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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-24

OPELOUSAs.
Leaves on
- For Washington, Port Barre
date landings on the Coast, Aloha AWAY.
River and BAYOU Courtableau. The light draught
passenger steamer
E. Quatrey2uX, MASTER 7. John, clerk,
viii! leave as above, every SATURDAY at P. n.
taking freight and passengers for Bayou des Gaizes
to be landed at Big Bend Landing Simmspors.
ieao tt I'M. BOWLING % Decatur street.
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
Commencing on TUESDAY, Nov. II.
~ For Washington, 0pel""sas.
's"Ss==7zA and all landings on the Coast Atchata-
laya River, Bayou Courtabl au-The new and light
drausht passenger steamer
Ruth.
c. c. Pickett master VIM. Barnes, clerk.
will leave as above every Tuesday EVENING,
de. Gaizes to he landed 1t Biz Bend Landing, at
: immsprrt. leaving Washington every SATURDAY
at Il o'clock.
For freight pas age apply board, or to
HlTE " CARLIN. Agents.
nl3 Tchoupitculas street.
Leave Washington on first return trip Saturday,
Nov. 81.
Leaves on MONDAY Nov. p at ) p NJ
fr=, For Washington, Port hare
8E5Saf Simmspcrt, Churchvi.le and all landngs
OF the Coast Atchafalaya River and b
You Courtableaa-the new and light draught passer
ger steamer
viii leave above sS' every e At
taking freight and passengers for all landings on BA
you des Giazes, to be landed at either Big BEND La,
ing or at either warehouse al Si;nmsport For freigh
Or passage apply on board, or to
aus BRITTON & EPPLER LOG Common It,
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RED RIVER.


REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Connecting with the Texas and p RR
Leaves on TUESDAY, Nov. "a at ) p. M.
r. For Shreveport and all way land.
SESss.k2zAaE,S ngs on Red River-The Al and very
light draught steamer
X. T. Bryarly,
W: I. Scovell, master. NJ. L. Scovell clerk.
will leave, positively, above For freight or pas
sage apply on board. or to
BRITTON 4 EPPLER, LOG Common street.
LORD Il McPEAKE. IS Camp street.
MA H1TE& CARLIN, Tchoupitoulas street.
REGULAR WEEKLY GRAND ECOPE PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY, 24th inst, at 5 r. II
-fY.S For Grand Ee0re, Montgomerys
MSS.s Mouth Cane River, Alexandria ~.
man.s Barbin's and all way ianiiua
on Red Rver-The Al and very light draught p.
seIgar steamer
Jno. 9. Mitchell. master. J. L. Robbins, clerk
VIII leave positively as above throughout tie 10
water season. The Fleta will be replaced by lares1
boat when navigation permits.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 10
DIG LORD q McPEAKE. 46 Camp street
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE pAC KE1
Leaves TUESDAY, Nov. o. at up M
- For Fort DeRussey. Barhinah
L@A46t Normans, Alexandria, Mouth Of O.
River, Montgomery Grand Ecore and ~ /
Sabine.
Geo. G. Hamilton, master, F. n Findren clerk.
sLNNOTf CARTER 80 Csmn street.
HlTE CARLIN. Tchoupitoulas street IS
bRTION EPPLER 1Oe Common streee e
IL Am ADA Ms q WORK. Commercial Place.
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that was formerly considered as es-
sential is now neglected; much that Was form
erly neglected is now considered as essential. ]
think OF the laity more than OF the clergy; but
what would the clergy be without the la;ty ,
There arc many Of our best men, men OF tho
gresteBt power and influence in literature,
science, art. politics, aye, even in the Church
itself, who are no longer Christian in the old
sense OF ther word Some imagine they haye
ceased to be Chrietans altogether, because
they feel that they. cannot believe rs much
az others profess to believe. Ne cannot afford
to loae these men. nor shall re lose
them it We learn to be satisfied with
what satisfied Christ and the Apostles, with
what satisfies many hard working missionary.
Il Christianity is to retain its hold on Europe
and Amerca, It it Is to conquer in the holy War
OF the future, it must throw of its heavy ar1nor,
the helmet Of brass and the coat Of mail, and
face the world like David, with his staff, his
stones, and his sling. We want less Of crecds,
but moro OF trust less Of ceremony, but more
OF work; less Of solemnity, but mora of genial
honesty; less OF doctrine. but more of love-
There is faith, as small "a grain Of mustard
seed, but that grain alone can moyo mountains
and more than that, it can move hearts. What
ever the world may say Of us OF rs Of little
faith, let uB remember that there was One who
accepted the offering OF the poor widow. She
threw in but two mites, but that ras all she had,
even all her living. =: ...., -.
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From Ns 81. PdtA Pioneer, Feb G.
The readers Of the Pioneer are familiar With
the details Of the sad and sudden death Of Dr..
neiner, Of Saltwater, Which took place recently,
from what is called @hlood poison" Nearly q
the Same cause- On Thursday of last week DR..
6. 6tamm, OF this, city, made poEtmortem e1-
animation Of tho body OF i nan named Schme.z.
During the operation DR.. Stsnm accidentally
ribs Of the body. Tie next day his hand aud
arm began to indame and swelled to frightful
extent, and it vas feared that amputauon would
have to be resorted to. The application Of the
most vioinnt remedies, however, have been at
tanded with beneficial results. and tho Doctor is
uow considered out Of danger. ~;
, 1874-02-14
THE OLD, OLD STORY,

