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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-12

Another CANDIDATE - The White
Pine Ne,-S thus announces . caEGi,!at"
70. State Mineralosisi;
We take pleasure il mentioning Tie
name Mr. J. \ Porter rs = Democratic
candidate for the nomination to the of
ice OF State MineIaloeist. Mr.. Porter
nov resides NJ Eureka, and is recommen-
les. for his abilities as a rock sharp and
excellent character as man. Il lie sue
cecds in obtaining the nomination we are
satisfied he will make 4 strong nun.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-12

New York, August IA letter from
Rome says that one must put in quaran-
tine for few days some reports about
the dying condition Of two leading per-
sonages In the Vatican. Sorie Of the
opposite party are SO impatient to have
tie Pope and Cardinal Antone.i out Of
the way that they frequently PCT ahoat
exaggerated roi OTIS which We disregard.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-12

AFTER all the speculation about t. fish
dying il WasLce Like, it remained for
:hs scientific gentleman who rresides
over the columns OF the Virginia CIron-
,cle TO give 4 lUcii explanation q the
matter. We clip The following from
that paper:
/; may he rs vel to s:ate TIA. the
water III WaslIoe Lake i s:Eur-!y in
regulated with aiI,s,II, aI.,! HAT =, fishes
which usually iul.abi; i aye az . very
Low, and not overly i.stis:!,,lS variety.
s.ch Is the ,2u,!-lvv.,G sucker Ur..i-
,...rIiv sr,l. 4 ht-s WI. >LT!Fe in wafer il
-licA !. brook troGt cod 1t SURVIVE
srr . moment. Du:i:E TIE past year
ll,..-s Geek. The PRINCIPAL supply o.
f.es!. water to Wasl.or lake. ht~ been
appropriated ~ the Virginia an. Gold
t-.-! N't:er Ton. my, AID being ,.iEs:;et!
from IL natural coursc. Ia iuG--.r : ..g,ss
it. Purifying stream mo the bike. Z III
-..s. Of scp;,.v- together Nth il- natural
cvaToTatiou, has reduced The 'v.ttt- ct
-Eg. lake To- Il n4cre alkaline solution, and
%. coarse, TO kind Cf a fish en- lOnc
survive II such = substance
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-12
fsEE: To-Day.
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S. {. TuGt'E.
AGENT ~..te Investment AMI
ILsG-ancr CoIui&1v.
II :@or's &c pleasure to hereby acknowledge
he re Ell .; at Your Lald. Of the full amount .;
insurance on my stock Of ssdiltry and harness,
Il stroye,l ly ire or he l.th Of last month, and
l Lert u. recon mend your Company to al Per
sons de.iroGS Of protecting themselves against
loss Nv liz 50 a liser.I and fair Company, AID
ous that promptly pays their LOSES.
Truly yours,
.alo-lw JAMES LIND.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-12
THE CALIFORNIA PAPERS AID
NEVADA.

