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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-22
piYipEhp NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE BELcHER SILVER
" Mining Company. San Francisco, April {.
isst.-At n meeting of the Board OF Trustees,
held this day. a dividend (No. e5) Of Five
Dollars CS5 per share was declared. payable
April 10. Transfer books will be elosed on
apI I'm II. G. KIBDE. Secretary.
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BENJAMIN MILL AND MINING


ID Company-Locaton Of principal place Of
business, Fan Francisco, California.
Location Of works, DEVILS Gate District,
Lyon county. Nevada.
Directors. held on the seventeenth day
OF March, 1874. an assessment CNo. y OF Five
Cents per sharc was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable i'm.
mcdiatcly. In United States gold coin. TO
the Secretary. at the ofiec OF the Company,
Room 7, No. toi California street. San Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on SATURDAY. the 2sth day Of
April. 1874, will DO delinquent, and advcr-
tised for ralc at public %anction, and unless pay.
ment L. made before, will DO sold on FRI.
DAY, the 18th day OF May, 1874. 10 pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
LEANDkR LEAvITT. Secretary.
Omce-Room z. No. 4ol California street. San
Francisco. California. mo I'd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CROWN POINT GOLD AND
" silver Mining Company. No. ii9 California
street. ssn Francisco. April :, lsIt-At q
named Company, held this day. q dividend mo.
AZ OF Fosr Op Dollars per share on the cap
ital stock was declared. payable On the 18th
instant. Transfer books will DO closed on the
aps I'm cfi1s. \. ELLIOT. Secretary.
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CAUTION.

MELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING CON.
pany.-saie No. 1.-THE public 10 hereby
cautioned against pur, chasing the following de.
rcribcd ttock Of the Yellow Jacket Silver Min.
Ing Company, A. the same was sold for ASSESS.
ment No. II, this 18th day OF April, A. D. 1874 /:
Namas ~. r..s Oh.
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNER-
SHIP.

THE FIRM OF MERCER & TUCKER IS
l. this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts Of Mercer & Tucker win be settled by
Richard Mercer. All debts due. or becoming
due Mercer 6 Tucker, win be collected by
RICHARD MERCER.
JOSHUA II. TUCKER.
Gold Hill, March 81. 1874. MIST
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SANTIAGo MINING coMrANY.-

CANTIAGO MINING COMPANY
= Location VI works, Silver City Mining Dis.
trict, Lyon county, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. that at a meeting
OF the Trustees Of said Company. held
on the 18th day OF March, 1914, an as.
sessment OF Thirty Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF raid Company,
payable Immediately, In United States gold coin,
Ia the Secretary, at the Office OF the Company,
No. Ioi California street, San Francisco, Cali.
fornia, Room No. /.
remain unpaid on the sd day OF April, 1874. shall
be deemed delinquent, and will DO duly nd.
yertised for sale at public auction, and nnless
payment IL made bcfore, will be sold on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1874, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
DAVID T. BAGLRY, Secretary.
Onice-No. lOl California street, San Fran
cisco, California, Room No. 1. NIL I'd
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ELECTION NoTIcEI

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the rr-t MONDAY. the fourth day OF Nay.
ISL, A. Yellow Jacket Engine Company No. as
House, In the First Ward. and Al Lincoln lose
Company No. 81 House, In the Second Ward,
Of the Town OF Gold uill. In the County OF
Storey and State Of Nevada, an election for the
following officers OF the Town OF Gold Hill,
will be held. viz:
Three Trustees for the First Ward;
Two Trustees for the Second Ward:
One Town Marshal:
One Town Treasurer.
Said election win be opened at eight o'clock
Ia the fnomin. and continue until six O'Clock
In the afternoon OF the same day.
FIRST WAR;.
Inspector-A. X. Potter.
J~ud.es-Jamcs Lowrey. ID. II. Davis.
SECOND WARD.
Inspcctor-w. u. Gray.
Judges-w. II. Day. John Randall.
j. d MARSHALL.
Clerk Of the Board o. Trustees
or tho Town OF Gold Hill.
Dated, April 20, 1874 apo Nv
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
GLOBE MINING COMPANY.-LO-
~ cation Of principal place OF business, San

Locaiion Of works. Gold Iliil Mining District.
Storey County, Nevada.
Notice: There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowin: described stock, on account OF assess.
ment no. o.. levied on the lith day OF March,
ls,i, the several amounts ret opposite the
names OF The respective shareholderr, a. fol.
ln.x..
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THE EVENING NEWS.
GOLD HILL, WEDNESDAY. APRIL ~. 1874

MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
showing the number OF Feet and sharesin
the prineipai Mines dealt In nj tbs san
Frauciscs stock and ExchLage Board.
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mcLcIIAN GOLn Ann HII..

