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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10
Antonio Cabrera.

Aunque no Sc escribir para ell pG-
blico por carecer de dotes, no pue-
do menos que hacerlo hoy aun GUAM
do mis- vcortos renglones sean con iin~
justicia censurados para manifestar 10
signiente: en- este pueblo de Camuy
desde setiembre del af1o de mil ocho-
cientos sesenta. y ocho helnos pasadol
por ell sentimiento. de yer hasta esta
fesha disidencias entire las .familias y
los amigos, hemos visto los partidos
que pueden llamarse de hernanos
frente unos & -.otros. Los perjuicios
que de clio han dimanado han ssido
|nn1y grandes, todo debido & la
fatal polftica seguida en dicho pes1
| riodo, la .cual nos .conddjo hasta ell
extreme. de- estar leales espafoles
enfrente de los que defendian la
| lintegridad nacional. Mas todos es-
to sc ha conclude. va porque desde
I.que por nuestra suerte lego & sesta
iisla ell aExcmo. Sr Gobernador Gene
Eral d Jose Laureanos SAM, tanto ell
digno a!calde de este pueblo d. Mi.
guel Nolla, como ell venerable Gu
ra parroco D. Rafael Sell de Guzman,
de iacaerdo anhps, han sbusoado la
Imanera de conciliar los animos & fin
l-deque volvieramos & los tiempos pa
sados. Su empeflo 10 consiguieron ell
Edomingo tres del actual teniendo una
reunion de lanayor parte de perso
mas de las mas v:sibIes de ambos
partidos, esla cual por todos Sc con-
vino secundar las atlas yniras de nues-
tro estimado Gobernador General ST.
guiendo todos unidos como hermanos
'lque somos y destruyendo de una
vez esa predisposicion entire unos y
/ otros. Dichaconeiliacion sehizo tenien-
| do al frente laensena del glorioso pabe
| lion de Espafa y admitida porlo va
citados senores alcalde y cura, dan
Sdo los siguientes iUiva Espa1at jviUa
| s. NJ eIgey Don Ayonso XIII ioiva
LEI Ercap0. Sr. Gobsrnaaor General D..
Jose Lameano 6anxf ivipan los esfor-
| sad9s y deaoaatlos Oolantarios de CieJai
iv;van JOS Uogantarios oe Puerto Ricof
iu;ua ell EccDso. ST.. Marques de Ia Es-
peraasai Y como jefe que fuf del par
!. lido reformista, cumpleI 4 mi deber en-
representation propia J de todos MS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10
COM UNICADoS


FL dia 9 del corriente tuvi,nos la hon. es
da pena de acompahar asu Ultima morada -
los restos de la malograda ioYen seflo4ns.
rita Carmen Julbeok0s = 4 eaa,
Adnnuestro corazon permanece dolorido
por tan sensible perdida: aun nos pareceria : :
mentira tan desgraciado acontecimiento, AS
81 la reaiidad del hecho no nos convenciera
de tan triste verdad. La simp&tica j6ven So
obieto de estos rengiones, goz:.ba en- este - =
pueblo de la estimacion general era el
angel que embellecia la existencia Ell
hogar de sus respetables queridos pa sss
dres Atacada s1bitamente de una calen-
tula a cerebral, la infslz entreg6 su alma
al Eterno Hacedor despues de tan solo tres =
dias de sufrimiento, hacienda in6ties los 80
esfuerzos de cuatro medicos muy capaces
que la asisteron.
Hay momentos en- la vida que miles de
pensamientos sc agolp 4 nuestra imagi
nasion, y no comprendcmos como ell des-
tino Sc muestra tan hero con craturas que
como Carmela, son vcrdaderos angeles! ss
Esa es la palabrai Carmen era un dechado
de virtudeS, virtudes arraigadas en- su co.
razon porlos sanos principles que de sus
padres recibiera y por ell dulce caracter
que Ia distinguia Respetemos sin en-.
barge los designios del Todopoderoso: Ell
la ha llamado su lado para hacerla par -
tlcipe de la gloria que los buenos tie
ne reservada. 9eI !.
Nos explicamos Ell justo dolor de su fa- = 3
milia y no encontramos palabras de CON-
suclo para ella. Penas de esta naturaleza ssas
no se disipan jamas: solo encuentran un
alivio en- las fuentes inagotables de nues-s
ira santa Religion. 8 -
La lucida concurrencia de senoritas y
caballeres que acompanaron su cadaver
hasta ell cementerio las misas quo
por el descanso de su alma le han de-.
dicado sus ccmpaneras. demuestran las
simpatfas que era acreedora, nosotros
que contabamos con su amistaJ, termina-ssa
mos dedicsndo una kgrima su m, mo- - =
ria y deseando sus padres Ia cOnforn,i-.s.ss
dad que han mene-tcr. s = -
Arroyo, diciembfe 81 de 1871. 3 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10
G A CE TILL A !.

