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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-30
WILLOW JACKET sILyER

i Mining Company Location OF works.
and principal place of business, Gold Hill.
Storey county. Ncyada.-Noticc il hereby
given That ihcro arc delinquent on The
following dcscribed stock, on account OF assess.
ment No. lG, levied July 10, 1919, the several
amounts get opposite the names oil the respect.
I've shareholders, as follows:
Names. No. Cert. Shs. Amt.
BlAuyclt w III, Trus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-30
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
MINT GOLD AND sILvkR MIN.

MI ing Company-Locstion OF principal place
or business, San Francisco. Caffornia-Loca-
ton OF Works, Virginia Mining District, Storey
county, State Of Nevada.-Notice 10 hereby
given that at 0 meeting Of the Directors held on
the eOth day Of August, 1873, an assessment
OF Ten Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable imme-
diately In United States gold coin, to the Secrc-
tary al the ONCE OF the company, Room 4, No.
col California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on Wednesday. the a4th day Of
September. 1878 win be delinquent, and adver
tised for sale at public auction ; and nnless
THURSDAY. the 18th day OF October. 1873. TO
pay the delinquent Assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sa.e.
d. A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Ofice-Room {. No. 40l California street. San
Eranriaco CAlifDrnia- as I'd
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The public is cautioned against negotiating
said certificates.
onacc-Grycr's Building, Main ST., Silver City,
Nevada. Az NV
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GOLD Hli.I

u Quartz Mil ana Mining Company .-Loca-
tion or Principal Place OF Business, San Fran.
cisco, Cahfornia-Location Of Works, Gold
uill, Storey County. Nevsda-Notiee IL hereby
given, that at q meeting Of the Directors, held
on the 4th day OF August, 1873, IN assessment
NO. y Of Seventy-dye Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately, In United States gold coin,
TO the Secretary, At the ofiee OF the Company,
No. 4l4 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the Eighth day OF Sep.
tcmber, 1878, viii be delinquent, and advertised
for sale At public auction, and unless payment
Is made before, will be sold on the Twenty.
ninth day Of September, 1873, to pay the de.
linquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
r. WEGENER, Secretary.
Once, No. 4i4 California street, San Fran
cisco, Cal. AZ I'd
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TULIA COLD AND sILvRR

81 Mining Company-Location OF works, Wiz.
ginia Mining District, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice L. hereby given that at q meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held on the 5th day OF Au.
gust, 1873, an assessment mo. l5) OF Seventy.
nve Cents per share was levied upon the CAPT.
tai stock OF the corporation. payable immedi.
a,cly, In United Stater gold aud silver coin. to
the Secretary, Room No. S, No. 4l9 California
street, San francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Sth day Of September,
1878, win be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment Is made
before, will be sold on the 9th day OF Septem.
Der, 1873. to pay the delinquent assessment,
OF sale. BY order Of the Directors.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Onice-Room No. S Hayward's Building. 80
California strcct, San Francisco. Cal. au7 I'd
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= Company-Location OF principal place OF
bu, mess San Francisco. Cal. Location Of works,
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county, New.
Notice Is hereby gwen, that ut a meeting OF the
Board Of Director OF said company, held ON the
Stst day OF July, lS73, an assessment, No. q, OF
seventy. FIVE (7S) cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately In Unit"d States gold coin TO the
Secretary, At the Office Of the company. Rooms
8 and 8. No. Sa Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on SATURDAY, the SUNDAY OF
August, 1913, shall be delinquent, and advcr-
tised for sale Mt public auction. and unless pay.
ment Is made before, will he sold on MONDAY,
the I'D day ofSeptemb-r, 1873, TO pay the delin-
quent assessment, tVgether with c. sts OF adyer-
Using and expenses Of salc.
BY order OF tn. Directors.
WM. II. WATSON, Secretary.
OHlce-Rooms ) and q. No. 500 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, Cal. AZ I'd
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q w v
IN Mining Company Location OF Principal
Place Of Business, 40 California street. San
Francisco, Standardization Of Works,
Gold Hill. Storey county, Nevada.-NOtice is
hereby given that At = meeting Of the Board Of
Directors, held on the eth day OF August, lST3,an
assessment no. 81 OF twcnty.hve cents per share
was levied upcn the capital stock OF the corpora
tion, payable Immediately. In U. ). gold coin,
to the Secretary, at the Office Of the Company,
Room 81 Hayward's Building. No. 4l9 Califor.
MIA street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day OF September,
1878. viii be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment IL made
before, will be sold on the 18th day OF Septem-
Der, 1873, to pay the delinquent Assessment, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. BY order Of the Directors.
ii. c. kIBBE, Secretary,
Onace-Room u Hayward's Building, 4l9
California street, San Francisco, Cal. a6
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-17

FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Friday Ias., Mr..
Daniel Walton of Salem township, while en-
gagged in making bearing in Hugus' coal
pit, near Salem, large quantity of horse
back fell upon him, crushing one of his legs
TO Jelly. and injuring him internally, from
the effects of which he died in the course OF
six or eight hours. There was no one in the
pit at the time the accident occurred. Mr..
Walton eXtricated himself from the mass OF
slate which fell upon him, and crawled to
the mouth of the pit, where he was assisted
to his residence. All along the trail there
was n quantity of blood and few bones oi
the leg found. He leaves wife and foul
small children to mourn his untimely death.
He was kind husband and an affectiOnate
father, and esteemed and respected by al
who knew him. The bereaved family have
the sympathies of the whole community
GreeHSJUTg Democrat
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IsYME

KELLY-KIRKE.-Mar on Thursday, the
9th inst, AT the Church of the Holy Family, in
EatrCbc. by Rev. jerome Kcarney, Mr. WIN A
KELLY and Miss FANNIE KIRKE, both of La
tTnbe.
Tnnt looks fir t rate in print. friend VIII and
the "two-eyed" gret-hhnck which accom- panied
the welcome notice looked first rate I'm our poe
-: i-,',,T ~ hi, 81: =,
brief length Of period" Well, we felt perfectly
sure that the time woull come vh.-n we wouid
he called upon tO congratulate our young
friend on just such happy termination to his
ba cheior career, for we know fun well that he
was never born tn blush unseen and waste his
fragrance on the desert air." especially when
so captivating II creature as thc.bTide elec: had
made up her mind t1 lay siege to the citadel Of
his heart. Need we do more thIn wish the
newly welded long life of unailnVp'1 bliss, and
after tho cares and turmOis of this life q er
may their loving spirits toe waited TO that ha-
ven of eternal rest where peace and joy abidrth
forever. Tho happy husband is Que of carth's
nOhleincn. 4 model of natures h9ndiwOrlI, Dhv-
sicilIy well socially, and THOng ri! OF Eve :
fair daughters wearc sure none could be found
more worthy OF such n mans earnest love and
devotion than she to whom hs plighted faith
has beer pledged May peace and contentneIt
abide with them always
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Local Correspondence.
SUMArERHILL TWP Jan IA /,

