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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-30

And In accordance with law and an orherof
the Board Of Director. made ON the 9th day Of
June. A. ID. lsss. 90 many shares OF each
Be sold at public ~auetion. on SATURDAY, the
Stat day Of July. A. d. 1915, Of the hour
Of - o'clock =. OF said day, 10 pay said
delinquent Assessment thereon, together With
costs Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
y. LANDKRs Secretary.
Z. Ban FrapeIsco. California. Jyistd
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BElrSevIsr SALES.

nAYTON GOLD AND Silver
~ Mining company.-Loeatioa o. principal
Locat,oa Of works. DEVILS Gate District.
Lyon eosnty, Nevada.
Notice.-fhere are dellnouent upon the follow.
tg Described stock. on account Of Assessment
(No. - levied on the 9Th day Of June. iS7s, the
several amounts set opposite the nam tofthe
respective shareholder. o. followr:
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DISSOLUTION o. eoPART.

TIE cOPARrNERsHIP HERETOFORE
L existing under tho 1rm name OF vandorn
3 Hart. In the painting and paper hanging
vada, Wa dissolved On the 18th o. the present
month By mutusi eonssut, 2. 4. vandorr cell
n Trade 70 T, J. Hart, Who will continue the
business, assuming al dshts aud liabilities az
the arm, and receiving al dlss aid rece!pting
fsr the came. d. a. vANDORN.
Gold MIN, July II, 1879. jysi Ut
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sTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
i the stockholders Of the Occidental Mining
Company win BE- held al the once 81 the Com.
many. Room Z. No. lys California street. San
Francisco, California. on TUESDAY. the 10Th
dsy of August. ISIS. At e'eloek r. ~. 81 said
day. Transfer b oks viii he elosed on Friday.
the 9Th DAY of August, ISIS. at : o'cleek r. -.
ALfRRD X. DuRBROw, Secretary.
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-aIocKMoLpERs. MGGTiMo.

nFFIcE DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company. San franeisco. Cal.
July II, is7l-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders % the Dayton Gold and silver
Mining Company viii bs held ~ their ONCE.
Room No. ~ iisyward's Building. nan Fran
cisco, Califoguia. o. TiirkxDAf, JAY fsth.
psxt. Il Twelve and ons-half n1oo, O'Clock '.
3stk instant. 81 "a e'clcek ~
ivfo n M n MEAN Qeerxtarv
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sfsCKnsLpERs. NEEiIxGs.
MEETING,

0PpicR JULIA GOLD AND SILVER MIN.
~ ing Company, san francisco, July q. Isl,
In accordance with resolution adopted al .
meeting Of the Trustees Of the Julia Gold
and silver Mining Company. held This Gay, :
special meeting of the stockholders OF said
Company IL hereby called. the ZANE 10 be held
81 the once Of the Company, Room Nc. !. Hay.
wards Building, NO. Sis California street, san
francisco, California. on MONDAY, the nd
day Of August. ISIS. At Q O'Clock '. T., to taks
into consideration and decide upon apropo-t
tIon 10 increase the capital stock % said Com.
pany nom three million A.0J.Ouol divided Into
thirty thousand 5000 share. OF the par valne
Of one hundred Csio0D dollars each. The present
capital stock, to eleven million Ci.oo.upl dol
lars, divided Into one hundred and ten thous-
and 1000 shares Of one hundred Ctiool dol
lars each, and for the transaction Of any other
business which may properly rome before said
JAS. N. LIVINGSTON,
J.. N. KINkEAD.
j. C. PALMER,
GEO. W. FISHER,
THOMAS COLE,
San Francisco. July ~. 1878. Trustees.
ixll N
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AT vincsnnss. France. recently.
during the marriage ceremony. the
brides teeth fell out. which so frightsn-
Cd tho bridegroom. Q worthy tailor. that
no made the sign OF the cross. rushed
Cd like IN arrow. and has mot been
heard Of since.
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-sTocKhoLpERs' MEETING.

