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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-20

the Board Of Trustees. made on The alth ds, Of
september. 1874, 20 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock - may be necessary. win be sold
q public suction. at the once Of the company.
10. VI Montgomery street, Van Pnn6iseo,
cal. % MONDAY. the ssd day OF November.
iisIt. o. the hour OF 1 O'Clock ?. H., TO pay de.
costs OF Advertising and expenses OF pale.
JAS. II, GAGER, Secretary.
Omes,No. t1 Montgomery street, ban Plan.
cisco, Oallfofntl. MOI III
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TTE MINIMo SoMrAIL;


Location Of principal place OF business, Han
Location Of Works, Storey county. State Of
Notice 10 hereby given, that ct . meeting OF
The Hoard OF Directors, held on the 18Th
DAY of November. 1874, an assessmeut mo. ~
OF Three Dollars tt3j per share was levied
mon the capital stock OF tbs corporation. pay
able Immediately. In United States gold coin,
To the Secretary. II the once Of the Com.
many, No. ~ Mercnants' Exchsngs, California
street, San Francisco. California
Any stock rpon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday. the 18th day OF De.
cember. 1874, will be delinquent, and Advertised
Cor sale, and unless payment IL made bsfore,
will be cold ct public auction on TUESDAY,
the 9Th day Of January. 1878, TO pay the dslin.
quent assessment, together with costs Of advsr.
Using and expenses OF rsle.
BY order Of the Directors.
JAMES T. KENNEDY. Secretary.
Onice-Iioom Is MerchAnts' Exchange, ban
FInuelscO. California;, nOl6 ID
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DIVIDENDS.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BELcnER SILVER
" Mining Company. Room u Hayward's
Building. 4io Cahiornla street. San Frsnciseo,
Caliiornla. All meeting OF theBoard Of TINS
tees OF the above named Company, held this
day NOV. S. 1870. q dividend mo. 32l Of Three
(D Dollarr per share was declared, payable on
Tuesday. the 10th instant. Transfer books
closed on Friday, the 9th instant. at . o'clock
TN.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nFFIcE OF TIKI CONSOLIDATED vIR.
W ginia Mining Company, San Francisco,
Nov. Z. lsII.-At q meeting OF the Board Of
Trustees Of the above named Company. held
per share wa. declared. payable on Wednesday,
the 18th instant. Transfer books closed until
MOI I'm DAVID t. BAGLEY. Secretary.
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SAN FnAScrsco policeman who was
living at the rate Of ten thousand dol
lars a year, was found to be in receipt
OF ssvsnty-hvc dollars a day for wink
ing at Chinese gambling.
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An old lady from the country. with
six unmarried daughters, went TO Au-
gusta. Georgia. the other day. hunting
for the Patrons Of Husbandry. She
meant business.
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AID. 10 accordance with law. 90 many feet OF
saeh parcel Of sueh stock - may be nece.safy
= u b ~ o. pablle anetion. .. the omee "
the compsay, TO cover the umount
Ofiee.No. 10 Norh q street.
II. sCH0NBNAN. Secretary.
Geld HIN, JAY 10. 1874. ssls "a
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In the Temperance meeting in Haver-
hill. Mass. the names Of persons who
let premises for liquor selling are read
once Q week.
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DIR. PLAYYAm makes the startling rs
ssrtion that more than three thousand
murders are committsdin Glasgow every
~year-hlth being the weapon used.
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20. the very bestP Photographs. 60 70 Rrsdtg
. Rnlofson's Gallery without eTALRE
n ASCEND IN ThE KLBvAroRsNo No. ~
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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1NCCIDINTAL MININa COMPANY

V location Of principal place OF bnslne.s,
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, storey county. state OF
Nsyads.
Notice. = There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account Of
assessment mo. ~. levied on the 2tth day OF
september, is7t, the several amounts set oppo
site the names Of the respective shareholders.
as follows:
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DOCK INLAND GOLD AND siIe

DOCK Inland GOLD AND Sill
IL yer Mining Compaly.-Locatiop OF pnn-
cipal place Of business. San frsnelseS, Cal.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 18th day Of
November, 1874. an assessment ono. o. Of Oss
I PcI, .1o ~ A r, ,ss sn sosD we. ,i is,i. S.s uSSs p: s,H.
ately, In United Staies gold COLI, 70 the esers-
tary. a the once Of the Company.
Any stock upon which this assessment shAil
remain unpaid on the 7i.t day OF December,
1874, VIII be delinquent. and Advertised for sale
before, win be sold on tho Twslhh DAY Of Jam
nary ISIS. TO pay, the delinquent assessmsnt,
togethsr With costs OF advertising and sxpsnses
by o'dsr OF the DjTss,or ,x $500
onics Room No. .. No. as California street
Ban Francisco, California. nois ID
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NoRTM srAR MINING COMPANY.

