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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-01
DIVIDEND INoIIoE.

OFPICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED vIR.
" giniA Mining Company, San Francisco,
Nov. !. isIt.-At . meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees o. the above named Company. held
this day. = dlyidcnd no. y Of. Three lal Dollars
ne 18th instant. Fna'isi S0Oki siO'Od sHiii
hoIim bAYIp T. BAaLKY. s.er,t,rr.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OPrIcE or CROWN POINT GOLD AND
W Silver Mining Company. No. 40 California
street, Ban Pranelsco. November 9, lsI<.-At .
ns%sa to % ,ss g0t SsId % y pl 1sIs sa, o, . al Siy iscgs
(No. ~ Of fhrss Dollsrs lssJ per shsrs on The
capital pioek vas declared, payable on Thur
day, the i2th instant. Trsn.fer' books closed on
the 10Th instant. ~ 8 o'clock ,. 4.
uop I'm ia X. RL.LIOT. 8serstaFy.
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JULIA GOLD AND SILVER HIN.

Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Noticels hereby given that at Q meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held on the soth day of o.
tobcr, 1874. an assessment(No No.. 10y Of Two Dol.
lars ttfl per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
the once OF the Company, No. tls California
street, Room No. 8, Gan francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this sssessment shall
remain unpaid on tho 9Th day Of Decemhss
1874. will be delinquent, and advertised for rale
Sefp puo, viii hpf be sold dno on ap ,ss R Psymss1i third n day
O. December. 1874. TO pay the delinquent assess-
mcnt, together with costs Of advertising and eI.
penses OF sale.
BY order OF the Directors.
A. NOEL. Secretary.
0fice-Room No. 8 Hayward's Buildlng, Ne.
40 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
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HEADLINE,
~" 81 ~ IL..
THE ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA,
Issued NEATLY.

"A Magnificent Conception. wonderfully car
ried out"
The necessity Of . popular medium for the
representation Of the productions OF our great
artists. has always been rscognised, Ard many
attempts have been made TO meet the vsnt
The successive failures which - Invariably lo!.
an art journal did not prove the indinersnee Of
the people Of America 10 the claims Of hieh ART.
and an ability 70 meet II were shown. he pab-
lie at once rallied with enthusiasm to its sup:
port. and the result yas ETsni Artistic ana
THE ALDiNE, while lssued with ali the reg
uisrlty. has none Of the temporary o. timely
iutrrcst Characteristic OF ordinary periodicals.
II 10 an elegant miscellany OF pure, light and
graceful literature. and q collection OF pictures,
the rarest specimens Of artistic skill. m olsek
Affords q fresh pleasure 10 its friends. the value
and beauty OF fHE ALDINE win be most ap.
preciated alter u IL bound up at the close or The
year. While other publications may claim su-
perior cheapncse, % compared With rivals OF 9
similar class. THE ALDlNR 10 . unique and
shsolutely without conpsutien In price or char
acter. The posse,sor OF q eemplete volume
cannot duplicate the quantity Of hns paper and
engruvines In any other shape or number OF
volumes Tor ten times iis cost and then, there
~" The national feature Of THE ALDINR must
be taken IN no narrow sense. 'True art 10 cos
mopoiiian. While THE ALDlNE 10 . strictly
American Institution, Il does not conins itself
entirely to the reproduction OF native an. Its
mlsslon 10 to cultivate q broad and apprsslativs
art taste. one that VIII Discriminate only on
before The readers Of TIE ALDlNE. As Q lead.
Inc n amrtsrIstic. the Productions Of the most
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DIyIDEaps.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICB OF THE BELcnER SILVER
" Mining Company. Room 81 Hayward's
Building. 40 Caliiornla street, Han Francisco,
Caliiornla.-Ata meeting Of theBoard OF TINS
tees OF the above named Company, held this
day Nov. s, 1910, Q dividend tho. ~ Of Three
TUESDAY. the 10Th instant. Transfer books
closed on Fhdsy. the 9th instant, at . o'clock
NOS I'm II. @. KmRE. sser.t,r,.
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DissosurioM OF coPART-
hgRsHip. .lf.ll

