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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-20
NEWS ITEMS.

Cold, stormy weather east of the
mountains.
j. b. Underwood, L. S. Postal
Agent, has been traversing Eastern
Oregon, looking after the mail routes,
ETC.. i'll that section.
The election for Delegate to Con-
gress i'll Idaho Territry is still in
doubt, but the indications are that
Fem Democrat, will be elected over
Gov. Bennett Republican,, by small
majority.
A ''Grangers Market Company" has
been incorporated in Portland. Capt.
tai stock, 81. 900, in shares of $40. The
company propose to deal in vegetables,
dressed meats-hogs, sheep, cattle.
fowls. etc.
Some time since 4 suit for damages
was instituted in the District Court of
Washington Territory by Sheriff Smith,
ofCowlitz county. against Mrs. Money
and VIM. Pickett. Twenty thousand
dollars was the amount of damages
claimed by the plaintiff. The suit was
commenced in consequence of some
very severe structures OH the official
acts of Sheriff Smith, which were pub
lished i'll the kalama Beacon last spring.
The paper, at the time the articles ap-
peared, was owned by Mrs. Money.
and edited by Mr.. Pickett. Last week
the case came OH for trial at kalama.
After long examination and lengthy
arguments by the opposing counsel,
the case was submitted to the jury.
| The jury after brief deliberation re-
| turned with Il verdict. This verdict
awarded to Sheriff Smith the sum OF
o7ee t{etfiftf and Tire celttS. is damages for
an injured reputation. Before tile
! trial was concluded. one of the defen-
| Clants-Mrs. Money - was dismissed
| from the case on motion of tile coun-
! sci. Mr.. Pickett. the remaining de-
| fendant. is the party against whom the
( denlages are sesSed, and As Il matter OF
| course, that gentleman is expected to
| liGuidate tile enormous III sum OF
! money above mentioned. Owing to
/ the small amount of damages awarded
/ by the Jury. the plaintiff will be III for
/ the costs Of the Court. As malay of
/ our readers remember Mr.. VIM.
Pickett. they will know what Il fat
thing smith would have struck had he
obtained Il verdict for $40, coo damages.
Alex. Martin. Esq, of Jacksonville.
learns that Senator Jones horse Brick
Pomeroy. formerly owned by Col. j.
\. L. Miller. has made his mile in
2:2j, and that his owner refused $1,000
N&,.V, IN
] for the horse. as well as for Jackson
county as region for producing good
! horses.
It is now quite certain that IN Ebis-
copal church building will soon be con-
/ strlcted III Peudleton. Five hundred
dollars viii be furnished out of the
Church Building Fund as soon as Il
like amount shall be furnished by our
citizens. 1t affords us pleasure to state
that nearly $500 has been already
subscribed.
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posi- OFFICE REGISTER.
MAILS ARRIVE:

MAILS ARRIVES:
From Railroad north and SOUTH daily
al lilo =. NJ.
From Corvallis. daily, at 1890 A. NJ
From I.csaHnon, tri-weckly, tMondav,
Wednesday and Friday at 10. so A. NJ
MAILS BFPAET:
For Railroad north and -,z.eE-l, Daily,
s-ToSt. rrnIunt 1T l1.ioA. NJ.
For Corvallis. daily, at l5o p. NJ.
For Lebanon. tri-we"illy, Monday, We'd
ut.-tlax and Friday ut > L. II.
Anice hours from 4. NJ. tor M.
SUNDAY from l. NJ. to , p. NJ
Money ORDER offilr hours from A. NJ TO
+ T. NJ. p. III. RAY MOND. L. NJ
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. EALL AND
>tPPEE.-On Tuesday evening, at the
opera House, Dr. Haskell and troupe
will give one of their most interesting
entertainments, TO conclude with a
grand ball and s1rpper-admi>sion to
the whole. 30 cents. After the enter
tainrneut, which alone Is worth the
price of admission. the audience will
select their tloor-managerS, the DIR.
will furnish the music, and if those in
attendance don't have a good time, it
will be their own fault. a first class
lunch will,be SET. including red-hot cof-
f,.e. free to all in attendance The DIR.
shows the greatest liberality i'll this
matter, aud the Opera House should
ae filled from cellar TO garnet or words
10 that effect, OH Tuesday evening
next.
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ANNOUN@ EMENT.

