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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

MoUIToS, in his testimony, said that he
lied to save Beecher. A heather might
ask: Would he do less to save him.
self Z"
PRosPERoUs.-A letter has been receiv-
ed from Danbury man who went to Aus
tralia twelve years ago to better himself
He reached there with less than five dol
lars in his pocket, and now he has a wife
and four children.
A BARKEEPER SODA pallid and ex-
cited individual dashed into HengIer's sa-
loon in Danbury, and in an agita-
ted voice gasped the loIlowing:-"A glass
of liquor quick-a man has fallen outside
and cut his head shockingly." The bar
keeper promptly poured out the liquor in
to a tumbler, which the stranger clutched
nervously and emptied at once. Then he
drew his hand across his eyes, sighed
heavily, looked into the face of the amazed
dealer, and apologetically said: "The
sight of blood alters did make me sick;'
and then walked away, leaving the bar
tender staring at the door.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26
a large Assortment Of
German, English and French Groceries

s;earine Candles, I, 5, and to pound,
UltrAmarine Blue,
Castor OIL, in tins snd glass,
Epson salts in balk and boxes.
Nests Of Trunks, Birch BrOOus,
Wrapping Paper. Market Baskets,
Demuohns. cOrks.
Assortment Of Blank Books,
Press Copy Books, Shipping Receipt Books.
Assorted sizes Horse Rope, Hemp Packing,
sPunyarn, Flag Liue, Log Line,
Marine and Housing,
Swedish Safety Matches,
Deyos's Kerosene Oil. in patent cans.
Heidsieck Cos Champagne. il qts and pts.
RuinAr; Pere & Fills Champagne, do. do.
Sparkling Hook. in quarts and piuts,
Genuine Hollands Gin, in jugs and baskets,
Genuine Hollands Gin, in glass, green boxes,
BOutelleau & Co.'S Brandy, in glass, Ito4>
BOuteIleau 4 Co.'S Brandy, in casks,
German Ale and Lager Bier, in OTIS. and pts.
Jesreys Edinburgh Ale aad Stout. cts and pts
Assorted Clsrets, very fne to common,
Liebfrauenmileh s Laubenheiner Rhine Wines.
Small assortment Of Hungarian Wines,
Biiiers, Alcohol in l gal. deu9Ohns, IS per cent.
German and Havana Cigars.
Fire Clay, Coal Tar, Stockholm Tar,
Stockholm Pitch,
Empty Petroleum Barrels for TalloE Containers,
Oak Boats for Coasters,
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc,
Etc, Etc, Etc.,
Etc, Etc,
Etc
The above specified Goods, together with q well
ssorted Stock now an hand CT recent arrivals, are
ferea for sale in quantities to suit the trade.
"a Orders from the other Island, filed at lowest
market rates. so
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26
AIso. for sale.

HAWAIIAN BIBLEs-lto and svo.. hound 10 fn--y
morocco cover. with reeoris for carriages. hirfks
and deaths. suitable for family bibles. Pre-. -
eording 70 style Of binding. fFom g b ST.
HAWAIIAN HYMNS-Eor soc=I a1d char-h -
vice. Price, cloth, 81 fan bound moroccs. rilt.
S1.T5.
KA Haze HOONANI--A collection q saAk.sa
School hymns and tunes Price. 2s cents.
n. B.-Any books Published IL iae Hawtiisu fs--
guago. or any books pertaining o tie Isiaad1. q
obtanable, viii be procured for persons issr, ta-
For sale bY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26
H. HACKFELD & c O.
Offer for Sale
The Following Goods,
RECEIVED
PER HAWAIIAN BARK IA MOI
JUST ARRIVED
PER HAWAIIAN BARK KAM0I
JUST ARRIVED
From bremen!
DEEP PINK PRINTS, LARGE PAT
RECEIVED

