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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
The Market Monopoly.

The bill which passed the House of Rep
resentatives some time ago, which virtually
abollshes the private market system in the
city of New Orleans, and creates in lieu
thereof monopoly of the business in the
hands of the lessees of the public markets,
has not yet been brought up in the Senate
and the prospect is now that it will not be-
Altogether too fierce feeling of indigna-
tion against the measure has been aroused
among the masses IN New Orleans, ire
spective of party, to justify any Senator in
throwing himself into ,he breach foe the
monopolists.
A public meeting was he'd in Algiers last
week 90 protest against the outrage against
the poor mans larder, and very en-
phatic expression Of feeling on the subject
was given Monday night
If the bill were to take its chances in the
House again, many Representatives who
gave it their support originally would op-
pose it now. They were made to believe by
those interested in the passage of the bill. in
the City Hall and out of it, that the re-
sources of the city would be increased by its
passage. They have since learned the ab-
surd fallacy OF this argument, which was
almost the only one presented
In the year 1873 the market revenues
were sold by the city monthly, aggregating
for the year the SUN Of $259, $685. They were
sold in bulk few weeks ago for the entire
year of 1874 for $500, ,6OO-an increase of
S6o7. In the year 1873 the revenue collect
ed by the city from private markets was
$500; seventy.two markets paying tax of
800 each. This year the license has been
increased to $500, and hence the same num-
bcr of markets would have paid $2l, 900
into the city treasury. By the bill in ques-
ton, however, every one of these markets
would be abolished, thus losing to the city
the sum of $2l, 900, against $6O7 gain on the
sale of the markets for this year over last.
Thus, deducting $607 from $2l 900 leaves
$40, 1893, the amount the city will actually
lose. should the bill now lying in tbs Senate
become law.
And while the city loses thi, amount. how
much will the public lose' But this feature
of the case we need not discuss now. The
matter has come to be pretty generally un.
derstood by members Of the Legislature.
and the friends Of the monopoly are pretty
apt to have their labor come 60 naugh:.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
A LIGHTNING THEATRICAL TRIP
New Orleans to Mobile in 1853 Minutes
TWO PERFORMANCES IN ONE DAY. I40
MILES APART.

The idea OF playing Mr.. Lawrence Barrett
in Mobile at noon, and in this city in the
evening of the same day; taking over and
bringing back an entire company, with the
star; plan conceived by the energetic
lessee of the two theatres-our Varieties
and the Mobile Theatre-Mr T. c. De Leon
and ably seconded by Mr.. T. w. Davey,
manager of the Lawrence Barrett Combi-
nation Company, was consummated yester-
day.
A special train was chartered for the oc-
casion,. and the party, which included a
number Of invited guests, including Hon.
John B. Alley, president of the road and
family, left New Orlea-s at twenty-seven
minutes past seven o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, and commenced the long run of 40
miles to the Gulf city. The train consisted
OF two coaches, drawn by engine No 10, of
tha Mobile and Texas railroad and driven
by the faithful Tom Calvin, eng ineer, and
with Mr.. j. p. Stewart as cond uctOr, all
under the immediate direction of Mr. S. II.
Scranton, superintendent of the road, who
went along to insure necks and enjoy the
fun.
The first three miles through the city,
where speed is limited, was made in ten
minutes. After that the time accomplished
was as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
NEW YORK.
Great snow storm.

SE~ YORK. February 3.-The snow
storm. which commenced yesterday, CON
tinues this morning, but shows signs of
abatement. About five inches have fallen.
The snow in many places badly drifted.
Counterfeit Notes.
Two dollar counterfeit notes on the First
National Bank, Ninth National Bank, Ma
rine National Bank, National Shoe and
Leather Bank, National Bank of the State
of New York and the National Bank Of
Commerce are in circulation. All are well
executed and well calculated to deceive
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
Another man has been made yery haDY

Another man has been made very happy
through the instrumentality of the Lou
isiana State Lottery Company. Joseph
Vincent, clerk of the steamer w. S. Pike,
deposited twenty-five cents with L. Candle
mach, No. St. Charles street, and few
hours afterwards discovered that kindly
turn of fortunes wheel had made him the
proprietor of one quarter of the capital
prize of $5O27 50. And al this happened
last Friday. This was lucky day for the
Vincent family, OF least.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
GRAND FANCY DnE-s, MAsk
AND
FlRBNhN'S BALL
LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY.