For some time pas; tins l-a'lia Ha-'-I-
!. California; have been devo.iGs II, /
attention. :, ,:r..ss i. Ills safe ana the.
.J5gsyt5ialS Prove thai they are Ill. =
c.a.ela2,;b:y .-lo-..i.s - v.;i.,.,, t'.S-
l5ne~;. Especially :, It's s. &: &c
-a..-s.:i-.' .air.' ..r!-a: press e tina;
s...te Ne have IL. ssai+ Iler.' l.: cl!e
i,-per, recognized as Tie !eau:u c.-s;';:i
o. faction in that .,ta:e, that Nevada
has been mos: r.i.l,:t;..!a;e IL III seirc-
ton of its officials, resulting; =. & l.-;s-a.-
able condition fuanc;f!;y; and That s''.r
I, ople are tax h,,r,!erel, monopoly vi
zen and reduced t. poverty through The
action of corp oritions and rirgs- Iha;
they have II TIE ,!isreFrItajle. iiarhnail-
ing. sell OFT press Il tbs State foGnd
s,.ne ground for the:r statements riust
lie admitted, bat thai they should take
tcr truth all that is found in those sheets
s--ows that they have not the honesty to
lsara Or state the truth. The WORK of
these same California papers, within the
rast few years, has made great differ
ence il the material progress Of the peo-
pIe of that State. Arraying them N
sanseless hostility to certain interests
there, the advancement Of which af
fec,ed that Of the whole country, and
insisting that, because the proprietors OF
those papers had fallen out with the
managers of certain corporations these
corporations should lie punished and
;.2ihilated.
The work of these journals IS visible all
over the State of California, ard Nevada
wants none OF their assistance to bring
i to the same retrocressiTe position
T-,a Ssate of Nevada Is in a condition Of
development and any movement which
will re;ard that development Is TO be re-
sardcd as inimieable to tie public inter
es:s; hence any newspaper which gives
eredence and circulation TO falSehood.
,E.isrepresents the condition Of Affairs in
this State and does aush. to stay the
march of progress AID Improvement Ia
zsIAply = ruhl:c eueuay. There : no
safe in the Union more prosperous to-
day than Nevada. No State III which
ilere i as mach wealth according to tn
po}ti,l:ioa. W lind OF :,ie :ace o. the
e 18th where Labor Is better pail. AMI tn.
l.aor:r: class etter oi- than il TIE ST
v,- Stat 10 STATE ;iia. has iess cause
o complain Of the dishonesty. co-ruI'-
-ion and venali;y OF is cs::icia'-. ana
in,teas. of needing IL assistance ana
sympathy Of the Cali: newspapers.
teferrei to. tae peop.e Il this STATE aye
prosperous. cunteI.t-,; and possess asrnle
;l.i:,v to take care Of themselves. Until
the press OF cur sister State lsco,leS
5,e;teE posted uuo:. the condition O. az
fairs in this commonwealth we hope that
;hey Will leave our people aionc to wo.k
out tlci- own SALVATION.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-12

GUNS, PISTOLS AND AMMUNITION.
Has always tor sal:
Hill: Davis i Co.'S Planes,
I.tls,r b-5. : Grand iianus.
I,to. Moods 4 Co Parlor Organs,
iioy.rs sewing Machines.
Eutterirk' Paper Patterns.
Ur,.trS to ANY part OF THE State solicited,
Mu-iyel Iust:GtG. hts Repaired.
o.ore il i; lc2-is lew lIirA building NIX
Ihtater
CarsGn C.:!...... ..--..-......----e' ;:t-ii.
!e=o-tt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
SIMMER AND 0

" 1
The assault on Senator Sumner by
Preston Brooks, Of South Carolina, In
1856, Is we'll remembered by many OF
our readers. It was an unprovoked, q
personal brutality, which needs no
condemnation now. The act Is e.
ecrated throughout Christendom. But
what sort Of q constituency was that
which could re-elect this bully to the
seat In Congress- which his ruilianiim
had so woefully dishonored? It will
be remembered that on May q, 1856,
Mr.. Sumner was assaulted. On the ID
Of Juno following a committee OF tho
House, which had been thcretofore APP
pointed, reported, recommending MIR.
Brooks expulsion. In the final action
on this report III members voted In
favor OF and 95 against expulsion.
A two.thirds vote Is required to eIpsl
a member. and not being had, Mr.
Brooks still kept his seat. Stung by
the vote agsins; him and by the uni
versal exccration which his foul act
occasioned, he felt himself compelled
to resign, and shortly after gave up
his seat In Congress. He returned to
South Carolina and addressed his con-
stituents on the subject Of this assault
to so much purpose. that no was re-
turned to Congress. In the opinion OF
many members Of that body repre-
senting the instincts and opinions OF
chattel slavery, this was ample vlndl-
cation. Viewed in the broad light OF
the di,enthrallmsIt since wrought by
Sumner and his co-workers In tho field
Of universal right what changes have oc-
Cured. To-day Charles Sumner sleeps
In a tomb around which throughout
the ages, scholars, sage,, poets, patrl-
OTIS aud statesmen will gather to pay
tribute to his memory, and over which
a woven canopy Of bencdictions, In
terspersed with grateful praises from
the people In whose cause he suffered.
shall hang in dropping folds, wet with
the tears Of lcwly ones, so long as his
tory shall chronicle his life aud won
drous labors. OF his assailant moth
Ing now remains but ashes, II wo ex-
cept tho record OF = damning deed,
which even ~yindication by his fellows
did not efracs or palllate. Over the
State which nurtured Brooks, and In
which the instincts OF that brutality to
which we have referred were fostered,
the Union flag flies at half-mast In
memory OF Sumner. The constituents
who y~iniicated Brooks no more return
their Representatives to Congress, but
In their place the lowly ones, the Will
lom slaves whom his victim then do
Tended, have now control Of both his
District and the State Of South Caro-
lima. Verify, Time brings great
changes In his march over the meas
ured years, and something very nearly
like retributive Justice stands with out
stretched arms and pointing finger
a guide-post on tho path he travels
0ver-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
Salt Lake Items.
From the Horsld, March Ill

