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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-13

Keep the currency in motion" -ays
the Philadelphia Ledg'r. a. q bit Of New
Year. advice % III readers.
zone Of the best resolves for the New
Year j., for all who can pay, 10 proceed
AT once and promptly TO settle all out
standing debt, to tradesmen, -hop-kecp-
cr,, mechanics, hired people, servants, la
borcr-, rtc.-cspecially the small bills.
Many person. 10 whom debts are due
have 10 postpone payment Of the debts
they owe until they are paid what j. due
to them. When this /, done, they can pay
others, and these go and discharge still
other debts, and 50 the money medium j.
put into active circulation. Then new
stocks can be secured. and new work can
be made up, and employment be made
more active.
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10 tie Editors Of the ChrOHtcis.
Tonight a large and well ordered
audience listened, with delight, to q
lecture delivered by Prof. w. r. Tur-
ner, of Holston Seminary, New Mar
ket, on Woman's Education, Physical
and Intellectual. The lecturer was
certainly master Of the situation. He
showed in ali able manner the great
defects in the physical culture of wo-
man and the fraud that is pTacticed
upon her by our many sham One-horse
female colleges and high schools.
Prof. Turner welded the weapons of
the orator, logic and rhetoric. At times
he grew sublimely eloquent, receiving
frequent and continued applause.
The lecture is worthy of publication
and the personal consideration of every
individual. Such lectures delivered
throughout our country would certain
ly do much To elevate woman-to give
her a better physical and mental
training. t would undoubtedly do
much to replace our little sham female
colleges, which turn out young ladies
at sixteen As graduates, as scholars,
who only know how to thump a piano
and squall out some song that no one
can understand, or daub in water
paints, ETC., with institutions that
would make them scholars indeed,
that would send forth women truly de.
veloped.
This lecture will he followed by
Bishop Haven, Hon. Horace Maynard,
Prof Milburn and Rev. Pierce. The
lectures are free, all are invited.
Pro BQNO PUBLICo.
Holston Seminary, New Market, Ten
Hessee, Jan. md, 1873.
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LOudon County Items
To the Editors Of the Chronicle D..

4 - t'' h~'tttyf . ~ inc 1ftS pitsCAt
Thinking that few items from this
place would not be out Of season,
drop you few lines. The year closes
To night, leaving many evidences of a
kind Providence, having been direct
ed in our favor However, We had a
sad accident in our little town last
Saturday the 10Th inst. While the
Grangers were enjoying delicious
dinner in the upper story Of Mr.. Grit
iith's store house, Mr.. John Davis fell
from one of the windows distance of
about fifteen feet, breaking one bone
of his right arm, with many other in
Juries, We hope not fatal. Mr.. Hunny-
cult, of Monroe county, closed out a
singing school at this place the day
before Christmas, giving general salts
faction all around.
We had quite q nice little snow last
night, the first we have had in this
section. 1t has about gone, leaving it
very disagreeable under foot. Our free
school il still in progress az this place,
taught by Mr.. Greer, who Is giving
satisfaction to his patrons, a. an evil
dence OF which We have made up a
subscription school to commence soon
after the terminus of tue Public
School, which Will last about seven
months.
A young gent who was teaching
school in Menroe county, when shut
out by his scholars for holiday re-
cess, drew his pocket knife and raised
the warhoop, then being reinforced by
his sister, he forced them out without a
treat, not a. i'm the days of yOre. We
regret that too many are like unto the
man that said Lord bless ME and my
wife, my son John and his wife, US
four and no more. RIVER MAN.
MOrganton, Dec. 81, 1874.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-01-13

