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, 1874-12-22

TIE ALTON 4 sr. LOUIS CASE.
Judge Corydon II. Boekwith, Gcnosnl Solicitor
Of tue Chicago & Alton Ralroad. rotumoa from
Washington yesterday, having succeeded iu satia-
factorilr adjusting the difficulty Of his roud In
regard TO taxeu claimed to DO yos due to the Gov
oytiment, Judge Beclwith ueys that the dtll-
culty afoso from tho fact that there woro various
constructions M to tho expiration Of tho llcyonuo
lau OF 1866. While 1nnny claimed tilat tho law
oxplrod Jan. ], otl,ors ngain contendoa that 1t
did nor expire until August, 1870 and 'loucs tho
claim. Tho gupremo Court como t!uo ago de-
cidcd TINT tho LAM expired April, 1870. Tie
road to avoid diiicultioD, offered. in accordance
with tho ahoyo dccleion. to pay tho tax, which
amounted to 77,217.77, aud tho Commissioners
finally decided to accopt tho offer. Shortly
aftor tlo return OF tho Judge. q Govern
1uant officer called on tho Company tor
formal returua as required by tic Commissioner.
The returns wara ninlo out nna ha1idod to him.
They wiil have to ho forwarded to Warrington
for approval, aud when again prelonted will bo
promptly paid.
RAILROAD EARNINGS. .
OF tM enty"ono railruaas reporting oGrnlngs for
November. III but tno show MI Increase. M
compared with. November OF last year, When;
condition resulting from the panic. Tie ayer-
ago earnings por milo OF the 9,003 ,nlloB
roportiug were $3.50. against e54o
III 1873, tue il,ctease being about
proEross since tho pnuio, they luyo got to 70
about two and half tiIes ~ tar bo1oro they
ypach tho prosnnrity Of 1872. OF the seYonteen
roads reporting for tho eleven mouths OF tlta
year, Fix SHOW an ncroaao II, total earnings, but
only throc in earnings per mile. On tho n.y.
erage, thora has boon decrease Of 5bs per cent
iu earnings per ,nito-frou S7,0o4 TO eG,G55
pAEsEN0ER AATl:s ON THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
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In order 10 glyo tho patrons OF llH thcatro u
decided change, Afr. nooloy brought CIT tho
groat rosonrco OF Waltaek's Theatre, New York,
untitled l'ho Voscran,' last oyauna, and Il
more astonisled collection Of natises TIM, tlogc
who faced tho curtain OIL 1ts final dcgcent 1t
would 10 difficult to ilut. 1t would bo
ALMOST aorlolis I'LL undertaking 10 look for tao
plot Of "Tho Toteran." It wouil 10 impossible
to give to tho reader any adequate idea Of this
extraordinary competition, for in ax nets tho
authora hayo succeeded in exhibiting almost
oyery phase OF tho drama, a,-trasody, melodyana,
comedy, spectacle, FARGO, mud ncgfo-minglreiav,
II opcna with two acts Of legitimate comedy.
whoSe, SPARKLE is absolutely dazz!iug,
but tho oE'orycscenco accIu1 to exhaust
tho vitality Ut tho piece. and Oh tho
opening Of tho third net "TIlo Veteran" be-
ginb its couotary career, launching wildly out
potus III Ills hypcrboilc courso, mud bringing up
absolutely nowhere In tho celestial economy.
TowardB tho cloao its plot becomes u tclcacopic
object Of .nalEaiilcant interest," but any hopes
Of It'll ultimate return to tho regions
of roBsiblo computation, aro bl1ghtod by
the finale. Tho two first nets GiVo promise Of
ono Of tho chcotiost, most bustling over
auting Of tho piece in coatinea exclusively to
them. With the exception Of Mr.. aaush,ly uud
Hiss Hawthorne, who onter only with tho third
net. there il nothing moro Of the legitimate left
Tho few moments Intervening betTeen tho con-
cluaion Of the drama aud tho hour Of gog to presa
aye too brier for Ut extended notico. But II ono
wants to have Etni,s, mud Frouchnen. asll teul-
peranco lectures. aud willows, and lrIshmen, aud
whisky, and scraglios, mud romance, and scelory,
and rant, anl colnody, aud draBses, and spangles,
aud low comedy aud nolodraula, and aatin
tllocs md daggers, aud Irritation. mud romp,
und rsycly, aud ineompreheuable situations
mixed up 10 that nobody can distinguish ono of
tlloHo from anothor, and laugh ti4 ones aldoa
acho over tle mixture then GO by oil means. and
laugh ut Tho Votoran." Laugh Mt tho weeks
ness Of the human intellect in bunting fur n
tangible reality; at tho vanity Of the effort to co.
sitor einslo scono Of tlo last four acts oven
motoly possible, anu laugh ut tho ovidont
amusement tho piceo given the ectors. They
know 10 moro about tho psece than
tho audience. and wlloro t. cir blind confidence
in tho Providence which .:aco evolved order
from chaoa il not fearful aud pathotto, it III
wildly ludicroas. Eyan tho care-woyn theatre
goor OF ton years constant nightly attendance
Gun merely yield himself to tho nbsurlity of tho
thing, aud laugh. "Tho Veteran" oyercomos
| tia veteran.
, 1874-12-22
TRANSPORTATION.
Victory Of tllo DanyiiIo l. Viuccnnes
Railroad Company.
Protest Agoinst High Charges OF
Sloeping-Oars.
miscellaneous Items.


