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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-16
CALsnoNII siI.vsR MINING

~ Company Location OF PRINCIPAL race OF
Business, san Francisco. California.
Location OF Works. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that al a meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held q a the 3l-t day
of January, isst, an assessment lNo. y of
Three Dollars per share WAS levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable imme-
disielv. In United state. gold coin, To the secre-
tary, NJ IN. once Of the Company, No. 4i< Cal.
ifOrnia street. san Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which thi. assessment .hall
remain unp>id on the FIFTH day OF MARCH,
lisa, will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment IL made
before, will be sold on the TNESri.siNfH
DAY ~ MARCH. 1874, to pay the Delinquent a.
-e-.ment, together with costs OF advertising
aud expenses Of sale.
Il. wEGESEl,, Secretary.
oncc-in California street, san Franei.co,
CllifOrhis. fs2h
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

rrHts rs To GIVE NOTICE THAT A
warrant In bankruptcy has been Issued
ny the uniied si,.es District Court against the
OF storey and state OF Nevada. who has
been duly adjudged . bankrupt upon petition
OF his creditors. and the payment Of any debts
aud the delivery u any property b-iOaging to
aid bankrupt, to him or to hi. use, and the
transfer Of any property ny him, are forbidden ny
law. A meeting % tho creditors Of sald
bankrupt, to prove thei, debts and 10 choose
one or more a.-i.pees of his e.is,.. win be held
81 q Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden At
Medin Bu,lding. Virginia, in this District, on
the aist day VI februay. A. D. is't, ~ o'clock
Registers In Bankruptcy OF said ID strict.
GEORGE I. LAMMOS.
Q. z. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
n. II. TAYLOR. Any for Petitiontn; Creditors.
fall I'd
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MEETING.

TIE JUSTICE MINING coNPANy.-Lo.
L cation OF work., Storey County. State OF
Nevsda-Sotice.-T The third annual meeting OF
the Stockholders OF the above named Company,
for the purpose ~ electing Trustees To serve
for the ensuing year. will he held on MONDAY,
the 18th day 81 February. 1874. at I O'Clock r.
n, at their ofiiee. No. tii California street. San
Francisco. Cal. Transfer books win DO closed
nom 8 O'Clock r. u. on Tuesday. the 10th OF
February, 1874, until amer the meeting.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
n. wEGENER, Secretary.
san Francisco, January 81, 1874. fe7 I'd
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made On the cath day 81
december, 1873, 20 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary viii be solf
NJ public auction. at the once OF the Company.
Room. 5 and q, No. 3O2 Montgomery street.
San Francisco, California. on MONDAY, me
10th day OF February. 1874. at the hour OF
o'clock r. y. o frnch day. TO pay faid dellnqnen,
assessment thereon. together with costs oi
advertising and expenses OF the sale.
W. II. WATSON. Secretary.
ONCE Rooms 8 and Q, No. 500 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. )a-'"
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And in accordance with law. and an order Of
he i,,and IN Directors. made on the 9th day Of
'Iann,ry. 1874, "a many shares OF each parcel
Of .nci stock as may he necessary WI pe ,d"d,s
,on 4 Son. No. $40 Montgomery. street. san
pr,nci.eo. cal +, o u TUB.DAi. the 81 day ~
w.,rh is,i. at IN. hour OF ? o'clock r. ". 81
ali ,ay. TO pay delinquent assessment,
thereon, together with costs oil advertising anu
.Xpenrer Of the sale.
'AP GEORGE II. sPINNEY. Secretary.
ome.-No. 80 californis street. Room No; b.
sau FraneI.co. Cal. ieiS W
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DISSOLUTION OF oopARTNER-
SHIP,

ruE COMPREHENSIVE HEREroFoRE
existing between the UNDERSIGNED and X.
DkyIs under the nrm.nane Of HALL 4
co. I'm the business Of the Pioneer Laundry. 10
All person. indebted TO said frm are hereby
notined 10 pay no money. for such indebtedness.
10 any person except the Undersigned or hi-
drivers. The business OF -sla Launai' WIN "'
continued by the undersigned.
pn' iai JOSEPH r. HALL
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NOTICE.

