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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-19
MEETING.

THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L McMeans Gold and Silver Mining Company
will be hcld.Un FRIDAY. the 2dth day OF July,
1871, NJ li:SD O'Clock \. ", at the office OF the
Company, southwest corner or California and
Sansome streets, San Francisco, California.
SyiH nj K n HuI MES LAprretsrv
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r TO TAXPAYERS

OFFICE or TUE COUNTY TnEAsrRER,
Virginia, Storey county, Oct. %, 1871.
Notice To hereby given that the state ana
County Taxes for tho fiscal year 1871 are now
dus and payable At this once. ana tnat tne law
in regard 10 their collection will be striety
rsssssSe :" M. A. MCDONALD,
1 Ex-onicio Tax Receiver;
nmc.-No, "A south B street, In ONCE OF VIZ.
: einia and Gold Hill Water Company
a. ON all Taxes unpaid on the Close OF
hnsine:s On the Goth Of November, 1871 ten per
LII dsi,nnnency will be added. ocst u .
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I0 MILLMEh !

WE HAVE FOR SALE, AT THE GOLD.
w I'M News Once h-h atom OF superior
TIR: a HsI.ti sS' w 3o9Faat e.s: R $af ss.ois S y rs.
dge~d prices tor cash.
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OvKRMAN SILVER MINING

HKNTUCK MINING COMPANY.
N Location Of worka: Gold Hill Mining
District, Storey County. State OF Nevada
Notice Is hereby given, that at a meeting Of the
Trustees Of said Company. held on the 18th
day ofJune. 1872, an assessment (No. y Of Ten
Dollars ($i0) per share, was levied upon the
dia,eIy N United States gold coin to the Secrc.
tary, a. the Office OF the Company, No. AIS Mont
geometry street. San Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on TUESDAY, the 18th OF July,
1917, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
unless payment be made before, will be sold
on MONDAY, the 9Th day OF August, 1877,
TO pay the delinquent Assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF the
sale. FRANK SWIFT, Secretary.
ONCE, No. 415 Montgomery street, San Fran.
cisco. Cal. iel4.td
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o RENT.

THE SOUTH HALF OF TIE LOWER N
Story OF DR.. Halls large New Build. III
Ing. IL offered for rent on reasonable forms. -
II comphsee q handsomely finished room q ieet
long by 16 feet wide. and II feet high, and 10
ofthe most eligible locations In Gold Hill, being
on Main street, opposite the SEwso once. In the
heart OF the town. For further particulars ap.
ply to
J6u DIR. J. Q. HALL
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nANRY GOLD AND SILVER

nANKY GOLD AND SILVER
- Mining Company Location OF Works,
lyon County. State OF Nevada. Notice lie here:
by given, that Ct o meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees OF saId Company, held on the Third
day Of Jnly, 1874. an assessment OF Seventy Ave
is, Cents per share was levied upon the cap.
ital stock OF said company, payable lmmcdi-
ately, In United States gold coin, to the SeeTe-
California street, Room Nc. 5. San Francisco,
California. Any stock upon which said assess.
ment shall remain unpaid on TUESDAY, the
eth day OF August, 1871, shall be deemed delln.
quent, and will be duly advertised for sale at
inado before, win be sold on MONDAY. the 26th
day Of August, 1917, to pay tho delinquent assess
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
GEO. X. SPINNEY, Secretary.
onicc- Room 5, No. $40 California street. San
Francisco, California. Jy5 Id
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FoR PATENT.
NOTICk NO. 1914.

