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Allen, Lou Whipple and Jupiter. Al
len won in three straight heats. Time,
2:30, 2:304, 2:30.
Thenext race vas for pacerst that had
never beaten 2:22. The entries We're
Billy Campbell, Onward and Simcoe.
In scoring, Billy Campbell ran away,
going entirely round the track before
he could be stopped, to the great
amusement of spectators. A start was
finally obtained, and owing to the bad
behavior of the other horses Simeon
distanced them all, winning the race
and money.
The exhibition at the Pavilion is not
yet in good order, and all of the space
will not be occupied before next
week.
The town is full of bad characters.
Gambling has been very lively, but
this evening the police shut down on
it.
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EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.

(sPEOrAr. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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DIED.

Virginia, Sept. 13-Eliza beth, daughter Of
David and Bridget Heating, aged 2 years.
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COINAGE MATTERS. During the
month of August, says the San Fran
cisco Stock Report, the coinage at the
Philadelphia Mint amounted to 1884,
592; at the San Francisco Mint, during
q corresponding period, it was $780,
900, and at Carson, $454,O6O. The
MINIS will pay special attention to gold
for some little time,to come in order to
ease the market. The aggregate COIN
age in August vas S5,64S, 1862, of which
81, 327, $40 was in double eagles, and the
balance was principally in half dol
lars, quarter-dollars and dimes.
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THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.

The Democracy of the Empire State
have been heard from on the much
vexed question of the currency, and
their voice gives forth no uncertain
note. In u telegraphic columns
will be found the substance of the
platform. 1t reaf1irms the hard mo-
ney plank of 1874, and supports it by a
brief but thorough review of the evils
of our position, of the causes which
led to them, and Of the remedies prop
or to be adopted for their effectual cure.
"The present depression of business"
it afirms, "is caused by the reaction
from the unhealthy stimulus of a de-
preciated and irredeemable paper cur
rency, by enormous and i~ll-adjusted
taxation, and by extravaganza, waste
and population i'm the administration of
public affairs.n The remedy of the
evil is not to be found in any re-
newal of the causes that produced it,
not in any initiation Of the currency,
which would create distrust, paralyze
enterprise, rob labor of its earning, and
inflict lasting dishonor upon the coun-
try, but in "a sacred maintenance of
the public credit" and ga speedy re-
turn to specie payments"
1t is refreshing to hear such hard
money talk in these degenerate days
of Sanborn contracts, and Credit-Mo-
bilier frauds, and Indian rings, and OF
general population and inflated ire
deemability. We are not informed
who was the chairman Of the Syracuse
Convention, but w know the spirit of
old Tom Benton presided over its de-
liberations.
We venture the prediction that on
the I'd of November next these straight
forward sentiments, and their official
exponent Governor Tilden, will be in
dorsed by a vast majority.
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The Democracy Of New York
i'm Council - Ringing AM
f~i-InnatiOn PlatFOrm-The NOmi-
MeeN.
SYRACUSE, N. ~, Sept. IN,


