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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
z z p o z T
or the President or the Board oi
Trustees OF the Tewn or
Gold Hill.

To the Taxpayers and Citizens OF the Town
of Gold Hin: I herewith submit aRepsrt oil
financial condition Of said Town nom April II,
A. d. lisa. to April %, A. u. 1874.
Receipts and disbursement nom April 2ist
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-02
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
nICrOU MINING COMPAHY-Lo-
cation Of principal place OF business. San
Francisco. California

DICrOU MINING COMPAHY-L0-
cation Of principal place OF business, san
Francisco. California -
Location OF work., Geld Hill, Storey County
Noticcis hereby given that at 4 meeting Of the
Directors, held on the eotn day OF April,
1874, an assessment no. 81 Of Is cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
poration, payable Immediately. In United States
SS SlS sOI,, e RI ,Ss s :. So, ic q e tsS Sfnas ssrs ssS
San Francisco, California,
ANY tock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the TWENTi.THlkD DAi
OF MAY, 1874, will be delinquent, and
advertised for .sls at public ausii lf r. ana an nn's nn
WEDNESDAY. the 10th day Of June, 1878,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
4. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
onice-Room o. No. 4os California street,
San Francisco. California. aps? I'D
U,IIE JUSTICE MININ0 COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Of business. San
Ioeation Of Works, Storey county, State Of
Nevada. ",
Notice Is hereby given. that at q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the
eighteenth day Of April, 1914. an assess-
mcnt mo. o. OF Zone Dollar and Fiffy Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation, payable Immediately,
in United siatcs gold coin, TO the Secretary,
NJ the office OF the Company, Room No. 4, Hay
wards Building, No. 4io California street, San
Francisco, California. -,
Any stock upon which this asscssment shall
remain unpaid on the TWENTIETH day OF
MAY. ls74. will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction: and
| unless payment Is made before. will be
sold on the TENTH DAY OF JUNE,
1874, TO pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale.
BY order OF the Directors.
FRANK SWIFT. Secretary:
0hlce-Eoom No. I, Hsyward's Building, Ne,
40 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Charles Walton. charged with smuggling 800 cigars
fes'rlaH- held yesteLIyl By C0uu3oae
bbiclJs, Ia $1,000 .or examination
At the Yorkville Police Count yesterday. before
hurrly he'd 900 bal chase uf
breakup residence Ertert West sixteenth
attempting worth Of iveFa tdwad HcKcnna
b $O0ou charge Of stealing Sal from Fanny Bower q
West filiy-auusL
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Morgan umt MARGARET ~ 7n ard John utCtilcs CD with
hsvuc % yards Of huC CLOTH valued nc e2S from
The O Joshua Deacon No 202 tsnsst Louisa Williams
jane Asoli ed Tor The E Mt o. Joseph
OF No $50 broadway ALLEGED that had stolen
500 worth olpsI jese from Dos When the prisoners
rested portion Of lg stolen property found their possession.
Ia The Court of oyer and Ierminer. yesterday,
Pink hlt d'I cy o. an atonpt at burglary IN The thfi
Gtec from which portion u The machinery Of sn
engine oe- ,1d "as Sentenced % ~ tars ID The state Prison
RaTha, @ tc s stealing $50 worth of furs from q. 8.
Lew acquitted ~ e charge e. kJy upn old
August o. grand bDoUy acquitted Charles AmmOu
tes,r4 forgery 3D. 3D. fourth degree
,eGce Of yesrs' iu prsJumeut DO The stare Prison.
John Thomas. assistant steward on the ship Win
chester aoF At f1e o. Bat RIVER auaigleJ Yesterday be-
teralI h Essex Market Police Court charged WITH
SEALING 30 goa from sgn'te aame Charles Morris IteoIr
arrested l10l found a -four oYergns which
Idenute By %" complainant If ' Of ~ ieoney stolen from hin Ihe
prisoner deiIu Of 5000 bail Frederick Smith
ana nG Broom were 10th Ae Tor a Tor brea into Tie sailor
slCJ Of Ilu4h- So ~ O-clart wednesday ugni
ssd AtCLguu. &c steal tLeIclon 5000 worth Of cloA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
CIVIL NOTES.

