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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.


hEE11Sa OF TIE CITIZENS coAsf1T1EE-
meeting Of the General Committee appoint
ID ct tho Sherman Housa last Thureday evening.
for the nurnoso ~ cone;dsr;,o +ha host rnao,a ~
,;d;,..t n,e",:11,e o -. - -
o 49,. 1s en1easo uonc Atotafy, was ne'o IL
ae boa1d-lfoon OF the Library Directors At
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Nr Hovne stated tha oh{nrt NJ +ba 1oaet;no
Ihe m.tts- w.s .ntra,>, -, t1,a 1,.,a. ,f ".
t,....- "@a e">N o.' ~ suo nA"uo " .uo sen-
=, ~. @Ppo1nleo on tue alHefens committees OF
tne Sherman House meeting The Directors OF
tho Library had nothing whatever to do
with thu rneat;or har raanactfn,1v tanaered
ta s gentlemen their Board-Hoom for
ore.n;sp ppose 70 q meoanS. they m,sn: proceed 20
TbsT h.d 1a a., n.o.aohs ~ sney .a9uaI 81.
pubic 1hrar1 nno"n ane 80 - faa ~o1 t.a;s .ie
tno.1aa ~ - 1as ata"u apon Anu a.:A .tou Aneu
s.tixf.c+s, oe na1 plesu5e ~
~ 80, 1sT4': t.oln tnsn 1il1 aGiioe1 ~ aI!os.
h5e ~ re- L. =. roveo Was caseo upon 70 pre-
Tia Iii =. u sa 1uls. "ao @ ose"ea es,,os
fojow;noo o .,s -. coaua.seee ~ ~ eeneo: 80 ene
John Sue4e"gn r .esRouaea ~ 14en u*tnen
Hossnti..I Ioe}e1. E. ~. fneips, y. H. 9ntso, T.
Gsoers aon1oe deat4, 1no'1as 1a1 al47uU.n'
N.oe, .lAe, y. VI. oaI1et. :l ". q .Mn rol.el,
Far-.- Neeo'@n3cA+ 0eoise 1' on4pn11o' a@'1o1
H. .
e.ch ~, pe4 aus3esteo tu%s 'n9 CA@unau "
foea.."ao .ao-oom1nltsee ouSat 20 cali us own men
th5mah. a., 1hat Woaiu aVolo con1nSlon. ae
II 49,. 1ue !! up1ec1 OF .ao present noe1hg *as
e. d; 80 80 t, uuties ~ 5ne uaI1r9ne m co..es
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1' aio not come forward with substantial SUPPORT.
them.
MI. Rosenthal thought that they should 70 to
work .. once, and do what they could III the way
not be better time to commence operations than
lust then. For his pa.t, be wished to hear all
that Mr. shorog had to Bay tl.en 30 that he might
60 to work among =he insurance men, to which
Committee he belonged.
Air. farrar believed that. there should be
another meeting. SO that there nigh. be fuller
attendance and a better understanding.
Mr. Cooper moved that the meeting adjourn
until Thursday evening 1t o'clock which pre-
vailed.
, 1875-01-31
CRl MilNAl.

