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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-29
IMEJusriCC MINING CONAN

III MLNhSe GOhEAN i.
francisco. California.
Location OF Works, Storey county. state Of
Nevads.
Notice 10 hereby given, that Of . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the iith
lay OF January, ISIS. an assessment mo. l3l
1t Five Dollars tS5l Der share was levied
ipon the capital stock Of the corporation, pay
able Immediately. In United State. gold coin,
10 the Secretary. al the once Of The Com.
pany, No. a Merchants Exchange Dullding.
California street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock rpon which this Assessment shsn
rcnAin unpaid on Friday. the lsih day OF Feb
ruHry. ISIS, will be delinqaeni, and advertised
for sAle, aud unless payment 10 made besIre,
wlit be sold ~ public snetion IN TUESDAY,
the 81 day OF March. 1878, To pay III. delin-
laent Assessment. together with costs Of adSer
u-ing and expenses Of sale.
o. order Of the bond Of Direetors
JAMES :. kENSEDY,
lnlS IA Secretary Justice Mining Go.
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mYLER MINING COMPANY.-

mYLER MIMIC COArANN.-
San franeitco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill District,
American Flat. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice. There ars delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. ON account Of assess.
1874. the several amounts Get opposite the names
Of the respective shareholder. a. follows;
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MINT GOLD AND SILVER MIN.
vi Ing Company. Location III principal
place NJ business, San Francisco, California
ocation Of work. Virginia Mining District.
storey County, state of Nevada.
Notice IL hereby giver. that a. Q meeting oil
ihs Board Of Trustees. held on the 10Th day 81
Jshnsry. issa. an assessment ina. ~ Of Twenty
Gents per share wss levied upon III. capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately.
10 United States gold coin. tn the Secretary.
n the once of the Company. Room Z, No.
pi CzlifOnis street. San ftsncisco. CALIFORNIA;.
AM stock upon which this assessment shsll
remain unpaid. on WEDNESDAY, the ttth day
of February. is!s, shail he deemed Delinquent,
and viii he daily advertised for sAle at pablo
suction, and unle-. payment 10 made before,
gill he sold on THURSDAY. the iSih day OF
Narvh, ISIS, To pay the delinquent a.-.--ment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
ui sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Orice-Room 4, No. col California street.
talf 81
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tayGI.I.S rARoO aOL.D AND siI..

NAV Sd SSasNb avn Hsh
yer Mining Cor psny. Location OF prin
cipal place OF business, san Francisco, CALI
fornia.
Location Of works. Virginia District. Storey
So1nty. Neyaca.
Notice IL hereby given. that al . meeting of
tho Directors held on the si-t day % December.
is-t. an a-ss.sment (No. ~ OF ~ eeHus per
shsrr wa- levied upon the capital stock 81 the
corporation, payable Immediately In United
states gold coin, to the SECRETARY. AZ the Office
~ the Conpsny, Room -. No. s5i Montgom-
sry street. san Francisco, Calif0rhia.
Any stock upon which this as-e-smeni shall
remain unpaid ON the 3Oth day Of January.
ISIS. win he delinquent and advertised for
sale a. public ~anetlon. aud uhle.- paymstt II
made before. will be sold on THURSDAY. the
18th day OF February. 1875. TO pay the delln.
gusnt zssessmsnt, together ~ith Gusts Of i'd.
Sertising and expenses ofsale.
ARTHUR q. TAYLOR. Secretary.
O~dee-lioom 20 No. ~ Montgomery sfreet,
Nan tranrterO. caltfofula dcJD I'd
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\ ADY WARRINGTON MININ,

comraLy.-iocaiion of principal place Of
business. ~an Francisco. California
Location Of worl', Geld lih. storey county,
| Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given that at q meeting Of
the pireelorr. held on the 2.d day Of
December. 1874. IN a.res-mcnt tNo. ~ Of flhy
Cent. per share was levied upon the capital
stock " the corporation, PAYABLE immedi.
ai.ly In United States gold coin, IT, the Secretary.
81 the once OF IN. company. Room u Hay
wards Building. No. Ii9 California street, San
Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
| rr1nain unpaid on the 9Th DAY Of January. ISIS,
will b. delinquent. and advertised f6r sal. Al
pablo auction, and unless payment l. mad. be.
fore. will h. sold on the fi'iecnth lay ~
February. lsT5. to pay the delinquent assess.
mcnt, together with cost. ~ ni, -rii.ing aud cN.
pense- Of sale.
BY order Of the Dir-C'"'s
10. g. kIBBE. Secretary.
Onioc-Room u. Haysasd'r Building. No, ti9
r.lilnruis attract sxn Franeisea Califpfnia-
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IL yer Mining compsny.-Loration ~ phn.
cipal place OF business. san francisco. Cali.
fOrnia.
Location Of works, Gold llill Mining Dis.
trict. storey county. Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given that at a meeting OF
the Dipcior-, held ON the iSth day Of
January, ISIS, an assessment mo. ~ OF
One Dol ar tkp per share was levied upon the
capita stock OF -aid corporation, payable imme-
diitely, In United States gold coin. TO the
Secretary. at the One. OF the Company. Room
ci-co. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF February Isis,
will he delinquent, md advertised Tor -al- al
pablo auction. AID unless payment ]. male
day OF March 1853, to pay the Delinquent as
-e.sment. Together sith cOsts OF advertising
and expenses of sale.
IaIs I'd j. W. CLARK. Secretary.
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Plantation Bitters
Wo e N