"a lo Court of Common Pleas yesterday,
ii, sa.to- I.lal Meebau against the city for $780,
va'uc Of 70 cart horse killed Dg falling through open
drain at S1Jtl and Cu;Ousts., VS. TIED bcQgg LH@ae
Lar.emore and che J0ry awarded $50 damages
Robert Bonynge, one of the Supreme Court
sicpogaphors, obtained ye-toE lay pcrempt0ry man
Cauus on Comfy Auditor Elrlo 20 audit and allow HE
bal of $50 tor copies OF minutes OF tnc Foster trial.
Ccrcu by the Court
In March, 1872, Gertrude Fuchs opened
dry goods store 90 No. 1903 EghtHayc On July &C. 1879
she sheriff We'd hcr stock FOR debt OF about CO.,
o. July p Of tae year hg 5heuGs sale took place.
aud w. D. Eluch hOuElt the stock, worth about $780,
FOR $3.50, aud aug 1G 1s72 by oil Of sale, he trans
ferrcd t 20 Mr Fuchs her husband. Slo subso
quenty adjudoatod a bankrupt and T. W. Holbrool
Was chosen assi1nee whcreupon he brought an ocu0n
On tHe Cutcd States District Court before Judge Batch
fora TO the full value OF tho property from
EhnCh ground that the latter acquired title 10
b. virtue of the sheriff IS sale. The doeuse that
EhIien acted m good faith. that there was collision
with any ana that therefore the property ia quCs
tOn became vested 90 hun 40 the sale. The case was
tried yesterOay ana bY direction Of The Court, the
sury found verdict for the defendant; Chas II. smith
iOr lhe plaintiff, and KuTzmau q Teaman for the de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
roar Or EEW-IoRX -.

FORT or NETWORK ............,...'.'..'...IED 8
CLEARED.
steamship city Merida Zimmerman. Havana aid Nassau T. AieI
'l ss,S5 ,g, Denmark CBrl Sumner London F. W Hurst
Steamship Wo.tpals Ger sab Hamburg &e kaahaldt Co
Steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston c. J. '" Qunisfd
Stsan1io Herman Livingston Mallory Savannah, " r Garrison
Steamship AetNgOs heaera,n Wilmington, n c. Lombard s@m
steamship Cen whpe7. Halei, Boston Il. r. Dmsek.
Snip Malta BIl Mann AntweP i,r ooers y n Wm,ley Co
s S4 92i 5y 1 Ps Gsalna London Iieraaa Gase
Ship Pelsr1s lfl Ellis Lvg-9o' T. T. MSga1s Son., s.
Bsis Rs,sc Ca''are BI) Piper Rotterdam BOYD n9ten
Bs-S N1o,l Ea Ceeslba G stanec, Gibraltar for orders
BsTl YleEs t3Tj wibers Antwerp Here, Parker
Barb Alberto QaL lauO. Queenstown OF Falmouth Tor orders J.
Bark Ar,rc tAq.t) ruehton, Rotterdam sqeoyieh Co
& Aesa-dsr JNor Eseaa5 Gibraltar for or5e Te.e'' Boot
4aG, af Pszy Faf;',9 . J,E , n R'%qs = u
s.sr T. J. gshel rau Az cay,a Iqaag. Smith Co
scar Calvin =. Harms Benton. Galveston, H. 81 snekpoe
s Ia' am Fe s o' i,, E,Ss'i G[G Fro
fehr Dlv.sOn select, Not9alk, Racket Bro.
si5op Agent smith Bridgeport Eackcu a Bro
" ARRIVED.
Steamship Caatus tBl hcMotan Vtuoo Jan "a and Queens
town 4Jt with ule alo psss 70 G. g. fTaueliyo. NC .
hey vet 8Ir with aad pas 70 g. H. Maloy Co.
sg Hazard 20, Aoefo", ri ssc b. S Gn ye II
sc ,sre. Moore Russell lscssonyi, u day vA lanOef
Sclr JoAu o. what scat. Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrov Feb 5-Ar-I. steamships Nm. lraenee from Norfolk
Ir...rl. l,i lA.lal.l,h Se ,tl3o, l.om HcEIOIA
FOREIGN POETS.
N.vurE Fi. B. Anchor LIe steamship EJss' Camlueh
fo. lofs Glasgow, called Ycaieitaf.
IAItSe be- SsSe
nom New.Y0.E Jan "a iJ5 GLASGOW, -tnyel here.
MEMORANDA.
Tho EcgIok Co. ry Company contracted 10
the wreck of hc steamship sherman,
f Kufor for about ~ miles from New Inlet
Wcklg reached the ncghbohooi OF the
/
Ihe mary G. DER Sargent sailed from Eewiok Nov 10 io'
Ma q. Dytrregs.eI 35i tons bu. at MSndso, Ne IN
1886. ard % AtN-lCfs.
The brig Gse Dl New York which arrived al Pernambnco
Jan. - cable ets0uei cargo
DOTON obJihe steamship this port non Sa'ann an
that fl avte anchor Pollock Rip Ly,hp us
and fan - ~ 800 borden Tue mas
were along sds Level 6itI The Ws,G
SPOKEN.
Jan 81 NJ, long W.. Tstay from Portland for
Moute,iIe0.
Jaa lat 40 long s. halk wild Hunter ror iavre for I1bee
tc Charleston Ba,, eL John Ltton from NeS ora ioT
So. Augustine Fla $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
DEpARTURB or FOREIGN MAILS

