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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

THE first rail has been laid, the first
spike driven and the first car placed on
the track of the Eureka and Ruby Hill
Narrow-gauge Railroad. Track-laying
will commence in good earnest in a
few days, when the ties and iron CON-
mence to arrive more rapidly than at
present. The engineers are at present
on Cariboo Hill, preparing the grade
for the constructors. The rolling stock
of the road win arrive about the LIST
proximo, and by the LIST of July the
road will, it is expected, be completed.
An extra number of teams are now en-
gagged in hauling the ties and iron from
Alpha.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

Federal judges have 80 pruned the
Civil Rights bill that the advocates of
the measure can scarcely recognize it..
Among the opinions rendered on the
bill is that of Judge Morreiles, of the
Uuited States District Court for the
Eastern District of Texas. He holds
that all persons have legal right to
have board and lodgings at inns, trans
portation on steamers, railroads or
stages, and entrance to theatres, un-
der the provisions of the bill, while
they do not thereby acquire any social
rights. He says to hold that con-
ductor of railroad train cannot as
sign a special car to ladies and children
and their attendants to the exclusion of
all others, provided the other passen-
gers are furnished with all the neces-
sary facilities for travelling, would be to
stab social rights, privileges and i'm
munities. Decisions like this in the
Federal Courts, where all alleged viola
tons of the Act are tried, are punetur-
ing it 80 badly that all the gas is
escaping. The bin was intended for
bait for the colored voters, who were
expected to- renew their allegiance
to the Republican party by reason of
the many privileges it was supposed
to grant them by the passage of the
bill. 1t is found, however, that it was
all buncombe, that there is nothing in
it, and that it confers no privileges
upon the negro not heretofore accorded
them in every State in the Union. No
railroad, steamboat or stage company
has refused to carry colored men or
women because of their color, and no
theatre or circus has ever refused to
admit them before the passage of the
Act, and that is all they are required
to do by the courts since that time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18
Demi-Trains.
from the Pail Mall Budget

The --latest novelty" in women's
attire does not sound comfortable. She
has. it seems, adopted garment in
which 1t is almost impossible to walk
or to sit down, or to enter carriage.
and which can only be worn by throw
ing the body in the most painful con-
tortions according to instructions spec
tally given by the dressmakers who
manufacture it. The Paris correspond
ent of the Queen gives the following
account of this new article of dress:
4" Demi-trains, says the correspond
emit, "are announcement for the street,
and even for getting into a carriage.
and they are so tied back and banded
with elastic that walking, and above
all, sitting down are not the easy,
careless movements of yore. Some
dressmakers give instructions as to the
management of these demi-trains. The
best manner of gathering up the train
is to turn to the right, bending slightly
backwards, and to take hold of the
dress as low down as possible with the
right hand. When you straighten and
stand upright again the skirt will be
lightly lifted, and thus becomes no
longer than a short costume. When
you wish the skirt to trail again you
must throw it back with a sweep of The
left hand. This will be found a more
graceful way of preserving the train
from contact with the streets than by
lifting it on each side with both hands. y
MIN dressed in a coat or pair of
trowsers involving 80 much trouble
and agony would hardly feel up to per-
forming those duties which woman
kindly. proposes to take on her own
hands; she is, however, very strong
minded, and delights in life of
active occupation. t,Gi2lS.@F{
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

The great scandal suit is drawing to
a close. The evidence is all in, and it
is thought that the case will be given
to the jury about next Friday. Judge
Nelson is preparing his charge, and it
Will shortly be known what the twelve
men especially selected to try the case
think OF the guilt or innocsnse of
Beecher. A majority of the people
throughout the country have made up
their minds ON that question. and it
now remains to be seen if the verdict
OF the jury agrees with that of the peo.
pie.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