THE DANVILLE & VINcENNEs.
IT Will. NOT DE ENJoINED ENOat TAXING THE Gill;
CAGo RournERS.
Tho Chicago, Dauyi11a t. Vinconncg Railroad
Company necmn to havo almost Gs mitch trouble
in trying to gct possession Of tho Chicago Il
Eouthot1, Railroad Company Of though 1T wcro
attompting to swallow the illinois Coutrui but
u ray cf encouragement wGss given 1t yesterday
morning by Judge Tnrwoll. nd>probably ero
THU 1t lac nlaBticatcd tho desired morsot. About
eix weeks ago ]. i. Brown tlloa bill In tho
Superior Court, and obtained m Injunction re-
ntralnins the Chicago, Danvillo Il Vincennes
lsailroad Company from taking possosnlon OF
tho Chicago s. Southern Rairoad, Oh Which
brown claimed 4 lion for work dono and mate
rlals furnished. Il wcok ngo this injunction
was dissolved. 4 few ilayH aftor Bernard
Loowenthal filed bill In tho Circuit Court,
stating that ha hnd a40,000 Of bonds
Of tho ohicngo5 Danyillo Il Vinconnea
Railway Company, q part Of which road had
subsequently boon built under the nnmo Of tho
Chicago Il Southern Railroad. md alleging TIM.
Iie Interests would aui1er it thu Chicago, Dan-
tako possession Of tho Chicago i Southern
1foatl. He also mixed for an injunction and
yesterday Tho motion wau partly argded. but be-
foro conclusion Judge Fnrwell iatima:od that lao
therefore. was withdrawn. Tho JudGo sud
that, oven by tho allegations of tho
bill, sufficient cauao wuH not shown
to necossitnto an injunction. Tho Southern
iload ,fan worth iu tho no,ghbolhood of s20o 900
sir. Lnowenthal aud another Ind lien for
about 1900, nnd there wero also lions for
work, otc., to tho amount OF potl,aps s40001
more, but oven thono combined would not equal
one-tals tho value Of tho road, ana It did not
seen, rs though conlpaiuautH SECURITY would be
endangered, nor did 1t seem equitable uuder tho
present cifeumBtancaS OF tho case to stop tue
present ioeseo from taking posuoeHion.
, 1874-12-22

road Atisalon and tho church sunlay-school. II
Was well attended III spite OF tho unpronsslng
weather uni numerous attractioMH elsewhere.
1t ought to ltayo been oyou hettor attended. tho
entertainment being Of I. nrst-clnna order, loth
in so'eetsoh and performance. Mr. I. '. Fsas~
LOT played MoyofpaorH "Marcb Aux Tla''-
boalx III q very superior mannor, and W.
rfattona ind Fugno III IT," compoaed BY him:
Helf Mira. HayenH BaMg Luzzi's "hvo Maria i"
carefully md vol; 5Iru. Farwoll BENG tho
Tyroloso aong. and Atr. Sloan tho aria, "hhnl
on aamro's fertile PlainB?" A couple OF quar-
tettcs aud trio by tho excellent choir oi tho
Second Presbyterian Church. given III Lie n1oAs
admirable n,nl ofeetiyo ntylo, completed tho
vocal 1art Of Tho programme.
Mr.. q. A.. IIayonn played aolcotions from
"LoheuErin," tho audante aud ii,lalo from hts
own 0iIortoriilnl IN 4 fiat, and ysyo a!so his
original variations on 1luylns LYNN, "Gotl
proAoryo, tho Empnror," III n lnanser which
showed tho results Of careful and conscientious
study.
, 1874-12-22

