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q. v. HOPKINS, SECRETARY.
Gold Nm. April Z. is1a. api I'd
NuROPA nlNIN0 COMPANY

~ Location Of Principal Place Of business,
Nan Fancises. California
trict. storey county, State Of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that n Q meeting OF
the hard of Dirvetoru, held on the ltth DAY OF
Aptii. lsTs. an assessment tho. - Of
twenty-five Gents (a5c.l per share wss levied
upon the capital stock Of The corporation. pay
able Immediately, In United States gold coin. to
the Secretary, st the once Of tho Company,
Room No. ii. Ilayward's Building. tio Call.
fomia street, San frsneiseo, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shail
rxmain unpaid on the 18th day OF NAV,
.sTs, win Be deemed delinquent, and advertised
for sals q public auction. and unless payment
10 made bsfbSc, will Be sold On TUESDAY,
the 9Th day Of June. 1873, TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF Advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order of the Board Of Directors.
RICHARD d. NOYks. Secretary.
O~niee-Room No. q, uayward's Building.
tis California street, San franeisco. Gal
ifornia. api6t I'd
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CuCCon ME- AND nININo

- Company-Location Of principal plsee oi
bu, ines, Nan Francisco, state of CAllfosnia.
Location 81 works. Goai Hii Mining Dis
tfiet. storey eonniy, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given that At Q meeting Of
the Board of Dircerbr-. held on the sth day of
April. ISIS, an as<e--ncnt tho. I'D OF
finy Cents PER sharv WAS levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable lmme-
diately. In united States gold coin. to the
Secretary. IL the once of the Company, Room
. and q No. 3o1 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. California.
Any stuck upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, the i3th day Of
May. ISIS. viii he ~delinqacnt. and advertised
for sale 81 pablo auction. ard unless pay
ment 10 made before. win be sold on
THURSDAY. the 81 day Of June. isfs. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment. together. With
costs OF advertising and expense OF sale.
BY order sf the Board Of Directors.
wM. n. WATSON. secretary.
O~niee-Ttooms 8 and q, No. 3G7 Montgomery
street. San rranrisco, Cal. apiotd
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nLOnE CONSOLIDATED MINING

VI Company Location 81 principal place OF
business, San fnncirco, California.
Location OF works, God mn Mining District,
storey County. Nevada.
Noiice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. % account u assess
ment mo. 81 levied on the 18th daJ OF March.
1878. the several amounts set opposite ne
follows:
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And In accordanes with av. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the Fourth
day Of March. ISIS. 90 many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock a. MAJ. re
palesroom OF John Middleton q Son. No. $40
Montgomery street, on TUESDAY, the nth
day Of April. 1875. st the hour OIL O'clock r.
u. of said day. TO pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with costs OF I'd.
y~ertising and expenscs Of the sale.
LUCIRN HERMANN, Secretary.
Ohice- Room n, No. $50 Pin street. Ban
Francisco, Cal. apl2 I'd
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IUSrlCE MN COMfANNs-
d Location Of principal place Of bssness. san
Location Of Works, Cold nm hinin: Die.
triet. storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, thai at meeting Of
the hoard Of Dtrcetorr. held On the isth day Of
tSD per share vas evisd upsa the capital stoeA
Of the corporation. payable Immediately In
United states gold coin, To the Secretary, Roam
Ne. -. Merchants Exchange Building. San
francisco. California
Any stock uDon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid en- the 70th day OF April. ISIS.
with DO delinquent, and advertised for sale 81
public auction and anless Teynent 10 made
before. win b. sold on the 10Th day OF NAY
ISIS. TO pay the delinquent assessnsnt, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
JAS. 3. KENNEDY. Secretary,
Oece-No. q NerchAnts' Exchange build
lug. California street. Sanrraneiseo. Cal.
MIN Id
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ULACK DIAMOND GOAL MININ0