TUE coPARrNERsHiP nEREroyoRE
existing under the DIM name OF BOwDEN
been dissolved by mutual eonsent. The busI.
ness win hereafter be conducted By Bowden 4
Chsgwtddsn. An parties having bills against
the hts hrm viii pieass present. them ior,h-
with and receive payment. An parties indebt
or before the 10Th Of D~eember, OF their sc
essnts win 10 placed In the hands Of an of,eer
fsr collection.
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D~ELIxQUEsf SALES.
,OAIRDoNIA sTLyER INNING

C,oo.R:.y,, ,.ss,.ss o% q principal place Of
Location Of works, Storey county. Nevada.
2 Notice.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account Of assefs.
nsnt No. o.. levied on tho 18th day OF October,
MA, the several amounts Get opposite the names
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DocK IsLAsp aetp AVID III

". vef HttipG ppHp1hy.-Iopxuon OF pfin'
'iPsI pisos Of 81 sn,les'e do sS1 M rIt Hinins pi.;ret.
Storey county, Nevada.
Noties 10 hsrsby given that at . meeting Of
the Board Of D~ireeiors, hsld on the 18th DAP OF
Novsmber, 1915, an assessment mo. 81 Of One
Dollar (Si) per share was levied upon the cap
stely, 10 United shiss gold coin, 70 the sscrs.
tsiy. IL tbs oHles Of the Company.
Any stock fpQn which this sssessment shall
rmsin pnpsld on the 3i,t dsy qf, December.
1874, viii be Delinquent. and adIsrilsed for sale
at public a~netion. and unless payment 10 made
navy ISIS, 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of sdvefising and sxpsnies
Of sale.
By order OF the Directors;
ones-Room No. .. No. ais california street,
San Rrantisco. California. nolstd
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NININa

LIZ En- "
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 Of . meeting oil tbs
Board Of Director. held on the 8th day OF
October, 1874, an assessment CNo. i0l OF One
Dollar and fify Cents ttt c) per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately. In United States gold
coin, 10 the Secretary, at the once OF the Com
pany, No. 10 Stevenson's Building. San Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on SATURDAY. the 9Th day OF De.
csmber, 1874, viii be delinquent. and advertised
for sals at public suction. and unless payment
10 made before. will be sold on THURSDAY.
the 2<th day OF December, is1t. TO pay the de.
llnquent assessment, together with costs OF I'd.
v~ertising and expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Directors.
HENRY BOYLE, Secretary.
once - No. 10 Stevenson's Ballding, ran
Francisco Cal. moi I'd
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The Marquis Dc Caux boasts that he
can talk English . we'll a. Pati Caux.
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IxxIoxASrs from the Southern and
Western States are pouring into Texas
at the nate Of al least 1000 . week. -
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TIE King Of sA1ony has s1tinguishsd
cremation in Dresden, by . royal decree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-01

ut FRRDENAN DERZ, N. D., LATE EX-
mi. aiming Physician ofthe Massachusetts,
inhrmary. boston. The Doctors popularity 10
due 10 his succcss In the treatment OF all chron.
ic, nervou. and rcrofulous disearer, such 40 pc.
riodical lnsanity, venereal prostratioa. loss q
physical and mental tone, decayed nature or
impotency. barrenness and oil other diseates OF
the physical and mental systeni. pfodnced from
natural or upnAtural causes In the cid or young.
Particular attention paid o the lungs. liver,
kidneys and blood. DIR. Pc peculiar vcgiial
tsrpal. Cancers, tumors removed without cut.
Ting or pain. Patients wishing to remain In
the city can he accommodated. Persons con-
cult the Doctor Cratic. Advice 10 phy,ieians
on casee Of their own, as usual. -. All who
have failed under ihn normal treatment consult
with confidence DIR. Y.
Sundays. from u To Q. r. ID. Box 1887.
". B.-Attcntion 10 oil di,eases Of The blad.
der, womb, etc. SCI I'm
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Az Indiana farmer crawled under q
corn crib and vept when his daughter
married an astronomer. ffllNf Gf
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PUBLIC srLrr-Rsadiness to do any
thing which IL likely to prove lucrative.
-Dunbury Noes.
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The Augusta, Georgia, ice factory will
ere long pay its stockholders q hand
somsdividsnd. . q ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-01

