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The New York herald., 1874-10-04

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCffOSEER.
M Guardian sale by order Of the supreme Court
Seventh avenue and Twenty nth street Property.
x. H. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction, Tues
day October 1874 at u O'Clock, at the Exchange Sales
ROOM No. III Broadway being the estate OF kanchen
Hartz ased venth avenue, No N6, lot 2lxlUM
feet with story store and dweng covering nearly
the entire lot we'll rented West Twenty fifth street.
The three story and basement brick high soop Dwell
ing No 2l West Twenty fifth street. Just west OF Sew
euth 2lx42 and extension Is feet; all convent
ences lot 2ix9S9 For maps and rents apply 10 E. H..
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

A WIDOW LADY, LIVING ALONE, WOULD LET
n elegantly furnished Rooms, uansienv or perma-
neny, first class parties only Address e. o. oox ZIG
Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

MORTGAGE SALE OF PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS
PEN AND INK SKETCHES AND RARE ENGRAVINGS,
BY Thomas Cole. g. H. Chapman Hans hoipein. Rolte.
A. kouseue, N w. Turner. K. A.. Muller, hawthorne
and others; also
LIFE SIZE PORTRAIT or NINE. POMPADOVR
one of the finest drapcry pictures imported &D'
original, painted by A. fouselle.
, 1874-06-14
DIVORCES

nryoRnRs- OBTAINED NOT fRAuHi, RAJ y
s@sss Esss :stst tssss re 81 ia as1 lit.
, 1874-06-14

C1TrI4T1ny: WANTKD-BY YOUNG MAN
= tSTcde] a. trst-ciass coachnan; has bad several
years c4pcricncc at sober and steady habs ano mt
sfraid ia work Best Of references. Please address
, 1874-06-14
SITUATIONS wANrED--FEMALE

Hiacollareous--Cnn
CTTUATIOS WASTED-RY 4 YOUNG LADY. AS
. amanueasss, copTi.t, light office work. H. Tnb-
usica.
, 1874-06-14

Ij1URN1TURE OF ROOMS FOR SALk 4" 4 SAO
7 riiicc, all Apply for ono "aek a. NO. ='s "es
Nil II
, 1874-06-14
SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE

Trades--Conttnucd.
cvTTuAT1ON WANTED By A MECHANICAL
y drauehtsruan and foundrJna4n. ST. Tribune Office.
c,ITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS
= rraiuer n-painer and papar-hAuger Addseas i.
60 MitchcIf-tt.
rITiI4Tl0N WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN TO
= learn photographing, must DO permanent. Address
Y lp Tribune office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-24

CIT S-SECOND HAND PIANO-RA-
- l. Z - ven & Bacon makers, for sale.
Inquire of Mrs. Lnsle c. Baker, Music teacher,
Jacoby. jy3-tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-24

A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, WITH
IA or without board. Inquire at "A Fort
street, between First and Second streets. Cars
pass the door. jo2l-3d-l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-24
Paying Over 35 Per Cent. a Year.

A DAIRY BUSINESS FOR SALE, con-
n sisting of 80 acres, situated one half
mile outside Los Angeles city limits, with I'M
provements thereon, four horses, two wagons,
thirty-hve good dairy cows, with good cash
paving milk route, etc. Price, $6,500.
For further particulars apply TO
II. HAMMEL,
tyil-lm-2H* u. =. Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-24

ITO LET-A nicely furnished and pleasant
i ly situated room, with or without board
at e. Dunbar's, west side of Hill street, be
tween Second and Third. lie l4-tf-l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-24
THE ORIGIN

The fire originated in a little low
building that stood next to and ad-
joining the oil factory that stood be-
tween Fourth Avenue and Clark street,
on Taylor street. The building was
inhabited by family of Polish Jews,
who, the neighbors say, but doubtless
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-24
FOR SALE-TO LET.
Los Angeles Petroleum Refining Co

A T A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
IA of the Los Angeles Petroleum Refining
Company, the Secretary was authorized to
sell limited amount of the Company's
stock.
Parties wishing to purchase stock are re-
quested to call at Temple & WOrkman's
Bank, where they will be accommodated.
BY order of the Board.
Il. l.. PEEL, Secretary.
June IL, 1871. jn2S tf-4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-24
gus Si,9elss Aerald.
TIE WEEKLY HERALD

