointed trustee Othe
assignee has conveyed all the e to him and been dh,1d G q. -
payment operate assignment Of the claims Of the ngne 70
%sn. e%sep the trustees and toe buip certain
veyed by the bankpts and the wife Of of them 70
he so aud It's proceeds and other
Of such to be paid the trustee and
he claims Of said sgne security the rne FOR SAID
moneys BY until the and the Of 1880
services trustee shall be reimbursed 10 NM ana
bankruptcy proceedings Superseded and the tstee pa1
advances compensation he to convey to the bsnops a
that remains Of the estate
Certainly Court can give sanction TO such arrangement As
themselves he appointed usess person
estate such irnt proper person
appointed 81 provides that the trustee Shan pro-
settle under the direction and inspection
committee Of the creditors for the equal benefit OF all OF them
has obligated himself by private agreement to wind up
or o the exclusion Of the guing creditors .
Moreover person named COMMITTEE and he one
and who will thereby cease TO
be the the and the 10 cent
paid after his appointment should into such
obligations ofe shown have been entered into
b would be By of equity The
interests Of the gng creditors deliberately sacrificed By the
Under them the obligated himself
TO use reimburse himself bis advances and to pay
his Of m and to turn the the barkrnp
money pat the hands Of the assignee expressly agreed
ha he u,et creditors who No others receive the
cent signed appeal the Court not tn
ton proceeding The proposed trustee resides 10 Philadelphia
and the estate his hands he wond hold without
ng given security and free from the control OF Committee o &
Cor The appc the resolution is denied With
the opposing be paid by the assignee out o the estate
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A LAWYER.

Alexander ii. Reavy, lawyer OF tins city,
was engaged yesterday at the Court Of General Sessions
in the defense OF prisoner charged with horse stealing
Before the case was concluded the Court adjourned for
the day. and Immediately thereafter Capt McClosky
rested Mr. Reavy upon a bench warrant, under an in
dctment found against him for forgery in the first de-
gree Bail in $4,000 being demanded by the District
Attorney Mr. Reavy asked until to-day to furnish It, but
the Recorder declined 10 set him at Liberty until bail was
given. Mr. Reayy was afterward released recOgni-
zanee which was accepted condonaly until to-day when
he is to furnish bondsmen who will give the required
security Mr. Reavy is charged with forgery in proeur-
ing the signature Of Mrs Taylor to bauk piece OF
paper which is said he represented as necessary 10
obtain injunction restraining certain mechanics who
had been employed by her from filing lien upon her
propery This Is said to have occurred nearly year
since and IL has but lately become known that deed
was drawn over tho signature obtained and that Mrs
TAYLOR is diyested Of her title to the property proceed
ing which 1t Is alleged she never contemplated Ii -
stated ON behalf Of Mr. Reavy that the transaction will
he found regular and that on the trial or the case
IL will be shown that Mrs Taylor executed the deed un-
derstandugly.