b7de him good~bJo,
With laughing eye,
In careless, gtrhsh way;
In time to hide
ina tear that was bound to ot-ay
ies, brushed 1t OF
n1th Joyous l3ugh;
It bad fallen By him unseen
Ire he turned to go,
What q FOOLISH girl had been.
ae could not but Know
Why t1embied 50
Meath the glance OF mis- dark-oiue eye
6ut o2c9 70 my ueasI
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,0-:..1 - 80 = - 80 =.
our loEe-an 0ur lore of GOD, and IN our toue Q5
True cuRBT1Aa1rz:
That is tho whole Law and the Prophets; that
is the religion to be preached to the whole world
that is the Gospel which will conquer ali other
religions.-eren Buddhism and Mohammedan-
ism,-which will WIN the hearts OF all men:
There can mover be too much love, though
there may he too much faith-particularly when
it leads to the requirement Of exactly the same
measure Of faith in others, Let those who wish
for tho trua success Of missionary work learn to
throw In Of the apuadance Of their filth; let
them learn to demand less from others than
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poses: however; for ..ganlng an idea Of the issue
OF the great religious struggle Of the future, thai
rellglcn too 2s dead aud gone.
m THE THREE LIVING RELIGIONS.
The three religions which are alive, and be.
tween which the decisive battle TOR the dominion
OF the world will have to ne fought are the three
missionary religions, Buddhism, Mohanmedau'
Ism, and Christianity: Though religious stats.
tics are perhaps the most uncertain OF a1l yet it
ls wel! 70 nave genera eonceRtlon o. tue toreee
OF our enetn1es' ana II 1s well 70 knoW TINT,
though me number 81 'Chrlstlans is double the
NUMBER o1 alonamn1euans, the Bndohlss religion
stl occupies the llrst place IN the reAs1ou6 cen
sng 3 OF manklnd.
:, Buddhism rules supreme IN Central, Northern,
EasIc1n, ana oouthern Asia; anu II gradually
aoeoTos Woatever tnere ia le1t OF aboriginal
heatnenlsm IN tnat sas! ana poPuloua area.
r, ;Monammeoanlsm Claims as lts ~ own ARABIA,
re5es g1eat pa1ta Of lnhs; ala MINOR turkey
ana Eg5pt; ana It's greatest con9uesth by mis-
sionaEy euo!s aie "aoe among tne heathen
ponnla.lon pThl:st;;t. o. Adtaca. Ad
N Int1tI'an.ss II reigns ~. IN EUROPE anu Ame11ca,
aau II Is eonqGet1ng 1ne nati'e races OF Foly-
neta auu uetaaesia; "u14e lts nlsaloaaty OUT
pos.s ~. a.e scas.eteu ~ oses eue woeio'
netHeen lnese M taIce pome1s, 1ne1; INC felg-
iGus i oa;ii9 i ., e1e ia1ee, tno h9y nar OF man
Il ~ W. ~ ~ W. .vuEns alo ~ pelns 1ougnt
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| even at a time when no missionaries were allow
ed within the territory Of the old East India
Company. =
Ram moHus ROY AND THE BnAuMA-sANAJ.
It's frat representative WAS Ram Mohun Roy,
born JUST 100 years ago, in1172, who died At
Samaj. A man SO highly cultivated md 50 high
" religious rs he was could not but feel hu1nil-
lated at the spectacle which tho popular religion
Of his country presented to his English friends.
He drew their attention to the fact that there
was purer religion to be found in the old sacred
far as to claim for the Vedas divine origin, aud
to attempt the foundation OF 3 reformed faith
on their authority. In this attempt be failed.
INSPIRATION OF THE vEDAs.
No doubt the Vedas aud other works Of the
ancient poets aud prophets of India contain
treasures of truth which ought never to be for
gotten, loast of all by the sons Of 1ndia. The
late good Bishop Cotton, in his address to the
students OF missionary institution at Calcutta,
advised them to use 3 certain hymn OF tho Rig
find stronger arguments against ido1atry, no.
where has the unity Of the Deity been upheld
more strenuously against the errora of poiythe-
ism than by some OF tue ancient aages OF India.
Even in in the Oldest of their sacred books, the
Rg-Veda, composed 5000 or 1900 years ago
ent deities OF the Sky. the air, the
earth. the rivere,- protest Of the human
heart against many gods breaks forth from time
to time with no uncertain sound. Ono poet,
after he has asked to whom sacrifice ia due, an
Bwcrs, :" To Him who iB God above all GODS"
Another poet. after enumerating the names of
many deitles. afflrns. without hesitation, that
u these are all but tie names Of Him who is
One" And even when the single deities are in
voked. it is not difficult to see that, III the mind
of the poet, each one Of the names is meant to
express the highest conception OF Deity Of
which the human mind WAS then capa-
Bile. Tue god Of the sky is called Father
aud Mother and Friend; he ia the Creator, tho
Cpholder of the Universe; he rewards virtue
and Furnishes sin; he Listens to the prayers OF
those who love him.
But granting ali this, We may we'll understand
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-01
FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. ass.
U. 8. survey No. ss.