L W., JdH IC'O.
Dedr Freendn-Father Gallagher babe a
fhal adleu to St. Bartholomew congrega-
ton on Sunday last, having been appointed
10 take charge of st. John Gaulbert's church,
JohnStown. Though pained TO lose our he
loved pastor, we are rejOiced TO know that
he has been transferred to Il wider field of
usefulness. Father Gallagher, during his
pastorate here, made wonderful exertions
poth IN spiritual and temporal way for the
advancement of religion. The church edi-
nee, which on his advent here was ina rath-
er dllapldated condicion, he had thoroughly
repaired. The value of the improvements
made by him on church and pastoral resi-
dence cannot be less than S3, 800 In addi-
tion TO this, he purchased and repaired a
property designed for the occupancy of Sis
terS OF somo one of the various orders, whose
duty Will be to take charge of the education
al and moral training of the youth of tne
congregation. The value of this purchase,
when put in thorough repair. will not fall
far short of 81, 000 Besides all this. St. Par
tholomew's is not onlytout of debt, but there
IS surplus of funds in the treasury. If the
Cathollcs OF JOhnstown only second the eff
forts OF their new pastor, "a they doubtless
"lil st. Johns congregation will ere long
occupy a position second to no other in the
diocese. Father Gallagher departs hence
with the best wishes of all our people for
his future success in his missionary labors,
Ior ms continued good health, and for his
eternal welfare in the great hereafter; and
by none are these sentiments more fully in
Gulged III than by your humble correspon-
dent. Father McHugh, who was reared in
our midst, and who enjoys the esteem of all
who know him, is TO be our next pastor, and
there IS no reason why he should not the
successor of Father Gallagher be accept
able to our people as any, Clergyman our
beloved Bishop could send uS.
onr young friend John Snlay, of this town
ship, we are sorry TO say, is at present in
very delicate health, Hope his ajlment is
not 1ncurable, for there is more aifable
yonng man than Mr.. S. TO he found in this
bailiwiCk
Miss Mary NJ Cough, Of Portage. is at pre-
sent dangerously i'll at the residence of her
brother, Squire McGough, of that place.
Sorry to hear it. Yours, BE, SoLTLRo
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TcckL AND PERSONAL.

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FAITH,
HOPS
CHARITY.
ssThe
Christian
GraceS.eo -

And HOtU dbideth Fdith. Hope. and Charity;
these three, but the greatest % UtsSe I, Char IT,.
Nothing has appeared in relig oas art for a
tohE time so pure, and tender, and beautiful,
as TINS new picture. The grouping of the fig
ures Is grace itself; and the countenances of
such heavenly sweetness, that il seems as If tie
artist must have seen them IA a vision.
This ra re and elegant s. line nd still PIE steel
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DIR. KEYsER'S GREAT CURE.-TEe i'm
portance of treatment III vast variety OF
Chronic diseases, has been the study of this
gentleman for Il lifetime, covering period
Of over forty years of a reputable practice
His practice now is almost incredible to any
one except those who are acquitted with his
great skill and energy in the treatment of n
class of diseases, which, from physicians
ordinarily have received little or no atten-
ton DIR. Keyser's Lung Cure sweeps from
the system all morbid matter, and that, too,
without weakening or impairIng the gener-
al health. OF in anv way hindering the ordi-
nary duties of life. Its potency is really
marvellous to any one but the Doctor him
self, who examines the lungs with as much
accuracy as if he could see the heaVlnSs OF
the lungs.
Office, 1877 Liber rty street, Pittsburgh, Pa
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CONTEMPLATION N UOLLIDAYSBURG-
The STANDARD Office BGdIy DdmGged Al bout
eight o'clock on Saturday evening last fire
wasdiscovered issuing from a building owned
by John Lovett and occupied by II. L. Bun
ker a meat market, Allegheny street
Holidayshurg. The fire originated on the
first floor and soon communicated with the
second story of the building, and despite the
efforts of the fire department, which had
promptly responded TO the alarm, the flames
soon spread to an adjoining building, owned
hy James Bingham, occupied on the first
floor by Goldman's clothing store and Nc
Coy = grocery store, and on the second floor
by the offices of the Standard and DIR. L. w
Christy. The roofs of both buildings were
| burned off, while the building adjoining
on the corner, owned by a man named Wolf
and occupied by the PostoffiCe, was aiso par
! italy burned. Goldman's stock OF clothing,
| McCoy's stock of groceries, and the material
in the Standard Office were greatly damaged
| by the water. After the flames had been
subducd the Office of our sprightly cOtempor-
airy presented pretty mess, as might rea-
Sonably lie expected after stream from tie
/ Phoenix engine was permitted to have full
scope therein. The floor was covered with
! water, almost all the type in the cases and
| that set up for the paper had been pied, and
nearly all the files destroyed.
The RegiSter- of yesterday gives the losses
as follows Traugl, SS0O-fully insured
Mccoy, S200-insured GOldmau's loss in
damaged goods amounted to S500-insured
Biugnam's loss, s., ,OO9-fully insured; W offs
loss SIJ0-irsured Lovett's huil,ling was
injured to the amount Of SlJ0-Hot Insured.
-1E0OHG Tribune.
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ORIGINAL.1
He GtVcth His Relieved Sleep,
TO MISS MARY M'DERMITT
In heartfelt sympathy for the death Of a youns
and only sister.

