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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-29
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"A Company-Lseation of principal place Of
saslnsss. San frsncireo, Califoruis.
Locatiso Of works. Gold lin Mining Dis
kiet. storey County, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at q meeting OF
the Board Of Dtrcctorp. held On the isth day Of
March 1878, an Assessment tho. Ia Of Sew.
snty.avc Ccnts per share vas levied upon the
capital stock Of The corporation, payable imne-
diately, In United states gold coin. To tbs
Secretary, 81 tho once OF tho Company. Room
u. No. ais California street, San frAneisco.
California.
Any steck upon which thl. assessment shall
remain unpaid On the nd day of April, 1sT3,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale Of
public ~aueiion. and unle-s payment H. male
before, will Be cold ON the Twelfth dAy OF
Nay. ISIS, To pay the ~delinguent sssessmeut.
Together with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF sale.
By order OF the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGriRE, Secretary.
Odhoe-Itoom q. No. tio California street,
Ban YAneiseo. California mhp I'd
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DLACK DIAMOND COAL MINING

business, Gold mn, Nevada.
Location Of works. Lyon county. Nevada,
Notiee.-Thtre arc delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, on account Of assess.
ment No. I. the several amounts set opposite
The names Of the respective shareholders, rs
lnllnMaN
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NEW YORK MINING COMPANY.
~ Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco. Callfornia.
Nevada
Notice 10 hsreby given that st meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held On the 7ld day VI
April, 1878, an assessment mo. u Of One
Dollar lSi) per share waa levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable imme.
diately. In United States gold coin, to the
Secretary. 81 the snics Of IN. Company. Room
~ iiaywsrd's Building, tis california street,
san Francisco, California.
Any stock upou which this Assessment shAll
remain unpaid on the ssth day Of Nay, 1878,
will Be- delinquent. and advertised for sale At
public auction. and unlcss payment IL made
befors, will be sotd % SATURDAY. the 18th
day of Jane. ISIS. 10 pay IL delinquent assers-
meat. together with oosts Of advertising and e.
pensss % sale.
BY order Of the Board Of DIreeior.
II. q. KiBBB. Secretary.
O1nee-Room n. Hayward's Building. No.
ti9 caiifornis street. san Yraneisco, Cal.
ap34 I'd
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ny order OF the Board Of Trustees the above
sale IL postponed until Wednesday. the 18th
day Of April. at . O'Clock =. ~, when the sale
will he held al the oaice ofthe Gold Hlll Poun'
mhib I'd D. COTTON. Secretary.
by order OF tho board Of Trustees, the above
saie 10 postponed until "WEDNESDAY, the
nth day ~ May, at . o'clock r. ~, when the
sale will be held at the once Of the Gold Hill
Foundry.
apis I'd ID, j. Secretary.
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WoODvlLLk CONSOLIDATED

w silver Mining company.-Locatio Of
works. Gold lin. Nevada.
Location Of principal place Of business, San
rranclsco. California.
Neiies 10 hereby given. that a. aneeting Of
the Directors. held on the 18th day Of March.
per shars vas levied upon ths capital stoei
% the corporation, payahle Immediately. In
United states gold CON, to the Secretary. 81
the once of the Company. Room No, .. t0i
California street. San Francisco. California.
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY. the ssth day
Of April, ISIS. viii be delinquent. and adver-
tisei for sAle 81 public auction. and unlc-s
payment is made before. win be sold on MON
DAY. the iIth day Of Nay, ISIS. To pay the
sdvertising and sIpsues % sale.
W. u. ukLNAS, Secretary.
Ones-Room .. col California street. San
rraneisee, California MIN I'd
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MhShNS 80.
MI PANY. Location 81 prineipA plseeof
business Fan rnneisco. CALIFORNIA; Location
of works, Gotd ilili Mining District, storey
County. Nevada /.
Notice IL hereby given that 81 . meeting Of
the Brard Of Directors, held on the lTih day OF
April. ISIS, an aasessmentlNo, ~ ofTwenty-avc
Cents per share was levied upon the capita
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately.
In uaitcd states gold coin. To the Secretary, 81
tho Once 81 the company. Rooms ! and ..
any stock upon which this ass-ssment shall
remain unpaid o. the ninetccnth uoI day Of
May, ISIS. will be d~clinqueut. and advertised
for sais at public a~netioa, and unless payment
10 made bsforc. viii be cold on TUESDAY. the
9Th day Of June. 1873. 70 pay the d~eiinqssnt ~.
ssssmsnt. together with eosts Of advertising
and xpeusss OF Gale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
W. n. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Onee-nosas I and I. Academy Building. 5D
Pima stresf- 0an rraneisro. California.
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ASSESSMENTS LIvIID.
NlJ OODvILLE GOLD AND sILvEn
w Mining Company. Location Of work.,