DEEP PINK PRINTS, LARGE PAT
IL TERMS,
Assortment Fancy Prints, new styles,
White Ground Prints,
Black and White Prints, French Mnslins,
Heavy Blue DENNIS, plain and striped,
Blue and White Striped Ticking.
Drown Cot:ons. assc--oi qualities,
Blue Cottoas, White Cotions,
Horroekses White Long Cloth, A and 3, sc inch
and - inch wide.
Hickory Stripes,
Linen sbeeting. =, 50. 90 and loo inches vide,
Cotton Sheeting. 6s. -, so and 20 inches wide.
Victoria Lawns, 7-yarl pieces, assorted qualities,
Indigo Blue Flannel. Black six AlpseAs,
Black Cobourgs, fne and medium,
Scotch Waterproof Tweeds, all eOlOrs.
Mosquito Netting,
six Corah Handkerchiefs,
Turkey Red and yellow Cotton Handkerchief,
Ladies' Cotton Haudkerchiefs,
Assorted Cotton Stockings and Socks,
Linen Thread assorted.
Black and CoIored SIX Neckties, new styles,
Monkey Jackets, assorted qualities,
Heavy Wooden Blankets, Scarlet, Orange, Blue
Snd Green.
Fancy Flannel shirts, Linen Shirts, Cotton do.
MerinO Finish Uadsrshir;s, Cotton Undsrshiris.
Assorted BuriAPs. French cAlfskias,
English Saddles.
Genuine Fan de Cologne.
MacassAr Hair OIL, Lubin's Extracts,
Fine India Rubber Dressing Combs,
Fine wOOlen shAvls and Travelling Plaids,
Fine and Common Pen and Pocket Knives,
Fine Steel Scissors, Common Scissors,
Timed Spurs on Cards, Iron Teaketiles,
Galvanized Pals, 10 and Il inch
Galvanized Washing Tubs,
Perforated Metal for Centrifugal Machines,
Charcoal Box Irons,
Bright Fencing Wire, No. 4, and 6,
Fall Assortm't Of Best Refined English Bar Iron,
Swedish Iron.
Mant1' Yellow Metal Sbeathiug, and Compost
ton Nails. Block Tin,
Galvanized Iron Pipe, Hoop Iron.
POrOus Water Monkeys, Pressed Tunblers,
Cut Porter Glasses.
Hubbuck's Patent White Zine Paint,
Hubbueks Patent White Lead Paint,
Hubbuok's Pale Boiled Linseed OIL,
Black Paint, Paris Green, Red Lead.
Caustic Soda, Best Lagos Palm OF.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26
VALUABLE BOOKS
PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BIZ
II. M. WITHIN EY,.
NO. II Merchant Street
HONOLULU, HI

HAWAIIAN FORM BOOK By ,. ". Knar.sf.
A manual Of forms required 10 lraEinr ~ nrrss.
msnts. bonds. wills. aad AZ tiads q Iegal 1sss-
ments required In courts Pricc. 81
LAIEIKAWAI. THE LADY OF TIE TWILIGHT.
In Hawaiian novel founded On ths ira.i.titu =
one of the ancient Hasaiian Princessss iIa.frns--
Hawaiian antiquities, habits and rayisEs- g.
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. vsis
10 "a. inclusive; embracing from the rears fss5
to 1870. and giving coneiss aad Impartial k.stsrr
Of the political and social prugresI o. he K.ri5.a
during that period. IS per volume.
KA NUPEPA KUOKOA CHE INDEPENDENT
PRESS weekly Newspaper in uasaiisl. a.
voted to news and local literature and inlspsals-t
in politics. s. year; s3.5o bouud-
CHART OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. h
graved on steel, and printed st Wastiuftsa.
expressly for the undorsi-nci- This 10 tzs l-rt
earrcc. char. nah---h.L. Pic 81 q
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Hubbuck's Patent White Zine Paint,
Hubbuek's Patent White Lead Paint,
Hubbuck's Pale Boiled Linseed OIL,
Black Paint, Paris Green, Red Lead.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-26

A ssORTED SIZES. PUT UP IN CARTOONS.
"a and warranted the genuine article.
For sale By (O BOLLEs co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1875-08-14
THE NEW PREACHER.

