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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-10
Amador Tunnel and Mining Con-

Am0uOE Anu NUM-
pany Location Of works Ely Mining Distric,
Lincoln County, Nevada; principal place of bus.
ness San Francisco, San Francisco County, Cali.
fornia.
Notice is hereby given, that at 4 meeting of The
Board Of Directors of said company, held on the
4th day Of June, 1873, an assessment no. y Of
One Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock of said company, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the
office of the company, Rooms &c and q, Mef-
chants Exchange California street, San Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day Of July,
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 Wednesday, the 30th day of July 1873
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and EXPENSES OF sale. b,
order of the Board of Directors.
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary.
Ofice-Rooms 20 and "a Merchants Exchange
California street, San Francisco, Cal jel0d
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AsseSssseat aiotifss
Mendha silver Mining c.

Mendhe Silver Mining Comp.
location Of principal place Of bn.,isay.
n Csl;-Location OF works. Hisi,ssah
a,ysn e, th Lincoln county Nev-Notice IS 6e,.S,
held on the 9Th day Of June, ls,3 ~ rec'oss,
neni mo. u Of One Dollar per shs- assess
levied upon the capital stock Of M va.
porstion. payable Immediately, in un,,sd :. cor.
gold coin. to the Secretary. At the Once siaies
5, San Francisco, California. 'oin No.
ANY stuck upon which this ass4ss,os,, =
remain unpaid on the 18th dsv ~ I snail
1878, will be delinquent, and adyertisss eiy,
at public auction, and unless payment - 10, sale
S S.,1 q. w'ii be sold on Monday, the iIs LII.
auent assessment taSsss , 70 .i pay the delin.
sertising and expenses Of sale. vi ad-
o~ GEO. R. spINNEY, Secretary
ONCE; No. $40 California street Ray
s. San Francisco, California. 1ovm No
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WANTED,

II INCOLN COUNTY BONDS AND COUNTY
IL SCRIP Of the new issue, At the
my17tf STATE BANK or NEVADA.
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Caroline Mining company-Loeation

Caroline Mining Company-Locailoh
of Works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln county
Nevada. is hereby given that at NEE
ing Of the Directors, held on the Jun uay ~
June, 1878, an assessment no. u OF twenty e.h'
per share was levied upon the capi'ai s, Ms,sd
the corporation, payable Immediately, III shi'es
states gold coin to the Secretary, at tine once u
the company. Room 81, Haywards BUILDING
4l9 California street, San Francisco, Cal. Al,
Any stock upon which this assessment! s slsa
remain unpaid on the Sth day OF August, ios'
will be delinquent, and advertised for SAFE =. ~.
lie auction, and unless payment Is msae 49, ~
will be sold on Thursday, the 1tn W. o.
September, 1879, to pay the de'in9heni.
sessment, together with costs oil ao'e'"s'A'
CHAs. f. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office: Room 81. Hsywsrds Building sN
California street, San Francisco, Cal l!e"
Kentucky Gold and silver MIni nis
Company. Location Of Works Ely Mining d ~
trict Lincoln County, State OF Nevada.-So, ~
is hereby given that at meeting oa dsy
Trustees of said company, held on tne ~ ~ On.
Dollar and onehalf per share was leviea upvn
capital stock Of said company, payApie t Sacre.
diately in United States gold coin, 10 W eo,.
tary Of said company ut the office OF ssid so
pany, 500 California street, san ffsn'''
California. Eg shall
ANY STOCK upon WHICH nh!u AZ. 5fh
remain unpaid on Saturday, .ns MT
day Of July, 1875 shall be deemed oenIdu re-
and will BE- duly advertised for sale at puoc,
ton, and unless payment shall be MADE pe ~,
will be sold on saturday, the 26th day o. s
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment .os me
with costs Of advertising and expenses u Wv
sale. By order OF the Board OF IrtSu
HFH J.P. CAVALIER. secres l1.sco
OfRce--No. 800 California street. san f'sA'' =
California. H
Special Notice.-At q meeting o. nj nj
Board of Trustees of the kentucky uo .ssess.
Silver Mining Company, held TINS oa!, - re.
ment No. 6, Of four dollars per shsfe, .ss,nsmi
scinded Any stock upon which eaid s1se assrunt
has been paid will be credited with INC sn,e ~.
paid upon assessment No. 9. and pa !sn com.
funded on presentation at the once Oh 'ne
pany. BY order Of Board Of TrnsteeF;,
Secretary, 600 CaliforniA stree ans,G
Jun" ? 1873 lIs
special Notice. -Postponem.;,Sv ,,,v aist,
above assessment 10 postponed unui IA any
when the same will become deiinquenyn -rsmaiii
stock upon which said assessment snsli,.,s,,,snt
unpaid on July 2lst will be deemed y rablic
and will be duly advertised for ~ ~ rsde be.
auction, and unless payment snail y III day
fore will be sold on Monday tne Aasnnoueft
OF August, A. D. 1873, to pay the asnN
sssessment and cost and expenses Of ale: ,,.tees
The Annual Meeting Of the bosru 2. sss day
Of said Company will be held on sne = ~ Com.
Of July, A. D. 1873, at the once Oh wv
pany. ....s
Up. CAvAILIkH, ss saS I'm.
Omce,No. sS cA AuA 'El jyc.td
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Office! Room No. 20, Hayward's Building. Ia.
Il9 California street. San Francisco. Cal. ielo.td
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-16