FRIDAY. FIR g.
Mails o EevfJuuapG NewioIa PostCMce e7t day
90 Do u.. via Halifax. ..
tsy Al y. H.. s1J goos va bosom
SATURDAY FIR 7.
Nes for On el giom Queenstown and Liverpool By ne
steamship Baltic close NJ ne1'arT Ma sc ls Al the
Po.-Onc At 30 steamship sails AZ y Ne non ''li'e Star
Dock PayoHa Ferrv. jersey tlty.
Por Continental sud Bremen southampton and Bremen. by
che steamship iose. close at ~ A Supplementary Mail
The PostOfce 1870 Steamship sails nj D. NJ,
from foot Of Thir-st. lo1oken.
br,,t prls,isE cosel Mail hy this Inc
FOR Brct ana Hayro BY The steamship
Amerque GjU Stcansllp ras at a d. ifom icf
no. 80 n. r.
hss Havana. direct steamship Cola. eo'a ~ m
Supplementary Mai Closed "a The Poet once 81 z:4O IA Steam
ll0 sails at 3 % TO-. iron Pier No 3 n. r.
Mails Panama Au7al me Central American an1 Souih Pa
chic ports Rising star a. 10 Steam
ship II M., from Per No. AZ, n. T..
Malls kcv We hy City or Waco cose AZ y m
Steamship sails 1t pa from Pier NO 20 e. U.
SUNDAY. FE.. g.
All Nri close ain ocJcsa The iOs-Ohce a opcn ron
70 o ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
Gonnlrp properin 10 Eel.

| ARGE HANDSOME RESIDENCE at Rye
IL TO RENT FURNISHED. Elegant HOUSE on Remsn II,
brooklyn FOR SALE LOT Greenwood Elegant RESIDENCES
Hartford jamaica MohsanA fAkhS al over LAND
IN be OF Florida Fox SALk cheap OF BNChANGB tof real
tstse near Newlort. H. L. hDbk, 50 finotI
MODERN H0USE-f2 Rooms, Bath Stable,
~ hsfare GsfleB Jamaica, H. j. 80 minutes FROM
Guy rent bow i fen at Address r. Rutherford Parf ~
NETWORK STATE VOTE BY TOWNS,
also Tor Senator'S aid Tor Asseubmen WesIcheste AnDeI
tton alec the Proposed Apponeat OF Judges see TRIBUNE
ALhANAC Tor 1874 Pnoe 20 eenu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
DTCIgIONs-Frp. Z.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge Barrett
D. ~ matter Gc Kelly gralc Gutter RoceMut.Oa
ggtL Bailey e. Martin, Gsl'zsf agS ka,ose1 Aenorsndqms
10 The matter KcArr Lewis NCwbescrGfautJ Ron
hsmc Reinhemekeport coufrnei an divorce grallet
b. Judge Don,lueBu. rDkc adHlni.taiiH, agt Trt3wc
houou deniedi costs 70 abide event
Supreme Court Circuit, Part H-By JUDGE Van
Brult-beIerck agt IeAls.tr-Case sc..td.
Superior COai-+pea0i Icm-Bv Judge Sedg-
k.-PclUsylg.ls Railroad Company sgl lou rrut
b. Juds Vac Vvgtt&gor at Meyer Motion dsayi de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
pAGGENGERS ARRLTED.

