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MARINE LIST.
Memoranda.
lDisusrrrs,

Brig " II Parks, Perkins, from Car,lenas for
y YORK. arrived in Hampton Road, 10th inst.
She reports very heavy weather. and on the lst
and "a insis encountered q heavy gale Fl ON the
y l., which badly split her sails. On the lst
inst, A Stewart mate. Of Trenton. was lost
overheard while repairing the mainsail. All
possible effort was made 10 save him. but with
out avail. The brig repaired her sails and pro-
ceedsd 10 York same evening
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-19

At a Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth with
in and for the County OF Hancock on the 81
Wednesday of February, A. ID, 1874.
n NJ. MEANS. X al. Executors OF the last " III
", OF John Means. late OF Sedgwlck, IN said
County, deceased. having presented their 81 ac-
count OF Administration upon said estate Tor
Probate:
ORpHHBp tho said Executors give
notice thereof 10 all persons interested, by CAus-
ing "a copy OF this OrueI to be publish he'd TIN &c
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Anne lean,
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear n a
Probai. Court 10 be holden at Ellsworth, the
81 "Wednesday of April next, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause II any they
have, why the should not be allowed.
3wl! PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest: GEO. a. DYER, Regr.
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Trenton.
Mr. A. A. Stuart, mate Of the brig w
ID. Parks was washed overheard and lost
On the LIST, inst. while repairing the main
san. The brig was bound from Csrdenas
for New York. - -
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Farm for Saley

THE subscriber Offers for sale his farm, sitn,t
ed about three miles from Orland village. ON
the road leading to Castine. Said farm consists
buildings, ish yard with fish house flakes etc.
for curing fish 1t has one of the best privileges
for riyer fishing there is the river 1t has !,
good Meadow, and with a small expense could b..
made very profitable; there is on it about five
hundred cords Merchantable wood, bard and soft
ptsidts large quaItty of second growth. 1t cut
last season about twenty tons of hay.
here is also on it a SPLENDID GRANITE
" ARRN of very nice quality and an abundance
by a person or .omnany with capitai. All Of
which he will sell at great bargain, as his bust.
ness is such that he cannot occupy it himself.
For further particulars enquire Of
o. p. DORR, Orland, Me
Oriand, Mil n 8, 1874. evil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-19

Col. John n. Swaxey, one Of the old
est citizens of Bucksport, is very sick Col.
Swazey is upward OF ninety years Of age.
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OFFICIAL Statement
-OF The
GERMAN ms. COMFY.
OF ERIE, PENN'A.,


FEBRUARY 3Oth, lssA
CASE CAPITAL. 100000 90
ASSETS
Bonds and Mortgages (arst liens) 1854 sst 81
Bonds. City Of Erie. ~ 600 90
Erie Water Works Bonds, lOu,O 90
Bank stock. 10 on IN
Loan. on Collateral =, - 81
Loans on Judgment. 100 90
Interest due and accrued, S5..-
Cash ia Bank, a. ~, Ii
Cash III hands OF Grnr Agrs CampIy
s@cnred) 2iSn, 50
lIcnlu"s IN course oil collection 20 i57 Is
naisaScs'
Bills Receivable, al 4
Total, ST. lG
LIABILITIES:
Losses. unadJ usted and not dus s,sa5O Sc
JOmmis sions ylI :.
Reinsurance Keserve-50 per cent l;G 81 20
Sapih StocA, 2U). OuO 70
Total, cas-. 100 -
Surplus over all Liabilities. as .GI a
81. SCHLAuDECKER Prcsr
J. EicHESLArB, Jg., secy.
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For.
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS.
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
Use
WELLS CARB0llC TABLETS,
Put UP ONLY IN Blue BOXES.
Sold by Druggists. lMa

LUX Uni AN i Wanting good per
manent business. special attention Is called to
~ Handy Atins OF the World,' now compIet-
ed, which has taken three years OF time and at
great expense. containing twenty -four large and
beautiful Maps, of all the grand divisions of the
t'lobe L. ). Territories, Canada, and in formation
Of vast Importance. This offers a business chance
seli m 10 be met with, and should be improved
BY all wanting business sure to make large pay,
tor II Is just what the people need and viii buy.
Best OF Commission, exclusive Territory and fun
tescription by adm essing -. l.. GUERNSEY,
luhi-htT, Concord, y, II. AWE
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Al court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
an for the County of Hancock, on the 81 We'd
nestiay of February A. ID. 1874.
rREELAND X. BUNKER. Executor of the last
I viii OF Benj. Rand, late OF Goulisboro', in
.aid County, deceased having presented his first
Probate:
ORDEREp-Ihat SAID Executor give notice
thereof to ali persons interested, by causing "A
copy OF this Order to be published three weeks
successively in the Ellsworth American printed
IN Ellsworth, that they may appear at 4 Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth ON the 81 W ednes
day of April next, at ten of the clock In the fore
noon. and show cause. If any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
3wl1. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true Copy-Attest: GEO. a. DYER, Register.
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Cheap ! Cheap !!