TO l.. u. MOVES. l.. GuGGENnRIM AND
L A. BREIsACHER. Greeting: We hereby
demand OF you the several amounts Get OPP
po-iie yonr names. a. follows: l.. ID. Soyer,
si5 10; l.. Gu ,gcnhcim. $i2j 90: A Bret.
-acher. ti2S 90. In United States gold coin. due
nv you as your proportion Of the expenses In
CURED. in and for the development 81 the Comet
Gold and silver Mining Company. Devils Cats
District. Lyon County. State OF Nevada. And
amount OF money .. paid Into the hands Of the
Trcasur,r OF said Company. ut the expiration Of
ninety C9o) days from date. your Interest viii he
taken possession Of by the other OF
the Comet Gold and Silver Mining Company.
Silver City. New. January q. lslt.
G.. LANZAC.
ja?7 td' CHAS. KNOPFLE,
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And In accordance with law aud an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made On the I'D day Of
December, A q lss1. 90 many shares OF each
parcel of such stock q. mAv he nrccrsary. will
be sold Al public suction. at the Office OF the
Company, Room ~ uhiri floor, New Mrr'
chants exchange, California street. san Fran.
cisco, California. on TUESDAY, the 2tth day
OF February. 1854, Al The hour Of 70 o'clock n,
Oi said day. TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs of advertising and
exyens.sOi the sale.
J II. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Orcc-Ro"m Z; uhiri fiOorl. New Merchants
Exchange, California street, San Francisco. Cal.
fes al
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE BELcIlER SILVER
srl-At \ meeting Of the Board Of Trustees,
held this day. a dividend (No. ?3l Of Five
Dollars 1851 per share was declared. payable
February 10. Transfer books will be closed on
les i'm II. c. KIBBE, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

GROWN POINT RAvIyE GOLD
u and Silver Mining Company. -Location Of
principal place Of business, San Francisco. Cal.
ifornia.
Location OF works. Gold IIill Mining District,
Storey county. nevada
Noiice.-There arr delinquent upon the fol-
lowire described stock. ON account OF asser.-
n-,., 40. 1, levied ou the 23i day OF December.
1884 tAc several q counts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, ~ follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-16

And IN accordance with law and an order Of
The Board of Directors. made on the 2Ith day Of
December. ls,3, 20 many shares OF each parcel
u such stock NJ may he necessary, will be sold At
public auction. at the Office Of the Company
Room ri. No. 40 California street. San Francis.
co. Cal. on MONDAY. the l6lh day Of febm.
,ry. 1874. nj the hour II I O'Clock =. " 0f such
lay. Ia pay sald delinquent as-c,snent thereon,
together with COST ofadyerti-ing aud expense,
II the talc.
JOSEPH MAGuIRE. Secretary
Onice-I,oon "a. No. 40 California street,
San Ffsnci'co. California. Jazz I'd
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~coNsTABLs's SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ sae. in the cases of Benjaman. Brisaeher
and Sporting. against James U. Powers. are
postponed until WEDNESDAY, February IL,
isTt, at IL O'Clock n.
Giyen under ny hard. this iath dsy OF Feb
rusry. lisa. TuoS. HARKIS..
fris Ia Constable.
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NANNY GOLD AND sIL.yRn

" MINING UOfnphhy.-- LDthIOh OF pTIhtIpiT
Jlacc of b business. San Francisco. California.
Locat on Of works, Lyon County, state Of
Nevada.
Notice-Thcrc are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, on account 81 Asress.
ncni No. 4, levied ON the 9Th day Of January,
1874. the several amounts set opposite the names
0f the respective shareholders, a. follows:
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CxCnEaUER MINING CoMrANI.