d RtaQe 90 ner day. Agents wanted! Ali
d9s1l usD ~ classes Of working people, Of
either sex, young or old, make more mon
81 ri work for ua IN their srIara sSiOmenfs
Or nil the time, han at anything else Par.
ticulars free. Address q stina0n a Co.,
PdttlAndi Maine. llyt
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-16

Capt. John smith. of the Warm
Springs Reservation. writes to an ex-
change "Jhe Indians Of this reser-
vation are perfectly qniet and atten-
tive to their own pursuits. Tlley ARE
much grievetl that any riimors should
Obtain belief as to their ,lisaffeetinn.
They say. l. it not enough that We
send oar fathers. hrnthers and relatives
to fight for the whites? Whit other
thing can we do to make the whites
believe in us, II offering our lives in
their behalf l. not enough :"
The Roseburg PaatapaM says:
"OrlerS have been received for forty
more men for the MNioe service. to
protect settlers IN this State. They
are TO form company in connection
with those already gone, and elect
their own officers"
The citizens Of Walla Walla county
have pai,l their county tax IN full. de-
linquent and all. and III only one in
stance did the Sheriff have to sell
property.
Two Young men at Eugene City.
named R. Ware and John Brown. got
into quarrel last Friday. resulting III
Ware stabbing brown. it Is supposed,
inortally. Ware was arrested.
A Steilacom stationer advertises
''for sail blank deads. both qnitclaim
u guarantee bills ov sail. morgiges.
kontractsand all kinds ov legel blanks,
exceptin lawyers"
Three men engaged in digging u
grave III Umatilla county. the 23tl nit,
disgaced themselves by getting into
fight.
Denver. Colorado, is bothered with
wild Texas cattle. rushing through
the streets and bawling for something
to eat. Some OF them belong as far
as rs miles from there.
The BHlletia is authority fer saying
that a firm in that city pays at the
rate of $35. 900 year for u column of
advertisements Iii Liverpool ship
ping paper. Monstrous.
The Capital Library Association OF
Salem has opened its rooms to the
public. 1t has some sixty papers on
its files.
The Sioux Indians are reported as
willing to fight the whites, man to
man, OH open ground.
Picking mt Il giant percussion cap
leaves Tommy LevinS, OF Baker City,
onp tinger the less.
| Mr.. James ElgiII. nine II lies from
Salem, has discovered bed of iron
ore Of rich quality.
M. g. Upton, of San Francisco. has
heenappointed Commissioner of Deeds
for Oregon.
| The Walla Walla Spirit still thinks
there is real danger from Indians east
of the mountains.
The people of Roseburg have putrid
sore throat and the horses epizootic.
The epizootic lEs reached Lewis
county, W. I.
| After rest Of three months Olym-
! pia has had another earthquake.
Judge Mosler gives up the editor
| ship Of the Piaiadeqler for the ermine.
/ Portland ladies' it is estimated.
spend 5000 year for false hair.
| A century plant is preparing to
bloom IN San Francisco.
Salem Mills were paying rs cents
for wheat this week.
The Corvallis Warehouse Company
have filed articles of Incorporation.
| Gen. Davis is expected at Portland
from Yreka this week.
They have live seal in Portland.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-16
DRUGS. ETC.
Murder In Albany

YETBE KNOWN, AND
III no threatening of II at present.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
A STRENGTHENING CONFLICT.

