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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-25
Lady RRYAN MIyIN0 COZ

ii psny-Locstion OF principal place Of busi.
ncss, San Francisco, California.
Location Of work., flowsry Mining District,
Storey comfy, Nevada.
Notice.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of assers-
ment (So. H. levied on the ID day OF February,
1874, The several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. a. fol-
'lOws.
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IUI.IA GOLD AND SILVER MIN

U ing Company Location o. principal place
VI bu.invs-, san Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice. - There arc delinquent upon The
following described stock, on account OF
assessment No. II, levied ON the l0ih day OF
February. 1874, the several amounts set opp0'
site the manner Of tho respective shareholders,
at follow:
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Webster Il soule, Trustees. .t.I.. ..oc.....o w
And in accordance with law and an order OF
the hoard of Trustees. made on the 9th hay
OF February, 1874. 20 mrny shares OF each parcel
At public auction. at the oifiee OF the Company,
Roymi 4, No. i0i California street, San Francisco,
Cal , on THURSDAY, the % day OF April.
1874, at the hour OF . o'clock T.. N. OF such day.
Ia pay delinquent agreements thereon. together
with co-ts Of advertising ard expenses oi the
sale. DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Onicc-Room 4. No. 40i California street. San
Puncisco. California, mil I'd
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And In accordance with law and M oIdero.
the Board Of Directors. made on the ID day OF
February, 1874, 80 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock as may DO necessary wiz oe so,a
r,ea Dore 4 Co. No. SIT Montgomery street,
San Franciseo, California, on MONDAY. me
3Otn day OF March. 1874, at the hour OF oeIocs
r. \ OF said day. TO pay delinquent a,ses.ment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising
PRANK SWIFT. Secretary;
Onhcs-Room No. Z Hayward's Bullding. no.
<is California street, san Francisco. California.
mis- I'd
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
II 4 rnmnanY -Iacaiinn nf nrincinal nlsrn nj

~ Company.-LOcati0n OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Storey county, Nevada.
Noticc.-Thcro arc delinquent upon the fol.
mcnt mo. y. levied on the 3Oth day Of January,
1874, the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders. as follows:
Nnmea. No. Cert kha sAmt
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
CU.yER CLOUD GOLD AND SIL-

AItsbh tIsUtp nUh.B Avn NsaE
- yer Mining Company.-Location OF prinei-
pal place OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hnl Mining Dis
triet. storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that st q meeting Of
In. Directors. held on the nineteesnth day oil
March, 1874. an assessment mo. ~, OF Twenty
Ave C25J Cents per share was levied upon the
capltaistock of the corporation. payable imnedi-
aiely, In United States gold coin, 10 the Seere.
tsry, NJ the once 0f the company. No. 4o
Californi, street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remala unpaid on the TwENTf.sECOSD
DAT OF APRIL. 1874. viii be Delinquent. and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment 10 made before, will be cold
on MONDAY, TIE ELEVENTH DAY OF
MAY, lisa, TO pay the delinquent Assess,
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
A. NOEL, Secretary.
oniee-Room 8 Iayward's Building, No,
| iis California street. San Francisco, California
$500
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And In accordance with law. and an order ol
the Board Of Directors, made on tho 30th day Of
January. 1874, 80 many shares OF each parcel
of such stock NJ may bo necessary, will I've sold
at pnbllc suction, at the office OF the Company,
No. Al California street. San Francisco. Caliior'
Is;i, At tho hour of o'clock r. v Of said day, "a
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising aud expenses Of the
sale. X. WEGENEn, Secretary.
Onicc M California street, Fan Francisco,
California. mt I'd
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pgLIyougNr AssgssNEyr SALES.
CONSOLIDATED
DALTIMOR
ID Mining Company.
IAxafi,R ~ WOFEa
Gold Hill District,

Notiee.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account OF ASSESS
ment (So. 81, levied ON the 9Th day Of January.
1874, the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders, a. follows:
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

A. n. 1874, at o'clock r. ~, 10 pay said delin-
oucnt Assessment. together with costs OF I'd
yertising and expenses Of sale.
d. ". HOPKINS, Secretary.
Uold I'LL. New. March III, 1874. mlb Ia
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~ Location Of wOrkr, U0Id IIII MInill.
District. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice. There arr delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account Of asrsss.
mcnt No. 10. levied On tho 9th day Of February.
1874. the several amounts sotOppositeth the nance
ofthr respective shareholders, as follows:
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MINT GOLD AND sILyEIl