Hsving bought from A. j. Cameron his stock Of
Groceries. am prepared TO sell all kinds OF
goods generally found in grocery store, ~ =
very low figure.
till 70 n. ]. STEWART
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected Weekly.
MARCH 10 1874
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28
Iruckee Items.
From tho Republican, March as.l

From tho Republican, March 1871
The narrow guage railroad o fSlsson,
Wallace s. Co., has not been blsckaded
this Winter, except at each end.
Trains have run regularly ever the
road during the worst storm propelled
by the locomotives NJ. Cheney and
Al. Brickel', II. w. Roberts, engineer
and conductor. This railroad IL about
so feet long. Is we'll shielded, and Will
not be affected by the passage OF the
Freeman or Irwin bill. Free passes
are given over this road TO all CUSTOM
ers Of the above firm.
Messrs. Huntington, Saxton and
Burke came down from Tahoe City on
Tuesday OH snow.shoes. They report
that six families have resided at or
near Tahoe City this Winter. The
snsw at that place ut present Is from
fsur to five feet deep. At Sugar Pine
Point 1t ls eight feet deep. Emerald
Bay 10 frozen over. None Of tho
steamers on the lake have been rum
ming this Winter.
An iclcle about eighteen feet long
aud estimated to weigh ten tons, foil
and smashed a portion Of the fiume Of
the Truckes Lumber Company at their
MILL yesterday. Tho iclcle was over six
feet In thickness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28
NEW PAPER.

w.. ,..oiyoJ vo.,.rl.v , co,v NJ tho
'e'9'''u '0''e'""' ".op' 49,
Duly C"Pe!, a new Journal just start
ell At Eureka, In MS state by w. ID.
Taylor. IL 10 somewhat smaller than
the Sentinel. but gotten up In similar
style. Following Is It's political status,
rs announced In Its salutatcry:
"Disownlng fealty to any political
party. body Of men. or Individual,
sucleeIs p~,s,en.eu 10, sou,msn. WI,
co..lssrsS with rsf.rsnsa onIr To The
general welfare. 4, should be hsld u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28

yAyR WISH To CALL THE ATTENTION
w OF MINRRS AMI others OF our readers
to q few points Of superiority Of the HERCULES
POWDER over all other strong explosives:
FIIlST-Its strength 10 greater than that Of
any other In use. Tho materials Of which II
consists arc compounded upon strictly scientific
principles. and not q simple neutral absorbent
employed that will hold a quantity Of nitro.
glycerinc. II 10 the opinion OF the best chemists
TO whom tho matter has been submitted. that
no mixture has been employed that 90 thor.
oughly promotes the whole tremendous force Of
tho explosives employed. and at the sams time
nsutralizes the offensive gases caused BY the
cIplo, ion. With this Powder one half the time
10 saved that Ia lost by using any other strong
powder, before you can resume work after Q
blast.
sHCoND-UNiFORMTTY.-The materials Of
tho mixture arc chemically prepared, and there.
fore great uniformity can always be depended
upon and the best rusults attained. This Ia q
great advantage ovor any that varies Ia its
strength. rs those must which are mixed with
flIIRD-sAFETY.- SO perfect Ia this mix.
turc that no accident can happen With II from
premature or accidental explosion. n persons
will half follow the rules laid down for Ito use.
No powder has ever been Invented where 40
few accidents have happened with II In proper.
tlon TO the Quantities which have been used.
neutrality-suspicious. 1T IL well known
that nitro glycerine has q tendency 10 decpm-
porc by mobilization. These arc tho "fumcs'
that arc smellcd on going into . close warm
drift or room where nitroglycerine powders
arc stored. To prevent the escape Of these
fumes" an almost Theoretically sealed cart.
ridge Ia employed, and 20 ~cffcctual IL II that
some cartridges niled with Hercules were cx-
posed to q blazing California sun for .ix months
last Summer, with 10 pcrceptiblc loss OF
strength. This Ia q great advantage ovsr the
open porous paper usually uscd for cartridgcs.
FIFTH-ECON0MY-Wc believe. that any
miner who will take tho trouble TO investigate
the matter. will satisfy himself that full nneen
per cent. 10 saved by using the Hercules over
any other strong powder n,an1iscigIea; wr
SHOULD THINK so. TRY III .
Always on hand at Z. BlTNBR Zoos Hard.
ware Merchants, Gold hin. and at DOAkE
R0BAItTS, Hardware Merchants 'irgin,a MY;
Sold by THE CALIFORNIA
WORKS, 3i4 California street. Nan Francisco
Shot, Csps. etc. ms I'm 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28