81 yer Mining Company.-Location OF works,
American Flat, Storey county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of asscss.
mcnt No. ., levied on tho 2Gth day OF February,
ls,I, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
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A RIzONA Ann UTAH MINING

~ Company-LocatiOn OF principal plte OF
business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining Dis
trlct, Storey County. Ncyada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock. a. account OF assess
mont No. :. levied ON the 18th day 81 March,
1874. the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholder, as follows:
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pgLIyQUByr ASSESSMENT SALES.
TYLER INNING coMPANY.-

trict, Storey county, Nevada.
Notice.-Thcre arc delinquent upon the fol-
following described stock, ON account Of assess-
ment (N0.D levied on the 9th day OF March,
1874, the several amount. set opposite Tue
names Of the respective shareholders, as fo-
lnua
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NOTICE.

A 7 THE LAST REGULAR MEETING OF
n the Board OF School Trustees, Gold Till
District, STOREY County. State Of Nevada, Il
wa. decided Ia call n Special Election OF the
qualified voters OF the Town OF Gold lllll TO de-
termlne whether a tax amounting TO 5000
-hall be levied. for the purpose OF deffaying
current school expenses, and alec for the build.
ins OF a new schoolhousc. Said election will
be held on the same day (MAY FOURTH, 1874
and at the same place M the next Town Flee
ton. Those In hvOr OF the tax will vote
"TAN, YES" those opposed "TAN, NO"
loFriCiALl >. w. CHUBBlCk,
Clerk Of the Board OF School Trustees.
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TO THE
NERVOUS AND DEBIlITATED
OF BOTH SEXES.
No CHARGE for Advice aud Consultation.
To TILE

DR.. ]. b. DyoTT. graduate OF Jefferson
Medical College. Philadelphia, au,hor OF several
valuable works, can DO consulted on all diseases
OF the Sexual or Urinary Organ, (whleh he has
made an especial study, either in male or
female, no matter from what cause originating
or OF how long standing. A practice of thirty
years enables him to ,r.a, diseases with success.
Cure. guaranteed. Charges reasonable. Those
at a distance can forward letter describing
symptoms aud irclosins stamp to prepay post;
ace.
send for III. Guide to Health. Price 10 cts.
J. b. DYoTT, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon. io4 Duane st.. N. Y.
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM, Wholesale Agents.
a Francisco, Cal.
ial1 ly cod
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A IL PERSONS WHO WISH To RAISE TIE
n Largest and Best Cabbages In the World,
should send Twenty-Five cents for one package
OF Imported
xi.sNTItN CABBAGE SEED.
cabhsscs OF the finest quality and weighing
part OF he United statss from this seed.
Each package. containing an ounce, will he
sent. free OF postage, to any address, on re-
celpt Of the price, IS cents each, or ave pack.
LES for one Dollar.
Pull directions how and when to plant ac-
company each package. Address,
". VI. REyNtI. e. CO..
80 Amiiy street, New York III.
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SILynn CLOUD GOLD AND SII-

onlce-Room 0. iOi California street, San
Franclrco. Cal maf Id
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29
THIRD TERM PLATFORM.