4 quantity Of goods, consisting Of boots, books
gentlomen's underwear, aud cheap 1avelry are
| At the Madison Street Station, awaiting an
| owner.
Dennis Mullins, hard citizen, stabbed his
| vita in the nglt check, last night, at No. 224
| kossuth street. He Was arrested and locked up
in the Armory.
| 4 Waltham watch, valued 1t $50, and IN
overcoat worth $40, were stolen from St. Patrick's
| Church, corner Of Adams aod Desplaines s.1eesa,
| night before last
John ]. Chidsey, Of Joliet, WAS In the saloon
OF the notorious Vaaderburgh, on West Ran-
dolph street., pear the bridge, 10 maud]in state
last night, and Officer Smith saved him from
being robbed Of 91l7 in naouey and threo notes
for 81. 600 each.
James Chatterson, alias Slippery Jim, attempt
ed to escape from jail last eveuing about
o'clock, by jumping out Of . window in the boys
department, distance Of Is feet He used =
shoet for the purpose, but missed bis footing
and fell breaking his arrn in two places He
was subsequently arrested by Oficor johnson
and taken back to his cell. He is the same rris-
oner who recently attempted to poison himself.
Serst. O'Connor-thers il no mistake in the
identity ~ yet, though it is impossible TO tell
-is again to appear before the Board OF Police
in answer to charges. This tune bis acchser is !
one Sophia Leichenstein, German woman who
has made deposition before Notary to the ef-
fecs tllat on Nov. So 1874, her pocket was picked
aud the thief captured, together with whom she
Was dragged to the Harrison Street Station.
Hero tile prisoner, who turned ont to be coun-
tryu,an Of he1s, begged OF, and, the WOMAN
stating to O'Connor that she did not wish to
prosecute bin asked for his discharge. This |
The Sergeant declined to do, and, telling the |
woman that she would either havo to give bail or
be locked up, showed her into cell where she |
vas kept orer night. For this she prays that he
may he punished BY remova. from the fosce OF
otherwise. sergt. 0'Connor, however, tells /
quite a; di1aront story asserting that the woman
was plckpocket, aud that he locked her up 10
the interests OF Justice. The case will be tried
before the Police Board tomorrow Afsarnoon.
, 1875-01-31


The 1oDg-expected poem from Mark Sheridan.
er as least the first section thereof, has At last
n11ved. It is as follows:
PoKMA1rs MARCUS surRIpAxUA
The great poet Of THE TRIBUNE,
Tue laureate Ut the press,
Has tt4ed to 1lay the old. Old tuna,
But, a.aa, without suc.e e.s.
He picture8 forth $ob:r men
As drunk ~ drunk can BE-:
And then 10 grseved to find he can
Not prove 'ideottee."
It's true, hs thinks the clothes the E11D8
The mAn he saw then wore,
And - he in fact aud nane
Judge should ho o. tll4t score. !.
AE to the rtyle Of lat he wore
Nothing did he put in,
The surposittons, hcts al bore
gutse known AZ " too thin"
He saw him CONC hundred feet.
Fet rot word said he,
Uuf! he'd PISSED him On the street,
Then, n,-1otk, there,s Mike OC.
~As Eurea gun, le's drunk, SAYS one
- Shame, eha,uc, " cries number two,
damn disgr4ce, but theup hold On:
He IL not dressed In blue"
hone Of them went to hunt hun up,
Toree II i WAS be,
Eho they supposed hid had cup,
To d1 identity.
MARX SHERIDAN.
, 1875-01-31
HELD.
TIE HANKfESH WILL PROBABLY FULL H1M
THROUGH,