TT s. REGIsTRRS OFFICE, Carson City,
IL. Ney.. May %, lS19.-N Notice is hereby
given, that the ram 0'Shanter Gold and silver
Mining Company, by ": r.. Stewart, supefin'
gram, together with Iorice Of application Tor q
pa,ciIt from tho United States. nnder Actp
Con:rces approved July 20. 1865, for 2,&O
feet OF a certain vein or lode OF quartz or
other rock in place. bearing gold, silver, copper
and other metals. commonly called ana SlON.
a. the Comstock Lode, and Tam O'ShanterG oid
and Silver Mining Company. situated IN COG
Hill Mining District, Storey county, Nevada.
Said claim l. bounded on the north BY unknown
company, and IN the south by unknown
company, aud Is moro particularly described ~
follows. to.wit: Bounded by end lines, onu OF
which, being the north line, commence OF post
No. :, which bears north IA deg. Is min. west
900 feet distant from post No. ], located on tho
south side Of Union Iiavine, otherwise known
Us American Flat .rayine, ard runs fnom fhid
post No. 2 south 20 deg. Is min. weft. and north
Is deg. Is min. east and the other OF which,
being the south line, commences At post NO..
which bears from post No. ! south II deg.G
n In. cas-. I, ZOO feet, and runs from said p0rt No.
8 south IS deg. 10 min. west, and north IS deg.
Is min. cast from post No. 2, which Is stt:a.
ted on tho s~outhwcstcrly slope OF II ridge east OF
Ferdinand R0ux' Gardens, the k'secuon corner
on tho west line OF Section 4, Tow ship 10
north, Range q east. bears south "a deg. ~
min east I,$S feet distant. Tho length Of the
claim is the distance between posts Nos: 3 and
1900 feet. Tho extent OF tho lode latcrally
cannot be asccrtained. but II Is snppostd 10 on
embraced within an area OF twenty-four t5D
acres. The groupings marked on tho accompa.
nying diagram are accepted as being emofaced
within the lode. ......
Said claim il more particularly described In
tho notice md diagram posted In this once anu
Oh n sys / ADoLpnus WAITE, Register:
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CAUTION.

JUSTICE MINING COMPANY. - STOCK
81 sold TO pay the amount due on Assessment
MOL:
No. In nsmc OF No. sh. Sold Len.
lis. Cshill & Fox. Trustees. 80. TO- 49,. 9ss
32i. b F Sherwood & Co, Trus. l0....... o..
SS. C 4 Schmitt, Trustee ......l0....s....9
39i.. C 4 Schmitt, Trustee. ..... 5....H ...4S
SIS. Webster 4 Soule. Trustees. 5....S... ~
The public II cau;lonea against negotiating
said certificates.
=. wEGi ,ER, Secretary.
San Francisco. Jlly Is, ~" jyiT lw
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE BELCHER SILVER
" Minin. Company, San Frauclsco, July
S. lSTs.-At q meeting OF the Board OF Trus-
tees. held this day, = dividend (So. - Of Thirty
($30l Dollars per share was declared. paya.
bic July 10Th.
iyS Inn III C. kIRRE- Spcrptnry.
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y S ID JOS. MARKS. Secretary.
MEETING.

OFFICE OF DELCHER SILVER MINING
~ Company, San Francisco, April Is, lS72.-
In accordance with 4 resolution adopted at q
meeting Of the Board Of TRUSTEES OF the Belchcr
Silver Mining Company, held this day, a special
meeting OF the stoekholdcrd OF said Company Is
hereby called, the same TO be held at the ONCE
OF the Company, Hayward's Building. ila Call
fornia street, San Francisco, California, MON
DAY. the Goth day Of May. 1874, at . o'clock r.
u, to take into consideration and decide upon
the proposition to increase the capital stock OF
said Company from one million and forty thou.
sand dollars, divided into ten thousand four
hundred shares OF the par value ~ one hundred
dollars eaeh-the present capital stocl-to ten
millions four hundred thousand dollars, divided
into one huudrcd and four thousant shares OF
one hundred dollafs each.
JOHN FRY,
4. X. p. HARMON,
J. II DICKINSON,
X. +. MORROW.
b. F. SHERWOOD.
apes I'd Trustees.
The above meeting il adjourned Till TUES
DAY. the ajth day Of June, At the same hour
and place.
The above meeting Is adjourned till THURS
DAY, the s5,h day Of July, at the same hour
and place. je2o I'd
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

4 corner OF Orange and Plane streets, Newark, ~ j..
Pork stand, Ruchr Stalt Pickle Stand one
Game and Poiliry stanl; all first class locations In-
uuire market
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

Two MgRCHANTS-A GENTLEMAN or THO8OU0H
bus ness qualih cations and experience will loan re-
sp0nDc Arm $l0U on approved security. and give his
services for air CONDENSATION. rcabc house wishing
party OF rare executive ability Will please address AL
IA, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

| TNHE STOCK FIXTURES AND LEASE OF 4
j first class gcntlcmcn's Fu nishng Broad.
way doing good business, sale. Address JACKSON.
| Hcra Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

OOp WARD ALEXANDER WARD ASSOCIATION.
~ scysn'esnlh A.-enby district Eighth avenue. venue.
F0rysxth and Forty streets meets next 1atu
day evening r. ID. rRAPlIAUEN, President PHILIP
MC0OVEkN VIA j. J. u PfLUk0Ek SeefetAxy
The New York herald., 1872-09-20
'JNO CAPITALISTS.