Nsvsds. ~
Location Of vorks. American Flat Mining
Distrtet, ftosey County. Nevada.
There 70 dslinquent rpon tho following dc.
sertbed Stock, OF sceount OF the legal work
done for the year 1874 on the claim. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect.
I've shareholdefs n foliovst
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AZ ooDyILLE GOLD AND sILvEn

w Mining Company. Location OF principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold nill, Storey county,
Nevada.
Of the Directors. held on the 9th day Of Novem.
Der, 1874, an assessment tho. 81 OF One Dollar
(ki) per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable immediately, In
United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, q the
Office Of the Company. Room Q. No. tUi Call.
foIniA street. San Francisco, California.
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of December.
1874. win be delinquent. and advertised FOR sale
nj public auction, ard unless payment u made
before. win be sold on TUESDAY. the 9Th day
Of January. 1878, TO pay the delinquent assess.
ment. together. with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
w. n. HELMAN, Secretary.
ONCE Room .. Ne. +Oi California street, Ban
Francisco, Cal. nolf ID
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DELINQUENT SALES.
0ALEDoHTA SILVER MIHIN0
Jcsapany-Loestion Of principal place Of

beshesss BAD fftneirsu. OAIIIoIu.a. v...s
Location Of works,s Storey county, Neyada.
lowing described stock. on account OF assess
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MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE LADY WASHINGTON
~ Mining Company, Room q. HAyw.rd's
Bullding. tl9 califorria street, san fransiseo.
with q resolution adopted at Q meeting OF the
Hoard Of Trustees % the Lady Washington
Mining Company. held this day. . special meet.
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hereby called. the same 10 be held at the once
ls7I. at ! O'Clock =. u. Of said day. 10 take into
consideration and decide upon . proposition TO
~inerease the capital stoek of said Company
nom Ss,soo.o0o. divided into 5000 shares Of
the par value Of tloo each. the present capital
stock. To ts.0oo.ooc. divided INTO oo'eoo sharss
y. J. WHITE.
O. ID. O'suLLfyAN,
l. II, NEWTON.
SAMUEL DIXON.
.,a "A Tustees.
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MINING AND STOCK TABLE.

the suabsr Of Feet asA shares In
the priseipai Misss dealt 10 Al The sa.
franciscs stock ard kxchlsSe Heard.
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EHT.

PosTPoNEMENT.
The above meeting II postponed I'LL the Seven.
tssnth d, Of November, ct tho same hour and
3. ! S SsH1E:IyAs,
I. II. NEWTON,
SAMUEL DIXON.
oeif I'd Trustees.
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MINING OFFICERS.
MININo OFFICERS.

t.lss Of omeers % The varssss Geld and
silver siiaiss csspasiss I. tAis See
tics.
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Plantation BitterS
WOME N

