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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-29
'I'HE JUSTICE MININ0 COMFAMH

Location Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco, California.
Location OF Work., Storey county. State OF
Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock. on account Of asrsssment
No. II. levied on the eth day OF September. 1874,
the several amounts set opposite the names 81
the M respective shareholderp, a. followf.
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'uncats 81.
And In Accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Dlreciorr. made on the 27d day Of
Juns. 1874, 20 many shares OF each parcel
No. As California street, mp stairs Kan Fran.
cisco, Cal, MONDAY, the I'd day Of November.
1874. 1t the hour OF 8 O'Clock p. D.. OF raid day.
70 pay said delinquent assessments thereon.
together With costs OF advertising and expenses
A. c. RYcE. Secretary.
Ones-See CalIfernia street. San frnnciseo.
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And In accordance with law. and m order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the ifth day o.
september. 1874, 80 many shares OF each parcel
of such stock ar may be necessary. viii be sold
Room 10, No. 4i9 California street. Han Fran
cisco. California, on WEDNESDAY, tbs 9Th
day Of November, 1874. at the hour OF ] o'clock
r. n. OF said day. TO pay delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs OF Advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRB. Secretary.
Onice-Roon NJ, No. ti9 California street,
San Francisco, California. oefe I'd
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TEE case Of Cyrus Aysr Of Dsdham
against the Boston. Hartford & Erie
Railrssa for land damaged, which has
been pending for twenty years. has just
been decided BY the award Of Gas. ass.
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HARVARD InFIRMARY.
coosulting fsriors, si1 Kssrney street. he.
tween Sattsr end Bush, San Francisco,
are open from 10 4. H.. TO 8 r \.
and IRON q r. n, to 6 =, n.

NJ fKRDRNANDERZ, n. d, LATE tx.
wi. aminine Physician ofthe Massachusetts,
lnhfmary, Boston. The Doctors popularity IL
due 20 his success In the treatment of al chron'
ie. nervous and serofulous diseases. ruch 40 pc.
nSe'e ss 'ns1n,ty. vsne,s.i ptos.,sl,os: o :,
inpetsney. .barrepness and all other diseases OF
The physieal and mental system. produced nom
natinl OF unnatural esusss In the old OF young.
Particular attention paid 70 the lungs. liver,
tidny: snd bleed; pr; p peculiar vegit.i
tsnAl. 6anesra, tumors removed without cut.
ting or pain. Pstisnts wishing 10 remain In
the city can b accommodated. Persops con
suit The Doctor gratis. Advice 10 pty,ieisns
on essss Of their own, % usual. -. All who
s s,;s isl,:S ssS:I ne normal ''s''n'n' e0h''''
Eundsys. nom 70 tof. p. o. Box 1851.
n B.-Attsntion 10 all diseases OF the blad.
der, womb, etc. ee1
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NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE wooDvILLE
- Gold and Silver Mining Company are hereby
notified that the new stock will be ready fol
issus on and amer THURSDAY. October 10.
1874, ct the rate Of two and ons-ssvsnth for
W. II. HELMAN, seersiary.
ofnes-ot California street, San Franeisco,
Cal. ocfJ n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-29

OTTAWA. Illinois. has discovered med
ieinal properties In . spring near the
city, and . stock company has been
formed 10 improve the property adjacent,
and make u Q Summer resort.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-29