TIE HARNESSES WILL PROBABLY FULL HE
THROUGH.
The session OF the Criminal Court yesterday
w2s devoted to the sentencing OF prisoners con-
victed during the last term. Az usual, there
we're many spectators present. who gratifod
their curiosity without restraint His Honor
Judge Williams presided, and disposed OF the
convicte in short order, pauang only occasionally
to deliver brief lecture on morality, or to ad-
nonish boys who bad commenced Grim
inal career to repent ere it waa .too
late. The only case which will interest
the public was that OF the young man Held.
who WAS ruined by tNe Hxnlins Brothers.
When the Clerk called his name he approached
the bar for sentence.
Mr. Reed hsid: understand there are sev-
e'al PERSONS here who wish to say something
Tor this Young man.
The Court requested them to come forward
and three gentlemen responded.
Mr. Reed-Mrs Penfield Was willing 10 make
the crime petit larceny:
Tho Cours-fcs, perfectly. He iuterceded
very strongly for him (To the Clerk) Make it
The frieuds OF Held then made their state
nents in his behalf.
One, Mr. Hodges said this vas the first
complaint that bad been made against him On
account Of associations With gamblers.
Another said he Ind known Held for several
years. and that until his first ononse he was a.
ways upright in his dealings.
. The other stated that, previous to his arrest,
he had borno good character.
The Court-Mr. Penfeld says that, until very
recently. he has had remarkably gool character
that he has been in his employ for q long time.
aud that be has great deal OF sympathy for
him. and deslres to hAvo the punishment made
as Light as can consistently make it. think
there are peculiar circumstances about this case
]F11 nh Ha11 Frs
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-
d. E. '9eons WILL Spoak ID faf"eA dal fh1
evening at P. m Subject: "Ths might
n@oo u ooo'
"Buddha and the Buddhists Of E1am," ia th
! subfect Of the Sundnv Iect,,ra this .Yternoon 9
rha rrsna ora-,.Hon.a -. . o,,1a.,- rse a.
~ ~ e1oeh" 1ne 'e'
LUIGI ~ a1aoame heono"eoe' speaker OF gtoa
power, and lady whoee personal career HI
been full Of extraordinary adventures.
The monthly meetine Of the Manage arg of th
| Half-Ornhan Asy1un will ba be3d mt lhe Asv,ur
| at 1880 4 m. Tneaday Tha Manaoans nrooos
| to give a 'sMartha Washington Taa- Paitvd i'm
| metiiate1v after lent
mus!ca1 - so'Fee WIN taoleau3. Tor tho beneh
OF 9aI'st cnntcn, keforned Episcopal will b
uo.a a. m "a no oa4'' coluef o. AneaAoa a7enu
n' aua 1Wensy-secona 6srees' 1nesuaY evening
@ ane Kinney Ioa8e oenetette "a WILL take part in tn
!,
Inc nov :. =; Cosnlan, .; -, w1n lectnfe TIL
Tveu.us II tue cnulcn OF tne aoly tanllY' o.
nTti'.a ssnee' near 5'us lsisna avenas ~:
suoJecs 1elaG tne oE1?!n aho Nature OF ci's
2oclety: Inc lecture 1s me tnlra OF course
oe.ns gwen & " tLe 1eyereno geo1teman, and
worthy u iun asseuoaace'
The Chicago Temperance Reform Club p1o.
pose to Organize an auxiliary club on West
Madison street this evening, aud for that pur-
Pose oee WI hola meeting At the u. a; Hall'
!9o3 "ess Aaa!son s11ees- alesafs- H1nsto".
Aaams, Csark- ColieE. aua others afo expected
70 Do present ana ADDRESS toe audience.
The. Chicago Omnibus Company will run
stages from Douglas place and Cottage Grows
avenue Sundays, carrying passengers to and
from the different churches on the South Side,
also Prot. Swlng's church on the North Side,
leaving Douglas place in time to reach churches
At the commencement OF services. Each stage
will be lettcred - church stages,''
rba ,s,chara ~ .ha 11u,,;s q. .naruu,.
q,o;asv 49, ~,,a;.;n1 a1ta,a;.a rr,,so.st;a..a ~
their annual charity bali, to be held in the Sher-
mao House on Friday evening. Only limited
number OF invitntions have been issued, and
application aud .void disappointment. % The
committee Of arrangements are determined that
this party shall be in consonance with those OF
former years, forming au epoch, Is they always
do, in the social world uf Chicago
Tha ,nn,rerso-v +,,,oor- .b;.h va,. ~
fa1orntiv recevsd m tba occas;on ~ The tTerty.
sttb ~ ~ .taa nsahatnne ~ ~ .;a
Hh;a.@o p'ntaa,1e - n.o,,on tan1,.. ~, ~ 'ho
soai ,arnost ~ rar.Itaa ya .e;ntE "t ~
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THE EIpATED DANKL.