CITIZENS OF ALBANY Il should be
pleased to serve you in the capacity of
City Recorder for the year 1915, pro-
vitled you desire my services. Please
indicate your wishes by your votes at
our approaching city election, regard
less of patty affiliations.
ELI CARTER.
NOV. 18th, 1874.
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ALBANY REGISTER.

MARRIED.-Novem 5th. 1874,
at the residence of Mr.. Jas. Ii. Two
good, Boise City. Idaho Territory. by
the Rev. j. p. Lyton, Dr. Geo. w.
Price. of Silver City. l. T., aud Tsa-
dore r. Griffith, of New York City.
Bully for George. Success to you,
old fellow.
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SIXTY THOUSAND SACKS
nzsse,EutrIoN NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the co-partnerslip heretofore existing
by and bet Ween j. ID. Titus. Charles Boul-
gar. les and J. B. Titus. under the 1irnI-
maine OF Titus, Bourgardes 4 Co, is his
day dissolN ed 10y mutual consent, Charles
BoIrgardeS retiring from the firm. All
notes and accounts due the late firm must
be paid to Charles BourgardSS, who will
remain in the House until next April. All
accounts must be paid f,y january 1St, 1873.
j. ID. TITUS.
CHAS. BOT GARDES.
j Il. TITUS.
Albany. Or, October 9th, 1871.
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EXCELLENT TRoUPE.-Fhe Rose
dale Dramatic Company gave two en-
tertainments in this city last week TO
fair houses This Company has re-
ceived the most hattering encomiums
from the press al over the coast, and
they are well deserved-they fully
met the { expectations of our people.
Mrs. Robt. Fniford and Miss Minnie
l'ix!ey are old tayorites with the
oregon public, and i'll their roles are
iulapproacEiable Fulford himself IS 4
whole team, while Tony Ward never
tails to get away with his part in good
.hapc. The Company left for Coos
Bay Oh Monday, where they will
doubtless b.. received with open arms
and 10 a good business. As soon as
HE new theatre. now being fitted up
in Portland by Mr.. Ankeny. is com
pleted. they will return to Portland TO
ill an engagement i'll it.
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Ayers Ag1se Cure.

E11RAIFEORBSa RRaf3FSaA~ 0F ARAsSaARatAc
DOiSOnRS. Has been widely used. during
the last twenty-five years. in he treat
lnenr of these distressing diseases. and
with such unyaryinE sncccsS that ii has
gained the reputation of being infailible.
The shakes. or chtllS. once broken by ii,
do not return, until the disease is confrac-
ted again. This has male it an accepted
remedy, and trusted specific. for T nc Fever
and Aguc of the West, ana the ChiiIs and
Fever OF the South.
Ayers .tgue Cure eralicates the noxious
poison from the system. end leaves the
lHlficnt IA we'll rs before the attack. II
thoroughly extpc!lS the disease. 80 hat no
Liver Complaints. Rheumat ism. Neural
aria. Dysenter'y or Debility follow the cure.
Indeed. where Disorders OF the Liver and
Bowels have occurred from Miasmatic
Poison. it removes the cause Of them and
they disappear. Not only is 1t AN tffectual
cure, but. if taken occasionally hy patients
exposed TO malaria. it will c,:pel the poison
and protect them from attack. Travellers
and temporary residents in Fever and
Ague localities are thus enabled to defy
the disease. The General Debility which
is so apt to enSue fromcontinued exposure
to Malaria and MiisIn. has no speedier
remedy. For liver Conn iafnts, 1t is an
excellent rofncdy.
PREPARED BY
DR. J. &C. AVER & Co., LOWELL M0SSss
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by nu Druggists and Dealers in
Medicino. WINS
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NRs. NJ. A. POWERS.

SNOW IN THE NoUNTAINs.-NIr
Martha Williams. who arrived IN this
city tie first Of the week from Ochoco,
bringing in 4 band of fifty odd head of
beef ca:tlc belonging to Mr.. Luther
F.!kius, found the snow three feet deep,
for a distance of ten or twelve miles.
through the Cascade mountains. He
experienced considerable difficulty in
getting the cattle through, but made
the trip eventually, although the
cattle lost considerable flesh from the
hack OF feed and the hard travelling.
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Albany, Or, October 9th, 1874.