CONSOLIDATED GOLD HILL QUARTZ
~ MN and Mining Company. Soties-The
fourth annual meeting Of the stockholders at
the ~abov@nAmsd Company vii be held on
TUESDAY, the ID day Of August. is5s, ct 10
o'clock A. ~ their once. No. tlt Cali.
fornia street. San Francisco. cAlifornis.
Transfer hooks viii he cloeed ON Friday. July
70. 1873, at 3 O'Clock Y. ~
u. wE0ENER. Secretary.
Nan FrsneIseo. Julv u. IsTs. iyss IL
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AxoruEn indication that economy In
in fashion Is furnished by q Saratoga
shoemaker. who, surrounded by piles OF
boots. slippers and shoes. remarked: 81
never saw 90 much Goblin in Saratoga
before"
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STOCKHOLDERS MEsTino.

MEXICAN FLAT MINING COMPANY
the above named Company for the election OF
Trustees. and the Transaction Of such ether
business a. may come before u. will be held
ON WEDNESDAY, August 4. ISIS tar-t We'd
nesday In Auxastl, 81 the honr Of I o'clock p.
q. ut that day. 81 the once of the Company In
this city. Transfer books will be- elc.ed ON
saturday. July 81. lsis. 81 10 o'clock u.
G.. A. SANkEI. Secretary.
Odies-Room %. No. 81 Montgomery street.
gan Francisco, California. jy1Itd
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sIooKnoLoEas MaCTino

nrYfcE OF THE CALEDONIA silver
" hinlns Co. sas f-sel.ea. JAY y. isIs.
meeting Of the Trustees OF he Caledonia silver
Mining Company held this day. especial meet.
hereby called. the same tn h. held At the once
of the Company. No. Sis CALIFORNIA; street. san
frsnci.co. California. 90 WEDNESDAY. the
18th day of Ausust. isss, At I o'clock 2. y "a
take into consideration and decide upon ths
said Company from two million Q.00O.OoOl dol
As. divided into twenty thousand $4,000
shares VI tns par value of oae hundred uvo)
dollars esrh-ths present capital stcek-totr ten
million u0.000.oo, dollars, divided into one
drsd uoo, dollars eseh.
A. X. r. HARMON.
JOSEPH wOliftALL.
DAVID PAY,
Z. u FRY,
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OALEDoNIA sILvER lining

u Company -Loeation Of principal place Of
business. nan franeiseo. California. So
Notice 10 hereby given that 81 . meeting OF
the Beard Of Directors, held on the nh day Of
July. ISIS, an assessment mo. I'D Of Ihrse Del,
lars per share Was levied " The sapitAi
stoei Of the corporation, payable Immediately.
sseretsry. Al The once Of the Company. az
California street, san Francisco. California. :.
Any stoek upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nth day Of Aueust. isTs,
Win be delinquent. and sdsertised for sais
ms8s bsfsrs, viii be cold on TUEsDAY the
sist DAY % August. 1873, - pay the dslin-
qusut assessment together with eosts Of I'D.
ysrtising and sxpenses Of sae
n. wK0KNKR, Secretary.
csiiforpia. jys I'd
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IlJoODVILLE GOLD AND sILvER
", Mining coIp.ny..Loes,ion Of psin.