ar ssl,ssfsI, &sS az a h-ic fsv fit ArL.
Fssls s.< pstiifsfsI iss - sgssk TAos,e
ssvfal, isfs.dsS ara fs-S~-s-cs Ts-,cs, BE-
ASssrSis< 20 S',efss-s.
SOLD ny ALL FRsr-clAss DRrGcisTs.
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Nancy GOLD AND sILyER

onice-Room a. Haywasd'- building, No. tis
California street, san Francisco, California.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
AUCTION SALES.
BY G.. De Ferret 4 Co.

lines front on Paris avenue by 40 feet IN depth
and front on Dueis street. Lots Nos. To- H. Il aud
10 measure each % feet front on Paris aveuue by
ITO feet in depth.
Third District of this city in the square bounded
by Force, New st. Bernard, Liberals and New Or
leans stree Is, designated by the Nos !, 3. and
5. in square No. 46, and measure lots Nos. and
each 80 feet front on Force street, by 100 feet in
depth, lot No. forming the corner Of Force and
New Orleans streets. Lot No. measures p feet |
inch front Force street. 100 feet on the line Gi.
vidng it from lot No. g. lOl feet III inches lines ON
a line toward New st. Bernard street Al feet
inches lines the rear line. Lot No. S measures
feet inches lines on line toward Force street,
I9l feet inches 3 lines on another line, and ll4
feet II inches on the rear line.
5. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN the
Second District Of this city, i'll the square bounded
by Bienville, Cortez. Cont and Telemaque streets
designated by the Nos. A. Is, l6 II and IS in square
NO 81 and measure, lots No. IA and 49, each 81 feet
inches lines front Bienviile street. by lO2 feet
inches lines in depth; lots Nos. Is and Il meas
ure each 81 feet inches lines front Bienvil!e
street by lo2 feet inches lines in deptii lot No.
IL measures "a feet inches 'front.' on Bienviue
street. by lO2 feet inches lines in depth.
The whole American measure and according 70
plan made by A. de Armas. surveyor azd civil en-.
gineer, dated March 10, 1875.
TermS-This being the second and asst auction.
these properties will be definitely adjGdicated to
tie highest and last bidders for whatever they
will bring, at twelve months credit, the purchas
ers to furnish bonds. with good and solvent Sc.
clr1ty, to the satisfaction OF the parties in inter
est with special mortgage and vendors lien the
properties sold; the SAID bonds TO bear interest at
lhe rate OF eight per cent PEI annnm from day of
sale until final payment; III case OF suit, FIVE per
cent attorneys COMMISSIONS 10 be likewise secured
by mortgage.
Acts OF sale. at the zpense cs purchasers, before
p. ByiiseOn, notary pubic.
ap2D "a myl Is d
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SALE Gu TWELVE MONTHs BOND.
-BlRD DISTRICT PROPERTIES.
SUCCESSION OF RERSHAEDTsT0LZ. DECEASED.
Second District Count for the Parish Of Creane-
No. 81. ll9.