The undersigned desire TO return their
thanks to the citizens of Albany and vicin-
ity for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to- the firm of Titus. B. & Co, and
express the hope that the new firm of
Titus Bros, who will continue business at
the old place. will be found worthy of their
continued confidence.
TITUS BROS.
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EIa SacsnOrIaaaa.
SNEnn, Or. Nov. ]

Si!rpp, Or, Nov. Is, 1874.
SlletId Grange No. 8 has been called
10 mourn the loss of our worthy sister
MRs. L. +. NENvsHAM. She died at
her residence near She,ld, November
9th. She was Il worthy member of
our Order, and we deeply synpathise
with TN bsband and numerous friends
of the deceased.
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About $1,000 have been raised at
Salem to induce the location OF the
works of the Home Manufacturing
Company III that city.
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READ THIs.-All persons knowing
themselves indebted by note or other
wise to the late firm of Howell, Har-
per & CO., are earnestly requested to
cali ut once and settle the same, As the
money is now due. and we want it,
"A word to the WISE &c. We also
have IL very fine stock of goods to sell,
understandable produce
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and salt Rheun. Worms. Cout. Neuralgia,
as Il Dinner Pill. aud Purifying he Blood,
are the most con9cniai purgatiNe Yet per-
fected. Their effects abnnGantiy show
how much hey excel all other Pills They
are safe and pleasant tot:ti<e. but powerful
TO cure. They purge out the foul humors
of the blood: they stimulate the s,lggis!
or diSortlerc organ into action; ana they
imptrt health ndtone to he whole being.
They cure not only the every flay COM
paints of every body. but Formidable and
dangerous diseases. Most Skilitul physic-
ians, most eminent clergymen. and our
best citizens. send certificates of cures per-
formed and OF great l,enefif@ they have
derived from these Pills. They are the
safest and best phySic for children. bc-
cause mild aS we'll as ctfcctual. Being
sugar coated, they are easy to take; and
being purely vegetable. they are entirely
harmless. PREPARED BY
DIR. } q. AVER 81 CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Gs-Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine. WINS
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THIRD ANNIYERsARY.- Erotlel-
iflian Society of Albany Collegiate
Institute give an entertainment at the
"oHese this Friday evening, it being
Tire third anniversary of the Society.
A rich literary treat is here offered the
pablie of Albany aud, if we Judge
from former occasions. this publicwill
not he slow 70 avail itself of the oppor-
'uaity thus offered to pass an enjoy
able evening. The admission fee is
tae fifty cents foradults. and children.
when ineompany Of their parents. will
he admitted for twenty-five cents each.
We predict Il crowded house.
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NJ. S. DE PEW. on First street, Just
below the City Drug Store, has Il good
assortment of Eastern made parlor
and cook stoves, ranges, and all kinds
OF tin and copper ware, which he will
sell to those. wishing such articles ut a
small advance upon cost. He has on
hand and is making un lard cans.
which lie will furnish at the lowest
living rates. Call aud see his goods.
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DINNER AND SocIABLE.-The
Lad es of the NJ. Z. Church will
give a grand dinner, festival, and
sociabIe on Thanksgiving day (next
1hursday,) at the Opera House.
1t will be splendid dinner, beyond
all doubt, with plenty of turkey
and the "fxins." The sociable
comes off in the evening, and will
doubtless he pleasant occasion.
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NEW TODAY.

Nov. l1th, 1874.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26
THE InyALlD-A PEN PICTURE.

