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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-18
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
.,.,ow JACkET nILVER

Y Mining Company Location OF work.
and principal pIsce OF business, Gold hln.
Storey county. Ncvada.-Notiee Is hereby
ciyen hat there arc delinquent on the
following described stock, on account Of assessi
ment M. 10. leyi.d July 10, 1913 tne ssre scI
i've shareholder. as follows:
N.mn.. No. Cert. shs. Amt.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
NIkW Y0RK CoNsOilDATRD

N Mining Company Location OF Principal
Place Of Business. ii9 California street; ban
Francisco, caIifornia.-Loeation Of Works.
Gold Hin. Storey county, Neyads..Notice Y
hereby given that at q meeting OF the board OF
Directors, hsld on tho 9TH day OF Auguet,i otS,au
was LOWED uptn the capital stock Of the corpora
ion, payable Immediately. In U. 9. gold coin,
to the Secretary, at the ONCE OF the COMPANY,
Room 2l Hsywsrd's Building, Nc. 4i9 Califor.
MIA street, San Francisco, California. -
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain nnp,Id on tho 9Th day OF September,
lsT3. will b. delinquent. and Advertised for saie
at public auct OH, and unless payment u MADE
before, will I've sold on the 18th day Of Septem'
Der, 1919. to pay the delinquent assessment, %.
gether with costs OF advertising aud expenses
OF sale. BY order OF tho Direct, re.
H.. c. KIBBE, Secretary, -,
nlce-Room 81 Iisyward's Building, Az
CalTnrnia sfrref San Erancirco. Cal. h6
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MINING AND STOCK TABLE,

showing the number ofFcetan m Sharesi In
the prlucipai Mlnes donit In nt tho San
Francisco stock md Exchange Board.
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|NIGKEI. 0t;Ik seH "a

TNICKEH 0tIkH H MINlNG
IN COMPANY Location Of Works, American
Flat Mining District. Storey County, State OF
Nevada. Principal place OF business, San Fran
cisco, STATE Of California Notice IL hereby
given. that IA, a meeting Of the Board OF Direct:
0rs or said Company, held oil he slth day, OF
July, 1875, an a--rssment tSo.6 81 Of One Dollar
CSlj per share wa. levied upon the capital stock
OF ssid Company, payable immediately, In
United States gold Con-, TO the Sc re'ary, Al
the office of the Company. No. 10 StcYenson's
Building, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which raid assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday. the a6th day OF
Angl.;. 1879, will bd Delinquent, and VIII DO
duly advertised for sale at public auction. and
unlcs. pay ent shall be madc before. will be cold
on MONDAY. the 18Th day OF september, 1873,
to pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF tho Board OF Directors.
HENRY BOYLE. Secretary.
OGlce-No. 10 Stcvcnson's Building, south.
wc-, corner Call ornis and Montgomery streets,
San Eraucisco. Cal, jy2U I'd
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VKLI;OW JaOKsT .IIixER

sVRI.I.OW JACKET sIG.vER
Mining company-Locatlon Of Works,
Gold Hill. Storey county, Nevada.-Nohcs IL
hereby given. that at q meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees OF said Company, held on the 10th
day Of July, A. D. 1873, an assessment. (No:
ICY Of Five Dollars (s9 per share was levied
OF said Company, payable Immediately, IN
United States gold coin. 10 the Secretary, at the
ofics Of the Company, Main street, Gold Hi,
Nevada. ..sr. s-t
remain unpaid on Friday, the 18th day Of
August 4. D. 1871 shall Be deemed sdshn.
Quent, and will be duly adyertissdfof Gale at
public auction. and unless payment shall b
made before. win be sold on MONDAY. the
18th day Of September. 4. D. 1873; q : O'Clock
,. ~. In front Of tho once Of the company.to
paw tho delinquent assessuent, togethsr Win
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of tho Beard OF Trustees.
@. W HoPKNesescrstay.
Cold Hl1, Nsysds, July 10, lsTs. ,y!oH
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THE
Stationary Babc0ck Tank