krrom tuo horniu, hAfSu Ahl
Another cutting afrray occurred near
the Washington House late Monday
night, a man receiving a slight wound
In the breast.
30 It chronlclsd that March 10, OF
this year OF grace, fairly opened
Spring whereat all tho little birds
and other bipeds "rejoiced and were
exceedingly glad"
"Josh Billings" says he never saw
such n distracted set OF men anywhere
as he met With In Salt Lake City.
Josh" says that every merchant In
this city that he mot. or nearly every
one, expects to be appointed Cover
nor Of the Territory. The actual Gov.
ernor and "Jo,hus" had q "good
time" Monday afternoon, and his Ex-
cellency declined any mention Of his
name In tho Institute that evening ;
but Judge Mexican volunteered to In.
troduco the humorlst for the sake OF
influence! "Josh" didn't 500 1t ex.
actly In that light, and he asked the
Chief Justice at tho close OF tile lee
ture which had the honors.
At Fillmore City, on tho 7th Inst,
Mrs. Joseph Judson, aged about sixty
four, was fatally burned. 1t is sup
posed she was doing her house work
when. getting too near the nre, the
flames caught her clothes. She was
alone at time. She ran out OF the
house. screaming for help. Her
daughter wal the first person who saw
her and ran to her assistance, but was
too late. Her clothes were all burned
oil, and her flesh charred. She OK.
pired the next morning. She has u
sou living at Salt Lake City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
Columbus Items.
From tho BoraI Miner, March IL

From tho BoraI Miner, March IL
Daring the last two weeks past some
thing near 100000 pounds Of borax
has been shipped from Blanco Vale
Creel's Marsh). and from the Pacific
Borsx Works columbus Marsh). The
several marshes which arc producing
borax at present bid fair to yield a fair
amount this season but may not fully
meet the expectation OF borax claim
ants aud stockholders. Ono thing will
conduce to the permanen t success OF .
few. Many have found their claims
worthless and Will undoubtedly aban-
don them altogether. As Messrs.
Rhodes Il Wasson's Marsh Is OH the
Madsworth road. and We hsvs no re.
port frsm 1t, we cannot give the
amount Of boraX they send OIL. Their
works have been running for some
time past, yielding we'll for the guam
tity worked, aud q fine quality OF COLI
centrated borax.
The Swectapple & Hazeltlne mill,
which was silent two or three days
lately. for repairs about the battery,
started up again on Wednesday. The
battery frame and guides have been
renewed, aud n new cam shaft put In
with new cams, etc. The mill Is In
good condition aud works well. When
not engaged on custom ore, 1t Is kept
busy OH q lot of six or seven hundred
tons Of ore, piled up In front Of the
reluction works. balancing To the pro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
Battle Mountain Items.