-
TT 3. LAND oFPICE, CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, Nay "a. lsIl.-NOtice IL here
by given that the Dayton No. 2 Mining Com.
pany. by its agent. X. l.. Thomas. whose poet
once address Il nj Virginia city Storey county,
patent or eight hundred Cs0D linear feet OF the
Enreka lode and Dayton No. 2 Mining Com.
pany's claim, DcviI's Gate Mining District.
Lyon county. Neyada, extending s0 feet In .
n0rtherly direction nom the location notice.
along the line OF rsid vein or lode, and embrac.
Ing tho same. with all is dips, spur, angles
width, and described on the plat and fed notes
on die In my ONCE rs follows. to-wit:
Begun ii at post No. I, located about 10
feet west OF the Virginia and Carson Toll Road.
being the northwest corner Of the Menhon
Company's Survey. No. %, and whence \ sec
ship 10 north, Range n cast. bears south ] de
gree % minutes west Lbs feet. and whence
alro Memnon Company's shall bear south ~
degrees 10 minutes east &c feet, aud running
run said port No. I, first contte-along north.
ern line OF Memnon Company's Survey, No. u,
east 40 feet. to station No. 2on house top;
thence, second courre-nOrth so 10 poet
No. s thence, third courre-west 400 feet, TO
post No. 4; thence, fourth conrso.routh So
leet, TO point OF beginning, poet No. ], con
tanning I 3S-loo acres.
Courses and bearings. expressed from true
meridian. with . magnetic variation oi 10 de
" The location Of the claim 4. recorded In Book
~ - on pages 30 and :9i, Of the mining rec.
ords Of the Devils Gate and Chinatown Mining
District, kept at Silver City. In the ofice Of
The Tt Min n,g. Mes 60 ,ss o. .t ssln a,' ni,in. A.. m.
Mooney. and .Whiieman c~ompany's claim on
the north, and the Mcmnon Company's mining
claim ON the south.
myas ssd ADOLpnus wAITz. Regi.ier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-01
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
FOR PATENT.
u. 4. Survey Nc. ".