For Mills, Factories. Hotels. Churches. inca,
tres, Public Halls. Colleges, Houses, stores and
Warerooms, IL a SINGLE or DOUBLE ClLlS.
DER Of any desired capacity, with hose 70 reaGn
any hight or length OF STRUCTURE; can De keptin
the basement, or any other convens,nt piacS,
READY roR INSTANT rsk. thus combining IN
construction and ex,inGuishins capacity al, Tue
priucIples OF the engine without the running
gear The gas win work efficiently through $50
These TANKS are connected; as on The
Enrinc. and from them an iron pipe. ! or ~
inches In diameter, can be carried 10 all parts oi
the building. having on each door a hose con
~nectiou, With this arrangement the wnoie
power OF the Engine can be brought into nse
In LEss THAN HALF A MINUTE. Thus each store,
block, dwelling. ETC.. and each floor Of The SANE,
AZ q small cost, viii have a. much protection as
would be furnished by q frst.ciG@s steamer
standing permanently on the premises.
See advertisement In another column felatir
TO the PuRrABLr BABcocx ExTiSOrIsnEH IN
Hook AND LADDER TRUCKS.
Il IN
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yYLKH MINING COMPANY

TYLKR MINING COMPANY
Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco. California. -I.ocatiUL Of works,
Gold Hill District, storey county, Nevada,
Notice Is hereby given, that Ut u meeting OF
the Directors, held on the 10Th day o. July,
1873, an assessment (No. % Of Twenty i've Cents
per share wa. levied upon the capital s!ock OF
the corporation. payable immediately United
states gold coin, to the Secretary. al the olhcc
NJ The Company, Room No. 90, Mcrchants'-Ex-
change Building, California street, san FraLcis
CO. California. 49,,
An, stock upon which this Assessment enal
remain unpaid on the 2Sth day Of August, 1873.
will he delinquent. and advertised for 'aie at
public auction, mud unless payment II made
before, win be sold on THURSDAY. the 18Th
lay OF September, lsT3, TO pay tbs delinquent
ALFRED X. DCRBRow, Secretary.
Onlcc- Room No. ~, Merchants Exchange
Ruildin:, California street. San Francisco. Cal
tf...t
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"a OODy1I.I.E GOLD AMI s1s..
w yer Mining Company.-Locatlon Of works.
Gold Hill, Storey county, St te Of Nevada
Board OF Directors, held on the 18th day or July,
1919, an assessment mo y OF Seyenty.1lve
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately,
IN United States gold and silver coin, 10 the
secretary, at tho office OF the Company, Room
No. 5, No. 40 California street, San Francisco,
California. :
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF August. 1873,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale a.
public auction, and unless payment Is made
lay OF September, 1873, to pay the delinquent
,ssessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale. 40
By order Of tho Board Of Directors.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
oaiee-Room No. 5, No. 4ls California street,
San Francisco, cal, jylQ I'd 10
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BsOIUTE LY TNE BEsT
A protection agninst Eirc-0ver 100 actual
Fires pat out with it-Mo-c than StO.0oO..
QUO worth OF Property Saved nom the liant
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PosTPoNEMENT

The above sale Is hereby postponed nnti
TUESDAY, August 10, 1878. BY order OF Tho
IVA ID j. ". JOHNSTON, Secretary.
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Al, a ~,lee,Iny Of the Board Of Directors OF the
TYLER Mining Company. held this 18th Gay Of
July, 1873. Assessment No. J, OF Fifty Gents per
share, was rescinded
By order of the Board OF Directors.
ives I'd ALFRED X. DCkBROW, Sec'y.
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DUUK GOLD AN alLyNk
ID Mining Company. Location Of principal
place OF business. San Francisco, California
Location OF Works. Gold Hill, Storey county.
State OF Nevada. Notice Il. hereby given. that
at a meeting OF tho Board OF Directors. held or
81 Of Ono Dollar per share was loyied upon the
capital stock Of the Corporation, payable I'm.
mediately, in United States gold and oliver coin.
TO the Secretary. At tho once Of the Company.
Room % Hayward's Building, No. 40 califor.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF August, 1878,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unlets payment ID made
before, will DO sold on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of
September. 1873, to pay the delinquent assess.
ocntes OF sale. By order Of the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
0nlcc-Room No. %. Hayward's Building, 4ls
California street. San Francisco. Cal. iyl6
NIGEDONiA sII.YEK MINING
bu .ine.s' San Francisco. Caltfornii. Location
Of works. Storey county, .Nevada-N"tiee 10
hereby given that at . meeting OF the Directors,
held on tho III Gay o. July; ls1S, 40 assess.
levied upon the capital stock or The Corporation,
payable Immediately, In United States gold coin,
10 tho Secretary. al the ofice Of tho Company,
No. 4i4 California street, San Franeiseo, Cal.
ifornia.
AM stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpsid on the 2lst day Of August. 1873,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale ct
public auction. and unless payment L. made
before. will be sold on THURSDAY, tho 18th day
Of September, 1873, TO pay the delinquent asseet-
ment, together with corts OF Advertising and ex.
n. wEGENER, Secretary
Onice-No Ili California street, San Francis
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ofce-Room No. 5, No. 4Is California street,
San FranciscO, cal jylQ I'd 10
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nce-Room 81 Hsyward's Building, ~
California street, San Francisco, Cal. 10
The New York herald., 1873-12-06