nees.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept. II.
The Democratic State Convention re-
assembled this morning, when the fol-
lowing report from the Committee on
Resolutions was read and adopted: The
Democratic party of New York renew
their pledge of fidelity to the princi-
pies adopted and affirmed unanimous
~ by the delegates representing the
Democrats OF all the United States to-
getter assembled in their latest Ma
tional Convention and since reap
proved and Endorsed by Democratic
majorities in fifteen States, comprising
more than half the total population OF
the UuniOn.
IFrom tho National Democratic platform,
Baltimore. July 10th, ls72.1
Seventh-the public credit must be
sacredly maintained, and we denounce
reputation in every form and guise.
Eight-A speedy return to specie
payments it is demanded alike by the
highest considerations of commercial
morality and honest government that
these authentic declarations OF Demo-
cratic principles and policy shall be
maintained. The times give proof
that the present depression of business
Is caused by the reaction from the I'M
healthy stimulus Of an excessive de-
preciated and irredeemable currency,
by the enormous and ill-adjusted mu-
nicipal, State and Federal taxation and
by extravaganza, waste and population
in the administration of public affairs.
The remedy for this evil is not to be
found in the renewal Of any of its
causes. In the face of the fact that the
existing volume of currency Is greater
than car be absorbed by business; in
the face of the fact that tho recent fall
of prices have followed repeated infa-
tions, any attempt TO initiate the cur
rency would be worse than Intellectual
to revive prosperity, for it would in
terrupt the healing process of indus
try; It would be worse than futile to
restore confidence, for 1t would create
distrust and new uncertainties in bust
ness, paralyze the beginnings of enter
prise, rob labor OF its too scanty er,-
ployment, and while sitting the pro-
gress of administrative reforms would
infict lasting dishonor upon the credit.
thel intelligence and the character of
the country. The Democratic party of
New York also reaffirm the princi-
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Withdrawal OF an Inuepenuent
Candidate-The Stock Boards
California Sank-Killed by n
Fail.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. II,
The Secretary of the State Central
Committee of the Independent party
formally announces to-day the with
drawal OF J.. NJ. Quinn from the con-
test for Superintendent of Public In
struction.
The lively feeling manifested in the
stock market has caused considerable
pressure to be exerted in favor of open
ing both the Pacific and San Francisco
Stock Exchanges. The action of the
former board Yesterday afternoon in
r%ecinding the rule imposing a fine on
members for t%ransacting outside bust
ness was supposed to be the precursor
to action on the part of that board to-
day looking towards resumption. AT
the meeting however to-day nothing
was done except to appoint a commit
tee TO confer with a similar committee
from the San Francisco Board in regard
to settlement of outstanding business
and any other question that may arise
pertaining to the general interests of
the two boards. The committees are
to report Monday next at 10 A. NJ.
There is evidently a strong I cling
amongst many members of the Pacific
Exchange i'm favor of a renewal of
business. In the San Francisco Board,
on the contrary, the sentiment Of
members Is generally much opposed
to it. This may be accounted for by
the fact that members of the San Fran
cisco Board are to a much greater ex-
tant i,,ynlxyo1 i'm tho SIrGnonSinn IF fhn
Bank of California, consequently are
i'm a bad condition for resumption till
that institution opens its doors again
for business. Many members say
they are prepared to go ahead as
usual, but still oppose reopening at
present as adverse to the general in
terest Of the board.
Nothing new in bank affairs to-day.
The reopening now mainly depends
upon pending arrangements with cor-
respondents, Eastern and Foreign. 1t
Is consequently impossible to fix any
definite date for resumption.
JOS. Osborne, a stOne-setter employ
ed on the new building at the corner
of Second and Market streets, sustained
a fall, yesterday from the effects OF
which he died to-day at st. Mary's
Hospital. He was a single man, about
so years of age.
The sacramento Eair-Racing Yes
terday A Raid on h Gam
biers.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 10.
At the Agricultural Park this morn
ing the attendance was good. The
parade OF stock was highly creditable
to the breeders Of the State and was
the most attractive feature of the ex-
hibition.
The races in the afternoon were: LIST,
q trotting race, 8 in 5, between st. Hell
ena, Red Cross, Gus Guerrero, Prince
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MoDoc COUNTY. California, the home
of Captain Jack, otherwise known as
Kintapoos) went Democratic in the late
election.
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Notable Death-The vatican.A

Notable Death-The vatican-A
LONDON, Sept. 16.
The Journal de st. Petersburg an
nounces the death of SignOr Rononci,
Italian Signor. 1t is doubtful whether
the Journal means Signor Roncilli,
well known at one time in Anne. lea.
The Telegraph has a special from
Rome stating hat the Pope recently
informed Cardinal Borromes hat the
Vatican Council would reassemble to
complete its labors in 1876.
BOMBAY, Sept. 16.
. 1t has been heretofore asserted that
Nizan Hedesabord refuses to acceptth9
Viceroy's invitation to meet the Prince
of Wales on his approaching visit to In
dia. This has caused much comment
in the English and India press. The
Times of India. however, announces
definitely that Nizam has accepted the
invitation.
London News.
LONDON, Sept. 16.
The Globe has reason to believe that
the Lord of Admiralty contemplates a
cruise for inspection of the Govern
ment works at Malta. The navy yards
~ IldISC, ahu PtpOoOi thOoO "
ally will also be visited.
The Earl of Huntington is dead.
The foot and mouth disease among
cattle is spreading. but only a small
proportion of deaths.
Affairs in Spain.
MADRID, Sept. 16.
The circular of Papal Nuncio is
commented on by all the Spanish pa
pers. Great surprise is expressed that
the circular was sem without permits
sion OF the King.
The EpOcd asserts that another cir
cular equally important has been is
sued. A Cabinet council has been
called for tomorrow, exclusively for
consideration of Nuncio's circular.
The correspondence does not believe
that the Spanish Cortes will meet this
year.
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BORN.

