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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
notice IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF rHE
United states, for tke District o. Nevada.
-In The matter % T.. ROBINSON. nAnhrsps.
in Bankruptcy .-unii<d states o fAmerisa. D.
triet Of Nevada. -..-A warrant In bankruptcy
has been i--aed by said Court against the
estate OF i Robi1Snn. of the City Of Virginia.
County Of storey AMI stat cf N.vsds. In said
District. who has been duly sdjudged . hank.
rupt upon the petition o. his or ditot.; and
the payment OF any debts and the delivery
ofan property belonging tn aid bankrupt, to
him or to his use, and the transfer OF any prop
erty hy HIN, M forbidden By law. a mrstihg
OF the crsditess or said bankrupt. 20 prove
their dents and choose one of more avsignees
Of his estate. will be hell al q Court Of Hank.
ruptey. to be holden 81 Virginia. In .sid Dis
trict. ON tho 2Ad day Of December. A. d. ISIS, nj
I O'Clock r. y, at the once Off. S,rvther.
hoom 5. Odd Fellow Building. corner Of q
and smita streets. one 81 the Registers In
bankruptcy of said District.
49, n y CLAP.
United ststes Nas.hsi and Mos sngsr in Bsnk
ru.tcy % said District.
q. M. MAyER, pepnty. dell ID.
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DELINQUENT SAILS.
THPERIAL sILvER MIMINs

compsny-Locssiou Of principal plsos Of
Su.ipess' San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, storey c"untJ,
Noticc.-There are delinquent upon the fel.
lowing described stock. on account o. sseess-
Der. isTs. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective sharehoiders. ~ fol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
CAUTION.

VELLow JACKET SILVER MINING CON.
i PANY. Assessment sale No. a.. The
public are hereby notified that the following
stock sss cold for Assessment No. q. on No.
venb<F n ISIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
The Chicago & Northwestern
~ e halfway. NANIli
THIS II the sK,r ROUTE EAST


Its tnsrs 10 efsrEEL RAILS. asis n has been
maize the fastest time that has ever bs-a male ~
this county. nv this route pas~sngvrs for points
Gas, otChleaso have shels. Of the following lines
~ the P1st.surs. Fort WAYNE AMI Chicago and
PvnnsyivAnlA is~iIways-rhrec through trains
s sss.;a. ssss s .sa S:s T I o. 80. s.ss .s.Ssss >. =
threuxh train. 9TH Pullman fAises Cars.
~ The Lass ssor. and Michigan southern Railway
s.,lros,. l-fsrss through train, s.l,y: s,,s
Ing Car. through IN New fofk.
1890 :. ' &: and , Sis I'd sssa f faii".a ~ ~
to Sss Yss.. 70 Si:ssr. f.is. Bsi.io. ESSS,
ny Baltimore and Ohis Rsilresa.rso through
trains daily. with Pullman r.iass Car, nr
Newark. Zan-ssilie. wheeling. ashlnsto ana
pAltmore. without change.
TIL. .. IN. shortest. tss, ant eniv line runninx
puilmsn's cslssrat~i rs.ee slr.pins ar. AMI
at us.AAA sRi irsuNIas West. vi. Grant Junetleh.
Msnh1i. csias kAvsyA cintSn. sterling and Dtx'
on. tsf ChieAso and the hast.
This popular route 10 unsaIpA~ei 6t Sped.
Comfort AMI SAFETY. Ths sm.sh ~eii hsA..Asa
and perfect trark OF steel rails, the eeleetstei Pull.
s.... r.. y .1 slrss, ,lsls S" the re lssusrI,y ~i,s ssiSS
through ssSts tr'.,s- row ~ psfuss West, y
cur, 4. passenger. ali The Comfbrts of moicrn Rail-
way Tnssslins. No change. of cars AMI no tedious
delay4 siisn'e'. orr
~ "a 80 -
rs.-snger< will nni tickets via this faysrits route
Al the tisnsral Ticket Ot1ces of the Central Pacific
RAlrosti In san franeisco anil Sacramento, and IN
sntss nshss oo's efths Ssnps I'M rrrr,rs>a
MARVIN nuGnIrr. Gen. Pass. Agent.
n. p. srSxwoCb. General Agency. ~ Mon,
semeq strsss, Sen frsr,-sa-ssi9U
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