Under orders from Superintendent ThOne
workmen were employed, on Tuesday. in leyeng the
snowbanks along the sides of several OF the principal
streets spreading the in the roadways, that
IL might be readily melted by the sun. gang OF
the men, who working, under the supervision OF an
Inspector East Broadway, threw the snow in such
large quantities upon the street railroad tracks that the
ears Of the Dry Dock line prevented from passing
Capt Mount of the Seventh Precinct having been sent
for by the officers Of the railroad company,
Informed the Inspector that the workmen would
all be arrested if they persisted in thus impeding travel
and during the remainder of the day the not
thrown upon the tracks in sufficient quantities to oD-
sruct the superintendent ThOrne received yester
day letter from President White of the railroad
pany threatening suit against the Street Cleaning De-
partment should the tracks of the Company be again
similarly obstructed The Superintendent states that
he has unusually large force OF men, with 500
engaged in removing from the streets,
but that IL cannot he cleared away un-
less he can, where practicable spread IL in
the of the Streets that t be melted He
also says that the railroad companies have carted
snow from their tracks, but, the contrary. have
greatly impeded travel by pilng the snow along the
sides Of the tracks He thinks that the city ought to be
called upon to remove the snow piled up by the rail
road companies He will, nevertheless, continue to
spread upon the tracks, but has instructed his
wOrkmen to try to avoid impeding the cars.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
IFCTIRES AND MEETINGS.

The Rev. j. C. French will repeat his admir-
ably illustrated lecture The Yosemite" in the Park
Congregational Church, at seventh-s and sixthave,
Brooklyn tonight.
At the annual meeting of the National Rifle
Association Tuesday it shown that the range is
worth OOO the Association has 200 worth OF targets
and a balance OF 5000 In the Treasury
The Beethoven MaennerchOr has elected
the following officers:
President F. NJ ohmes veePresdents wigge and Bernd
Secretaries Dressed aud Charles Brebm Treasurer, A. Wegand
The German Free School, in FOurth-st., dur
ing the past months. has had attendance
of pups varying from 4s4 to 6s5 The expenses the
past six tbs amounted 10 s66.0 6l and the recepe
Il 1851 rs.
The first of the American Institute course
OF scientific will be delivered the great hall OF
the Cooper Institute. this evening by Prof c. f. Baker
OF Yale College, the subject being the Chemical Dis
coveries OF the spectroscope."
The Children's Educational Relief Association
met at No. 63 walst, yesterday, ana elected Rufus r.
Graves, President Wallace Z. Groome, Secretary, and
H. g. Terbe Treasurer. The special object OF the Asso
catiOn is aid very poor children TO attend the public
schools.
The annual encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic, Department OF NewYork, will
assemble next Wednesday at stancf Hail. Elmira.
Arrangements have been made with the railroads aud
hotels for excursion tickets aud boarding accOmmOda
tons at reduced rates.
The Womans Union Missionary Society held
its twelfth annual meeting In the Church OF the Pill
grDs yesterday afternoon, the Rev. William Budng-
ton presiding. Encouraging reports regarding the past
years work OF the Society Ia China Greece and home
made by the Directory. Addresses were made by
the Rev. Dr. Budngt0n, the Rev. J. Hyatt Smith and
others.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
ILLNESS OF Ex-MAYoR KALBFLEIscH.

The Hon. Martin Kalbheisch, ex-MayOr of
Brooklyn is confined to his residence at Bushwick
ave. and Grand-st., Eastern District, by a very
rous attack of heart disease and OF his death
extensively circulated, yesterday, in the Brooklyn
public offices. Mr. Kalbneisch has been suffering
what for two weeks from very severe cold, which
affected his lungs but he continued until Tuesday to at
tend to his business matters, and appeared about the
City Hall usual. He appeared tO be in his habtual
good spirits Monday and in the of
ton expressed his determination to ask the surages Of
the people for the MayOralty again next Fall His in
disposition suddenly took unexpected turn for the
worse Tuesday ,evenng, and he forced TO sue
cumb 20 an affection OF the lungs and heart. He
so low yesterday morning that his physicians
gave up all hope, and his death was mo-
mentarily expected. Later in the day however,
he rallied somewhat and able to partake of light
food. The general impression Is that he will not recover
although he has a remarkably strong nstuon. Late
last night he much better He is years of age,
and has resided In Brooklyn for 30 years. He has a
large family OF children and grandchildren most OF
whom were present his bedside yesterday one Of
his a member OF the Board OF Aldermen for
two years Mr.. Kalbfeisch has occupied the Mayors
chair for three terms and has also represented the
county in Congress- He Is very wealthy, and carries
the business OF chemical manufacturer his office being
at Fulton and Clif-sts, New-fork City.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
MEETING OF SUGAR REFINERS.