We find the annexed in the San Jose
Mercury of May IL: N. j. Haines, a
prosperous farmer who tefriends the
unfortunate, at his home in the foot
hills six miles from Los Gatos, started
for San Jose Monday morning, but on
account of the failure of one of his
axletrees soon after he had started out,
he was obliged to return. The accident
proved fortunate, however, for on
going to his room, where it had occur
red to him he had left some seventy
dollars in an open package on the
bureau, he noticed the money had been
taken, and soon ascertained that man
he had working for him was gone also.
He took another conveyance and came
to town, arriving here inst in time to
detain his missing man, who was about
to engage passage on the overland train,
and on his person he found his missing
seventy. On charge of grand larceny
before Justice May the thief acknowl-
edged in repentant manner his guilt,
waived examination and was turned
over to the care of the Grand Jury:
The name of the thief, was Eugene
Avery.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

The Marysville Appeal of May 18th
gives this intelligence: On Saturday
Sheriff Torrey discovered in the cell of
Austin N. Smith, charged with stage
robbery, unmistakable evidence that he
intended to commit suicide. In Smith 8
cell was found rope. with nice slip
moose. pair of rope handouts, and q
rope shackle for his ankles. These
articles were made of strips torn from
bed quilt, and twisted into rope form.
Young Smith was very low-spirited on
Saturday. and after these suicidal i'm
plements had been found, confessed it
was his intention to have committed
suicide on Saturday afternoon. The
Sheriff, after the discovery and con-
fession, thought it prudent to keep a
special watch of the prisoner during
Saturday night, and did SO. Smith
also stated that all that prevented him
hanging himself Saturday afternoon
was visit from young sister. who
came in and interrupted his prepare
tons.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

A DISPATCH from Chicago states that
the grasshoppers have already COM
menced their ravages on the crops in
Missouri, Minnesota. Kansas, and Ne
braska, and are rapidly destroying
every green thing. The people are dis
heartened and panic-stricken, which
IS no wonder, considering the misery
to which they were subjected last year
by this same scourge. The conse-
quences must be fearful, if the ravages
OF the insects continue. and the unfor-
tunate condi ion of the people of these
States calls for the strongest sympathy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18
T FL & C r A p HlC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
New YORK, May II.

New YORK, May II.
Ex-United States Senator Nye, Of
Nevada, was yesterday removed by his
friends from the Bloomingdale Insane
Asylum to the Stanford Hall Asylum,
near Brooklyn, as they considered that
he could be more satisfactorily cared
for in some private asylum. He is pro-
nounced hopelessly insane. and while
in Bioomingdale was subject to occas-
ional fits of violence. He attempts at
times to read and write, but with very
little success, bis mental faculties
appearing to have completely given
away.
WASHINGTON, May II.
The Treasury Department has infor-
nation of extensive whisky frauds in
New Orleans, and will soon make ex-
tensive seizures of distilleries and
whisky there. ,s~r4s
= Five new National Banks were auth
orized to commence business in various
parts of New England to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, May II.
The funeral obsequies of Mrs. VIM.
Sharon were celebrated this forenoon
at st. Mary's Cathedral. The cere-
monies were very impressive, including
a solemn requiem mass. The attend
ance was large, filling the cathedral,
and long procession of carriages fol
lowed the remains to the cemetery.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

PROFESSOR r. E. ROGERS, of the
University of Pennsylvania, left Phila-
delphia lately for San Francisco,
to superintend the construction of an
extensive bullion refinery in the new
mint. 1t is expected that the new re-
finery will be completed and in readi-
ness for operation in about ninety
days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

SENATOR JONES seems to have great
many irons in the fire. He has OBJ
tanned control of process for the arti-
fetal manufacture of ice, and has
begun the erection of factories for that
purpose in the cities of Galveston.
New Orleans. Mobile, Atlanta, Savan-
nah and Augusta.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

SENATOR SHARON shows a disposi.
ton to monopolize the hotel business
In San Francisco. He has purchased
the interest of w. G. Ralston in the
Palace Hotel for $1.75O.OOO. He is the
owner OF tie Cosmopolitan, and rumor
says ne was the bidder for the Lick
House at the time it was offered for
sale.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