Tho advertiser has the ownership and control Of the
manufacture and sale OF highly successful and we'll
known GLASS OF ma ach merry, Which has been constantly
In the New York market o. the last thirty years and
has also been amt aud In successful
ton in Chicago during the last Ave years The
Of their class 20 far exonlcnce and reputation
are oon aernGd, and arc wst! known in every
only imiicd by facilities or manufacturing The
exceed 500 o. BY the addition Of lmited amount Of
capital its busne lean be increased D. 100 per cent and
The business old and nrwy sstab,isncd having been
expcnsvely advertised and Is equal to the best of it,
kind this country It's ca4iy managed and but little
subject rcnnry mercante losses and one which must
keep pace with the growing West.
The advertiser desires TO increase its capital to
sufficient 10 purchase the real estate aud erect
thereon suit able buildings In central portion Of the
acture and be prepared for steady aud constant
Increase of bus
Capitalists those dcsrous Of making entirely safe
and otahie investment can rarely lind SO good an op
portlniy rs II here offered.
Full Information given Flyst class references given and
equir al. drcs, ,MANUFAOrURER, caro- Cook, Co
urn Il Co, Chicato. Ill
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

| VXTANTED-A PARTNER IN THE DEsTCCATING AND
w Preserving Fruit bu.incss. Reference given and
required No agents answcrod Address g. box l0A Her.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

DgBIISHER WANTED--wITH UR WITHOUT CAPI.
tai but with energy ANA good business Ideas, assist
III establishing live and sound JewI.h journal Ad-
dress, with references, PHOENIX, Herald Oiioir
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

nor SALE-BELOW ACTUAL VALUE, A LAUNDRY.
with all The necessary Machinery and 'xtures, in
perfect running order; capac ty 2UJ 10 $50 dozen
shirt, weekly. Apply to WECiIsLER BROTHERS, n
Walker street
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

TN ORDER TO SUPPLY TIE DEN ,NDS OF A STAN.
dard line industry, established business located
In another Sute l. tO I've removed to this city; capi.
tai is required ana the assistance several to
take charge Of tue same. For particulars address
STYI.IIS. Hernld
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

VALUABLE AND CHOICE COUNTRY SEAT FOR
Subsidiaries wishing to recuperate their health and
desirous oil change can secure Of the finest
places that most desirable locality above the highlands
the side Of the Hudson distance hours from
city large double Manaon finely Furnished embracing
shade and views; fruit In abundance Can be pur-
chased low, the owner Ii going abroad, will
change for only rst class unencumbcrcd city property
II not sold in few days will be rented Photographic
views, with full particulars, At the CIRCUIT MANUFAO
TURING COMPANY. 33 Murray street
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

| yNANTED--A PARTNER, Win $500 TO $l,0U, IN
w wholesale liquor siness; monthly profits 500 TO
$500 as can be shown. Address, with real name, N N,
| box Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

L1OR SALE-A BARGAIN-STOCK AND FIXTURES
OF first class stationery store. doing spend buJi-
ness; finest location In brooklyn Satisfactory
Herald anic
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

LNINE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-FOR A GENTLE.
Il man who ctn invest moderate amount OF money,
which will be amply secured In goods and merchandise
large profits l0 per cent? expen ses light business
and geneel: partner rshp. Apply to T. MANSON,
Financial Agent, 20 SrOadwnv.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

JSLEyENTU WARD DEMOCRATIC CUNNING s. BED.
IL tord Assoc ation.-Thc above association will hold
their regular meg Friday evening" september 20 at
O'Clock, at Blocks Dsosers' Hotel 81, Eas, Houston
s,r,ei All those wishing u ioIn respectfully invited
TO attend the meeting. By order Of the Presidcui.
j. 0OID5Mlri ,ircretary.
DoLrTIcAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
done at short notice by tho Metropolitan Printing
EsabIishmcnt corner broadway ana Ann street, New
York
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

LIOR sALE-THE SPLENDID LIQUOR STORE 9A
Third avenue, Fifty seventh street. or would
take a partncr would like to tho English couple
again; terms made easy.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

go ACRES HIGH, DRY LAND JOINING CITY 60
OA minutes In Jersey over 1000 feet navigable river
front; excellent manufacturing residence property
will sell very much below value must be sold.
J. STANLEY FERGUSON, l6l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

VNATER FRONT FOR sALR-ON THE EAST RIVER.
w At Long Island City; deep water; will be sold at q
Inquire OF GEO Ii. PAYNTAR, junction OF Ferry street,
jackson and Central avenues, Long Island City unters
OON
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