CARSON CITY IL excited at the recent
discovery Of quartz groupings In the
foothills to the northward Of that town.
They are said to give fair assays, and
to promise most favorably for the de-
velopmsnt Of a ledge both permanent
and paying. They have n good fea-
ture to which unhapplly the Comstock
lode can claim no title, to-wlt: They
have no Sutro Tunnel Act to hinder
their free development. We question.
however, In the event Of their proving
valuable, that the "great bore would
not DO claimed to pass directly through
Mount Davidson aud tap the Lodge up.
on the western side. Why notp Two
dollars per ton royalty will soon
strus an act to mean almost any
thing. We caution eur Carson neigh
bors to secure their patents before the
Sutro Tunuel Act 10 amended go AZ to
extend to Lake Tahoe. IL will be,
should there DO "niensy In It."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28
GOLD HILL SATURDAY. MARCH 2S. 1874
THE MINERS, MEETING TONIGHT

From all that we can learn there
will not be rosm enough In Pipers'
Opsra House to liSsd the coucoursc OF
miners and other citizens OF Storey
county, who will assemble there this
evening. We have thus far c~onversed
with but 4 solitary man who Il not In
dlgnant at the proposed legislation
now before Congress, relating to the
mines Of Storey county. That man
holds q little Sutro Tunnel stock,
and has no Interest In the welfare OF
Virginia City or Gold Hill, which ac-
counts for his frieudliness for such
compulsory measures as would destroy
the business OF Storey county and pos
slbly appreciate tho value Of his few
shares Of stock. On the other hand,
not less than twenty miners, who work
their eight hours daily, to us and In
presence have expressed them
selves, In unmistakablo language,
condsmnatory OF this last devel-
oped plan to cripple and destroy
the business aud property value Of this
coanty. We venture to assert that
there nevcr has been n measure intro
ducsa In Congress which was so Also
lutely damning to the local interests
Of any community as the bill against
which q remoastrance Is now being
signed, and the effects Of which will
be tonight shown clearly to the intel
ligent men who labor In u mines
aud prospect the hills OF Storey
county. Speaking Of the petition now
In circulation, we may say that Il Is
being signed with singular unanimlty
aud great rapidlty. Indeed there
seems to DO but II feeling anon. all
clines-that Of earnest opposition to a
scheme which seeks not only to levy
on the Coms,ock lode a tribute with
out rendering any equivalent, but
eventually to destroy the business OF
Virginia City aud Gold Hill. That
there will DO a large and earnest meet
lag tonight Is evident. Let such an
expression OF opinion and such a state
Of facts DO presented as will compel
the defeat OF this most Infamous scheme
Of public plumber.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28
Phoebe Mining Items.
From tho Record Of March al

