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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-07-08

Distance from Knoxville to Charleston,
via Walhalla, Anderson and Columbia,
about $50 miles.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23
In the Poltce Court.

Thomas Rainey, from Richmond, KY,
who shot his sister, as he claims, acCi-
IDENTITY, yesterday, at Sedamsville, was
fined $l60 and costs for being drunk, and
$40 and costs for carrying concealed
weapons.
An old, ,gray-haired colored mar, named
Isaac Turner, who formerly lived in Mis-
sissippi, where he owned slaves, and
who is now running an express-wagon
in the Thirteenth ward, made an infor-
nation against colored brother named
Isaac Graham, who, he says, threatened
to hang him II he voted the Democratic
ticket at the last election. The threat so
weighed upon the mind Of Turner that
be lett the city, going to Califotnia, O.,
where he remained until after the cleo.
ton, by which Uncle William Allen lost
q vote. For this little pleasantly on Ora
hams part he subscribed 800 and costs
| to the School Fund. r-
DR.. p. F, Maley, who, on the night Of
the election, had 2 difficulty with one
Frank Cruisey and gave him o black
eye, knocking Him down and stamping
on him, was dned 50 and costs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

The Russian frigate Olaf caught fire
while lying in the harbor Of Copenhagen
recently. Tie flames were discovered
An the coal cellar, but few feet from
the magazine. The explosion would
have destroyed not only the trigate and
many surrounding vessels, but would
have wrecked that portion Of the city
near the water side. Captain Rehbind.
err, the commander of the Olaf, seeing
that something must be done, scuttled
the ship after removing the yalnables
thus preventing a terrible disaster. The
frigate was subsequently raised, and is
now at Cronstadt undergoing repairs
previous to her restoration TO aetIye
service. The Gear, in token Of his ap.
probation OF Captain Rehbinder's cool.
ness and skill, appointed him aid-de
camp on the imperial staff -7Boston
Traveller.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

Our dispatches yesterday spoke OF 3
growing feeling Of uneasiness In the
Esate departments in regard TO the re-
yations between the United States and
Hpain, and between the United States
md Mexico, growing out of the Cuban
question. The Graphic special went 30
Dkr - TO say, that 1t had been determined
hnotify Spain, that unless the fighting
b. Cuba ceased before the first OF Jan.
vary, the Governments Of the United
axates would recognize the belligerency
sfths insurgents. The whole Civilized
serld is looking and hoping for an end Of
lhis bloody struggle. Spain has been
eromising all along to END 1t, but some
low u will not end. Not long ago the
Spanish Government promised, in an
Ewsr TO urgent appeals, to send him ten
eaeasand more troops from SPAN, witt
ubish IL was expected to com
pletely wipe out that insignificant rebel
Ifsu which has for more than six years
aafssd and defeated Spain in all her ef
serss to subdue them. OF that ten o.
swesve thousand men thus promised
snd to ensure the armdng and transpor
txtion Of which yalmaseda called upoi
she moneyed men Of Havana for LOAF
sf eighty thousand doilars--which cal
was equivalent TO q military order o
fsyy. bat comparatively small par
kass heen sent TO their final resting
nlaae IN Cuba. For be II remembered
rsat no matter aaw many men spail
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23
How English Judges aze Paid.

On Nov. an alteration in the pay
roll OF British Judges will 90 into effect.
The existing Lords Justioss VIII be paid
48, 900, and fhe future ones $4,000. Tha
Lord High Chancellor will receive 98,-
900 for the special dtttes Of his office,
and an addition Of $4,000 as Speaker OF
the u.tas hsqse U Saas st hsad $500 '1s viii h0Es
to stf the Master la Sf s1e Roiis as, 900, anS the
Chief Justice Of the Common Pleas and
Chief Baron OF the Exohequer $1,000
aach.-N. Y/Sun.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23
Remedy for warts.

Warts are very troublesome and dis
figuring. The following is perfect
cure, even Of the lergest, without leaving
tion. and has been tested by the writer
Take small piece of raw beet, steep it
ali night IL vinegar, cut as much from
ii as WIN cover the wart, and put 1t on; /;
IL the excresoence Is on the forehead,
fasteD1t on with strips Of s,icking-plas-
ter. at may be removed In the. day and
pufon every night. In one fortnight the
vaft will die and peel of. The same
prescription viii cure corns.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