!, LOUISIANA HUSE CUWFANY,
faHuNEWALO HALL SATURDAY EVENING,
ary e, 1874, for the benefit of the Relief Fund.
1 aassM w MlrrEB OF ARRANGhMENTS-R II. Bea.
kkaSchsirm IN; jams /. Day, A. J. Stringer, 10
III. Hoinor. H. Scherman, II. p. Buckley, Phil.
IN l,hn Cottreaux
knstets. 81 App ication for Ladies' Invitations
left a. the kngine House. Proposals for rent
III HSt Room and Restaurant to be addr essed
Isi,h BENNKRS, No. Sc Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

Howard Hook and Ladder Company, No.
l3, give their first grand fancy dress and
calico ball, at Jackson Hall, corner of CAL
liope and Clara streets, on Saturday even
ing, February IA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
Tho Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's No.
80 Chartres street, on February 3, stood
as follows: At 8 A. NJ, 46o; at . P. NJ, $50;
at 6 P. ~, SO. Lowest poin: during the
night of February Q. 45o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
BALLS.
OPERA HOUSE FANCY DRESS
MASK BALL

Tia annual Fancy Dress and Mask Ball at the
SptS House Nil be- given MARDl GRAS NIGHT.
,A'aDdant arrangements have been made to make
Iasoae of the most splendid ever given there.
uSaged.
sGaiug has been lief. undone to give this ball
s&eclat. Policemen will be there to preserve
tTht order The dancing floor will be complete.
Lxes' invitation. and tickets can be obtained OF
Gehie, music store, at No. Isl Canal street.
oetlemeu's tic. els, So fel I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

Choice Pittsburg coal delivered in any
part of the city by 3. D. Maclin, No. "a
Csrondelet street, at seveuty-fve cents per
barrel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.

Third week of the charming
LOTTA,
EupI orted by Mir. H. A Locke and Frank Ey1n8
Wednesday Evening, FebruBsy &.
1p6 until further notice
Z1P.
ZIP with songs danrrs har 10 solos, seC.. y0UTA.
fRIDAY-BeIeiit of MISS LOTTA.
SATURDbY-LOlTA MATINEE, at u
IN preparation with new scenery, OLD LONDON.
CARD % wing to the rush for seats tor LOTrA'S
MATINEES the whole DRESS CIRCLE will be-
reserved duiiug her engagement. Admission sev.
enty i've cents
Sineteenth Annual NTurdi Gras Haii.
February ~, 1874
Invitations tor ladies can be obtained at the box
office on application 10 Mr.. p. Gleason, treasurer,
subject to the approv.i. cs the invitation com.
nittee ftA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

CoAL.-R. D. Msclin, No. "a Carondelet
street, is selling choice Pittsburg coal at
ssventy-dve osnts per bsrrel, delivered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