Eureka, Sept. r7-Wife of r. B. Gibson, a
son.
Gold Hill, Sept. 15-Wife of Humphrey Sy-
mons, a daughter.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

withdrawal of an Independents
Candidate-The Stock Boards
California sank-Kflled by n
Lnf
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Award ofGoId.

AWbTU vi OOIOs
NEW York, Sept. 16.
An award of a million Government
gold was made to-day at 1862 to
1873.
The Army Of Tennessee.
A Carlist Governor Gets Captured.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.
European dispatches state that adj
vices Just received by the Government
announces that troops have occupied
the town of Oyarzun and have cap
tured the Carlist Governor and made
many other prisoners. Yhiers and
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Affairs in Spain.
War Discussion.

KRoGUJERALZ, SERvIA, Sept. 16.
The discussions in the Committee of
of Skuptochina on the address in re-
ply t 0 Prince Milan's speech, have al
ready commenced and will probably
last till Saturday. The minority is
generally in favor of a
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NEW YORK, Sept. IL.
A special from Houston, Texas, pro-
nounces the storm at Galveston the
heaviest since 1867. The city is
partially under water, several
feet deep IN all the principal
streets. Several wrecks have been
reported. The Ocean House, on Gulf
Beach. is entirely surrounded by wa
ter, and the out-houses are gone. The
City Hospital is filled with water.
Thirty workmen on the breakwater be-
ing built by the Government were cut
offand lost. The Santa Fe railwaybridge
across the bay has been swept away,
and the Houston railway bridge is
under water twenty feet, and at this
end it has been washed away. The
water at Virginia Point has backed up
for three miles on tho main land, and
it is still rising. The gale is increasing
and the barometer falling. The bay
is so full of water that II the wind
changes to the north the whole island
Is lost and no lives can he saved. The
shipping in the harbor Is having a fear
full time of 1t.
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r o ZIG N N e w s,
Destructive Fire.

LONDON, Sept. 16.
A fire at Padei born, Prussia, last
Sunday burned one hundred build
ings and rendered three hundred fami-
lies homeless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-18
notice 70 ~LiGaAoLDERs.

ruE pSDRasIoyEp has rBIs pAY CON-
i rsssc a an sction In N. pistriet co1rs %
IN. first Judicial Dtsfr,et. In and tor the Conn-
~ VI Ssarvy, 4 ate of Nevada In which srsion
he 10 pl inud and James Pollard 70 defendht
which ac.iou % brvught 10 s.farc- . l.nm
favYr uf plsintin. upSa The buildinxs AMI lahs
sisua.eL In the Town Of cod I'LL. County OF
" svy. ktaie of Nevada. dss = ioil.,s'
that csrtaia postton of unsurve'sd gfoona
ins and situsis brtuecn csl~scnia old bel 'uei
v.sks and kuichsrb,eher hotsting vosss. sns
h-tv.sn IN. virgtnis and rrueAes k.iiiosi AID
rp.d lee log frum I'll Caledonia VOLS 70 nsv
O.ir .cnis worss. near this iatisr ros4i. IN IN.
~own u ecld HILL. coun'y Of stofe,. stat. 81
N.y.is, Known - the propsry Of saines aoa-
lard. together With The tsn<hasn's, hereaies-
,,.pts and appurensnees thsr~uhto belonging.
vhIsh iI.a 4 10 s--rars the sum % ops hundrvd
AMI s-yensy i've doiia,s and thirty.nNe cent.
ssIr, al I'm gold @ In 70 the United etstes. and
AZ sls,,p~J under and ~ vtrtns q the Acs Of The
Lssisturs II The BtAie of Nevada entitled.
.Ast 10 ssrurc liens 10 useehan CO and other..
and to repsai ell other acts In rsiatiou Thereto.
a.prsvei March .. ISIS.
nsv. therefore all Ier~cus Holding % claim
ina liens upoa said pr~m -. undsf The pro
,isious 20 sail Al. ars hereby notinsA 10 h. and
s.p.sr issur- - 4 Csart on Friday. the xith
a, o. u.L,hsr. A. u. ISIS. al 10 o'eiosh n.
the sans h~,ng . daJ. Of The r.sui.f ucto,s.
tsuu, A. n. ISIS. az said Court. and IN rshib''
then anil thsrs the p tot III their said hsns.
h. n. cAhRicK. Plaintiff.
n. u. TAyIoa. Attorney for fi.intiu. -
Virginia. Nevada. October .. isIa. "sa
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SHAFT CONTRACT.