eipsi place 81 business, saa Francisco, Cal.
ifornis.
Location Of works. Gold Hi, Nevada
ofths Directors. held IN the Uth day Of June.
1873. an assessment CNo. lo) ofaixty csuts per
share Was lowed q The capital stock Of NE
cooperation. payable immediatsJ In United
s,.iss gold coin 70 ne sss ~ ~ ~. emss
San Franeiseo. cAiiforniA.
Any stock upou which this asssssnent shall
remain unpaid on Thufsday, the 9Th day o.
July, 1875. win be delinquent and advertised
Cor ssls q pablo a~uetioo, and nnlsss payment
10 made bsiore, VIII Be- cold On WEDNESDAY,
the 18Th day cf August, 1875. TO pay the dslin.
auent assessment, toxethes with coats OF I'd.
ssrising and slPensss q s.ls
". n. HRLMAN. Secretary.
Odee-Room II. 20. 80 California stisst. van
RIAncisco. Califofnla. le0 va
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And in accordance with law and On order
OF the Board OF Director, made IN the 18th
day Of June, 1878, 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock o. may be necessary viii
BE- cold at public auction. a the Company's
once, Room No. - herehants' Exchange
i S1,,Gine ss es'! TmIIRs si5ses, s.s ~ sraI Nirse:s ny,
Qsthl day OF August, isTs. at the hour Of .
O'Clock ?. =. OF said day. 10 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs Of I'd.
vertislng and expenses Of the sale.
JAN. q. KENNEDY. Secretary.
Ofhee-<1 Merchants Exchange Building.
California street, San Francisco, California.
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cILvER HILL MINING COMPANY

= Location o: Principal Piscs Of Business. Ban
francisco, California.
Location 81 works, Gold Hin. Storey county.
Nevada.
N~otice.-There are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock. on account OF assess
ment (No. o. levied on the 9Th day ofJune, A.p.
is1t, the seversl amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholder, a. follows:
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lady WARRINGTON MINING

A COMPANY. LDcAlIOn 81 pFTnrII nj pIarr
u buslness, Nan Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold mn. storey coun'
y, Nevada.
'Notice. -Therc are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock, on areount of Assers-
sent tho, d levied an tho lGth DAY OF June.
1878, the several amounts set Oppo-ii- the
nance Of the re'pecti,e shareholders. ~
follows:
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MEETING.

NYvIce SOUTH ooNsrocK GOLD AND
~ silver Mining Company, San Francisco.
July 10. is,s.-rhs annual meeting ofthe stock.
holders OF the south Comsteek Gold and silver
Mining Company viii be held ~ the nc 81
the company, si CziifornlA street. Roorus >
and Z. second hoor. on MONDAY, August 10.
hoard Trustees, and such othsr business o.
may come before 10. Transfer books viii Be-
elesed on Thursday. the l1ih day Of August,
1878, at . O'Clock y. ~.
iyiotd J. n. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
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EUROPA INNING COAPANY.-
IL Location Of Principal Place OF business,
San Francisco, California
Location Of WORKS, storey county. STATE oil
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting o.
the board Of Direetors, held On the sd day oil
July. ISIS, an Assessment mo. ~ OF Twenty ave
Cssj Cents per share vas levied upon the
sis,sly' in United sssiss ssid coin. 10
the Secretary. 81 the once Of the company.
Room No. n, Hayward's Building. tis Call.
fornla street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 the aIth day Of August, ISIS,
will 10 delinquent. and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unle-s PAYMENT 70 made
beforr. win b soi{ On TUESDAY. the itth
day Of September. ISIS. TO PAY the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board 81 Directors.
RfCiiARD n. MOVES, SECRETARY.
0hee-Room No. n, Hsyward's bailding.
tis California street, Han Francisco, OAl-
furnin. y1ota
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~sTooKNoIpGas' MEETiHo.

0rrIcE NEW YORK MINING COMPANY,
~ sAn Francisco. Jaly ~. ISIS. In accord:
anes with Q resolution adopted alta meeting 81
tSs Bosrd Of Trustsss OF The New York Mn
Ing Company. held this day, . special meeting
sf the stockholders Of said Company IL hereby
called. the -Ans To be held a. the efiee OF me
Company. No. n ~iiAyvand's Building. No. tis
California street. san Francisco. California.
ON the alih day Of August. Isis. al the hour OF
two IA o'clock r. ~. to take Into confederation
and decid. upon . proposition Ia incrvs.e the
capital stock Of sald Company. iron six niiii-
ON ,fs.OD.0O) dollars. divided Into sixty thou
sahd (GO,Wol shares OF the par value OF one
hnndrcd (tiOOl dollafs each. the present cApt
tai stsek. 10 ten million nU.oOo.oN dollars d.
vided into oac handryd Con.pool sharss. OF the
par value of one hundred doliars zach. giving
oas aud two third. Il Is, shares of new stock
for each share of old stock.
lsiguedl J. n. FRY.
A. X. q. HARMON,
q. L. " ELL.Ek.
ROBERr SHERWOOD.
n. q. klBDE,
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First Irsue.
No. Amt