From the Measure for Measure March it.l
A brute, slowed away with Piutes
on the west bound train, the othcr
evening, seating his way, Is rspor-
ted to have thrown q squaw and her
child or the car, thereby killing them.
He made his escape before tho facts
came to the knowledge OF the conduc-
tor, aud has not since been seen.
Chris. Warren met with success so
early, In his prospecting for water,
that lie feels encouraged now to strike
for 1t nearer town. This Is to save the
expense OF a few hundred feet Of pipe.
The water In the first well Is excellent,
and abundant.
Carter Is putting up two bridges on
the road leading to Blossoms ranch
one spanning Reese river, the other
over a slough. They are to DO sub
stantial, permanent structures, on
stsut timbers.
Tho weather Isl very delicate SUBJ
ject. but this time the voice Of the peo-
pie Is unanlmous-eycrybody says that
Spring IL heie-and the proverb says.
what everybody says must DO true
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
Dying In Jail.

The San Francisco Call Of March II
says:
Poor Lizzie Cannon, who in a ft OF
frenzy discharged a pistol at Charles
r. MacDermot, the man who. In some
mysterious way never explained. had
cast a shadow upon her life, was
brought down yesterday morning from
the City and County Hospital to the
Municipal Criminal Court. She look
ed III and haggard. aud apparently her
earthly career will soon close. Her
counsel, Mr.. Campbell, said that al
Though physically unfit for trial, Liz.
zie desired to have her case disposed
OF. not wishing to have that unsettled
when she passes away. Judge Blake,
In compliance with the request OF
counsel, ordered that the trial begin In
the morning. MscIermot Is still alb
sent in Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
The Crusade.

This Il the way the Chicago Post and
Nail Hxcs up a days temperance news,
under the head OF Crusade Crumbs ~
Ottawa, Illinois, has got 1t.
1t Is a failure ut Easton, Ohio.
Morrow, Ohio, has ons left.
They are all cleaned out at Moscow,
Ohio.
They pray by platoons In Warsaw,
Indiana.
It opened In Winchester, Indiana,
yesterday.
Kenton, Ohio, gives 81, 900 to help
the ladies.
The Goshen, Ohio, hotels surrend-
cred yesterday.
Worcester, Mass, rcpudiates Dio
and will originate a plan.
The Dayton, Ohio, ladies began
work ut sunrise this msrning.
Valparaiso beer sales have dropped
from 10 kegs n week to IL.
The saloons OF Lancaster. Ohio,
have got down to ale and light wines.
Tho police force has been doubled
In Dayton, Ohio, to protect the ladies.
They got Kinney,an Arcola, Illinois,
saloonist on his knees yesterday.
Sixty-ilvc female Columslads opened
fire In Maumee City, Ohio, yesterday.
The last rose OF Cadiz, Harrison
county, Ohio. is raided OIL by 80 wo'
men.
They are now on the battlements OF
Yellow Springs, Greene county, Ohio.
They move with bands and banners
OH the last s~aloonists la Bellefontaine,
Ohio.
Findlay. Ohio, reports three hum
dred Amazons and Sl2, 900 In money.
The eve saloons there have got TO
take Ii. The Columbus, Ohio, women
adopted new tactics yesterday. They
divided into parties and travelled, Wis
itiuy some twenty-five saloons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
lnyo Items.

From the Inyo Independent, March IT
Out at Ida the other day one Buck.
ley shamefully paltreated q squaw,
and In other ways made himself very
obnoxious to the community, 90 Mr..
Buckley was notified that no had bet
ter take q walk-a good, long one. He
was outfitted with a small sam Of cash,
crackers and advice, and with his bed
on his back he proceeded grandly to
crafty the peculiar within that he had
noticed cropping out among those peo-
pie. Tho mountain he had to face at
the very outset was steep and high, the
snow deep and the weather b~oisterous,
but these obstacles we're rs nothing TO
Buckley ; he 10 too proud to stop q mo-
ment longer than necessary with PEG.
ple subject to such curious notions. At
last accounts he was heading for Bishop
Creek where he proposed TO larry
awhile.
The Cerro Gordo and Los Angeles
Frelghting Company dispatch two
heavy teams regularly every day from
Cartigo loaded with bullion. The aver
age load for each wagon Is 10 bars or
a total each day Of $40 bars equal to,
Or a little In excess OF 10 tons-about
three-fths As much as tho daily pro-
duct Of tho furnaces when all are In
full blast. We are reliably Informed
that ut the present time there Is from
ffteen to twenty thousand bars ahead
Of the teams. The Frelghtlng Com
pany have 40 teams continually on the
road, but Of late they have been much
retarded In their operations by the al
most i~mpassable condition Of the roads
especially down near Los Angeles.
The bill to fix the salaries Of lnyo
officers has passed beth Houses, but we
doubt II It vas signed and perfected Ia
time to DO OF any avail to the present
incumbents. 1t allows tho County
Judge $1,000 and the District Attorney
$1,000 per annum.
Pending q Trustees sale, to occur
within two months, the Ida MILL Is
shut down, so times In that undoubted-
ly rich district will be dull enough for
q time, or until the mill can be started
up again, which will DO Mt tho earliest
possible date.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTCH NO. 227.
u. =. Survey No. ~.