At pleasant country station,
Full of eager expectation,
Sat a waiting congregation,
AT chapel one Sunday morn.
The sun poured in flood of light,
Which fell on heads by time made white,
On sunny curls and eyes of light,
That lovely Sunday morn.
There sat the young and beautiful
There sat the good and dutful-
The aged and the sorrowful-
That Christian Sunday morn.
There for the first, with form and feature
Resembling much fellow creature
Within the pulpit their new preacher
Appeared that Sunday morn.
He spoke with freedom, zeal, and power;
To him it was 4 blissfu hour;
Twelve struck the clock above the tower
That did the place adorn.
Some fingered at the close of meeting
To give their brethren friendly greeting.
I've not the power of repeating
All that was said that morn:
For butcher, baker, lawyer, teacher,
L
All criticised the humble preacher
That they had heard that morn.
The lawyer said. "He'n not suit me;
No tlow'ry strains, nor tluency,
No logic, nor philosophy,
His sermon did adorn."
An old man said, "He spoke too low
My hearing is not good, you know
Besides, he reads too much; and so
l cannot like the man."
A sister said, He is too tall,
His hands too large, his eyes too SMALL
do not like his looks at all;
They've sent US the wrong man.
Another pious soul sincere,
Who gave full forty pence year,
Said to his consort fair, "My dear,
l never in my .;fn
Did 90 to chapel to criticse;
But this vain man The wipes his eyes,
And in a lower tone he signs
1 never will support"
But there were some both wise and good,
A blessing to the neighborhood,
Who spoke as Christians always should,
With Christian charity.
o could the wind have talked and heard
Each idle, crticising word:
"The servants not above his Lord
Methinks, 'twould sadly moan.
Useless attempt to please mankind:
Fault finders you will always find
Though all the virtues be combined
In any great divine.
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contain pure Greek words. Thus the i'm
portant fact is established that the Troians
spoke Greek. But the chronology of these
monuments, as well as of all objects which
came from the burnt city in from twenty
three to thirty three feet below the surface,
is now generally acknowledged to be be-
tween 1, 800 and 1000 before Christ, while
the Homeric hymns cannot be older than
900 years before Christ. But Troy's tragi-
cal fate had remained in fresh memory, for
it was sung by numerous rhapsodes, and
probably by hundreds of them before
Homer, whose poems alone are preserved
because they were the most sublime and
perfect. Troy was rebuilt, and ten feet
above the ruins of the ancient lion you
find posterior prehistoric city, which
must also have been destroyed, for, like in
Troy and like in Pompeii you can dig up
there the skeleton of every house. In the
Egyptian poem of Pentasus, which dates
from the fifteenth century before Christ,
the Trojans of lion are described as fight
ing against Ramases l., the Sesostris of
the Greeks, while in the sculptures of
Medinet-Abou at Thebes Egypt, which
date from the end Of the fourteenth to the
beginning of the thirteenth century before
Christ, the Trojans still appear as one of
the most powerful nations of the coasts of
the Mediterranean; but all these Trojans
must derive from the prehistoric city which
you find in thirteen and twenty three feet
below the surface, on the top of Troy.
No doubt the site of Troy had been aban-
doned and uninhabited for centuries before
the age of Homer, for the objects, and
particularly the idols, found even in the
highest prehistoric layers of ruins, show
an immense difference in age when COM
pared with those described by Homer; be-
sides, the latter continually speaks of iron,
whereas never found trace of iron in
any one of the four prehistoric cities of
Troy, and not even in the uppermost,
which just precedes the Ilium of the
Greek COLONY"
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DIR. Schliemann and His Discoveries.


We learn from Bcsry Saturday that DR..
Schliemann describes in the Azlgenaeine
Zeitung an ascent, made by him last month,
of Mount Parnassus. He did not see any
snow until he had gained an altitude of
5000 feet, and even then only in clefts of
the mountain. At nine in the evening,
after repeatedly losing his way, he arrived
at one of the highest Of the shepherd g
huts; but the place was so filthy that he
preferred to sleep with his companions in
the open air. This he did with compare
tive comfort, though when he left Delphi
that morning the temperature was 80 de-
grees Reaumur, while at his sleeping place
the thermometer showed degrees only.
At A. N. they proceeded on mules for an
hour and ahalf, after which they had to
climb with hands and feet up the Lykeri,
which is the highest peak of the noun
tain. They reached the summit with much
labor at o'clock, just as the sun was ris-
ing. To the east they saw the green fields
and meadows of B9otia, Lake Copais,
Attica, the island of Eubea, and the
1Egean Sea; to the north the mountain
chains of Othrys and eta, Pindus, Olym-
pus, Ossa, Pelion, and Athos; to tie south,
the high table land they had visited on the
previous day, the ravine of Pleistos, in
which Delphi lies hidden, the beautiful
plain of Krysso, the bays of Cirrha and
nfaip
range of the Helicon, the bay of Corinth,
Acrocorinthos, the mountains of Achaia,
descending precipitously to the sea, the
high mountains of Arcadia, and in the
background the gigantic Taygetos; to the
west the mountains of Locria Etolia, and
Acarnania, and behind them the Adriatic.
DR.. Schliemann adds that on the summit
of the mountain he fonnd only one kind OF
plant, with small thick leaves, but that AT
the foot of the Lykeri there were six diff.
ferent species, giving abundant food to the
sheep. Some of the shepherds have 2,00C
sheep, which is equivalent to a property Of
30, 600 drachmas, or $500 thaers. Every.
where on the mountain tops there are high
stones of various shapes which serve as
landmarks to the shepherds in foggy
weather. The women carry about with
them very primitive spinning apparatus,
with which they are continually spinning
wool, whether they sit, stand, or walk.
The following letter from DIR. Schlie
mann, respecting his researches in Ancient
Troy, is published in the Troy Times:
eft will, no doubt, be interesting to YOU
and to our honored friend, Prof. North, t.
hear that Prof. H. Gomperz in Vienna has
already succeeded in deciphering ten o
my Trojan inscriptions, al of which are il
very primitive Cyprian characters, bu
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One Column, $500 per inch for year. Three changes
allowed 10 yearly advertisers without additional charge
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At pleasant country station,
Full of eager expectation,
Sat waiting congregation,
AT chapel one Sunday morn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
NILvER MINING