DIAACK DIAHOND COAL MININU
ID Company. Location Of principal place Of
buslners, Gold uill, Nevada.
Location Of works, Lyon county. Nevada,
Notice .-Thtre aro delinquent upon the fol
lowing Described stock. on account Of assers.
ment No. I, the several amounts set opposite
the nance Of the respective shareholders. NJ
follows:
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MININU COZ

sa.iu..s ssn Yrnei.eo. CsiiiornIs Lcsaiien
~ .a,ks uaLi mn uinlny sDi.iriet. stor,y
ca,.s. N.,sS.
Notice 10 hereby given thai at q meetiac Of
In. Rcsrd Of Direetors. held ON The fyih day OF
ApulfsTs. An ass-ssment(No pofrventysave
C.nt. n., sh.r, vss I,yie,l upon The espIts.
.,ocs n the eorporstion. ps,s6l, Immediately,
In ua,tsd States gold coin. 10 The Secretary, a.
The ossee m ina eompsnv. Rooms 1 and a
Assd,mv BaIidlng' ssn Fr.nei,eo. csliforula
xny stoek apoa which this s.sessmsnt shaIi
r,mxin unpaid on IN. uinetrsnth 10, DAY Of
Nav. ie7s. will b. delinauent, and advertised
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DOCK IkLAND GOLD AND
IL Silver Mining Company. : Location 81
pc nclpal placc Of business, San Francisco. Cal.
lfDrniA.
Location Of works. Gold hin Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Sotice .-Thcrc are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account Of ns.ess-
ment mo. u levied an the lith day Of March.
Is15, the several amounts Get opposite the names
Of the respective sharcholderr. as follows;
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TYPE; Metal! !! x s; NV n :: * :' !: ::: sSs'
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nv order OF the Board Of Trustees the above
sale Il postponed until Wodnerday. the 18th
day OF April. 81 . O'Clock r. -, when the sale
will he held ~ the ofice ofthc Gold Hill Foun'
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D. J. COTTON. Secretary.

,aiss 10 pos,ponsd until WEDNESDAY. the
i2ih day Of May, at . o'clock r. T., when the
sale will be held t the once Of the Gold Hill
Foundry. -
apis I'd d. d. COTTON. Secretary.
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lag Company.
Location q vcsis. Gold dii, storey cosnty.
street, Gold HILL New.
Notice 10 hers6y given that ii . meeting Of
the Board 81 fustsss Of said Company. held
On the nh day Of April a. d. isT5, an asse~sment
mo. s0D offfvs Dollars tts) per share Ne. levied
upoa each asd sven share Of the capita. stock
o. said conPsss{; HsysS.s iSIsala.sy 10
the onlee q The Company, Main street., Gold
tlill, Nevada.
Any sioet upon which said ssssssment shall
remain unpaid, OF ruesday. The iith day o.
Nay. isis, shall be deemed d~elineueut. and
will BE- duly advertised for sale ii pablo
auction, and uniess payment shali be made be-
fore, viii Be sod % FRIDAY. the nth day
of June, lsl5, 81 u o'clock H.. In Trent OF the
once OF the company. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, Together with eosls Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
bJ order oftAs bSsrd 81 rrIs.sess
Gold HIN. April I, isfa. apI I'd
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steinhaa.er Nicholas. .....17l.. 100. 20
Taylor A G.. Trustee. .......l5i... .. 30. 10
The q llowlng certificates
arc OF the old issue. ".
ISais Geld and silver
Mining COMPANY. prevt.
m. IN ronaolidxtisn-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

A Rhode Island man has died and left
his daughter 500, 100000. There is a
chance for some nice young man who
wants to start daily paper.
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ANOTHER WISE ONE SPEAKS.