IL IOCafIOU UT WWTkr, UVFu IIH H'''FFN'
storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting
Of tho hoard Of Trustees Of said Com
pAny, held on the 9th day OF February,
is-l. an Assessment mo. 10, OF Three $50
Dollar. per share WAS levied upon the capital
stock u .ald company, payable inmed'Aiely,
In United states gold coin, To the sscrctary,
At the once Of the company, Room No. !. No.
IOi California street. san francisco. Calliornla,
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid On FRIDAY. The 18th day OF
March, ls.t. shall be deemed delinquent. and
will 10 duly advertised for .ale al public
auction. and unless payment shall be made be.
fore. will be sold on SATURDAY. the ith day OF
April. ls.t, tn pay the delinquent ssse-sinsni,
together with coats Of advertising and ex'
penses Of sale.
DAVID r. BAGLEY, Secretary.
Ofiee-Koom No. I, No. %ol California street,
San Francisco, California. ell III
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TO MILLMEN I!

AYE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Iiifl SEws Once hslf = ton OF superior
Type Metal, for loafnaling purposes In Qgnrtx
Nihs, Hoisting Wo<ks, ste. VIII be sold atrs
tnced prices for cash.
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MINING co "

Location Of principal place OF business,
san Francisco. California.
Location OF Works, Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice.-Thcrc are delinquent upon tho fol
lowing Ie.cribed stock, on account Of asscss.
mcnt No. =. levied on the 10Th dayof December,
lea, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholder. ss follows:
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CAUTION

THE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY
L Stock .old to pay amount due on s-ss-s-
ment No. s:
No. No. @Shares-
share. In name OF Shares Sold Lei.
n; Cihill & Fox. Trustees 10 ....e....s
ora Jahill & Fox. Trustees. s.. 20 loo 4 l-ltO
9;g Cahill a Fox. Trustees. s. .vDiOO.t i-loo
IDii Cahill & Fox, Trustees s. ...,l-..t
1904 Cahill x Fox, Trustees. .5.....l.....t
1871 Duncan W T. a Co. Trs. .5.....l.....t
iIss q a,ier y & CO. Trus ...5.....l 80
ip0 Glazier L & Co. Tru-. .2s....g2
40 richardson X A, Tus. i0.....2.....s
sos Richardson Y A, TT bal. IN .2s-i0o ~
The pablo IL cautioned against negotiating
said Certificates.
San Francisco, February O, is.t, fe9 i~
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
: UCCOR MILL AND MINING CON.
- adjudication Of principal place OF busi

y pahy .Locatioh OF principal place OF busi
ncss, snn Francisco.
Location o. v orks, Gold Ilill Mining District,
storey county. state OF Nevada.
Sotice-Thefc are delinquent upon the follow
ins described stock. ON account Of a-rersment
Ne. Olc'icd on the 3ist day Of December. 1873,
tue several amounts set opposite the names
vi Tue respective shareholders, AZ follows:
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BRYAN MINING CON.

once No. tOi Cslifo mia street. San Fran
a.co, California, Room Mel ja3l ID
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-05

IT'S not often that coons have the honor Of
being hunted by q two-horse wholesale fancy
goods establishment, but such an event ac-
tually came off on Tuesday. Mr.. A. Crowell
of Watervile, was driving up his wholesale
cart on China Lake, and when within a mile
of the village, he saw something on tree
near the shore that resembled coon, and on
driving nearer, found it was that veritable
animal. Having nothing with him suitable to
take life, Mr. Crowell drove on to the village,
and taking aboard w. w. Washburn with a
gun, and several others, he drove back to
find Mr.. Coon still reposing in the tree, all
unconscious of the phalanx arrayed against
him. single shot from Washburn's gun
brought the coon to the snow below as dead
coon as ever coons get to be. Then Capt.
Crowell with his corps of veteran hunters,
and the corpse of the innocent, returned in
triumph; and many are the coon stories now
being told while waiting for tho mail /
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, 4. A delegation OF Baptists
ministers held a conference with Mayor
Stokely to-day in regard to enforcing the
Sunday law.
The Mayor said, the difficulty is that the
Court will not aid me in this matter The
law requires that to render a saloon keeper
ndictable, it must be proved that he actually
sold intoxicating liquor across the bar, and If
| am required to send my men into saloons
and pay for liquor, | cannot do anything. |
cannot make them take money from their own
pockets and there is no appropriation for that
purpose. If the Court will say that the fact
is that saloon is open and in full blast, it is
sufficient evidence against proprietor, then
| can 90 to work.
The Mayor also stated that two hundred
policemen had been dismissed for going into
drinking saloons to drink and he could not
allow them to drink in saloons SO as to be
witnesses against even propretors.
The clergymen then visited Judge Allison
70 get an opinion from him, but the interview
was postponed until Saturday.
In an interview with father Heritage, he
said. Il believe the Mayor is not to
blame as the law stands. l think he must be
able to show that liquor is absolutely sold in
saloon before he can close it. How is he
TO obtain any evidence? The only way a
witness can tell that liquor is sold as it has
often been demonstrated is by drinking him
self You cannot get respectable men to do
this and turn around to testify against persons
who sold them liquor. You cannot get tenn
perance men into saloon and it is not a part
of a polcemans duty to go iato saloon to
find out whether liquor is sold or not. In
that view of the case, as l understand it, so
long the law is not amended, i 90 not know
what the Mayor can do"
The investigating committee have made a
report to the Pennsylvania Legislature, which
implicate Messrs. Dimmick and Kreter in the
attempt 10 obtain money from banks.
1t has been discovered that Boriska Wink
Ter, 1G years of age, dressed in boys clothing,
has been for two months employed in shoot
ing gallery on Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Nominations by the Governor.