When herbs are hung up 10 dry in
loose bundles, they lose their odOr. They
should be thinly spread out. shaded from
The sun. and when dried pressed together
slightly, and put into paper bags. It i,
An excellent plan 10 strip OF the leaves,
rub them line, and put them into wide
mouthed bottles, labeled. Equal proper
ions OF sweet maiorum, teuagOn, and
sage, dried and rubbed together, and kept
an a Wlde-mouthed bottle, make GOOD
seasoning for soup and stufiings .- Cor
Country GeHNeadn.
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We are permitted TO publish. In this
connection we may say that General
Stuart is expected to come to Knox
vile very soon, in the interest of our
! Georgia connection
CLARKSNILLE, GA,
Dec. Sth, 1874
Jud9c o. p, Tc0lple /.
DEAR SIR see that Mayor Staub.
| General Stuart and Others have been
making a survey Uid Tellico to Duck
| town, looking to the future location
and building of the Knoxville and
Macon railroad. Why will not Knox
vile join us? a live company is now
at work upon the most practicable
route known or possible, through the
Blue Ridge, where railroad is now
graded with cut eighteen inches deep,
and join with US who have completed
forty miles of the best railroad track i'm
| Georgia, at less cost than any road in
the State, aud will in few days COM
mence work at this place aud
grade to the h. and A. Air Line June
ton, during 1870 leaving 2S miles
upon perfectly practicable line, via
Tallulah Falls to be graded to the
Rabun Gap. From Athens to Eden
ton, about 40 miles, is the only break
now between US and Macon. The cars
are now running daily to the latter
place, via Milledgeville. is true my
brother, Gen. Phillips, is pushing his
Narrow Gauge from Marietta towards
Ducktown, but if finished, common
sense, ii seems TO me, would direct
stockholders and tax payers to seek
the BEST the nearest and the cheapest
route. AT any rate, why not direct
your Mayor and engineer to examine
the profile and map of the
n. l.. IL. X. from Athens TO Rabum
Gap, by Capt Turner ? Compare his
work and cost with other roads before
eXpending money on a less practicable
route. Were | a citizen Of Knoxville,
l might want a survey from Maryville,
via TelicO, thence following the di.
viding ridge between the Tennessee
and TellicO, and across the head of
Valley River, thence via the Hiwassee
valley, through the Unaka Gap, and
thence towards Macon, by one of sew
eral feasible routes, provided there was
some Company to meet me. But ours
Is no visionary or paper Company.
We are at work ironing the 40 miles, |
and have the hands to commence the |
grading now and at cost of only !
Sll.OOO per mile, and though entitled to
State aid, we will not accept it, but
will build our road and will then Ovn |
ii. North Carolina will build portion |
if not all Of the road through her
bounds, but if she fails, others will
finish the work from Franklin To the |
Tennessee line. But the whole object |
Of this note is to ask you to call the at
tention of your railroad men to what
we have done, what we are doing, and !
ask an examination Of our profile and |
map to the Rabum Gap, and then
count the cost before expanding money
on less advantageous route. Money |
is and will be light throughout the
south for many years and the times |
necessitate caution and great prudence.
Most truly and respectfully, your old
friend. JAS. =. PHILLIPS.
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Mr.. II +. DTant has spent 81 900, 600
on building. near NatiOk, Mass, a college
exclusively for the female sex. Every
officer and teacher In the building, from
the president and professors downward.
!, b. be- q woman"
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The Chattanooga Commercial says
Corn has made another squirt upward
in this market. There was a short
supply yesterday, at 76I cents on the
wharf.
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The Kingston East TcnneSseeQn
says: "W. u. Gibbins, of Woodruff
d Co., Knoxville Wholesale Hard
ware Dealers, was in town yesterday.
He was bound for the line of the c. + d.
railroad.u
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our RAILROAD ooNxEorroNs.
A Georgia Man Tells what they are
Doing,

Appropos 10 the revived agitation of
our railroad connections is the follow
ing letter to Chancellor Temple, which
we are permitted to publish. In this
connection we may say that General
Stuart is expected to come to Knox
vile very soon, in the interest of our
GpOruia COnuprtiuu
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SILxzs HILL .,SIxo SoMrAsr
DAYroN NOLD AND sILvER

oniee-Room 10. Iisywsrd's Building, No
40 California street, Ban Francisco, Cal
lfornia. JelOtd
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IrrLIcIYIeNs rsR rlfIHY.
.PPLioATIoN IoR PATtnT.
Or, NOTICE NO. s4s.
m a. s.rvey M. 1o3.