H.. ..,itl ,o,.t.,.,.o lint a
oce nei pMs.'" .T.,... =. ,"Jav
sho,. ','ho = WIG p'0. 80 a.,
hca,'h, tne onvy w 'ue S,'" ~" ~
priue oI Tue nouseno'u. Guy ns
WY "~s,vothsu W nT s.o".s a.,
.sr nsI i..ne mr,n .nm nv" ,h.Ir
p"sn''' n n,,,i,'sa al ,s.m.
Ishks' D,,,Seht p".o'u", n"u IS.
p'ary' oota'enI ANU xIaee,"' ~ "o,nr'
won the hearts oI MI. D".. I'M,
aha insuy Ups are p'ahcneu Wy con-
sumption. Tie voice once 10 e',chant-
Ing 10 laugh nhi song ]. fer1le' husky
anu sipplaiifcd ny u hollow cough:
Let u: approach her couch gehtly anu
take her hand. DO not shudder No.
cause oil tho feeble ami ~passionlsss
grasp. Ihe hand ol.ce 10 hearty aiu
plump Is enumerated SHOWS Doiy
outlines, while the cords aud tortuou'
veins are plainly innpeu upon tls rsr-
lace: Tie pulse uiat bounded wiz re-
plelioh, carrying vlgor To tile whole
'y'teni. aud impartlng life. beauty,
vlysclfy, health aud strength. IL dsll-
cate to the touch. The feeble heart
cannot rropel tho thin, scanty blood
with fierce. Must We lose her while
yet In her trensp Companions aud
friends gather around with words OF
cheer aud consolation. aud depart With
molstened eyes aud silent steps. Must
lose herr No, there - relief We
can stay. tliis destroyer OF our happi.
ness and not sniisr tho loss OF 50 bright
n gem. Something more Is requires
now than dietary and hygicblc observ-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

Pisx PnoroaHArIs.-Dr. A. J. Boales, whose
photograph gallery Is on the eorncro OF Main aud
Pioneer streets. has Just received and set up,
ready for usc, one OF tho celebrated Dallmeycr
lenses, 4xt In size, and what IL called q quick
worker, enablin. him 10 take tho portraits OF
children In three seconds, or even less time. u
also enables him to take photographs Of The
largest possible size. cards aud amprotypcs. In
fact any kind Of likeness that IL now taken or
be required. TINS Doctor 10 enc OF the
oldest, most thorough and experienced artists
In the United states. always anxious 70 satisfy.
and will not allow any that may favor him with
their patronage 10 20 away dissatisfied. Give
him q call and prove the truth VI what VIC say.
DANCING AcApExr.-Jsmes v. Wilson would
respectfully inform the lovers Of the hcalthful
and beautiful art OF dancing that he has opened
Q irst class Dancing Academy In National Guard
Hall, smith street, Virginia. where ~instrue.
tions will be given as follows: 0%entleman's
~Clsss-Nonday and Thurrday evening. Ladies'
Class - Monday aud Thursday afternoons.
L,dles' and Childrens Class-We dnesday and
Saturday afternoons. Soriec dansantc every
Saturday evening.
Ys who investigate Gallsad's advertisement
shall become wise.
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wOodvlIIe.

Still driving the north DRIFT on the
300 foot level. following tho hanging
wall with favorable Indications Of the
development Of q moro permanent
body Of ore.
Unisn Consolidated.
The north drift on the l3OO-foot level
Of the Ophir Is being pushed rapidly
ahead toward tho south line OF the
Consolidated In very favorable looking
ground. 4
Segregated Rock island.
A crosscut east has been started from
tl,s main north Drift, which shows
soine very favorable prospects.
Buiiion.
The north drift from the 100 foot
level Of the Imperial Il still driven
vigorously ahead, without change VI
value to report.
Tho hoistlng works building Is about
completed, tho eHglne IN place, aud
everything IN readiness to . on resume
SINKING Tie smart.
buckeye.
There Is no thange VI Importance to
report Of the Developments VI tho pros
pscllng operations ut the 40 loot STA
station.
American Flat.
This mine Is still waiting for the
CO mplrtlon Of the new bolsting ma
clinery OF the Baltimore Consolidated.
Montczumn.
Sinking tho shalt Is making tho usu-
al good progress, the rock Ia the bot
tom working finely.
Alpha.
Still driving tile north DRIFT OIL the
level cutting occasional spots
aud strcaks Of ore.
Crown Point Extension.
Nothing new to report for the past
week. Rock continues hard. No
water.
Rock Island.
Sinking tho shaft 1. making steady
progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