appointments thereto Of MunrnEy, law-par!nor
Of NlArr CARPENTER that tho now President
uaa tho uu:hor Of certain libelous articlea
n;ainst Attorney General BLoAa tito Hon. W.
=. LrSpE, and SAMUEL n1Npsgorp. aud that for
such matnanagomont llo ought to be removed.
1lo therefore praya for tho cancellation Of tho
ntocls fravldulouty fssuod. nnt, tho appointment
of Receiver. It Is oxpooted that something
Interesting will bo developed.
, 1874-12-22

Frnncl, cnrors n ,nuttitudc nf aim 1,nrtfcr,nr1v
IN n cn,,n,rv ,yhcro n ia mi ronoro1Iv ,,nf;er.
~ co"n.tY "neio ~ 10 Nv b'tola1Iy uaaet-
stoou. 1crhhPs thas IL WHY fFencH opora hHa
always been 30 popular In America. At all
oycnts, tho popularity shows 10 signs of waning;
f>,oro ,ynu crnw1c1 1,onuo ot thn acaile,nv Inst
"'sus W ssom ~ Ha l,4o w '"Au,.s'o t.. nH'1
Tor tno 1oftletn or ntt1otn tlme. 1ho opeih ID
pretty enough md wicked enough to vic with
any Of Olrenbach'p in public favor. AZ tho pur-
nose Of ouora toufro is mainly to burlcso1o yir-
no7' ~ ~ Wv" ,s,,,. ~ s,..,1" :. ..D.n J.;
.uo' la e'4io uo 4AAa''1o t1'Bo' ~ wv"
III advance OF somo Of lts contemporaries.
Time: TINT OF Darras and 2Tatlumo Ta!lien;
nconn. Revolutionary: dran,atis persona: q
,,rnsons,or,1 1rot,, =, omoiour d,tto. ~,
p.olepa'onal suao; ~ ""' ..s.s.,. aa'o' ,,.,' -"
ha7ehtnfoas ssseet-slhSar; intriguing l1lnls.
tors y daughter born to = lno:hortw years. and
lpf after the death Of tho husband, and renro1
un1or tbo foz,or}nr curo or thu Market Of tho
innoce'''s' 1ues'' WIN ''ahs.aaea useei,stoHs.
auggcstlYo aituntlons. tho lHacisions pleasing Of
h2ns or twu, sho ca...can, a,ld Tue naza u alry
noth1nEs that make up TUG lhaMItaoio huIaof of
tunty to three french tbrott'ats Mho ,tnitea 10
flsa! 4lesSo hlla Lecoe9, "ho nas chuSnt tue
eI,lr1t OF oheiipaell: ING music IL indeed
q moro courageous Aaiiu, ~ possipto'
than ouennacns, aiso Alle' Alnee
ana her eonlrefes came somownas oltener
she nlfs ol tne oEela "ouW po nuonea
II tho paFors and WhAtod in tho ~; atreoto &C., WITH
t!le sanlo ihdclat'eaole 1naussTy gnu t1le samo
nnfEytan;io tneasnfe as hae ;saiasaM aaas1S. 1
As II r. thoto ~ az n1t at ian,larty anlnE lke
M ooa5a!o taranGnoaL Tug lnaGo, Wcn "o leeos
laze NJ QUO catcnes 1le 'fToslsEpio tenlpo OF
french nancu
0lllo. Alneos troupe mas neon nmoss ontlrols
roogGanizea, WIN tho execution ol tno cnosns;
o. confso ttfo e'iotnR ~ al"hse tne shme, uh LUG
wholo, poehaps tAefo III ati improvement, tuough
md!yt!lal conapafisooe mtg!it bo 1lIaae oalous.
a. Aoiotz' sne now tenor, WI not no 10 great
layorlse rs IL. Sutealt "as. .la aoes nos sals 30
wcil. doos not thaNe go Mueh OUT OF tno 'oi9o
no las, aud III not 10 sptight'y M ac:or: uo
sasos thngs 100 o. 'neh a. geI @ tor "a tao MfGncn
esegoi tnore Is alEhity apohs hlnl 70 Tiseh wo
nro utaecuston,ed IN bonffe.opera. We should
10 soon expect to aee na.'es ~ antics IL to
grave se9no o. TO on esnecs genuine. hearty aun
from II. Koiletz. Tue part VI l'on!pon,et-per-
| lnps tue pest nalo chnraeter IN tho play-waa
takon ny II. Mf1Sottl "a tfclcllh!nh o. eofalceh
anteccaeh,s). Wno Was sups1ltnloo 1or ~;
soiaud. lilo gentleman dowh on sAo VII
ior u. ~. AfrRosu pa9ea nna haans
Wy Palt "et ean6 octtel, W. NY .He;iuIa ~
think. aud acted bottor Wo Kho", tl1a1t tho leat-
, 1874-12-22
Some Of The M0Bt Extraordinary Bargains
CYor offered 1S f0|1OWS..