PROM LTVERPOOL-In steamship Cqcbria Feb. William VI.
hihtce Breelen aud daughters g. r. e,den r, Mrs g.
Brown WIN RrkCt clifford J. Collins snd wife, Mr.
EooIa W. Rbccs. H. y. Fan bard ard VIE j. emerson Hargh
J. 8. Y. MckunOu u
Mtrron ONG Davd Oakes Mrs H. Perry H. Peury Sisters
Paine WaiHg and Somcryiie j. y Q9aT a unsS' X
berry. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06


7.Oi s..... Oh Moon nac'.s.IO'ZJ
uGH phl--Ad
Sandy Iioes O54 island 80 Hell Gate fry 1903
wsTRH I'M, nay p y
Sandy Cows Island. % Hell Gate Fsry ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
Q orporalion Noiires

EbROPOSALS FOR BUILDING FOUR CHEM
n ICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROPOSALS for bulhBg
foUh Chhhoh flts ENGhBs Tor the eIggashment o. hfes
By The tppleln Of water charged
Tie esdgssr Of ibe Fe DcLsnpt NATL ~ oeoct
noon ofTHURsDAf Feb ~ 1874 Por foil information
Cl, Record psD.ss sI BALE al no. 4 CT, Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06

Brooklpu propcrtn Go Eet.
rENO LET-STORE No. 40 Nassau-st.; three
1 FLOORS of house lO2 hresUpesL GORDON L. FORD, 81
Csrk-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
Drook!nn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-TwO-stOTy, basement, and sub
cellar brownse HOUSE Prospect Park, Broo2yn. Pnce
moderate Terms easy rutland WHITING, Beekmsnsi
nor SALE-LOTS on Rcmsen and Montague
Il IlstLuaIe, and Prospect farl Plaza Gordon FORD,
81 Clark-sL, Brooklyn.
EOR SALE-C0TTAGE, with all improve
meptsi Lot 25IIO0; No. 3l4 ILee9insl Br9osn price
~ 800 Anus premises, to JAS A. VAN BRtNI 40 south
e.. haidenlsne.
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Eo- - Wiogst 81 nckst lO2 Pineapple Il, lJs
Rssen 40 - AID % Nasaust 300 a1d 2S WashugonI,
70 and " w.oaghbyst GORDON fORD 81 Cst, Brool'
lyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
gnropfan Advertisements.
ARTISTIC WATCHES AND CLOCKS. BENSON j. W.. Oh


BEST MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet Introduced
relief sesou Debility and Loss Of Appetite sn
valuable Recommended for II puny b, The FOOD journal Arthur 40
HasssH ~ D. Wentworth l.. Scott esq, Y. g. g.. r. A. \ L.
" r. A. Sold by Grooer omen and Chsmis.s large
iotes, al a. each. Beware limitations Prepared by
GOODALL BACBHoUSB Co.
Leeds. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
DenileIrp.

nENTISTRY of every description cheaper
and better than establishment the city Call add
pcs Extracting ga bali the usual price Dr. WAIT SON
Twenty Lhird-st sBJ Fonrhaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
GitD Real Gsldie tor Sale.

49,
A GREAT BARGAIN on the GRAND B0U-
"a LGyAD for improved property in the city Apply to VIM H.
RhYSoR. 81 rinest
FEW CHEAP, well located HOUSES,
N especially Fnl and The adjacent streets FOR sAbb By
Wh. H. kAYNOR 5l2 Pn"yL
pULDERS.-I offer splendid PLOTS of
- LOTS ready for Improvements with liberal LOAN
FRANCIS CRAWFORD, 0j3 Slave.
ENOR SAI.E-Thrce of those elegant HOUSES,
with stables in rear 5t-1ve between Si and 8jth s Gen
ira Pak) built the elegant Az
NV In r. H. LUDLOW l. Co, 3 Finest. tP2OfS)
EOR SALE.-The frst-class STORE No. "a
John. about o. G019j cold by order Of the executors to
close The esae VI the late hos &. Morton. Apply to
,24sO) HOMER MORGAN, Piuest
EOR SALE-3-story, heh-stOOp and base
4 mont, brick DWELLING HOusB. No. 341 West Imrie6st.
gtave Pnoe $1,000. Apply TO W. SCOTT JARVIS,
KI. 22l Canslst
HIRAM MERRITT, Real Estate Office, No. %
HOUSES and LOTS Bought and Soil Stores and Houses
let Collected and f charge Of property tsen Returns
promptly made. r. ference a. to responsibility &C
NEUROLOGY of the YEAR. Deaths OF Dis
~ ungushol Persons IN 1923. - ..
DISASTERS Of th sAEAk 1878 eolaed for THE TRIBUNE
ALMANAC for 1874. Puce 20 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
New- screen RraI @eIale for Sale.