NlJ OODvILLE GOLD AND sILvEn
Mining Company. Location Of work.,
Gold nill, Nevada
Location Of principal place Of business, San
francisco, California
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that at Q meeting Of
the D~irector. held on the 18th day Of March,
1873. % assessment tho. ~ OF One Dollar
per share WAS levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation. payable Immediately, In United
states gold coin, 20 The Secretary, at The once
Of ths company, Rooms, toi California street,
san Fnneiseo. California.
Any stock upon which this easement shau
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY, the 3Sth
day Of April, lssa, viii be delinquent. and
advertised for aale 81 public auction, and
uniess payment 10 made before. viii Be sold
On MONDAY. the f7th day OF Nay. is5s, 10
pay the delinquent assessmsnt, together with
costa OF advertising and expense ofsale.
w ~ HELMAS. Secretary.
Onies-Room .. Soi California street. San
Francisco. California mir I'd
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EUBOrA
~ Location Of Principal Place of business,
San Francisco, California
Location Of works, Gold nm Mining Dis
trict, storey eounty, State Of Nevada
Notice no hereby given, that ~ . meeting OF
the Board Of Direetou, he5 on the itth day OF
April. ls,o, q assessment mo. - OF
Twenty-Five Gents coel per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the eorpontion. pay.
able Immediately, In United States gold coin, TO
the Secretary, a the once Of the Company,
Room No. IL. Hayvard's building. tls Cali
fomia street, Ban Franeiseo, California.
Any stock upon which this assessmsnt shall
remain unpaid on the roth day OF NAV,
ISIS, win be deemed delinquent, and advertised
for sale Of public auction. and unless payment
10 made befors. will be cold on TUESDAY.
tho sth day Of June. 1873, TO pay the delin9usnt
assessment. together with costs OF Advertising
and expsnses Of sAle.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
RiciiARD H. MOVES, Secretary.
OnieeRoom No. n. Hsyvard's Building,
tis California street, San Francisco. csl-
ifornia. api6td
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JACKET sILVER HIN


toessiss e2vsris, Gold Mn. Storey coenty.
NsvsdA-PrtneipAl place Of Business, Main
street, Gold HuL New.
Noties 70 hers6y given that ct . meeting o.
the Bsard e Trustee Of said Company. held
On ths IN day Of April 4. ID. is1o, IN assessment
mo. q, ofFfvs Dollar (SD per share was levied
upon each and svery share q the capital stock
q S,n IA . sS.P az I.I.l 70 IN iHT sseIsaI;. =, II
nm. Nevada
Any stock p which said ssssssment shail
remain unpaid, on Tuesday. The nth day q
MAy. 1874. shall be deemed d~elinquent. and
viii bs duly advertised for sAle at pahlie
a~uetiou, and unless payment shall be made be-
tore, Win b cold on FRIDAY. the llth day
Of Jane, 1878, a II O'Clock H.. In Trent OF the
oaes OF the company, 10 pay the delinquent
Assessuent. togsthef with costs Of Advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order ofsAs bSsrd n q rT1ssss: s.e,,,,,,.
Oold nm. Apyl I. 1873. ap1 I'd
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CUCCOR MILL AND MININo
- Company-LocAiion of principal place OF
bu,ipe~s. San rranciseo, STATE OF talifonia.
Location Of works. 0o,d Mn Mining Dis
tfict. storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting Of
the board of Dtrsctou. held on the Sth day OF
April, iS13, an assessment (No. I'D OF
Yfhy Cests per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payabie imms-
diatcly. In United states gold coin. To the
Secretary. at the once Of the Company. Rooms
. and q No. % Montgomery street, san
franetsee, California.
Any stoek upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, the isih day Of
Nay, Isis, viii be ~delirquent, and advertised
for sale 81 pablo auction. and unless pay
meat 10 made before, will be suld on
THURSDAY. the ID day Of June, 1878. TO pay
the delinquent assessment. together with
coats Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
ny order Of The Beard OF Dircctsrs.
wM. n. WATSON, Secretary.
Omee-Rooms o and Q, No. IA Montgomery
air$rf San rranrlsco- Cal. npl0td
, 1875-03-06