Would, my dear friend. could write with
the swestnesS
Your p.n oft has flowed to the sorrowing
souls
Of those who, like you, have wept over the
fieetness
OF joy, whilst Deaths silence some loved
enfolds.
Yet. let me speak to your spirit this morning
OF that other life that has broke ere this
On the wondering, ecst>tic gaze of your dar
ling,
Taken from earth to hat triumphant bliss.
Let me, for all other wolds WOULD lie mean
less,
Speak 10 your heart of the happy exchange;
Speak of her past, short and 80 siuless;
Could we detain her an exile to range?
Blow but n breath on the lily so peerless,
And the white texture is shriveied and
torn
You for yonr flower shall be henceforth so
fearless,
Breathing of sin shall ne'er shadow its
bloom.
Evvie shall watch for your own coming
Silent the years ia their courses shall keep
gliding,
And closer still bring you to her and that
bourne.
Sweet Hope! May its power enliven your
And strengthen your soul for the sake of
the few
OF the circle..remaining, who turn as she ere
did
To find instheir sorrow-a-, comfort in you
LoRETTo, PA. B. y. I.
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!. nra ,s:,nnrs al nn,l nenr Eram,

y Rud N.~hnrS as ana near sFsDle.
-AiiEce pies minus the usual spiritual
\ Jlatiou are now called local option pies.
"a boy named Mckinley stoned a wild
r. death at kittanning Point few
Ragn.
4ayid Henderson, of Spruce Greek.
s tkuc day last week, and broke his leg
- places.
g Li,yen thousand acres Of timber land
HeaItield and Elk counties have recent
be Pm sold for $3.50, 600.
j dward Kraft, of Tyrone, has obtained
|steut for a beer cooler. What is he go
a dowith it in these local option times !?
- he only effect the new schedule has
IN branch road is that the train returns
Es place about one hour earlier i'll the
9Rug than heretofore.
= )icen 7. Ramsey bad two fingers of
n hand taken off by shaping ma
"a N a chair factory at Mineral Point,
,dnc.day morning.
SweGC, name unknown, was killed
railroad near Rumberger, Clealtield
'eR y, not long since, by limb of fall
81 Zee striking him on the head.
Tie present rainy weather continues
81 Naym two longer people about Johns
q. Lad better stand from under as big
# Wi. be down upon them III all its
s.. Ia'ent right man named J. G..
s. l'on OF Mecca, O., was found dead
/. water closet of the Franklin House,
',.1. 1'ngdyu, on Friday. Neuralgia Of
't7 ltaIt
Tie assignee's sale on Wednesday
<. hA-SEeriif James Myers purchased
lanng mill and fixtures in this place
s. ny owned by Mr.. Geo. J. Rodgers.
paid s., COO.
InWard EeaTdsley, of Elmira, n. Y,
EiiIed instantly by saw log rolling
.I D'ih' while at work on SchnarT'S log
2 harthans township, Clearfield
Y, a few weeks ago.
he Altoona Sun de clareS that its
oIA county subscribers are the best
Patrons on its list. We hope some
cambria county subscribers will
III mind that charity begins at home.
:: "o engines, one of which was attach
"a a train loaded with railroad iron,
1'0 near SaXton on the II. s. Is. I. Il.
"a = The sth inst, Instantly killing Jas.
|5 aud mjuring slightly 4 Eumber of
~'I'il'g GGS.
'unng the cold snap in the latterpart
* cemOer two residents of Clcarfield
were frozen to death, and several
narrowly escaped like fate, the
oSelng picked up in a helpless condi
cause, whisky.
ne OF the heftiest hogs we have heard
,HS slaughtered in Cambria county
IanVer, was recently killed by oul
= and subscriber, Mr.. Jas. d. Plum
~ 9,!9nmerhili, said hog ''kickina
"m TO the tune of 549 pounds.
la l."'ly Marlett, st. Augustine's mos
s. & n,,,' ~ ,''.H 0bhGing landlord, desires IL,
S. ,',,ee Tu.'e lhat a social party will be helC
H. ma 80 80 on next Wednesday night
.l.e !, = VINO KNOWS Harry need be told tla
- viii be d most enjoyable affair.
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rha paopIe's Journal