TIE ELoATED DANKKR.
He look my cash and put !: tn
1t per cent per year,
The smoo.h-tkced, smiling banker did.
And whispered in my car,
Il. better sure to . cult it down.
Than aquaoder it in beer"
And he WAS glad to SEE thst1
Was cultlvatiug thrift,
Fes compound interest. You know
Will give you quite En-
And 1uake your Journey Oh to wealth
Comparatively swift.
How innocent was "them daystn-
All men appeared 60 just =
feel that nuw uy eyca were fo1
ComlIetely full Of =" dust"
For when got "taonsa,sd :" IN
Tue swe0e1 up banker Lust
And not dollar could get
OF ail that had in:
he only sid \ worldly mn,
worldly man Of sin
Had seoop'd him Of his caah zssets
With losus diamond PIN!
I was not nuad--O no, rot l.
w1Al1ed that were dead,
Or had the blcesed privilege
A. Bucky Ea1,hlAw s:11,
OF giving Lin little " COM
Pound fructurs on this head.
And thus 1t Is With worldly thinsss
hoI*d to lie secure,
Aud, trusting little in nayself,
CTo make aasurance, Burc},
Itrnstel him who owned sign
With ''DANK aboss his doora
rTwere better far,-I see 1t now
To buy little honA,
Ind pu Nancy Jane within
To greet me when come,
And wlil do 1t, sure - the
Eternal hills Of EnmH
"A " Roak On balloon axsat4
, 1875-01-31
THE CITY.
LOCAL LYRICS.

LOLN1 L = nI[1s
IN EVERYDAY OCCURRENCE.
ACT I.E'
4As ex1ubler sat IN the Criminal Court;
~ haiIed the Judge ~ Il Niba,"
~ hoth counsel laughed reeponkiva laurA
when ha poted them In tho riba.
ros,ro-ottcIals stood up and swc1e
That they knew the gambler not,
Ind Justices what they knew tho best
Nost utterly forgot
70 the Jurors w5nked ~ wiss II owls,
And to disagTee agreed;
and the gambler {whom they did not atrts3
Nor trS) xss formally freed
she clerk he sAt In the gamblers h41l,
betting upon the Ace,
Tl,h widrI Of passion worldnx Ia
HI pales sPersptt3ng face
Ha played 1t open--he lost he Lost,
When next turn he cpppered it,
H ooppered the Queen. al win II vinl
But 10 l It Wa = split.
1eccared, be staggered towards the door,
When 1t the har hs saw
VIII one Of the gamblers best ciRa1s
In his stern, official jaw,
With warrant, billy, and comealonRk-
Tho officer Of the law.
1be Officer hastily took drink, -
But he did not drop 4 cant,
9hen lie touk-the clerk TO Harrison street
On ; chatSs Of cubezzlamnnt.
ACT Ill.
Ehe e1erk stood up In the Criminal Court
Stern wzs the Judges eye,
4ad tternly the stern counsel glzrsd
Upon tha stem ju15e-
sGreat Heaven to take Anothars ca1A
Without card OF case!
Chscks-nos Of Iyory-tlched, aud not
AWo.do Of Eing or Acs
sAway with him +" the counsel crtsd.
T Tht Judges face was set.
And tho jury seAt the clark for Lite
10 the prison tt Joliet
ACT ".
1hs clerkb wife stood At the gamblers door,
With her babies At her knees:
The a11t-tea1s Oh her waited f4cs
The biting wind did froeze,
While the gambler ssernly spoke to her
In slang Cf -sher1y and ~ ~chsess."
And tho officer bold he damned her syes,
And sxhortad her to 70
Go where7 To te ! II aLe liked. but not
10 ~ ~bothar tho gentleman so."
ACT =.
Aboye her Garcd the g4mble1s lamp.
ltks . red, malignant star;
1h4 wretcaed wo1nan to Heaven iook8d up,
And sent her CIT afar:
~God il there abore no thundtrbolt4
Aaui has that hn,p-post no bar3"
MORAL.
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Rudo'pho is not disposed to remain IN Chicago.
aud will bet8ka hin1sef to New FORK thi&
evening"
Lengthy Leyi Moyer1e has given up pratsn-
slons to base playing, aud has conkouted himself
with the position Of cantre dald Of the PhNAds1.
phias.
The Hartford nine, which stood next to tho
last in the championship contest OF l574, has
been greatly strengthened, and Ii1l t5ta yoat
enter tho 6aId with substantial! claina for tbs
whip pennant-
The Westerns. OF Keokuk, have amons their
members Sinmons, oncs Of the Waite Stockia;sa,
aud Miller, formerly Of tie Franklin amateurs,
aud Quinn, an old Chicago bail player, LIST yaar
member Of the latter club
The Boston Club is the only nine which enters
tbs coming season unchanged No:with-
standing individual er7o1s. tae1: general play
a.good enough - N ake them champions, aud
every player Of last year Will ho continued in biz
poai.ion~
The Clipper publishes 4 revised list Of tho
players in tho professional nines Of tho country
for this year It gives Fozc". the PLAYER about
whom taere haa been goo1 deal Of dispute: 70
single substitute, instead oftwo-
The member Of the st. Louis Gibbs have reach
cd that city from their various Eastern hsues,
And will begin pEactice ~ early Is the uoathe1
per1nita The papers OF that city, On tho west
bank OF the Mtssissippl, predict = lively aeaaon
for baseball, aud ara exuItant in the boiiof tta*
they will walk away with the Chicago nine.
Mr. G. y. Egleston, Secretary Of the sts:s
Sportsmen's Association. has issued the follow
ing potice: 1.-THE State Spostsu1sna ASSOCIATION
give notice that Ill offenders Of tho Game' Laws
will be prosecuted daring tbs close SEASON. COM
mencinR Feb. L Any and ali parsons tntereatsd
In the preservation Of game knowing OF any
vfr1u off "a SHiff a
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SPORTING NEWS.
Slosson Defeats Rudo1phe at
Billiards.
General Gossip About Base Bali
Billiards, Etc.
BILLIARDS.
H0Gcar nHERt1.r Ia1fnnf 1sftEs

