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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
THE woNDaRs-THE NOMENCLATURE

The gymnass the of the earth Nothing has
been equal their marvellous performances. Tho
audience Wild with excitement They the topic Of con-
Mr. WILLIAM Carlo, Mr. GEORGE CARLO Mr.
CARLO. Mile. AMELIA CARLO, Milo,
FANNIE CARLO Master LEoTARD CARLO, Master
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II ossI-THE ILLUsTRIous ITALIAN TRAGEDIAN
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Mr. MAURICE GRAU hegs with respect. 70 announce
eight VI persistent and continuous negota
ons has beon his good fortune 70 induce the Sig Com
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TONY PASTORS
Il METROPOIITAN THEATRE.
ia and So Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
lbN .>hto Proprietor Ahu
Il. q. BROWNE. Treasurer
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LYcEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCEMENT.
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The Graphic says -FOUR BOYS
IA one OF the most charming come
dies ever acted in this city,
, 1875-09-29

TEE
MeTchalB', Farmers, & Mechanics
: Savings Bank,
t75 CLARK-ST., CHICAGO.
INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES,
Perfect &cuPity-:LibCral Interest.

TABLE Of incrcnso Of f"Inrcntn,cnt t'crt!a-
cutcs,s sccurc,l ou ttnpsoved rcnl chtntr, bcn r.
auE Inherent. rnynb1e in 1unrtcrIy lnstali.
ueuts, at tic Fate Of 1-IU per crnt per u.,-
mum. Hhosvink the accumulation Of att,,,s In
xested for tho benefit Of Children or others.
, 1875-09-29

VVEI.f:3.RE3 AS

As1sndss t a . u Ewing aud William H. Ewing did, on
~ ~ asy ~ Auguat D. 1a1a. mako their car[an
sstss d.ts "a r. order s wh,e noto VIZ
aa!y ahnofSea end dslfsfe4l by sheu mud wlch uoto
nots tor sis dsted January o. is1s payaee
nioatna NICE aAte 1ignea by Martin B. Ewing, M,a.
cnssd ny mostssgn III book 1sl ct reoorJg bars III
70 tns sSofaSts olee of Cook County luuus Convey.
and ~here4a default has Locn inae bI H. s.d asl
snt ot ..a w!sS nogs a1a nay %. I.
hsrnoy given that by virtue 1t s poxss In III no
ss ~ asiseH 81 SHsart, ~ tho q ay ocoSer
trout t'oor Of lls Caalor VI Eoa,sasrcv sttStt ~
faS ssahsss, essG!s ct =, Iss.s aad
tyr sslo aud sell ut public suction to tle h~srs 9s
dsI for sa5h the enid noto Of Martin u Ewipx T..
gstosE WI ts ortgaga securing ths samo, tor the
att William 4. Ewing, sosasasr With iatarsst .n8
&a8tl ta!4&k ef sAa p,tA sha n su|;Si.sss,.,,
Z tRA&ktA Oh 2sAa ~ u kspiaah4s, ll1l. :
, 1875-09-29
ENTIRELY FIRE-PR00F