TeatrO.-Naaana domingo, Sc pondran
en- escena Et Domino c0tsseicro, III Qsi'1to
0'anaamiento Y el 1tfpL EI martes Lo
positsUo y la Familia del bOtica. 10, en- que
tomara pa:te el Sr. valero.
Licenctas para pOrtar asmas Caduca-
das' las concedidas para Ell ano pasado, Ell
Gobernador general invita- los que quie-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10

yAplaramos para el siguiente mime
70 ell contestar 4 un intencionado y
NAL redactado artfculo que nos ha de
dicado Et TEMPO de Mayagiez, dig
no successor de Ell Eco del Pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10

| 1ah IOHoFalldoI LII u0 quo u4I.Jdn sus
solicitudes al efecto.
Cmne.-EI dia 15 del corriente mes,
Sc espendera en- esta Ciudad la libra de
carne de res vacuna diez ocho Guar
tos; los dias l6 y II q veinte y el is q
diez nueve.
DiGlog0:-
Una nina de IL Is amos, hace SUI
| tia La siguiente confanza: -
I'm fin, rue ha dado eutender que
guerra casarse conlnigo. A&5
-iY til, que le respondisteY
lie die que me pidiera papa. .
-iPero te convene este partidog
DE ningun modo.
- Ent6nces, IL que consentirlo9
-Yo no 10 he consentido. LIE he diri-
gido q papa que no tiene autoridad en-
casa. iAh! icuando lie olga que me pida q
mama, sera otra cosa! ~
Detieaaesa te0senina.-Una j6ven pare
ia Sc presenta ante ell juez municipal para
efectuar ell matrimonio civil.
Ell marido, honrado artesaoo, no saba
escribir, y pone bajo ell acta la consabida
cruz como frma.
La j6ven, aunque pobre tambien, CO.
mo el artesana, habia recibido alguna
educacion, y saba leer esrcribir; sin
embargo, irma tamhien ell registro con
una cruz. Admirados sus padres, lie pre-
guntan que por que hace ESQ.
-lQae quieren w, les contesta con
voz baja, que ell primer acto para con mi
marido sea colocarlo en- una situacion de
inferioridad hacia su mujer? va 10 arregla-
re: y esten Wv. seguros que antes de tres
meses sabr& escribir.
InyanticidjO. Son horribles los detaIles
que publica La Correspondence, respecto
un infanticidio: eoA
"En ell sitio conocido por ell Barranco,
dice, ha sido hallado Ell cad&vor de un
nino recien nacido, que Sc supone sea ell
que aver fu6 arrojado por unas mujeres,
de cuyo hecho habIamos en- otro n6me-
70. Sobre este crlmen hemos dido decir
10 siguiente:
Parece que las dos delincuentes Sc ST..
tuaron en- ell lugar denominado "Quema-.
dero de tabacos", y ALI una de elias, que
estaba con dolores de parto, di6 a luz una
criatura que q los pocos momentos fd6
ahogada, oprimiendola la nariz y ponien-
dola una mano en- la boca Una de las dos
mujeres parece que Sc fue con la criatu-
ra sin duda para arrojarla. al lugar donde
ha aparecido luego. Unos muchachos que
Sc hallaban pr6ximos al sitio donde Sc Coz
meta ell crfmen y que 10 observaron todo
sin ser vistos, dieron conocimiento una
selora que por ALI pasaba, y al regresar
la mujer Sc abalanz6 ella para detener-
H., sosteniendo una lucha brazo 4 braso,
hasta que los guardias de 6rden p6blico
detuvieron y entregaron al juzgado."s
Gloria espG0olG. En- Ell principal tea
tro de Berlin Sc esta poniendo en- escena
la immortal production ds D. Pedro Cal
deron de la Barca, que Ileva por tftulo
La vida cS Suej5o. v
Segun vemos en- los peri6dicos alema-
nes, los artistas encargados de ejecutar
esta obra, que son los mas eminentes de
Prussia, alcanzan todas las noches nume-
rosos aplausos, al mismo tempo que Sc
rinde un tribute de admiration al ilustre
poeta espanoL
Esta obra ha sido puesta en- escena con
un luio inusitado. a n3 81 a4sVe Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10
Sr. D. Jose Perez Morris.
Juncos 81 de diciembre de 1874.
e. TN0ch.