BILLIARDS..
sLossoy DEFEATS RuDo1ruE.
The hall at the corner Of Randolph and Jener-
sou streets was theeoene OF the billiard nasch
between Rudolphe and Slosson, last evening,
and WAS filed with the devotoes OF she cao. The
match Was alleged to be for $3.50 q side. 800
points, French caroms, Slosson to receive Is
points. The following is the score OF tho ga11et
, 1875-01-31
CAPT. DlCKEY.


The following correspondence will explain
itself:
CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Aesrs. r. J. Eaters and J.
II. Naisdet, MANAGERS Chicago U&scunt i: 91'1ILE-
MEN In view Of tbs recent misfortune that hss hap
rened to Capt. E. L. Dickey, Superintendent Of your
ALseum, by the fire Of Thursday mornng, 18th inst,
whereby he not only oat all bis property but as al
that you g1vs Ii. friends. an opportunity to
show their regard for lin by allowing
benefit at the Museum ut such time ~
may best sui. your counvenence. Very respectfully
yours, Arthur G. Ducat, D.ris l. T Q'a, Goodwin 4
P*sco. S. Il. Moore + Co: Alfred Wright, R. y.
Hosmer l. Co., c. A. Hardy. Munger Watson, r. s.
cntshen, Miller !: + Drew, Bowman Waller, James
Montgomery, 0. r. Barrett, James L. 1soss George
c. C1Arfe, Gsurge L. Paddock, wittowsky + A1e1d,
Frederick 8. james, n l. Scudlsr, Jr.. Augustus
Jacobson, John Aston, John r. Walah, Stewart,
A1drich 4 Co.
Rs*s,s. AssAu e. Dueat Daft' d RtQua. eoedsta d
I..seo and otasrss
In snswtr to your Communication OF dsts Jan q.
requesting benet for the Superintendent Of our Afu-
BERN, Capt E. l. Dickey, ue will name Friday. Feb. s.
with th% great play Of "ecandal" Respectfully.
3. J. WATERS.
J. ". BLA1spK1.I4.
, 1875-01-31

"A goak On balloon zxsetA.
46:nea deceased
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-04
w order Of the Directors.
MAlIrInE GucrnIJ
.oL.D AND SILVER

omee-Room 81. No. 40 Csliionis street,
san Francisco. California dei2td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-04
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. aas.
4. =. sarvey Ne.. % s.d ~.