JAMES LICK has made and is about to
file for record q new will for the dis
posal of the bulk of his property. 1t
is understood that he will locate the
observatory at Berkeley. in California,
and make several other important
changes in the provisions of his first
will.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

A. M. TINKER, special agent of the
Treasury Department, is in Virginia
City. He is on q tour of revenue in
spection. and will visit the several col
lection districts on the Pacific Coast.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

In New York, when two long separ-
ated friends meet, they shake hands
and exclaim. I" My dear fellow, I'm
awful glad to see YOU" but ont in
Denver they come up, and whacking
each other on the back, exclaim. "Ole
pard, I've found ye. Let's booze"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18
r O r z C N N z w S

MADRID. May II.
The Carlists attacked Pampeluna
yesterday. and threw shells into the
town. There were no casualties. The
insurgents were finally repulsed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

COMMISSIONERS PRATT, who was an
pointed to the vacancy created by the
removal of Douglas, took charge of
the Internal Revenue office at Wash
ington last Saturday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

Two things in this world that should
not be trifed with--a woman s opinion
and the business end of wasp.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-05-18

NNHE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES TO
il his many friends and customers that be
has AGAIN returned 20 his old quarters, where
he will be ever found ready To accommodaie
his patrons with anything in hts lire OF trade
from Doughnut to the finest Wedding Gaze
my5 I'm Il. W. LEGRES'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
NOTICE TO LiEnHoLDERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
i eommsnee.l an action In the District Cour
n The first Judicial District In and for the
county Of storey. state Of Nevada. In which
,c,lon he IL plsln ntiff, and the Segregated 0old
Iiili Mining t,mpany .. defendant. when ae.
iion 10 brought to epfsrce lien In fAvor .!
5'alntiff upon the hoisting work. and land and
nlnin, clam situated In the Gold Iiin Mining
district, county OF Storey. state OF nevada, de,
.sribed n follows: That certain iand ana
riininr claim known 4. the mining claim ot
,ss sss,r,rstei Gold MN Mining Company. be-
inning al q stake In Gold Hill Aforesaid rom
,rhieh stake the northwest corner of the build
IN = over the Mcclellan shaft besrs ,. ibk de-
ne. 4. forty.ninc (t9) feet: thence running y.
,s derr,,. W. eight hundred 500 feet TO ths
,itrrop ola quartz lode claimed by the ycwett
yinlpr Company. thence ". ~ degrees W. Two
rYnJrrl l:,sD feet to the northern limit OF the
!, aim az IN, said Jcwett Company. together
,,,Ih M. bolptinc works. hcreditaments and
4, pur,ensnce- thcreunto belonging. which lien
I. io .ceurc the sum of 81 .2oS u In gold eoinoi
~, United siste-, and l. claimed under and ny
tine of the Act of the Legislature OF the State
I Nevada. entitled. 'An Aett secure nehs 70
t,echsnies and cther-, and To repeal al o,hsi
a: :is ia relation thercto," approved Nafen y
isT5. ,,,.,.,,.
IL lien- upan .aid premises under The proyls,
y. IN aid Act. src hereby notified to be ana
s-p.ar h.rnIrr aid Court on Thursday. the 1s'h
a., of ociubsr. A. u. ISIS, at 10 oclcen a. ~,
10 am. helm. a day of the regular Octo..f
ierm. A. ID ISIS. Of said Court, and 70 eAhio"
N cr an, there the proof % their said lienr:
n u. cARltick. P.intln.
Virginia. New, July 10. 1873: oseia~sv
m m TIYLsR. Attorney Tor Plaintin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
| United s,aies for the District OF ,as, Nevrs. !.
L. the matter OF EMMA N. KNAPP and EhMh
LSNPP. Iankrup,s. In Bankruptcy.- y.-Unitcu
a,c- of America. District Of Nevshs; --. =
y arrant in bankruptcy has been i.snsd py san
Cur, against the estate OF Emma N. hnaYp sna
= nina KNAPP, of the town of virginia
lnty oi storey and state of Nevada, ~ .s,u
District, who have been duly aijud:cd DARK
apt upon their own petition. and tho pAynient
any debt. ani the delivery OF any properly
t-.on,inr tn said hankrupts, TO them OF osneif
: l.c. and the transfer Of any property ~ tnen,'
,Tc forbidden by law. A meeting oi me sfsd'
itor- of said bankrupts, prove their uee.e
.ai ehoo,. oneor NOR, as-,.nees of their estate
will he held at = Court Of bankruptcy. to be
,d.n al virsinis. In said District. ON the rln
ls.y of Oetobcr. A. 70. tsss, at oeiock =. -.
" the once oi x. Strothcr. No, ~ south
u street, QUE of the Register. In ltsnkmps'
y of said District. u. =. CLArf.
Cai'cd states Marshal and Messenger In HANK
ruptc for said District.
e. ". MAYER. Drputy. ole I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO. ~.
U. n. surye, No tos.