MINT d AND ~,
NI Mining Company.-Location OF principal
place of business. San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mimi. Dislrict,
| Storey county, State OF Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the foi
lowing described stock. on account OF assc,s-
mcnt No. I. levied on The 9Th day OF February,
1874, The several amounts set opposite the namcs
ofthc respective shareholders. ~ follows:
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
III. Board of Director. made ON the 18th day OF
February. 1874. 80 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock ~ may he necessary will be cold ~
public auction. at the Office OF the company,
Room u Ilaywaid's Building. 40 California
street, Fan francisco, California, on TUES
DAY. the seventh C7thD day OF April, 1873, NJ ths
hour Of two ~ o'clock =. ~. Of ssid day. 10 pay
raid delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses VI tho
salc.
H.. c. KIBTE. Secretary.
orec Room 81. ilayward's Building. San
rrsnciTcD. Cal mlSt ID
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the board Of Trustees, made on tho 9Th day Of
February. 1874. 80 many shares OF each parcel
OF snch stock ~ may be necessary, VIII be sold nj
public auction at the salcsroom Oi John Middle.
ton 4 Son, No. $40 Montgomery street. San
Francipco. CAL. on SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of
April, 1874, at the hour Of ~ O'Clock n. OF such
day, TO pay delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale.
Onicc-Ro0m No. I. No. 40i California street,
San francisco, California. nit III
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onics-No. iOl California street, San Fran
cisco, California, Room No. I. m2l I'd
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
INDIAN HOSTILIITES.

TWO OFFICERS MURDERED-sIoUx RAIDINs IN ALL
DIRrCrIoNs-AS INDIAN AGENT KILLED-GES-
KRAL UPRISING OF THE sAvAGEs
CHErENNE, Feb. 11.-Information telegraphed
from Fort Laramie states Monday last Lieut. Rob
of llh Infantry and Corporal Coleman OF Com
pany X "a Cavalry surrounded by 20 SO Indians
mill, 10 miles from Fort Laramie. and muir
dered Their bodies found yesterday, dded with
bullets and arrows. but not otherwise mutiated. Two
companies OF cavalry under the command OF Capt Egan
and Lieut.. Allison have been sent In pursuit Of the
Indians The Sioux reported raiding In almost
every direction burning ranches ordering ranchmen.
and stealing stock. company Of cavalry under com
Of Capt. Vessels, left here to-day for Potter
Station, the Union Pacific Railroad. where the
Indians have been driving the section men and steal
ing stock.
A later telegram from Fort Laramie states that the
mail from the Red Cloud Agency, with Indian
escort has just arrived and brings information that
Frank Appleton, who Acting Indian Agent In the
absence OF Agent Savie, shot Monday night by
the MnneconyOu Sioux. The night. IL mules were
stolen from the Government freigner, Charles Gorean
within three miles or the Agency AT the Whlte Gay
Agency, the Indians have driven OF tho beefherders,
and taken charge saying they would do their own ssu
ing The Agency doctor with the corpse or MT. Apple
ton, haa left for Fort Laramie. The doctor saJ
he will not 10 be made target Of Troops have
teegraphed for. and the greatest excitement pre-
walls. large fire seen In the direction OF the Red
Cloud Agency last evening and 1t has probably been
burned, as there appears To be general uprising Ane
bodies OF Lieut. Robinson and Corporal Coleman have
just arrived at the post Capt Egan's command "a ex
pected at che fort tonight, as tue Indians
crossed back 10 Agency the day OF the massacre,
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
THE SEVENTH REGIMENTS APPEAL.

The officers and members OF the seventh
Regiment are exceedingly anxious tha the bill now be-
fore the Legslaturr authorizing the Commissioners VI
the Sinking Fund to set aside plot OF grouad between
sxty-sixth and sxty-seventhss. and Fourth and Lex
ingonaves for the site of armory for hc regiment.
shall become a law. The proposed site ga portion OF
what was formerly known as Hamton-sGuare and now
taken up by public buildings. including the Normal Col
lege German Hospital and Founding Asylum Col.
dark stltcs that more than tnreefOurths OF the m III
bers OF tho regiment live above Twenty ythirdSt
onI 100 or more above Eghty-thirt-st. Tine pres'
ent armory is objected TO as being TOO faI
down town subjecting the In6mbers % too
great inconvenience in attending drills, and eaeh
succcedinQ year the proportion OF those who live up
town becomes greater Tao proposed site was offered 70
the Regiment than year ago, 0ut was then de-
cIned because 10 believed To be too Tar up town.
Investigation however. has shown that t was the only
available site unless the Board OF Supervisors were
willing To expend s5)O000 tO procure another anu this,
in the present condition of the Guys nnances, was
deemed unwse II will probably be three or four years
before armory be erected ON the new Site but
Col Clark thinks acquisition OF the site "Ouid
regiment.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
LABORs EaIBARRAssNENTS.