Omee-Roo No 10, nsyward's building
No. <is California etrcet, nan Francisco, Cal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
70 the Public and Stockholders oil
the Woodville Consolidated
Silver Mining Company.

cNCR TIE RECENT IMPORTANT DE.
yslopussts In the woodville Coz solidatsd
silver Mining company's mine, injurious ~
ports havs been tndustfiously eirculatsd BY
ssns q our scar nsigheofs that the wcodvilie
title 10 their property. and that the Justice are
Wa. The Dirsetors Of the woodviile Consoli
datsd silver Minins Company. In .
.ass the i:!lc.isS deelnf.,isa 2, t.s'' con-
Yirst-rhat the title 10 perfeci. being an
United States Patent for the original wocdviiie
claim, eoasistinx of 3uOxito0 feet, yiag almost
paraitei with and ant cast Of the Justice
elalm. which patent IL now on record In Viz
vccond-we own By purchase. forming the
eonsoidatioa, the soaih wcodviile, the co.o.
tho Hyde and Barrel. the RAm-del. and the
Pearson ALI Of which lay parallel with and
sdjolsing tho Original Patented wocdyiiie In
regular order on the east, and are undlsputed
eislns and lacaiioas. aos conflicting with any
location whatever except the old f~arlmAn
claim Of 6OoxsoO0 feet. which covers the Justice
aad the grsatcr portion Of the weodvilie Con.
solidated silver Mining Compsny's ground.
sad Ne. oea,ed a1sea day. esiorc The Justice
Il Govern This title We have acquired BY pur:
ehass, aad now consolidated with the original
woodvillc.
HoI psssf Of which We refer 4 he records
q vitSina CITY, Nevsd., or 70 the once o. the
psny In thls city. where original patents and
ROBERT SHERWOOD, President;
Nm. SHERMAN,
JAS. y. Ike,
J. W. PEARSON.
n. @. MAYNARD,
W. n. nnr.x. Secretary. ici California
street. san Francisco, Cal. felt I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
NOTICE.

nPPICE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY,
" Merchants Exchange Building. San frsn'
cisco, February Is. isI6.-ln accordance with .
re-olst!on adopted at y mesting 81 the Board
or Trustees Of the Justice Mining Company.
held this ds, n special meeting Of the stock.
holders OF said company 10 hereby called. the
came TO he he'd NJ the once ri the company.
No, - Merchants Exchange. Nan Francisco,
California. on the EiuliTERSTH DAY OF
MARCH, ISIS, at the hour OF " o'clock =: ~,
Of said day, 10 take into consideration and do.
eide upon . proposition 20 Increase the capital
stock Of said company from two million one
hundred thousand dollars lt9.i00Io0l, divided
Into Gi ZOO twenty. oEc thousand share. Of the
par value 81 one hundred dollars each uhc
present capital stock, Into tfn.coo.oool txcn;
two hundred and ton thousand shares oil the
par value Of one hundred dollars each.
X. UESTRES.
JOHN T.. HILL,
Tll0S. II. WILLIAMS,
T. Y. SMITH,
'.l n. r. BOWIE.
Trustees.
jas. $. KENNEDY. Secretary Justice Mining
Company. icls "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 2s3.