arr rsIsct,1, asd az a fssie for Ax frvd,
Fssss Ssd D~SSilfakNd, Aas No ssssL "a,
sfrirfiy isfs16sd a. Q 5S1t<rssos Tssiesy Biz
fsys, 10 " sssd az s~sdieiss esLy, ssd sIsvs,s
seesrdisT 10 dirNcfiess.
SOLD ny ALL FIRsr-cLAss DRUcoIsrs.
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LADY Tfc~iotnts r..
Whit. Trustr>s. T. y. USul ivan. samuel pls.
on. r, J. White, g. v. smith. III. L. Newtsn;
superintsndrut, Robert Apple. secretary, II.
{. kibbs; once. tis cAIlfornia street. San iran
cisco. ...LU-f.
Lyon MIL. q MINING COMPANY-
President, ". Birdsan; rustees-H. NeIwtn.
&. Dirisali. u. c. Lanxtry. ,, BirisAil, X. =.
Stone, secretary. Ei~srd ". Stone; once. CIV
California stresI. san FrAneiseo. n
LEvIATHAN = President. @. A. rresd well;
Trustees-J, Bali. W. q. Aibieu. q. A. Tread
well. >. J. Robeins. John Lloyd.
Observation-Disclosures. Jss A. PrttehArdi rrus
ard, W. n fswns-nd, VIM, n wstsou: super't.
A.crsmer; seey. wm. II. Watson once. IA
Montgomery street. 2. u.
MEADOW VALLEY = iPioehe) -Presidsnt.
Geo. W. Beaveri Vice President, = p.ffyi
Irustses-koet. ,. Morrow, 4. .bssie. u.
Geo. ". Beaver. J. DIN. Richard M~segener;
Superintendent. Dave Monros Iyueii; Secre-
nry,r W. Colburn; once. as Cali ornia street.
MINT-fre.tdsnt, n. l. King, rrustees-s. 2.
Taylor, VIM. Aivord. Vim. Hamsy. yno. A.
Russell. Isaac Cool. J. X. 8. Latham supenn-
tsndent. Ezra Coleman Secretary. David A.
Jennings; once. si California street. San
MONITOR iBELMONTl-prsident. olivsr
nirfdFe; rrustees-J. b, Ivy, Cnsries Nsy-
pard. D. Eidrdrs J. W. Gssaxilsr. J, d. Hss-
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-24

A NEW CASTLE BUTCHER wAYLAID AND ROBBED ny
MASKED HIGHwAYAfES.
Last night, between eight and nine o'clock,
Frederick Eagle, butcher living in New Castle,
left the City Hotel in this city, to return to his
home, and had proceeded as far az the school
house about mile and half from Wilmington
when he was hailed by name, and told to ''stopl'
Thinking it was some acquaintance who want
ed to ride with him to New Castle, he came to a
halt when masked man rushed from the shad-
ow of the woods and grabbed the rems of his
horse, while at the same time another grabbed
MIR. Eagle and jerked him from his carriage to
the ground. Here the two burglars
oned By two o.oS or Shee other
OF whom presented pistol at the head Of Mr..
Eagle, and demanded his money, the others
holding him tightly and ransacking his pockets.
| Finding resistance to be useless against such
overwhelming numbers, Mr.. Il. plead of the
robbers to spare his life, and one of the high
waymen constantly plead with his confederates,
not to kill him.
The robbers, in the meantime, had found Mr.
Es pocket book, in which was 1929. and failing to
find any more they dragged their victim with
chloroform, and left him in an insensible condi-
ton, by which means they gained time enough
to cover their tracks and escape the pursuit Of
justice before the alarm could be given. The
gang then jumped into Mr.. Eagles wagon and
| drove toward New CASTLE but they had not driv-
OH lar Delofe Uney ABANDONED IL, ana lett the
horse proceed on its journey with the empty wa
gon. They were probably induced to this
course by seeing a carriage coming towards them
from New Castle. This last mentioned carriage
contained two young men, one of whom was
Frank Beeson, butcher in Second street mar
ket, who seeing the abandoned horse and wa
gon, turned them about and brought them to
the City Hotel. The young men on their return
back past the plaza the robbery was committed.
did not see Mr.. Eagle, neither had they any
idea that robbery had been committed until III
formed OF the circumstance this morning.
Mr.. Eagle, after about an hour, recovered from
the effects of the chloroform lastened on afoot
to New Castle where he arrived about II o'clock
and informed Sheriff Armstrong, who, with Dep
uty Brackin accompanied him back to Whining.
ton where they arrived about O'Clock this morn,
ing, and soon found the horse and wagon at the
City Hotel, but could get no clue to the robbers
The general supposition is that the robben
were persons who were acquainted with Mr.. Ea
gle, or some persons who saw him draw tn,
money from the bank, and thereby found out hi
name and the amount of money he had II was
most andacious outrage indeed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-24