To the rsopstetort of Totela IN Chicago, psfsen1fy
Tho PatiEc,| who falsely alVHrts!ne the!f NO
tels - practically fre-psoof and get paying ~ per
ceat for insurance:
Inytng erected I1ec.rroof IIoel, at An additional
cort of consfucton of o7er haif m!l,ian o. a2iaf,
sim exempt1on fro,n frc. md not to onitloA to H.
hereby challenge any Of you IL the following trial After
tho clo.f1m Of tte Exposition. Tho Thief Proprietor
Of any Hotel may ming ha baek all ttc kndlIna he
can curry 10 any chaneE in tho Fnsner ouse proper
{not tnclidng tho "alAsb svcnne czensiunl In which
chamber tia furniture. carpet curtains, and trcrs
arc to romaln ~ they now arc. IRE may theu .o
lut In hs middle of tho room, after which .ha door
shall bo kopt closed for hour. IT. At tho exnra-
tion OF time Tho re has not spread beyond tho
room. Tho proprietor Of Tho opposing Iotol Is to Jay
for thc ana9o by are und spauko 10 tho furnlturts
etc; hut, II thu ire extends beyond tho l'us Of tho
runr1, thcFc will not he any charge for tbs da1nAgn,
Int Will ray the proprietor five thousand doarr
condition, IowescT, That hare lite privilege after
war, Tho eatno day. and, II do not rcdncs II 10
ssles IN o:e hour. xil' ray the prorrteora Of tho
Hntel oil dAinaEp In tho furniture and room, and
twenty thousand doflsra beridrs.
Deposisa oE tho money 10 10 uadai in my Dank that
MnT t,e tgreed upon.
This challenge fnny he accepted entire, ar alnry u
to tho 1rc-psoof quality of sho Palmer 1inuso,
POTTER PALMER.
, 1875-09-29

ElMAcd upon lho OASIS that Interest," when due, Is
s,ed4d tavlugs Account, aud 1aresed In INVEST
MENT CERTIFlcATHS whenever tl0U IL thus Accun,u.
lstad.
Auy holder Of Certificate has the privilege OF e1arntn.
tnz the condition Of tho trust at tIma calling
Tie oEos Of tho Trusteo.
Certificates forwarded. snd iaerost. whon due, rrln-
sssed II desired or rcmisted BY draft sxpssas an1
part Of tho United States. Aldt.ss
SYDNEY MYERS, AanhEer.ta
, 1875-09-29
TO RENT
COLLECTION AGENCY.


We chn n1inat your calns f my paEt Of the world
ohesret Ant with Rreater thoronghness and dispatch
thkn YOU can do Il yourself s 4 cntire bust
LESS. We push to immedlso settlement, or return
haEef anu charge nothing unlens collect. FItA-
SiEAb MERCANTILE COLLECTION AGENCY,
6tste and Non1oo-sts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
rmI NEVADA Rank.

To-day. pursuant to popular an
nouncsment. tho Nevada Bank starts
into e,istsncs. with every assurance Of a
long life Of prosperity and financial
usefulness. II commences with . stat
Cd capital Of Ave millions, yet that sum
in reality. Is merely nominal. for the
real vaults Of tho Nevada Bank are the
great BONANZA developed In the Con-
solidatsd Virginia and California mines.
That capital in at least . hundred mil
lions. and perhaps hundreds Of millions.
Il Is in fact . psrpetually iacroas-
ing capital. limited only by the
extent of the bsnanza. which is n yet
totally underlined and bewildering in its
immensely and richness. II Is to Be
presumed that the nevada Bank will
soon establish agencies In both Virgins
and Gold Hill. thss extending tho ares
Of il usefulness and benefits 10 the
dvsllsrs on the Comstock range. where
the big BONANZA exists. and from whence
II drew It's nrst breath Of life. The
Nevada Bank commences under the
most catering auspices, and II Il will
only prove itself o. useful and import
ant In the advancement OF the interest,
Of tho country and people, A. tho Cali
fsrnia Bank has done, IL will do vol
enough.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
Reno items.
lrrom the Nev.d. state Journal. Oct. s