A WILD deer strsysd into oshiosh,
and the little boys and street urchins
had . glorious time for an hour or two
chasing IL around the northern suburbs
Of the city.
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OPINIONS differ about the reporters.
Miss Bsschsr calls than 'csrmornts;''
but the Recorder Of New York says thsy
are II: "vigilAnt holders Of the public
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF Director. made on the 18th day OF
September, 1874, 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock a. NAV be necessary. will
DO sold ct public ~auctlon. at the ,alesrooni
Of Maurice bore 4 20, No. sS Pine street. san
Fnneisco. California, on MONDAY. the 9TH
day OF November. 1874, at the hour OF ] o'clock
P.n. Of said day. 10 pay .aid delinquent a.,es,.
msnt thereon. together with costs OF advertising
PRANK SWIFT. Secretary:
Onice-Room No. 4, Mayward's Building, NO.
40 california street, San Francisco. Cal.
oe23 I'd
CEGRE9ATED CALEDONIA MIN.
- ing Company.-Location Of principal place
Of business, Dos California street. San Francisco,
LoesiiOn Of works, Gold hin, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice. - There arc delinquent upon tho
following described stock, IN account OF
assessment No. -. levied on the 42d day OF
June, 1874. the several amounts set oppo'
site the names OF the respective shareholders.
- follows.
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EMPIRE MILL AND MINING
II Company Location OF principal place OF
business, Fan Franclrco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hin District. sto-
roy county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 2iih day OF
October, 1874, an assessment mo. 10y, OF Ftny
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United States god coin, to the secretary. at
the ONCE Of the Company, No. $40 California
street, Room No. 5, Ssn Francesca, California.
q Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaldon the TwENTY-SBvBNTli day
Of November. 1874, will he delinquent, and adj
vertised for saic at public auction, hnd unless
payment IL mad before, will be sold on the
TwENTY.fIRsT day OF December. 1914, 70
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of Gale.
GRO. II. SPfNNHY, Scc'y.
0nicc-No. 800 California street, Room No; 8,
San Francisco. California. cc76 I'd
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DKAcoS Rusz. Of McLsod county,
Mimi. has bean fined $l2 80 for fioe-
ging his grown daughter.
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CAUTION.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
company.-eais No Is The yaene u
hsrsby eaatiopsd against purehasing tee ieuscs-
ing described stock o. tho Yellow ysexss w. ~
As,sssnsnt No. Is. Ills 10Th day Of October.
IS7t:
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shewiss the saassr d YsssssA sAarssis
The prtseipai Misss dealt ia as shs "a.
Frasctscs sssok asA kxchAsss Beard.
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POLITICAL.

R01 VDuVhN 4lVA04'
~
ELECTION, = TUESDAY, nov. >, 1874
sesatsrsi
JOHN PIPRR,
9. w. CHUBBucK,
Assenblynss,
PHILIP REESE,
X. n. SMITH,
n. @. ANDREWS,
WALES AvERILL-
Il. l.. BUCKINGHAM,
J. r. smith,
THOMAS D. ATKINSON,
JOHN y. MCDONNELL,
WILLIAM D. GRAY,
SIMON OG9.
n. CRANDALL,
JAMES LowRRY.
District Judse,
RICHARD RIsrNG.
shsria,
JAMES SHOWERS.
css.ty Clerk,
AUGUSTUS ASH.
District Amsrnev,
WILL cAMPBRLL.
Treasurer,
4. L. STERN.
Recorder,
ARcRY ). MCDONNELL
Assessor,
THOMAS GRACEY.
Pablo Ad.iaistratsr,
WILLIAM MAYER.
superintendent Of Pebble Schools,
J. n FLINT.
ssrveysr,
ROSS x. BROWNE.
County CeanississersI
w. y. SHEPPARD tLsns TernS
JOHN RANDALL tLsas Term),
L. II. T0RP tshsrt Tsrns
A. FOX tshsrs Tern).
Jsstiess Of the Peaee-virsiaiat
Township Ne. i-JACOB YOUNG. JR.
Township Ne. 2-J0nN KNOX.
Justice Of the Psaes-GsId Hiii,
e. WRIGHT.
Observation-Disclosures
Township No. i-rH0MAs HUGHES.
Township Ne. III. d. BALDWIN.
Csastabie-Gsid Hiii,
HUMPHREY sYM0Ns.
scsssl Trustess-virsiniat
p. q. LORD,
W. d. HICK0k,
X. J. PAsMoRB.
AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS,
X. HURD.
sehesl Dirsetsrs-Gsid Hirii
DIR. W. O. CONwRLL,
n. y. HAZELTINR,
T. q. rs y, q
Platform and Resolutions.
The Committee on Platform and Resolutions
the following. which were unsnim'
,usly adopted:
The Republicans Of Storey County, In Con.
assembled, Resolved, that
Firt-The Republican party Of Storey eoun.
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An Iowa man has $500 barrels o.
onions In tiers.
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tenth d, Of November, at the ssins hour and
& !. !; g s!sglt.yAs,
L. n. NEWTON,
SAMUEL DIXON,
oei7td Trustees.
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STOREY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL
TICKET.