NOTES BY DIR. E. @. sHoRTLIDdE OF HIS POST
MoRTEM EXAMINATION OF cowB DYING WITH
1T.
DR.. f. G. Shortldge, of the Ninth Ward has
made a report to William Thatcher and David R.
Smith, at their request, in reference to the dis
case of which seven head of their cattle recently
died. Having made a post-mortem examination
OF one, the following are his notes
Blood flowed freely; was a dark, venous color.
The respiratory organs were first examined, and
found in normal state. The external aspect
of the heart was normal. The left ventrcle
contained little dark blood and presented
number OF livid spots the right ventricle
contained small quantity of frothy blood, but
was not blood stained. The amentary canal
anterior to the fourth stomach was healthy; the
mucous membrane of this organ was o. deep
red color. In the large intestine, from cecum
to the rectum, there was a dark, inly looking
deposit of blood along the free edge
of the mucous folds, and between
them, at different points, the membrane
was considerable congested. The liver was very
much congested and the gall-bladder distended
with dark bile. The kidneys were OF deep red
color, and the bladder much distended with
bloody urine. The spleen (or melt,) weighed
six pounds and half, and was of dark purple
tint and its texture softened, 30 that | could
easily perforate it with my fingers, whereas in a
healthy state it is solid and tough, and not east
ly broken.
Since the examination have conversed with
number of onr most intelligent butchers who
give the average weight of the splein or melt,
at two pounds in cattle of the weight of the one
examined. l have also visited the slaughter
houses and weighed number Of melts, finding
none over two pounds.
Fer the information OF the public, Dr. Short
ldge annexes the. statement Of symptoms which
Messrs. Thatcher and Smith furnished him ::
The ears Of the animal droop, the rgait is slug
gish, the secretions are somewhat checked. In
COWS yielding milk there is a sudden diminution
in the amount, by one half more or less. At
first the animal eats occasionally and its paunch
appears full but soon there is disposition to lie
down; noticed only one of the seven that died to
cough arched back, hollow TANKS, tendency to
drag the hind legs under the belly. The frees
not materially affected, except in a few cases
which show slight hemorrhage small delicate
blood clot on the surface of the dropping. In
every case showed from first symptoms bloody
urine.
DR.. Shortlidge, in furnishing these notes for
publication, would be glad if others, who have
| observed any OF the symptoms or character OF
this disease would make them public, and especi-
| ally if they differ from him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-24

A DMINIsTRATOR's SAFE
IA OF


" u ~ IL ~ . "A y.
BY virtue OF the provisions of the last VIII aud
Iestame OF James Curtis, deceased, win he ex-
posed at Public sale, and sold on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH AT 2 O'Clock p. M
AT the Auction Rooms of L. w, Stidham Il Son, No.
III Kast Fourth Street, In the City OF
Wilmington.
No. l. All that certain lot or piece of land situate
In the City OF Wilmington aforesaid. with two
story stone dwelling house thereon erected bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the westerly side OF Orange Street,
between Eighth and Ninth Streets, Mt the distance
Of two hundred and one feet ten and a half inches
from the northery sde Of Eighth Street and at the
middle OF two feet wide alley between this an the
house on the adjoining lot sold TO Cyrus Lerls the
the said alley being for the common use and benefit
thence along the middle OF said alley and by said
lot westerly parallel to Eighth Street one hundred
and twelve feet to the eastory side Of New Street,
thence thereby northerly eighteen feet TO stake a
corner OF a lot late of William p. Williamson, de-
ceased thence thereby Easterly parallel 10 Eighth
Street and passing through ana along the middle OF
the division wall between the two houses, one hum
dred aud twelve feet 20 the side Of Orange Street
aforesaid and thence thereby southerly eighteen
feet to the place Of beginning be the content what
II may, (neing No. s25 Orange Street)
No. 2, All that lot or piece OF land and two story
brick messuage thereon situate In the city Of Will
mington aforesaid bounded and described Us fol-
lows, to witt
Beginning at The Eastery side Of Walnut street
between Tn I'd and Fourth Streets, and adjoining a
two-story brick dwelling of Anthony Carey, former
ly Wesley Bailey, thence southery along Walnut It,,
fifteen feet nine inches to a house and lot OF Ever
ard NJ. Clees, thence along his line easierly and
parallel to Fourth street sixty feet back to land OF
said Carey thence soutnery and parallel to Wal
nut street nteeen feet nine Inches TO another line
OF said Carey at corner in his garden thence
herewith westerly sixty feet to the place OF begin
ming, be the contents more or less. (BeingiNo. 90s
Walnut Street.
The above properties are clear of all Ii MS and in.
ciimbrances
TERMS Ten per cent OF the purchase money To
hN oh hon fba TIsx
remainder within sixty days on tender or delivery
of tine deed the purchaser to pay for the deed.
y. "a 0RRlLOW.
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