TT a. LAND oFFIcE, CARSON CITY.
III. Nevada, Nay u. is5t. -Notioe v hsrssy
dress 10 81 Virginia City, Nevada, - attorney
for and In behiif Of b sceovpcy hsreof. IA
this day made application ior u:s: Pslsns Y
or vein Of suafts o. other rock iApaes, bea..
ing gold and silver, and knewn = ts comstock
Lods sndt hs Mitchell hirne 0arHnaey's Hinr
lag clam, sitults IN The cod HiQ Ninln9 Dis
trfcS, Storey county and State Of Mevaoa, The
A. rs, s.,:SS,s6 ,: ssa san sor ~ loe ssss q.
dee tPoss No. ~ alosg TIE lins Of aid lsdeet
vein or lode. and embracing the same, with ~
its Sips. ppsrs end angles, NTH sushcs eroapt
two hundred C1yO festin Width. and deschbed
on The plat and neld notes on me- In ny once
Bssinniss aiPost No /, located in Grizzly
100 fsst south Of The Woodvliv Compaay''s psw
shat, at the foot OF dump; thence running,
'frt course, north ~ degrees sest 100 net 70
b, Poe, W ~. |, ss cssps ss;': s =: s sosssss: .aif e
north csk degrses west. aAg.staa q nosnt
Davidson north II degrees Is minntes west.
smoke stack Of Succor Mn lsouth - degrees
10 minutes west, Rmsdell NIL south y de-
grees west; thence from said Post No. !, PC!
ond eour.s, ssuth - degrees sa,.0S ~
grees west BOO Rect TO Poet No. q whence bear
the quarter section corner on the south line Of
section 5. Township 10 north. Range n east,
Mount Disblo meridian, north alk degrees
west, dis,sn, aol ios,; sssnes' fourth eSSr,s:
thence, nfth course, north 70 degrees east 100
feet 70 Post No. !. the point Of beginning; con.
aiming . at.iO0 acres. U. f..l.
hearings expressed from true meridian. NAG
neiic variation, isH degrees east
81. s,snedirg ayc hundrsd dollarx In value.
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APPLICATION FOR PATEnT.
.f NOTICE. NO. 9sS.
NJ. a.pvsv Ma. InA .-A laR

U. q. ssrvsy Nee. Ia .sa les.
TT 8. LAND oFTICK. CARSON CITY.
", Nevada, Juno 2 ls7s.-l<gal noties 10
hereby given that the Prospect Cola and s!lyer
Of California whore Postofses sddfsss l. San
Francisco. caiifonia) and Ginning on th01-
sand feet Of tho Lee vein, lods or minsrsl do
posit, bearing gold and sives, together with
surface ground. four hundred fsst In width.
i sin;n End b Sslas .l: sUan. y': q s. q: s. .ss s a..
Of Nevada. has made sIPltosstea = che United
States for Q patent title Tor sald mining claim,
which 10 more fully described % 70 nstss and
bosnds BY the odkciai Plat postsd on he elsiu
and on die In the once Of the Registers o. the
Carson United States Land once, - follows,
to-wit, s .t,y
Beginninr at rost No. !. being the pointof
location, situated on Q southeriy sDps about
i,2V0 feet northerly nom Tou-hous-, on the
Dayton roli.road, and whence bear, the suoke
stsxk Of the o~ceLleaiai MN south - deErses
works south 10 degrees east; stoveplRs ofLsei
cabin south Is degrces east; North Occidental
Conpany's shan north 1sdsgrpte6 min
utes east, and running from said Post No. l.
hrst course. seuth 6ek degrees east 30 feat 10
Post No. .; whence bear. the ene-9nartsr
Township u NORTH. range 81 east, hoant
Diablo Meridian. south u degrees east, distant
100 feet; thence iron aid Pest No. ~ sec
ond eouIss, south MY deSrses vest. crossing
Township line at 80 fsst. LOS fsst % Poet
west zoo feet TO Post No.<; thence, foufth
course. north aik degrees east crosslng Towns
ship line Of Oh feet, LOO feet 70 Post No. 8;
thence. nfh eourre, south csh degree east
100 feet to rost No. I. the point OF sesinning.
containing 0 ~ BIOS acres.
Bearings expressed nom tho true meridian.
Magnetic variation. i6k degrees east.
Survey made 10 accord with the record OF
location. Hook d Of Prescriptions and Lscas
ticn.. page 2 stersy County hsco.d, 49,,
exceeding ave Hundred dollars On vAiae.
For further particulars and description. ref
erenec 10 hereby made 10 the plat and note on
1le In Carson United Btsics Land Once, and 70
AbOLfHUs WAITE. Register.
.srErunn u, PniLIrs, Attorney, sas fnn.
CLEO, California. "a
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srocknoLpERs MErrIso.