From the Record OF march al
The affairs OF the Meadow Valley
are being we'll managed by Mr.. Tyr
rell, who, since he has assumed the
SUPPLEMENTARY, has spared no pains
to reduce expenses, and yet to proper
" carry OH the work. At No. 3 works
the shaft has attained n vertical depth
Of 1901 feet from tho surface. From
the eleventh station drifts are being
run east and wost. The east DRIFT IL In
so and the west IS feet. Tho faces OF
both work we'll. but rs yet no ore has
been found OF any consequence. Work
has been discontinued on the tenth
level. On the ninth n wlnze has been
sunk from the east drift, aud Is now
down So feet. The ore breasts on tho
ninth and seventh levels work well,
and a good deal Of ore Is being raised.
At No. 8 the shat has reached q depth
Of 09a feet, still sinking. From the
finh station u level has been run,
showing n strong vein OF quartz, but
little ore. As this Is Intended tor the
msip working shalt OF the csmpany's
ground. more attention Is being paid to
sinking 1t as rapidly as possible than
to anything else. At No. Z work has
been suspended entirely. The mills Of
the company keep at work realizing a
fair amount OF bullion.
In the Raymond Il Ely sinking has
been suspended OIL the main shalt. A
station las been opened at tho elev-
enth, or ls00.foo level. The opening
will be completed by the middle Of the
week, when n drift or cross.cut will DO
started, but In a different direction to
tho upper ones. 20 rs to cut the ledge
at a far less distance from the shaft.
On tho tenth or 1000.foot level they
are drifting on the ledge, aud flnd
some good ore on the foot wall. On
the ninth level. drifting toward the
Phnnlx line, and will shortly com.
mence to run a cross.cut for the ledge.
On the 9Th and Sth levels STOPPING
Is going on, and from 30 to 40 tons OF
ore Is being taken out per day. On
tho fourth level, In the vicinity OF the
ground made remarkable by the con.
tests with the Iiocho PliGnix and
Kentucky, some good orc Is being ex-
tractcd. In other respects tho mine Is
going on "a usual.
Tho prospects Of the Portland mine
are. II anything, Improving. The an.
ticipations caused by the discovery OF
n ledge Of high grade ore, heretofore
reported, are being fslly realized.
The winzs being sunk from the lS0-
foot level continues to show abund-
ance OF very rich ore. A level has
been started 900 feet from the surface
to cut tho ledge. which 1t Is expected
to reach ere very long. Some consid-
cradle amount OF orc has already been
taken out. aud Mr.. Blair, the Super
intendent, expects to commence send
Ing ore to the mills on the LIST prox.
Tho prospects Of the Page s. Panaca
mine have Improved very much In the
last few days. The last development
was made 10 tho G00-foot level, 2SG
feet west Of Wine No. l, and assays
up In tho hundreds. The ore Is n beau.
tiful chloride. with strcaks OF galons.
The company arc building n new ore
house. lGx20 feet, and the railroad
company are extending thclr track to
the Rame.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28
Eureka items.
IFrsm the Sentinel OF March 25.l

IFrem the Sentinel OF March 2o.l
From a gentleman just from Secret
Canyon we learn that two rich strikes
have been recently made, one In the
Hodgdon mino aud the other In the
claim owned by Mr.. Diamond. The
lodges discovered arc we'll defined, and
premise exceedingly we'll. As soon
as the snow disappears In that locality
active operations will be resumed, and
the district thoroughly p%rospectod. All
tie claims now being worked arc find
Ing ore, from the lowest grade to first
rate quality. A limited number OF
men are at present at work, but many
moro will find employment after tho
season fairly opens.
The excitement occasioncd by tho
late decision Of Judge McKonney, In
regard to tho town government, has
about died out. The subject Is still a
topic Of convcrsation a mong all classes.
Tie flag on the liberty pole, ON Main
street, has not as yet been hauled
down, and Is the only remaining yes.
tlge Of the late demonstration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28

TnE proposition to subject the Re-
publican candidates for Senator Sum-
ner's vacant scat to a caucu' vote, does
not please the Worcester Spy, which
takes this eminsntly sound and sensi-
BILE view OF the situation : 1--WE do not
by any means assume that the caucus
would select Mr.. Dawes n. the candid
ate. but 1t might, and that would DO
claimed, perhaps justly, as a Butler
triumph, and 1t would do something
10 prepare the way for a more dlsas-
trous triumph In the autumn. We be-
lieve that every man In the Legisla-'
ture should be left FREQ to vote accord
Ing to the dictates OF his own judg-
ment and conscience. There Is no
need Of making tia party question at
all. What Is needed 10 to elect the
worthlest successor to the great Sens-
tor who has just passed away. We
know whom he would have dsslgnat-
ed car the Legislature choose moro
wisely ?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28


Az Important admission was made n
day or two since before the House
Committee Of Ways and Means In rela-
tion to the Sanborn contracts. Solicit
tor Banfleld camc before the Commit
tee by request. rs hs said, OF the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, to explain the
connection Of that Department with
the contract question. Banileld said
that applications for contracts to coll
lect Government debts were made as
early as 1859, and some contracts were
given, the rates varying from 20 to 80
per cent, but nothing was ever collect
oil and the system dropped I'LL the pas
sage OF the law under which the san
born contracts were made. The reason
why the percentage was fixed In that
ut 80 per cent. was carelessness-no-
body supposing that anything would
be collected, In other words by the
cdrelessaess OF the Treasury Depart.
ment the Government has paid to SAN
born, Butler & Co., some $500, 900 or
$500, 900 for collecting taxes on lega-
clss, etc., which 1t was the duty OF Its
Revenue officers to eollec, aud which
would have been collected without the
interference Of Sanborn and his associ-
ates. Such carole.sness ~ IL ihdetensi-
BILE aud incxcusable. Secretary Rich
srdson should hurry up his arrange
msnts for leaving IN office, the duties
Of which, numberless Instances prove
his incaPsclty to properly perform.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28