Some time since the sugar refiners of this
city and its immediate vicinity formed themselves into
Sugar Reners Association, for the purpose OF for
wardDg the interests OF their branch Of trade About
80 members belong to IT, representing aggregate
of eco sl5OOOOOo meeting held Tues
day. at the Of the Importers and Grocers Board
OF Trade The Committee Trade Statistics reported
that depressed condition or the business proceeded
from surplus production. The Committee asked for a
recommittal OF the subject From what occurred IL
admitted that the present capacity OF tbs reners
abed them months manufacture all the material
that was consumed in H. The remedy Is TO be consid
cred at the next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS


The Commissioners of public instruction met
yesterday President Josiah G.. Holland in the chair
The President stated that he had called tho meeting
view Of the excitement about the heating apparatus
the schools The President then delivered his inaugural
speech. communication received from the
Trustees Of the Eighteenth Ward assuring the Board
that the steam heating apparatus schools Nos 40 and
80 perfectly safe and that several slight changes
suggested by the Superintendent Of buildings are
making. 1t moved that the Committee ON Finance
be instructed to set apart s56ss Of the appropriation
for ls73 10 enable the Board TO pay back that sum-
which loanedn 1870 from the appropriation for tho
erection OF the Normal College. Referred The follow
ing Standing Committees then announced:
finasoeCommissObers Lewis. Wool, BhnAs Besdsbe and
TGeh,rs-Gross. Lewis jenkins Jarvis and Brennan
Buildin0s Rpdirs-EiJ, Lewis, and Duryea.
Sppt>s-Besrdsee, Wood and Brennan.
Auditing Coamtee-Smyth. Sands Jenkins ElY and pur,ea
Cosrs Of Stsdla fe>- Jenkins, Gross. and Sands.
and NeD SotooLs-Brennan BY. and smyh
Normal COLLEGE Epenin0 and Co0rsd SchoosWood Duryes
Smith, Gross, and Jarvis.
Bv-LG,os SkeiOn, PrtnsnO dG--Js ssnd, and Besrdee
On motion 10 resolved 10 direct the principals OF
primary schools 10 give all pupils daily the customary
recess of 20 minutes report OF the Committee on
Hygiencs, accompanied by report from the supern-
tendent OF Buildings. presented In which Mr. stagg
deprecates idea that the school buildings are per
fectly safe All school buildings claimed to be safe
In every respect and no danger, 1t Is said. need bc a
pretended
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
~,,,., al M ,o s,yspes Tbs buidss damaged 600
..rsd The IRE rss ean.ed by resn boiling over.

Insured The IRE was caused BY resin beiine over.
The Coroners have been asked TO hold an inquest
~ ,hn "a, of vnee,t Chspnan master painter OF NO. ia
West who reported have dd OF
pg fracture the leg BY his having iaen HOh
a his home, last SATURDAY. . 80,
late hour on Tuesday night Detective DllRs Ks
Of Police Heaiqrse gang Of thieves hHS from e., A.
Of John Brdgeord whle the latter was aBhu a. h.
Tave Bowery. The detective steo cne "a 20. IN s
who struggle, escaped, but Ie ms h~' ~ WV ~
hands OF the detective.
James Smith, New-York thief, VINO has SeSr IN
prownV the gaise Of agman got mo 'Is
CIV AZ No so lekss Brooklyn and two other "a
and stole goods valued sO lie discovered Y 'ns en
nprsuel through He attempted 70 fscs
sbo chased hun Detective Riggs bnay arrested hn' anu
Va committed or trial
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
THE GoAT ISLAND QUESTION IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. A.-At meeting of the
Chamber CT Commerce, today ex Mayor selby offered
series Of resolutions relative TO the proposed cesson Of
part Of Goat Island and the relations OF the city with
the Central Pacific Railroad Company. The first resou-
ton protested earnestly against the eesson of part OF
Goat Island 10 the Central Pacific the Southern Pacific,
or any other railway company for the that the
island indispensable 10 the defense Of the fy that the
building Of pier three miles long from the Oakland
shore 10 the island would obstct the channel destroy
the advantage groupo Of the harbor and In all rpbab
ity shoai the bar outside the Golden Gate IL aso ex
presses TIE Deef That the city will afford ample faci
ties 10 bring ships aud together In Mission Bay
The second resolution reviewed substantially the terms
OF agreement made last Fau between Stanford and a
committee Of Lhe Committee OF One Hundred by which
the Central Pacific RatFoad Company were W sbspd0D
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
PART OF EDWIN FoRREsrs LIBRARY BURNED