Juncos 81 de diciembre de 1874.
Muy senior nuestro de nuestra consi-
deracion: Hijos del pals y amantes como
Ell que mas del engrandecimiento prospe-
ridad de estarica Antilla bajola ensena glo-
ROSA del pabellon de Castillo faltariamos
aldeber de gratitudy de justicia 81 no unie-
ramos nuestros votos q los de nuestros pai-
sanos que han salido la prensa, presen-
tando comprobantes para desmentir alta
mente las infames calumnias que Sc ha
atrevido lamar ell auonimista de Nueva-
York contra ell benem6ito general SAM,
a quien debe hoy Puerto Rico la paz oc-
taviana que disfruta y el desarrollo moral
y material de su riqueza.
En- corroboracion de 10 que han dicho
ell BoLETIN y sus comunicautes sobre
la falsedad de la ilnputacion que Sc ha-
ce a nuestra plimera autoridad respec-
to los destinos, EN- este pueblo, cxcep
cion de- alcalde, ell cura o. delegado y to-
dos los empleados son insulares; advier-
tase que 81 ell primero no 10 es, ha sido por
la imposiblidad en- que incurri6 para servir
la alcald{a ell qle fue delegado del Gobierno
al formarse los nuevos ayuntamientos.
Convenzase el anonimista que cobarde-
mente Sc escuda para atacar al esclareci
do patricio, que pierde lastimosamente ell
tempo sin que jamas logre crear la at
mosfera que Sc propone. Puert y Rico
sabe agradecer los inmensos benefcios
que ha recibido del que con tanto acierto
esta al frente del Gobierno, captandose las
simpatiasde todos los leales puertoriquenos
que derramaran su lado la Ultima gotta
de sangre para sostener inc6ume Ia honra
de la pAtria que con orgullo Sc honran
en- pertenecer.
Anticipando V las gracias por la in
sercion de las precedentes lneas nos sus-
cribimos de V. affmos. S. S.
G. B. s NJ.
Degin Sierra. Juan B. Deyaus
Serefn Delfus.
Humaeao, diciembre 81 de 1874.
Sr. D. Jose Perez Morris. + r.
Puerto Rico.
Muy senor milo y amigo: la adininistra-
cion del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador general
de esta Provincial, D. jose Laureano Sanz,
no necesita defensores porque ella Sc de-
fiende por ST sola; pero como es un deber
de justicia volver por los sfaeros de la ver-
dad, siquiera sea para confundir al que
pretenda oscurecerla, slrvase anadir las
innumerables manifestaciones que han
visto Ia luz pdblica en- su luatrado peri6-
dico, que en- Hnmacao, todos los emplea-
dos del municipio sin exception alguna
son puertoriquenos, sin que para co 'ocar-
los en- sus, respegtivos destinos Sc hayan
| tenido en- cuenta otras circunstancias que
| las de honradez idoneidad.
Sirva este relate de mentfs Is que
intentando desacreditar la administration
del general SAM, no han conseguido otra
cosa que Patentizar mas mas la arectitna
con que ha levado 4 efecto todas las ur-
gencias y necesidades de la administra-
cion.
Soy do Y. con toda consideration afec-
tisimo seryidor J amigo
@. B. S.M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10
"Camuy enero 5 de 1875.
Sr. D Jose Perez Morris.
Capita.