TERMS.
One on year, by mail orexpress single copy..s! 80
Three -
CLUB RATES.
Ten copies, one year, to one address,. $40 90
NChty 4U W
And so on, at the rate OF two dollars per COPY
TO EASTERN SUBSCRIBERS.
single copy one year ((freenbdckS) .........e2 90
Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates
All Kinds of JOb-WOrIx done to Com
pete with san Francisco in Price,
style, and Elegance OF Workmanship.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-24
MoRSCH g. MANNING,

HOUSEANDS SIGN PAINTE RS-FRESCO
IL Scene, Gliding, and Banner Painters
10 Court street, opposite Courthouse, Los
Angeles. Grainlng, Glazing, Calcimining
and Paper-hanging. jyle-8m-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-24

A BARGAIN : 10000 TAHITI ORANGE,
"A Malaga. Mesila and Sicily Lem
boxes. The above are one-year-old seed
lings, except the Lines, which are of
various ages. and the entire lot will be
sold cheap for ca h, in order to make
room for grading the lots which they now oc-
cupy, by the undersigned, on Hill street near
First. A. S. SPENCER.
je 27-lm-Ss4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-24
Drs. STANWAY & JANCsc

CURGEONS AND PHYSICIANS.
OFFICE-Main street, above Caswell &
Ellis store. jn2S tf-2 q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
Never to Differ In viii.

Harmony In the married state Il tho
object to be aimed ut. Nothing can
preserve the affection uninterrupted
but a determination In each to consld-
err the love OF the other rs OF moro
value than any other object whatever
IN which q With has been fixed. How
light. IN fact Is the sacrifice Of any 9th.
er wish weighed against tho affections
of one with whom We are to pass our
lie! Aud though opposition In a sim
gle Instance will hardly OF itself pro-
duce alienation, yet every one has his
pouch Into which all these opposltlons
are put, and while that Is filling the
alienation Is insensibly going on, and
when filled Is complete. 1t would puz-
zle either to say why, because no differ
ence has besn marked enough TO pro-
Luce q serious effect by Itself. But he
iinds his affection wearied out by a con-
slant stream Of checks and obstacles.
Other sources OF dlscOntent, very COM
mon indeed, are tho cross.purposes Of
husband and wife In common conyer-
sstlon ; q disposition to ciitlcise aud
question whatever the other says-a
desire always To demonstrate and mako
him feel himself wrong, especially In
sympathy. Nothing IA . u goadlng.
Much better, therefore, II Our compan-
Ion views n thing In n different light
from what we do, to leave him In quiet
possession OF his View. What Is the
use Of rectliying him II the thing DO
unimportant? Aud II Important let IL
pass Tor thu present, aud walt = softer
moment aud more conclllatory occa-
slon Of revising tho subject together.
II Is wonderful how many persons arc
rendered unhappy by insttentlon to
the rules OF prudence. -Ihomds JeGer-
sDu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24


NASAL cArARHH. BRoScmris, ASTHMA. AND
III Head, Throat and Lang Diseases; alro Deaf
less, Discharges rom the Ears. etc.. success
nlly treated by DR.. Aborn, 2i3 Geary street,
san franci,co. after the ordinary methods have
allied The mort dIficult cases are Invited to
ali. The maryelous cure. effected by his mod.
,rn scientific method during the past fsur years,
IRE ,,ill subjccts Of remark. and are attracting
Universal attention; aud patients from all parts
ais treatment.
FELLOWS LishARr. NO piea'antef piaes
TO spend leisure hours can be found than At the
ma p.l,ovs. library. second story of Odd Eel.
IoWs' new buiidine. corner OF Smith and O
.I,.s,. vin,inis tour thoussnd yolumss of
choiee.t ,s.iins. ~ me prineiPa, nsrspspes
.ss,n. os,ss Iiin,,.S s,stas ana AZ yuid
Wo,la' fsrys ana sommodious ehess and smoS.
ins room Subscription on.y a per month.
open to oil.
Irr.oyrxrxr,.-we think that no interior
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24

The Latest In Kettle Drums.