TT s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
u. Nevada, December II, lsit-Notoe 10
hereby given that the Nevada Gold and silver
Mining Company, . corpOfaton otssniAeu I'M
der the la~s OF the Stale Of california, having
IL. ps.,ofiee address and principal place OF
bu.ins.. Al San frareisco. California, has, by
Ahdrrw lawson, The supertnis ndSnt thereof
and a stockhoider therein. this day made appll-
eatiOn for paisrt for twelve hundred u.sol
linear feet Of the No. J Lode. bearing gold
Mining Company's claim, Colo uil Mining
District, Storey county, Nevada. the zane
extending Lao feet In O mort easteriy
direction from Poet No. !, along the line OF sad
vein or lode, and embracing the same, VITA All
It's dips. -par., angles and variations, wiih ear
face ground so feet In width. and described In
the plat and geld notes on die In my ouees-
follows, TO Wit:
Beginnlsg at Post No. I. located In American
Flat, about $50 feet east Of the tellroAd, and
whsncs the section corner Of Sections . aud !,
Tosn.hip i6 north. Range u east, aud sections
and II. Township IL north. Range ~ east,
Mount DiAhlo Meridian, bears south 2Sl de
.ree- wet S5 teet: and running from said Post
No. !. hrst cOur-e, IN degrees east Sss rect
boundary a. iOs ieeu TO Poet No. Z; thence.
second course. north 63s degree. west ieet
10 Poet No. 3 which u Identical with the
Golden swan Company's POst No. ~; thence
along The Golden swan Company west bound
AIRY. third course. north i6S degrees east OD
Feet To Post No. 4; thence, fourth course, norm
So. degrees west 10 feet tn Poet No 5, on ths
Frankel COmpAny's south boundary; thence,
q course. south 81 degrvvs wet W ieet 10
Post No. . (frankel Companys southwest cor
nerl thence. sixth eour-s, north - degrees
wet 10 feet to Poet No. Z; thence. seventh
ooar-e. north So. degrees west IN feet 10 Post
80. =: thence, eigAth course. south In de-
rrees wet i,9O feet TO Poet No. .; thence,
nlaih course, -ouih &C.. degree, east 40 etlo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-04

Om.-Room No. 81. Hayward'- Building, ~
California street, San Francisco, Cal. dsTtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-04
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. No. 2Is.
4 y. survey No. io3.