Muy Sr. mio: Sup leo & V. Sc dig
ne insertar eu ell ilustrado periddico
de su digna direction eIsiguien6e re
mitido por.lo que lie anticipa las gra
cias su afectisimo y S. S. @. B. S. NJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10

ran renovarlas, d fin de que dirijan sus
solicitudes al efecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10

Cane.-EI dia Is del corriente mes,
Sc espendera en- esta Ciudad la libra de
carne de res vacuna a diez y ocho Guar
tos; los dias l6 y II veinte y 81 Is q
diez y nueve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10

,in NJ Las que hoy coaossa0s cousl aoabre ds ay0a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-10

Publicamos con satisfaction la 81
guiente carta del que fue jefe del par
lido reformista en- Camuy: aaes4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08
Charles sumnsr's Eternal Creditor.

webster's financial notions were al.
wys loose. The rights Of property were
something which his mind, with its ca.
pacity could not take in. When he was
quite young. and diligently practicing
Law in Boston. Charles Sumner and
himself were engaged BY the Common
wealth Of Massachusetts, 10 defend a
suit that had been brought against II.
They were allowed $1,000 each for their
services. A few days later Webster En-
tered Summers Office and said: ''Sum-
ner, I'm geing over TO the State House
to draw my $1,000. and Ill draw yours.
too. II you like, to save you the trouble
Of going there?"
sumner thanked him kindly: but,
having some understanding Of his legal
brothers p~sculiaritiss. remarked that he
did not care for the money just then.
and wsuld prefer to let II lie.
Daniel rather insisted on getting II.
and Charles equally insistsd that he
should let II alone. At last the former
said: "Oh. well. do A. you choose"
and went out. Webster went to the
State House, drew Summers as well as
his own money. kept II, and never men,
toned the circumstance TO his late col
league. A may DO imagined. the IA
nous eIpounder nsver discharged the
debt-in truth. Sumner nsvor tried 10
collect it. He knew that oncs having
got ID, possession. especially with Web
stsr, was nine points Of the law-if net
several points beside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08
Carson Items.
prom Inc Tribune. Jan. IL

IRON the Tfibunc, Jan. III
Yerington. Bliss & Company intend
running u ~narrow-gauge railroad from
their mills ON Lake Tahoe to their dis
charging point. ono mile this side OF
Spooner's station. Mr.. d. L. Bliss has
purchased two locomotives and eight
miles Of steel rail. which will DO imms-
diately shipped from Pennsylvania.
Thus another avenue 10 opened for the
laboring class. The construction OF the
road will employ at least q hundred
men. and by its means numbers who are
compelled to suspend work during the
Winter months will be enabled to obtain
constant employment. Energy, backed
with coin and business tact, will always
win.
Johnny Moore received q lot Of speci.
mems yesterday from the Humboldt Coal
Mine that are Us plainly anthracite M
any yet discovered in this or any other
country. Johnny feels like n million
aire, aud says that Providence is com.
mencing TO smile on him. The proof OF
the existence Of coal in this State will
do wonders for IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08
P,clao ceast Mnleaalrss.