A srcE thing was developed by the
Investigating Committee on District
Of Columbia affairs on Wednesday
last. One John Collins testified that
he had boon doing work for the Board
Of Public Works to the amount Of
100000. lie further wore that no
nevcr gave any bond for the fulfill
ment Of his contracts until three weeks
ago, (about the time the resolution au-
thorizing tho investigation was passed)
but no signed u dated September.
1871, for the performances Of work
done dsa paid for fifteen mouths before.
Truly Q healthy state OF affairs. These
Investigations are queer things and
sometimes eliminate startling facts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28
Humboldt Items.
From the Register. March III

tSss N.N
Pleasant weather Is warming the
Winnemucca garroters into life. Char
ley Krenkel was knecked down In
front Of the Court House last Sstur-
day night aud robbed OF n gold watch
and all his loose change, somo four or
five dollars. The robber has thus far
managed to escape detection. On the
same night some burglarlous individ.
nal went through John Ragsdale for
$40.
A subscription for building q bridge
across the Little Humboldt, In Para.
disc Valley, OIL u Q road to Eden Val.
lev and Cornucopia. IL being circulated
about town. Whom We last heard OF
1t, which was q day or two ago, the
sum Of $220 was already subscribed.
Once that road perfected, and Winnie
mucca will get all, or the greater por-
ton OF the trade from those sections
Of country.
Tho Rye Patch mining company
havo reduced their working force to
six men. The mill, we believe, Is kept
running.
tFrom tho Silver State, March 1911
John c. Fall has been appointed
General Manager OF the affairs Of the
Arizona Silver Mining Company, In
this place. The Arizona Is incor-
porated under the laws OF California,
aud n majority Of the Board Of Trus-
tees reside In San Francisco. All the
comnanv's mllls will he running I'm n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28

A NEBRASKA journal Gays: "who
says that farmers cannot get rich In
this State? Fifteen years ago a young
lad came to this State without a dollar
In the world. Last week he went out
OF the State. carrying with him the
sum Of one dollar and thlrty.eight
cents. tho saving Of iifteen years Of
frugal life. Come West, young man,
come West"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28

Tux Rev. DR.. Fulton, OF Brooklyn,
IL so ardent q s~ectarian rs to say : IL
would rs soon violate any other COM
inandment Of God rs to sprinkle q
man and call 1t baptism" All right,
Doctor. Suppose you begin by shoot
Ing half dozen members OF the Brook
lyn Ring.-N. y. Commercial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28

The California Senate on Wednes.
day passed Dnffy's telegraph bill. lt
compels Telegraph Companies to fix a
uniform rate for newspapers through
out the State, by which country news
papers obtain their dispatches at tho
same rates as those OF the largo cities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28

"ALL ask" herolcally remarks
the irrepressible Dio, "is to put mo
where | can do the most good" His
attention Is respectfully directed to
the advertisement OF a Mobile hotel
proprietor, Tor a man to she'll peas.
-Brooklyn Argus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28

IT has come to light In Washington
that there are three or four Congress.
men who do not intend to present bills
to regulate tho finances OF the country,
and public opinion Is divided between
hanging and expclllng them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28

nURLBURT-woRsLEY-At Auburn, Cal,
March Is. BY Rev. 4. E. Dodge, John w.
Hurlburt. OF summit, Placer county, 10 Mary
j.. worslcy, OF Shady Run. step-dsnghter OF
II. J. Marsh. formerly OF Gold Hin, Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28
Birtha.
Marriages.

CANAvAN-In Gold nm. March ~, to the wife
Of Matt. CanavAn Qthodc Islund MILD, = son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28
NEW

A. o. H., DIVISION NO. =.
MEMBERs :, OF THIS :, ORDER ;SIii ,i ARE :r RE;
SATURDAY. EVENING. March -, at ! o.
clock. TO march TO Miners Union Hall, u street,
Virginia City. to attend the general meeting to
be held there.
TIIoS. KELLY, President.
N. o'cossoR, Rccordln: Secretary.
mis- IL