Arrived AT mobile, l4o miles, 1873
This over trip consumed only three hours
and six minutes from depot to- depot, with
q running time of one hundred aud sixty
eight minutes. deducting the necessary
stoppages for wood and water at two sta
tions, which i. the fastest time evee made
from New Orleans TO Mobile.
The trip was one steady putt against
time. and in some of the runs the carriages
almost flew over the steel. freighted as
they were with human souls. Calvin
seemed to have an eye for eyerything-one
on The steam gUags and one ON the look
out ahead, with his hands always on the
throttle valve handles.
Nov anu then would Gene an unearthIy
scream from the steam lungs of the engine,
warning man and beast from Che track for
Thespis had the right of wayo Three lag.
gard cows died horrible death. but the
train still sped on. One of these animals
was thrown high up in The air. and came
with such force against the base of the
smoksstack that the creature shivered tine
headlight lamp tSatoms, and the fragments
flew abroad on the prairies with remnants
,sI' '''" 'o"'-'A'
'''".'
vac 'o""A "' ''o ''eV'. |" "'i.
coue AMI cheer the youn. :rased:an and
i.' ''' AJ'.ineu
.''>' SA0
~ ~, ,I'. w.,
80 g. .raa4sa ..,a !. - .,,", ''
" '' 'n 3'.
"f -" :o"'
"''' '"" ss'
,.,.,,noi ,tn,a,;ot. NJ M-,
DeMaupra. Alexander yitzger;Ii
Ions XIII q My[eusn Met1a',
Gaston... M B. Curtis
Father Joseph P sutton
lllle I Se.mo1r
peClerm nj. .........................R R J. Browne
Jaiis de- Mortimer. Louise Ha"tborns s
Marion dc LoSme...... .....oMiss Josephine Craig
The little theatre wa, crowded with the
tairest and best people OF She citys and
this, too. 3: evening pTiceso Shortly after
twO O'Clock, at the close Of the 9eIfol III ances
the eXcursonists were dined sumptuously
at the Battle House. and took the road
again FOR the return trip at :3:i5, and ~.
rived in New Orleans at G::5, 2. II.
In ample time the company were at cur
Varieties. where Mr.. Barrett again acted
Riche!ie" before large audience. for the
regular evening performance. as if nothing
unusual had occurred. This feat, accom-
plished by an entire company. stands the
most remarkable dramatic feat known.
In this connection it will be remembered
that on the evening of November l3, 1856,
MIR. John Brougham, for sensation, per-
formed in "Ihe Stage Struck Irishman" at
the Bowery Theatre, in New York, com.
mepcing at seven o'clock and terminating
at 80 +. NJ, and Immediately, with a pOr-
- l. l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
GRAND tUCAk. AND iNSTJsEJIENTAI.
CONCERT,

Il
CONCERT.
s.c ,IE HEEs!I!oP TIE wIDow 81 ...i
ATE yHEcruRE '. Ia HACNH.
yERv>EWAi.n HALL.
.S
Friday. Echsuars q. 1874.
PROGRAMME.
.ch .thnoci Ab-n.i. s;,ar. 70!
srsna Duo. 'Tom Nosma. for s1s
Nine. L. Her. and Miss If. W. wilson.
}G..atua. t.om FrrischufI.. We eV
Nine. A b.
sScIoS Solo. from ha.sanelc ............. ui,e ?
Mr. s. ST..
t.o.s S1!1-!JIsseu do Mozat. A.lard
Mr.. Hesch.
j. .:s'.':c.-Tse nab ich eis ssii.hs. .Hshs ing
YARrii.
: Q.E-e,'s-n Sc. ,c. aus dor Haii. .SrcHen
ar from hisnpn Thomas
Concerto for two pianos........C 81. Won Weber
: Basso Solo Wiutsr........ .............. .Kucken
Mr. +. ". Bremen.
:. Soprano "olo-rhe Tear. ....... Gumbert
Mmr. A b.
ousr:eI.e voegelcil Schlummre..
Mr.. p. Greulin..
The .wo Steinway Grand Panoa nave been kindly
furnished by Mr.. Louis Gruneaald. Nos. 49, 20 and
BarOnne street. fel
VARIETIES TIlEATRE......sAL
Mr. MAURICE GRAr....... lessee and Director
ak u. DE ViVO..... business Manager
SALVINI! SALNINI.
The best living aetor.-Robert Browning.
The greatest of all aCtors.-Eew York Times.
The most weIful. artistic and original perform
rthe world has ever seen.-Nep York Herald
NIX GR Al has the honor to announce that Si2nor
TOMASS0 SALVlNl, the illustrious Italian ira
gedian. in conjunction with his celebrated dram
atic company, comprising forty artists, route to
Havana and Mexico, viii appear i'll New Orleans
ior a BRIEF SEASON of dramatic representations,
unsurpassed in the history of arts here commencing
Monday Evening, February q,
/ When will be produced the romantic drama.
INGOMAR-ul FigliO delle Selve.l
| Savini is the ideal son of the forest. The tri-
mph as complete and the ovation enthusi.
stic as those which he won in "Othello.r-New
llork Herald
TUESDAY, Februafy lo-The new and thrilling
lrama by Giacometti, author of Elizabeth" en-
i,tled
LA DIORTE CIvILE-(Civil Death
d which Salvini has won his greatest triumphs
His death scene in "Morte Civile' stands alone
ae history Of arts in Amerca.-New York Times.
1 WEDNESDAY, February IL
| OTnELLO.
The greatest Othello the world has ever seem
harl0tte Cushman
FRIDAY
FRANCESCA DA RIMINI.
sUNDAY-The great tragedy
SAMSON.
Reserved seats So aud ST 50, according to !oca-
on.
Admission, ST.; gallery, fifty cents; quadroon
0Ges, seventy five cent.
Sale of seats will begin on Thursday at the box
fnce, where lbrtttos are for sale ja3l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