"How do you get up your sermonsW
asked some one of Mr.. Moody. His re-
ply was; "For numbeg of years ]
have kept large envelops marked, say,
Blood 'Heaven,' Faith, &C., and ey.
cry thing hear or meet With on any OF
these subiects make note OF 1t and
keep it in these envelopes. Alter some
time | have material enough in one o
these envelopes for three or four ser.
mons. People sometimes speak Of me
taking four or five months 10 prepare q
sermon; 1t takes me four OF i've years.
IN. Y. Sun.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

may send to Cuba you read of the return
Of none from Cuba to Spain. The fatigue
the assaults OF the rebels, the vomitc
make short work of these poor fellows
forced to the sacrifice in order to sustain
little of the naughty pride Of old Spain
at the expense of the lives of hel
own sohiers and treasures of her own
citizens. frequently from Spanish au'
thority has come the announcement oil
the end of the rebellion, butth has just
as often been followed. by the announce.
ment of some new success by the revo-
lutionists. Lately the war has taken
still more revolving step. The musket
has been followed by the use of the torch,
and the largest plantations and finest
property OF the island are being laid in
ashes by the hands Of the insurgents.
AS the magnificent estates are destroyed
less and less is left for Spain to fight for.
Formerly Cuba paid her annual tribute
of some s5O,OOO,OOo. Instead of that
for years past she has been
a bill Of expense to Spain,
In money and in life. And now the
Spanish troops have been reduced to the
necessity of establishing their head
quarters on the lines of the railways.
That is very indicative of the progress
OF the insurgents. There is surely some
way to bring this horrible stateso of af-
fairs to an end, or at least to mitigate
the horrors Of the struggle till they are
those only of civilized warfare. The
Washington dispatch referred to asserts
that the President will, In his annual
message, lay the matter fully before
Congress, and recommend that the
belligerent rights Of the Cubans be rec
ognized if the struggle is still going on
at the commencement of next year.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

Edith Matilda Mlley, years rs hours, lndi
ana.
Caroline Eversmann, 80 years, Indiana,
Anna Fredelake, 1a months, city,
Peter Pate, 65 years, Germany. vi
John Flakeity, 45 years, city.
Mary Farmer, years, cfty~
Infant Farsi, stli-born, city.
Michael Mert. years, city.
Catherine Brlscoe, " years, Italy. 8c
Michael Burns, 3 days, city. ~.
infant PreAton, still born, city.
\ Niley Feps, year . months, clty,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

SINCE Prof. ]. stolbert lectured in
Allen Temple, he has received several
to lecture for the benefit of
churches. The lecture is full of wit
and wisdom. and is calculated to amuse
and instruct. The Professor has tray-
eled great deal through the State and
gives general satisfaction.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

THE more one thinks Of 1t the more he
tB inclined to commend Mr.. Gladstone's
determination not to resume the leader
ship of the Liberal party of England. In
the first place MIR. Gladstone probably
esuId not resume 1t if he desired, and
secondly, it is not worth resuming if he
could.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

MR. COHEN, manager oil the new
National Telegraph Company, has made
m estimate on the rates that should be
phasged, and concludes that ten-word
message should be sent across the
sentiment for dollar, and that the rate
between New York and Chicago, 6t.
Louis or Cincinnati, ought not to be over
forty cents; and that about twenty cents
should be charged for messages sent a
distance Of less than two hundred miles.
At these rates he holds that q company
sompeting with the old ones and divid-
hg the business with them, could pay a
dividend Of eight or ten per cent. on Its
sapital stock. This estimate makes no
allowance for the great increase Of busi-
hess that would follow the Inauguration
sf such cheap rates Of telegraphing.
There 10 no reason why this should not
bring just such an increase Of business
m did the reduction of the postal rates.
Many people now maze letter or a
postal card answer the purpose that a
telegram would serve, If the rates for
ne latter were reasonable. This has
been demonstrated in England, where
the postal telegraph gives the people
the means Of teiegraphic communica-
tiou at low rates. The business
has increased there most wonder
tnlly. In some places the number
af messages even AT the very low price
being enough to make the receipts more
than they were at the old high prices.
In this country the increase would be
nneh greater for many reasons. Our
hnsiness centers are more distant from
zach other, and the advantage In time.
therefore, of the telegraph over the mail
% yonoh greater that there is much more
1Tsoessity here than in. England for using
it In many cases instead Of waiting for a
letter to take its course. In England a
Latter will reach its destination from
London to any part Of the country In less
sHan twenty-tour hours, while here al
psost week is consumed In sending one
kkVM &oW AViA w QioVoS sA"s SVuAu VIC
reached instantaneously by the tele-
sraph. THE great difference would tend
Do increase the use of the latter were the
Fates such as to put It within the reach
sE the masses. At the present prices
hare vusiness men have to limit them.
selves In its use. They only employ II
whsrs there ID an absolute ne
eessity, making the mails DO its
work in all possible cases. There IL
kardiy business man In the country
who would not spend in telegraphy fully
m much money as he now does If thu
rates were reduced one-half OF more
Rhe new company makes fair promises
snd 1t is reasonable to believe that th'
csncern 10 backed by plenty of capital
a. 1t claims. The field for investment 1
ssztainly an inviting one, and there ar
no capitalists more likely to profit by 1
khxn those Of California. These mel
have accumulated gigantic fortunes, ant
san spend any amount OF money neces
sery to insure success and profit In thu
snd. They are the ones to make tn
great Fight in the interest Of themselves
and the people, and the more vigorously
Hsey make it the better every one will
kkAit.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