r ADY BRYAN MINING COMPANY.
IL Location of principal place OF business.
San Francisco, California.
Location OF woris, Rlowery District, Storey
County, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Directors. held on the lith day Of
November, 1874. an assessment mo. y Of Flty
Cents per share Was levied upon the cspitaI
stock OF the corporation, payable immsdi.
aiely In United States gold coin. to the Secretag.
at the once Of the company. Room No. 4 Hay.
waru's Building. No. ~ California street. San
francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rumain unpaid on the 18th day OF December. 1874,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale II
public auction, and unless payment 10 made be.
fore, will be sold on MONDAY, the lith day Of
inent, together with costs Of advertising and eI.
FRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
osasesRson No, I, n.yw.rd,s Buildins, No.
noli I'd
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T..sOz h. got Aver in the Pilloy.
-Boston Post.
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the ss.ssrs q Feet .sS ssarssts
the prisclpal Misss dealt In at the sac
Franciscs Sleek and kxchlsss Heard.
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PREMIUM o 1875.

PREMIUM FOR 1879.
Every subscriber for 1875 win receive . bean.
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40 much attention. sil
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Although 20 natural nc one who sees thls pre-.
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And In accordance With lsw and ~ estsr q
ths Hoard OF Dirsctors. msds on The etik DAY q
October. ls1l. 20 many shares Of each pafesl
Of sueh stock - may Be- neeessaY, win D soAd
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WoME
INFIRMARY.

Consulting Pariors. AIS Kearne, street. be-
tween Suite. and Bush, San Francisco,
are opon from 10 A. ~. TO 3r n.
and from 8 =. u. to Q r. y.
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LITTLE Ediaburg has two teeth.
NATURAL slippsrs-Esls.
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oms-No. so California stisss, Rocs NeA
San Francisco. California. po3e "a
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NIyIyG oYTICIPs.
MINING OFFICERS.

t.iss Of Oacers q The varisss Geld and
silver Minl.s Companies .. Ills Sec
tlon.
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"A M.gnideen, Conception. wonderful, ear
rled out"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-29
COURT Or SESSIONS.

The Spraguo Case-sti1l Another POST
pOnement.
Before Judge Moore.
The case Of The People Vs. Ex-City Treasurer
Cortland A. Sprague was called yesterday morning,
pursuant to adjournment on Monday Mr.. sprague
did not appear. HIS counsel, MI. D. p Barnard,
produced the afddavit Of physician who attended
Mr.. Sprague, setting forth that the defendant was
Frustrated by illness in New City. Rockland county.
and that 'any mental excitement or exposure to
unheated atmosphere at the present time would
be attended with serious and perhaps fatal
results." The physician In question resides In
New Yorklcty and has attended Mr.. Sprague for the
past ten years for cystetis. the afldavit was sub
scribed TO the eth. on which date the depOnent
last visited his patient The doctor OF the opin.
ion that Mr.. Sprague would not be able to leave
the house for month. BIZ,
District Attorney Britton said he did not think
that the case should be put of Tor such length OF
time. II 1t were postponed to a not very far dis
tant dar and the defendant was stin unable to ap-
pear, another motion could be made
After some further discussion Judge Moore de-
cided to set the case down for February O. it being
understood that another motion would then be IN
order II necessary.
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SUPERIOR couRT-TaIAL resm-pART /.

Interesting ~ Between Landlord and
ln Tenant.
Before Judge van Worst. aa1
Mr.. Dunlap brought suit against the Phalons for
three months rent OF No. 1872 Mercer street. The
latter had moved ont Of the premises claiming that
the same were untenantable through the roof leak
ing. and the floors and beams becoming rotten, as
alleged, from accumulation OF water, making IL
dangerous to store the material required In their
business. 1t was claimed by the plaintiff that the
damages resulted nom the moisture incidental to
the business OF the defendants and alterations
made by them in the building. The suit involved
the question OF the night Of the tenant to give up
premises, under tho act OF 1850, by reason OF
their becoming untenantable. The Judge charged
the jury that any damages must occur during the
tenants term without his fault or neglect that II
ne made alterations which contributed to render
the premises untenantable he could not escape the
result, and that the landlord was not bound to re.
pair. even where defects existed at the commence
ment or the tenancy. le
The jury, after short elaboration, returned
verdict for tSi5. being the full amount claimed.
John Henry Hull for plaintiffs; A Burt and Jere-
miah Cary for defendantA
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4 HAUNTED HOUSE.