FouSp DRowSEp.-rbs man WEIGH,
missing since Christmas, says the Car
son appeal, Is now known to nave
been drowned. The remains were dis
covered In the Carson river yesterday,
below the Morgan MIL. Charley
Reese saw the body near some willows,
and John Hansen and Mr.. Lockwood.
of the Morgan mill. caused the body
10 DO rescued. a Coroner's Inquest
was 10 have been held last night. We
believe. This poor fellow doubtless
fell into tho river while drunk. we
learn from Mr.. ). +. Jones that the
deceased leaves quite a large sum OF
money In the possession Of MIR. Stadt-
muller and a months wages ut the
Morgan besides.
JUsrlcE wMaIn's Couiu. - Tho
principals concerned In the fist fight
which commenced In the rear OF the
Imperial hoisting works, day before
yesterday, were arrested. Their Gaze
was TO come up for trial In Justice
wrisht's Court this afternoon.
PERsoAL.-u. y. warren, formerly
n compositor In this office, arrived in
Virginia City from San Franciseo this
morning. Mr.. Warren. We under
stand, Is to have n situation rs COM
positor. In the office Of the Territorial
Enterprise.
MErroRoLoGIcAL.- The weather last
night was considerably mixed being
characterized OF wind. rain aud snow.
The climate to-day has been mild and
solubrIous for all OF which, both we
aud our readers feel grateful.
WHAT will not woman DO for the
man she loves?
Her hand was hr-t to reach and DRAG
The bottle nom the shell
"It is your eurse, dear John" she said,
And drank II up herself
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This MOrnIns.

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ISIS Gould a curry, u, ssX ss, ssH, "a, slS,s
3l,. 3iS
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Is Hale = Ssrcross, Il
81 Crsva rslst, sa,, p3s, %
40 yellow jacket, II, ~, 53s, Is, 1dS bo
2iO Imperial. a..
30 Empira Mil. ~
$40 k-ntsek. y2A. az, ga.
eos Alpha, 10, II go. its
80 Ieleher, 81. ~ ~, s3S so. 81 boo, 81
l&s Coniasaes, 9I,9
S5 Csu. Virginia. 81, si bio
IS sierra Nevada, ?.
IA Oysrman. 50. ~. 81, t2.. say, SIN
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2eD CaIcdesis, sis. MS b11, 81, son
5s1 EIehsquer, ~, 81, 3i'., u
lTo lialtlnsrs Con, LIN
90 kuiekerboeksr, 5I,5
aGO California Con, 40, 20 80, ph, iOk ba
i0t
1875 woOdyills, ~.
$50 l.,dy Washington. 81
2sss Leo, ~, ~. %, !, ~, ~
10 Uaion Con, 10
50 Dayton, ~. - bio. =.
go Justice, iots 10, ios. 10. bo ios
less Julia. ~. a..
- silver Nil, ~
70 Eclipse, ~. 5S,5
$50 iiuckeye.9
l5n Lady BDan. T5c
i1 Dardsnellss, KS
"a New York Coat
80 kossuth, q
81 Rock Island. ~
~ Occidental, ~
25 Andc., iS,i.
% ~lslliOn. s4,s
IS Racon. 1
go Utah, 8, 81, sA
iOO Mint. t0c
$50 Scsada, ~
coo ser. Rock lslsnd, 1, IL
80 Franklin, IN
$50 Globe Con, N
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~ " 60 ~
Tho Massachusetts scnntorship-
hitter Feeling Among the Con
testRnts.
BosToy, March 2G.-At tho Repub-
lican legislative caucus last night, the
feeling was very bitter. lIoar's friends
denounced Dawes rs q Butler can-
dldate. One Of Dawes friends read
q letter from Dawes saying ls had re-
celyed n letter the substance Of which
was, lie was TO DO elected for tho short
term aud then II Dawes behaves well
during tho Summer, We may elect him
for tho long term. Dawes said the
letter cut him to the quick. and he do.
sired to say lie preferred being slain In
open field.
Formidable strike ON tho Eric II. u.
New YonK. March 2j.-Nina hun
dred workingmen struck In the ma
chine shops Of the Erie Railroad yes.
tcrday for %February's wages.
Mobbed by Strlkcrs.
NEW YoRK, March GA party Of
Italians, while going to lIoboken this
afternoon to work In the new tunnel
Of the Delaware aud Lawrence Rail.
road, wero attacked by n hundred strlk-
ers. driven of, and several seriously
wounded.
Summers Vacant Place Balloting
To-day.
BosroS. March 2j.-0n tho second
ballot for U. s. Senator TO day Dawes
received 90. Iloar 50, Curtis "a, Adams
II and Banks O votes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

ASSESSMENT. The Original Gold
Hlll Gold and Silver Mining Company
havo levied an assessment OF flty
cents a share. See official notice In
our advertising columns to-day.
THERE will DO a lltany service with
a lecture, at st. Johns Church, this
Thursday evening, at 7:J0. All are
cordially Invited.
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BY THE CABLES.
democratic nnttIc in Hpsin.