Another unsuccessful attempt to settle the
ap-makers strike by compromise made yesterday.
In answer the appeal OF the principal
addressed to meeting OF the central body Of strikers
on Tuesday, committee of seven from the men met the
employers at the store OF Messrs. Ldor Helm, at No
l6 South Fthaye yesterday afternoon Another price
LIST was submitted 10 committee this the manufac
turers assert advance OF 80 per cent over the
wages paid Just strKe the wOrkmen. on the
other hand state that the advance Is not more than is
per cent The new list received by the conmlttee
without much opposition, but when It had been lald De-
fore the central body i rejected III the testimony
OF the employers he taken, tho advance offered Il
All that the Wholesale trade bear ar present. ana
even MORE and the hope was general that "ouiu Dc
accented by
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

The weather was very tempestuous yester-
day on the south west coast OF Ireland, ana some
damage to shipping Is reported.
Justice Ramsey, at Montreal, gave his de-
osion yesterday Of Rosenbaum, accused OF
arson in New York. whose cxtradtIon was asked tor
Justice Ramsey ordered the prisoner TO be extradted
after days delay as required by law
Secretary Fish is emphatic in denouncins as
untrue The statements ot the Paris that sharply
worded notes have recently been exchanged between
the Goyernments Of Germany and the United States"
Nor the German Minister aware OF any subject Oh u-
lind feeling between tho two countries.
A heavy gale, which prevailed yesterday on
the Baltic Sea- caused II to overflow along the entire
stern coast OF Schleswig Holstein The dykes pro-
tectpg the lowlauds were burst IN many places ana
great tracts ~ country were Hooded inc damage 10
9roDery ia mense and 81 er0us lOss of lie - feared
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
THE LOWELL MURDER TRIAL,

LEWISTON, Me-, Feb. 1.-THE trial of James
NJ Lowell for the murder or his wife was resumed this
morning. The greater part OF the forenoon taken
mn IN the examination OF Mrs. 5OphronIa Blood Mis-.
Lowelps andiady. Mrs Blood testified as TO the cir
eumstances of the disappearance. expressed belief
that the gold chain found upon the skeleton, and the
ak dress produced court were the ones Mrs Lowell
had on when she went ride and told how she saw MI
Iowei fhe ne1f morning and told by him that he
brought Lzzie at 10 o'clock the nlght before sue
told nm she knew better and he answered that MS we
must have zone on with a circusue0w Whlle aIter
he ne had hunted for her. but mad not FOUND her
time later she MIN again ana ne SAID that hS
wife was in Lawrence. Mrs. Blood showed mueh emo
uon while examining the chain and Tue dress hDl
almost tainted. sharp crOss-examinston, cOnducteu
by NJ. Ludden, failed alter tho evidence materially
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
FOREIGY NEWS
POLITICS IN ENGLAND.


ANOTHER GAIN IN THE ELECTIONS - FoRTT-oNE
HOME RULERS ELECTED IN IRELAND.
LONDON. Wednesday, Feb. II. 1874.
Mr. NJ. Stewart. Conservative. has been elected to
Parliament from Wigton Burghs, defeating the
Liberal candidate. the Right Hon. George Young
Lord Advocate for Scotland who held the seat IN
the late Parliament. ..
LosDos. Thursday. Feb. ia-3 A. m.
Returns thus far received show that IL Home
Rulers, y Conservatives, and Liberals have been
elected in Ireland The Home Rulers are confident
Of electing a total of 60 members to the new
Parliament. Petitions will be presented against the
members returned from Ennis. Dublin wicklow
and Waterford
LONDON. Thursday, Feb. 1850 q. m.
Returns thus far show the election Of 80 Con-
sorvatyes and 269 Liberals and Home Rulers to Par
Lament. The Conservatives have gained 81 seats
formerly held by Liberals and the Liberals have
gained 81. Eighteen Conservatives and nine Lber-
ala were returned by yesterdays county eieot'ona
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
AN ADDRESS TO TIE snIrrH
AGRICULTURAL EVILS AND HOW TO REMEDY rHgx
Icy rKLKaRLPH TO TIE TRIRuNKl