500 Llnmn Lace Earloos at 60 ots., worth
s1.25.
a6o Iimoric!s 1nno 1Ianfa., linon lawn con-
tres, TO cts enoft, worth from 81 10 LEO.
100 dog. af}-linon Hem stitch Hdkfa., l2ho
oach, n bargain.
100 t'oz. Genta' Iiuon Fey Border Hdkfs.,
30 ots., hnlf price.
Largo assortment Lat1ios' md Qout's mi.
tfa1 Ed:ets at astonishing low pricos.
llloEsnt line Of Real Thread, Point Ap-
pl14uo, and Point GguGo Lace Collars, re-.
dueod In prico one-third for this occasion.
Rioh assortment neal Lace Bn7pos and
Ildkfs. ut d Enoritlcc.
Guapuro snd Thraad Eanou md Lnce Capes
worry cheap.
Fancy Goods Of all kinds, Dos1:s, Work
gozes' Albums, Isnd-IAicrors. Jet Garnet
Jowo1ry, Pocket Books. Toilet Goodu, and
ohoico Imported poriurncriea.
-Children's Fur 6ots from 81 up to CHOICE
Ernltno, Lamb, Grebo, and f3t,uirrol.
Largo couoignment Of Lcdsca' Iturs, in
MIMI, Lynx. Seal, and other fashionable Turs
soalnh1n Jacaota and 9ots ut very low
prices.
Bargains in plain Beaver and Bonded
C]oaxu.
Dargains in Hosiery and Gents Turnish-
dnE Goods.
BARGAINS in Gloves aud oorsots ns heroto-
foro advertised.
Another feouh lot of those astonishing
A%Aoe2 ~1V<Ank I'll tl0 QauEHG [nUl3a% ut 0nll
former pricoa.
English morinos, dark colors. 25 otsyd.
t'ronch Merinos, reduced from 50 cta and
81 to SO cts I'd.
iich Fronoh 8er1es, PoplinB, Dingonals,
and Can1el'o Hafr Cloth, greatly reduced.
Elegant printed Cashmere Morino3 for 81.
formerly a:1.75.
Special Durgains In B1aol Alpacas End
D1ec1< Cashn,eres,
Choioo afaatlos rich 3G-inch Lyona aros
drain EvoninE silku, reduced from So and
1850 to s1.5o yard.
Heavy, rich, satin tinial-B1ac!k Gros Grains
Sl.50 yard. formerly s2.25.
Very ric1 and ole.nut Black Lyons 9rpH
Graina, s1.75, worth 3a.75.
Guinet's aud otl1or bost nlalzers riche8t Br1s
Lyons Gros Grains, lower than can bo
bought elsewhere.
Tor this week only VIC oRor Cloak Volvcts
as follows:
So quality fno 90 Inch Velvets for $5.75.
&9 quality 1ine 23-inch Velvets Tor $3.50.
Gl2 quality fine Lyons Volveta for $3.50.
S15 quality 0tl.ailE Lyons Velvets for Sla.
AichoSt grades IN sanlo proportion.
h1no 9ormaa @ and Baraaley Demask Table
=; ;Eq9,,broiserod 2 2, h md Tapestry Piano opd Ta~
TN pavc r1a n11 A-E, ri rnryr1
, 1874-12-22

Purchasers wishing to save money
md please their frionds, should not
finn to inspect both goods end prices.
, 1874-12-22

ORGAN U0N0NNr.
4 concert was given laas asontng III the Fisat
rssBb5sss1an Church tor ths buueQs OF tus I,hll4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR Patent.
NOTICE no. .34
U. 4. sarvsy No. 90.