TT n. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
". Nevada, f,brray IS, Notice IL
hereby given thai John Ryan. who~r lost.nice
address ]. n Gold i'm. In storey county. state
of NEVADA. hes this day made application fora
patent for nfiecn hundred d.Jool linear let OF
with surfaes ground. containing iss TO- acre.
eially ssrssyed and d~rsigasird 10 q. !. Survey
or La No. ioo. In Township sixteen ltgl nosth.
Rangy twenty-oue taD esst, Moant DiAblo hase
and Meridian. In tho Gold iiiii Mining Dis.
trici, storry county and state Of NevAds, and
described as to metes and bounds a. The surface
by the Plat and iield notc- on nle In this once
40 follows. to Wit:
Beginning 81 Post No. situated ON east side
from the old Pioneer Foundry and about co ieet
sautherly nom the Lady Washington hoisting
vorks, and running from taid Post M. ] north
~ degrve. wc.t tcs feet Ia Poet Ne .; theBce
north 10 degrees wet AS feet to Post No. D;
thsnes north u degrecs IS minutes ea-,oo lee,
TO Peat No. 4: thence south n degrees sast U.s.
fsst 10 Pcet No. s; thence soath 10 degrees
east ss9 feet To Poet No. O. and thence south
"a degrecs 20 ninntes west ~ a. 10 Post No.
!, the place ofbeginning. containing II GLiU
acres. courses and bearings expressed nom
true meridian, magnetic variation i6k degrees
east.
From said Poet No. Q. the Jrstiee hoi.tInr
works, bear south 63k aegr,es vest. the Lady
washington hoisting work. bear north IN
degrees west; the Nav York holsting work.
bear north 35S degrees wet. Poet No. ! OF
Y. n. survey No. a. Alta Compsny. bears so1th
10 desrses east. distant - fset, and the omar
ter section corner on the south line OF section
ave 80 IN township sixteen usl nerth, range
twsnty-sne Cai) east. Mount Diahlo Meridian.
bsars from said Pv~t No. q. south, twenty eight
(asD derrees east. distant thirteen hundred and
seventy u55u) feet: the said fsrt No. , OF this
Memphis Claim. being Identical with Post No.
. 81 the Lady WA-hisgton Compsny'- Y. y.
survey No, ca; the raid lode and surface ground
hsrrby described as U. =. survey No. no. and
for which patent 1. sought. o. aforesaid, VAS
located and taken mp 10 the Memphis Company,
comsiosk Ledge: record whereof may be found
Il pages is9 and 10 % Rock n, 90 Pr-. emptions
and Locatisns, storey County Records kept a.
the once of the County Recorder Al Virginia
CITY, Nevada; the said Memphis Calm, VI ".
\. survey. No. 100 hervln sought to he paisn.
ted. beisc bounded on the east By the Alta
Mining Claim. or u. \. survey No. G5: and IL
bounded on the wet ~ the Lady Washington
Company, or U. \. survey No. 81: the lode
herein applied for. extending i,co feet north
erly nom the southern boundary lnc OF said
Memphis Calm Or U. Q. survey No. 100. r~ier-
enee Ia hereby made to the plat and deld notss,
on als N this scaee land - the Plat postsd upon
the claim for further description thereof.
AD0LPHUs Waltz. Register.
Hoyt, sear q Mckee. Attorneys, san Fran
eiscs. fclS sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
APPLICATIONS reR PATENT.
IppIIoAIioN ron PATENT.