Since it is stated that General Grant in.
tends to run fer a third term. it is time that
the platform should be announced. 1t will
be as follows:
/. Grant to be reelected as many times
as he desires. Or, if he should conclude I'd
be President for life, that that shall be ar
ranged to suit bin.
IL. His salary and perquisites to be
doubled Immediately after each four years.
ILL.,. Mileage TO be allowed him at tbe
rate OF 50 per mile for all his JOURNEYS willie
President. law to be passed compelling
all railroads and steamboats, to transnort L;r
free, and all hotels to entertain him without
charge.
w. Every horse that can trot in 2:2O:
or under, to be his property without paying.
as token of public and private gratitude
Y. Lieutenant Cole F. ID. Grant to be
General of the Army in the place of w. T.
Sherman, dissatisfied.
W. The financial policy of the country
to be settled on alternate PRINCIPLES of re-
sumption and imitation, .it the discretion of
the President. Thus we shall move toward
contractlons and specie payments until the
price of gold is brougli low and then we
Will have burst of initiation until it is up
again. BY applying the one and the other
OF these measures with prudence, the Presi-
dent will be able in time to save something
handsome, as he ought.
VII. In the new Cabinet, Babcock TO be
Secretary of State. Boss Shepherd Secretary
OF Treasury, Kellogg, OF Louisiana Secreta-
ry of War, and W. III. Kemble, Postmaster
General. Delano, Laudaulet, Williams,
and Secor Robeson, to remain as they are.
VIII. No more high offices TO be de-
graded by being conferred in return for paltry
gifts of 81 600. The ready money rates
paid in Nevada for places in the Senate to be
adoped as the standard of value of these
great honors Of the Government. All re-
ceipls from such sources 10 be the personal
property of the Chief Magistrate. -
TX. Ali newspapers that do not praise
the President and his personal friends and
relations, to be instantly suppressed, and
!heir editors, publishers, reporters, and cor
respondents to be imprisoned for life in the
county Jail of Washington city.
X. All such criminals to be brought to
Washington For trial before court appointed
for that purpose by the President.
With a candidate so popular as Grant,
and with such principles and such a policy
honestly and frankly presented, there can be
10 doubt of the result. He will be triumph
anfly reelected, everybody will be happy,
aud the reform of the civil service will then
commence. .-Ne,o York Sup. Aa
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29
NUMBER 2

the Lord for all that. Then be said he was
willing. it could get the consent of Matlda's
grandparents. So did, and then it was all
settled. And, do you believe, l was, so
bashiul that never kissed Matilda till after
we were married. And now, after fiftv
years., she's as good a woman as she was
when first knew her, and love her as did
then. tell you, my young brother, a good
wife is from the Lord. Go right on and do
your duty, and He will bring you help
meet for you"
! wish could tell it as lie did. His ex-
periences in courshp were not, on the whole;
very romantic; they suggest no poetic fancies.
but they were eminently practical. It's
question in my mind whether there would
not be decrease in unfortunate marriages."
If our young men would wait until they re.
ally "come under concern of mind" about
somebody, instead of being satisfied with a
Whit of tancy-fiee hiriness.
Old BrolLer d. and Solomon spoke wisdom,
when they told us where to look for wife.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29

A LOVE LETTER. The following letter
is given by San Francisco paper as au-
theptic:
'' Dear Miss Mag-I sete myself to drop
you a few lines to let yoa know how love
you. | have loved you all my life ever
since you were born in the wurld. l have
bin about ded all this time, but am Citing
sum better than was, and hopein when
these feiw lines reaches yu it will find yu en-
joyeng the same Dear miss mag the last
time | saw yu it like to brake my heart
strings in too you are the very gal that have
bin hankerin after this long time but it seames
that you turn your wnys from me. OH miss
mag don't do that have no ho.s butt and
OK he is all right in the buggy. oh do not
hate me miss mag rite as often as you kan,
direct your letters to Hy mountain. Rite
often if you kant rede this pleze send it back
tofnee. dear. mis- Mag love me all Of yur
dais with all yur yuthfnl powors.'
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29

Awkward-"Oh, Edith, won't you kiss
DR.. McClpskie?" "Im so shy, mamma.
You kiss him first Punch.
In the United States there are 26 counties
and 245 towns named after the great and
good Father of his Country.
The other evening a Chicago man saw
one of his sweetheart's stockings hanging
from a clothes line on the house top, and
Inistook it for the tail of the comet.
When Tennessee husband will horse-
whip his wife for washing potatoes in his
Sunday plug hat, it is time to inquire wheth-
er this generation of men isn't getting to b.,
to confounded hightoned for the age of the
country? M ao
$ 'sFor twenty long years." says New
Jersey paper, "the wolf stood at this poor
widows door," To keep wolf standing
tlat long is nothing less than cruelty to ami
mails.
A Dctroitef, who removed to tohe Tree.
Neb., year or two ago, writes to tobacco
house in that city to send him five pounds
of ''fine cut" by express, adding: 81 ain a
candidate for Sheriff Of this county, and
think by a judicicus use of five pounds of
good tobacco, l can secure two hundred
majority" s.
The sidewalk in noht, of Mr.. Tilton's
residence is the best swept sidewalk in
Brooklyn. From fifteen hundred to two
thousand young ladies daily pass over it with
throbbhg hearts, softly murmuring the mag
ic word Theodore. '-Brooklyn argus.
The Grangers' Union of Stockton on Sat-
urday finished loading the bark Seaton.
The Grangers appear to be going ahead with
everything they have undWtaken. Their
holding on for higher prices seems to make
times little dull, but it will be all the more
livelier when the crops are disposed Of.
A tonsorial artist in San Francisco, while
cutting the hair of bucolic customers, ran his
shears against some hard substance. which
proved to be milestone. The old farmer
said he g bad missed that milestone ever
since haying time last July, and had looked
all over teu-acre field for it, but now re-
membered sticking it up over bis ear"
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29