VI NJ beFNty we p%s
TT a. LAND oFPICE, CARSON CITY.
s Nevada, June rs, lsTt.-Notiee IL hereby
riyen that Theron d. Winston. whose post Of.
DE addrcss IL at Carson CITY. Nevada. has 10
Lebslf of himself and Joscph ID. Winters made
spplIcstion for United States patent Tor twelve
mildred N 400 linear feet (m0re or lers) ON tho
Mount Home lido. called the Dios Senior mining
claim extending In o souiherly course rom The
rsuth lime OF us. Survey No. ii, claimed by
the asnnessec Mining Company, and situate I'D
State 81 Nevada. embracing said lode. with lie
entire width and depth. whererocycr inc sas,s
may be found 10 extend. sfther w ite eouf,e,
width or depth. with surface ground rs neiein.
amer described. for the convenient wcikinR
mated i. 8. Survey or Lot No. %, IN. Township
10 north. Range 81 east, Mount Diablo NERD.
ian. and described In the plat and ibid notes on
ole In this once ~ follows:
beginning ut post No. ]. at centre or rontn.
ern end line OF tho claim located on casteriy
slope OF the ridge to tho west OF the Virginia
and Carson road, from which the smoke stack
Of tho Daney hoisting works bcap south TAX
degrees east, distant about coo feet. Mount
Lincoln bears south ~ degrees east; thence,
south T2k degrees cast los feet, To post NO. y;
thence. north o degrees west 1,0s0 feet, 10 post
No: 3; thenes, wet 2ol feet; 70 pot 40 nosi
lei, 10 pest MOI tho place q beginning, con
taining I $40 acres.
Coun % and bearings from true meridian.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees 30 minutes cast
The adjoining claims are the Gennessc on the
north and the "Great W " on the south. The
Dsney claim, as surveyed, lies In the east.
Prom post No. . above described, the GEAR
Ter section corner on tho west line OF Section
10, In Township 10 north. Range 81 cast, Mount
Diablo meridian. bears north II degrees ~ min.
uies west, distant 100 feet.
The claim herein applied for IL recorded a.
page COS OF book "a" Lyon county records OF
surveys, kept In the Recon er's oflee, at Day.
ton, Lyon county. Nevada.
AD0LPHuS WATT. Register.
Horr, Scans q MCKEE, Attorneys for Claim.
ants, San Francisco, Cal. juno 65d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-01
APPLICATIONS ToR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. a34.
U. y. survey Ne. 90.

TT 3. LAND oFFIoE, CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada. May -, 1874. = Notice 10
hereby given that \. S~chro-ier, John n.
Kanecn, Benz. Whiteman, John Deinlnger, N.
J. Franklin and u. Mooney. whose Post-ofice
address Is at Virginia City, Storey county, Ne
vada, have made application for United States
patent for four hundred and niiy $50 linear
ney and whitcmsn Company's claim, DEVILS
Gate Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada,
extending $50 feet In q northerly direction rom
the location OF post No. ]. along the line o. said
vein or lode. and embracing the same, with All
hce ground DO feet in width. and described on
the plat and feld notes on fle In my once ~
follows. to.wit;
Commencing at post No. I, located about co
feet west OF the Virginia and Carson Toll Road,
at which point Mount Lincoln bear south tsH
degrees east. The Mooney and whiteman
SHAH bears north e2H degrees east lts ieet c,s ~
tant; thence running. mt course. east wv
feet, TO post No. 2 thence, sccond course,
north $50 feet, to post No. 3; thence, Third
~course-west COO feet, TO post No. | thence,
fourth course-routh 40 feet. 10 post No. ., o.
which point the Y section corner on the west
line Of section u township 10 north, range u !
degrees cast LISA feet thence, nfth course
cast 800 feet, TO post No. I, tho place Of begin
ming, containing q 2pl00 acres.
Courses expressed nom true meridian, with
. magnetic variation Of 10 degrees ~ minutes
east.
This claim sdjolns the Dayton No. . claim
upon the north. and IL In the vicinity OF the
Columbia. Daney, Memnon and Brooks claims.
The location IL recorded In Book &c" Mis-
cellaneous, ON pages G05 and COG, Of tho mining
records Of said Bcyil'- Gate District, kept At
tho once OF tho County Recorder OF Lyon
county, In the State OF Neyada.
my2G G5d ADOLPIIUS Waltz, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-01
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. a30.
L. =. sur,rr No. ~.