AGRIC CULrURAL EVILS AND HOW TO REMEDY rHRu
tBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUxEl
Sr LOUIS Feb. 1.-The following paper has been
approved by the National Grange and recommended
b. be published:
The undersigned representatives OF the Cotton State.
n tho National Grange beg leave 20 present 70 the
Patrons Of Husbandry IN the cotton growing Of
She Union the following suggestions which they believe
~ DO justified by the present condition of the South
During the past years cotton fields have
pdded 10 the wealth OF the world
prosperity 10 smile upon every who has handled
pur crop save those who struggled for It's production.
nhuAy tho energies OF the cotton planter have been
rtnnstSd ia attempting TO produce a Ximum crop Of
single staple while quite frequently has reduced
tts psoans IN supplying hls necessary wants. A sYs-
ton oabeo upon sucn policy and producing such
Tes1A inns DC radically wrong, and persisted in will
ltV tho cause Of this evil, and il possible present
y,sthod OF reinoyng t. Has 1t been that the supply Of
t2iA2n hAs exc9eled LIS dsaandt sistlst.cs DO not
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
MORE RECRUITS.
THE MOVEMENT IN ISDIANA-A REMARKABLE TILT
Al sHELBYYmLR.
lnr rHLEaRAra rO rHE rnInvys.I

IBr rELEgRAPH TO THE rRrBUss.l
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. f1.-The antiwhisky
war which 1, raging IN OHIO has fairly invaded Indiana
and an active crusade has been opened at several
points The law here 10 known as the Baxter
law and is similar TO the Adair law OF ONO
IN It's provisions Reports from few places have been
reeeved which show an earnestness the part OF
the women fully equal to that manifested in Ohio The
war has been raging for some days at Shelby-
VILE a place of considerable size. about IS miles
south-east from here. The ladies' made some
nrorres at first but several Of the saloon men proved
10 be Of the most obstinate kind, and manifested dis
position to light with all their power for what they call
their rghts They prepared paper which they served
upon the ladies last Saturday. The following copy
signed by seven saloon-keepers;
You will hereby take that from this time hence
forth tho Temperance Alliance OF which you are Pres
dent either congregates near or about our premises
or places OF business for tho purpose OF holding
voiks or entrance 10 our premises or places or DuS
ness or IN any manner interfering with our
business. or IN vdnr Amy mestinf nioes we the mn
gned liquor vendors aud saloon Keepers OF tho
CITY of Shelbyvle Will hold you and your husDanus
liable IN civil action for damages resulting 10 our Dus
nes trade and avOcaton, by your obstruction, inter
renee and annoyance to and 10 our business Ihls
nofce ia 10 considered ~ force from and after ito
reading.
The ladies' IN their reply, announce as their watch
word Peace Persuasion and Prayer and AJAX that their
repIy may be received the kindly manner which die
tates II. They say
Gentlemen you threaten u.s. We answer In the kind
nes of our hearts You warn us 10 cease praying and
singing in tho vicinity OF your saloons because, IA
Won suggest. 1t causes loss Of money To
YOU Permit us TO answer Dy saying that
ro,smning our resources. interfering with our peace,
.anuiug our health. blocking mp our niewaiks ana
streets with drunken men ana putting us 10 tens
OF thousands OF dollars eApoh'e 70 rosfau sho Puhsn
the criminals you MAKE
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
N4VIL IYTELLIG ENCE.
MOVEMENTS AT FORTRESS MONROE AND
NORFOLK.
lBY raLEGRAPH TO THE rRIsUsE.l