Just as she was about to take the seat he
offered her in the street car she said, snap
pishly, eff there were any gentlemen in the
car they would not allow lady to go the
whole length of it before giving her a seat"
Then the brutal man slid quickly back to
his seat, and quietly remarked: II think
the ladies are all seated" This was followed
by AN audible smile from several male ty-
rants in the ear. and the lady (?), making a
frantic plunge for tie bell strap, was soou
ushered in the street, temper and all
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29
AGONIEs.

Awkward-"Oh, Edith. won't you kiss
DR.. McCluskie?". "Im so shy, mamma.
" on kiss him first ."-Pun
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29
A DREAM.
Oh. beautiful dreams of love,
Coming from heaven above;

Oh. beautiful dreams of love,
Coming from heaven above;
Sweetest of earthly bliss,
To be lost in dream like this.
Forms of loved ones appear
The aching heart to cheer.
As in the days Of yore, si
My mother is passing DER;
Her dark hair just brushing my face.
AS she clasps me in loving embraces;
Her warm lips clC Sc pressed to my own,
And depths of love unknown,
Gushing ap from that loving heart.
In her dear arms l used to lie,
flushed by her sweet lullaby,
Which, like the cooling of the dove,
Breathing of pure mothers love,
Pressed the magic power,
To soothe the soul to slumber
OH mothers these years have flown. "
Far, far from thee roam. M
The hills of my native home
Tower up like. some hallowel DOME
In the vast space OF vision
Thy voice seem to hear;
But Oh! thou art not near;
Fate's stern decision.
The charms of love that hath bound us,
Shedding its radiance round US,
May not be broken.
The fond words thou hast spoken,
Within my heart are treasured,
Vows of love not measured
And often in the gloom.
Like flowers sweet perfume, e
Sweet thoughts of thee arise; t
And of childhood S many joys.
Over my heart the years that have gone,
No love like thine, mother, ever hath dawned
Bind that love up with firm, lasting cord;
Carefully treasure each low spoken word,
And close the sweet dream.
NELLIE S. BIRCH
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29

The other evening Chicago man saw
one of his sweetheart's stockings hanging
from clothes line on the house-top, and
lnistook it for the tail of the comet.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29

In the United States there are 26 counties
and 245 towns named after the great and
good Father of his Country.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29

Coffee is grown in Cuba. This is its
history there, and these are all the facts to
be gained on that island that can be of use
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29

Somebody observes that when six young
ladies sit down to talk about a new dress
pattern, small boy with Tin horn u
refuge for tho weary.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-29


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New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
OFFICIAL CoRRUPHoY CHARGEA