TT y. LAND 0PPioE. CARSON CITY.
". Nevada, August -, 1878. Notice 10
hereby given LAT James Lowrey. James
O'Donncil and Edward El!ir. whose post-ofiioe
address 10 Gold liiii. storey county; Nevada.
cnt for nfteen hundred Il ,tJO) linear feet OF the
Leo lode or vein. bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground, ok hundred GOO feet IN width.
situate, lying and being In Silver star Mining
District, stor,y. county. Nevada, Apd Known
and designated BY the Geld note, @ - and o. oms,ai
plat ON Gle In this once ~ lot No. lts. In town.
ship ,ixieen lGl north. range twenty'one t7i)
casi. Mount Disblo meridian
The exterior boundaries Of raid lot No. 2sI
bc'ng a. followr, towit: beginning ~ poet
marked No. Y. =: survey 40, SnaS.,, li sa NV. ~
Prospect Company. \. survey no. loe and
i2t: thence running. nrst courrc. bortn 6sH
legrres wrpt. 80 feet To post NO. .. U. =. sur.
yey No. los, whence bearp the nAs.,t.n on
Mount Davidson north f2H dcgress WEI, ,, sne
rnnning, second courre. pouih degrees andbo
mIputcr east, 800 feet 10 poet No. 3. U. y. sur.
yey No los. whence bcarr the smoke stark OF
Occidental Mil south 81 degree. cast, Mount
DAVIDSON fsgstan north 3,h degrees wrsl;
rrscs east, 600 feet TO post No. Z. U =. survey
No los: thence. fourth courpe. north degrecs
and nS minutes west. so feet 10 poet No. D.
U, Il. survey No. los. said post being identical
With nOFt NO. W tut hIOpStt NbuIt4uys ".
X. survey Nos. loa.and i2t. aud whence bcsrs
the quarter section corner ON norh line Of sec.
tion 4. township 10 notih. range q east. Mount
Diablo meridian. north 60 devfecs and min
nies east, distant l.csi icct; thence, hfih
courc, north 6sk degrees wrpt, 3oo iest TO poet
No. !. the point OF beginning. containing
~ si.i0 acres.
bearing, expressed from the true meridian
magnetic variation. 10 degrees and thirty min
uier east. The labor and improvements eon.
sist OF two open cuts :sxi0 feet each, and exea.
vhiion for hoisting work. i0Ux50 feel. exceeding
Ave hundred dollars in IAluc. Survey made Ia
conform 10 the reconi of location.
This clsim ID bounded ON the north by the
RJorpcct Gold and Silver Mining company's
cisim or u. \. survey No. i06 aud l3t. and on
the cast, south and wert by no known claim.
ante.
The location of this claim IL duly recorded
In the County iiect rler'p ofilce of Storey coun-
ty, Ncvada. kept In Virginia City. In Dook Il
Of pre- emptionr aud locations, page 100 Of
storey County Records.
Any and all pcrsons claiming adversely any
portion of said Lowcry claim or ground ~
herrinbcforc described arc rqulrcd 10 hlc
their adverse clalm with the Register of the
United slater Land once nj Car,on City, Ne
vUia. during tho sixty (GD) days of publitation
hereof. or they win he haired by virtue Of
PROVISIONS OF the statute. -
laai esd ADOI.PIiIiS wAITZ, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
NOTICE TO LiENHoLpsRs.