TT s. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
" New, March y, 1914 Notice, is hereby
once Is Ia" al Virginia CITY, Storey County, New,
has made application for U. 8. patent for eight
hundred 1900 linear feet on the Metropolitan
lode, Metropolitan Company's claim, Devils
Gate and Chinatown Mining District, Lyon
County, New, extending TO feet in . northerly
and 80 feet In q southerly direction nom the
location notice, and embracing the same, with
all dips, spurs, angles and variations, with sur.
face ground 600 feet In width on the south aud
as feet on the north line, and described on the
plat and field notes on Ole In my of1ce as follows,
to wit:
Beginning at post No. I. located on the west
line OF the Kossuth Compsny's claim, y. \.
Survey No. 63. and 10 feet east OF post No. o
OF the 0snossce Company's claim. U. :. Sur.
yey No. a. thence nrst course f..liSoW., roo
feet, running on the west line Of the Kossuth
Company's claim TO post No. 2; thence second
course ". as feet TO post No. 8, located on tho
east line OF tho Alhambra Company's claim /;
thence following said cast line; third course 8.
liSo w. 3I5 feet to post No. 4; thence fourth
Gated on the north line OF tho Gcns.ses Com.
psny's claim (: thence following said line; fth
course Il. COO feet TO post No. I and place Of be-
ginning. containing . s2ioo acres. From post
No. 5 tho Y Section corner on the west line Of
Section 10, I. 49,, N. II. 81 e., bear' $. 500 E.,
The extent OF the lode 10 unknown. but IL
visible on the surface and has been developed
In different open cuts. shafs and. tunnels, as
marked on plat. Magnetic variation lsko X.
Bearings from true meridian.
The location IL recorded In Book"C," page
asa OF the Mining Records OF said Devils Gate
and Chinatown District, kept at the once OF
the Mining Recorder OF Lyon County, In the
State Of Nevada.
80 n. athar lalaa ara "a fnllaxva I'm xrfls I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16

Cor TnE LAST wonp.-A woman
will always be trying to get the Last
word in any controversy. In the mat
ter OF that ancient conundrum about
,he number OF apples eaten by Adam
and Eve Ia the Garden OF Eden, we
figured it that II Eve s l before Adam
sl2. the number thus masticated would
10 81. sla but Laura DE Force Gordon,
Of the Stockton Leader, beats Us as fol-
lows:
We believe n woman should know
more about this little affair than men,
and have figured the problem out with
the following result: or course Eve
Sill st and then Adam S-l-2 which
gives the total Sll,sl2 :!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16

"THE Illustrated Annual Of Prenol-
ogy and Physlognomy" for 1874, con-
tsins eighty large octave pages, with
more than fifty ~engrs,ings, represent
Ing Heads, Faces, Mouths, Noses, good
aud bad, with "Signs Of Character :"
also, My Schoolmates, and What Be-
came OF Them AGood Memory the
'.Leak or, n Hole in a Pocket through
Had Habits;" aud How to Save
Money! Ono Thousand Boys Wanted /;
Bad Breath. Its Cause and Cure a
fascinating Face ; What the Swans
are Doing for Mental Science, etc.
The best annual rel Issued. Agents
wanted. Newsmen have Il. Sent pre-
paid, by first post, for % cents. by $.
Il. Wells. publisher, $50 broadway,
New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16