80 to 100 por cent, tho managers will find
themselves mistaken. II In doubtful whothcr
tho returns will DO my greater, in the long
rlin, than they would l,avo been I'M
der tho old tariff. I1lcse high rites
will check shipments in both directions.
The railroads a,nl tho Steamship Company wilt
both le managed FOR Wall street. Speculation
iii their stock Inns already begun. Our
dispatches show mn unusual excitement Of,
tho New York Stock Exchange. Since tie
nation furnished about NIL the money oxpcnd.
ell for building tho ronls on which JAR
douIp and his fel1ow-conspiratora are now
making profits, it ia rather n pity that tho
nation did not keep tho roa1s II bult for
ilself instead Of handling them ovcr to Btock-
joIbers. Tho Union Pacito owned by tho
Union would DO different thing from tho
Union Pacific owned by JAY GouLp.
, 1875-03-06

Massachusetts is in fever of excitement
over its silver mines ut Newbury, which, al
though tho shafts arc hut Just sunk, are
yielding Mt the rate Of 200 ounces Of silver to
the ton, average specimens asaaying 51a2 to
the ton Lodcs aro being struck in every Iii
roction. Spectators arc getting hold Of the
lands and selling them out at large figures,
and these barren shcop.pastures arc suddenly
developing IN embarrassment of riches The
most remarkable featuro Of the situation In
tl,at these grasping, hard-lstcd sons Of tho
puritaus should havo travelled over tho Now
bury pastures these 200 years, md swar1ncd
nj over tho West in search Of gold and silver,
without being aware Of the fact that tho hard
granite md puading-stono under thoir feet
was rich in Eiycr.
, 1875-03-06

It would DO rather shabby in tho Illinois
Logialaturs to refuse tho appropriation Of
$4,000 to carry out tho recommendation Of
tho Governor that Illinois history, industry,
art, mechanism, minerals, manufactures, aud
agriculture bo appropriately represented at
the grcat Centennial Exposition to 10 held
in Philadelphia next year. Tho sum is q
snall ono compared with tho appropria-
tions TINT hayo been made for the sa1as pur.
pose by several Of tho 6tates, o. we'll aa by
foreign countries. mud ss compared with the
advantage and fitness Of csetlitable reprs-
sentation at Philadelphia in national ex-
hibition. Even tho State OF Arkansas, poor
III resou9ocs, far removed, aud with compara-
lively little sympathy in tho enterprise, ap-
proprIa.ed $1,000 last Tuesday for q slmjL,r
purpose. certninly, nliuois can well afford
to double this sum. Tho Indications are that
the foreign Governments will be moro fully
represented titan at any previous Exposition,
and recent advicas from China ara to the ct.
isat That special gfort viii bs msda 70 fu1uish
, 1875-03-06

Congress- having adjourned, Mr.. Dn1 Krxa
duly tnrnH up. His arrival in Now York il
cllronicled by telegraph. lind IN extra ses.
zion Of Congress been cs}lod,. AIr. KING
might havo been forced to spend the spring
and summer months in tile disagrceably- y-hot
climate Of Canada aa it is, ho returns aftor
enjoying tho delightful winter season among
tho tropical plants and bal,ny brcozes Of tho
Dominion. 1t may now 10 expected TINT lo
will mako it exceedingly warn, for tho Pacific
h1ail people, for 1nw7s, for tlto Into Congress,
for the Minnesota Legislature, and ths other
people who have beeu dcfaming him" and
are now fugitiyes from his wrath. Mr.. Ktso
hGa probably taicn legal counsel. and asccr-
tainol that the Congressional extension of
tho statute Of limitations 10 cover his alleged
perjury will not hold.
, 1875-03-06