TT q. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
", Nevada. May n, 1915. Notice IL
hereby given that Y. Schroeder. John y.
Kaneen, Benz. w~hlteman, John Deininger, NJ.
]. Franklin and q. Mooney. whose P~ost-onioc
address 10 at Virginia City, Storey county, Ne
vada, have made application for United states
feet on the Mooney and whlteman lode. Moo
neg and whlteman C~onpsny's claim, Devils
Gate Mining District, Lyon county, Nevada.
extending $50 feet In q northerly direction from
the location Of post No. !. along the limo o. said
vein or lode. and embracing tbs anne With al
ACE ground 60 feet In width. and described On
the plat and Geld notes on flo in my ondce -
follows. to-wit: fl.r
Commencing at post No. I, located about 20
feet west OF the Virginia and Carson Toll Road,
a which point Mount Lincoln bears south tsh
degrees east. The Mooney and whitemsn
shan bears north o?k degrees east iC5 feet dis.
tant thence running, hr-t course.e cast NO
feet. To post No. 2; thence, second COURSE
north $50 ieet, 10 poet Nc. 8; thence, third
course-wert coo feet. TO post No. Z thence.
fourth souih 40 feet. to post No. ., at
which point the Y section corner ON the west
east. Mount Diablo meridian, bears south 2
degrees east l,y3i feet thence, nnh course
east 800 ieet, 10 post No. !, tho place OF begin.
ming. containing 0 2e-lOo acres.
Courses expressed from true meridian, with
. magnetic variation Of 10 degftss ~ minutes
east.
This claim adjolns the Dayton No. Q claim
upon the north, aud i In the vicinity 0f the
Columbia. Daney. Ncmnon and Brooks claims.
The location IL recorded In book &c" Mis-
ccllaneous, on pages Cos aud Jo6, Of the mining
records Of said lewis Gate District, kept al
the once OF the County Recorder VI Lyon
county. In the State Of Nevada.
my26 tsJd ADOLPIIUS WAITE. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE 40. $3.50.


TT 4 itSn uERIi!p 'raItsuN CITY
s New. MAY ,, isiI-Noi,ee /. bereb,
,,iy.n liza, The snu,b I,om.,oct Cold ana Silver
Nin,ng Comnan, roSnnr.,is, orvsnIzsd and
ssi.,Ir, mae X. IaS.or H. STATE m Isiifor
MA wSo.s no., o1,rs Adde'S and nrinrinaI
nis.. ~ hu.Ir... 10, ssn y,snrisen Isaiiipr.
pis b., by NJ n.a w Ro.er. H. snnerin.
,cnd.n, ,his dsy mads ,nnli,aiion for naicnt
nv i,,n ,han.anJ ~ ann Iknp.a, Zee, of ,bs com.
.taer iobe hssrin, .oli and silver ,bs .amr
.s,.ndirs ,.sa s .unda 20 aao, linen, les, In a
san,hs,ix n, son,Ssss,.,,, ,II,.c,ion nom the
.oa,ts.. ,s,,v h",,n,is,v TX, ~ ~ 4 snry,y M.
M az ibr Rrho lod.' Win sn,fsce ,ronnd ron.
tainInc in ..i0o arr.. a. heyeinan,r described
.,,naIs In i%,.xiI,s t!.ie wlninc Di.triei' In tbe
conn,,.. ~ Iyan snd s,"ray aud s,s,e oT Ne.
,.ja an5 Jas.rJhad In ~. 81, and solJ poia-
", ,n al. ~, - III. aeas. sa nnniI,pnas s 4. "N1 ''
Ra,innin" Al no.i M i ioca,ed nm we.,
..tn ~ unlj ca,.p"n st ~ aop ia,, sautb a,
BIZ o. y III, oahy1n, I no. ~ zee. c,ian so ~
~ an ,.s"; ,Ine ~ ssc,,dn q rrovnshin IA
aa,,h u"n,. ii -, Nm, nI,hi, m.,idisn
no..' as,s - 49,. ~, Les,.n, IN a..,'
go Nm I'm .ssIS -, a., '. a a, eaY,s'
noS,b M dsrrce. eas, "a feet 10 nos, No q,
,h.ne. second conrss -po,,h 40 a,.,yccs wr.t
."ss s., s ,o nn., W. n. ,bnncc ,S,,a coare"
no,,h "a d,s,,,c. ~ winn,.s ~e,t i ia 6sst 10
no n 4. ,s.,c. ann,,b co,,.e amin az a..
ross "a mlnni,s wes, sSo fsc, ,o maj No q.
,hsn.. am ca,,".-.nn,b "a ie,,... M min
uenes, W. ' w., y, nna, NJ ss..h.n.s .in,h
49, nn,,h Y, ,,Dro. ss., On sae, alan.
me nor,herIy poSnaaiy o. Emlgrsh, SomEanys
.n.n ,vy .'.cn,n' IN IN $500 y, minnts.
go, n,o TO-, s,o,r s..,s,,x I,n,,J.,y ~ En,i.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
MEETING.