And In accordance with law and an orderof
the Board Of Director. made on the eth day Of
November, ISIS. 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock a. mAv be nece-rary. will
be sold a. public ~anction. at the auction
house OF John Middletpn \ ron. No. $40 Mont.
ycuacry street. Ran franclseo, California, on
MOsDAY. the nh day Of December. 1878, at
the hour OF 10 O'Clock =. Of such day. To pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
WIN. HELMAN. Secretary.
ofcs-Roon II, 90 Californis street, San
Pfaneisso. Cal, del0 "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
DELINQUENT SALES.
OALEDONIA sILVER MININ0

u Company Location Of principal place Of
business, ban vraaeisco. 0lismA.
Location Of works. Storey county. Nevada.
Nosics-There a,sdelLnqucnt upon tbs follow
Ing described stock. on aecsunto of assessment
the ssyenl amounfs sss opposite the names
OF ths respective Shareholder. ~ follows:
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ASSESSMENTS LIVED.
NEW LEX soysa.IDATEl

NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED
IN MINING COMPANY.-Location OF prin.
elpsl pl,cs Of business, Ban Ffanei'co, Call.
Location Ofwcrk., Gold iii. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting OF
the Board of Directors. held on the 9Th day OF
October. 1875. an assessment tho. i6) Of ne
Dol Or and . Quarter ttt 7sI per share was lev.
led upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable Immediately In United States gold
coin. 10 the secretary, a. the once Of the rom.
pany. Room 81. uaysard's building. 4is Call
iornls street. San fnncisco. Cslifornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the lat day OF December. 1878.
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale al
public auction, and unless payment IL made be-
lore, will he sold on the 10Th day Of De-
cember. 1878. to pay the delinquent assess.
ment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
Dy order OF the Board Of Directors.
- - NO KibHE. Secretary.
Ohsc-Room u. HaywArds Building. Az
California street. San Francisco. california.
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DISSOLUTION or coPART.
NGRsHIP.

TNHIs 10 10 GRITTY THAT THE co.
n, p,nsssahip hsreiofors exis,ins bstvesn
\ snd THOMAS GRAY. In the Ne
solyed On the Soth Of Novsabsr, isIs, By mn.
william Gray will continue the business o.
ne ana piscs. and al parties Indebted 10
ne AZ Arm ars hsrsby requested 70 rome for.
vafu No eettle fofthwith. kither member Of
the late fru h fully suihorined 70 receipt for
osin, In Liquidation.
p IT 70 WILLIAM GRAY,
THOMAS GRAY.
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uyoopyILLE GOLD AND SILVER

Mining Couipany. LOCATION oi pnnei-
raj place OF business, SAs Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notice- There are dellnquentupon the follow
Ing described stock. ON account Of assessment
NO. III levied ON the eth day Of November.
1878, the several amounts Get opposite thehAines
Of the respective shareholder. as follows:
Nsmes No. Cert, Fhs. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
DELINQUENT SALES.
"OODvIL.LE CONSOLIDATED
wv silver Mining Company. Location OF
principal place Of business, San Francisco Call.
.nn of woria cola Hni. Na,ada.

Location OF works. Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notice. There arc delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock. on account Of assess-
meut ,Ns. q levied on the eth day OF Novsm.
Der. 1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. 90 foi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the hoard VI nlrectoa. made on the lst day
offUvtmber. 1878. 90 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be- necessary win be sold
at public auction. At the once OF the CON-
pany. tu California street. San Francisco,
California. on THURSDAY. the I'D day OF
Dscember. ls7s, u the hour Of I O'Clock =. 4.
Of said day, TO pay said delinquent assess
mcnl thereon, together with costs OF sdver.
tislng and expenses Of the sale.
X. wK0ENER, Secretary.
ondee-<< California street, Ban Praneiseo,
California. dec I'd
IOlfiH COMhr0CK GOLD AND
- SILVER MINING C0APANY.-Location
Of principal place Of business, Ban Francisco,
California,
Location Of works, Gold iiill Mining Ola.
trict. Storey county. Nevada.
Notioe.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
described stock. on account OF asscss.
ment mo. ~ lovied on tho 18th day Of Noyem.
Der. 1873, tho several amounts set opposite the
names OF tho respective shareholders. a. fsl.
lava.
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OROwN FONT RAvINE COLI