Tho Buffalo Board of Trado Lns presented
memorial to the Canal Commissioners Of
tho Stato Of New York, which shows by
statistics the declining commerce Of the EN-
piro State. and auggests remedies therefor.
The Board Of Itatlo does not content itself
with suggesting tho rensons therefor. It
proposes remedies for tho evil. Tho tro,,blo
with tho canal is tho cost Of transportation,
and tile difficulty Of 1t. Tho hitter il less
than it has been, thanks to tho recent rcpairs.
In 1874, tho average number of trips per
boat WIS greater thnn In any preceding yenr,
Still, there il needless delay md difficulty
on account Of the number Of weigh.locka.
These locks, according to tho memorial,
"nre not only needless, but occasion gont
loss OF water and indict serious damages
on tho boats md detention Of them. )"
They arc not used in America, outside OF
New York. They should not bo used thoro.
This, however, ia minor point. Tho great
evil IL the exorbitant tolls charged on tho
Eric. Last season, the tariff for transporting
a busliol Of wheat from Buffalo to New York,
by tho canal, averaged 10 cents. OF this,
tho State took, in tolls, OF cents, so tl,at tho
carrier got lcss than G3 CENTS This possibly paid
running expenses, but it allowed nothing
for the renewal Of tho boats, which are worn
out rs often MS once in ten years. service.
Most of tie boats aro sold on long time.
Last year, the boatncn were unable to pay
their usual inatallments, and very many of
them aro now threatened with foreclosure Of
tho builders mortgages. Yet, even ut
these rninously low ratoa, canal cost
moro than railroad transportation for part
Of last summer. Corn was taken by rail from
BuHalo to New York, in July aud August, for
7nud II cents por bushel, including light
crngo. Tie New York OanM il losing not
only tho profits on tho grain sent thither, but
tho profits OH tho merchandise sent back in
exchange.
Tho tolls can be safely lowered, for tho
Eric now yields large surplus revenue. This
IL at present absorbed, in great part, by tho
useless latcral canals. The recont adoption
Of the constitutional amendment giyea ths
Legislature authority to close nearly I'LL those
canals. II this authority is exercised, as the
petitioners prny 1t may be, tho Eric need not
hereafter pay so heavily, and tho tolls can
therefore bo reduced. Tho memorial asks
that tho satca shall ba fixed at ono-half q mill
Per milo per 1000 poundaof eastward freight,
and TINT no tolls whatever shall be charged
Oh westward freight.
This seen.s like a sweeping change, but
radical remedy ii needed. The improve.
lnent OF tho Canadian canals, the further in
creass Of shipping facilities by tho Baltimore
4 Ohio, the opening Of the IIoosao Tunnel
, 1875-03-06

trial began. Another Interesting item ~
news In connection with tho casa ~
latcs to tho position Of Arr. R1cu4nn.
Alrs. THROWS brother, who, feeling crea,,,
aggriovol at the Bcvere comments Of ~
presa anu tho structures Of Gen. TnAcr nnos
his testimony, las boeu upon tho noint ~
publishing statement, Which, it is s,;,
would contain information most disastro,,u ~
hlr. BEro11rn's case. The statement will M,
DO published, but our correspondent foro.
Shadows tile intention of Mr.. n1c,.Anps, IN
tho ovcnt Of. his being rcca1lcd to tho witness
stand, 10 tell many things which lo withheld
In his former unwilling testimony agains. bi,
Hiatnr
, 1875-03-06
- -
HAWLET ON THE gljfTH

IHt HFttEL Of EGn, j, TIL, JIAWJry nno;..,
tho Torco bill, during tho House session '. -.
Feb. 20, attracted much attention., Il ronrs
scnts tho views Of tho great majority of h.
publicans, however distasteful it may bo :,
tho desperate gang Of gucrrillas who ero ro
publicans only iu namo, and whom ],,,r, y,
led until the It'll Of Marcel, nut an eud to HI.
chances Of leadership.
The South, Bal HAwnEY, is today IN
bad state. Corruption prevails ju souo
states; violence in otl,ors; ill.will iu ue.r1,
all. Crime is rife. Ono State Government
rests only On bayonets. Another las bear,
tossed about from ono act Of rogues to onoth.
er, until OF length tho people took henri a,
grace, reformed their Constitution, nut ho,a.,
, 1875-03-06


The Chicago produce markets were oener.
R1ly tame and weak yesterday. aIvss pork
WIS less actiye, anl a@l0c per brl lower.
closing at S18.oo@ls.02t cash, and slB. 20
for April. Lard was moderately pcsiye, and
l0@15o per 100 lbs lower, closing isr,n Ut
Sl3.15 cash, and $l3.27t for April, Meats
were dall mud shalo easler, at 0s@o:e for
l1ouldess, and 91@oso for short ribs, and
s5@10o for short clears. Dressed logs wcro
qulot and ar,ner, at S7.76@s.124. High
~inea were active aud steadier, at u. .08 per
gallon. Flour was guidt and unchanged.
Wheat was active and 10 lower, closing at
Go cash. and s7{o for April. Corn WIS dull
sad 10 Mehor, closing 1T G4a cash, aud lilo
Tor h1ay. Oats wero active and }@3c higher,
closing at 69ao for MARCH, and 59io for
Ae<A Bye vas dull aad saiay, st s1@
, 1875-03-06