nHE UNDERSIGNED HAS Tbs DAY CON.
i menced an sction In the District Oourt oil
the first Judieisl District, In and for the Coun-
" OF Siorsy, STATE Of Nevada In which srtion
he 10 pl.iniin and James Pollard is defecdsnt.
which action is brought 70 ebforce W. In
favor Of plaintiff, upol the building and land
sliusicd In the Town of Gold Tlili. County Of
stosey. Stale OF Nevada. dss'ribed a. follovs
That certain poftian OF unsurve cd ground "
Ing and situate brtween Caledonia obi hot ting
vosks and Knickcfbockef holstlng works, sud
between the Virginia and Truekco Rsilroad spd
rosd Lea ling from old Caiedonia woiks 90 psw
OaleionlA worhs. near the lattr rosd, in the
Tovn Of oold Hill. County of Storey. State OF
Nevada, Known - the propsrty Of james Pol-
lard, tossther with the tsue0sn's, herrdits.
ments and sppurteuAnees thsfvunto bclonsibg.
which lisn 70 10 secure the sum Of 900 hupdrrd
and ssveniy.fve dollars end thirty.dvc eenfs
(si7s. 81 In gold AIN Of the United ktates. and
s claimed under and by virtus RI the Act Of the
Legislature of the Btsts Of Nevada. entitled.
"Art 70 secure liens 10 mechanics and o,hrrs.
and 20 repeal al other sets In relation thsfeto.
approved March .. 1875.
sov, therefore, ell persons holding or claim.
Ina liens upon aid prm see. under the pro
yislops Of said Art are hefeby potine< TO be and
sppesr bsfofe q oourt on Friday. the 7oth
dsy Of October. a. D.. is7s. 81 10 o'clock 4. n.
the same being day OF the regular October
torn. A. D. 1878, of said Court, and 20 exhibit
then md there the p cof OF their said liens.
n. u. CAhnICx. Pisinti6.
y. n. rArLoa. Attorney fos Piaintid.
Virginia. nsvsis. Octobsr Q. 1873. Of sd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
>rosrm CARSON SILVER MINING

~ Company. .-laSation 81 lfincipai place OF
hu-ln-s-, Sah Francisco, Cal.
l.sc ,tion of work., Kagie Valley, orm-by
county, Nevada
N,tice - hereby glvcH that ai q mcctirg of
The tiuri of Directors, held on the iOih day of
September. ISIS, an as-e--mcnt ina. y of Ten
grats per share was levied on the capital
stock ~ the corporation. PAYABLE immc,ii.
Aicly IN United States coid coin, tn the
Secretary. ai the officc % the Company, ii9
california street. hoom ~, sAn Francisco,
California.
Aay stock upon which this assessment -hall
rcmaln unpaid on the Fourteenth day of oc.
tolsf. tsl5, will be delinquent, AMI advertised
Tor -sin al pahlic auction. and unl~-- payment
l. made hclnn,, will bc sold on FRIDAY,
the sih d,y of November. ISIS. To pay the dclin.
gncut as.c-.meHt. together with co-t- cf AL
Vcrii-ins and expenses of sale.
~ order OF the iioafd of Directors.
". A. ". VAN BOkEfEN.
Onicc-iio California street, Room ~, san
fTlnfl .fp t,lliknruia 80 I'll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
nvEaNAN SILVER MINING