A NxpAL nErrINc oyEExAM gLyls
Nevada. The ANIMAL nestlng Of The stosk.
hoIdsrs Of the shove-named COMPANY, los the
purpose Of elsciing, Trustses 20 ssTys anliise
INC am day OF July, ISIS, at u o'clock AI,,.n
the once 81 the C,mpany. In nonow's Bald
in-. No. iii california street. San Inneises.
California. Transfer Books viii b. elosed IRON
5o'eIock Z. H.. on Friday. the ID day OF July,
1875, until AMER ths meeting.
San Rnanclaca. juno 8. 1873. ly1 u
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And In accordance with lsw and IN order Of
the Board Of DIRECTORY nadso IN the 18th dsy Of
MAJ. a; ID: is.s. % many :hsrss Of essh
be sold ct public suction. At the Saee
OF said comp.ny, on MONDAY. the Tvelth
o. Two t,io'cloek !. =. ofssid day. TO psy sad
delinquent assessment thereon, teGstkef with
costs II advertising and expesses Of the sals.
.J.w. CLARK. yeefstaQ.,
oniee--Room No; ., tis California street, Ban
Francisco. California. "i Hfli - Md
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Williams, Deane q Co, Trus.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000. 80 o.
And 10 accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board OF DIRECTOR, made on the ssh
day Of May. 1875. 20 many shares OF
each parcel OF such stock ~ mar be
necessary, win be cold at public anetion, at the
salesroom of John Middleton 4 Son, No. so
Montgomery street, Han francisco, California,
on WEDNESDAY. the 2ist day Of July. 1878. st
the hour Of 2 O'Clock r. 4. Of sueh day. TO pay
delinquent nscssment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
GRO. n. sPfNNEY. Secretary.
Onics-No. $40 California street, Room No.
o, San Francisco. California. Jyf.td
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oBsTAoLIs TO MARRIAGE:

uAPPY RELIEF YOR YOUNG MIN
- froa ths snects Of Krrors and Abuses In
sasiy liis. Manhood restored. Impcdlmenis
to Marriage removed. New method Of treat.
meat. Nee and remarkable remedies. Books
aad CjrcuIsn sont free, IN sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD Assl,CIATiOS. ti9 n.
AintA u. Philadelphia, ns-.-an Institution
s s:s,s:s I rs rs ss.. ssSssi .siIi. for A''G %1is Sc, ss''
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The Rev. ]. q. Wood. who believes
that other beasts than men have souls,
tails . story about . duck whose mate
had been stolen: "Ths morning aftsr
the loss, the duck commenced mourning
for her drake and refused to DO COM
forted, but nurssd her sorrow In silence
and far away from other ducks and
brakes. Some tina elapsed. hut Il did
not mitigate her grief. One day q very
gay young drake. whose duck had been
killed, waldlsd up 10 tho supposed vid-
ow and sought 10 console her. but abe
refused his consultations. He than
sought 10 force them upon her. whsrs-
upon abe male u so hot for him that
ho slunk away. Afew days after this
the long-lost drake was discovered and
brought back. whsreupon his duck vas
90 overcome with Joy that abe did moth
ing but quAck for . half q day. Altar
this performance, abe and the dnks 10
tired TO Q secluded spot. whore abe In
formed him OF the proposals which bad
been made TO her by the other drake.
The resslt was. that they hunted him
up and gave him the ssvsrost kind OF .
chastisement for his conduct"
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ALApr VA telling a friend from the
country Of . very grand party she had
given recently. "we had two Generals.
one Judee apopular author. sud . play
writer" .'Yss," chimsd In her
wicked son. /" and there Was . Deputy
Sheriff 70, who wanted 10 . dad. and
he went out before supper. and dad has
not yet come back" When that youth
vent 10 school the ns1t day with his
head all tied mp. no told the boys hs bad
q dreadful toothache.
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NOTICE.