tFrom the Nevada State Journal. Oct. 81
The road from tho North Is reported
lined with horses. 1.-Two stock. etc., etc.,
coming to the Fair.
Last evening q special train brought
two companies Of cavalry from Fort
Halleck, who wero for tho Preside,
near San Francisco.
There aro seven trains OF tea 10 be
sent through within the next day OF
two. aggregating one hundred and
twenty cars. Two trains went through
yesterday.
Last Friday night several ranchsrs gol
into a quarrel In Truckec and inangu'
rated u general shooting scrnpe. One
got q bullet in the back Of his head and
another received q leadon messenger In
his thigh.
Yesterday morning four "prairi,
schooners" camo through town on their
way to Southern Oregon. They were
from Kansas, and have been -four
months in coming tho sixteen hundred
miles. Friday night they camped down
near tho Prison.
Mr.. Mckinley has purchased the Va.
cant lot formerly owned by ]. w. Davis.
on Virginia street, and has erected a fine
building OH the Same. Tho building IL
% feet deep by ~ feet front, with . fine
stage. This will DO 0 dne hall, being
sixteen feet high In tho clear and well
ventilaied and has n frst-clnss floor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
,u,.,,. =, c.u,orni.. All sm.ll

plished outside Of California. All small
depositors will be paid promptly. and
tho heavier ones at intervals; his meth.
cd OF settlement being acceptable and
satisfactory to all. After the hnal I'd.
justment, there will be q handsome sum
for division among the stockholders.
Whether the bank shall then pass TO the
hands of tho subscribers 10 the Relief
Fund, or DO conducted by It's present
managers, is still problomatical; but In
either event, IL seems assured OF a long
career Of great prosperity. It's reopen
ing Is hailed everywhere with express
sions Of delight. and there seems TO DO
upbounded confidence In Its future. The
Bank Of California will at once resume
its old strong position. and there Is
likely to be but one thing missed about
it-tho guiding hand OF VIM. O. Ralston
at the helm.
WHAT AN gSaLrsHNAN SAL ABOUT IT.
Among tho throng which passed In
and out OF the bank wore many stran.
gers, tourists representing almost every
European country. who wished to sat-
isfy a laudabls curiosity. One gentle
man, whs has boon IN employe In the
Bank Of England. called at our ofico TO
express his opinion that, with all the
surrounding circumstances, such an
event as that Witnessed yesterday never
before occurred In any country. "why."
said he, "London. tho worlds financial
center. can boast OF nothing OF the
kind. A bank fails; II IL flashed over
continent AMI ocean that II Is rotten TO
the core and has millions Of debts. with
comparatively no available assets; and
what do I seer A few weeks intervene
You Americans call II confidence. an
Englishman would call II pluck-the
doors are thrown open; the people
cheer; guns belch in salute; flags nre
run up; long line Of bank porters and
commercial clerks flo In. weighed down
with sacks Of coin, to deposit for safe
keeping; | zee a half.scoro OF servants
OF tho bank for hours counting and
counting. until the accumulated weight
OF the double-eagles make the tables ON
which they are piled fairly bend. To a
stranger. the most strange sight was TO
be Witnessed ut the Paying Tellsr's
counter. Tho countenances OF those
drawing out money were q study. There
was no jostling. no hurry. i think
am correct In stating that ffty per cent.
Of them offered an apology for drawing
out enough Of their funds for imme'
date necessities, when II was patent to
them all that every dollar was subject
TO their call. What country ever saw
tho like OF this beiore2 The Bank OF
England never heard Of such q thing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
LAM TELEsRAMs.

Rsespsisa sr she News or the Call.
ssrsia Bank Rssampsisn In Nsu
Yssk.
Nxw York. October 2.-Ths n
nouncemtnt from San Francisco Of the
opening Of the Bank OF California was
received here With the greatest satisfac-
ton. The first dispatch announcing II
was builetined on Wall street. where u
was greeted with hearty cheers. The
receipt Of the news had the effect OF
sliehily stimulating business In financial
circles and creating . feeling Of encour-
agsment. Much OF this good feeling In
due to the specials OF the Now York
H,ruid, which were indicative OF tho
true feeling Of the people OF San Fran
cisco. The reopening Of tho bank will
have q good effect on the political situ-
alton. II the bank had not resumed II
would have been an argument in favor
Of the papsr.money system. but o the
hard-monsy men are encouraged beyond
all anticipatons. California adhering
TO hard currency. and showing such
elasticity under such = blow. solves the
problem which distracts the political
parties. The honor and credit Of the
State will stand higher than ever.
Preparations nr the Inception %
Presidsss 0ra.s ~ sait Lake.
SALT LAKE, October Am immense
mass meeting was held this afternoon by
the Gentle citizens for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the reception
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
IhejNsw Era Of Banking and Flsafclal
Prosperity.