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ia fire this morning
at the late residence OF Edwin Forrest destroyed part
Shakespearian collection. The famous original copy OF
Shakespeare, which Mr. Forrest always kept in glass
case, consumed. He frequently remarked,
ing this work. that case OF fire in his house. he would
rather anything else should be consumed than that
volume 1t published in 1929 and valued at 5000
The loss will amount to from SO 900 TO $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
TIE NEW SENATOR FROM MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 15.-Botb branches of
The LEGISLATURE met in joint session, today snd elected
Col L. BogY OF st. Louis United States Senator Col
Bocy being present, conducted to the Speakers
desk and made speech. promising 10 favor areyenue
sun5eent only for strictly economical Government and
uayment Of the public aebt; 10 advOcate the restora
ton OF State rights and The placing of the Southern
siaies on proper footing with amnesty to all ana 10
defend Western interests against the sncroacbmep OF
Eastern nOnOpOlists.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
GEN. BANKS AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-Gen. N. p. Banks was
introduced on Change to-day, and addressed the
chants the important relations which the States Of
the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys sustain to the Union,
with reference particularly TO commerce. He dwet
specially on the facts developed by the last United
States relation this question: and the prom
which the future held out for this section aud urged
that Cincinnati held the key o the great developments
70 be made In q large part of these States.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

tie Goat Island bill pending In the United States
Senate and make their permanent terminus at Mission
Bay, in consideration OF city subsidy OF s5oo0Oo and
the surrender 10 said company of certain reserved
streets and market places. This resolution recon-
mendef the municipal authorities carry out the terms
of that agreement. The first resolution unan,
imously adopted. Consideration OF the secend resolu
ton indefinitely postponed
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
PROMINENT ARRIyALx

Brerooyf House-Ex- Gov Andrew G.. Curtin OF
Pern,yiysna NthoLas Hoxl-Gen kn5pp Of Coy ID Di
sG Judge Sufrrn " and John Perry of
Albany Deni5 Ho-The Hos Jane, Bell Of Ao1ny
1,or Hou.-Bsnson Losing Of Dover Plains, - fVh dre
~, Ho-Jus Bertheo Montreal Chester Gswod OF Troy
Nathaniel T. Drew Of Washington Eoeren HoTse-
Capt Dgby Murray of steamship Celtic GtlsV HOpIhe non
Fernando Wocd NJ c. EewYorf MsrcPoiaa H9hloTsomas ~
Cap6ed Of York Hot-Tbe Hon j. b. spolsSooi
Of Hot-Er Congressman Newton Pet
rs OF Peunsyysna and T. q. Bailey Of New Hampshire.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
TWO vICyrIMs OE A WRFCK

HALIFAX, Jan. 15.-The brigantine Mary T..
Jones of Clyde River from Shelburne for Boston, has
been lost The saved but two passen-
gersthe daughters of David Sutherland o; Clyde River
were drowned in the cabin.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

SALARIES FOR PHILADELPHIA oFFICIALS-lN-
CRFAsING THE SALARY OF THE GOVERNOR
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT CONCERNING
THE ELECTION OF STATE TREASURER.
fFROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THB TRIBUSEl
HARRISBURG, Jan. 14.-ln the Senate, to-
day, the usual quantity of Philadelphia legislation was
asked for Mr.. Mcclure OF Philadelphia introduced
resolution nstrucng the Finance Committee to inquire
what measures If any, should be adopted on the part Of
the state TO collect the money due the Commonwealth
from Geo. o. Evans late state Agent for the collection
of war claims and guard eectualy against de-
facaons hereafter and authorizing the Committee TO
send for persons and papers, if necessary Mr. Mcclure
also introduced bill TO fix the salaries Of certain
officers in Philadelphia, as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

rev turn 10 the struggle. The anti Pomeroy Siemenp
have held general caucus, at which 81 meinpere an
nounced themselves opposed TO Pomeroys
requires ca To elect The opposition 10 ,ioh ood
diyded hetvcen Harvey, Lowe, Logan ana haoch, anu
no organzed attempt has been made 10 oeh'cr o "'
oua Of hem