OcSpcrntc BnttIc In HphIh
MApmD, March 2J.-Al desperate
engagement took place before Dilboa.
The Republican troops under Serrano
attacked tho Carlists ut O A.. NJ, and
met n stubborn resistance. The bat
tie lasted all day. The Republican,
are cncamped In tho positions taken
from the Carlists, losing 40 killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26

city Hall Commission AbOlished-
building 10 be Completed by the
N~uperyisOrs.

SAN Francisco. March 25-3 r. NJ
The Senate to-day passed CARROTS
bill abollshlng tho City Hall Commits
sion, providing for tho Issue Of &c.,
600 to cover tho present contract md
leaving tho work Of completing the
hall In tho hands Of tho Supervisors.
They arc to take immediate possession
OF the building and grounds. The
Hall Of Record, Is to DO first coin-
nlptod.
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ASSESSMENTS.

~.
aitt.nore Spst snntei evil, jan "
d~elhpueh'' s'a'on'' s'e ual' aai'n-'
Mint-iO cents per mar; leNleI tHn, o ue'
hnqncnt Mai'h Ia saHo cay Apti@
T. per share; leNlci January 81
delinquent March o. s'eday Msreh
Lady hry nn-So cents; leyled zen. :; ne
hnqueni Asreh9 sale day Mareh ~.
yellow Jackets per share levied tse;
10; ~dehhguen'' March i'' sas Jay apr"
rs, n,
Exchsquer-SsJ pr shaie; iev'ed, reo' "
dehnqncht' Nsivh W sheuss' Np'ht
Julia per share; levied. f,n0 ~; dehh'
Quent, March IL; sale day, Aprht
American Flat "a cents per share; lovicd,
feb, II; delinquent, March 10; sale cay
April6
New York Consoitinfed-.s per share;
lsyiea, Fee: "; delinquent hAf'h safe
OphIr-ti per share; levied. Feb. 70: de,in-
quent, March 60 sale day, April IL.
KuIckerboeLcr-si per share: levied, Feb.
"a; delinquent, March u; sale day, April
10.
Com.tocs.-iI cents rer share levied, Feb.
-. d,linauen,, March 81 sale day, April
=.
u,.L ,., .h,r,. levied. Feb. "a:
Delinquent, AprI2: sale day. April %.
r-ui,u Con.oIiintei-sD cent. per .S,rs:
levied March .; delinquent, April s sale
day, April n.
Anirs-sO cent, per share; levied. March >;
d.linousnt Anil q. sale day. April "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26
GEOGRAPHIC!
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO TEE oeLp HILL DAILY SEws.l
FROM SAN
The Overdue Stcnmsr-Rain-IIcld
for Burglary Grcenbacks.

LOT
SAN Francisco, March 26-l r. NJ
Agents Of the Pacific Mall Company
say tho steamer Collins will probably
arrive IN q few days. Great anxiety
Is felt In New York for hor safety, but
no fears arc expressed by tho agents
here. The latest unauticntlcated re-
port Is that she was spoken near Ma
zatlan with n screw broken. The
agents say the ship cannot mako more
than 100 miles per day rs she had her
p~ropcllers shortened.
There was \ heavy fall Of rain here
this morning.
Frank Winters, alias Jones, aud
Henry Balcorub were held to-day for
burglary committed In the house OF
Mr.. PlaGeman q few days ago.
Greenbacks, s09S014.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-26
DINIDENpS.

n.Iehep-$s per share. acgreyating .Ssso,Ouo;
declared March 3; payable March 10.
Cro~n Point 81 per sharc. aggrccating
sgO,o0: declared March .; payable March