SIr. BARNEY .CAuLl1ELp has added 10 his
remarkable record for not voting When
tho uou1lty bill was brought before
the House, the last dny OF the
session, from tho Conference Commit
tee, containing all tho monstrona provisions
for dividing up $3.50, ,000. .o00, chiefly between
clajm-agcnts mud home-guartls, Mr.. C4u1-
rlzlD was not on land to vote against it. He
could not havo been paired with AIr FAn-
WELL OIL this occasion, because the latter
voted in fayor Of the bill. Did 11r. CAu1.-
FIELD neglect to vote because he was nfraId TO
vote for tlo bill and also afraid TO vote agatass
Mr. FAAwELL? We think CAu111ELps four
weeks record shows tue most astonishing uya,
Or rather disuse, Of tho Congressional ballot
ever exhibited by any one member in Tie
Eamo brief length Of time.
, 1875-03-06
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, 1875-03-06

LII, SPEAKER nLA1ME

The retirement Of Mr.. BLAINE from the
CHAIR Of Speaker Of tho 1IonRe Of Represent
atiyus Is an event OF no little importance.
lie 1at1 iiled tint place during xix years, anG
in tho discharge Of Tho duties Of Speaker Ind
displayed 'itucss mud nil nbility Of tho high.
est order. Mr.. BLAINE hal served before hia
election several terms as member Of the
House, and waa elected Speaker IN 1SG9,
succeeding Mr.. CoLrAx. The position Of
Speaker il Mt all times nj, nrtluonB one, bst
tho duties Of the Speaker Of tho House OF
Representatives have become during the
Inst decade extremely complicated. 10
DO n successful Speaker, tho incu1n.
bent Of tho chair mist bo man
Of ability; to 10 successful, ho must
also command tho personal respect and con-
tiaence bou. Of tho minority md tho ,nn-
jority. 1t makes no tliflcrenco how strong
may bo tho party by whom ho ia elected, ho
must rely upon the confidence OF tho whole
House, and this lie can only retain by being
frank and fair in all his rulings. Tho powor
OF the Speaker is very great, much greater
than is generally supposed. Under tic pccu-
l1aritios Of our parliamentary law, extraor-
dinnry powers arc necessarily yielded to him !;
these powers lie exercises not go much by
virtno Of law ns by tho general acquicacenco
of tlso House. 4 competent Speaker liko
Mr. BLAINE, baked by the confidence and re-
spcct Of tllcwllole HouRe, can greatly expedite
business, avoid unseomly complications, pre-.
serve tho rights and equality Of nil tho nle,n-
bcrB, and prevent tho dcspotism OF majori.
ity. There aro nlways in every party having
lnrge majority a number of extreme men
who fayor tho rouglsllol policy, and who
dony that tho minority have any rights which
the majority nre bound to respect. These
nien arc Of necessity Mt variance with tho
spealser, who, rs tic presiding officer Of tho
whole House, 1nust hold tic balance evenly.
Tho sessions Of Congress since 1869 lave
been marked by succession of two-tl,intls
nnjoritics BY the Republican party. Tho strug-
gle Of the minority by factioua opposition
to defeat tho will Of tho House, and tho
struggle Of nn extreme faction on tho other
side to crush out tho minority, have fur-
nishcd repeated occasions requiring all tho
ability, energy, unwearicd attention, and
strict imrartiaIity on tho part Of Tho Speaker.
A1r. BLAINE has proven himself equal to all
tho requirements Of lis high office, and, in
laying down the eavel ut tLo close Of hia six
years service, ho does SO with tho universal re-
spcct Of the whole country, and with tho al-
1niration and respect of MI those Of nll par-
ties who have served in Congress- under his
speakership.
hIr. BLAINE is men.ber-c1ect of tho next
Congress-, go that the country will not lose
the banetlt Of his ability and long experience.
lIo will, of course, tako high position as the
leader of tile Republican minority in tho next
House. In House whero there will be so
mRny new and inexperienced members, his
services will DO Of incaloulRb1e advantage to
the House and to tho country.
, 1875-03-06

como forward With tho old sectional plca, aud
demanded its tens OF millions for tho
North because tons o. millions l'ad been
gwen 10 the "south." Iho on central "a
e't'c' with rIpe experience III snbssdy'get-
t'ns anu t'!e credis-.'loo'l'oe system, was also
on hat'tl will cry iof moro 10 o"'itl what IT
callea tue southern 1'faoeh OF tho Central
lao1he' from oam francisco 'lo"f, the co"st
70 San D'eeo. 4ho eiig'neefs OF THIS job
melo '''nu ~, fe'.,y 10 s'''so i"nas WITH ION
oso11' 1. '"en .nelo "An S,. s"1roaa "i''ct pro-
f. s." 49,, ~ tu. n .to'u oa't hhke OF somewhere
~ ~ o,'1 ~ or'l"1i'1 OF somewhere Ill oregon
~ w. ~ eslnsss l''''l'oso vi iu,na!'ag proh.s
su.4a''"c'.o1' company IL a4so demands