r. c DE LEON. .soAE LEsSEh
T. W DAVEl ............................ .hANA"s sh
FAREWELL PERI sRMANCES
LAWRENCE BARRETT.
Wednesday Evening, February 4,
Only performance OF
THE LADY OF LYONS.
lawrence Barrett as...............C Claude Melnotte
Thursday. February >,
IN response to constant demands from those pre-
vented by the rain of Monday from seeing that
ROSEDALE.
RJ,iott ....LAWRENCE BARRETT
Burberry Kcb'c... JOHN l. hAlMoNO
Friday. February 8,
FAREWELL BENEFIT or MR.. BARRETT
only night of
JULIUS CESAR.
:AsSIUs BY Mr. BARRETT in addition to which role
he will d. liver the famous Antony Grafton ever
CesiS's body.
eSnturday Nisht.
.ssk.!:AREWELL PERFORMANCE. Mr. BSr .s::
= i.ismagniiicent rendition o.
:lINSS LEAF.
A.syvt.sAfi ~ " hich has been yiAlnirHo-s =. az.
maudad
Wednesday, Eebruary 8
S.e...y. Ss lock, GRAND LADIES MATISEG-:.s.
time of
THE: DUkE'S MOTTO.
Garurday-Grand Farewell Matinee.
For the last time
ROSED DAL r..
Lawrence Barrett for the last time, po. ..vs., a
Sp3 New Orleans as Elliot GRAY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16
stat. Central Comnitte
R-pubiie.n state Platform.