The Washington Republican of yester-
day morning contains an article which
has been considered worthy of being tel
egraphed all over the country. 1t says
that the Centennial Exposition at Phila.
delphia is in danger, and sort OF indirectly
lays the blame on the personal popularity
of General Hawley. The editor of the
Washington Republican ought certainly
to know what he is talking about, but in
this instance he don't. Any one that
reads the newspapers hasn't failed to
notice the extraordinary interest taken in
the Centennial by all the foreign nations,
who have appropriated all the space al.
lotted to them by the managers. The
buildings are rapidly going up; the con.
tract calls for the completion OF the prin.
cipal ones by January lst, 1876. and the
whole Nation seems determined to 90 see
it if they can. and at any rate help it
along as much as possible. The matter
stands on a pretty firm financial footing,
and the Board Of Managers have repeat.
eddy stated their belief the affair would
be success. 1t was one of Abraham
Lincoln's jokes that: 'Tain't safe to
swap horses when crossing a stream, -
and on this principle 'twould hardly be
the correct thing to put out General
Hawley, and install Spinner in his place
The article in question says: 1T Is
possible the Exposition will fail alto.
gether or be postponed" 1t has always
been matter Of wonderment to us no W
those ideas originate. and having origi.
mated, how sensible men will disseminate
them with the speed of the lightni ng
throughout the country. He might as
well say the l.h Of July, &c, will be
postponed, The one remark would be
as sensible as the other, and about as
much entitled to credence.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Carson Herald speaks of Rals,on
as " the great linancier who 30 recently
committed apoplexy in the bay of San
Francisco.
During August the San Francisco Mint
turned out tho following coinage: Double
eagles $3.50, 800, trade dollars 1911, 900,
half dollars $500, 600, twenty cents ss7, :
700, and dimes $40. 1000 making total
coinage of "a, $4,000. The total num-
Der o! pieces was 81 ,492 900.
D. l.. Healy reports to the Austin
Reveille. having discovered rich mine
in the old Augusta District, in Churchill
county. As miles from that city, now
called Crystal Springs District. 4 num-
Der of specimens which he brought in
were assayed at the Manhattan assay
once, and gave an average result of over
$500 per ton.
Anthony Cummins of San Francisco.
abused and tried to choke his wife be.
cause supper wasn't quite ready" She
eiuded his grasp, caught up a niece of
rtovewood aud belted him across The
cheek. Being afraid he would xiii her
she went to a neishbors aud staved nj,
night. When she returned In the morn.
ing, Cummins was dead The family
lived on Alabama, between 22d aud o3d
streets.
The Nevada aud Northern telegram
Company completed lis line from Silver
City. Idaho. to Boise City, the capital of
the Territory. on the 4th. The COMPANY
IL pushing forward the line to Portland.
Oregon, aud We understand it will be
done in fifty days. This will give Port.
land two outlets by telegraph. The N.
y N. 7. Co. connect With the A. e. P.
i. Go. at Winnemucca. This line will
be about nine hundred miles long when
completed.
Inc Winnemucca Silver State says: A
party OF civil engineers have arrived
here' and. under the direction of S. F.
Lauterne. will proceed immediately to
make preliminary survey Of the Whine.
mucca and Oregon Railroad routs
Teams and camp equipments FIR tha
corps are expected TO arrive TO-DAY and
the party will proceed at once to tsts AZ
titudss snd look out the most favorable
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10
UNHAPPY SPAIN.

Don Carlos has been asked to disband
ais army and has refused. He is now
attempting to concentrate his forces aud
will call out all able-bodied men between
eighteen and fifty years of age to join
his rank. This internecine warfare has
now been going in the Iberian Peninsula
at intervals, for over thirty years, and
the country has become reduced to a
state OF standardization. Arts, manu-
features and sciences have lauguished,
agriculture has been prosecuted in a
desultory and most unprcductiye man
ner, and all that tends to make country
prosperous and happy has boon made
sabservient to the desire for power man.
Tested by opposing factions. Though
once first-rate power. Spain has fallen
from her former place among European
nations to snch an extent that bat little
| concern is taken as to her condition by
her neighbors, and but little interest felt
in her fate by her former colleagues and
sister empires. Still though torn by
wars and distracted by rival claimants to
kingly domination, Spain sends soldiers
to Cuba to there engage in the same
hopeless struggle that is being carried on
in the mother country. The desire OF
power is deeply implanted in the de-
scendants of those who once tasted it;
the postsrity of the Stuarts in England
for over one hundred and fifty years,
held fond hopes Of resumption of inn
perial sway. the French Bourbons
throughout all the vicissitudes of Gallo
history have always hoped and prayed
for return Of power to their family, and
the unhappy problem has long been
working in the once beautiful country OF
Spain to the utter detriment OF the coun-
ry's good and the almost entire annihi-
laton OF its interests. What the end
will be is hard to say; neither side will
yield, both are determined to push the
matter to decisive termination, and as
the sympathies and resources OF the PEG.
pie are about equally divided between
the rival contestants it is difficult to tell
what the termination may be.
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And In accordance with law and on order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the twelfth
dsy OF July, 1875, 30 many shares of each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary
VIII be sold at public auction. at the office
o. .ne company, Room 2, No. 400 California
s Haesr, san Francisco. California, on Friday,
sne Isnth day OF September, 1878, at the
noar OF one O'Clock p. m. Of said day, to pay
sa a delinquent assessment thereon, together
WIN costs OF advertising and expenses OF the
oa T. L. KfMBALL, Secretary.
ofhce-koom O. No. 400 California street
Sen Francisco, California, su95.td
POstpOnement.
a.. ne soove sale is hereby postponed to Tuss-
and place. - 'A' eAo noui
'ei'''a 7. L. KIMBALL. Secretary.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