TIE DIsTRICT-ArToENEY ACCUSED BY TAMMAfY OF
SHIELDING THE USTRIED RING THIEVES AND
OTHER ALLEGED CENiINALs-AN LAYEsIIt&TIoS
ORDERED.
At the meeting of the Tammany General
Committee last evening the chair occupied by the
Hon. Augustus schen. Austin j. Delaney of the Vth
Assembly District introduced two important sets u reso
ntions the first bearing directly on Dstrct-Atorney
Phelps and other members Of the Republican party Ihe
preamble to the resolutions contains pointed illusions
to chael Norton, Thomas Conan. VIM Walsh ana
Major the latter Of whom has been charged with taxing
advantage OF the weakness Of woman placed under us
the Backwelrs Island Hospital. TIE resolutions
follows:
W1,rs The Republican p,rtv clmpn ending Win the
late by is newspaper and orators usresente b. a1np
meaning voter, were m.- t. saprot rs an idste and
"'eas u ,,eP p'es9la Is s-o'' y, IA ATTAINED th.
Swe, IL xoon ne. sacs por.r to prevent
coaDuei ounent OF the .Tai7 as ho .'T &
WITHIN ta cty; suppressed tie 'ra which show" he ieo-
o. lol 1 orngn 30 ira an nv'etou tls Nh'l o.
be Praea o'-s nue o. ,A, 'on-'' l-d c.u.- ,,
onT ri g-r -s5 persons were Ponce OonAS A'' -"''"'
= ;,,ea aoeoas US tact Tat ,ls iadce and Ring
thieves aI at VITA tue a. puh psrf 10 iI7 co'
ana Tat t-y Potrrte ON ae'e7e punishment - TIE 'n1e9
their criminal political services my asi1t 10 Iee' al "pn"'n
Dsoe D,tTic,Ator7y b' h' fur her mif'onu IN " 81
puul-al bsohor stuff - false suvasgr, Thea 'lc"
Gai % 80 alasl a.i h,r.a trial. mi uccla. I as Vas' y
ay disabled to nd evidence Of ler G...
At,.r-ey belongs rp,y a.a,n h,ve h .r sew csr: ani
,.. ''i' t"' sae aI. H. r. .la & al gao asi len -,
@ gas yo1s S nl csaI I'gr 6r "a, soao.n . 't o.
F-y.c c. rd C,rseoa by he no'oo order o. ile hepu".
Board eaa 50 t bv Fi'hA' ae r'r-c- r221 ,.n D..
hiA og e Gr.H Jlr le F' ke"ise cnarl 20 eei'e
aeIs The sad rcelsel nl Heaarre smother
d. 'i " .o ,S a ~ Member Of As,atl,
Wh Drs.of ga. soan,' at To. -.g ee.oa. .ni . Cat.
70. -4 - r. D. t--' A'r"r Fl aa' shown 'I i''t "
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
TILE MIYOE'S MEMORY.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE FUNERAL COMPLETED
COMMERCIAL And MUNICIPAL TRIBUTES.
The Joint Committee having IL charge the
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral OF the late Mayor have
nearly completed them. Tie order OF procession aS
finally agreed upon very little Eom that printer
m HE TRIBUNE OF yesterday The display OF military
and frcmen viii be imposing. The military will com
prise the 7ln 8h 22l and probably otLer regiments o
the First DIVISION and the Old Guard an independent or
caDlzlaon Chief EnHneer Bates has detailed squads
NJ men from 90 di rent companies OF the FIRE Depart
ment the entire battalion t. DE under the command OF
Engineer shay aud composed Of six sections. Tho men
oui apusar IN full uniform with co Il caps and whItc
,loyes In accordance with tho wishes OF the family OF
the licensed the galleries Of st. PiuPs Methodist Eps
copa Church Will he the public on the day OF the
funeral During his hfc. they say. Mr.. Haveneyer WAS
Democrat aud a man OF the people. AMI they DO hot
wish exciusIveness on tnc occasion OF hs heti
only the bodv churcn Will DO reserved lOr tho
relatives aud those holding ucAt l..
AZ a meeting Of the Commissioners or Taxes ana
esessments IL WAS ordered that IN concurrence WIN
IN. recommendation o. the Common Council and as Il
tstmnuy ~ respect 10 late 'hlcf Magistrate. tht
Offices of the Department be closed on the dal Vi H'
funeral. - oao., nd o,,ers
Il III be hld today al the rooms " the lnporters anu
Groccrs' BOAri Of Trade 10 give Expression 70 lheH
seutlments regarding the death ~ the late Mayor
The Chamber or Commerce. Produce EAchh. x anu
Republican General comm Tee tuoptou IeSV
lutious Yesterday euIOgistlc OF the deceased
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
RESPECT TO THE MAYOR.

TO ne EditOr or The TrtbHne
SIR: | was much surprised this morning, IN
cro.s,ng the North RIVER, notice that while every
steamer at dock and IN the stream, both foreign ana
coastwse had their igs half masted the Pacinc M4i
steamship Company the solitary exception. Ihe
managers of the Company must surely 10 Ignorant oi
this gross violation OF decency on the part OF the re-
spective captains OF the City OF I'k" ana Acaouoo
d te captalns OF these steamers fake the tronDir
IN look around them, they woud see tbat every
ana sailing ye port paid the respect que 10 INC
gie nf the deceased Mayor Hdyrniei er. Thls gross
breach OF the recognized rules or AZ least common
derency has called forth severe rtlilsm upon tle To-
ective commanders OF these two steamers, ana also
mon the Company, though by many II was sugses'eu
that the Compan, must be- ignorant OF the fact
Aep York, Dec. g. io74 D. D. M