ITO 7. II. II. GIBBS. D. PROCTOR, \: NJ
- ehasls, Jsses Fissly, Y; lshnson, y; J
Clinton, Daniel Qibba. ,. BtGlef. y. Penrod.
s,.w. Benson and John Anderson; $500
that daring the year 1874 ] haye psre nally ~.
pended In labor and inprovsmens cpeD Lhss
certain mining claim known o. tns .glnos
Lode q oompsny," situated IN uod Hill Mn
Ing District: Storey county: Ssv.aA- ,Ss no;
In Book "a" OF the original records Of
saId 0old Nm MininR District, page ss,l
which notice Of location 10 hereby referred
to and made . part Of this notice. the sum Of
two hundred and seysnty-seysn dolArv; that
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THE BOARD or TRUSTEES on TIE TOWN
i of Gold lllll do oriAin;
sEcues l. Ever. per.en OF ps!son. oysins any
doc ~ dogs, whethsr male OF femslr. shall on 90
b<fore The 18Th day " July Of each year take out
and pay . licenss. o. TAI, fer htcpinE the same. and
each one thereof. three dollars per annuin. anil ON
pAyIaent thsrcof sueh person ot psrsons shall be en-.
ttri 20 have and receive fr"ul the Town Marshal
thsynn The PEAR nf which the taI has been ptid.
and the nun,sr ofths dog ~ l'csfsed. and said tas
s.r. j. In Il sas, y ,ss duty Of the Town MAMMAL
nd IN poioe o1iseI % tske pp ami arrest svery
doc. male or female. found running, or heing, OF ex.
isting IN the Tevs ofGoii lliil siier the said 18Th
day 81 July Of each year. without q collar with .
tag thersto alta hsd. Arouisi liza nsck. hAvtnH
,hsf,Ss,fe nuslssr All the ~. :. regairsd ~ sec.
daGs " ssuse eonssnseni p4Acrt ~ lessi slI hundred
ueli I'LL, and there kili AMI destroy the s.me.
osst oct, sppese. in.<rstSa prvyest any ofnerI
In me di&chAfre 81 his duties. a. r~pufr-f ny the
provisions Of this Oriihancr. or shall assist any dog
or dogs In mailing an s-szpr from any cfncer. such
psrsoa - psr.yns. upsn v tlon thefsof .bsfofe q
Justice efths isaee of DE Tswn Of Gold I'M. shall
b. nnef IN q sum i,t ts.. than twenty dollars nor
more than Que huisir.i dollars. ani " such IN. tr
not pail shsll bs infpst-.,-i In the Town Jail at the
rate 81 onr DAY Tor every two dollsrt ~ aii me.
and the Costs ol sAtd nclbonL
srct Orlla.,es No. :. passed. sseliemhsrs !. a.
isIt. and ell Oriinaipess or PARTS Of Oriinaiicss in
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
SIC. S. This ordinance Ia take eilect AMI be ln
fvrre fvsn Airl Aitsf Us pas>afr.
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CAssssxIA. ... s.l v s-.....I sI me-. !. :,

CALEDONIA SILVER MININo
" Company-Loeation OF principal place Of
business. saa francisco. California.
= NotIee 70 hereby given that at . meeting Of
Ne Bcsrd q Director. hsld on ,hs 1,h daE q
iar per share was lsstsd spon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately,
pcersisry, a. the once Of the Company, ii<
California street, San Yrsheiseo. California J.
Any stock upon vhicA this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the iith day Of Annst. is7s.
WIN be delinqhent. ssd advertised for GALS
a. pable aaetloS. p 9ne:s paJm:nt "
Sist day Of August, fsZs, . pay the dehn-
oaent assessment, together with costs Of ID.
ysrtiaing and expsnses Of sae. i-hili r
.flfi Ind n, WE0EHKR. Secretary.
Ofhee-<l% California strret, San Francisco.
California. lys I'd
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

nPPICH TRENCH GOLD HILL MINING
OCompsny, San frsDeiseo. Jlns i1th. ieis.
Tns s11 ALI n iiiii aiS Fl R co%p.ny SiiI i g ~ "a
AZ the once Of the Company. boon No. .,
Hsyward's baiding. Oslifsrnia street. ON
THURSDAY. ihs fifteenth day Of Jaly. .IsTs, q
4 O'clock ~ Tnnsfer books Win close on
Monday. JAY 10. o. - o'eloek
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-sTooKHoLptRs, NITRIC.