by NASH & HODGSON-W. HoDGsoE,
ID Auctoneer-Ofice no. S Carondelet street
On SATURDAY, MAY s,9l875 at twelve o'clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Excnan ge. in the
basement rotunda Of the St Charles Hotel in
this city, by virtue and in pursuance of an order OF
the Hon A. L. Tissot. judge of the Second District
5 docket Sa II of for ae eaSsa e the
succession OF Bernhardt Stols, deceased at public
/. ONE LOT OF GROUND, together witt, tire
buildings and improvements thereon. tuated in
the new suburb Marigny, in the Third District of
this city, III the square No. As. bounded by An
neffe, UTquhart. St Bernard and GirOd streets
designated as lot No. I, per plan of C. DeArmas.
on the third of November. 1856. and deposited in
the office of A. L. Bienvenu. notary in this city.
as plan No. "a, and measures SO feet II inches .
INES front on GlrOd street, bv a depth, between
parallel lines; of 100 feet. Being the same prop
as per aet before A. Robert, notary. dated Decem.
q ONE LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
improvements thereon situated i'll the same dis.
trict and square "a the property above described,
designated as lot No. !, which measures 81 feet /
inches lines front on Girod street. by depth Of
100 feet inches all American measure as per plan
OF ). 4. u H7mecourt, surveyor, dated January :,
1913. and deposited il the Office of A. E. Biepvenu,
notary and was acquired By the above deceased
rom Alban Sauvi net, as per act dated January 20
1866, before Joseph Cohn, notary; the whole as per
plan CT Louis d. Pile surveyor, dated March g.
Terms-TlIis being the second and last auction,
the said property viii be definitely adjud Gated to
tha highest and last bidder for what it will bring
WITHOUT lmit-at twelve months credit the pur
chaser furnishing bond, with good aId solvent
security, bearing eight per cent interest Per an.
mum from date and special mort gage on the Urop-
ertF soid until final pay ment. Said purchaser viii
have 10 deuuct and pay in cash the amount OF
printing slctloneers' commissions. etc say about
rIot, anu furthermore the city and State taxes
the amount of which is not vet ascartanea
Acts OF sale before George W. ChIistv, notary
pubic al the expense % the purchasers including
the taxes for the current year 1915 due aud paya-
BILE in 1870. apis % my23
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DY NASH & HODGsON-w.. l. HopGSoy
ID Auctioneer-Otfce No. S Corongelet street =
On SATURDAY MAY %. 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ
al the 81. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rot unda of The ST. Charles Hotel in this civ
by virtue and il pursuance Of an order OF the Hon
a - Tlssot, Judge OF the Second District Court FOL
me parish OF Orleans. dated April % 1919 d0cke,
fo 1880, for account OF the succession OF Henry
Clay Hastings, deceased, at public auction will be
!. THREE CERTAIN PIECES OR PORTIONS OF
GROUND. together with the improvements there.
on, situated IN the Fifth District this city Tor
merry Algiers in the tract of land commonly
called Gosselin property" in tho square No. j.
bounded by Vallette flate Gosselin( Peter Aiiv
ana Olivier streets, and comprising the extreme
real or halt nearest Peter street OF 10: No. I5 and
the whole Of lots Nos. 49, 10 and 90, which I'D oin
each ether and measure as follows to wit:
portion of lot No. Is and the whole of lot No Lo
measure together IS feet inches 'front.' on Val.
lette street, % feet inches lines ii width in the
rear by depth of l34 feet inches lines on the
side nearest AK street. and l36 feet II inches
lines on the opposite side line.
Another of said portions Of ground. composed Of
Inc wHoe OF Ot No is and part OF lot NJ. 49, meas
ures 20 feet inches front on vallette street %
teet5 inches lines in width in the rear, bv a
depth OF 10 feet II inches Lines OF the SIDE line
nearest Al liz street and la9 fee: inches Inc Oh
the opposite side line.
Lot No. 90 measures 30 feet inch lines front on
Vailette street, 80 feet in width in the rear bv a
depth CT 1873 feet inches line on the side nearest
to AK street, and 1872 feet the opposite side n.
adjoining lot No. Il, all more less American
measure according to plan deposited in the office
OF a. Chiapella, late notary as plan No 66 Of book
No. OF plans; also by plan OF Louis Il. Pile, sur.
veyer, dated May 1875.
2. ALSO, ALL OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND MOVABLE EFFECTS contained in the resi-
dence OF the late deceased. the property above
dsscflbed rs per Inventory on tie in the clerks
Office Oh the above honorable court
Terms-Cash OIL the spot i'll United States tIeas-
Try notes.
act of sale before Andrew Hero ,Jr notary nun
lie, at the purchasers expense including the taxes
for the year 1873, due in 1876. APPS myS Is ~ %
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AUCTION SALES,
By G. e. Girardey.