TBr announcement of q nolle prosequi
b all cases that grew out of the Beeoher
pcandal is sad for the class Of papers
that make a specially OF that kind Of
literature.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

How people differ in their estimates Of
human achievements. While one is
landing Bogardus, the pigeon-shooter,
far his great skill, another contemptu-
estsly saysi "He would have shot both
the raven and the dove that Noah sent
cut Of the ark-and have 'potted' the
ravens that purveyed for the prophet
Etdah."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

This is, indeed, business age. The
Institute Canadien, having been exten-
siyely advertised through the medium
ofM. Guibord's bones, are now disposed
to turn their notoriety TO account BY
sending out for subscriptions tow ard
paying of their debt. We question the
deiicacy OF the movement lust at th'
presA ant stima
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

A NATURAL CURIOSITY Of much in
terest and impoftance is ON exhibition
al MERGERS Nstpral History Store, III
West sixth street, in the form Of a
mummy. discovered few weeks since
by Mr.. Proctor, In Grand-avenue Cave,
near Glasgow junction, KY. 1t To- EVIL
IDENTIFY the remains Of member of one
Of the prehistoric races of this country,
and as such will attract much attention.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23
\

A London ,per thinks that English
ne have bu little right to prize them.
selve, on the appetizing qualities OF tbe
roast beef OF Old England, since large
potion OF the cattle slaughtered in thas
Country are imported from the contF-
nent. The traffic with Holland is car
ried on all through the year, while from
Schleswig- Fl olsteih, the importations be-
gin About april and enain November. Ia
1874, $50 cargoes Of live stock were land,
% AZ names y an haYen pler a'one; 1s ssonsist-
1914, ,485 sheep and lambs, 10 10S pigs, and
few horses and goats. The number OF
arrivals this year are proportionateiy
greater. In the month of July thers
we're landed 1878 beasts--to use the
name by which dealers designate aE
bullocks, 3,7J4 calves, 1916 pigs, 29,SH
sheep, saaE
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

AND now they say that Disraeli had
Eoms end to serve In sending the Prince
tt Wales to India.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

8r. LOUIS hanged one man yesterday,
and has four others awaiting the exeou-
tion of q like sentence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

In France 80 per cent. Of the populas
tion can. not read or write, but the males
appear to be better educated than the
females, for the conscription lists give
only 10 per cent. at the age of nineteeu
years. There are thirteen scholars foE
every 100 inhabitants, one school ID
every 800 inhabitants, or 70, 900 schools ID
all. The cost of primary education IL
10000, 600 francs, or about $13,30O, 700. ax
about SO pcr pupll.--'tScientific Misceilas
iny,ojn Tho Galaxy for November.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

N. 3. Hicks, Of wyoming, Pa, meet
ing, the other evening, In lonely place,
Archibald Anderson, AND mistakfng him
for highWayman, shot and killed him.
He sufrepdered himself TO the authori-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-23

b. HEILE 81 BROS,
Commission Merchants
And Dealers in Hay, Oats, Middllngs, Straw,
Corn, Shipstuffs, Sheaf Oats, Bran, Corn Meal
and the best brands Of FAMILY FLOUR.
Nos. 25 and 81 Water st., b N. w. cor. Central
ave. and Liberty st.. Cincinnati o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 203.
q. y. ssrv-y Nc. 100.