,,.,,a sized monthly magazine, OF 16 pages
, lareC,iIn;ns. neatly illustrated, containing
u a 'iyiIlal literature for the family cir
sGs embracing special DePar,fIne nj ntf a aevo-
8 u .ia,re, tiiv Art, the Household, and Society
Eencral. ,...,o,, bos attained n very ,orO
4 L az AZ among the best citizens.
euI"E . "EsKoMo we offer is Il beautifully eXecu-
IHE Chtn',rt.tinn of "POmona's Pearls. PO-
q repre-, ,Tc Patron or the Orchard and fruits,
Ser TTS pearls are here presented in the shape
u chQiCs snd 50 natural as to excite surprise
II e,"cr,ir.Iiuu The picture is ii inches by IA,
~ a. M, u.,-. for convenient framing, and to
"a the ne rlcpsing effect when framed; as
"a rer uVe suing room ornament 1t is tasteful
n elegant, ,oF tho sspFor,r r,s ToY-c
~ ~ m nor wear. TIE price of the hromo
~ IS ~. rf1eT then 70 each new and renewed
criber, ~ in the shape OF 4 these beautiful joint
e[t' Fl"N, "a cents Or adding this amount to
rc@ g 9f d the FTaEHAT ne mail giTe e
- 1teeIa an ~ rncc, or call, and take advantage
npgiicent offer while it is open.
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Dull ASD SHARP.-When business is duh, as
II always is after the holidays, people ought TO
be sharp enough to take advantage OF the dis-
position TO sell at wonderfully low prices now
Hlanif festcd at the well stocked clothing store
OF Jas j. Murphy, 100 Clinton street, johns
town, where wearing apparel is being almost
gwen away at present writing This Is II 1tct
which our male friends will DO we'll to Consider
and act upOn.
THE farmer sat in his easy chair, smoking
his pipe of clay, while his hale old wife, with
busy care, was clearing the dinner away; thea
ali AT once the isrner arose, ii with some
great Thought OVerjpyCd, and straixhtway to
town IN IA IF1ce ne goes and buys lots OF goods
from Myers " Lloyd, whore OF course he got
the full worth of ais money in the very best
Kind vi lIIorChdndIse at the very lowest prices.
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Executors n office.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters festa-
Late OF CarTOlitOwu, Cambria county, deceased,
have been granted by the Register to the uu-
dcrsiyupd. All persons indebted to said estate,
are requested To make immediate payment, md
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
men'' IGG. I2aN maLTERs, RafTi Executors.
Carrolltown, Jan. 10, IS13.-6t.
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go

GAII.Y THE TRoUBADoUR touched his
guitar beneath the balcony of his lady-love
as he sang the praises OF the DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHINE.
She listened with eager ear, as the ravish-
ing strains fIlled the evening air with lnelo-
dy; and on the following morning, repaired
10 No. "a Sixth street, Pittsburgh, and or
dered one Of those perfect machines, which
has ever since filled her young heart with
gIadness. and lightened her domestic labors-
She says she would not do without it.
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THE present winter will occupy place in
history as one OF the coolest that has ever been
knOwn-sO cold indeed that were il not for the
elegant and comfortable clothing sold so cheap
by Harry Mayer, of the renowned Opera House
Clothing Bazaar, Main street, JOhnStOwn, many
a man would bave suffered severely from the
intense frigidity of the weather Harry is sell
ing off Il t cost, as he wants to go west, ana the
man who needs clothing is penny wise and
pound foolish if he don't give Harry i call right