JOSEPH LoADEE's New EyIDEscE.-
Joseph Loader. the upholsterer who was
indicted for perjury. is in crowded cell
in Raymond street Jail, aud has as yet
been unable to obtain bail. A few days
ago, he says, his wife found nm old diary
in his home which contained an entry in
il as follows: "Tilton's, III Living
stone street, lay carpets" Next to it ID
an entry OF fellow workman's name,
one Parsons OF Parsonage, who went
with Loader TO Mr.. Tilton's house on
the day before the carpets were laid.
Mrs. Tilton was not ready for them and
asked them to return the next day. The
following day he went with young man
named Neville. and was at work on the
lower turn in the stairs when, as he says,
Mr.. Beecher entered and kissed Mrs.
Tilton. Parsons has been advertised for.
Price is confined in the same tier with
Loader. but they do not converse with
each other.-tN. Y. Sun. Aug u.
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route. We are informed that they in
tend to start near the depot, and proceed
south of the Winnemucca mountain, run
ming in north-westerly direction to the
northeast corner OF California; thence
to klamath Lake, where the road will in
tersect the California and Oregon Rail-
road, now completed to Shasta. Califor-
mia. The distance from Winnemucca to
Klamath Lake is about 800 miles. and It
will take three or four months 10 make
the preliminary survey, after which the
locating survey will be made os soon as
possible. This is conclusive evidence
that the company mean business, and
that railroad from this point to Oregon
will be built at an early day.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

We are in receipt of a neatly printed
and bound pamphlet entitled "The Lee
Trial 1t is issued by the Salt Lake
Tribune Publishing Co., and seems to
be complete resume of the entire MUIR
der trial
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

The Board of Engineers who were
appointed to examine Captain Ead's plan
for the Improvement Of the mouth OF the
Mississippi. have suggested that i'm
mediate construction DO made OF one
getty. with view to observing its tangi.
bic effect. IT'S probsble,if once started,
the work will be kept on to successful
termination.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

CHEESE! Cheese! One thousand.pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale. to the trade or at
retail. at Il. G. PoUJADE's.
CIaARs, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street. If
IcE, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
s. 3. MARITIME. Leave orders at saloons
OF E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. If
Go to Alcxander's for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

Phoebe West Extension Mining
Of works, Ely Mining
District, State of Nevada Notice-There is de-
linquent upon the following described stock,
on account of assessment mo. 81 levied ON the
18th day of July, 1875. the several amounts set
opposite tho names Of the respective share
no iers as fol lows.
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NEW TODAY.
REMOVAL.

DLEASE TAKE NOTICE.-ALL PARTIES
l. having business transactions with me can
be interviewed at my old residence on Meadow
Valley street opposite Cedar.
sel0-tf MARTHA CAMP.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

Goldsmith Maid will trot at Charter
Oak Park to-day for purse of $4,000 to
beat her own time. She is nineteen
years old and can hardly do it,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

The Adams Express Company en-
ploys 5000 men. 300 horses and 1900
railway cars, and their special messen-
gers travel 100, 900 miles day.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-10

ine last Black Hills story is that a
MAJOR howard has shown the Spotted
lA'ls now to wash out gold, ETC., and aa.
s..sa 1nem to sue the Government for
$50. 900 damages.
, 1875-10-17