The Governor made the following nominal
tions on Wednesday, to lie over for conir-
nation till the next meeting of the Executive
Council.
To SoLEstNIzE MARRIAGES. -Reys. Saml
T. Merrill, Waterville; Chas. Drake, Albion.
TRIAL JUsTIcEs.-Geo. w. Rand, Water
ford; Edwin r. Bean, Cornth; William G..
Spratt, Kenduskeag; David S. Parker, Mat
tawamkeag; Bella l.. Fowles, Midway Plan
tation; Geo. w. Carney, Orneville Thomas
w. Cunningham, Belmont Chas. +. Hay
wood, Edmunds.
NOTARY PUBLIC-Nathan Cleayes, Port
land; Samuel d. Leavitt, PASSPORT.
CoRoNER-Jeremah j. Walker, New Port
land.
e FISH WARpEN-John c. Howe, Fryeburg.
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS John II. Mason,
Boston; James Taylor, No. 2GG Broadway,
New York City.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND QUoRUM.-
Nahan Webb, Portland, James NJ. Stone
Kennebunk, John E. Butler, Biddeford, Wm
w. Thomas, Jr., Portland-State Joel Ham
Wales, John Brewer, Jr., Cape Elizabeth
Orrin Hall, New Vineyard, John A. Buck
Orland, David Wilbur, Sidney, Chas. H. Low
Joy, Sidney, Barzilla Harrington, Sidney
Nat. Perry, Rockland, Joshua Daggett
Friendship, Sebastian s. Marble, Waldo
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, 4. The Massachusetts Total Alb
stinence Society, at meeting to-day. adopt
ed the following resolutions:
Resolved, That inasmuch as women and
children are the chief sufferers of the untold
evils OF lntemperance. it is eminently appro-
pirate that the female sex should take a me st
active part in the efforts of the day for the
suppression of this universally acknowledged
immortality, and We look with deep interest
on the womans movement in regard to the
temperance reform. and with hope that Di-
vine Providence will direct and over-rule ii
for permanent good.
Resolved, That in the opinion OF this board
no great success in the temperance reform
can be expected till the christian church and
ministry take a decided stand on the side OF
personal abstinence.
Edward Thomas, book keeper at the Ded-
ham Jail, shot himself yesterday, in the
woods of that town.
Charles L. DaCosta, with numerous alias
es, is under arrest charged with swinding
numerous parties out of goods and money by
representing himself physician of large
wealth and practice. His last residence was
Randolph, Mass, where he fourished as
CDR. Williams"
Another terrible tragedy has occurred in
the Charlestown District. In 1860 James
Dwight was convicted Of arson and sent to
the State Prison. He remained there year
and was pardoned on condition that he should
enlist in the army. His conviction of the
crime for which he was partially punished,
was due largely to the testimony of one, VIM.
Mclaughlin. Since then Dwight has not re-
garded Mclaughlin with friendly feeling.
Both men are members of the Bunker Hill
Yacht Club, and tonight while in the club
room, Dwight who was under the influence of
delirium tremens, drew revolver from his
pocket, and saying to Mclaughlin, "Do
owe you anything?" ''No." And he said
"Then take that" and raising his revolver,
Dwight fired, the shot taking effect in Me-
Laughlins right side. Mclaughlin ran some
distance to his home, where at midnight lie
was not expected to live.
Dwight after Mclaughlin disappeared en-
deavored to blow out his own brains, but
| failed and is likely to recover
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9aiIy Xennebee gunrnal.
Terrible Accident.
Rev. DIR. Balkan of Lewiston Instantly
Killed.