wiz r->on~nino nj tha Cslifornia
BANK nov stA OF nnAne'A anu sens'
prosperity ID inaugurated. Long may 1t
continue. From the San Francisco
an, ., o.,ohs, Il, va a,,,act thu fol.
owing upon tho suoloe''
The now bank building on Montgom.
cry street will DO completed Tomorrow
night. and IL IL understood will be light
Cd up for inspection. The First Ma
tional Bank IL ready 10 move In on the
Summer street oornsr, and the Nevada
Bank ON the Pine street corner. The
room between tho two banks il TO be oc-
cupied BY Z. E. Eyre, Stock Broker.
The whole will be open for business ON
Monday. The Nevada Bank, with n
capital Of 50, OOO, 900, may be consider
ell the deboucho for tho bullion OF the
vast bonanzas mines, which hold hun
drcds Of millions Of dollars In ore, for
the reduction Of which to bullion tho
most powerful and effective machinery
Ia organizing. As plans are completed
The quantity Of bullion will monthly
swell the operations Of the mints. which
may be regarded o. the coin reservoirs
Of the bank For the coming year $780,
0O0. 900 will Be raised At the mines,
coined at the mints and dispensed 10 the
public through the Nevada Bank. Tho
world never before nav 80 gigantic q
combination Of mines and minis with
q bank which will pay out every year.
in new coin, q sum equal to the
whole capital OF the Bank OF England and
% than double that OF the Bank Of
France. This vast outflow OF money.
Il will be borne In mind, l. not capital
collected from other smpioymsnts and
applied % loans, D IL absolutely n
sntirely 0 capital continually INDEED
70 B worlds wealth. Even the w.
ooO.oOo subscribed as the capital has
been the product OF the mine In the LASS
four months, and means are provided to
increase thai productien IN o rapid
ratio. VI the money that will DO paid
out from the bank in the coming year
probably $50. 600. 900 will DO dividends
to the mining share holders, and will
seek every channel OF investment which
the State offers. and these are many and
lucrative. Every field OF industry will
be irrigated by the golden stream. every
enterprise b we'll supported, labor well
employsd and veil rewarded. and the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

A RxNAlxAnLr ACCIDENT AND RRoov-
ERr.-A case 10 now ON trial In tho cir
cult court At Des Moinss, which Is based
on one Of the most remarkable occur
rences ON record. II Is q suit brought
by q man namei Cosch W. the Watson
Coal Company. for damages for injuries
sustained in q coal mine. Mr.. Couch
% standing at tho bottom OF the shaft.
which is Us feet deep. A cage, or ele-
vator. WAS descending on which were
men and tools. Whom about 30 feet
down. an iron blasting-drill. , feet long
and ~ inches In diameter. with one
end fattsnsd and made sharp, fell from
the cage and struck Mr.. Couch, who
vas in . STOPPING posture, In the back.
ear the spinal column. In the region OF
tho kidneys. the sharp end entering
FIRST. The rod went through his body.
passing along the rectum and making
its exit at the nus The lower end OF
the rod struck the ground. The blow
Frustrated the wounded man, anu q
comrade pulled the rod from his body.
Mr.. Couch not only recovered from the
effects Of the accident. but In able 10 do
~ much work " ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
nYMANKAI..