" and silver Mining Company.-Locaiion Of
principal place OF business. Han Francisco,
Calf rnia.
Location Of works. Gold hin Mining Dis.
trict, storey county, Nevada.
Notice II hereby given. that At Q meeting OF
the Bsari of Directors, held on the It'll day of
Dtcomher. 1eTs. an assessment mo. 81 of -
Cents per share WAS Levied upon the capiial
stock % tho corporation, payable imnicdi.
aiely In United States gold coin, to the Secre-
tary, at tho once Of the Company. III Cali.
fornia street. kooms 5 and T.. second fs0r Ten
trance 800 California street,. san Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of January,
is16. viii b delinquent. aud advertised Tor sale
At public auction, and unless payment 70 made
before win be old on MONDAY. tho Stat dag
Of January, ise, 70 pay the delinquent ssscss
ment. together With costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
iy order OF the board Of Directors.
j. N. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
iee- 3tl California street, Rooms and 1.
second floor ten,rsncs 30 california street,,
Han Francisco, California dc9 I'll
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Schmiedell, uochstAdter u
Go, Trustee.
sehmiedsll, Hoehstsdter g..
Co. Trustecs............... 2i2i....l0....l0 :.
sehmIedell, Hochstadter q
3 Co., Trustees bal. ..x20o.....t.....t :.
TuntuIik O. w. Trustees. 49,. ..2U....9 :.
rurnbuil 4 Co W do ..f91....7o....D..
And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Director. made on the eth day Of
November. 1875. 20 many shares ofcaeh parceiof
such stock as may be necessary. win be sold at
public auction. at the auttion house ef John
ifiddi. ton 4 EOS, M. $40 Montgomers street,
Han Francisco, California. ON MONDAY. the
2lth day ~ December, 1915. NJ the hour Of
u O'Clock n. or raid day. 10 pay said delin.
quent assersment thereon, iogeiher with COTS
or advertising and expenses Of the pale.
W. NJ. HELMAN, Secretary.
Oniee-3 so California street, Room No. II.
Ban Francisco. California. dsio I'd
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pICroU MININa cOMrANY.-LO.

cation OF prlncipai place OF business, Dan
Location Of works. Gold nm. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that al q meeting Of
the Board Of Dirvctors, hell on the asth day OF
Nvvembef, ISIS, N assessment mo. W OF
T~enty Ave Cents per share was levied np1n
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United siste- gold coin, 10
the Secretary, at the o.icc of the Company,
Room No. y. No. ioS California street, san
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shah
remain unpaid on tbs 2Iih day OF p~ecenber'
A. d. ISIS, will be delinquent. and adver'
tised for sale 1t public auction. and unless pay
ment IL made before, will he sold o, fRi'
DAY, the iith day Of Jspuary. 1876, TO pay
the delinquent assessment. together win
d. PuiLLlPS, SECRETARY.
omes-Rson y. toe California street. san
Franctsco. oaiiforaia- nohtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-20
GLOBE CONSOLIDATED MINING
" Company. Principal place Of business,
~. E..nrl.ea Halifnrnia

u Company. Principal place Of business,
San Francisco, California.
Location OF Works, .G0ld llitl Mining Dis.
trlct. storey county, Htats of Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given that at Q meeting Of
The Board of Directors, held on the third day Of
December. 1873, an assessment OF my cents
per share was levied upon the car:tzl STOCK Of
The corporations payable immediately In United
States gold and silvef coin. 20 the SECRETARY,
81 the once OF the company. Room u. No.
4is CALIFORNIA; street, San Francisco, California:
remain unpaid on the 1th day Of Jan.
u1y, 1879 will be delinquent, and advertised
for sals at public auction, and unless pay.
ment 10 made before. will he sold on FRI.
DAY. the 18th day Of January. 1876. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
JOS. MAaUIitE. secretary.
Room q. Ne. Gs California s1ees. San Fran.
elseo. California. do I'll
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Il Lnc / ON Of principal place Of business.
the city AMI county VI San Francisco, sta,e VI
Cal fOrnia. y rwAL. D..
Notice Il hereby eiun that at . meeting %
the Dlrr tors held n the third da, Of De en-.
Der, A. ID. lsI5. IN assessment OF Ten Dollars.
United States Y Ill colin. per share wa, lev ed
upon the capital stock OF the corporation. pays
lie ps and aftrr the fourth day Of D.cembcr. A.
ID. isI5, ~ the Cashier of the Hank, ~ IT.
Banhinx Hoa~ In said city and county OF Kan
fraocircL ..
Any stock upon which this as. 'ssment sh,i
remain unpaid on the TENTH day Of JANU.
AIRY, A.. d. 1876, ~ill be delinquent and adver.
tiscd Tor sale at public Auc loo, and uLlsss pay.
msnt L. made btfore, will be sold on the twen-
ty-siyth day Of January. A. d.. 1910, 20 pay the
dslinquent assesament1. together with costs of
ndvrftisiug and EXPENSES OF sale.
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TusArreststoek oidyroedsatheaiasd'aes
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seerstuy Of the bank Of C,lifonia.
once thanking House % the Bank Of Cali
forniA. northwest corner Of California and San.
some streets. San Francisco. ID I'd
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UOFdOh y, Tfnttft. .s....S
Greenebaum. n.lbing X Co,
Trustees. ...., ..SSp. ..V....O o.
Gr~cnebaum, ilelbing Il Co,
Trustces ,.................SSoi. .lW...lOo ..
Greencbaun. Hslblng q Co,
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I'D LsrnAcnAN. Marshal.
Town Aitorpsy's once, November 10th.
isIs. bol9 aid
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
city Railway Extension,