approved by the two three ana four story brick
stores ana Offices all Substantially built with
snd granite fronts The stores on Carondelet
Common street by the Noe l7s 1871 and 1883, besides
the large number Of offices opening and fronting on
the court. The entire property has Welded in former
years over $25 600 per annum The aggrava,a
leases until October next, with several Offices nm
occupied, shows an annual rental of SI4 ia paw
able monthly. The aggregate rentals of the prop
erty described as lot with the frontage on Caron.
deet street amount TO 1854 per snnum The
aggregate rentals of the property known as lot r,
fronting on Common street, amounts to $3.50
detailed list OF leases will be read at the sale
Conditions. II the property be sold separately
the improvements are to be kept in the same con
dtion as at present until the first OF October 1875
and the essees to enjoy all the privileges of entry
and exit both on CarOndelet and Common streets
ject to the leases, the purchaser purchasers to
respect anc carry out the same; and in cases
the executrix such Enforcement by her for trsnsfsr
20 the purchaser shall in no wise operate as either
guaranteeing or making her in anywise RESPONSE
Bile fer the same. 3. Ii sold in block or separately
it is wei Dfers:ood that II is without any right of
strvitude whatever. The openings Of building ON
rear OF Icy oE Carondelet street, facing the court
OF lot or Common sIaeet to be closed at the option
OF purchaser OF the Common street property any
time after the Irst of October. 1875.
TerlDs-lf sold IN bulk $50 900 cash and the re-
mainder at one, two, three and four years. with
the interest hereinafter stipulated. payable yearly
on the entire credit portion. If sold separately,
one-third cash and the remainder at one and two
years The credit portion TO be secured by special
mortgage and vendors lien, bearing all the usual
clauses O. eight per cent per annum from date
OF safe unit. tnal payment. i've percent attorneys
fees III event that the notes given part payment
should have 10 u, sued uDon to enforce payment
the Improvements to DE kept insured and the poi
icv transferred 10 the holders of the nOtee; the
notes TO be suhiviGed to cult the convenience of
the executrix and the purchaser to assume
and above the price OF adj publication all the taxes
OF 1875, payable il 1876. The rental to accrue to
the purchaser from the day on which he complies
with the conditions OF the adjudication.
AL h..A ArS GO fllfn
The odore Guyol, Eco. AIRY public
apps 29 80 myl 915 l2 2.
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SUCCESSION OF BRIDGET CANNON DECEASED
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81. 4S1.
pY NASH & HODGSON-w. = EoDGSoN
- Auctioneer-Otftce No. CarOuGeet stree: -
On SATURDAY, May 8, 1875. al twelve O'clock
basement rOtrnda of the st. Charles Hotel n this
city, by virtue and in pursuance Of an ord er and
Judgment Of the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
rendered March "a, 1875 and signed March 81, 1875
for account of the succession Of Bridget Cannon,
deceased, at public auction, will be sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
al the buildings and improvements thereon, stu.
ated III the First District of this city, in the square
No. 80. bounded by Calliope Delord, BsrOnne and
Dryades streets, designated by the No. 6. which
measures 81 feet II inches i1es front on Calliope
street, 81 feet inches line in width in the rear,
next to BarOnne street and 1886 feet II inches |
line OF the side next to Dryades street; being the
same property acquired by the deceased from
Edward LIE eros, as per act before W. J. Castell,
notary, On the second of December, 1873, and as
per plan of L. II. Pile, surveyor, dated April -
lSIo me improvements consist OF d two-storv
bI1ck house. slate roof. and tw0suory frame rear
building. with some eight or ten rooms al, ogetLer,
cistern, etc
Terms and Conditions-Oue third cash OF the
spot, aud the balance a: one and two wears with
eIght Per cent interest and special mortgage. with
all the usual clauses. from date until paid IN clud.
ing vendors lien. attorneys fees and insurance.
Act of sale before VI. B. Kleinpeter. notary a.
the purchasers expense including the taxes for
the current year. due and payable in 1876.
ans II l2 IS my2S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Second DstIlct Court tor TIE Parish of Orleans
No. 31,19G.
pY G.. DE FERRET g. CO.-JoBN G.
~ MonIose, Auctioneer-Ctfice No. 50 Royal street.
SATURDAY Hay %, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ. at
| the Merchants ard Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Customhouse and Canal treets,
Will be sold at puoiic auction, by virtue of two
orders from lie Hen A. L. Tssot, judge OF the Sec.
ond District Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated
March 2 lE5, Apri l, 1875, tie following described
property.
l.. a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. situated
IN the First District OF this city, il. the square
bounded by Canal, St James. jackson {uow Gas
quetl and -. John streets and designated by ihe
Nos. TO % inclusive. Bgaare NJ O. and meas
IRE lots Nos |. and eacn g. feet front on Canal
street ny lP3 feet in depth lot No l fJ-iniog the
corner OF Canal and St James streets. Lots Nos.
I, 5, AID measure each feet Il inches front on
Canal street, by i08 feet in dep.h. LOIS Nos G. 8
and IL measure each 81 feet front on Canal street
by 1913 feet IN depta lot No 10 forming the corner
Of Cana and st. John streets. Lots NOS IL, Il and
- measure each ~ tee. inches Ines front INST
John street by 1872 feet 10 inches line in depth
Lots Nos. Il, 10 and IS measure each 5. feet front
% Jackson now Gasquet street), by Ice feet ia
dt4'h, rot No. II forming the corner of st. John
;-uG jackson NOW tasquet) ttTtefs Lots Mes. H.
is, u and 70 measure each 81 feet II inches front
on jackson (uow Gasquet) street, BY !u8 feet in
depth. Lots Nos Il, y and 3 measure each -
feet mont on jackson tnow GasquaD street, by lG9
teet IN depth, lot No % forming the corner OF st
James and Jackson trow GasQuetl streets. Lots
Soe u 70 AID 70 measure each "a feet 8 inches
ines iToit In 81 James street by l59 feet 10 inches
line in depth.
. 3 % EN LplS Or GROUND, situated IN the
Second District OF this city. N the square bounded
py Custom feuse, s.. John. BienvIlie and C0rtez
streets designated by the Nos I6, 80 90 a. q %
and p, in square No. g. and measure: Lot No. 10
measures 81 feet II inches line iron. on Custom
house street, by lel feet in depth lots Nos 49, 20,
Il and " measure each % feet front on Custom
house street by le2 feet in depth lot No. % form
ING the corner Of CustOmhouse and s.. John
streets; lots Nos. u and "a each 32 feet
inches lines 'front.' on ST. John street, by l59 feet
10 inches lire in depth.
3 FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Third
District Of THE city the ouare bounded by Paris
avenue Industry, Bru Selles and Dues streets,
oeeigsa'ed by the Nos. 10 IT, IL and l3 in square
No. q aud measure, lot Nc. g. 81 feet /! inches
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
Eutnre pNuisiiIIleNt.