Th. rni.n R.n.hie., marty nj Nevada I'm
Convention assembled renswinr its pledges Of
dsyotion IN the ConstisntIon Ard l.r, OF the
psss,.I Goyenmsnt' hsr,b, Announce N.
nlatfnrm 10 Inc peonle a. foIl1ws:
Pssyrs5 .PIr.f ,,e ye,nirm the prinei-
ME. and poliey Of thc Repuslican party az
snuneisted by its last National Convention;
We. AMI Ne esneei,ny commend The yIgor
ma ,orcc h, whleh IA ..intsIned he Union.
.hoii.hsa .l.yerv ana .erpr,d canal civil and
%pol,tieal rivht. 10 ali ~fitirens We demand that
these rights be sniorsea BY appropriate, legi.;
enIoyment IN thelr yieAt. We demsndo of our
o.tie ...n,. ad.a,, a. ,h.i, n,tnrInl.s. the
konss, r,ecn,ion ~ IN. ries,.s ms1s 10 the
pabhc; purty. i~nssrriiy and economy in the
a,sena,gs ., 80. S... gu "a na,,.h.
msnt n tho.s -. yiolsts any on their oblign.
lions.
seeona-ns, "a heartily lnoor,e the last
Republican Obncress In repeating the law In.
eressinr ensisi salaries; IN reduefng expenses
nv MOI. ,ssn seooonoCo: In suceessfaily re-
~.f.tinr All iob.: IN aboishing the extrsvsgant
.oys-.nsnt of he Dlstict or Columbia. and In
ss1ns,In. ssn.e. generaIiy- vhereby The Re
paessxa psr,y has proved Itself 10 Be- worthy
o. sossihnsr s,ppo'. " sa1 psslpas,s tia, m.
s-sS,, =, ~. ro,r,,x IA ARMY w.lntsIned In
go, ,h., n. -eommsreisl and indpstriai lnter.
80 n.x NJ, snses inin,, nv the nnetnstion on
y.lss. OF By imPainns tss deEr.. o. confidence
su,,sSn ~ ean scon 40 ~.
49, n.,n,. snr,.n
os.sa W 49,. ,,A. .,..,,oo NJ
pesnnssn, as MA ,s,,r a. ss,.hIi.hiny 4
sIIsss., n..,on. ~ IN. n.n,s,ni,x IN re-
psIis.a sr.,i,n,Ion.
Ppansh = hons., ,,,et,e.l .hor .houl b.
80 1870 mai r,vsrS IN snnport
p,o.estss y 80. 49, ~ ,.,,.ion ~ an,
oI sn,eL 49, .,,h ~. emri,. III chin. In
treaty reIatlSus WI ny .uP,ss nIa..rn
sneh q manner AZ 10 aissounsgs tne immtgrs.on
OF . servhe enss o. eooreSs. ~ surn 49,
lation as wiz s>taaliy prohlelt the importation
Of deprsysd p.rson. Tom soro, a.. ,.,,,,x
sith-Tnat We ~ opPossu ons srsn
By our County. STATE or Federal eove,na,enu
OF subsidies or grans o'nei so'.
pcs.tsss .,,,.e,.,. IN. .av.p.
Sevcntn-Is waiis s-..ss :, ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2ii.
U. 4. survey No. p5.

TT 4. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
UsNevada. October 8, 1874. -Noilce l. h,rcby
given that the Green Gold and Silver Mining
Company. q corporation organized under the
laws of the State OF California, having. lie poet
ONCE address and principal pace OF business
At San Francisco. California, has, by w. W.
Tnrney, the agent thereof and q stookholder
therein. this day made application for United
States patent for sixteen hundred and thirty. six
1856 linear feet OF the Green Lode. In Gold
lin and DEVILS GATE Mining Districts, being
partly In Storey and partly. In Lyon county.
State OF Nevada, with surface ground three
hundred 600 feet IN width, extending In =
southerly direction nom the mouth Of the said
Company's tunnel, at or near the northerly end
Of the claim, along the Hue OF said vein or lode,
and embracing the zane. with. all lts dips,
angles and variations. to any depth and through
out liz entire width and depth. although the
same be found 10 enter land adjoining: the said
claim or u. \. Survey No. 95 being described
upon the surface by the plat and field notes on
die In this once ~ follows. viz: Beginning al
Post No. I, about 200 feet westerly from the
Dcyil's Gate TolLroad, and whence the quarter
section corner on the south llne OF Section .,
Township l6 north, Range 81 east. Mount
Dlablo meridian. bears north IL degrees west.
distant I. Is0 feet; and running nom said Post
Louis COMPANY. survey, Lot No. e.. south ii
degrees east 2T6 feet TO Post No. 2; thence
south itA degrees east ! .3ls feet TO Poet No. 81;
thence youth s2h degrees west $40 feet To Post
No. 4; thence. fourth course. north TX degrees
we-t 1866 feet TO Post No. 8; thence north
san degrees east III feet to Post No. I, the
place OF neutrality-suspicious. 10 sSlOO acres
OF land, Situated In east half Section s. Town
ship 10 north. Range 81 ea,t, Mount Diablo
meridian.
Coarres and bearing. expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation. IGN degrees
THE ". Loui. claim. Lot No. 81, A. surveyed,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. oa3.