PROPOSED EsTABLTsnME ENT OF NEW LINE IN THE
WESTERN PART OF THE cIrY--INFoRMAL MEET
ING AND DISCUSSION OF THE sUBJEcr-MfAsURE'
MENrs OF DIsTANCE ESTIMATED COST AND FU-
TURE OPERATION.
AT the Board of Trade Room, yesterday after
noon, several prominent and influential gentle-
men, each personally Interested in the extension
of our street railway systom, met informally for
a consideration of the subject The matter was
fully and thoroughly talked over, and the meet
ing resulted i'll All agreement between those
present to at once begin an active CANVASS to as
certain what amount of subscriptions can be
raised in behalf of the new enterprise.
The more important points in the discussion
were the location Of tile route, its length by
measurements, the cost of the road and the
benefits which would arise from its construc-
tion. The route deemed most practicable is
from Front and Market out Front to jackson,
detecting through this street to Chestnut, out
Chestnut to Clayton and through this back to
Front and then on out to Union thence via this
street to the present City Railway Depot. The
DETECTION at Jackson street will give more uni
form ascent to Union street by avoiding the
steep hill on Front. No actual surveys have
yet been made, but James Bradford and Geo.
W. Bush have together gone over the proposed
route very carefully, and by measurements made
upon the city map they find that the length Of
the road, by this route, will he 2s quarter miles,
and are of the opinion that three miles of track,
including switches, turn outs, &c., Will be re-
qnired.
The estimated cost OF the construction of this
road $40, 900. This amount is believed to be suf
ficent to lay the tracks, equip the road and furn-
ish a guarantee surplus fund for the operation
of the road for five years. Compared with the
present railway, the estimated cost is about two
thirds less, but Mr.. Bradford and others are of
the opinion that the sum named will be amply
sufficient for the purposes stated. 1t WAS re-
marked at the meeting(by authority we presume)
that the present City Railway Company were
willing to undertake the operation of the pro-
posed road. provided the new company would
guarantee operating expenses
All present felt that Il new line of railway
through tho Western part of the city, would
greatly enhance tho value of property in that
section, there being several fine estates which
would be in such close proximity to the line.
Ono gentleman thought that the increase in
value would be quite as rapid az in property
along the Avenue, and to illustrate the increase
there. he compared the present estimate with
what property was worth in the days when
Judge Bradford's residence was known as
'iBradfords Folly" Several gentlemen have
already given assurances that they will bnild
along the line of the road, if opened.
After the canvass for subscriptions has been
worked up another meeting will be held.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
-------
On the Ragged Edge.

