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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03
Carson Items.
From the Tribune. August IL

From the Tribune. August IL
A quantity Of rock from the North
Carson mine was sent up to Colonel O..
q. Stevenson's mill for reduction. Every
possible test has been made Of tho ore
and with splendid results. Mr.. Steven
son, Jr., has promised us the full state
ment, which will be published in our
next issue. II is a we'll conceded fact
that good lodges exist in the immediate
neighborhood Of Carson. So, hurrah
for Eagle Valley, the oasis Of the great
basin.
A party left town this morning armed
with picks, shovels and sluice boxes. In
the direction Of the scone Of tie cloud
burst they went, and from what we CLEAN
ed have struck a gravel lead that is
nearly II not quite pure gold. Theparty
were provided with -four sacks in which
to put their gold after panniug. Hope
they may prove successful.
II is rumored that John ID. kesey has
rented the Warm Springs Hotel for three
years. and will take charge thereof on
the LIST OF September. Our young and
handsome friend, Dick Burgesser, will
have control Of the bar, and be Major
Domo in the absence Of John d..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03
STUPID.

The San Francisco Epdmin<r OF July
3oth. in a long. labored editorial. goes
out Of Its way to try and mako people
believe that the next United States Sen.
ator elected for the State OF Nevada
should be a Democrat. Itgives no good
sensible easo for such an idea, but
wants to have people vote for a Dem
ocrat merely because no Is a Democrat.
That il a good enough story to tell the
marines and wharf rats down at the Bay;
but Us washoeites know a story worth
two Of that. The Examiner need not
worry. We shall elect a good square
Republican man, thoroughly identified
with the best interests Of the State-a
man who is financially able to keep
above all Credit Mobilier, b~ack-pay, and
other stealages and corruptions. We
shall elect him. knowing that he will
honestly represent, serve and benefit all
, the true interests OF young and
thriving State. as well as all classes Of
her citizens, and not merely because he Is
a Republican. The Eraminsr also in the
course OF that idiotically fallacious edi-
torial makes the following remark
Nevada has apopulation OF scant four
teen thousand bodies-we were about to
say souls, although some Of them, we
are certain, have no souls, but answer
Sir Edward Coke's description OF corpo-
~rations.
Now as nearly the entire population
Of this State, men ONE and children,
is composed Of members OF the hundreds
Of mining and other corporations, which
are developing the OF the State,
this addle-pate would fain make out that
We are all destitute OF souls. He should
not judge us by himself in that
respect. Only fourteen thousand In
habitants for a State which produces and
adds to the wealth OF world three times
fourteen millions Of dollars annually in
gold and silver bullion. is pretty good.
We don't believe our people are al
together soulless, but that Eruminer
man is evidently brainless, and had bet
ter let the Silver State and its people
alone. We can paddle u W canoe,
politically or otherwise, without his as-
s~istance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03
The Sutro Tunnel.

EprroRs Ala: / have seen in your to-
days paper the statement Of your cor
respondent that Adolph Sutro was the
author Of the Tunnel that bears his
name. He was at the time Of its incep-
ton not anywhere near Virginia City.
The hereunto subscribed was at the
time surveying the Comstock Lode for
Baron Richthofen. and in a friendly
evening chat with Mr.. Rshmdor. an as
sayer. and Mr.. Frank, our present City
Recorder. about the needs Of the Com
stock Ledge. n deep tunnel enterprise
was proposed by the two named gentle
men. but the supposed great distance TO
the Carson river was thought to be
an insuperssle inipediment. As a topo-
graphical surveyor in the service Of Pro-
fessor Whitney being familiar with every
nook. l told them the distance would not
be six miles, as supposed by them. but
only three. and in a few days after l
furnished a diagram Of the distance.
necessary shafts and route, and told
several Mine Superintendent TO have
said tunnel constructed by the mine
owners. by paying 81 per month INSTALL
ment per foot. The tunnel would have
now been finished, and instead OF o
curse II would have been a blessing.
l left Virginia City. the diagram fell into
Sutro's hand. and with the aid of Sem
ator Stewart and other politicians
Adolph sutro took piratical possession
OF the project. Yours respectfully,
Vicrrs wAcKxsRrupER, Surveyor
and Civil Engineer.
San Francisco, August LIST. 1874.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

orEnArIoS.-Our friend DR.. Deal had
an interesting case the other day. He
called to place n mans jaw in a
jawing condition, that was afflicted with
a looseness Of that important member.
The Doctor found his patient suffering
from a persistent cape, caused by a pro-
tracted yawn. BY proper measures DIR.
Deal reduced the unruly institution. and
had his patients jaws wagging as
freely as ever. The Doctor says II will
not do for that man to he interviewed
too much, otherwise IL will cost him 1.-THE
patiently all he makes to keep his jawing
tackle in proper condition Rec-
ord, 27h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