NOTICE or A MEETING OF TIE STOCK.
IN holders of the Virginia and Truckcs Rail.
road Company The undersigned Stockholders
Of the Virginia aud Tnekes Railroad Com.
pany. owning and holding more than one. fourth
OF the stock OF said Company. hereby give
notice that q meeting OF the Stockholders OF
said Company Il called by US and will be- held
A. The Office ef the Company. In the city Of vir.
ginia. Storey county. Nevada, on TUESDAY,
the Sth day OF June, 1874. at the hour OF 10
o'clock moon Of said day. to take such action
a. may be deemed exptdlent In relation TO the
Indebtedness OF said Company, and particularly
In regard 10 i-suins bonds Of the Company for
said Indebtedness, and executing q mortgage
upon the property and franchises Of the Con.
pany TO secure tho pa, ment OF such bonds.
Dated, this 9th day OF June. 1874.
WILLIAM SHARON,
ID. q. MILLS,
T.. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
A. N. EDGINGTON, Trustee,
q. W. HAZLETON, Trustee.
JAMES X. RICE.
II. N. YBRINGTON,
II. l.. BLISS, Trustee,
TnoS. II. WILLIAMS,
just I'd stockholders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
Passed June 10, a. ID. IsTi.l
TuE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIL

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,I,IIE RoIRD nv pirsTp op TIN
i Iroxn ~ Goid nm IA ani.ia n. s,i,o...
sxcT,os 4 Eyrrx n.,san ", nsrsons "vn,,,
s,y doy or dog wb.Ii.r MAJ, or fcm.i, shsf
Ms out ana nav n Iiesnse ar tsr far Ir.ninv
Nor nnnum and n.ymer, ,her.of snrb nsrsnn
ar pcr,sns shsiI n. e%nti,Icd 4, b.vr snJ rereIy,.
rum Inc Town Marshsl . tag- made ~ some
metal when sh.iI have mats Shs,con ihc
xesr tor ~nicn m, isy hss heen nsid snJ ,hs
humber of Inc DOG 90 iicensed. And ,aid lac
shaII he worn nv the dog. A nublic Mound n
harcby anthuri.sd' and Inc ssn,s il esiabii.bed
for mn, nurpo.r. hereinaner named m shall
be- The duty of the Marshal and ali Pellcs on
uc,rs 10 take mn every dog. male or female.
found running. or being or existing In The
Town Of Gold iIill, without q collar with a tag
thereto attached aroundits neck, having thereon
It's number and the year. as required In this
section. and impound Inc came and n the dog
or logs 80 taken or impounded be claimed by
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OPFIcE OF CROWN POINT GOLD AMI
" Silver Mining Company. No. tig California
meeting Of the Board 81 Directors Of the above
named Company. held this dsy. . dividend mo
t2) Of Three Cs5 Dollars per sharc on the CAP.
ital stock was declared, payable on the 18Th
instant. Transfer books Will DO closed on the
jaio I'm cHGs. 4. ELLIOT. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-16
ORDINANCE NO. ~.
An OH BINANcR for the Prevention Of
fires.
Passed June 10, A. D. is7i.l