passengers, to establish freely, and prfor,
the criminaity OF the good Spaniards who nave de-
tained them on their voyage.
And, more than this, to the hypocritical mang-
nifty OF this government and the incomprehensiDie
humiliation OF the representative OF Spain In wash
ington Is added the last consideration OF tue ques-
tion OF indemnity for the families OF the dead For
wnat, II II has already been declared previously
that the living among the passengers are not
justified by SpainY The consideration OF TINS I'M
plies the unjust death OF the others, and. IN a
word, the ign0miniOus clause not only compr0-
misses us to indemnify the families OF SO many
OF the passengers and crew as have been snol,
but establishes the criminaty OF the Spanish
officials who caused the capture and deaths.
1t would be the elimination OF ignorance and
innocence not to comprehend the inevitable prem
ises which this point OF the protocol establishes
and here the Cr0ntstd, consecrated TO the defence
Of the honor and the interest Of the patri0, does
not hesitate TO qualify as c0wardly or traitOrous
the infamous compact subscribed by the represen-
tative o that DdtriG IN Washington.
And Will Spain be obliged TO submit to the ig-
n0miny, knowing the Dangers which the bases OF
the treaty engenderf No; thousand times no.
ii 1t Is treason II Obliges no one TO follow the
supreme power Of the Republic; and If IL is cow
ardlce, neither ought 1t to embr0il nat ion like
ours.
Godoy, being in Madrid. President Of the Council
OF Ministers, assented TO the infamous surrender
OF part OF the Spanish peninsula to the Great
Napoleon, whose invading army followed. But the
miniOus compact, and the heroic people OF Madrid
hurled the pieces in the lace OF the Captain OF the
Century, driving, moreover, his legions from our
soil.
The New York herald., 1873-12-06
MECKELLA'S LEASE OF LIFE.

Indignation Throughout Jersey City
The Insanity Plea Renewed.
The feeling OF the people OF Jersey City over the
reprieve granted to MacheIla is that OF intense in
dgnaton. Governor Parker has not in his whole
Official career performed an act so unpopular
What makes the feeling still more strong against
him is the recollection OF the case OF poor Lusg-
mani. In that instance petitions poured in
from the most influential men in Morris county
on behalf OF an unfortunate wretch who was
goaded to madness by the open perfdy ora woman
who had pledged herse elf to be his companion and
his solace in affiiction He had at least some in
centive to the bloody deed for which his life was
forfeited. Yet Governor Parker was ineXorable,
and Lusignani was hurried speedily ont OF life.
In Mechella's case, on tue contrary, there is
not single feature to warrant the exercise OF
any clemency. He Is perfectly sane as was
shown in the medical testimony on the trial. and
lar from showing any remorse he is reckless and
defiant. All the pranks and devices for which he
has become somewhat notorious are too trans
parent TO deceive any one. How. then, the Cover
nor could yield to the opportunities of a few fana-
tics in violation OF his emphatic declaration
to a HERALD reporter only one week
ago is one Of those engmas that no one
can solve. Last evening the subject was warmly
discussed on the street corners and in the
OF business, and tue Chief Executive came in for
share OF epithets the reverse of complimentary.
His coming to Jersey City at all on the day previous
to that 1yed for the execution is censured in no
measured terms
The condemned man was beside himself with joy
when the announcement was conveyed TO him that
he had new lease OF life. But he soon lapsed into
his wonted mood and he played his accustomed an
tics. He evidently hopes by little additional
deXterity, to win over few more converts to
the theory Of insanity. The rumor that the Gov
ernor will appoint medical commission
IS not ereated as the Commons saTl Wt
the other members of the Court Of Pardons, mas
had sufficient evidence on that point.
Sheriff Reinhardt will remove the gallows back TO
New York till the term OF the respite approaches
Its expiration. About 30 tickethOlders, who had
not heard OF the respite, coecIed around the Jail
yesterday morning expecting that their morbid
curiosity would be gratlfied
The New York herald., 1873-12-06
FREE DoRMlTORy FOR WOMEN.