The sutro Dspondsni this morning
contains a letter from San Fran
cisco. giving glowing accounts Of Sutro's
success in that city. The letter evil
IDENTIFY was written or dictated by Sutro
himself. 1t is mainly an abstract Of his
tunnel lecture. As usual with sutro's
lectures, this letter winds up with say
ING that all the newspapers are in the
employ OF "de Bangk wing" Even
the San Francisco Chronicle is now sub
jseted 10 this accusation. Isn't il
strange that the Chronicle won, STAY
bought sutro had il all right when
the Nesley amendment was under dis
cussion in the Senate. The letter
doesn't state the daily sales Of tunnel
stock effected by these Lectures. This
is probably held in reserve. and will be
given in a lump at the end Of Sutro's
lecturing tour. Some one meanly sue-
gests that the "great bore" had better
remain "the bay" where he is so well
appreciated. We repel the insinuation.
sutro is appreciated here-at just what
he is worth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

WARNED by the terrible experience OF
the late food. the citizens Of Eureka are
taking active steps toward constructing
a canal, or water way through the entire
length OF that town. The Sentinel, OF
Saturday last, says that it has been esti-
mated that the cost Of a canal, OF the
size proposed, will not exceed so 80
per lot, fronting thereon. The canal, IL
constructed, is to DO twelve feet on top,
nine at the bottom and six feet deep,
and Of uniform size throughout its entire
length. The project, according to the
Sentinei 10 likely to be carried out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03
RAISING II slP.-Temperature at I!

RAISING ruk SAP.-Temperature at l2
NJ, header, 10 degrees; Shaft No. l, "A
degrees; mouth OF tunnel. sou degrees.
This marked decrease OF temperature
6,422 feet in toward the Comstock will
make the sap in the editor Of the GoLp
HuL NKws rise up to the hydrophobic
mark.-Sutro Dependent, august 81.
Yes. An increase OF asa degrees in
G,422 feet Of tunnel will be apt to ''raise
the sap" in almost any one. 1t has evil
IDENTIFY ssppsd the brain Of the Dependent
editor-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

Ana IN accofuAnce win hw. and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the Nth day OF
June. 1874. 30 many shares Of each parcel
public auction. at the ONCE Of the Company.
foom No. 8 llayward's Building, No. liS Cal
ifornia street, ssn Francisco. Cal, on TUBS.
DAY, the 18th day OF August. 1874, at the hour
Of I O'Clock P. \. OF said day, to pay said delin.
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
EDWARD Y. STONE, Secretary.
Ofioe-noom No. 3, HAyward's Building. iie
California street, San Francisco. Cal.
n. u. Advertising charges, 81 70 each Ger.
tincate. aus ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

The city OF New York is fast drifting
into bankruptcy. The city government
has been managed by Democrats and
Republicans, and it has proven a close
game between tho two to ascertain
which has been the most reckless iinan-
ciers. The Belmont Courier suggests
that the job DO let out to the IndePsnd-
emit party Of Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

Nor many years ago a Hartford man
was drowned, and friends brought home
the dead body to the afflicted wife. AZ
they came to the front. door with the
corpse, the new-made widow appeared
and sadly remarked al guess you
had better take him around to the back
door, 20 he won't drip III the carpets 7"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03
WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS
KEPT AT THE BAR.
ausu o. @. STEEL. Proprietor.

II OssUTH MINING COMPANY
N Location Of principal place OF business,
san Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Devils Gate District.
Lyon county. Nevada.
N~o,iee-There IL delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF Assess.
ment tho. u. levied on the 10Th day Of June,
Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
New Lame.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

The Reese River Rspells says that a
pcrusl OF the Virginia Independent
would lead the reader to believe that Su-
tro is the greatest benefactOr OF the hui
man race since the days OF Victoria
Woodruff. w concur.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

hnu IN hccorusnce with law and an order of
the Board OF Director. made on the 2ad dsy of
June, ISL, 80 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock a. may be necessary viii
be sold at public auction. at tho Comnany's
ONCE. No. 3es California street, up stairs S.n
Francisco, California, on THURSDAY. The sTth
day OF August. 1874. at the hour Of IL o'ciocl
n.oi said DAY, TO pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with costs Of adyertislnr
and expenses OF sale.
4. G. RYcE. Secretary.
California. aus nj
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