Speaking Of the great guns recently cast in
Germany and England, the New York Evening
Post says: ''The monster cannous nov in ex-
istence are simply examples Of the manner in
which history repeats itself. -Four centuries ago.
in HTS, the Turks erected battery of cuus
against Scutagl the largest of which was capable
of throwing astone-shot SO inches in diameter,
and weighing 1,640 pounds, whereas the pro-
jectile OF the English 80-ton gun weighs only
1880 pounds. It is evident; moreover, that
these enormous guns we're OF practical Bar-
vice, for 1t ia recorded that 2,534 rounds
were fred from them in thirty days At
the castle OF Asia, on the Da1dAnelles there
still exists battery OF bronze caunons, some OF
which have bore OF 28 inches in diameter.
When the British Admiral. Sir John Duckworth,
forced the passage OF the Straits in March, 1907,
one of his ships was struck by huge stone bull
let thrown from one OF these guns, and it is said
that the missile made 60 large hole in the side
over the side to see the extent Of the injury, was
surprised to see TWO Of his sailors thrust
their heads through the aperture at
the Same instant The Royal George
whose name ia familiar to ali readers OF
Covper's poetry, WAS one Of the ships injured in
this encounter. The great gun OF Bee1apore,
with calibre of IS jnches is another instance
OF Hhat gun-foundeTa could accomplish more
than three centuries ago. This weapon was last
discharged it ls said, during the eighteenth cen
tury, OH the occasion Of visit from the Raiah
Of Sattara- The shos weighed more than l l,000
pounds- The Tar Pooahkar, or great gun OF
Moscow, has bore IS inches in diameter, but
has never been fred with shotted charges, and
We think that few PERSONS Hopld be anxious to
make tha experiment. aoH."
, 1875-10-17
THE ORPHANS DREAEa Of HOME.

and day broke dEeary on her troubled view.
She crept into her little bed aud sleep hath DER her
And Fancy, with It's magic touch, brought dreams Of
Forgetful Of the pauper-House and others with her
there,
She asain the petted child bneeyea, with golden
All NATURES street. rsstoz!r, s1esp"a blessing is to
But Oh how sad to those who weep, and wake to sigh
Her dream Of her "Green 1sle," far DER the
Atlautics wave;
mothers kiss fathers a1nile, and all that Life e'er
To make .. Earth Paradise, as such twas opco to
Like fountains from some rocky lake, her tumost soul
Then memfies came, 60 wild and sweet Of childhood
Such Rhe ne'er again may meet to charm her
It seemed the happy Christma time, when all WAS
And she could hear The merry chimes, young children
And ~se 6saa. noaaine very wise, small, whispering
Which usts baby vainly tries to understand IS we'll.
And she presde, the Fairy Queen, beneath the Christ
En- rey:te Fairy, too, II such on Earth there be;
Her home mansion quaint and old, by the Black
Where Lsths's faIed stream nows On in bright and
And little sste1s group around, and baby brother.
And old King Christmas ahah.s his hssd and .trevs
his gifts anew.
The danes, the melody and song, the music and the
mirth,
AL the beguilcmena that belong to make Heaven Of
Earth,
Cams with sou1-fet thrilling force, as in the days
long past.
And weary years all forgot in Mothers clasp At
last.
The fest is or she knees to pray beside that moth
er's knee;
Her little heart is gu.hing forth In childhodb pu-
rity-
Then hex fathers goodnight ss, there In the
soft moonbeam;
She feels but a she wakes to find 'tis but golden
dream;
She is alas an orphan.gtrl, from Eoue aud friends
apart,
And sorrow, with sickening force, ia throbbng at
her heart,
4 gush Of tears-a burst Of grief-she prays to God
for strength;
She bows her bend. poor stricken limb, and comfort
comes at length.
She learned In ehdhoods years to know Tiers was
home OF rest.
Where sick and sorrowing ones find peace upon the
Savior'a breast.
CHICAGO. DAwr F. Co11HkRY.
, 1875-10-17
BETTER THAN YOU KNOW.

Softly smooth the hair away
From temples where faint threads Of gray
Already have begun to show.
Your swift, sweet kisses burn 1uy lips,
While ali control my fond heart slips,
And loves you better than you know.
You hold me In close embrace:
feel your warm breath nn my face;
Ny 1ashes droop bensath tile glow
In those dear eyes, whose tender Light
Compels my soul, its pride despite,
To love you better than you know.
When overhead stretch cloudlexs sdes,
And all the land In sunshine lies;
When red, red roses bud and blow
When lips that told but scorn and pain
Catch up their girlhoods hugh agasn,-
love you better than you know.
When silver moonlight floods the earth;
When dewy, starit nights give birth
To fragrant winds that come and 10;
When knee1ing, praying DER aud DER
That we shall meet to part no more,-
love you better than you know.
Some day. when wandering, wild winds H1Te
Their unseen arms above my grave,
The world may colder seem,-and you,
Though other loves be yours that day.
Will think Of me, and sadly say:
She loved me better than s;7aeac.
MIRIAM KIRKLAND.