ExrLAsAToRY.-As there secms to
DO q confusion Of ideas respecting tho
Identity OF some Of our mines, we
elucldate as follows: The Mentor
Belmont Company owns the Monitor,
independence and Caspian lodges, aud
Is a distinct incorporation from the
Belmont Company. The Belmont
Company owns the Pennsylvania,
Highbrldge, Garfield and Moore &
Martin ground. The Monitor & Bel
mont Mill Company 10 simply and
purely a mill company and owns the
Monitor Belmont mlll.-Beimont Cou.
rier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
a RARE HoSon.-rhe San Francisco

a RARE HoSon.-rhe San Francisco
CdH Of March lith says:
Ills Majesty tho King Of Sweden and
Norway. has %grsciously conferred up
OH Colonel w. ii. l.. Barnes the order
Of n knight OF st. Olaf, for the zeal
evinced by him Ia prosecuting the
cases Of several Swedish aud Norwe-
rian sailors who had been abused by
their masters while on shipboard.
The Consul yesterday waited upon the
Colonel and informed him Of tho hon.
or conferred.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16

The BEAN DlEr.-Dr. Dlo Lewis Is a
schemcr. Some two months ago lie
recommended to his lady readers \
diet Of besns-saying II was good for
the complexion. Now. no gets them
out In battallons, and they are making
the greatest uproar heard In modern
times. 1t Is not all sound and fury.
nelther-they are giving the whisky
trade a blast that makes 1t stagger;
and bio Lewis Is experimenting the
wsrk for iiny dollars a-day.-Measwe
for Measure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16

Gov. KxILER OF Virginia, was burn
ell In enlgy at Petersburg last Thurs
day. The sfilgy was labelled -. l..
Keller, Governor Of Virginia, sold out
10 the radicals"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
a, o. NO. -.

members OF THE A. o. H., DIVISION
Nl No. 2, Gold Hin, are requested TO meet ct
their Hall, At az O'Clock A. r., sharp, on TUES
March II, 1874. by orter.
TnOS. KELLY. President.
MAURICE o'cosSon; iRcssording Secretary
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
Attention, Sars6sld Guardl

ruug MEMBERS OF THR sARsPIELD ,
/ Guard will assemble at their Arrnoy.
TOMORROW CTuesdsy) March IL, q 81
CAPTAIN cosGRovE.
p. MELTON. Secretary.
Gold Hill. March is, 1874. mle II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
NEW TO-DAY.

81. PATRIcK's DAY, 1874.
CELEBRATION
....Ar....
VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL,
MARCH 18th. 1871.
TUE PROCESSION WILL PORN ON b
street, RICH, resting on Sutton avenue At
li:n Az.
Order OF P~rocessions
Chief Of Police, with AIDS, mounted.
Grand Marshal and Assistants.
STAT Of the Commsnder.in-ChieL
Major General John d. Winters and Stan.
Band.
Virginia Engine Company, Nc. l..
Young America Engine Co. No. .. with s'cainer
washoe Engine Co.. No. 4, with Steamer.
Knickcrbocker Engine Co., Nc. Q. with Steamer.
Monumental Engine Co., No. 9, with Steamer.
Nevads Hook and Ladder Company, MOL.
.I.".H" I-t.A no,fl.Ssttnu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
MEETING.

OFFICE NcMEANs GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company-san Francisco, March
10. is7i.-Notice.-A Special Mcsting Of the
stockholders OF the above named Company will
be held at the once Of tho Company, Room 5
DAY, April Z, 1874, at the hour Of I o'clock r.
u. Business OF Importance.
mia Az WIN. II WATSON. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
Deaths.

HAYES-in San Francisco. March II, Colonel
J. J. Hayes. = native OF Ireland. aged ~
years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-16
NEW TODAY.

VRLLOw JACKET SILVER
Mining Company.-Asssssmsnt Sale No.
H.-There are delinquent upon the following
describsd stoch. on account OF assessment
levied February 10. 1876. tho several amounts
get opposite the names Of the respective shars.
holders, a. follows:-