Fashionable life In New York has
recently experienced n new innoya-
ton In the establishment OF a novel
species OF entertainment known "a
kettle drums" of which great things
are confidently predicted. Nice young
men with nothing to do are Invited TO
4 species Of entertainment something
like a high tea, where the rlgIdity Of
full evening dress Is not required,
where the proceedings arc easy and
informal, servants only being admit
ted with trays OF refreshments and
then excluded. the hostess herself
pouring tea or chocolate for her guests,
and where society plans are discussed.
suggestions made, aud people decapit-
sted without mercy. 1t Is only just to
say that very few suggestions como
from the few men who plume ITEM
selves not q little OIL being admitted
to these feminine councils. A lady
volunteers the use OF her house, which
she Is expected to decorate with ever
green's In profusion-holly, mlstletoe,
cedar, pine. and the like, and also pro-
vide ten. The rest OF the eatables tho
gentlemen contribute. One sends n
hamper Of ready cooked game, another
cakes and biscuits, another tho
creams and Ices. aud so on until tho
collection Is complete. Wine Is not
favored. Instead, Russian" tea Is
the vogue, simply pckoe, choice bohen.
or mandarin tea, with thin slices OF
lemon floating IN IL. instead Of milk.
As much Of the house as possible Is
thrown open, halls are festooned with
green, tub, and pots containing plants
from the conservatory or hired from q
nelghboring green.hou.e are placed
here aud there. aud thc table Is spread
picnic fashion by the company them
selves, who also restore the dishes to
the baskets, and wind up with a dance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
ASSESSMENTS,

ryIer-So cents per share: levied Nov. "a; de,
Nnauent Jan. 3; sale day, Jan. 20.
s.v.re-s, per share; levied Dec. 5; de,in
auent Jan. G; sale day, Jan. 26.
rtnb-, p,r share levied Dec. q; dclinqueni
Jan. .: sale day, Jan. Is.
N.w Work ConsoiIdnteJ-5O cents pei
share: levied Dec. 10; delinquent Jan. Is
ale dsy, Fsba.
Iu.tire-s a. 30 mar .har,. levied Dec. II; de
Inonept Jan. 10: sale d.y. FEB 6.
rm,ire- a p.r share: levied Dec. Is; dslln.
qu.nt Jan. 20 sale day. Feb. 10.
uurLcxe-fi psr share. levied Dec. II; do
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
A WRONG CUSTOM CORRECTED.

It Il quite generally the custom to
take strong liver stlmu!ants for the
cure Of liver complaint, and both tho
mineral aud vegetable kingdoms have
been diligently searched To procure the
most drastic aud poisonous purgativcs,
IN order to produce n powerful elect
upon the liver. and rou the tagging
aud cnIeebled organ. This system Of
treatment Is oil the same principle As
hat Of giving q debilitatcd man
large portions OF brandy TO enable him
TO do n certain amount Of work. When
the stimulant Is withheld. the organ,
like the system, gradually relapses
into n more torpid or sluggish aud
weakened condition than before. What
then Is wantedp Medicines. that,
while they canso the bile TO now freely
irom the liver, rs that organ Is toned
into action, will not overwork and
thus debilitate II, but will when their
use Is discontinued. leave the liver
strengthened and healthy.
WORKS WONDERS.
BERGEN, Genesec Co.. n. u, March
q. lS7l.-DR. II. v. PiERcK: Dear
5ir-Your treatment In my = s has
been quite successful aud satisfactory,
and for which | desire to express my
gratitude. have been troubled with
1 disorlersd liver and catarrh and gen.
eral weakness for q good many years,
md was failing slowly all the time,
md last August I called on you and
got some Of your Golden Medical Dis
:overy and DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
md one Of your Naial lijectors, and
.lnce that time | have been improving
md am now better than | have been
~ years, not having had tile sick head
,che Ia months. which | used to have
to average once a week. the Golden
Medical Discovery being the principal
Medicine used. IL has worked wonders
~ my case. aud l recommend II to
hose similarly afflicted. Let me ex-
press gratitude to you for such invalu-
,ble services.
Truly and gratefully yours,
wM. +. CRIrTENDEN. d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
L IN THE COLD,
A Rem.rlasle case OF %surrcrlnr.

On Tuesday evening last, a young
man belonging In Virginia City. while
In a state Of lntoxica,ion, took 1t Into
his head to board the 0 O'Clock passen-
ger train bound for Reno. lie had
neither ticket nor money wherewith
to pay his fare. aud was so ~stupefled
by excessive indulgence In alcoholic
beverages that he could not collect his
faculties sufficiently To tell who no wa
or where he wished TO 20. The con-
ductor put him of the train at Waslloe.
but fearing that he might die Of ex.
p0sure 10 the cold u LETT behind. he
changed his mind aud carried the ine-
briate on TO Reno. The drunken
man. after leaving the train. stumbled
and fell down In a helpless condition.
He was discovered by accident several
hours afterwards still lying on the
ground la the vicinity of the railroad
buildings In a h,lf frozen condition.
lie was carried TO n saloon aud lsid
down on the floor In close proximity
10 the stove. After several drinks OF
liluor had been administered TO HIN
he revived sufficiently To realize his
situation. The Kind hearted publican
allowed him 10 remain In tho saloon
all night aud gave him his breakfast
on the following morning. The young
man decided TO return Ia Virginia on
foot aud set out from Reno ut oclocS
that morning. Tho weather was terri
bly blustery. aud with the storm beat
ing In his face. he made but slow pro-
yrrss, lie reached the foot Of the
grade In due time and began the toll
some ascent. Whsn he had climbed
part way up the hill his knees gave
out, owing To an attack OF rheumlti.in.
80 that he cou,dno longer walk, aud
he was Obliged 10 crawl on hi, hands
aud knees Tor u distance OF two or
three miles. A. times he would Gu
counter a soft spot Of snow Into which
lie would plunge head foremost aud be
compelled to cXtricate himself by
backing out In crab.like fashion.
At tunes a feeling OF drow.iness
came over him. but he had sufficient
resolution 4 light against 1t and keep
moving. After Incredible aud unlieard'
of sufiering., he finally arrived at the
toll house on the Geigcr giade, ~ !
o'clock AZ night, la a we'll uigh e1'
hausted condition. lie succeeded In
arouslng the toll.gate keeper, who at
once set about the work OF recuperatlng
the traveller, who fell falnting o "a the
floor. A lire was speedily lighted aud
some stinulants we're administered To-
the stranger guest. His stockings
were found to DO frozen fast TO his feet.
by the time he had got thoroughly
thawed out. the good. hearted Stmarl.
tan had prepared for him n substantial
meal. OF which he partook ravenously.
On the afternoon Of the same day the
young man resumed his journey. AVID
arrived In Virginia City without far
thcr adventure. That he did not per-
i.h Ia the mountains when CROPPING his
way through the drifts. In the face OF a
binding snow storm, seems almost \
miracle
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD NIL DAILY srw'.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
suIcide-Fouud Desd-Burned 20
Death-Grcenbacks.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. AL r. NJ
c. A. Layner committed suicide this
morning In q house on Montgomery
Court by shooting himself through tie
breast with a pistol. lie was alive
when found. aud some men tried to
get him to the City Hall. but he died
before reaching that place aud his
body was taken to the morgue.
Peter Bordeau. about 81 years oil
age. was found dead In Ills bed In a
house on Virginia street to-day. Ills
death Is supposed to have resulted
from natural causes.
The name OF the woman burned TO
death last night was MillIgan, not
Miller. as first reported. Her friends
say that she was not under the lniLi-
enco Of liquor at the tlme, but had
been sick several days. It Is thought
the bed clothing caught fre from up
setting 4 lamp by which Bile was read
Ing.
Greenbacks, sosook.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
STOCK REPORT.
lRsrorrxD PAIL Mt NiSrR . HALL
q Evening.