The Dependent says Republican papers
are "the insolvent debtors OF Jews"
We were not heretofore aware that the
Dependent claimed to be a Republican
paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03
A ~pIsGRACEFuL ATTEMPT.


that Beecher does not publish the e1-
plicit, complete and satisfactory denial,
which his friends claim to DO prepared.
For over two weeks the investigating
committee have bean engaged upon the
work Of e1culpating Beecher from Mr..
Tilton's charges; and in all the pub
lished testimony we have seen, not a
scintilla OF oral or documentary ev-
dence has been evoked to disprove his
assertions. II is true that Mrs. Tilton
has been before the committee, and (not
under oaih) given a long. wishy washy,
and roundabout history Of her intimacy
with Beecher. II is also true that the
latter has made Al explicit (not under
o~ath)denial ofhis guilt. But the letters in
the possession Of Tilton and Moulton,
the existence OF which isneither denied
nor their contents satisfactorily explain
ed, are higher testimony than the bald
assertions Of both Of tho accused.
Meanwhile all tho moral, religious and
moneyed influence Of Plymouth Church
ocins useu @iu ou'
yindicate the alleged seducsr of his wife.
The Brooklyn Eagle, owned by Beecher
and ms friends loses no opportunity 10
deisine the character Oh lii'on' miseon-
strue MS motives warp ms history ana
10 our Nisw' per'ert the eourse o JUS
ice 10 I'LL paries' In is is.ue Oh is'
SATURDAY u seized upon theory ~hieh
IN III ages ms oeeh inc Instrument d
D n most INDUSTRIOUS viiihny' IL
suggests-only suggesis-'hat hilton is
nasp'e' IL follows up TINS specious anu
aAs'Afuiy me'hoa Oh n
'mohy oy making certain aissH'"
which, whether true or false nave no re-
iauoh 70 oeeeher 'rin! ~
o enarso .h'reo'' "Pu
in the iorm Oh an ihqui'! ih'o in'
mental condition. IL Says tha' ms pa
ren's All. "n'' "'
"' iu'e'
P
san" '. Az
cie mas oech inAAno ior years, "ooise
luton, : COUSIN anu MS han-
sister mary, oo'n are insane Tue ia''ef
through rehsioh' ia'nef
ahd mother were Doth luton - being
secohd COUSINS huSlr' ;
prother' uied insane iheouote : ia'her
was queer FROM extensive inq"-
ries, the Edg9e declares mai Hilton iin-
lily ON both sides are saturated with IN
SANITY IL iurther alleges 'h" iheo-
uore mas SHOWN symptoms OF insanity
,o' we've !sA, past Ana mas zen
~
pans IN 'he heau' IL also aiieses 'h''
IL has the opinion OF experts 'hA' luton
Is now insane.
In all eandor ana with no shaoe OF
bias, we submit that this conduct ON the
part OF Beeeher's friends Is dastardiy'
IL IL the weapon o IN assassin Who'
fearing to meet his enemy lace 10 lace
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upon i0''eis VI INV "o
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Pa' sA ~
. 1'9N MOI ons 'oN vs
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persons and are OF recoru. we said
before u is ABSURD 10 anu IN inc ue'ehse
The whole religious, yea more than they.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

DoS'r marry a woman who bumps her
head against the floor every time she
snsezes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

The Virginia b'dpo'dea says it is
sick Of personalities. The RsreiRe
thinks that the Dependent has dropped
on itself"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03
Births.
Marriages.

sMITH-In Virginia City. August LIST. to the
wife OF T. Y. Smith, . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

GATES WILLIAMS 10 Austin. July 18th.
Schuyler q. Gates TO Miss Della NJ. Williams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-03

To be had Of tho Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-15
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. aas.