U. .. survey Ma. AZ and 20 A asd 20 u.
TT g.. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
u. New. september II. lsl4.- Notice 10
hereby given that the GLOBE CoNSoL
existing under the laws ofthe State Of california,
having lts postoficc address and principal place
Of business at San Francisco, Cal, has BY p. NJ.
Thsyer, Its Superintendent. this day made ap-
p~lication for patent for 1nteen hundred Il ,ao)
linear feet Of the Utah lode, bearing gold and
ea.tetiy and $50 feet in 4 southwesierly direc.
lion from Post No. l Of u. b. Survey or Lot No.
Is and u "a, with surface ground containing
~ 6s-iO0 acres embraced In said Lot. No. t3And
70 A and 70 d, situate In Gold Ilil Mining Dis
trict. storey county, State OF Nevada, and de-
tcribed In the plat and feld notes on fle In
this once a. follows, viz:
beginning for the description Of that portion
Of the claim Officially designated a. Lot No.
IS and 70 A." At Post No. !, being southeast
corner OF Arizona Company's survey. Nos. II
and g. whence the quarter lection corner on
20 east, NJ. d. NJ, bears south ~ deg. east,
| distant 205 feet; thence nom said Post No
north bik deg. wet 100 feet to Post No. o;
| thence south 3ok deg. west $50 feet TO Post No.
3; thence south ak dee; east hoy feet 70 Post
feet to Post No. S; thence south 90 deg 20 min.
east 200 feet TO Post No. Q; thence north ak
leo east eOsk feet 10 Post No, Z: thence north
az Acc ca.t 4 ot9x feet 10 Post No. g: thence
nos,b bix deg west 500 feet 10 Post No. o;
49,. .ar,h ssI dey xe.t fb0 fcet IN Post No
,nVnns 49, ~ ks,Jrr,nc co,t.ining N Kim
M' Rrse, na,tIcn ~ IA claim Je.ignsied
acr.ri Va n nj" he,nc IN. mill si,e tarcn
~. L.oot,t, ~, ,o;;r,nn n,smise. hs,ng de,cribed in
WA ~, .nd ssld noias AZ follows. viz: Ne.
ginning 2. ro,t Nc; !. esing xb ros, mo no o Sn LS,
no talnu ~ ~ ~, in. ~ sec,,on I, lawn
Nm IN nnrtS rance 20 east. M b. NJ, hears
nnnn,s,h ~ A." rs mn. we.t. distant 2iT feet |:
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NOTICE.

no AUGUSTUS yRSDER, TANQU0T,
i VINCENT and JOHN ylGNOT, greeting
hereby demand Of you the several smounls
set opposite your names. as follows; YOU
Augu.iu. Yender,, $3.50 % o. you. IA Ta ~ sna
John Vicuot, $3.50 20, In United states geld
coin, dus BY yon, a. your proportion ., 1ns e oi
In, certain mine and Qrartz lode. known -
The Boulerand claim. located October sth, 1853,
situated at the head Of Spring Valley. wet OF
The Carson road. Lyon county, State OF Nevada,
and { hereby give you notice that unle,. .sid
amount Of money charged 10, and expended oy
me, r~eyeraliy for you. be paid Into M. hands.
At my ofioe. Room No. 10, Odd Fellows Build
Ing, In the city, Of viireinia, BY yon 81 OF De.
fore the expiration OF ninety 90 days nom
ds,e hereof. your interest in rsid Bouierand
mine win be taken possession Of by me. CO.
owner Of said Boulerand claim. and your rights
and interests in sald mine or quartz claim Tor.
fsited according to law In such eases made and
provided. ~ scuvv,
Virginia City, Storey county, Nevada, July
18th. is7t. yia"a
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scssei Trustess- yirsiniai
y. G. LORD,
w. n. HIcKOK,
Il. J. PAsMORI,
AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS,
X. HURD.
school Director.-Goid Hilii
DIR. W. O.
n. v. H~AZRI.TINR,
r. q. TAYLOR.
cell I'd
pIatform and R,selntIons.