The Free DormitOry for Women at No. 20 South
Fifth avenue, established by the 'Fraternals Of the
Church OF the Strangers" was opened last even
ing. There was a large gathering VI ladies' and
gentlemen connected with the Church of the
Strangers In the parlor. Among those present
were Or. Deems, the Rev. Mr.. Sweetser. Mr.. Ager.
non s. Sullivan and others.
Mr.. PAYNE SwEETsER gave history OF the Dor
mitory and OF the ..Fraternas," society OF young
men Of the church established Tor their social I'M
provement From the 18th Of July, when the Dor
mitory was opened in South Fifth avenue, un til the
1st OF December, 7se lodgings had boon
gwen to 1852 women, 81 had obtained situations by
the aid OF the "Fraternals," IL had been sent to
various homes, 10 the hospital. While they
began with two small rooms in South Fifth avenue
they had now hired this entire building, which
would accommodate 30 women. The Object OF this
institution was to provide temporary shelter for
decent destitute women, who would otherwise
have to remain on the streets or sleep in police
stations. They were provided with bath, a com
Portable bed and free medical attendance in case OF
sudden illness, and every possible facility was
given for obtaining employment.
Or. DEEMS spoke OF The fraternal feeling which
the work OF the "Fraternais" should awaken.
There were many cases where decent women found
themselves without shelter in this vast city, aud
this place might probably save them from rum.
They were not attacking an empire with the guns
of the Gospel, but doing really good work IN
The Rev. Mr. BErKER spoke of his experiences in
the Tombs, where he preached every sunday, aud
where he preached last Sabbath to william NJ.
Tweed. The ''Fraternals'' had "a DormtOry for
Men in Spring street which had done a wonderful
amount OF good. A week ago he preached there to
800 men, who had not known, probably, where To
lay their weary heads the night before.
Mr.. SULLIVAN also addressed the gathering.
DR.. DEEMS suggested that q sOup kitchen be es-
tabished in connection with the DOrmitOry and
made warm appeal for donations of money,
clothing and bedding necessary TO carry on the in
stitution. The meeting then dispersed
The house is % by As feet three stories high, and
contains 10 rooms, which win accommodate so
women. Donations OF money, bedding and cloth
Ing may be sent to the Sisters OF the stranger or
nr
The New York herald., 1873-12-06
ANNIVERSARY FOR THE DEAF MUTEs.

The Rev. Thomas II. Gallaudet III. D., founded
the first institution for deaf mutes in the United
States, at Hartford, Conn.,, in April, 1917. Since
that time thousands OF deaf mutes have been edu-
Gated in various parts OF the country at the differ.
ent institutions, now numbering nearly 40.
1t is natural that the recipients OF this education
should ever remember with gratitude their de-
parted benefactor. Those In this city and vicinity
propose to commemorate the eighty-sixth ami
versary OF his birthday, on Wednesday evening"
December 10, IN Central Park Garden. At eight
O'Clock there Will be an address by Dr. Peet the
Principal of the New York Institute, TO be fol-
lowed by q social reunion. The proceeds OF the
festival will be divided between the Manhattan
Deaf Mute Literary Association and the Home Tor
Aged and Infirm Deaf Mutes.
The New York herald., 1873-12-06
IDEAS OF THE SPANISH PRESS.
The Cronista OF this city. which is the acSnowl-
edged exponent OF ultra-Spansh sentiments In
the United States, publishes in Its last issue a
leader which is given below =
From 3, cronista.l