ADMIRABLE STEAM TRANSIT, AZ minutes,
numerous trans fare cheap hv1g healthy location $50
per month rental interest purchase villa
lot lOU55O) with garden
and shade blocks from Wet khLnbe passenger depot
address OWNER PosOno Boz No 1874 htabeth, N j.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
W sale unfinished 70 rent Sale Catalogues
Once hours from GERti. 80 Nassau cor ld6eHsL
GURPASSES ALL OTHER POINTS.
RUTHERFORD PARK, y. j.
Forty minutes from Foot q ClsmheE-sL DWELLINGS and
DING SITES FOg SALE IN GREAT VARIETY and on Az
COMWODATISG TERMS Apply
r. ". Tomkins 81 PatbTowi Robert
Iy 2Oj Bosdray George M,Kbhn 40 CrcenesL, john
Bs'ry lb6 Broadway ~ H. Ivison, 1873 Grudsti r. Hewitt
Ag.r Bfoaist D. Van Wrinkle, Rutherford ParA, n
pO ACRES, "a miles in Jersey, beautiful
~ locality so1i fne WEI brook, groves high ground ti
ce,ieut regbaor Ge. only $1,000 and two story bouse
r-quled L BOOkHOyr, 9S LhertJst, " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
Gonnirn Real Gsiaie tor Sale

.ARM of 10 acres in Orange County, New
York well located Montgomery. o SALE great bar
gam. RULAED WHITING. Beesman.st
FoR SALE; rus .oyraourpv r,pu
f TIE hochce
dep0t on the White ugurot Pmk and thas
worth None but principals need appy AIDlAW Co. 50 Fne
EOR SALE-0n easy terms, or would eX-
proper merchandise FARM OF 200
acres railroad Baltimore and Chesapeake Bs1
Astounding with Bah ioa GOOD for trucking OF dairy business
Address CHARLES ROBERTS,
$50 Cherryst New-York.
LNARM for SALE Containing about 400
4 acs railroad and improvements lev and o"mmor,
u,ar ,ure orchards thereon strawberries 40 bush'
wheat osn immediate possession $40 Address
G. q. LLOYD, Newtowo, Worcester County, No
NOR SALE have number of good
FARMS living County from 10 to 900 each, otrsi
quality well Vst-red good buildings and fenes low taie' and
cheap ard lots ia Villages also lnber tracts and
mower Ere Railway from 10 bouu ~ T. FOR
tArus call sdtess DANIEL ASkINs OusSe Orange
Co., n Y. --------------
HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY SEAT for
4 SALE ONLY $4,000 &c 80 miles ron he1 fok ~
cultivation; large apple aud pear orchards plenty sa nuns
good twooy ~ barn ice house. e all IN good ORDER
Apply to K u. LUDLOW 90. 3 FInest
6tRnn LOTS at GARDEN CITY PARK,
10 AkbU adjoining A. T. Stewards Garden Civ only 50 monthly
vii secure choice pay IT. millions dollars are beng
Ioede al Garea you podt By the outlay you nVesi
w banks are not liberal discount those who cash down
with warfa this property be tt store 45'
TbrAve ana With agent ladies' Shown ever,
cour!esv B. W. HITCHCOCK Real Estate headquarters AJ'
Thrdaye. Ibrieth ST.
TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT Minis
~ ~ Focn Countries aud Honse Of Representative
also Of Senate aud House See TRIBUNE AbhhNAO
P1ce ~ cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06

- Ills UaN.
ANBEFs-BAEHsTT. :.
lO2 .Ilccsof azt Dart
lO4 ..adme agL Same.
lJl D fiati art Floyd
100 besr1g ael Hopkins. 'ur.
IA hlpm.ul Slate &c. cgi.
fu.c-de.
lsG. B'eutt ait Laua1t
lI'..hisineui at. Ho,er.
ltu"t am0fl aCt Brooks. &c.
lo2.IagpCn agL Whtelet
O4ll-%JO..lu she ma.t,r &c
sleulaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06