No city upon this Continent can show
more men OF solid wealth than San
Francisco. Mines OF fabulous POSSIBLE
ities pour their dividends into the peck
cts Of the Licks. the Lathams, the
Sharons and the Haywards. Many Of
hor citizens could sell out at o months
notice for $5.000.0 900 each. Palaces
have risen from silver bricks, aud the
proudsst buildings In the city 1--WE their
origin TO ores and bullion.-Chicdgo
Inter- OCEAN.
This was true enough three months
ago, but the bier-OcedR Is one Of those
old fogy journals who do not keep pace
with the times. Lick. Latham. Sharon
and Hayward are all poor men. Worth
Z, 1000, O00i Well. yes; they may be
worth that paltry sum. So arc Rccse,
Mills, Luning. Baldwin, Lux. Miller,
Jones, Ralston and Stanford. These are
only our " well-to-do" citizens, men Of
comfortable" incomes-our middle
class. Our rich men the hier-Ocedn has
not named. They are Mackey. Flood,
O'Brien and Fair. Twenty or thirty
millions each is but n moderate estimate
Of their wealth. Mackey is worth from
sixty TO one hundred millions. They
have not yet heard Of u new bonanza
in Chicago-a lump Of silver ore rs big
q . their Grand Pacific Hotel, worth from
800 to $40. 900 per ton, so far as ascer-
tanned, while It's depth. breadth and
thickness has not yet been reached. In
q small interior village like Chicago q
man worth a million is esteemed wealthy.
Not so in the grand commercial empo-
rum OF the Pacific. Here We speak NJ
Familiarity Of millions as maids Of thir-
teen speak Of puppy dogs. Five mil
lion dollars, indeed! Even New York.
London. Frankfort and other cities can
boast Of their live million men. We do
not call n person wealthy unless he nd.
vanees beyond ten millions. Next year
Ne will speak only Of those who possess
hundreds Of millions.-S. p. Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08
Reno Items.
From the Journal. Jan. 81

lrruW tnc JuuIuni, Jan. oI
II was rumored on our streets yester.
day that a rich strike had been made in
the south drift Of the Consolidated Poe
Mine at Peavins. Knowing ons seemed
to be keeping the thing to themselves.
We hope the report may 10 true and the
owners reap q golden harvest. Hopkins
stock advanced considerably upon this
rumor, some holding their stock as high
as one dollar q share. We look for
lively times aud n rush to Peavins within
the next two months. In our opinion
Panamint is nowhere in comparison
with our mines at home.
Our new District Judge. s. @. Wright,
Is highly spoken Of by the members OF
the bar. We give the following ~ q
sample Of what ho promises to be. We
heard q lawyer address him as follows,
"If il will suit your Honor's conve'
nicnce." etc.. etc. Judge Wright TO
piled: my convenience 10 not to be
considered in the premises at all; I am
here to subssrvs the interests OF the liti.
gants and Of the people"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

TnEns VA . great cry about the
strength Of the Independents in Indians
during the last campaign. Their num-
bsrs are. perhaps. better shown by the
strength developed in organizing the
Legislature yesterday. According to q
dispatch from indianapolis the Senate
elected Republican and Independent Of
hcers having fused for that purpose. In
the Assembly. however. . Democratic
Speaker was elected on n straight party
vote over the heads Of both Republicans
and Doilies. The vote vote stood. Dem
ocratic. 56; Republican, IS; Dolliss. ..
The dispatch adds that the latter have
only II votes on joint ballot OF both
Houses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

Monxos paper at Salt Lake places
the number Of polygamists in tho Ter.
Iitory at 1000 men. 5000 women, and
1000 children. and the cost and loss. by
legal punishmsnt Of all. at $4,000. 900.
and thinks that the courts would have
round them 5000 crying women and
5000 crying children. This is probably
aprstty accurate computation. One oil
the beauties Of the ~polygamous system
IL shown by q statement that within q
stones throw Of . prominent church in
Salt Lake is the residence Of n aged
Mormon who is tho husband Of a wo-
man and her two daughters. Thus his
hrst wife Is his mother-in-law, his step
daughters are his wives. his son by his
frst wife his half.brother to his Other
wives. and q sort Of uncle to his Other
children. and. and-you can study II out
further. II you want TO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08
A NEEDED INVESTIGATION.