The government oi spain viii sacrifice our
national honor and grsvely compromise the In
tegrty OF the national territory, II 1t accepts or
sanctions the shameful compact which our repre-
sentative in Washington has signed, for the pur-
pose OF arranging the artificial controversy about
the Virginius.
No honorable Spaniard OF medium understand.
ing can do less than understand what that in
famous compact mcans-a sign OF iRnomny for
Spain and the divorce between Cuba and the me-
tropolis. what the government OF the United
States Is deceitfully seeking.
Who has seen resolved through the telegraph a
question that has been submitted in Cuba to
criminal proceedings, and that yet has TO be sub
mitted a poste,10T1 to the investigation OF the
aafe aee naFonaIv Of the Vrrnns o
what, them DO not the Spanish tribunals, who
have submitted their action to Justice and law,
merit more respect from the representative OF
or does the Minister also believe, as artincially
has been given 70 believe here, that the shooting
OF the pirates Of the virgnlus was the arbitrary
act Of few Spanish onicersi
The American government recognizes that IL Is
not satisfied OF the legitimacy OF the nag and
papers of the Vrrinius by the act OF concedlng to
Spain month III which to produce the proofs, In
virtue OF which the ship has been proceeded
against before the American dag will be sauted
And Is there plenipotentiary VINO dares to sign
the return OF this ship, whose crimnality against
Spain is clearly proved, and whose nationality is
yet so doubtful to the governments OF the Republic
OF the UnMed States2
As God lives this Is an act Of treason against the
6carts.' OTIS OR is the American nation absolute
mistress OF the seas to prevent us from Judging
the virglnius whose nationality has not been
cleared up yet, like that precision with which ner
aRgressions against Spain have been put In evi-
denceY
Here. then, comes in concession made on our
part which will cost us the loss OF Cuba without
lail. IL s like saying TO the pirate ships OF all the
universe :-''Raise the American nag on your
masts, with or without the right to do so, and go
TO Cuba, safely and with the greatest mpunty,
against the searches OF spanish cruisers That nag
will be an inyiOlable safeguard
The anront by which we are Illuminated in that
unfortunate protocol has not this time stopped at
the delivery or the vIrginius. Ii was necessary TO
guarantee the impunity OF the pirates VINO may 90
to Cupa TO rob In the iuture. and without the light
est restriction Is has been agreed TO deliver the
survivors Of the steamer, calIing thcm-wbat ~.
The New York herald., 1873-12-06
QUAKER HELP FOR TIE POOR.
Church Ladies in Brooklyn Organizing
Social Sewing Circles for the Relief of
the Destftute.

Church Ladies in Brooklyn Organizing
Social Sewing Circles for the Relief of
the Destitute.
During the period OF slave terrorism in the South
now happily long past, and during and after the
civil war, prominent among the most earnest and
conscientious workers for the poor and suffering of
the human race were the Quaker ladies of New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and other cities OF
the North. In late years the public has known OF
much well mentioned philanthropy bestowed by
them upon the intractable redskins OF the West
Panic and famine having now made terrible
inroads upon the dependent classes In all portions
OF the country, and especially in towns, ana these
Christian mothers and sisters are again unOsten-
tatiously organizing societies for the relief and
clothing OF the poor. IL may be well to state in
aea 10 preseat misapprenehson ,nat dnese poor
Patagonia, nor are they unlncky people in need of
homes and prosperity-who are 10 be clothed and
sent to the mystic and delightful land of Borro-
bood-gha. They are the mechanics, working girls,
labOrers andclerks and their families, who, in
sheer struggle between pride and desperation,
have fought hard against the relentless
poverty that has overtaken them and In so many
cases made them suddenly acquainted with q
before dreamed. The station houses, public dor
mitories, alleys, vacant buildings and lumber piles
along the rivers edge, are peopled night alter
night by the homeless poor who have lost. first,
employment next, homes, and then the bread
which nature demands for daily sustenance.
The stories OF crime and misery. which have re.
Gently grown more frequent than ever in the
public journals, have sunk deep into the kindly
heart OF plying Quaker womanhood and borne
fruit before any OF the numerous ladies' societies
OF other churches have organized systems OF reiei.
In Brooklyn the ladies OF the Society CT Friends
are forming sewing union on such an extensive
plan OF cooperation tina: its labors may be antci-
pated as likely to produce gigantic charitable re-
suits. On stated nights OF the week they propose
to meet at the meeting house in Schermerhorn
street, and ply their needles in as noble array
as ever was presented by a less peaceful and less
gentle phalanx oil Macedonian spears. Meanwhile
q a hv
the presence OF that docie Jyrant, man, who, by
gracious favor, Is to tighten them with his benevo-
lent presence, and thus contribute the indlspensa
bic part to the good work, Verify, the Quakers
have pleasant ways OF doing well.
The New York herald., 1873-12-06
THE HoBoKEE SAVINGS BANK

crowded meeting OF depostors was held IN odd
Fellows Hall last evening. Despite the enerGetic
efforts Of interested parties to throw the institu-
tion into bankruptcy, committee was appointed
IN ra,se subscriptona Counsel for the advocates
nj han rruptcv consen ted TO postpone action In the
courts unt the l6tn inst. The prospects OF resump
ton are brighter, although the managers can never
nners are ousted and the Board reOJganized.
The New York herald., 1873-12-06

Euxine py every means IN rucT power. Moreover,
the Gear Is neither covetous nor bloodthirsty. He
Is q good, easy man, Of stout ana melancholy
habit, who loves his friends, his wine and consola-
tion. Russia may be forced at no distant date,
into war of defence; but II is sure that in this
generation at least. she win never venture upon
war OF aggression. / am, cir your obedient SER
want, AN ENGLisHMAN.
New YORK Nov. 20, 1873.