TICKET.
Senator's,
T. A.ArKNsoS. p. l.. AUD.
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Observation-Disclosures
rswpsAip No. l-THOMIAs HUGHES.
Township Ne. III. d. BALDWIN.
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Plantation BittelS

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Fssfk ssx Dstiiifsfsx, Ass 10 sssek. 1z0sri
f0s, q " sssdsss ss<ifiss ss!y, ss< sfs~ys
saSvSlsss Sirsafisss. TS'
Sold ~ ALL FIRsr.cIAss DRuoorsTG
81 ju70 ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

The STANDARD OF MORALITY. When the
editors of Epery Erening talk about low stand
ards Of morality. they doubtless feel quite at
home. They have but to turn their eyes In
upon themselves TO find the best and most apt
illustration of their subject. As non-partisan
defamers OF the reputation of respectable men,
they might carry of the palm, were 1t not that
In other OF their professions they arr even more
skilltul. Desplsing all religious restraints, and
Ignoring all the social amenities of fe they rush
with foolhardy rashness into battle with no
better arn,or than the filthy coating of moral
sbliquity with which they are blinded as well
as befouled.
ITO say that their ihiusts are abortipe would
be to repeat only what the popular tongue has
frequently said respecting some of their labors
aforetime and which perhaps is one of their
chief supports for promotion In the Post Office
from which position they labored assidously to
keep Capt. Gallagher, whoithey appear TO dread
30 much. If the f. E. would hold a respec
table position In society for truth and candor
1t must give up at least that portion of its bal
habits which is so much akin to falsehood
Keep its tongue out Of matters which 1t sanuo
comprehend, associate less W it'll spiritual in
fidelity, and move with educlted colored me-
whom it affects so much TO despise, and hasten
10 rldcue, and il may after awhile earn the fe,
crusts of sympathy, aud promised promotion
not In the eyes of Its new masters, AT least
the judgement of all honest men. r.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

The GovERNoRsHIr.-We have no desire TO
forestal public opinion in regard to the Repub-
lIcan nomination for Governor. If it be DEEM
ed wisest and best that the candidate should
come from New Castle county, we shall be full
jy satisfied. Either Lewis Thompson, John F.
williamson, George T. Tybout, or any other
respectable gentleman, will receive our ardent
support. We do say, however, that the Rspub-
licans Of Kent county have been led to hope by
the course Of prominent gentlemen In this SEE
ton of the State, that Dr. Jump would be ac-
corded the nomination, and the systematic at
tempt now being made by the Commercial and
q few Of its friends, to create feeling in favor
Of taking the candidate from this County, is
calculated to jeopardize rather than insure the
election of the nominee whoever he may be-
Ave have no ambition to crafty, no personal
object TO promote, no favor TO ask, and seek no
end save the public good, and the results which
must properly and justly follow Republican
triumph.
eve can assure the editors and correspondent
OF the Commercial, that we do not seek to set
up our will or opinions against the wishes Of
The leading members Of the party, neither do W,
intend to couuleH1nce contest for the nomi
nation of any gentleman from this county, al
we believe ii would prove unsuccessful, and re
suit In injury rather than benefit. Our neigh
bors may love contention, hoping to profit there
by. but We prefer harmony and will not engag
in any contest unless a principle of justice AM
right is assailed or disregarded.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
For the Delaware Republican

Mr.. EDIToR:-"New Castle Co." in the Com
mercidl assais you in no very courteous Ian
grage IN its issue of Monday well let him howl.
Mr.. Victor Dupont Is a gentleman and while
we believe he IS personally popular here In his
own county we know that the man talked Of
a. our candidate "from below" Is quite as pcpu-
lar in the two lower counties. Pray tell us
Mr.. Commercial If you can, what makes the
New Castle County man, you want, so very
popular Is 1t because he has the support Of
the Post Office or rather the Dunn Ring,' Gas
Lewis has left the State his mantle We believe
is said to have fallen upon the U. S. Marshal)
or the Commercial ring. What has their candi-
date ever done TO make him so personally
popular W it'll the people, as to make him the
only man to cope with Mr.. Victor Dupont
This Is clap trap and intended merely to mis-
lead the people. New CASTLE Co No. 2.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
For the Republican.