Ear less concerned am / to know hat is
the f1tt,re state than 10 know and 10 the
dates OF the present. | believe IN future
punishment. Il Is reasonable doctrine
II is philosophically and necessarily true.
EVERYWHERE our character must determine
our condition. Every man on dying must
90 20 his own plaee-to the place for which
It's character IT'S him. The death OF his
BODY can no mora affect his character than
Tue breaking of his spectacles or cane. 1t
"a nor part of himself. That his charac
ter will surely remain eternally unchartted,
deny that any one has the right to affirm.
,Jrde teaches that persons can tall from
heaven. Why, then, may they not arise
from hell For aught we can certainly
know, there M ~ be room in the life to come
for reinsurance as well as apostacy. In one
ser 50 of everlasting punishment" l am an
undoubting believer in it; for can not
doubt that punishment of the sinner will pe
as everlasting as the sin.-Ge'rit Smith.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

BRIEF Observation-Disclosures l.. Patterson,
tweDty-one years old, accidentally fell into
The New canal, lake end, yesterday, and
was drowned. The body was recovered
and sent to the house OF his parents, on
Basin, between Gravier and perdido streets.
Yesterday Mrs. Mary Johnson, holding
an infant IN her arms, was walking on the
levee, head of EratO street, and stepped on
what she supposed to be solid ground She
suddenly disappeared, as If going through
d trapdcor. Fortunately several persons
Witnessed the transaction and rescued the
mother. The treacherous place on which
The woman stepped was q pond OF water
covered with rice chat.
The alarm for fire yesterday was caused
by The burning of a kitchen building on
Cont between Marais ana IRENE streets.
occupied hv G. Burgess, VINO was IN
sured for $500.
The Orleans Rowing Clue has ohallenge
the champion Pelicans to test ~ three
miles, four-oared outraged gigs, time and
place 10 be named by the young men who
waxeG the st. John Club last Thursday.
A policeman yesterday tried to make the
fellow who sells intallible glue at the head
Of Exchange alley to move on. but the
s.icker stuck as tight as his stock IN trade
A Canal street merchant. not now doing
a land office business. has given his word
that be will give the Relief Association half
a dollar each day in case certain number
OF persons will do likewise.
The local steamboa: inspectors took no
testimony yesterday in the case o. the re-
cent steamboat disaster.
Police Surgeon Schumacher mas been as
signed to the Second and Third Municipal
Districts; Dr.. Ames to the Fourth and
Sixth Districts: DR.. Cooper 10 the First and
Fifth Districts.
All things have two sides, even jug
included, which reminds Us that the state
ment relative to policeman beating
soldier at the corner of Canal and Bur
gurdy streets, late Thursday night, may
turn out to be grossly misrepresented.