TT =. LiN5 OFFICE, 'ciaiss6N CITY,
u New, May 70, iSIl.-Noiiee is hereby
given that the South Comsiock Gold and Silver
Mlning Company. o corporation, organized and
existing under the laws Of the State OF Calil0r
MIA. whose post oficc address and principal
place VI business IL OF san Francisco. Califor'
lila, has by Mr.. Geo. W. Rogers, its superin.
iendcnt, this day made application for patent
for i've thousand C2,0Oo linear feet OF the tom.
stock lode. bearing gold and silver. the ZANE
extending two Thousand l2,VOO linear Ieet In q
souiherly or southeasierly direction nom the
80, OF tho Echo lode. with surface ground con
tanning Is 3.iUO acres, ~ hereinafter described.
situate In Devils Gate Mining District, IN the
counties Of Lyon and Storey. aud state OF Nc
vada, and described In the plat and field notes
On ale In this oficc as follows, VIZ:
beginning at post No, i, located on west
side Of Gold Canyon. about 3os feet south OF
Pioneer MIL. whence the quarter section cor
ner on west line OF Section ., Township 10
north, Range u east, Mount Diablo meridian.
bears north ~ degrees east, distant $40 feet,
and running from said post No. !, d st courre-
north IS degrees east ss feet, To- poet No. .;
thence. second course = north 20 degrees west
1853 feet, 10 poet No. 3; thence. third oourrc-
north Is degrees 30 minutes west LIS feet. TO
post No. 4; thence, fourth courte south 46 do.
rces 20 minutes west $50 feet, 10 post No. o;
thence. NTH course ouih 81 degrees % min
ute. east SAY fcst, TO post No. 0 thence, sixth
the northerly boundary Of Emigrant Company's
claim. Survey No. 10, TO poet No. z /; thence.
seventh c~oufre-south ~ degrees % minutes
east 6ig feet, along easicriy boundary Of Emil
grant Company claim. TO poet No. j. the place
Of beginning, containing ~ sio acres. Post
Nc Is southwest corner Of Echo Company'-
claim, Survey No. 90; posts Nos. ? and . arc
corners VI southwest boundary Of Twin Com
pany's claim. survey No. IL.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2JS.
u. y, Survey Nos. Al mud 90.

TT n. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
u. New, June IL, lsIi.-Notice II hereby
given that the Globe Consolidated Mining Com.
pany. whose post Office address and principal
place OF business Is at San Francisco, Califor
lila, have by Y. N. Thayer,. their supsrinicnd'
snt, this day made application for United State,
patent fer twelve hundred u ,2oOl linear feet Of
the Arizona lode. In Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada, with surface ground
three hundred 1900 feet In width, the rame cx-
tending twelve hundred u 200 feet In q north.
eas,crly direction from the northeastcrly bound
AIRY line of ". \. Survey No. 10, y. Township
10 north, Range 20 east, Mount Diaelo NERD.
Ian, and embracing said lode, with Its dips,
angles and variations throughout Its entire
width and depth, although II may enter The
land adjoining: said surface ground being
described In the plat and field notes on Ole In
this Office a. follows, 10 wit:
beginning at post No. I. located at south.
west corner OF the claim, whence the quarter
section corner Of Sections one ~ and cir W,
Township sixieen uG) north, Ranges 20 and u
cast. Mount Diablo meridian, bears rouih 81
degrees 70 minutes east, distant t51 feet
thence, from raid pest No. I, which 10 nj north
wesi corner OF said ". \. Survey No. 10, south
u degrees Is minutes east 300 feet, TO post No.
.; thence. north IS degrees 10 minutes east1 200
feet. TO post No. 8; thence north 81 degrees Is
minutes west 800 feet, TO post No. 4, and thence
south 81 degrees 10 minutes west LOO feet. 10
poet No ]. the place Of beginning, containing
3 26-loo acres.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees 30 minutes east.
Said tract being designated as Lot a aud 90,
In Township 10 north, Ranges 20 and u east,
Mount Diablo meridian /; the said lode being
cut In the Globe C0mpany's tunnel to the south
Of said lot Il and 90 herein applied for, which
Ia bounded on the southwest by said U. \. Bur
yey No. 40, and on the east or southeast In part
the plat Aforesaid.
Said location OF l,20o feet OF said Arizona
lode being recorded In the records Of the Gold
Hin Mining District. under date tho 2sth Jan.
uary, ls6O, said records being kept In the ofAec
OF the County Recorder Of Storey county. ut
Virginia City, Nevada: the right being claimed
TO follow said lode Throughout its entire width
and depth for l.200 feet OF Its linear extent,
whcrcsocver the samc may be found. whether
wholly or only partly, within the lines OF said
ADoLPnUs Waltz.
LEICESTER.
Horr, SEARS & McKEx. San Francisco, Cal,
Attorneys Tor Applicant. lnlg Odd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-01
ANNUAL MEETING.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING CON.
pany.-The shareholders Of the Yellow
Jacket Silver Mining Company arc hereby
notified that the animal meeting Of the stock.
holders Of said Company win be held d the
once Of the Company, Main street. gold Hill,
Storey county, Nevada, On MONDAY. the
twentieth (soth) day Of July. 4. u. 1874. ct II
o'clock A. T.. for The election OF Trustees and
transsction Of such other business % may be
THos. q. TAYLOR. President.
Ono. w. HorKins. Socretary.
Gold Hill. New. June "a, 1874. ju12 I'd
tvirginia Rntsrpriss and y. ". Alta eopy.1
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CAUTION.