E%OR SALE-A VALUABLE SLATE QUARRY IN
II Pennsylvania, IN profitable working and favorably
located for large business; slate 0uarr;ed o; the best
quality and property be v cd and return to this
city the same day. Apply to 0RIGG5, CARLTON CO.,
W Broadway,
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

CAPITALISTS SEEKING INVESTMENT AND PARTIES
- a,'e to procure capital arc invited TO ea at 0rna:
o'clock. ARRANGEMENTS would be made with respon.
able house on broadway to sell our goods.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

LNOR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Fancy Store, In go0d location; rcnt ch ap; good
for selling out Gall at the premises SIS Broad.
yYy BROOKLYN. T. d.
The New York herald., 1872-09-20

VALLEY vIEw.-A BEAUTIFUL HOME. SEVENTY
fve Of good land. Ten acres OF lawn, we'll laid
in walks and drives planted with shade 0ud orna-
mental trees View Of 10 10 rs miles In extent every
House, with Is rooms with carriage house and barn, all
1000 peach trees in full bearing, besides apples
pears grapes, Ac.; hour and fifty minutes New
York, on the Central Railroad VI NewJeSsey distance ~
The land Is al under cultivation, and well adapted
fruit vegetables, wheat corn, grass &c The products
will nay fair interest the investment besides the
benefit of residence in most beautiful healthful and
In every desirable section OF the country Apply to
WILLARD 4 STONE l64 Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-09-20


AT A REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THE
N Patrick Myhau Association Of the Eighteenth ward,
held at their hall s First avenue. Wednc sday evening"
Sclrcnber Is, Mr. Patrick Myhan was UNANIMOUSLY en-
doiscd A. candidate ior Assistant Alderman o tnc Blk
tcenth Assembly districts much enthusiasm WAS manites
cd and 8rl names were added 70 roll OF members
The following gentlemen officers Of the assoc iaon:-
haskell, Recording Secretary; John WON, Flnauchi
Secretary; Thomas Caincv, treasurer
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-09-12

If HE SAID HE DID, HE DID.-The little
story am going to tell you happened just be-
fore the war, when every one was very, very
busy. Soldiers were enlisting and going
away from almost every home in the land.
One young man had volunteered and was
expecting daily to be ordered to the seat of
war. One day his mother gave him an un-
paid bill with money, and asked him to pay
it. When he returned home that night she
said, "Did you pay the bill?" eyes," he ans
wered. In few days the bill was sent in
second time. II thought" said she to her
son, "that you paid this"
"I really don't remember, mother; you
know I've had so very many things on my
mind"
"But you said you did,"
"Well," he answered, eff l said did, l
did,"
He went away, and his mother took the
bill herself to the store. The young man
had been known in town all his life, and what
opinion was held of him this will show.
II am quite sure" she said, "my son paid
this some days ago; he has been very busy
since, and has quite forgotten about it; but
he told me that day he had, and says if ne
said then that he had, he is quite sure he did"
"Well," said the man, 81 forgot about it /;
but if he ever said he did, he did,"
Wasn't that grand character to have ?
Having once said thing, that was enough to
make others believe it, whether he remember
ed it or not.
wish all the boys in our land were as sure
of good reputation. Christian Weekly.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-09-12
Ghildren's Department.
[Original.1
DESTINED TO FAIL.

There are two kinds of young men that are
doomed to fail in all their undertakings.
The first class is made up of those who, in
their own opinion, are wiser than seven men
that can render reason. The several men,
bers of this class are, in their own estimation,
superior in every respect to everybody. They
have, according to their ideas, superior intel
lectual endowments, and sprung from royal
ancestors, and are by right the heirs to fame.
Young man, whoever you are, that entertain
such notions as these, let me tell you that they
will be your ruin. Nobody will care twenty
years hence who was your father or your
mother. Your saying, or even thinking you
are smart, will not make any one believe it
unless you do something great and wise.
There are great many men covered with in
fanny and shame and clad in rags, who once
were just such boys as you think you are
They were thought by their friends to be re-
markably smart when boys. They were we'll
educated. Many of them graduated in COL
lege with the first honors but to-day they
occupy the place in society that cipher sup
plies after significant figure in decimals.
It takes up room and nothing more. Rub it
out and the value of the significant figure is
not changed. Add ten thousand ciphers to
such figure and its value is not increased.
Just so with those boys who are wise and
great in their own opinion. They make men
that take up room in this world and nothing
more.
The other class to which we refer as des-
tined to fail, form the other extreme. This
class of boys feel that they are inferior to
everybody else. They are so modest or bash
full, or so destitute of self confidence or some
thing of this kind, that they permit every
body to do just as they please in every res
pect. This class of boys really has more in
tellectual calibre than that spoken of above ;
but there is great defect in one particular.
They want force of character. The other
class has too exalted notions of itself; this
class has an exaggerated notion of its inabili-
ty. The members of the former class think
they are so rich, there is no need to put forth
any effort and the members of the latter class
think they are so poor that it is useless to try.
They first think that they are already on the
highest pinnacle of Fame's proud temple; the
latter have no aspirations. Failure awaits
both classes. The young man who overesti-
mates himself is certain to become contempti-
BILE in the eyes Of others; and the young man
who does not respect himself, never can Sc
cure the respect of others. Ita difficult thing
for young man to be digni6ed and not vain.
1t is hard to have proper estimation Of our
selves and not have contempt for others.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-09-12
TOriglnal.]
GOOD MANNERS.