DRoros,L.s WILL III RtcErvED usrn.
the ssh instant.
Fer siakiss sks Ftrss lee Feet sf .
Thrse-csoDartaess Hhan
On the ground Of The Morning. star Mining
Opupauy. Cedar Hill. Spscincations can b
s-rn by applying 10 the Superintendsnt. Inter
national hoiel, from n ~ 2 O'Clock ssch day.
Right 10 reject any bid reserved.
J. r. LOGAN.
ola Nv supt. Morning star Mining Co.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

TysrArE OF LYMAN Z. HARRlS,
~ d-csased.-Notice 10 hereby given By the
undsrsigued, Administrative Of the estate 81
LYMAN K. Harris, d.eeased. To the crrdltors of:
and al persoas having claims agAln't the said
deeeased, 90 exhibit them With the necsssafy
voachsr.. within ten months after the nfr'
publlcation OF thls notice, Ia the said Admin
,strstrIx, at her residence In 0old Hill. In thu
county of storey, stat. of N-vsdS.
MANY X. HARRIS. ADMINISTRATIVE.
Dated 1t hold iiiii. september n. 1873.
10. n. TAyLoa. Attorney ior the estate.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

GENAToR sILvER MININ0 con:
y RANY.--Looaion OF principal place OF
buCnsss, eau Frlnclsco California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining Dis
Notice. There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock. on account OF assessment
tho. ~, levied on tho 7Ith day Of August,
1875, the several amounts set opposite tho
names Of the respective shareholders, q
follows:
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IuPEaIAL sILvER MININa

II GENERALIZATION OF pfIhcIpdI pNSu VI
business. San Francisco. California.
Location VI works, Gold Mn, Storey county,
Nevada
Notice.-Thers ss delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock. on account Of assessment
mo. 2ll levied ON the tth day Of reptsmber.
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
namcs Of the Respective shareholders, - fol.
lows:
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And In accordance with law. and an orderof
the board Of Directors. made on the iiih day
ofAugust. 1915, 30 many shares Of each parcel
of such stock ~ may be necessary win be sold
at public auetion. 81 the once. No. 1p7 Mont.
~lfornis. on MONDAY. tho sth day OF
October. 1878. ct the hour OF u o'clock
y. OF said day, 70 pay ssid delinquent assess.
mems thereon, together with costa Of adysf.
tislng and expenses OF the saie.
Omes-a7 Monfgomery street, RooS No.
Z, San Francisco. California. ell "a
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DELINQUENT SALES.
nHPIRE HILL AND MINING

DMPIRE HILL AND HlNINo
~ location Of principal place Of
6usInesa, San Francisco. CAhiorlia-
Location Of works, Cold Hill. storey county,
Nevada.
Nolioe.-Therc are delinquent upon the foI
iaSIng dr~eribei stoek. on account oi assess-
ment mo. 3c) levied % the 9th day Of Septem
her. isTs, the several amounts s~t opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. a. fo'-
love-:
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POINT GOLD AND an

nROWN POINT COLD AND alL~
" vKR MINING COMPANY Location of
principal plses Of business, San Francisco.
California.
Location Of Works, Gold nm Mining Dis.
triet. storey county. Nevada
N~otiee.-rherc are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing deseribcd stock. ON Secoant of as-ess-
meat mo. ~ levied ON the 9th day Of Septen,-
Der. ISIS, the several amounts set opposite the
names % the respective sharrhohicrs n follows.
Names. No. Cert. shs. Amt.
Old stock.
R~ichArisou Z A. Trustee. . q. SD. e. 5. fN *
kieharisos EA do ..scs... p....N u
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Hill A Z. T.ustte for WIN

CuHy......... ..
And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Directors made ON the 9Th day Of
teptsmb~r. 1878, 20 many shares ~ cacn
be sold at public a~netlon. u the once OF the
Company. Room 10. IIayw ,rd's Building. No.
tlg California street. Nan Francisco. Cauior'
MIA, on THURSDAY, the asth day Of 0ctober.
isT5, at the hour of I O'Clock r. n, Of said day,
to pay rsid delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs af advertising and ex.
pcnse. of the sale, W. X DEAN, srcreiay.
Onicr-Koom No. ~, Hayward's Building,
No. tis California street. San Francisco; Cali
fornlA. oiitu
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-~1YaI.IIaoLD HILLaOLD AND

IL Silver Mining Company Location 81
ny1neipai plarc OF business, Nan francisco, Cal.
LEGATION az works. Gold Iiin. Nevada.
NOTES.-The are delinquent upon. the Iol'
io~inr described stock, on account OF Asrers-
,kent 1No. n levied on the 10Th day OF August,
is1s tbs several amounts set opposite tho
names Of the respective shareholders, sfol
,oNs:
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q W. 4. REYNoLDs. Secretary.
NRlTnER FATLINO TRRTI,