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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIE
L Town Of Gold Hill do ordain a. follows:
SECTION 1. II shall net be lawful for any
person or psrrons within the corporate limits
OF the Town 10 construct sny chimney or nue.
attached TO. or conf ectsd with any building of
other structure, unless the same b constructed
OF stone or brick.
SIZE. q. II shall not be lawful for any person
or persons 10 put up n stove.pipe. or TO allow,
ater the publication Of this ordinance. any
stovs-pipe to project through the rooi OF any
building II which he IL the owner or occupant
within the corporate limits Of paid Owl, unicss
the same be run NJ above the roof 20 me nsient
OF sir feet, and 1t . distance rom ANY otneI
building OF at least four feet. with q space on
either eide and around raid stove'pipe, oIat
least three inches. lined with Q Tin OF lfon COZ
lar. placed tight around each sto'e'plpe on the
roef. .,w,
MsrrbaI 10 see that the provisions OF this ofdi.
nance arc enforced. and any perton or persons
Violating ths provisions Of this ordinance ,hall,
on convection IN the Justice Court, BE- punished
By a dne not less than FIVE Dollars and not ex'
eesdinc one hundred Dollars. or by imprison.
ment in the Town jail not lees than v and q
half DAYS or more than my days, or BY both
sueh ine and imprisonment.
0Eo. EMMETT, President.
J,B. MAMMAL, Clerk. JUL Nv
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JMPERIAL sILvER MINING
nYLEn MINING COMPANY.

L LOcaiIOn OF works, God I'LL District,
American Flat. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that nj q meeting OF tho
Doari IL Trustees 81 said Company. held on the
9Th day Of June, 1874, an assessment mo. o.
able Immediately. in United States gold coin, 10
the Secretary, nj the office OF the Company.
Room No. q, Merchants Exchange Building.
California street, Nan Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
July. isTt shall be deemed deiInauent. and
will he duly advertised for rale At public auction,
and unlcr. payment shall be made before. will he
sold ON WEDNESDAY. the coth day Of July.
1871, To pay the delinquent assersmcni, together
with costs VI advertising and expenses OF sale.
ALFRED X. DuRDROw. Secretary.
Ohcc-Room No. -, Merchants Exchange
Building, California street. San Francisco, Cal.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

NEw YORK C0NsoLIDATED
nlsee OF buslncss, San francisco, California.
Il Location Of works, 0sh Hill Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada. I'D.
i.Notics.-Thers are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock. on account o. assessmsnt
M on. levied ON the isth day OF May,
faTi he several amounts set opposite the
manner Of the respective shareholders, az fol.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nPpIcE OF TIE CONSOLIDATED ylR.
" cinia Mining Company, Room ]. 20; so'
California street, San Francisco, June :. 1874;
the above named Company. held this day. q
dividend No. y Of Three Dollars 49, per share
was declared. payable on Thursday, the ilth
instant. Tnnsier books closed ON Monday,
the sth instant, al . o'clock =. ~.
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NEW YORK MINING ConrANY

~ Notice. The New Ysrk Mining COMPANY
havin: been formed for the purpose Of cor.
-olidaiing the New York Consolidated Mininr
Company aud the Humboldt Mining Company
notice L. hereby given that the rtoek Of The
New York Mining Company Il low really for
issue, and the holders Of New York Con.ol.
dated Mining Company stock win he cntitLsl
TO one share OF the new stock for each share Of
the old stock surrendered. and the holders Of
Humboldt Mining Company stock will b. en-.
titled to three-hnhs % one share OF new ,toel
for each share OF old stock surrendered.
II. 9. kfBBE, Secretary.
Onlee-2i Haywsrd's Building. iuIs I'm
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nRIiSouSsr AssEssIKNf sALse

ITIyT GOLD AND SILVER
MI Mining comgsny;,.Loeatiop g, prSeipsi
p \ of' yodu, Virginia Hining District
storey county. state Of Nevada. -. a.. 81.
Noiiee, are delinquent upon me Joy.
,oyinr described stock, on account OF asssss-
ment No. s, levied on the LIST GAY OF 10y,
,sya tso ssvefsl amounts s~etopposite
oftSe %respectiye shareholders, Is follows: