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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-05
NICK MININ0

IN y
n Company.-Location Of principal place OF
business, San Francisco. California
Location. Of works. American Flat Mining
District, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that o. . meeting OF tbs
Board OF Director, held on the s0th day OF
October. 1874. an assessment (No. 1ol OF One
Dollar aud Fify certs lti 90. per share was
levied upon the capital stock o. the eorporuosi
payable Immediately. In United Btstes eold
coin. To the Secretary. 81 the once Of the Com.
pany. No. 10 Slevenson's Building. San Fnn'
cisco, California.
remain unpaid on SATURDAY, the sth day Of De.
cember, 1874, will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless PAYMENT
IL made before. win be sold on THURSDAY.
the alih day Of December, INA, 70 pay the de-
llnquent assessment, together With costs OF I'D
y~ertislng and expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Director. IN
HENRY BOYLE, Secretary. ,
once : No: 10 Stevcnson's Building, =
Francisco Cal. nes %
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SOLDIERS
WAR 2acLAlM oaAsF.AeY,
no. u MONTGOMERY FLOCK.
a FRANcIsc;o, CAL.

~n. AIKEN. .rroxsxY-Ar-LAw
W. and compar der Of The Grand Army q
Az, orompt alter. don 10 he collection Of Ad.
aliiooL Travel Pa, nov due California. and
Nevada yolur.t eers diseAarxed more than three
hundred mrios hon home. Soldiers can de..
pend on fAir dsling. Information given nee OF
eharEe. When writing inelose stamp for ~,
ply and state company and regiment and
whethef 700 have q dissharge. Congress has
sxtsnAed the Tina for Cling elaims for adii-
tional Boanty under Act Of July s. 1864, TO jan
mary. ISIS, 20 I'll such elaims must be made BE-
fore that time. Original Bounty OF tico has
been allowed all Volunteers who enlisted b.
fore July n. lsei, for three year.. n not paid
the same when discharged. Land Warrants
can Be obtained for sefvics. rendered before
lass. bat not for services In the late war. Pen.
sions for late var md war of isia obtained and
insrsased when allowed Tor lees than Durability
warrants. bot no pensions are Allowed to MeIf-
can and Florida var soldiers. state Of Texas
hss uantsd psnsions to nrviving veterans Of
Tsxas Revolution. New Orleans and Mobile
PriEs Nossy 10 now duc and being paid. W.
II. Aiken also attends to General Law and Col.
setLos nasineea -. jy11 Cow sm
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A ~roKrY-rScH dwarf and six-fset six
giant were recently made ons in Paris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-05

The Harvard students choose only
rowbust young men for boat crews.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-05

N friueipsi pise: o. business, virginia,
Location Of wsrks. American Flat Mining
District. Storey County. Nevada.
Thers 10 delinquent Upon the following de-
seribsd sick, on sccount Of the legal work
dose for ths rear 1874 on the claim, the several
amo9nts set opposite ihe names Of the respect.
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ASSESSMENTS LIVED.

GLOBE MININQ C01PlTYLN-
" cation Of principal placs al businsss. -
Fnncisco, csi,
Los.ilSS q v0.... Goa nm ,isisg District,
Notice 10 hereby givsn that n n usetirs al
the Board Of Dircclors. held on ~ M dsx ~
September. 1871. an sssessmsut mo 0of M
Cents per ahars was levied mon ~ cspitsi
stock Of the corporation, payable fmIs6t.
atslyin Cnited States gold coli. 20 ne sscFstsFJ.
q ,he once Of the company. Room d, No. az
California street, San Frsncisco, California
Any stock upon which this asaessnept shaIi
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MINING AND STOCK TABLE.
the nunbsr Of Feet asd sharssia
she prtselpai Miass deais b &C The Saa
Francisce stock asa ExchAsss Beard.
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" Company Location Of principal place Of
business. Fan Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill Dlstriet, sto-
rey county, Nevada.
Notice 8. hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the board of Directors. held on the stth day OF
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United States god coin, 70 the sscrstafy. q
the once Of the Company. Nc. $40 California
street. Room No, o. San Francisco, California :.
remain unpaidlon the TwENTY.SEvKNrH day
OF November. 1874, will be delinquent and 3D.
vcrti.ed for sale at public auction. md unless
payment Ia made before. will be cold on the
THENTY.FfItST day OF December. 1874, 20
uE0. X. SPiNNEY, See'y.
ONCE kSo. 80 California street, Room NOD,
aan Franelsro califnrnla- Oc26 I'd
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INFIRMARY.


ar FERDENAr DERZ, NJ. d, LATE Xxx.
Nl. aiming Physician ofthe Massachusetts
innrmary. boston. The Doctors popularity 10
due To his success In the treatment Of al ehron.
ic, nervous and pcrofulous diseases. such 80 pc
riodical insanity: venereal p~roeirailoa. loss a
physical and mental lone, dsca,ed nature or
impotcncy. barrepness and oil other disea,es OF
the physical and mcntal System, pIcdneed ffom
Particular attention paid 10 tho lungs. liver,
kidneys and blood. DR.. F's peculiar vegiial
equallxing treatment 10 both internal and eI.
ternai. Cancers, tumors removed without cot.
ling or pain. iPstients yishiAa TO remain In
cult the Doctor gratis.i Advice 10 physicisns
on esses Of their OWE as urual. -. AL who
have faiied under the normal treatment consult
with confidence DR.. y. uE rf su
Sundays. nom 70 10 2. r. O. Box 1851.
n. B.-Attention 10 all diseases OF the bad.
dd. womb, etc. suuNnNnH eel I'm
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FSSs Ssi DsSiifafsd, las 10 ssseL' 7zusns
Afrisfb fsfss6sS ~ . 7ssf<rsses 7ssksy BIZ
fsvs, q " sssx sss ~s<ieiss sSty, ss< sfss,s
~ssesrdisffs direefisss.
SOLD BY ALL FiRsr-cLAss DRUGGISTS,
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IIorr. sItns & MeKEr, Attorney, san
Francisco, Cal. stls SD
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Liss sf 0aesrs q shs varisas Geld and
SILVER Minins Companies IN THE Sec
gion.
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OALEDONIA aTIyvR UT1VW,

0nice-Room No. d, No. lis csiiic;uis
stfeet. Ban Francisco, Cal ssil ID
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EMPIRE MIL AND lINIsG

once-Room o. No. 900 California street,
San Francisco. California. oc30 I'd
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.9 !:!'':s. l! s:;ss E, $3.50; s IL:
iin; ssersisfy. W. W.. Hopkins. San risneiseo.
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DICTOU MINING COMPANY-Lo-
i cation Of principal place OF business. San

onee.4ni califoni, street. San Trscisss,
California. oei6 ID
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01

ture and the pursuits of Walton. Each
day they visited the Alum Spring, notwith
standing Logsn's Can't and partook
freely of its cool, invigorating water. The
fatigue incident to the sport caused them
to seek their downy couches of straw at
an early hour each night, and lulled by
the merry chirp Of the cricket, the mourn
full song Of the whip-poor-will and the So
norous voice of thegentle bull-frog, Nor
pheus folded them in tight embrace, With
out the aid of opiates.
A week of more quiet recreation, solid
enjoyment, insigorating exercise, and of
bodily and mental recuperation, cannot
be found at any of the fashionable resorts
of springs or seaside. BY special request
Of the gentlemen ofwhom write thanks
are hereby rendered Mr.. Corwin Carr and
lady for their kind attention in keepin 6
the sojourners well supplied with articles
which they had failed to take with them.
Mr.. Carr is New Yorker, and has only
been in the State since the first of April,
still we are s1re his politeness and kindness
has ere this made him many friends, end
we commend him to his neighbors as gen.
tleman worthy of their esteem.
AS our editorial friends enjoyed their
holiday so hugely, there can be no doubt
but | will soon have to record another
sylvan and piscatorial excursion.
I am sorry that it is impossible to crowd
more events in this meagre notice.
Yours. &c,
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01
FROM LITTLE GEORGETOWN.
LITTLE GEORGETOWN, July %

LITTLE GEORGETOWN, July %.
Eds. Independent
AS your Little Georgetown cor
respondent has been giving weekly
news from this place, I send you
some items which he has omitted.
A horrible fright, though not fatal,
happened our friend Eli Fleming
the other night. He was heard to
exclaim at the top of his voice,
"botheratIon, what is this ?" when
he was met in the second story of
his houje by a ferocious look and
the heavy tread of a large male
goat, as Mr. F. was about to retire
for the night. Down stairs he
went in affrighted haste, the goat
accompanying him to the door
with heavy blows and shocks of
his head and horns, when Mr.. Il.
was heard to cal Justify for his
dog and gun, and no one came 10
aid him in his despe ate struggle
with Billy Goat. He finally sue
ceeded in getting rid ofhis trouble
some customer, and busted him
self in carrying large quantity of
stones TO his bed room to protect
himself against another visit from
the pugnacioUs William Goat. The
goat has now taken his leave and
we trust Mr.. T. viii now rest in
peaee ard not bother his neighbors
for their guns any more. He re-
marked next morning that his
head felt as big as q half bushel
measure-his hair had stood
straight up from fright This was
little worse than when he was
playing Blind Mans Bluff in Indi
ana, and had his coat tail torn off
by the Hoosier girls. 1t was not
"Harkaway" then, but it was get
away-goat. His troubles are nu-
mcrous, for when he goes to catch
minnows, he either falls into the
river or the neighbors ducks eats
the meal. "Botheration to the
ducks I can't catch a minnow
Here Tip, here Tip, sic EN- ~ Our
FRIEND "Harkaway" don't like
goats or ducks.
COMEGIAN.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01
WEST VIRGINIA, SATURDAY. AUGUST 1854

Alta private party given at his
London honse during the past
week, Sir Charles Wheatstone ex-
hibited some curious electrical ex-
periments for the amusement Of
his friends, which would seem to
throw some light on certain So
called "spiritualistic manifesta-
tion.n In dark room, by a stamp
Of of his foot, Sir Charles produc-
ed brilliant crown Of electric
light in mid air, while musical In
strumentS seemed to be played by
invisible hands, whereas the
sounds really came from the ad-
joining room, In which the play
or sat, and were made to appear
to be produced by the instruments
before the spectators by an inge-
nious continuance. A contest be-
tween science and the "spirits'
in their own chosen feat would be-
almost as memorable as the cele-
brated competition between Mos
es and the magicians. Lirerp0o
Post,
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01

The Atlanta Herald says; "The bus
mess taste Of the man who advertised on
his wiie's tombstone that duplicates
could be furnished at such price, has
found parallel at last. Day before
yesterday, while this reporter was stand
ing over the corpse Of Mr.. Cummins,
and tracing the course OF the lightning
down his body, a stranger stepped up,
and beckoning him off, says You are
a Herald reporter. | know you. Now
| am lightning rod man. This house
didn't have one Of my rods on 1t. Now
but triumphantly. pointing to the corpse
see the result? Mr.. Ricc's house over
here has one of my rods. The other
day the Lightning struck his house, and
glided off in the ground, actually asham-
ed of having tried 10 tackle one Of my
rods. Now, personal---very. could you
drop me in little notice p
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01

"Does lager beer intoxicate ?n
has been a problem ever since the
drinking of that beverage began in
this country. It's solution has been
frequently attempted, but never
yet resulted satisfactorily. The
latest recorded attempt has been
by the Rochester police court,
where prosecution took place
against dealer for selling lager
beer On one side five witnesses
testified that it was undoubtedly
intoxicating, whilst on the other
five more witnesses testified that
it was not. One Of the latter, who
claimed to be an expert said
that he drank from thirty to fifty
glasses of beer daily, anu "some-
times considerably MORE" yet he
"never got Intoxicated" The
court being entirely unable to set.
tie the important question, no de-
cisiOn was rendered.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01
HUMOROUS.

The Sandusky Register contained no
editorial and only one local item for
four days, on account Of repairs to the
Office. The REPAIRS" consisted Of put
ting a lock on door and washing the
windows.
The head Of the family Is about to eat
an apple Say, father, give Us piece.
Daughter--"0, father. give me q piece?
Son 10, father, want piece" Niece
-,'Wont You please give me piece,
too? Father disgusted--sHere, the rest
Of you take the apple and give me .
piece
A party sat down to we'll spread
supper table Of Sound Steamer, upon
which one Of the dishes contained d
trout Of moderate size. A serious look
ing individual drew this dish toward
him, saying alphabetically, :'This Is fast
day with me. His next neighbor, an
Irish gentleman, inserted his fork into
the fish, and transferred it to his own
plate, remarking, "Sir, do you sup
pose nobody has sowl to save but your
self"
A young bootblack observed neigh
Dor porting wisely over newspaper,
whereupon he addressed him, TINS 'sJu-
Illus, what are you looking at dat paper
for? You cant read" "Go away, :"
cried the other, Indignantly. Guess
! can read. is big ennff for dat.
"Big enufll" retorted the other, scornful-
ly; Dat amt nnf1iin'. A cows big
nuff to catch mice; but she can't,
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01

Cochise. the late chief Of the Apaohs
is credited with having slain twenty
seven Americans, four Apache Indian.i
three Germans, one Scotchman, two En-.
glishmen, one Frenchman, and forty
nine Mexicans and half-breeds, in al
eighty-seven persons. Cochise was no
Secumusch He was simply cunning
and ferocious border monster. Contra
~ to theScriptural declaration that they
who use the sword shall perish by the
sword, Cochise died natural death. Of
late years be has been friendly with tho
whites, Gen. Crook having given hi
tribe the choice Of peace or humiliation
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01

A Medical advertisement is headed,
Looks like Miracle A Young
Man Made to Walk in Five Minutes ~
But Augustus THINKS that is no great
miracle compared to his experience the
other evening, when the old man came
in and made him walk in less than one
minute.
Masked and fancy sdress balls
supply summer amusement in arts
tocratic London society.
Most babies die of starvation. -
Shirley Dare.
A part of pic mic programmes in
Alabama is distribution Of prizes
to the best dancers.
Note shavers succeed financially
because they "take so much inter-
est in their business.
Mr.. Gilligan, Of Berlin. CT. left
his pipe nest hiding in a haymow.
Loss, $500.
Baltimore has improved upon,
or rather supplemented, the child
ren's excursion business by giving
Oiu lOik tACui-lOilc.
A Stark county lll.l woman
committed suicide, the other day,
because no circus company has Wis
tied her vicinity for two years.
ASt. Louis paper thinks that
there is pathos in the title Of the
song, Daddy, have you drowned
the puppies"
"A male Indian dressed as squaw
IL frequently seen in Virginia City.
He is compelled to wear female al
tire as punishment for c0Wardice
Evart. Michigan, is lit up BY the
blaze Of burning woods hard by.
Heavy reading--about the discovery
ofthosc Kentucky lead mines.
walkertown, Ind, sends Chicago $40
bushels Of blueberries daily.
Hackmen at Saratoga think nothing
VI asking you $50 for single trip.
II A woman ia Allentown, Pa, has
been fined $40 for being common
scold. igQ
Jay Ooske's fsilurs is to be made the
basis Of . domestic drama for Mrs.
ChsnfFan: .
Boston is one Of the most unhealthy
cities ID the United States. = Bostoa
News. $e e "
AZ =
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01

The German Government, irri-
tated by Carlists shooting as
spy the correspondent of a German
newspaper has notified the French
Minister of Foreign affairs that if
France fails to act stringently to-
wards the Carlists a German
squadron will be sent to the span
ish coast, as Germany Is resolved
to take measures against the Car
lists. A cable dispatch says Ger
many is now trying to bring about
a concurrence of the great powers
in the recognition of the Spanish
Republic. fi " Rsa
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01

Maine postpones her militia muster
until the day the Odd Fellows Parade
Frcude is making tour OF all the
English colonies ending with Canada
Has Nr Gaylcr's play. "With the
Tide anything TO say about the essaita.
Cincinnati now haa her prizs fights in
the theatre where they can be SEEN
Burlington, Vt, holds that the Lake
Champlain water is unfit TO drink.
A philosopher observes that rich
men never sing is i il SOP? .3 4
A Colby student ate Ten ice creams
one evening and still lives.
Calais Yt;;voss~ % close her schools
against religious inevtiaxs ~
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01

Good bye to Beauregard! The
General is about to sail for South
America to act as Chief Engineer
ofthe Argentine Republic, with d
yearly salary of over $4,000 In
gold.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01
ANOTHER CHILD STOLEN IN

ANOTHER CHILD STOLEN IN
PHILADELPHIA The heart-rend-
ing news of another kidnapping
case is made public in Philadel-
phia. under the same circumstances
as those connected with that of
Charley Ross. A little boy just four
years old, whose parents reside at
the corner Of 18th street and Lam
caster pike, and whose name is for
the present purposely withheld,
was approached on Wednesday by
two men in wagon and prevailed
to get In. One of the men was
black, the other white. The little
one readily consented, and no word
has reached the parents concern
ing him since.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01

Twenty two million postal cards
were issued by the Post-office De-
partment during the quarter end
ing with last month.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01
HOW TO DO 1T.