Lewiston, 4. Rev. L. Balkan, DID,
while riding this morning was thrown from
his horse and instantly killed. He was for
many years pastor of Pine street cnurch in
this city. He was Professor of Logic and
Christian Evidence in Bates College.
DR.. Balkan started from his residence on
Bates street, on horseback, to ride to Bates
College, TO attend recitation, being a pro-
fessor in the institution. The horse reared
and the doctor was thrown to the ground,
striking on the right side of his face, killing
him instantly. At first it was supposed the
neck Of the deceased was broken. DR.. Gar
celon, however, gave his opinion that death
resulted from conclusion of the brain. DIR.
b. was very heavy man. and the con-
cussion resulting from his fall on the ice,
must have been very severe. The death
causes great sorrow in Lewiston, where the
deceased was well known and beloved.
Rev. DR.. L. Balkham was born in Robin
ston, adjacent to Calais, Washington county,
Maine, March ~, 1872. DR.. Balkan grad
uated in 1887, from Amherst College, where
he took high position as man of culture
and promise. At Bangor Theological Sem
mary he pursued course of theological study
which he completed in 1910.
He was soon settled in his first pastorate,
at Union, Maine. Subsequently he took
| charge, as pastor, of the Congregational
church in Wiscasset. In 1855 he accepted a
call to the pastorate of Pine st. Congrega-
lional church In Lewiston, a pastorate which
he filled with distinguished ability until Oc-
tober 1870, when he resigned that office. In
1867 Mr.. Balkan received the honorary de.
gree of DID. from Bates College.
At the Commencement session of the Trus-
tees of Bates College, in 1873, DR.. Balkan
was elected "Cobb Professor of Logic and
Christian Evidences"
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None but a physician knows how much a
reliable Alternative is needed by the people.
On all sides of us, in all communities every
where, there are multitudes who suffer from
complaints that nothing but an Alternative
cures.-Hence a great many of them have
been made and put abroad with the assurance
of being eAectual. But they fail to accomp-
have not the intrinsic virtues they claim. In
this state of the case, DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
of Lowell, have supplied Compound Extract
of Sarsaparilla, which proves to be the long
desired remedy. Its peculiar difference from
other kindred preparations in the market is
that it cures the diseases for which it is rec
commended, while they do not. We are
assured of this fact by more than one intelli-
gent physician in this neighborhood, and have
the further evidence of our own experience OF
its TRUTH Nashville (Tenn.) Farmerl
t&wlt
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The Senate Committee on Military Affairs
has under consideration bill providing for
the sale of the arsenals at Augusta, Maine;
Sag Harbor, Long Island; Deer Hernville,
Michigan, and Pikesville, Maryland. The
different pieces of land may be sub. divided
into lots. No sale is to be made at a price
less than two-thirds of the value of the prop.
erty as previously fixed by board of three
army officers.
In the Senate, Tuesday after some discus-
sion whether the centennial bill should be
taken up or laid aside for the consideration
of the financial question, the bill was taken
up, and the discussion of the amendment
making the celebration purely national one
was carried through the remainder of the
session without action being taken on it.
Among the other business was the introduce
ton by Senator Stewart of bill for the reg
nlaton of railroads in the Territories. In the
House of Representatives the bill amending
the homestead law and the bill to prevent
determination of the fur-bearing animals in
Alaska were passed. The bill relating to in
ter-State commerce was taken up, and its
consideration occupied the remainder of the
session.