IT 4. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
sNevsda fehrusry 3 1873. -Notice Y. hsre-
: s,y"n thsi Frsak sanford. by John l..
Move, his attorney IN net. whose po.tomee
address Is al Virginia CITY. story eoanty. Nc,
u,co, linear Iset 81 the EAST LODE. MOORE
AND nOR0AN MINING cLAih. vifxnla
and 0od Hin Mining District, storcy eoenty,
Nevada. extending hteen hundrcd Ntoeoi iinse,
feet In Q northerly direction NON poet no. ..
AID claim. and embracing the same. With all
din. spurs, angies and vsriations, with surfAee
groand six hundred leool fest 10 width, and de-
sedbsd on the plat and held notes on ole In my
once - foiiews, 10 wtt:
Beginning ct southwest corner OF the calm.
whence the hoisting house and shan Of this
mins bssrs north yderse~s. ons-hAlf east 6to
feet. the quarter section corner on south nne
On s~ctiou -, Township II north. range n east,
Mount Diabl meridian; bears nortn 10 degrees,
oue quarter west $500 feet, The post o' this
southwest corner IL marked No. ~, running
nom said southwest corner: fir.t course
north 3 degrees, one-quarter east % iset 70
po.t No. Z, on south line Of julia Comranys
u. 3. Survey No. ~, Township II north. range
Al est. Mount DiAblo meridian ; thence A.ons
aid south line: second oour-e-north y do
srvrs east IS fect TO po-t 40. II Of said Julia
company's q. \. Survey. No. -; theme Along
east llns Of u. n. survey. No. s.: Third eourse
north u degree. we,t isok feet TO poet No
s. thence: Fourth courre-north adegrecs one
quarter east ~ iee, :" ~. ~, ~, =, ~, M
n,so Sssso sa,s., ~ ,hi. claim Thence:
lay ..n,h ~ decree. three quarters
finh soafss.soa,n 20 a.s,.. hoe.,,an IN,
sssss 49, S"vn ~. n.,,h.sst Garner.
!set 70 pSsa sso. so,,h \ ir,,,rs' one
tnense. ssa -, 10 mai Ma Il ON so,lh
dnsl.s.u T.nns, .,.nt i nsp fset 10 IA Al
mse"s - 49,, re,nsr. thenee. Seventh
". ...ss ~ ,,.,,.e. tkn,e-anarters wert
i,s motto. ~ l%nrsiion Of mis-
yVIe~. sos 40 -, ,a s-o,,h~,st corner.
eiAim .neison Vi Nm, . ea,,sininy no 81 iOo
see p'S' s,a,s i'm. meridian. mag.
49,, ,n. "A a.".r.es one hair ss.t.
ne,,e an m. claim eon.I,t offs
,.n.nd soi.,inc honse. apon which, not lee.
80 Az. hnndr.d dollar. has been exps nded
!, m ornrrs Of Inc mine. A portion VI this
| Ear, ,,.s within The Iimlt. Of The sutro Tan
nj ran, ~hieh horizon Is described a- fol-
49,
Rs,ipnin, NJ most No, 4, at the northeast cor.
,.r ~ m. claim and running thence: first
s~on,.essonih = dr-rees one quarter west s-s
fssi I'M post No. S: thence: Secopd course
hot.". " Il Ji,s,,, .as,h line m sutro 1'un.
po,' No. $500. 1rh,ra -c..,,s-north ,
NJ. grsn., .., All s.ss ~ ,osi NJ :.
uexrses rssh sa.,s.".an,h =, deyy.e,
tssaes. soaia 90 ,..s ,a noy,h n.,,ire
,nise-e nn'sseI 49, ~ ,hs ni.s. N -
$3.50. sos,.n. = no ,rres RearinS,
kln.'.s. ,.,i. x.,i.tian m ~,
III WV my.ss Ts..,.,.. ,h.a ~ ,-lsh,
grse, nSs.n saop Tan.si ,,ant l. H..
oa. Sns nm,uu = '"''
se,,oea y. lou,ss: -, . ,,. -.o,,hw.., en-,
me-. .ssnss the noi;,i n soa.s and .Isn ~. .,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
NOTICE.

H,o1rcE IN HEREBY gIvRs TO c. NOW.
N ery,C. Hsymen. J. Cook. Z. famron, u.
lor Michaeis,, =. Ficrley. and all other. whom
II may concern. co-owners In that certain min.
ing eialn. ledge or lode. known a. inc Gsnter
on Inc wc,t side Of Grrxly ha,ine, Gold hlll
.MinInr District, Storey County. heinc tive
tIoussnd fect In length. and located April lolh.
isGo; That I, J.. Q. Caldwell, . .own nave
done work and labor upon said claim mon
October Let TO and including peeeni9c A.;
s,S Rivhiy DoIlsrs in gold coin, required BY
he Aef of Congress OF Nay 10th. 1914. The
oswcd' bsinc Thirty ono Dollar. And you sru
poii1cd that nnless The tame 10 raid w,ih,n
sorSslted Under iha provi.ions Of ssid Act
'o'' J.. G. CALDWELL
oold MN. Jan. OH, fs7s.-jaii GOD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-02
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVE THIS DAT BOLD TO hEssRH
FIlANREL BLOCK the Broker busi.
mess and epod will thereof, lately carried on
By JOSEPH A. MYTuck. declared, In HI. lie
time. and by hir Executors since his death, -
l,Iss arr ssrumed By Mcssrs. Franksl 4 Block.
and al accountr are sold 20 them. Customers
are referred 20 Mersu. frnnkel q Block Tor
information as In their accounts.
Virginia CITY, February sth, tsIs.
ADAM PARKER.
Executor oil the Estaic Of Joseph A. hyrtek
Aassafd