=. LAND oYrIcR, CARSON CITY.
u Nevada, February Is, le'5.-Soticc II
hereby given that John Ryan, whose po'teniec
sddrsssls 81 Gold nm. In storey county. State
pstsst for ifises hundred d.,o5i linear iect OF
the Comstoek Lode. bearing geld and silver.
with surses ground. containing isst 100 acres,
embracing the top OF apex OF aid lode. en-.
eially Surveyed and designated ~ Us. Survey
OF Los No. ioo. In To.nshlp .lI,een ils, nerth.
and Meridian. In the told nil Mining Die
triet. storey county and State OF Nevada, and
described ~ 10 metes and bounds At the surfAec
By the plst and neld notes on fic In this once
40 follows. to vii:
B-giunine IL post No. I. situated on cast side
OF Uod Csnyou. about is0 feet northeasteriy
from the old Pioneer foundry and aboutsjo icst
southerly nom the Lady Washington hoi.ting
works. and running nom said Post No. ! north
~ degrees west scs feet tn Poet Ne 2; thence
north u degrees wet as feet to Post 30: );
thence north l<degrses IS minutes -ast6oo feet
10 Post No. 4: thence south II degrees sast tss
feet to Post No. o; thence south 10 degrees
east 651 feet 10 Post No. Q, and thence south
u degrees - minutes west 3s3 net 10 Poet No.
I, the place ofbeginning, containing u otlvs
aeres, eourses and bearings expressed from
east.
From said Post No. @. the Justice hol-tinR
bear south s3S degrees west: the Lady
W ashington hoisting works bear north ~
degrees we-t: the New York hosting works
bear north az degrees ~-st. Post No. ! Of
U. y. survey No. 6a. Alta Company, bearr south
10 degrees ssst. distant - fest, and the quar-
ter section corner on the south line Of section
ave 10, In township sixteen nsl north. range
lwenty-ons C2i) east. Mount Diablo Meridian.
bsars hon said Post No. Q. south, twenty-e'ght
degrees east, distant thirteen hundred and
seventy uJTu) feet. the said Post No. Q 81 this
Memphis Claim, being Identical with Poet No.
Of the Lady waskington C~ompany's z. \.
,urvsy No. 81; the said lode and surface ground
hereby described 20 u. \. survey No. iu0. and
Isr which patent 10 sought, - Aforesaid. Ma
and taken up 40 ihs Memphis Company.
romstoek Ledge: record whereof may he found
Il pages l62 and 10 Of Book II, Of Pre-. emption-
md Locations. storey County Records kept at
he once Of the County Recorder 81 Virginia
Nevada; the said Memphis Calm, or U.
.. survey. No. 100 herein sought to be patsn-
ed, hsisg bounded N the east By the AHA
Mining Claim. or y. \. survey No. G.. and IL
on the vest By the Lady Washington
Company. or y. y. survey No. 81; the lode
,srein applied for. extending i,soo feet north.
'riy nom the ssuthsrn boundary line OF said
asnphis Claim. Or u. 3. survey No. 100: refer. |
nee Il hereby made TO the plat and isid notss.
N Ale In this once and 10 the plat pcrtsd upon
claim for further description thereof.
ADOL.PlUs WAITE. Register.
Hoyt, scar q Mckee. Attorneys, San Fran
fel6 6Sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. No. 2s5.
q. =. survey Ne. III.

~ t.xn oyYIcr cIRso c,rv
y.-si. p.hm.rx ~ isfsSSo,ic 4,
W Ns,s's 1890 g.. 49, -
nerroy giteh 'nss .ns ~. y
siIser Mining csmpsny,s ."..s ~. ss,n.
ned anu exis.ns unS.Isnu gur..'
VI the hws OF the stAte OF 'snio.hia.
having. is prtneipaI p.A.e 20 onslhs
AID fostomee Aaaiess ,aneisIo'
California. has. By W 4, JUDD. us Sup.fin-
tendent. and . stoeknolder uhers,n, ~no,e
place 81 business and postonhee sddres. u In
Virginia CITY. Nevada, thi. day mad. appliss,
lion for patent for ave hundred and Two OVID
linear q et Of the Southern Cross Lode. bearing
ruld and silver. and called the southern Crc-s
2sold and silver Mining conpany's claim. cit.
ns,s IN The told lill Mining District, Storey
county,. STATE of Nevada, the same extending In
: na,,h~estsyiy dirvction from poet No. . to
SyS ,in.., feet sIopy tho line of
po-s -. ~ Lss and emhr,eing the
sAiu ieege' NJ, -, .n.ls. and S.,is.
samc VIZ .M..s e'p-.spa 49, h,ndred ana
uons. WE suI'.Se 4, ar
dneeu Hisiieet IN wsasn. ny ~. ~
plat NC ZIG ao'ss ~ nv my 0"> ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
msis Id W. CLARK. Secretary.
CALEDoNIA sII.yEE MINING,
s-TooKHoLpERs' MEETING.