1t is impossible to pass through this world,
honestly, without some capital. Every indi-
vidual must have base upon which to build.
The boy that commences in the world with
literally nothing, will be certain to end in
nothing. Some young people are so tortu-
nate or unfortunate, we are not able to decide
which, as to be the heirs to property, and
fair position made for them by kind friends;
but the great multitude of young people are
born heirs to poverty and unknown to fame.
Those that would take an honorable position
in society and be useful to their fellow-men,
must have some capital. Nobody can make
something out of nothing; neither can any
one make something with nothing. What
must they have? They have no money, no
large plantations, and it will take life time
to secure these treasures. In fact the poor
boy must have some capital in order to make
money. What is that capital without which
the days of the poor boy is to be spent in OBJ
scurity, and may be in even worse than OBJ
security? We reply that he must have gen.
tlemanly manners. A boy Of good manners,
fair common sense and industrious habits,
commences in this world with large deposit
in bank that is in no danger of suspending
specie payment. The interest of this invest
ment is not paid annually or semi-annually,
nor even monthly, but it is forth coming every
day.
To young man or woman just commen-
cling the battle of life, there is nothing which
contributes more to the gaining ofa glorious
victory than genteel manners. Every other
weapon, whether offensive or defensive, may,
by some caprice of fortune, become Ineffective
in the struggle. Wealth may be swept away
in moment; ancestral fame may become
badge of disgrace; but courteous manners
never fail. They make the man rich in gold,
lovely and the man clad in rags, respectable
and respected.
If it be asked, in what does good manners
consist we reply in bundle of little things.
They consist in doing some things that by
themselves appear small, and in not doing
other things which, when taken separately,
may be regarded as mere trifes. The rain
bow is most lovely sight. Its colors are
clear and distinct and its curve regular. Beau.
tiful as is the rainbow, it is made of sunshine
and rain-drops. Just so with good manners;
they are made up of kind and generous acts
done to others. Like the colors of the rain
bow, these acts are all clear and distinct and
like the curve of the rainbow, there are no
disagreeable deyiations. It may be thought
difficult to acquire good manners. So it is.
We must commence to acquire then early in
life. An old rufian can never be converted
into polite and gentlemanly manners Re-
member this.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-09-12

A NOVEL DUEL.-Among the reminiscent
ces told of the Franco Prussian war is the &C.
count of curious duel between two subordi-
nate officers of the French army.
"You intend to fight duel, eh ?" asked the
commandant.
eyes, colonel. Words have passed which
can only be wiped out with blood. We don't
wish to pass for towards"
every we'll. You shall fight, but it must
be in this way. Take your carbines, place
yourselves on line facing Malmaison, where
the enemy is. You will march upon the gar
rison with equal step. When sufficiently near
their posts you will then fire upon them. The
Prussians will reply. You will continue to
advance and fire. When one falls the other
may turn upon his heels, and his retreat shall
be covered by one of my companies"
"In this way" concluded the commandant,
'the blood which you both demand will be
spilled with profit and glory, and he who comes
back will do so without regret, without the re-
morse of having killed or wounded with his
own hand Frenchman, at a time when
France needs all her defenders, and all her
children. Ifyou both fall, who shall say you
are towards? may also add that I thus give
you an excellent opportunity for putting
couple of Germans out of the way, service
that will procure for you good recommends
ton for reward and promotion"
The matter was arranged as the comman-
dant had dictated. At twenty PAGES from the
walls of Malmaison, one of the adversaries
was wounded, staggered and fell. The other
ran to him, raised him up; and carried him
off on his shoulders amid perfect hailstorm
of balls-both, henceforth, entitled to the
greatest honor and respect from the whole
regiment.