JUDGE FISHERS REMOVAL DEcIDED ON IN THE
CABINET MEETING, yEsTERDAy-HIs son RE
sIaNe.
The President was i'll Washington yesterday,
returning to Long Branch last night. A Cabi-
net meeting was hold, at which the removal of
Judge Fisher was considered, and at half past
one O'Clock, aud while the Cabinet was still in
session, Judge Fisher came into the White
House and remained in consultation with Mr..
Lew Luckey about fifteen minutes. A Star
representative asked linn if his case presented
any new phase and he replied that it did not
but Ills neryons manner indicated that he was
still on the ragged edge"
The IrtbuneS dispatch says ''the complaints
against tho administration of Judge FISHERS
oiiice wern considered at length. The conclu-
sion arrived Mt unanimously was that Il speedy
change could not be avoided. From this 1t will
be seen that ex-Gov. Shepherds assertion that
the opposition to Judge Fisher came only from
tho Postmoster- General is not true, for there
was absolutely no opposition i'll the Cabinet to
the removal. This conclusion has not yeg been
officially communicated to Judge Fisher, hut he
will be informed or it very soon, and will then
probably tender his resignation at once and ex-
Gov. Wells will take possession of the Office"
Charles q. Fisher, son of tho Judge, yesterday
resigned his place as Assistant District Attorney.
His administration has caused great complaint,
and the idea was, of course, to improve his IA
theirs chance of retention. The Tribune cores
pondent says "Bllt the trouble Ill Judge Fish
er's Office has been with its head az well as with
the subordinater, and any reform to be of any
value must go to the very root. The tree itself
is diseased, and no pruning of the branches will
cure it,
DELAWARE OPINION ON JUDGE FISHERS REMOVAL.
Writing under the impression, sent out on
Tuesday by Judge Fishers friends, thathe would
be retained, the Smyrna Times expresses at
length its desire that he should clear himself of
the damaging charges against him. and says:-
The charges against tho Judge arc very dam.
aging, and If they are not truo we should sup
pose lie would seek to clear himself of them.
He surely has some higher desire than merely to
seek to hold the place for the sake of the pay.
The good record he made and left hore at home
is something that Lis many friends in his native
State love to cherish in his behalf, and will be
only too glad to see him vindicated.
Even the three heads of Departments who are
said to be opposing him, while they allege off
cal dereliction of the most tlagrant character
against him, confess to a liking for him AZ an in
dividual. 1t would be gratifying to
have these charges cleared up-even to show
that they arose from sheer negligence
II, as reported, he has been granted a new
lease of office, hope he, will be sufficiently
cupied by his duties as to keep him from inter
fering with the federal offices and causing dis
sensions here at home.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
Personal.

Governor Hartranft OF Pennsyvania, il Al
she Arrandale House, between the town of Bed
ford and the old Bedford Springs Hotel.
Mr.. Fechter, the tragedian has sufficiently
recovered his health to admit Of the resumption
Of his professional labors.
Hopes are entertrined OF the recovery ol
robert Dale Owen from the maady from which
lie ID suffering.
1t is stated that Gen. Frank Z. Blair, recent.
" deceased. left no estate, being dependent al
the time OF his death upon his office of lnsur.
snco Commissioner Of Missouri.
Vice President Wilson has ordered accom-
uodations for himself and several friends at the
dreenbrier White Sulphur Springs, West Va.
.t-ReY Charles Collins, ID. D., OF the NJ. L.
Church South, died recently at Memphis He
was President of Dickinson College, at Carlisle,
Pa. from 1862 unit, 1860
Several Of cur Pennsylvania editorial neigh
bnr4 are 'relaxing." Major h. B. Moore and
wife OF West Chester, are at Atlantic City; Gen.
W. W. II. Davis and wife are at I.tiz; Morgan
Ii. Wills and wife, of Norristown, arc pursuing
thor European tour, their latest letters in the
Mrdld being written from Holland; aud Barton
d. Evans OF West Chester, is with the Califor-
lila excursion party of agricultural editors
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
Lively Time ON the Causeway.

A FAMILY FIGHT WITH FISTS AND PtsFoLs-A KID
NAPIER SEVERELY PUNISHED AND THRUST IN
JAIL.
John Dorsey is q colored man who resides on
the causeway, near Garesche's Lane. Charles
Preston is a neighbor and last evening rendered
a neighborly service. William Croker is Dorsey q
son-in-law but there does not seem to be very
reciprocaly affectionate feeling between them,
although last night they felt very strongly drawn
towards each ether.
In the family is n feud, but the nature OF 1t
we do not know. 1t has, however, it seems,
| separated Croker and his wife, who, with her
child, has been living at home. Croker, mean
WHILE has been living about from place to place,
but go whore he will he cannot separate from
hun determination to have his child. A short
time ago he stole the child away, and it was alb
sent for several days and until he was found,
drunk and asleep with it, i'll the Folly Woods,
II was then taken away from him and restored
to its mother. But to come closer down to the
occurrence which gave rise to this mention, Gro
ker yesterday or the day before went to his
father-in-law's residence, and with club beat
his wife over the head in an unmercful manner,
raising large contusions on her head and body.
He then left, escaping punishment, but last