Name. Certif. Orig abs .shfs. Amt.
Casper Hanpt. bal. .T1....s ......iS7k. Isl 90
And In accordance with Law and an order Of
the Beard Of Directors. made ON the eighth day
of Jane. $50, 30 many shares OF each parcel OF
public auction. At the ono Of the Company.
koom 10. Hayward's Building, as California
street. san Francisco, California, On THURS.
DAT, the Fifih lsth) day OF August. 1873. at
aid d. linquent assessment thereon. together
with costs 81 advertising and expenses Of 1.-THE
W. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
once = Room 10, Haywad's Building.
No. tis California street, san Francisco: csli'
fornia. ylItd
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And In accordance with law. and and order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 9th day Of
June. 1878. 30 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock A. may be necessary VIII be
Middleton a Son, No. $40 Montgomery street.
san Francisco, California. on THURSDAY the
9Th day OF August, 1878, d hour or . o'clock p.
y. OF said day, 10 pay said delinquent assesr.
ment thereon, together with costs OF Adver
GRO. n. sPiNNRY, Secretary.
Ofdce-No. ~ California street, Room Nod,
HAn francisco, California. jyl6 I'd
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N Location Of principal place OF business,
san Francisco. California.
Location Of wsrks, Devils Gate District, Ly-
on county, Nevada.
Notiee-Thefe are delinquent upon the fol-
owing described stock, on account OF Astess.
ment mo. a levied on the fath day Of June,
isIs, the several amounts Get opposite the nAmef
Of the respective shareholder, a. follows:
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DELINQUENT SALES.
w PANY.-Loes.ioa d principal pises Of

tlI EBAy ~.
ss!,.l ras Z. IIss.l,ss. q I. jl:ss.le PIC. Of
Location Of works. Virginia District Storey
county. Nevada.
Noties.-Thsrs are delinquent upoa ths fol.
lowing described stock, on aecouni Of s.ecss-
mcnt CNo. -. levied o. he ~ das st Jans.
1873. the several amounts Get orl--'ts ine
lows:
OLD issrE o.. Loris BOLD nj saIvxn nIHins
conrANT. lazy
Names. No. Cart. sAs. Ant.
certificate. 100 shares. sod
for asss, sment No. 7, BAL. .0....o..-es %
Fraser Alexander, balance Of
certincats. % shares, soad
for assessnent No. !. bal. ..ss.... SGD 20
Keyes Douglass, balance Of
certificate, 90 shares, yold
for sssessneut No. ], bL...ts....D.....s -
keyes Douglass, balance OF
Certificate. 80 shares. sold for
assessment, No. 1. bal......n....11.....s 70
Johnson q X, balance Of Ger.
tincatr. 80 shares, soh for
assessment No. I, characterization. 70
Melvin Chas. bala3ec ofeertih-
cats. rs shares, cold for o.
sessmept No. !, bal........e.. N.....l 10
Taylor 4 q. Trustee. balance
Of cestiheate. 90 shares. sold
fer Assessment No. I. bal. .65....38... = %
OLD ISSUE wKLLs vARao bold ANp sILyBn
=. MINING conPANr.
johnson o r. balance OF GER
tincate, 100 shares, sold for
assessment No. H.. ..0.....e. =.
johnson . X. balance OF Ger.
tincate, 100 shares. cold for
assessment No 7............D.... a.. 81 70
Johnson D X, balance Of GER
tiheste, " shsres, sold for
assessment Ne. a.......... g.. ..io.....S 90
johnson o n, balance OF Ger.
tineste, 90 shares sold for
Assortment No. ....61....0 -. ....f ..
Csrr James. balance OF eertih.
cate. % shares. sold for %.
ersment No. 81. ........ ~. 10. ~ ..
Butler John vs.. ..0.....6 ..
SttinhAnrser Nicholas. ...la5.. .3O. 30 e..
Mcdonald d., balance sfeer.
tineatr. 10 shares, poldi Tor
Assessment No. ........lie.....t .....0 %
Mcdonald ID l., balance Of
certificate. 90 sharep, sold
Tor Assessment No. a...... .is<. ..tS.....6 90
johnson D Il, balance OF GER
tincats, 20 shares, sold for
assessment No. 2.....,. ..2l3.. ..l5.....s =.
Holman n, Trustee, balance
Of certificate, % shares, sold
for Assessment No. 7......S0. ...f0.....7 10
Holman II. Trustee, balance
Of certiicate, 10 share. sold
| Tor Assessment No ...390.....G..... %
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And IN accordance with law. and en- order IL
The Board Of Director, made On the 18Th day 81
Juns. fsTo, 90 many shares Of each parcel
of sueh stock - may he necesrary. will be sold
.. pab,ie auction, At The sfiss g The rom.
iAllfsrnia street. Nan fnnclsco. c~aliiornia.
IN MONDAY, the Ninth day Of August,
1879. Of the hour Of two ~ O'clock .. n.
NJ said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with coris of advertising
md expenses OF the sale
IT,. q. KIBBR, sccretap.
O1iee-Room 81, Ilaywsrd's building. No. ti9
California street. Nan Francisco, California.
ly2ttd
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NOTICE IN ~sAnKRUPToY.