nFrICE or TIE Picrou MINING CON.
ISIS. The regular annual nssaipe ~ h
Stockholders OF the Pietou Mining Company
viii b held on THURSDAY, ths - Gay q
July. 1873. ct n h.. at the once u tbs Con.
pany. No. +s California street, Roon I, ean
Francisco, Calllornia. Trsusfsr books' win
clore on Monday Jsiy 70. lg7s. ,o-lf.lu
Jy9td y. PHILLIPS, esefstafy.
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businsss, San Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Virginia District, Storey
county. Nevada. I
Notics 10 hereby given that 4 aueetine Of
the Board Of DlrcctSrs held on the I'D day Of
Der shsrs was levied on The capital stock Of the
eorporafiou, payabls Immediately In United
stAies gold coin. TO the Secretary q the once
OF ne Company. Koom I. No. 4o7 Montgomery
street, Han Franclsco. Callfornls.
renalp unpsd on the Twenty-sirfh day Of
JULY, 1878, will be delinquent. and advertised
for sile . Ipubiie a~uction. and nncss payment
ia made 6sfte will BE- sold on FRIDAY,
the 18th day Of August, 1875, TO pay the delin
ousut asassanent together with the costs Of
Advertising and expenses efsale.
By order ofths board Of nireetor.
ar -, q. H. BOYABT, Secretary.
Ohee-Room I, No. Goa Montgomery street,
1an francisco, California. je76 I'd
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And In Accofdance with law and an OIdtr
oi the Board OF Difectou, made On the 2-ih
lay Of Nay, isI3, 90 many shares of each
parcel Of such stock 40 may he necessary will
bs sold a public aae.ion. :! !hs oiiss Of ,he
10 California street, Ssn Francisco. CAiiior.
ala. on WEDNESDAY, the T.wcnty.Gr,
,1lst) day OF July. 1875. At the hour Of ]
o'clock ?. y. Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs at nj.
w. Y. DEAN, Secretary.
ohhce-Room No. 10 Hayward Buildlng. No.
ii9 California street. San Francisco. California.
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y. panyrrkfsetee q R~Sasssip hes OF
sI,in::sS 1890 s oasis, AZ. n;.,5.,
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Notice 10 hereby given that ~ q meeting OF
The Board OF DIRECTOR. held on the 9th day OF
June. 1878, N assessment {No. ~ Of Twenty
ave Cents per share was levied upon the
distely, IN. United, States gold coin, to
the Becrstnsy, a. the scies Of the company,
so1 uonteonery strcet. Room No. n, San
Rrsncisco, CSiifoniG. r" WNN
TlnY stock upoa which this aesesSmpnt shAu
remain unpaid On The ISL ny Of JAY. 1915,
| win - tsfinteont, ana nAvogttDol - Da1e %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-10
TO n LADIES.

DIR. THOMAS win merely state that he rsys
fsnsIes. In 1854 he received . special diploma
nom the Royal college of surysons. England.
sisned By Dp. Robert Lee and Arthur Fare,
Physicians 10 their Royal uighnespee the Prtn-
Gees ef Wales and the Duehess of Edinburgh.
aitesting TO his proficiency and Thorough
knowlsdee Of diseases of women. This DIP
Iona can b. seoa In his once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-10
sTookHoLDERs' MEETING.

0PPIcE EcLIpsR. wINTERs Ann PLATO
" Gold hin Consolidated Mining Company.
San Francisco, July Z. ISIS. The annual meet.
Ing % the stockholdvrr Of the Rellpsc, Win.
Company will b held a Inc once of the Com
pany. Rsom No. Z. Hayward's building. Call
fsrIa street, on TUESDAY. the Twentieth
COZ day OF JAY, tsIs. 81 I O'Clock :. =. Trans
fsf hooks win close ON saturday. July II, 1873,
i,i JOS. MARKS, Secretary.