An anonymous correspondent writing
from Dayton asks Ms II we are "nsver
going to let up on this Hyman matter;
II We are going to serve up Lyman q q
regular dish. day after day the rest Of
the season" He svears that he wishes
hyman would die. also Mollis Fonhay
and all connected with that State Prison
stew. We arc sorry n friend has got
20 badly disgustsd thus early in the
case. He should remember the Bsschsr
affair and how long that occupied the
newspapers. We propose to 10 this
thing out. II Hymsn proves to DO as
bad as hs is charged to be. wo shall
kick him overheard, andif those making
those serious charges against him N
not prove them, overheard they so. In
the namo Of the people We call for q
square deal and no favor in this matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
EIko items.
lrrnm the Indcpcnd.n,. Oct. ..

lfrom the inucpennsnt. oVs'<
Inst Monday William Gordon, fol
several years n resident Of Clover Val
ley, left that section and was proceeding
south, accompanied by his family
among which was his son, q hearty,
promising lad OF Is years. But q short
distance had been accomplished, when
tho lad was seized with o violent ft Of
coughing, followed by vomiting blood,
which terminated. In tho course Of Q
few houri, In death. II Ii supposed
that he had injured himself In some
way. rs he had always enjoyed perfect
health.
A special car. containing q beautiful
Hambletonian stallion and q couple Of
thorough.brcd roadsters, the property OF
Governor Stanford, was attached 10 the
passenger train from tho East, this
morning.
The funeral OF tho lato Stephen 3.
Harmon took place yesterday from his
late residence on Idaho street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
GOLD HILL c-x,.rnRArED.

We suppose that no one who hap
psnsd " bs hsrsabout on Saturday
night will dispute that Gold Hill eels-
bratsd. Gold Hill was glad that the
Bank Of California had resumed bust
ness. and certainly did celebrate the
happy event in jolly style. The whole
town was illuminated and blazing with
glory, and thorough. heartfelt rejoicing.
Bonfires blaxed from all the surrounding
nights. business places and residences
werc illuminated. aud In the streets q
torehiight procession. with many trans
p,rsncies bearing appropriate inserip-
tons. paraded. headed by tho Gold Hill
Brass Band. Tho Washington Guard
hand also diseoursed splendid music
in honor OF tho occasion. Speeches
were made from the balcony Of the
Maynard House by several parties to q
denssly packed mass meeting Of enthu'
siastic citizens. and everybody felt alive
and we'll. Bells rang. Whistles footed,
and giant powder salutes were fired.
Whoever had charge Of the salutes b.
ing fred on Imperial Hill. however,
rather ovsriid the thing. With each
laundering blast tho excitement ross
within his patriotic breast, and no kept
trying to do better. until at last no lei
of a dozen or more cartridges Of the
giant powder at once. This shattered
most Of the houses within q few hun
drsd yards. broke windows and playet
smash generally. and delighted will
his success hs was about to touch Of
something less than . wagon load Of th'
explosive, whom the Town Marsha
climbed tho hill in time to squelch him,
and save the town from being blown
away into Carson River. Gold Hill
celebrates q little too strong sometimes,
Il will DO recollectsd that we burned
half tho town four or five years ago eel.
sbrating the Fourth Of July. Other
towns may celebrate more extensively.
but mono more vshsnsntly than Gold
Hill. II certainly In an established fact
that ON this particular occasion she
'.stood in" Gold Hill celebrated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

Tux nevada State Fair commences at
Reno to-day. under the most fiatterine
auspices. Elaborate preparations have
been made TO insure the most complete
success in every respect, and many Of
our citizens have already gone thither.
Gold Hill and Virginia will DO we'll
represented during the continuance Of
the Fair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

Ex-SrsAroR Scuuxz Is about to bo-
como ons Of the richest men in the
country. II the imitation organs are tell
ing the truth. They declare that he is
In the pay Of the German bankers. the
Rothschilds. all tho National banks,
Wall street, and the Republican State
Committee Of Ohio. And the strange
part Of IL Is. they all agreo he is no
kind Of . speaker either.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

OrR exchanges throughout the state
speak In the most congratulatory terms
Of the Bank Of California resumption.
The great financial decentralization Of the
past few weeks has shown how essential
10 the Post vital interests Of the entire
country has been and is tho existence
OF that institution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
HILL MININa cor