NJ HAAt' VI
hu-ine--. >an Francisco. cal
Lrsaiios Of works, Gold lliil, storey
-ouniy. Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given. that nj q meeting oi
the iioarl of Directors. held on the i2ih day cf
oysstsr. ls.5. an as.e--ment tNo. 81 of fhre
poliNs pr snare wa- levied upon the capital
stock of The corporation, Iayshle Immediately,
In United state. gohl eoin, tn the SECRETARY. a,
The Office of the company, In Morrow Build
ing. No. tii California -tr.t. san Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ststscuth dsy of No.
yCmhrr. iSsS. will hc delinquent. and ad.
vrrii-ci for salc f pnhlic auction. and unlcs.
p4yment u made before, will he -ch on
rt E>DAN. the 7th day of Dccemncr. ISIS.
g. pas the dylingucnt Assessment, togvthcr
with costs of advertising aud expenses of
sale.
GRO. u. EDWARDS. Secretary.
ufiec-No ~ California street. San Fran
cisco. ifnruia. OLD III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
Notice to Creditors.

T,srArE OF LYMAN Z. HARRIS.
IL deces,ed.-Notice 10 hereby given by the
undcrsIgued. AdmlnIstratrIx Of the estate oI
Lyman z. iiarris. d. cea:cd, TO the crcdliofs Of,
deceased, 10 exhibit them with the neceskary
vouchers, within ten months after the frst
publication Of this notice, 70 the said Admin.
istratfix, ai her residence In 0oid It'll, In the
county al storey, stats of Nevada.
MAkY b. HARRIS, Administrairlx.
Dated 1t 0oid iiill. September q. 1915.
r. n. TAYLOR, Attorney Tor the eptaie.
sc7l oOd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
SILNER NIL MININa COW.

~ fANS. LocNion of pr,ncipal place of
business -.n franc so. Californis.
Location ot wcrss. COLI I'LL. storey eounty.
NtN.ls.
Notice i hereby given. that a, a meeting o,
The hnard ot Dirvctor-, held on the ist day of
tCtpeer, 1873. an a--c--m"nt (No. " of one
Dollar p.r share wa- levied upuu the capital
stock "i the corporation. Iayahle Immediately
In United stHie- gold coin. Ia the Secretary. AT
The uiilc, Of the company. Room No. ~. iisy.
Msrls Daiiitlg. No. az California street, san
francisco. Cal.
ANY stock upnn which this assessment shall
remain unpaid nn the ith day Of Noyembts. {.
la.s, VIII b. delinquent. and advertised Cor sale
At puhlic agctiou and uuls-- payment i- made
hcfofr. viii he -ald On TUESDAY,, the ri
day Of Noyruhcr. ISIS. pay the dciinqnsnt
a--.-sulsut, tocgth.r With eO.i- of ats,rii-'ng
aud "Nptu-s- of salc.
Rs order OF the hsari oi Directors.
". E DEAN, secretary.
uiarc Roam ~. ilsy~,nis nuitiins. 40.
l' California sin,,t, san tr.nci.cu. cal.
fasH.N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-19
NEVADA sILykR

~ Minins Company. Location ~ principal
place ~ ba-ine--, san Francisco, CSlitorna.
Location os works, storey cOanty. Nevada.
Soticc u hereby given that N = meeting OF
Oh, rparyi of Directors. held on the lat day of
Or'ah-r. iSss, an assessment (No. tg oi on-
Dollar pee share ws. levied upon the capital
in United siais- gold coin, to the SECRETARY ai
the Office of the Company, az California
street, san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shsll
remain unp,ii oa the 5ih day of Noycnbef.
iS.i. viii ~ ielinqneni AMI advertised for sale
A. tpnaiic auction, and unless paymcu; l. made
hcf, ~ will b. sold ou the 2aih cay Of
Spse,ah-f, ISIS. tn pay the delinquent a.
fc--ment, together with costs Of advertising
n wEGESER. Secretary.
oncs-iii cal.furnis stree, san Francisco.
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