How to do it? is tho ques ton
Everybody has to ask,
How with weary hearts and fingers
TO perform the heavy task.
How IN time raise the money
For the notes becoming due,
How 10 carry the election,
How TO put each pet scheme through
= How to finish al my sewinges' 4 /.
Asks the housewife in despair.
When you ask il you have snidit, y
Hows's the ono to help you there.
HowEs MAcHisE viii do your sewing,
Hemming, braiding, quilting, too,
Bording, 'tucking, telling, rufifng;
1t is Just the thing for you 4 ..s
Take one on trial and see how you
like i, The agent Mr.. \. r. Kirby.
Martinsbufg, w. va, will spare no
pains to have il give perfect satisfaction
Thefruik crop OF california is very
abundant this year while for size, beauty
Of color and delicious flavor ihayd beau
awa@ De palm from anything produced
slAe where .int,e country.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01
ATrEalpED SUIcIDE....G Gen. !

ATTEMPTED lSUICIDE.-~-ss.ssG Gen. ~
Patterson, an old and well known
character of Richmond, Va, at
tempted to commit suicide Friday.
Tired OF life, he put himself in pc
sition before the looking glass In
his room and deliberately ent his
throat with a r Azor butthe wound
he made has not vet proved fatal,
though II may he. ~"
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-01

A REMARKABLE HYDROPI III o.
RIA CASE IN NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans has just supplied a
remarkable example OF the power
Of imagination in the case of a
prominent citizen of CarrO'lton, in
the suburbs Of the city, who mar
rowly escaped death as a result of
his mental vagaries. He had re-
Gently taken deep interest in n.y.
drophobia cases as developed in
this city, and after experimenting
it by perusal Of medical work
ON the subject, he became seized
with the earlier symptoms Of the
disease, which became so violent
on the second day that the sight of
water or dog would throw him
into repuIsive commissions. He
refused to eat or drink, had wild,
haggard expression. twitchiDg of
the muscles and the approach Of
a fly would cause him to cry out
like one possessed" On the third
day he partook OF some fruit and
medicine but snow white frOth
appeared on his lips and he con-
'tinued 70 retain hydrophob;c
symptoms unfiEiAt6 in the night.
On the following day purgatives
were administered, but the con-
vulsions and twitchings were re-
newed, saliva was elected from the
tongue and the skin was dry
Chloroform VAS freely admins
tered, and after the fourth day he
continued to improve until the
eighth day, when he left nis room.
This case, which we have so min
utely described from the published
report, Is certainly one thatwill be
valuable to the medical profession,
in determining whefherit il posi-
BILE for hydrophobia to result from
mental excitement IN y. Herald
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-05
Is Your Note Good?

\ Boston lawyer, on School
street, was called on a short time
ago by e lad who inquired il he
had any waste paper TO sell. The
lawyer has crisp keen way of
asking questions, and is, moreover,
a methodicaI man. So pulling out
a drawer, he exhibited his stock
Of waste paper.
"Wili you give me twenty-five
cents for that
The boy looked at the paper
doubtfully for a moment, aid Of
fered fifteen.
"Done," said the lawyer, and
the paper was quickly transferred
to the tag by the boy, whose eyes
sparnled as he lifted the weighty
naSS.
Not till It was safely slowed
did he announce that he had no
money.
"No moEey! How do you ex
pect 10 buy paper without mon
ey2'
Not prepared TO state exactly
his plan of operations, the boy
r4ade no reply.
"Do you consider your note
good?" asked the lawyer.
eyes, sir"
Very well; if you say your
notes good, I'd Just as soon have
il as the money; but if it isn't
good, don't want it."
The boy affirmed that he con-
sidered it good; whereupon the
lawyer wrote a note for fifteen
cents, which the boy signed legi-
big. and lifting the bag of paper,
trudged off.
Soon alter dinner the little iel-
low reappeared, and, producing
the money, announced that he
had come to pay his note.
"Well," said the lawyer, "thls
is the first tirue | ever knew a
note to be taken up the day it was
given. A boy who will do that,
is entitled to note aud money,too, "
and giving him both, he sent him
on his way with a smil;og face and
a happy heart.