The Enterprise this morning suggests
that - this ID the era Of Investigations,
Ii would Be sminently proper for Con-
gress 10 order an inquest into the meth
DDS whereby the famous Nsglsy amend
nent was Presssd 10 passage through
the lower House Of Congress. We o e
daily indouse the suggestion. Il would
Be . source Of pleasure TO know how
Republican Congressman Neglsy-nov
happily to b retired at the close Of the
present ssszion-and Democratic Con-
gresham Holman-unfsrtunatsly re-
slected-bscane 50 largely interested in
forcing Mr.. sutro's Ubiquitous iesisla-
ton through Congress. We would also
like 10 know what influences were used
TO % change the Committee on Public
Lands that on counting nosss Mr.. Sutro
confidently expected a favorable report
upon the Pratt Mining bill: also why
said bill was referred. to the Land. in
stead Of the Mining Committee;
also Why that bill was en-
tertainsd after the decision Of the
Judiciary Committee upon q bill Of SIM
liar import. There are many things in
connection with Mr.. sutro's career in
the Washington Hobbies which We should
like to see ventilated. wswant to know
how hs secured the services Of 80 many
Congrsssmsn in favor Of a subsidy Of
three million dollars for his bore. and
We also want to know by what authority
he publicly announced that II such q
subsidy act should be passed. ho had
the Presidents assurance that Il would
receive his signature. Mr.. Sutro has
been . prominent lobbyist in Wash
ington. II is said that Sutro Tunnel
Stock 10 also abundant in that city. In
deed VI have heard II remarked that but
few people supposed 10 have Influence
with the powers that be. are unfamiliar
with the striking appearance Of the tun-
mel company's frail promises. as desig'
mated BY their stock. Let an inves'
tigation Be ordered. In common with
many others. wo would like to know
how much u cost tho Sutro Tunnel
Company for "sxponsss' in wAsh'
ington last wintsrf Perhaps We nigh
have another Pacific Mail scandal
Who knowsl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

TEE Virginia Independent how.s be-
cause . Republican Senatorial caucus
has decided to nominate Sharon for u
8. Senator. So also we suppose. will
the Hon. Adolphus Phaniasmaeorium
Sutro. when hs shall hear Of 1t. But
the majority Of Nsvada's citizens feel
quite differently.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

TEE San Francisco Stock Report, in
srdsr to give the public a comprehensive
idea Of how much wealth there is in the
big BONANZA. says that il a man had
gone on . thousand dollar bust ever
since Susan b. Anthony was born until
nov hs wouldn't make Al impression
nm IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

TEE Virginia Independent is exercised
over the query. "why should the vir-
ginia & Truckee Railroad Company COM
plimsnt Mr.. Beck. the Asssmblyman,
more than Mr.. Beck the merchant"
We give ID up. In fact vi don't see
anything in Mr.. Beck worthy Of CON-
plimsnt. And il seems that Mr.. Beck
agrees with US in our estimate Of his
msrits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08
-sTooKnoIDERs' MEETIno.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The STOCK.
xirl be held ., she once Of the Company. Room
No. l, No. loi California strset, San Francisco,
California, ON "WEDNESDAY, the 2oih day OF
January, A. ID. 1873. at I o'clock =. y. Transfer
books viii be closed on Friday. the 18th dav Of
January, A. D. ISIS, and remain closed until
''s S.s Old ID DaSfD T. BAaLxY. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

And In accordance with law and an order
The Board OF Directors. MADE on the Sd day Of
December. 1914. 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF saeh stock ~ msy be necessary will be cold
at public auction. at the palesroom Of Maurice
D1re q Co No. 37d Pine street. San Frantireo,
Cal. on 7 THURSDAY. the 7stn day OF January.
1874. at the hour Of I o'clock r. q. Of said day. 10
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
reiher with cosis Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
PRANK SWIFT, Secretary.
Onice-Room No. 4 Hayward's Bulldlng, No.
40 California street. San Francisco. Cal.
las I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

WHAT does General Shaler think ws
are made OFF Does he fancy Chicago
has Sharon's BONANZA 10 draw upon,
and that the taxpayers Of the city are
Souza do Cabrals, whose wives and
daughters blaze with diamonds like
headlights OF locomotivssi-Chicogo pa-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

TEE Senate Finance bill, providing
for q return 70 specie payments in 1873.
vas yesterday passed by tho House.
The vote stood la6 TO 30. Democrats
voted solid against IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

rns Virginia Independent this morn
ing propounds this stupsndous conun-
drum: 'If free passes arc not brides,
what are thsy'" We have. however,
solved IL. They m just what they as
sums 10 be, 70 Wit: passes. Correct? !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-08

Tn, Governor Of Nebraska. In his
msssAes claims that the population
al that STATE has doubled In the past two
y.srs. He says 10 ID now 800. 900.