TT s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITr.
u. New, Nov. 10, lsTl-Notie. 4. hereby
gwen that the Europa Mlnisg Csmpasy,s cor
~porAtiOu organized under the Laws OF thu state
of California, having it, postofhes address aud
principal place Of busine-. al Saa Francisco,
Califsfnis. has, BY ". A. Kills, the agent thereof.
and a stOckAoleer thsrcin, made applieaiios for
patent for oae thousand N,Oo0l linear feetofthe
EUROPA Lnde. bearing god snd silver, the same
extending one Thousand N,uol feet In = south
erly or -sathea-terly direction from ths ssnth
line 81 U. s. survey or Lot No. " being the
Ward Csmpany'- elAlmL with surface ground
fsur hundred (tnol feet In width. designated
q. :. sarvey or Lot No. iO7, In Township II
pOrth, Range n eS.t, Mount Diabls meridian,
.itsate In Gold I'M Mining District, storey
county. state Of Nevada, and de-ertbed In the
pla, and neld notes on die In this once ss FOL
lsws. viz:
Beginning st Post Va. I. located on sn east.
crly .lopc at q point to0 feet west OF the Wiz
ginis aud Truekre Railroad. whence the quarter
section corner on the north line OF section y,
Township II North, RAn:r II east NJ " and
NJ, bears north 81 degrees east, distant RID
feet. ssid Po-t No. ! beiag the southwest cor.
ner " the Ward Compsny's survey no. go, aud
ruunlnr nom aid Pest No. I south 81. degrees
east 100 feet to Poet No. .. thence easI 80
feet to Po.t No. \; thence north NV degree.
west Ito feet to Poet No. 4; thence west GO
feet TO Poet No. !, the place OF beginning .
eOntalningS 1.l0O acres, situate In south half
Of section q, Township II north, Range 81
east, N. ID. N.
Courses and bearing. expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation, LAY degree.
ea.t-belng bounded upon the north by the
Ward Company claim, survey No, %.
The claim herein applied for u recorded In
hook X, At page ~. Records Of Gold Hin Min.
ing District. kept In the efice Of the Recorder
II STOREY county. n Virginia City, Nevada.
The right to follow and extract the ore nom
said Europa Lode foe l.c0 feet along the course
thereof. asd throughout is entire width. depth
and exteat. wherever found, although u enter
land adjoining ssid u. =. Survey or Lot No. i0a.
l. claimed nader any patent that may be issued
upon this application,
ADOLPnUS WAITE. Register.
Horr, STARS a hekKE. Attorneys, San Fran.
cisco. Cal. noll Sd
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s@rooknoLpIRs' MEETING.

nPFIcE OF THE CONSOLIDATED yIR.
" ginia Mining Company. San Francisco,
December ~. isIt.-In accordance with . REQ.
luton adopted At Q meeting Of the Trustees OF
the Consolidated Virginia Mining Company,
duly held on the 2ith day VI December. 1874,
q Special Meeting Of the Stockh Ilders OF pald
Company 10 hereby called, to be held At the
ONCE Of said Company, noom No. J. No. toi
California street, Fan Francisco. California. On
TUESDAY. tho 76th day OF Janusry, ISIS. at .
o'clock r n. for the purpose Of considering
and deciding upon a proposition To Increase
the capital stock Of said Company from $40 .
so,Dc1. the present capital stock, To tst,eo0.oo0.
TO b. divided Into $1,000 snAres VI The PAL
EDWARD BARRON,
J. e. FLOOD,
". Y. O'BRlEN,
Il. HBYDENPRLDT,
ID. Y. SHERWOOD,
desc I'd Trusices.
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DMrIRE MILL AND MINING

IL Company Location OF ptincipal pace "
business. San Francisco. Cali Ofnia.
Location Of works. Gold Hin. Storey county,
Nevada. 4.
Notice 4. hereby gwen, that At a meeting "
the Director held ON the 2sth day of Deceln'
Der. ls,i, an assessment lSo. III OF fIny
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock ~ the corporation. payable Immediately,
In United state. gold coin to the Secretary,
at the onioe ~ the Company. Room No, ".
Hsyvard'- Iuilding. No. tlS California street,
nan Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2lth day Of January.
iSs5. will be delinquent, aud adyeni-cd for sale
al public auction. and unlc-. payment /, msde
before. VIII be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th
DAY Of February, 1875, 20 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with c, sts OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
W. r. DEAN. Secretary.
Ofnee-Eoom No. ~igBsywad'. Buildlng, No.
90 California street. San Francisco, California.
desc al
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MEETING.

DULIioy MINING coNPANr. GOLD
yads.-The Annual Meeting Of the s~toskholdsrs
Of The Bullion Mining Company, Cold Hin
Mining District Storey sounty. Nsrada, for the
election Of Trustees Tor the easuing rear, and
tbe transaction Of pueh other businsss a. may
la pressnied. will be held at the once Of the
Company, Room No. -. Nerebants' Exchange
Bu'lAine. California street. San ffancifco. Cal.
on THURSDAY. January 10, ISIS. ct o'clock
dsi7 I'd JAMES s. KENNEDY, secretary.