TT $. EiSsbi sc1FffTfr aE, NJ cai ii; CITY,
W New, March u, ls'l.-Notice 10 hereby
given that Hermann j. 7. Scheel, whose Post.
has made application for u. 5. patent for eight
hundred 5000 linear feet On the Metropolitan
lode. Metropolitan Company's claim, Dcvirs
Gate and Chinatown Mining District. Lyon
County. New, extending 80 feet In n northerly
and 30 feet In a southcrly direction nom the
location notice. and embracing the same, with
all dips, spurs. angles and variations, with sur.
face ground co feet In width ON the south and
us feet ON the north line, and described ON the
plat and field notes ON file In my Office as follows,
Beginning at poet No. I, located on the west
line OF tho Kossuth Company's claim. U. \.
Survey No. GJ. and 10 feet east Of post No. 0
OF The Gcncssee Csmpany's claim, u. \. Sur.
ycy No. u thence frst c0ur-o N. l2ko W., roo
feet, running on the west line Of tho kossuth
cOmpany's claim 10 post No. Q; thence second
ooursc W. as feet TO post No. q, located on the
cast line OF the Alhambra Company's claim |;
thence following said east line; third course \.
itkow. 3.o feet to post No. 4; thence fourth
rtcd ON the north line OF tho Gcnessee Com.
pany's claim thence following said line: inh
course Il. GOO feet TO post No. 1 and place Of be.
ginning. containing . $500 zcrcs. From post
No. D the Y Section corner on tho west line Of
section 10, t. 49,. ~, Il. 81 T., bears 8. zoo T.,
The extent Of the lode IL unknown, but 10
visible on the surface and has been developed
In different open cuts. shafis and tunnels, as
marked on plat. Magnetic variation 1tko X.
BEARINGS from true meridian.
The location II recorded In hook &C" page
63s OF the Mining Records Of said Devils Gate
aud Chinatown District, kept AZ the Office OF
we Mining Recorder OF Lyon County, In the
state OF Nevada.
Thenamcs Of the adjoining claimants on the
same Or other lnlaa ara n. l.lia...- 90 .xtt. m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-15
LAWS OF rHs UNITED STATES.
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT

Between the Post Department OF the United
States OF America and the Post Depart
ment Of the German Empire. establishing
an exehangc OF Postal Cards between the
two countries.
ARTICLE I. For the purpose Of providing
tween the United States Of America and the Ger
man Empire, II 10 hereby mutually agreed that
United States postal cards mailed a. any pest
once In the United States and addressed 70
Germany. and German postal cards mailed Al
any postofiee In Germany and addressed 70 the
United states, the postage on which shall have
been fully Prepaid to destination, a. the rates
hereinafter stated. can henceforthb be exchanged
between the Inhabitants OF the United states
and Of Germany. But unpaid or inssfieientJ
paid postal cards will not be forwarded In the
mails between the two Countries
Arr. 2. Postal cards shall be forwarded ex-
eluslyely by means Of such direct steamers ne
shall from time 10 time be employed In the
transportation of the direct German American
mails. Each OF the two poet departments
shall nav the entire expenses OF the sea trans
port Tor the postal cards which are sent from
Its territory.
Fort the purposes OF this article, the charge
for the sea transportation across tho Atlantic
OF the postal cards sent BY direct steamers
from the United states to Germany, IL fixed ~
one eent an ounce (avoirdupois), net weight.
Arr. 8. Tho postage on postal cards sent In
each direction Ia fixed ~ fellows:
1. AT 2 cents when sent nom the United
States OF America.
.. Al / silbergroschen when sent rom Ger.
many.
Prepayment thereof to be made BY ani1ine to
each United States postal card an ordinary one
cent postage stamp In addition to the stamp
printed or Impressed on the card.
Zach Department rhAll retain 10 Its exclusive
use the postage which Il collects. al the pre-
serbed rates, on the postal cards sent nom Its
territsry.
cards In the domestic malls OF the United
statss and OF Germany, respectively, shall
amply equally to the postal cards mailed In
either country and addressed TO the other
ART. S, The regulations In the foregoing ar:
ticles shall. In like manner, apply TO the postal
cards which are exchanged, through the me,
states OF America on the one side. and the Elm.
plrs Of Au-tra.llungary and the Grand Duehy
OF Lnxenburg on the other.
AIR. 6. This agreement shall 70 Into effect
on the Let of Deesnbcr, io13, AID shall have
equal duration with the postal convention OF
?lst October, 1851. and wiA the additional con-
y~entions concluded thereto.
Done In duplicate and signed In Washington
the 18th November, 1873. and In Berlin the 3ist
Iscai.i JNo. A. J.. CREswELL,
rosimaster General Of the United States.
Director. General Of Posts OF Germany.
thereby approve the aforsgolnr convention.
and IN testimony thereof have caused tho seal
Of the United States to be am Ied.. -
Issall U. s. GRANT.
by the President:
HAMILTON FisH. Secretary Of State.
Washington, November IS. 1873. mys
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. aao.
Y. n. Survey No. -.