fOT Wo htpHottCuH.
Mr.. EDlToR:-Permt me to say few words
about "rings" and "ring management.
In the Spring of 1870 IL devolved upon the
Republican party to select candidate for
Governor, and hence politicians early began to
stir themselves; prominent among these busy
workers we may name Anthony Higgins, John
NJ. Dunn and James Lewis. The result oil
their combined efforts was the assembling in
the u. s. Marshal's office IN the post office
building, a conclave of coloied men gathered
from Kent and Sussex counties, for the purpose
of receiving instructions from this trio rs to
| their duties in the coming contest. These men
were summoned here and this being their first
pOte they were Of course willing to be instruct
ed as TO their duties. Colored leagues having
been instituted all over the State for the pur-
pose of reaching this class Of voters easily, they
were told that in their hundreds certain men
were to be candidates for Delegates to the
| State convention and they must go home anu
/ call their leagues together and instruct them 10
| vote soldy for the men named; the trio taxing
care of course to select such men as would go
solid for their candidate for Governor. The
result Of which, was that the State convention
which met 10 Dover was packed with delegates
pledged to support Mr.. Coursey.
/ We do not remember to have ever heard OF a
grosser outrage upon the people than the one
which was pei petrated by this "ring."
j No prudent man, no man having the least
political sagacity OF ioresiBht Wouiu nave "ouo
such thing, especially when we consider the
amount Of prejudice existing among n certain
class of men all over The State against the col
ored men.
!. | Mark the result. With an accession of at least
| 900 colored votes, we lost the State by about
!, twenty-four hundred majority. Now these
/. same men step to the front and ask us to nomi
nate gentleman they have selected, not pc
f., cause he has any peculiar fitness or popularity
but because they have selected him from anon
l. the very many gentlemen who might be name'
}, In New Castle county, we have q high regar'
for the gentleman they have named, but havin
:. taken an apple out Of that bag IN 1870, we d
/. not propose to try a second apple out OF II
same bag m 1874: Believlng that tne GEM, .
o, men who net in Marshal Dunn's Office In 1877
are not good leaders, we think the people ar
}. willing 70 make Jump, ("no pun here"o owe
o, their heads and select their own candidates.
ONEoF THE VICTIMS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

Mr.. EDITOR, DEAR SIR The editor of the
Commercial or rather correspondent of that
sheet, gives you credit for having either very
large mouth or else an extremely small foot, as
they claim, "every time yeu open your mouth,
you put your foot in H." The author of the
charge made against you In the Commercial,
did not take feet into consideration when he
with others tramped over New Castle County,
to force the opinions Of members of the County
Executive Committee prior TO its late rsaniza-
ton. Let these men know that people are not
to be forced to any conclusions politically, but
when the proper time arrives, will be found
ready TO put the right men in the right places.
II some Of the people are in favor of Lewis
Thompson or some other good man from New
Castle County, very well;and ifmore of the peo-
pie are In favor Of DIR. Jump or some other
good Republican from the lower part of the
State, It Is very well also. There will be nc
necessity for "hoppin" for person with hal
an eve can see the sails are already set and 8
stiff breeze blowing IN favor of the Republican
party in Delaware, Independent Of hide boupc
caucuses. DIX.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

INITIATION. -Congress has at least deter
mined to relieve the great mass Of business
men Of the country by issuing $40O, OOO, 600
legal tender notes, at least the bill has passed
the House Of Representatives, and we presume
that IL will also pass the Senate. Had this
been done year ago the late panic In the
money market would have been avoided, and
business would have gone Oh without cessa-
ucn or interruption. Il Congress would only
permit one halt Of he juties to be paid In these
notes or even n totri, Of them, they would re-
IN AIN at par, aud they would hear no complaints
of debased currensy. More money will slim
ulate enterprise, lead to the employment. Of lab
orers and mechanic, and good times will be
the result.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

The PUBL 10 SoHooLs.-At the close OF the
meeting Of the Board of Education, President
Hills In acknowledging the compliment which
had been paid him by the rendering to him Of
a vote of thanks, took occasion to refer to the
condition of the schools which he thought vas
very much better than 1t WIS a year ago.
There had been improvements in many respects
aud he was pleased to note this as IL seemed to
be law OF our nature that We must be either
advancing or going backward. He attributed
much of the improvement in the schools 10 the
lapors VI Superintendent Harlan, and express
ed the opinion that our citizens were under OBJ
legation to him for the faithful manner in
which he had performed his duties. He trust
ed that In tho future we shall witness NOR b
marked improvement, and that our schools W i'll
rank among the first of their class or kind In
the country. The President alsoIcomplim ented
R.C. Fraim, Esq, for the faithful manner in
which he had discharged the duties Of Chair
man Of the Book Committee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
MARRIED.