Nor the pseping wrinkles Of time, 20 forciblv
tell of aAvaseinx years - your gray hair.
Ayers vigof rustorcs the colos and makes
yoar Appearance more agreeable to other. as
we'll q yourself. with frrsh. luxuriant hair,
he inafniiiss OF age arc ar lees noticeable.
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CALEDONIA sILvER MINI

u Company Location Of principal place Of
business, san Francisco. California.
Loeatiou OF works. Storey county. Nevada,
Notice-Thcre are delinquent upon the lob
lowing described stock, on account OF Assess
ment mo. 49, levied On the ID day OF scpten,
Der, 1873, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. ~ fol-
lows:
Namea. No, Ceft, h1n. amt.
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Ana In accordance with law and an order Of
The Board Of Directors, made ON the 3ipt
day Of August. 1875. 30 many shares Of each
Bsf ssIS sas nns sie1 .ae n ma, se ,S Sss s;,sr z MI
company, Room u Haywad's Balliing. No.
80 California ytrect, Han francirco. Gal.
ifosnia. on SATURDAY, the 2Ji day
Of October. 1873. at the hour Of ~ o'cIock
.. ofsaid day, topsy said delinquent assessment
thereon. together With costs ofsdvcrising and
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y" 90
And In accordance with law and an orderof
the Board Of Dircetous. made on the eth day OF
ssptembss. ISIS. . many shares Of each
parcel Of sueh stock 80 NAV he necessary. will
sonpssy. Room 10 Hsyssri'. Bs,,d,"s Sa ais
California street. san Francisco. California. on
TUESDAY Tho 2sth day of October. 1873, at the
hour Of I O'Clock r. =. OF said day. TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
eostso Advertising and .1gsn..s Of The sale.
Omee-Roon ~. Hsyward's Building. No.
<is California street, San Francisco, Cal.
~ifornla. o0td
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n. q. KlBBR, Secretary.
Onlec-Room 81. lIsywsrd's Building. No. ti9
California street. San Francisco, California.
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Aud In accordance withIlaw and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the nth day OF
Augu,t. 1875. 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock a. may be necessary, will be sold
1t public auction. at the once Of the Com
many. No. 10 sievepson's Building, Nan
Era1cIseo, California, on THURSDAY, the
rwcniy.nfst (2IsD day OF october., lsIe'
Al the hour Of - O'clock y. OF said day.
TO nay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
rether with oosts' Of advertising and expenses
J II. SAYTtE. Secretary.
Omce-No. 10, steyenson's Bullding. Ji
Montgomery street, San francisco. California.
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And In aeeonlancc with law and an oraeroi
The Hoard OF Directors. made on the SET DAY .,
August, 1915. 20 many shares OF cssn psln,,s..,,
ofsuch stock ~ may be necerr.ry VII r,n,ns,x
No. I'D CsIiforris street, San franeiseo. csli.
fornis, ON FRIDAY, the I'D day o. vs'Sos''
is7S. nj the hour u I O'Clock r. n. OF ss,a ny.
To- nav aid delinquent assessment tne.~-n,
together with costs Of advertising Ana eA'
Il. wRGENER. Secretary.
ones-<is California street. Ban Fn,ne's 4
Califofula.
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isosc 1 /. TTsss......,.... .Sis. ..iee',.. 20 ~
Sehmiedell. lIochstAdter g.
90. Trustees. ''vf...'i"s''n ~
sehmiedcli. lIochrtadier g.
Co, Trustees. ii"''''NS's''u '"
sehmiedcli. IIochstadter ~
Co, Trustecs...........s. 1907. ''"hs ''H'r
sehmIedell. IlochrtAdter a..
Co, Trustees. ........s .itt '.h"b M ~
sehmi~deli, lloeh-iadter a.
Co, Trnstces...... 20. ..is''''.iSb ~
5ehmiedeli. liochstadter a.
q Trustees. .i3's.''si'fs 's'r ~
Schmiedell. uochstadter D..
Co. Trustee. ms. IN ~
sehmIs dell, Hoehstsdtef X
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-18
DELINQUENT SALES.

NEW YORK MINING COMPANY.
IN Location Of principal place Of bnsiness.
IL Location q works. ooid Hin. Storey county.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, on account OF a~sserslnent
NE. 81 levied on the sist day Of August. 1875.
he several amounts set opposite ihe naties