TT $. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
". New, April 10, is't;INetiee e hereby
given. that the Enterprise Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company. whose post ONCE address 10 at
Virginia City. Storey county. Nevada, has made
application for United states patent for ons
Thousand u,oool linear feet on the Dlus lode,
claim. Cod iIlIi Mining District, Storey county.
Nevada, extending lou feet In . routherly di.
rection from the location notice. and embracing
the same, with all dlp-. spurs, angles and varia.
lions, with surface ground COO feet In width.
and described on the plat and neld notes on die
In my office A. follows. to-wit:
Beginning al center of post Situated 80 feet
south from Caledonia ~ltAyine, marked No. I, U.
\. Survey No. 81. whence the quarter section
corner on the west line Of Section s. Township
10 north, Range ~ east. Mount Diablo merid.
ian, bears north 50 degrees east az feet; q
small pine bush bears south 81 degreet east u
feet; Enterprise tunnel cut bears eouth ~ de-
grees west 70 feet flagstaff on Oys rmAn shan
house south % degrees east: post No. I, ". \.
Survey Ne. 81, north \ degree west i65 feet /;
thence, fret c~ourse-north ~ degrees west 30
feet. To position OF location stake, 70 feet cast
Of outcropof porphyry. co feet TO post marked
No. .. U. :. Survey No. 81; second course
south q degrees wet 100 feet to pos, marked
No. 3. U. =. Survey No. II third course -south
stdesrees east 3lJ feet, Ia a point whence shan
sunk 10 feet in outerop of bdge bears north o
No. 4. U. 5. Survey No. 81: fourth oourse -north
sdeyrees cast loo feet, TO poet No.. I, the
place OF beginning.
Courses from the true meridian, magnetic Va.
Ration i5s degrees east, containing IL s7.iOo
acres.
The location Il recorded In "Book r." on
page 2ss, OF the mining records OF Gold Hill
District, kept In the oniec IL the County Re-
eorier OF STOREY county, at Virginia City. Ne
yaia.
Tn names ofthe adjoining claimants arc I'M
known. ADOLPnus Waltz.
anil God Register,
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ApplrloNAL AnrIcLKs or AopErNryr


Between the ro.,oraee Department.. Of ID.
land. establishing an exehance'o OF fosta
Cards between the two counties.
ARTICLE !. For the purpose Of providlng
additional facilities Of mail communication
between the United states aud Newfoundland,
Il IL hereby mutually AZ esd That United States
postal card- mailed at any po-toffce IN the
United states and addrr-ssd To Newfoundland
and Newfoundland pc-tsl cards mailed AZ any
p,-toflcs In Newfoundland and addressed Ia
the United states, when prepaid an additional
pc-tags OF one cent. hy afixin: thereto an or
binary one cent postage stamp OF the country
OF or.ia In addition To the stamp printed OF
Impressed on the card. shall be reclproeally
forwarded and delivered Ia the country OF des
t~inaiion. free Of charge. Postal cards not "
prsraii win no, be forwarded In the mails be
tween the two countries.
AIR. .. NJ regulations AMI Instructions
governing the use and tratment OF postal
card. In the domestic nails Of the United
states and OF Newfoundland, respectively,
shall apply equally TO the postal cards mailed 10
either country and addressed TO the other
country.
Arr. 8 Each country will retain to it, own
use the postage II collects al the prescribed
rate on postal cards forwarded 10 the other
eoaRiry.
AIR. Z. The prcssn, articles ahail he con.
.idercd additional to those agreed up between
is'.. and snai come into operation On the let
Of October. iss3.
q, witness whereof the Postmaster General
o. the United states Of America and the Post.
master General Of Newfoundland have hereto
set thrir hand. and asked their seals, al the
date set opposite 20 each respectively.
l-.all JNo. Al. CliESwELL.
Postmaster General OF ths United States.
I.esil JOHN DELANEY.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFPlcE OF TIL: KossUTH MINING
" Company, Room No. .. lIayward's build.
me. No. 4l9 California street, San francIsco,
April q, isTt-ln accordasec with a resolution
adopted a. q meeting OF the Board Of Directors
o. the ho'suth Mining Company, held this
day, . special meeting OF the S~toekholdsrs ol
said Company IL hereby called. the came TO be
held at the ofhee OF the Company. Room No. q,
nayward's Building, No. 40 California street,
San Francisco, California, on MONDAY, the
let day 81 June. 1874, NJ the hour OF ! O'Clock
7. n. OF said day. TO consider and act upon a
proposition TO increase the capital stock OF said
Company rom One million three hundred and
hfty thousand dollars. divided into Twent y
seven thousand shares Of the par value OF Pifty
dollars each, tho present capital stock Of said
Company, 10 Five million four hundred thous-
and dollars. divided into One hundred and
dsllars each.
A. y. EVERETT,
J. X. sHAwIIAN,
aonRRT SHERWOOD.