On the evening Of the 18th inst, by Rev. W.
Warren, at the Colorado hotel. Fifteenth and
Chestnut, Phila., John T. Hamilton and Miss
Mary J. Carnagy, both Of this city.
On the Path Inst, at the residence OF the
brides mother. by the Rev. Mr.. Conkey, Mr..
Bradley James N Miss Isabel d. Ford, dsugh-
ter Of the late David Ford Of Phiadeiphia, both
of this city.
At wilmington, on the 23d inst, by the Rev.
A. J. Snyder, Mr.. William A. Leach OF Chris.
tiana Hundred, to Miss Emma J. Ritchie, Of
this city.
Near Eastou, OH the 10Th instant, at the
residence of the BRIDES uncle, by Rev. E.
Hynson, " lillian 5. Armour, OF this city,
and Josie l.. Street, Of Talbot County, Mary
land.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

TRNANrs.-The Odd Fellows Hall Company,
have leased all the stores and Easements be-
longing to the Company to the following nemed
persons: No. IS East Third Street, to Mrs
Baldwin,, for a dress making establishment; No.
Is, same street, to Frank Buchanan, for bar
Der shop; No II, same St., to f. McMonagle
for picture frame emporium. The first base :
ment same street, to Thomas Conner & Co.,
for truck and wholesale oyster store; the
second basement same street, to Charles Writ,
for the storage Of truck: No. 1903, King street,
to Charles Hillam for cigar and tobacco store.
No. 3O5, King street, To Roach & Groves, for q
grocery store. The basement on King street To
William G. Elliot, for the storage Of truck
Each tenant is required to sign articles Of agree
ment In which the following stipulation Il
made:
And further agree that will not sell any
splrltu,us of intoxicating liquors on said premi
SEES, or supply or furnish any to be sold thereon
during the term Of said lease"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26


GUBERNAToRIAL.-Th has been no bar
gain made by any oneat any time, that DR..
Jump should be the Republican nominee for
Governor In the coming canvass but there was
a feeling manifested Immediately after the
election in 1870, in his favor, that has contin-
ued TO increase to an extent that will insure
him the nomination, In defiance Of the efforts
of the Eeery Ecening, as we'll as those Of the
Commercial and It's correspondents. We only
utter public sentiment and IT gentlemen do not
like 1t we cannot helpit. There will be more
delegates chosen from this county in favor OF
the nomination of Dr. Jump than for all other
candidates combined, and editors and cliques-
lers cmnot change the result. They must
eventually acquirscn In the decision of the par
W, or take the responsibility of cooperating
with Its opponents.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26
SuccrssruL.-A Scientific paper. called the

SUccEssFUL.-A Scientific paper, called the
Western Arlizan," publishes Autograph of
the extensive foundery In Chicago, OF Messrs.
Collins 81 Burgie for the manufacture Of stoves.
The foundry is probably the most extensive of
the kind In the west. 1t covers over an acre
and a half of ground, and employs several hun
bred men. MIR. Burgie is a Wilmingtonlap, q
son OF the late John Burgie who kept the toll
gate on the Newport or Lancaster pike several
years ago. He is now looked upon as a million
aire. Wilmingtonians may well be proud Of
his success. In his prosperity he has not for
gotten his old friends in cur city, as his Christ
mas donations are among the most pleasant
recollectlons of the year.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-26

MR.. EDITOR :-Your editorial article on the
Gubernatorial question has been warmly APP
cial correspondent, (who 10 most probably the
editor himself,) does not seem 10 like it, hence
we naturally infer that you are right. What
ever that paper condemns, we may know that
an opposite course is right. Every word in the
article condemned by the Commercial Is true i,
and we hope that your readers may all unite
upon the man above all others who will give
the most strength to the ticket and thereby in
sure success, and that man in our Opin ion is
DR.. Isaac Jump. Vox PoPuLI.