MOVEMENTS AT FORTRESS MONROE AND
NORFOLK.
FORTRESS MONROE. Feb. 1l.-FOr the last four
or five wears efforts been made from time Co time
10 have Deputy Collector appointed for this station
and Fortress Monroe made port OF entry but they
were not successful until Saturday last when K Psu
Bunting the Inspector at this port, received the ap
pointneut as Deputy Collector with authority Co enter
and clear all vessels arriving In Hampton Roads for
orders The repairs United states steamer Frohc
Capt wilson. which have been making at the Norfolk
Navy-Yard have been finished, and she has taken on
her supply Of coal She Is now awaiting the arrival OF
number of naval officers from Washington. who will
take passag ge for Key West to witness the naval
drill They expect to arrive at Norfolk tomorrow
morning when she will put to sea- Ihe United states
steamer Powhatan Capt. Beaumont, has received her
supply of coal and will proceed to hey West IN day
two.
THE SENATE COMMITTEE on NAVAL AFFAIRS.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Senate Commit
tee on Naval Affairs to-day agreed to report favoraby
on the bill for the relief Of all officers OF the navy who
were dropped furoughed. retired under the act OF
Fab a. 1855 ana who afterward promoted and
70 the active st under the operations Of the
act a, Ian H. 1881 or by the President. under subse
guent Laws The bill proposes TO give them the result
~ a serance I'M pay The Committee also agreed TO re-
nn1t flvoraby on the bill for the relief OF the officers
and crew of the United states ship wyoming, allowing
thsm nrza money 10 be paid out of the japanese In
demnlty Fund.
A MONITOR IN A STORM
SAvAySAH, Feb 1.-The storm of Sunday
a was one of the along the coast that has oc
curred for many years. Tho monitor Ajax passed
,hrusb the entire gale uninjmed. During the storm
On the ngnt Feb she parted from the Osspee and
WAS not discovered until the succeeding day, after
the storm aDated
W,,grSGroS. Feb. 11.-Lieutenant-COm-
,nsr Cbss L. Huntington IA ordered to duty as Nayi
- ofscar at the Philade phIa Navy Yard Master
" q IA oslabay ia ordered to the Shawmut; Assistant
s,rr.o, Gao f. Harmon Is ordered TO the Naval Acad
Assistant Surgeon Jas H. Gaines is ordered to tho
,rov,I Uospttal at New York; Ensgns II. H. Richman
and J. b. Collins detached from recruiting duty at
Nav Orleans and ordered the North Atlantic Station;
,,.,,,t surreon W. J. Riggs II detached from the
naval Hospital at Philadelphia and ordered GO the Naval
Hospital at Norfolk Assistant Surgeon j. c. wiss IA de-
,aehed from the Gettysburg and ordered to tho NAVAL
UosntfaI Al PhiadOlphia: ASSISTANT surgeon j. W Dl
man "A aoh.d the Pawneo aud ordered TO the
M.hauan. AnasJanL Surgeon Ih0s. sons Is detaohed
srou me naval H,.pits k0ri0k snd ordered 10 tho
G. az sDuIEi Euss AAa.ssat Ennoer Loaa Loso u ia-
New-York tribune., 1874-02-12
THE PROPOSED FUNDING AMENDMENT.


A good deal of interest is manifested by
merchants in the proposed funding amendment TO the
State Constitution against which Samuel b. Rugges
spoke at the meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce
Committee appointed by that body to take meas
ures against passage through the Legislature and
Mr. Starke went Albany from the Produce Exchange
last week for the purpose. The amendment was
have comeiup for action yesterday: butgMr 5tarke
autographed TO the officers the Exchange that its
had been postponed to enable merchants and
Others opposing passage present their objections
In due form A meeting OF .tbo Produce Exchange will
probably held soon, TO take formal action In refer
ence to the matter The following Is the proposed
amendment it IL the Last clause to which special Oh
lection made its adoption, they say, viii render
any enlargement extensive Improvement OF the
canals lmpossiDle:
The Commissioners ot the Canal Fund shall borrow
the credit or the State such sums as may be necessary
for paying the canal and general fund daOts now
charged the canals the same shall fAl due oy the
and sale or bonds certificates or stock having
from their date. bearing interest ~ tho
rate of per cent annun payable ssnfannaiy For
the payment Of the principal thereof ar maturity,
sinking fund OF l per cent per annum slal be esttD
shed and the tolls of tine canals shall De fixed from
time by the Canal Board at rates suficing, as
near be, provide Onls for said sinking fund
tie the debt created, me expenses OF col
lection, superniendence. aud keeping tne canals IN
repair ana the contribution created for said sinking
fund shall he invested annually ny the Controller IN tue
bonds certificates OF stock authorized Dy tus urtlcie
or in the bonds or the state OF NeW-1oiA, Of
OF the United States which snail be held 1r the r9dfmp
ton bonds certificates herein authorized 70 pe
issucd ana slcreIly applied nat pdrpOse al Oi $tb
debt ana shall b. paid from the revenues OF me
canals and direct tax Shall ever De lowed or COT
canal purposes either Tor currsnt expenses OF
rcpdir- ordinary or eXtraOrdnar'.