omee-Room u usysard's Buildiny. No. II
California street, san Francisco. Calibnia.
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0mes-Reon 10. Hayyrd'. Baildi,g. No
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that instinct to the advancement Of party. And
there are white men-thousands Of white men
who have been played upon by the innumerable
petty influences of weak human nature, to sacrifice
everything, and join blindly in what is really q
physical opposition-joining the blacks consodat-
ed by fear prejudice and interest," against tue real
interests of the State of North Carolina. Roeigh
Nstos.
"Shall democrats accept their mastersi Must
the white bow to the black Must principle yield
to policys And will the white democrat recog-
nize as social equal the men who have nursed in
their arms negro babies and kissed mothers that
the equality Of races might be preserved, God
forbid that the white men Of North Carolina
should come to this degradation. But the Radi-
Gals demand it, and oh, God How many of our
democratic friends have taken it quietly
Our advice is, TO drdW the line strongly. Those
who have voted the negro ticket. let them stay on
that side. LET THEM BE KNOWN AS NEGROES
Raleigh Neus.
"Oh! how humiliating for white men that they
have stopped to court the vote of the ignorant
negro! But could such men as r. c. Badger
stoop' Had he not already lost his hold upon
white affiliations When man descends the depths
of perfect equality, could he get any lower
And such men as Il. c. Badger have done all that
talent and industry could do to efface all distinc
tons between races, and to bring up the negro to
equality with the white man. "-Raleigh Mars.
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oTlfLFy ross 1BDUcT7oY CASE.

The trial of William westervelt for conspiracy
at kidnap and concealpg Of Charley Ross, and at
tempt to extort money from his parents, began in
the Quarter Session Court at Philadelphia, Mon
day. The evidence against Westervelt, as fore
Attorney, seems to show that he was in the plot
to kidnap the boy, and had full knowledge Of the
subsequent movement of his captors. Immediate
" after the crime was comm tilted he put himself
in communication with the police, and protested
TO be able to assist them in recovering the child.
Instead Of doing SO, he kept Mosher and Doug
lass informed of the movements of the officers,
and thus aided them in escaping arrest. There
can be very little question that Westervelt knows
where Charley Ross is. if he be alive, can clear
up the MYSTERY of his fate if dead. The friends Of
the lost boy hope that if convicted, Westervet can
be induced to make confession that will throw
light on this most singular and battling case.
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POLITICAL,