Platform and Re solutiona
~ .cour,,,.s IN Platform aud Resolution,
me oomna1 u.a~,na whIss r.rs U"snIm,
reported the which "eie uhan'm'
ously adopted:
The RenpblIe.ns Of Storey County, in Con.
ventiop as.embIed, Resolved, that
-. VA. p...,r..n n.,,v N, s,o,.x .o,,.
furt-ln hepsnN 1880, 80.
", IN sppeanls .,,h rhtsh 4, 10. n, AZ
OF that eonnue.Sc WIZ ~. y, ~ re- 49,
many years been honoreu. Iv,.I, ,otnc nIs'ory
OF the pssthr an amy We. my ~ 81,
pseted IN the IntnIe; k,onous iseo,u oI
The past nfteeu Year., nlled Win greAt aeeus IN
behalf Of the whole people, furnishes abundant
Justification OF inc parry Gain 10 continued
control.
second-That AZ no time slnee N close OF the
rebellion has grsster nseu eais,eu 10y ,ne su-
Premsey Q, ne nspaunesn p'Isy ~ sumln'
i%strstion o. the gosernmep,. hsen.s if.nspif'
Ing daily denon.tta,s ,nAl tne ennnlet com.
meoced 70 Uphold ana keep pureh Ispuohean
iorm OF goteInu.ut ny wv hn,sneu, anu
ihat 70 nonsesn ~ ~, VIE oe sa.ey
intfus,ea ehcept " Va bsIy "s,nose eo'ne'
s'Tpd = In Pw.,sent Grant We reeovnl,.
. lnrt ana Ieatiess .niei naglstnIe. Mnose
adnfinl.'rsuo nas oeen agIeat sueees,, and '.
sntlI!eu to we suppoI, 10y ,,uo Io,s, %,
noer.y .'e'' o"' e'''' f'p"""eA"
gVvrernnemnTf1, w. o,no.. o,,h., .,,.la,.. N
roui,n-lhs We opRoso la,,n,, supai !, '. 70
railroads, and declare ior eqnai 'Ahauon OF All
kinus R,opV,,yi nam. vho,. ,..,,.
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1871, n ne sr,,o rnnnc, Somnsnx ~ AZ,
&c. M n,a.ns,i,y of this sonn,y Ia, in m.
sn.Y eamnis,isn ~ the su,ro ,nnneI Nc snnrr.
hs,A min .nd ~de,turtion 10 Inc nro' neri,r M
.assa. W esnno, r,cs. on, avs. ,n,h.
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W mon M. neonie and We pyr,nilv saIl
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.po,.xs, hrsins.. ,,sae or cecnns,ion snd
ssse.u- ~. r%oli,ts.I hI.s 10 -.sron.iv enn'
s ssSs M asny,P 10 which thew arc eYpos.d~a
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-16

And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 2sth day OF
August, 1874, 20 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary viii be sold
at public auction. at the once Of the Company,
Room 81 iiAywsrd's Building. 40 California
street. San Francisco. Cal, on MONDAY, the
18th day OF October, 1874, at the hour OF O'Clock
r. n. 81 such day, TO pay delinquent a-sess'
menis thereon, together with costs OF adyer
tising and expenses OF the ale.
n. q. RIBBE. Secretary.
once-Room No. 81, Hayward's Building. 90
California street. San Francisco. Cal. reetd