nPPIcI or THE GLOBE CONSOLIDATE.
" ed Mining Company. Francisco.
March sth. ISIS. In accordance with 4 roso.
luton adopted by the hoard OF Directors Of
the Globe Consolidated Mining Company. held
ny them TIL. da,. n special meeting Of the
Stockholders oi said Company Il hereby called.
the .amu To be hold al the Office Of the Com.
pany. Room 20, No. tio California street, San
Francisco, California, on THURSDAY, the
sih day Of April, ID. 1878, ut the hour Of ]
o'clock p. y To take Into consideration and
to decide upon the proposition TO increase
the capital stock VI said Company from three
millions eight hundred thousand tt3.so0.oosl
d~ollars, divided Into thirty eight thousand
(3s,O00J shares. Of the par value OF one hundred
itis0) dollars per share. So at presant. TO seyen
millions sir hundred thou sand ttT .C0o.On0l dol.
lars, divided Into scycnty.slx thou'and CI6,ooe)
shares. Of the par valuc OF one hundred 1900
dollars per share.
Transfer books will he closed on Monday,
the 9Th day OF April, at 10 o'clock ~.
THOMAS COLE,
q. W. DElTZLER,
q. w. FISHER,
X. l.. TRACEY,
u. D. TOwNsEND.
mblo I'd Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18

And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Hoard Of Directors, made on the 9Th day
Of January, 1873, 90 many shares Of zach
parcel Of such stock ~ may be Necessary will
be sold at public auction, 81 the once Of
the company. on TUESDAY, the 3oth. day OF
March. ISIS. at the hour Of 10 o'clock 4. OF
sueh day, 10 pay delinquent assessments there.
on. together with costs OF advertising and az
pehses Of the sale.
W. Il. TOWNSEND, secrstary.
Oniee-noom I, Academy Building. 81 Pine
street. San Francisco. mhs I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY or $40
~ rvy. District Atioincy'r once. To the
following named defendants. and to all owners
or claimants tn the real estate and improve.
menis thereon hereinafter described, known
.uits have been commenced In the Juriice's
Court. In and Coz Township No. 3. Storey
county, state OF Nevada. by the state Of Ne
vada p~laintlff. agalpst each OF the defendants
hereinafter named. and each Of the following
~de~ehbed tracts or parcels Of land. with the
improvements thereon. and improvements
when separately assessed. and all owners Of
or claimants to the zane. known or unknown,
To recover tho tax and delinquency assessed TO
said defendants against said property for tho
hseal year. commencing on the let day Of Jan.
Der. 1879. and that . rummon has been duly
issusd In each case; and jon are further motif.
ned that unlcss you app-ar and anr~er the
complaint died In said ean'e on 81 before
MONDAY. the 71d dst 90 March. 1878,
Judgment win be taken sgsinst you, and the
Tor tbs amount Of tar and delinquency speci.
Mann Tr
and Property. and Deaaqvescy.
Boyle Edward. improvements on Over.
csrisy Nr Anna. lot !. block /. rsnseI. % o.
Cassidy a Bluie, tract Of and east Fort
Do,en " II, part Of lot i, block /, range
SU
Dudley Enoch, un.urveyed part OF lot 8,
block ]. range d ..,.............. 100
Ellis 4 Rismlna. lot Is, block I. range o. ~
Fisher Theodore. improvements on lot
II.SiitS" 4 ). north 81 Zee, Of lot ii. wv
block y, range D........... ......... . 90
1.inni- Mrs N. lot 4, block 4. range Co.. IL 0l
Simpson Catherine, part OF lot =, block I,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
DACON MILL AND MINING CON

BACON MILL AND MINING COM.
ID psny.-Locaiion Of principal placc Of bust.
ner.. San Francisco. Calfotnls.
Location Of works. Gold Mn, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that al q meeting Of
the Board Of Direciorr. held on the 9th day Of
March, 1875, an assesrment mo. ~ Of
finy Gents (sOcts) per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately, In United states gold
coin, 10 the Secretary. At the once 81 the Com.
pAny, Room No. 3. llayward's Building. 4i9
California street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remsin unpaid on the i7th day Of April. 1875.
will DO delinquent, aud advertised for rale al
public suction, and unless payment 10 made
before, will be cold GU SATURDAY. the Let
day Of May. Isis, to pay the delinquent a.
scssment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Directors.
KID. MAY. Secretary.
once Room No. ., Hayward's Building.
40 California street, San Francisco. c.lifor.
MIA. mill i'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18

A nor stood with his hands In his
pockets one cold morning watching the
burning Of his school house, and after
the novelty Of the thing ceased. be ran
home saying Elm glad the old thing
IL burned down. for I didn't got my jog
raiy lesson, no how"