TUE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
= against occupying or purchasing from A.
). Edwards. or his agent, the property known
- the Homestead Property. situated In the
Town OF Gold llili, Storey county. Nevada,
possession OF said property having been ~.
legally and iorribly taken from the family of z.
Lyfori during his absence. Legal proceedings
win be osnmenccd TO judieialiy determine the
validity of our claims TO the property. and all
trc-spsssers punished 10 the full extent Of the
laws u. LYF0RD,
juiI.tf L. A. LYF0RD.
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NrCw YORK MININa COMPANY

N Noties-Thc New l-fk Mining Company
having been formed Zoe thu purpose OF con-
-olidsiing the Mes York Consolidated Mimi:
Company and the Huubelit Mining Company.
notice IL hereby given that the stock cf the
New York Mining Company IL now ready for
Issue. and the holders Of New lo-k Con.ol.
dated Mining Company stock will be entitled
10 one share Of the new stock for each share Of
the old stock surrendered. and the holders of
Humboldt Mining Company stock will b. en-
titled To ihree-nhhs % one share ~ new stock
for each shafc OF old stock surrendered.
n. q. kIBBE, Secretary.
Oniec-ai Hayward's Building. jui3 In
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baltimore CONSOLIDATED

Location OF works. Gold I1lll District,
American Flat, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that at q meeting OF
the Trustees OF this Company, held on the 2sth
day OF May, 1914. an assessment CNo. ~ OF
one Dollar per rhar, was levied upon the
capital stock Of raid Company, payable imme.
dia,ely. In United States gold coin, 10 the Secrc
tary, al the onicc Of the Company, Room No. ],
No. lOl California street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, the 81 day Of
July. ISL, shall he delinquent, and will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction, ard IN
less payment -hall he made before, viii be
sold on SATURDAY, the 2jih day OF July,
isst. to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
.ether with costs Of advertising and cx.
penses of the sale.
DAVID T. BAGLEY, Secretary.
Onlce-Room No. I, No. ioi California street,
san Francisco, California. Ju2t I'd
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W II corbctt ....... not issued. . . 1000. ... so =.
And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 18th day Of
May, 1874, 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock a. may DO necessary, win be sold
At public auction, at the ONCE Of the Company,
Room 2, Medin Building, North G street, vlr.
ginia City. Nevada, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of July, 1874. at the hour OF I O'clock r. n.
OF said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
Virginia City. June 10. 1874.
MILES GOODMAN, Secretary.
0~niee-noom 2, Medip building, North Q
street, Virginia City, Neyada. juis ID