Glin properip 10 kel.
ITO LET-STORE, 4l0 Sixth-ave, 20X65 feet,
Side plate gass front undows good location o shoes
goods Apply in the store
TINO LET--A part of "A desirable HOUSE,
with factor, attached hght business In Ay st.. -oah
rent ooIy furnished gntmn ht IN sane
bou, Per particular, inquire Of H. MELVILLE ll0l BroadraI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06

tlouees ano farms Uanteo.
WANTED to PURCHASE, or LEASE for a
w term DWBLNGOUSB between Twenty iish and fortieth
.is and Foutb and sixth sve pnce SO 900 10000
COLES Il HUBBARD, 1892 Broadway.
WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE in
w Brookvn suitable mly Of four With h modern improve
convenient route within 80 Of PutOn Ferry
Address With all particulars, &. g. T. Tribune Oare
d. Snll WANTED to RENT in Brooklyn.
JpsUDO. accessible the ferries email HOUSE s modern
improvements Address p BIoofb Branch Once 32J washing
tOnsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06

SUfRFsE (CyaF-tl
80. Peoples bsuk. &C. act
Crane. sc.
Al. Ru.clcs rrtr act Brook
53 10 The matter &C.. Say
yesauf.
6l..CashmsD. err agL Wood.
73 Jones az. The MAJOR &c.
81 PcopteH lti NaIpty sgt
6rr1.
81 Spall5ilg sgL An Trust
&C.. e. J.
iOl To People ~ rtL 10
Cover rsf Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06
6iiuaiions Uanieo--females.

Cooks.
zoe 10rII-AVE.-A German young girl as
100 COOK 90 40 Auonesu fauly. goo. fof.feuect
slDtg WEST 95rH-ST--A competent young
~Stb ~cuar COOK tHvat, family good ru,ffueas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06

TIE scRrpuoLpERs AGAINST THE TRUSTEES on THE
o,n ,,,vP,oAS EXPRESS COMPANY PROPERTY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-08
A Continental Scheme.

We have been repeatedly informed
during the past few days that a grand
continental railway from New York
on an air line to Omaha was to be
chartered by Congress and subsidy
of $4,000 per mile asked to aid in its
construction. We have heard of this
magnificent scheme before. 1t has
been announced time and again that
a combination of capitalists has been
formed to carry it out, and that $780,
900, 900 had been subscribed to build it.
1t has been begun, on paper, every
month or two for the past five years,
and deluded townships along the line,
have paid for surveys and voted bonds
to it more times than we can call to
mind. The protector of this colossal
scheme is bankrupt speculator from
Illinois, who couldn't pay board bill
on demand, and if the people of the
West are to wait until he builds a
competing railroad, they will suffer
the present exactions long time. 1t
is such swindlers as these that are al
ways hanging around Congress lobby
ing for charters and subsidies, hoping
to peddle them out to spectators,
They ought to be smothered with their
own documents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-08
Amending the Charter.

The subject of revising the City
Charter is now fairly before the Coun-
ell. Our prosperity will depend largely
on the wisdom of its provions, and if
any mistakes are made, its amend
ment will necessarily be the work of
time. Hence it is important that care
should be exercised in the revision,
and in advance of the publication of
the labors of those engaged in drafting
the new instruments, We offer a sug-
gestion in regard to the manner of
electing the Council, that seems to us
Of some moment. AT present each Of
the three wards of this city elect their
representatives in the Council sepa-
rately. AS that body legislates for the
whole city, the entire people are in
terested in the character of the men
chosen, and ought to have a voice in
their election. Now while the repre-
sentatives of the respective wards
suouiu Ieolue WiluiH 1ueii liLnlIs, liey
ought to be elected on a general ticket,
and every voter should have vote in
determining who they should be.
Each locality would be as much rep
resented, as if it elected its own repre-
sentative by its own exclusive vote,
while there would not be the danger
Of unfit men being chosen to office
when the whole city participates in
the election.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-08
New Conner Again.


EDITOR HERALD: | see that colder
Comern suggests half of the "thous-
ands that are arriving here annually
in search of homes should remain.
True; but suppose they don't. In the
classical language of "Boss" Tweed,
"What are you going to do about it?"
There can be no compulsion in the mat
ter; no law can be passed compelling
visitors to remain and permanently
locate in Los Angeles. The most SEN
sible thing for our people to do is to
scatter evidences of American enter
prise. Then, enterprising people will
love to make this their permanent
abiding place. Until then many will
point their coat-tails towards where
our sidewalks ought to be, and their
faces towards some more enterprising
citv. NEWCOMER.