The three Independents who hold the balance Of
power in the North Carolina Constitutional Con-
vention are understood to have republican lean
ngs, and three democratic delegates are likely, by
their votes. to be ousted from contested seats.
"lf,' said Harper's Weekly, ait were well UNI
derstood that the National Government would
continue under republican control, all the discon
tented spirits in the Southern States would adjus,
themselves to the order established by reconstruc.
ton. But SO long as they have hope of over
throwing the republicans they will be the source
Of apprehension and disorder"
The Democrats of Oregon have been left out in
the cold by the consolidation Of the Independents
and Republican parties in that State. The de.
clination of MIR. Whitney, Independent candidate
for Congress, has been accepted in good faith and
it seems to be settled that the Republican candi.
date will receive the full party vote. The result,
will, Of course, be a Republican victory.
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PROSPERITY Under REPUBLIGAN. 40
NTVISTRA TON.

The best evidence ofthe pecuniary cir
cumstanccs of tn c people of a State is found
in the SAVINGS BANKS. Judging by
this test the prosperity Of Maine under RE-
PUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION is FAR
AHEAD of Uhat eriSted under previous
DEMOCRATIC administrations.
Prior to 1856, the year from which we date
republican rule in Maine, the democrats
held for a long period almost uninterrupted
sway in the State. Now what do
we find concerning Savings Banks
down to that time ? We find that
ONLY SEVEN Savings Banks WERE ES-
TABLISHED IN TIE STATE PREVl-
Gus TO 1856, and the business of those
seven banks was so limited that little or no
attention was paid to them by the legisla-
ture or the people. So much for Savings
Banks under democratic rule in the State
Of Maine.
Turning to the Report of the Bank Ex-
aminer for 1874, we find that during the
last nineteen years, the period which the
State has been governed by republican adj
ministrations, THERE HAVE BEEN ES-
TABLISHED FIFTY-ONE SAVINGS
BANKS, the whole number now in exist
ence being fifty eight. The deposits and
profits of these banks on November End,
1874, was s31 O51, 96373, a sum FOUR
ApCE TIM xyb p1o ho nj in q
capital of the State in 1886. Let the DEM
ocrats look at this monument of the pros
perity of the State while the republicans
have controlled it, and cease their hypocrit-
ical lamentations over the poverty OF the
people, the high rate of taxation, and the
burdens of living. The number of people
who have deposits in the Savings Banks is
90, 100, number larger than the whole
number of votes cast for. Governor last
year 10y both parties. The average to each
deposition is 1920
1t must be remembered. too, that during
the time in which these savings have &C.
cumulated. we have had all the expense
and trial of the democratic rebellion to
bear. We had our shipping destroyed by
rebel pirates, and many of our young men
slain or crippled for life in the war. Un-
der all trials and discouragements the
State has steadily prospered. Wealth has
increased Farmers, mechanics and la
borcrs have added to their savings.
Even since the panic in 1873, during the
depression of business which has existed
in consequence. the deposits in the Saw
ings Banks have grown. In 1874 the de-
posts increased 81 ,495, 439 80, and the in
crease of depositors that year was 5,401.
These are facts that are indisputable, and
so important that they should be repeated
again and again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-02
PRINCIPLES COMPARED.
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The maintenance of the high standing OF
the credit of the State; the promotion of the
development Of its agricultural ana manafae.
turing resources the extension of educational
facilities; the prohibition by law
Of the sale of Intoxicating liq.
uOrs and the enfOr cement OF
that law the equitable adjustment OF the
burden of taxation, and the tightening OF that
burden to the fullest extent; and, in all, the
exercise of that rigid economy that admits OF
no outlay for purposes Of doubtful utility, and
demands a full equivalent for every expendi-
ture; these are the objects the Republican
party of Maine has had steadily in view, the
peryading principles of its common law, and
they all have the hearty support of my con.
viction and my sympathy From the Speech
of Gen Common at the Republican State Con-
vsnsion, accepting the nomination for Cor
srnors s5 So