Lively Ghosts in Long Island City
Dwelling - Invtsibie Objects Falling
Down Stairs.
new sensation has appeared In Long Island
City, and this time 1t is "haunted" house. The
dwelling Is situated upon the Dutch Kills road
about two miles from Hunters Point. The land.
lord has found 1t difbcut to rent the house. as ts
reputation was well known. Last week family
moved in, they having procured the house for a
mere nominal sum, declaring "they were not
afraid OF ghosts or the Old Boy himself" The
family consisted OF i've persons, and as the house
Is small one every room was occupied, with the
exception Of parlor and kitchen. Everything was
quiet until Monday night after the family had retred
TO rest, wnen allow moaning sound was distinctly
heard by the occupants, and Mr.. Daley arose and
stepped INTO the nall, thinking somebody might be
there suffering from the cold, as the night was a
bitter one. Hero the sound seemed to be IN the
kitchen and he followed the noise but IL
seemed 20 avoid him, and when in the
and when IN the parlor It was in the kitchen or
In the cellar. he then went to bed. Shortly alter
THIS noise as OF some heavy body falling down
Inc STAIRS ana deep sepulchral groans proceeded
boards was thrown violently to the noor although
tue Daleys hrmy declare the door was unopened.
one OF tne children was so thoroughly frightened
tnat " was thrown into spasms and its Lie Is now
On Tuesday night the same programme was re-
peate9 Win the single exception that cries or
Murder Murderi' rang through the building,
standing rigid search was Instituted upon the
premises nothing has turned up which will throw
any light upon the mystery: Yesterday the family
moved out though they said ''they weren't afraid
vestigation into the AFFAIR VIII be commenced To-
daY. 1l.N0gl sH l N "
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The Bankruptcy OF Douglas l.. White &
Co.-The Court Approves OF the Choice
OF Trustees.
On Sunday we reported IN the HERALD the case
Of Douglas L. White d Co., who had been adjudi.
GATED bankrupts the petition OF the Continental
National Bank oil this city. filed by Edward f..
Brown, attorney OF that establishment. The petit
tion ID dated the oath OF July OF last
year subsequent to the adjudication the
bankrupts on the 5th OF November, de-
manded jury trial 70 determine the Ques-
non whether they had committed acts OF
bankruptcy or not. meeting Of the creditors OF
the firm. 1t which more than 80 per cent Of the
creditors claims were represented, was held on
Saturday, December l3. 1873, at the rooma of
the directors OF the American Exchange National
Bank, i2s Broadway. At TINS meeting a corn mitree
was appointed TO recommend the names OF suit
able persons for trustees OF the estate and for a
committee OF creditors TO act with such trustees
The committee, on the 10th OF December, met ana
unanimously recommended the following gentle
men to act as trustees In the management ol the
assets OF the firm Alfred Wilkinson, George q
Peters anc Francis c. Barlow. The undermeD.
uoDed gentlemen were also unanimously named as
% ADVISORY committee Of creditors Francis A.
Palmer, Henry W. sage, BENJAMIN b. Comegys
George Sewey and George s. Coe.
ON the coming In Of the Registers report, as TO
whether II would be better for the interests OF the
creditors 70 have assignee or trustees appointed
coan4A Fepresenang seveIA Interests ARQe ayeq
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4 SINGULAR SUICIDE.

Coroner Croker was yesterday called to No.
Rivington street to hold an inquest on the boot
David White. q schoolboy nearly ywelve yeagf
age, who committed suicide the evening preve
by hanging himself to the top of his bedroom tr
by means Of book strap. Mrs. White, the mcer
OF deceased, stated That she desired her son dog
his leisure hours from school to embark in th6lo
OF newspapers, in order to aid her in the suprt
OF the family This he refused to do. Either IN
feeling OF humiliation or from other causes, Mo
objected to selling papers and told member tue
family in the morning before going to schoOlnac
II he had knife he might cut his throat, anbnas
he would rather die than sell papers; but I'M
pOrtance was attached to his remarks. An TO-
turning home from school In the afternoon ev1os
fearing thar he WOuld be ordered 70 eelJeWe-
papers, avoided his mother ana, shpping9 up
stairs hung himself as stated. Forty minutllater
Mrs White. in Searching for her son, fold his
lifeess form hanging to his bedroom door, ID cut
the oody down. The jury rendered O veAcS ID
accordance with the foregoing facts. Ian