- PANY. IOc ition Of pr.ncipsl place Of
business. Ian franc'rco, California.
Location Of works, Gold uili. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at . meeting oil
the board of Directors. held on the LIST day Of
October, 1915. an Assessment mo. u Of One
Ioliar per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately
In United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary. a
the once of the company, Room No. 10. Hay.
wards Building. No. 40 California street. San
Francisco. Cal.
Any stock npon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of November.
ls55, will he delinquent. and advertisd for sale
at public auction ; and unlcss payment 10 made
before, win DO sold Of TUESDAY. tho I'D
day VI November. 1875, TO pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF Advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Beard OF Directors.
W. X. DEAN, Secretary.
Ones Room 10. Hayvsri's Building. No.
lig California street. San francisco. Cal.
ociti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

CHAxLiH Ross father says that no
las spent all his property and has in
Cured dcbts besides in ~endeavoring TO
and his lost boy. His brothsr.in-law
has also aided him to the amount Of
several thousands. Mr.. Ross says that
$ls.c0O have been expended in the
search through Pinkerton's detective
agency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

And In accordance wiihjlaw and an order oI
the Board Of Directors. made on the nth day ol
Ausu. I. 1875, 90 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock - may be necessary. will be cold
At public auction. at the once Of the Com
pany. No. 10 B~ievsnson's Building, Ssn
Francisco, California, on THURsDAY, the
Twcnty.i1t C7fst) day Of October. 1878.
al tho hour Of 10 O'Clock r.. OF said day.
To pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
OF the sale.
J II. sAYRE. Secretary.
Ofice-No. 10, Steyenson'r Bullding. t3l
Montgomery street, Nan francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

LORD Joux RussELL, in q second
pamphlet on education, says: ~ re-
nounee my opinion that an income tax
should only be imposed when tho ma
ton is at a I believe an income and
property tax Is tho ~fairest, tho most
Just. and the most productive Of all the
taxes which the State can impose"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

CoxxopoRE v~AxpERBn.r Is said TO
have NO real estate In his " name.
except the house no lives In. II was
all conveyed TO William Vanderbilt, on
the eve OF his fathers marriage. for the
consideration OF one dollar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
cIERRA NEvADA sILyHR

cIERRA NEVADA aILvER
- Nlnlng Company.-Locaiion Of principal
place Of business, Sal Francisco, California.
Location Of works, storey county, Nevada.
the board OF Directors, held on the ia day Of
Octobss, 1878, an assessment mo. az OF une
Dollar per share wHs levied upon the capital
stock al The corporation, payable Immediately
In United States gold coin. 10 the Secretary 81
Inc oflcc Of the Company, AZ California
street, Gan Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day OF November.
MS. win be delinquent. and advertised for sale
a. public auction. and unless payment is made
beftv will 10 sold on the 1sth Day OF
Noyembsr. 1878, TO pay the delinquent -.
ssssnent, together with costs Of advertising
X. wEGRNgR. Secretary.
Onics-iN California street. Ban francisco.
California. dn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

When a train boy. who was p<ddling
books through the cars. offered Mr.. 2.
1. Kelley Very Hard Cash." the Penn
sylvania Congressman delivered him an
imitation speech and then threw him out
Of the window.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

6xS. BurLxH Is q delegate to the
Massachusetts, Republican Convention.
He goes sninstructed. bat is generally
supposed not to favor Mr.. Adams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
NEW TO-DAY.
sENArOR SILVER MINING CON.

. PANY.--loeSion Of principal place OF
business. Kan Frsncisco. California
Location Of works, Virginia Mining Dis.
trict. storey county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent npon the follow.
Ing described stock. on account Of assessment
mo. ~, levied on tho 7fth day OF August,
1915. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders, ~
'',sow.. a..