LAsh LsentuS.
go Meadow Valley, i2S. IL hs0. iax.
as Raymond 4 ElY. u. 3Ik, Is.
sos Eureka Con, i3S, i3h. i3A.
80 Jackson, BIC
- Phoebe, 81, 5k.
500 Wsshington a Creole. .. AZ.
$50 Page a PanaeA, ik.l..
Tto American Flag, ~, ~, ~, ~.
ia Bourry, Coo.
io HUM b nuni, az.
100 silver Peak,i
$50 Belmont, 10. ol. 10 b5. 81, ~, i0S bT
10 bS. ~ IS. ~ 80, ~.
400 lngomsr, +Oc.
los Kentucky. DOC.
50 Charter Oak. 1.
80 Rye Patch, :. M.
$50 q Dorsds South, a., 5, 50, 81.
50 Hayes, 4.
lao Caroline, Doc.
e7S 81; Patrick. 81, 6.. c., eS. 81. 6s, O..
s. Earei,tG. w. IIba
S Cedsrb-rg. ~.
i3O Ida Fillmore. ~. IL.
100 south Chariot. i2A. II 30. IA. l4S b50.
$50 War Eagle. az.
23C Empire tldahOl, T.
iOiS op6ir. 50, %. pS. siS bSo, 80 bS, sly bSo
t9t..
ilo Crown Point. iisS, us boo, ia, III boo
li2S. Ill.
90 overnan, ia. ia IS. iliX.
$40 California Con, 20. As, IS bio, Is u, s5h
81, % bio. t5k. ~ b5.
AS Yellow Jacket. %. %, y2S, % BE-.
I'D Beleher. liz, ii3.
los SAVAGE, ia. ia9. lss8. i2t. i2t IS.
tos Con. Virginia, 66S, Oh, % b.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
Religion. Services ro-Morro~.

VI. T.. CnURcn, Coin HrtL~-Divine
services will be held at this church to-
morrow Sunday a. follows: Preach
Ing at IL A. 81. aud : T.. ~; Sunday
School atlls +. NJ; prayer meeting
Thursday, r. N. All are inNiteu.
Services will he held every night dur
Ing the week. except Satur ny night
The Revs. Fitch. Fisher DE Lamatyr
aud Kicker will preach. George Jsn-
nlngs, pastor.
ST. Jony's Cuuncu, Coin Hitt'-
Divine services will be held ut this
church tomorrow ut Z o'clock T.. N
Rev. Rush ii. Eastman Will otiiciate.
Sunday School at l:30 +. NJ. The seats
In this church are free. and all are cor
daily invited to attend.
REuoious.-Rsv. Mr.. McGrath will
preach In the National Guard Hall.
Virginia City, Tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24

TAKE THEM HonE.-rhe last num-
bers Of Harper's Weekly and Frank
Leslie are very interesting both as re-
CARDS illustrations and reading matter.
They can be obtained at the Post-otilce
book store, Gold Hill.
FRozE Ur.-Night before last the
weather was so cold along the Carson
River that the water wheel OF the
Brunswick mill iroze up.
Turkey DrSSKRs to be had As usual
Tomorrow Sunday ut Beeker's res
taurant and also at the
House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
Greenbacks, soaook.

FELL. IN 4 PAINTING Ftr.-About
noon yesterday, Mr.. A. b. Lowe,
while converting with q gentleman In
front Of the Bank Of California, Gold
Hill, suddenly fell forward Ia a ialnt-
ing 1T, smashing In q paire OF glass
In one Of the doors OF the bank, and
thrualng his head aud one arm
through the aperture. a little snow
thrown In his face brought him
out OF the fsintlng fit. lie was found
to DO uninjured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
TELEcRAPHIc
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO ru, COL. MIL DAILY srws.l
o o NJ EsrIo iNTELLlosseE
Financial Projects.


CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-rhe Inter. Ocean's
special irom Washington says tia,
Senator Morton has prepared a prop
o,itlon ne a substitute for Senator
Sherman's, which he Intends to offer
In the form OF n resolution instructlng
the Committee on Finance to report a
bill authorizing such additional bank
currency rs insy be sufficient to equal
lie the distribution OF National Bank
CURRENCY among the States, upon the
basis OF the Act Of 1865; that IN deter.
mining the amount Of Increase neces-
sary to be apportioned among the
States, the Secretary Of the Treasury
shall look to the population, wealth
and business Of the country ne they ex-
listed January l, 1874. The resolution
repeals that part of the Act Of 1870,
which provides Tor taking t25. OC0, 900
from States having an excess, and Civ.
Ing to those which have less than their
quota.
Almost q Fire.
A special to the Tribune says the
drafts upon the legal tender reserve
have been quito heavy Of late. It Is
officially stated that thlrty.one millions
were expended up to aud Including
Thursday, leaving but thirteen mil.
lions u%nexpended.
Granger Opinion OF Railroad Eegu.
Iation by state Legislatures.
The Michigan State Changers In Con.
v~eniion at Kalamazoo, have adopted a
resolution declaring that railroads are
amcnablc to State regulation as much
as plank aud gravel road companies!
that the Legislature has as much right
to regulate their charg's rs to fix turn
pike tolls or charges Of millers for
grinding grain. Accompanying this
assertion Of right Is an appeal to rail-
road companies to remember that their
Interests are Identical with those Of the
farmers, aud not to Kill, by exorbltant
prices, the agricultural goose that lays
the golden egg.
The Royal Marriage.
New York. Jan. IA London dis
patch says OF the royal wedding In
st. Petersburg that the English fes.
~,lvitles are generally postponed until
the arrival Of the bridal couple. ex.
eeptlng by special services, salutes
and ringing bells. London took little
notice. The provinces manifested
greater JOY. In most provincial towns
there were banIuet., professions, peals
Of bells, bonilrcs and gatherings. Ed
inburgh was brilliantly illuminated In
many places. The Crimean trophies
were removed.
Its Celebration In New York.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 2I.-rhe marriage
Of the Duke OF Edinburg with the Rus
sian Princess, was recognized In this
city by the British and Russian Con-
suls uniurling the flags OF both nations
from their offices. and the shipping Of
England aud Russia In the larbor was
decked with bunting aud
banneretts.
A Heavy Suit.
A suit, Involving $500 900. Is pend.
In: In this city before a referee. The
litlgants are Tenbroeck and Il. Nc
Lark, Jr., Louisville. and Blanton
Duncan. Mrs. Tenbroeck, who was
married In Rome, died two years ago
In Kentucky. leaving all her property,
at $3.50. 900, to her husband.
The testimony Is to lmpcach the deeds
made by Mrs. Tenbroeck. Tenbroeck
md counsel, and counsel from Ken
lucky for the other lltigants are In the
city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
ThIa Morning.


$50 ophlr, 20. o. 4sH. SoH bSO. %.
80 Gould 4 Curry, ~. 2sS. 25S bSo, 2sS b
SIS Beet 4 Bcleher, n. an
rs Chellar. ro,o'i. 70. 69s, Il oSo, 69S.
40 Hsl. Norero.-, Is, TsS. u. 5iS bSo.
,so Crown Point, ii2. iis, iisS, ia, ii1S' II
)
ass Yellow Jacket. Of. %. %. 80.
SIS Imperial. ~, ~. !, 81. ~.
SO Enpir. Mil, e.. 6I, o. bO.
25D kentuek. a S2S, - bJO, -. 81, sly.
rs Alpha, 81, ~, 90. 20.
g5s Beleher. ia. 1T h3n. ii9, llN.
% Coincidence, i2S. lar.
$50 Con. Virginia, ~, 6IS. 65s. Cs, eoS oSo.
595 sierra Nevada. ~, ~.
y9O DAney, ~. a., ~.
Is EIehsqusr, "a. 50
IS Seq. Belcher. 10.
rs Orerman, ITO, III, ico, III bsO. los.
as Caledonia. IS. SAY -. 33k.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
DIVIDENDS.

BeIeher-ss per share. ssgrsgating s5ao'uU;
declared Jan. 8; payable Jan. 10.
Crown Point - 81 per share, ai.regahns
$4,000; declared Jan. 5; payable jan IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24

The 400 foot station Is completed
ready to start the main drift to tap the
ledge. The shaft I. down 40 feet, the
bottom s'ili IN quartz showing streaks
OF flne ORE. that gives good assays In
gold aud silver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24

BEHcuER recommends pitty rs q
cure for scoldlng wives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24

AccoRDrSo to Punch the best subsl.
tute for coal 10 warm weather.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-24
Kossuth.

The main west DRIFT, ut the 200 foot
level. Is still being rapidly pushed
ahead to tap the main Ledge.