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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-02
ASSESSMENTS LRvIrB.
<,Ev Yonx INNING COMPANY.

NV
~ Location OF principal piscs Of business,
4ig California street, San Francisco. California.
L-eaiion OF works. Gold nill Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Sotieeis hereby given that al meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held on the 9Th day OF De-
eember, 1874. an Assessment (So. y OF Finy ls0l
Gents per share wa- levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin. to the Secretary, AZ
the Office OF the Company.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9th day OF January,
1878. will ba delinquent, and advertised for sale
n public suction. and unless payment j. made
before. will he sold on the Twenty. nfth day
Of January, 1875, TO pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs OF advertising and ex'
pen.es OF sale.
BY order OF the Directors
n. G. KIBBE. Secretary.
O~nee-RoOm No. 81 Tayward's Building. No.
Iis California street, san Frsueiteo, California.
DEF I'd
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EENrrCK MINING COMPANY

u ENA nIhNS
n Location Of Principal place OF business,
San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold hin Mining District,
storey county, Nevada.
Nollee l. hereby given that at a meeting OF
the Direciorr, held on the I'd day OF
December. 1874, M as.er-ment mo. ~ OF
one Dollar (Sil Ter share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable inme'
diaieiy. In United States gold : N, 10 the
secretary. at the once OF The Company, Room
No. 4. Hsyward's fuiidinc, No ii9 California
street. San frahcisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment ,hsll
rcnain unpaid ON the sIh day Of January. ISIS,
will he delit qucni. snd advertised for sale nj
publ c auction. ard uniess payment IL made
before. vii, be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th
day OF January 1873. TO pay the delinquent as
sessment. together with costs. OF advertising
FRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
Offce-Room No. I Hsyward's Building, No.
tig California street. San Francisco, Cal.
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pnsTpnNRMRNT

The date Of declaring ih, above stock delin'
QusLt has been postponed to January ~, Isis
and the day Of sale 10 February u, 1873.
Dy order OF the Board Of directors.
dei2 ID D. u. sQpikE. Secretary.
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MEETING.

DULLIOH MINING COMPANY. GOLD
ID Ilill Mining District. storey county, Ne
vada.-The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
81 the Bullion Mining Company. Gold Hin
Mining District Storey county. Nevada, for the
election Of Trustees Tor the ensuing year. and
the transaction o. ,ueh other business rs NAY
Company, Room No. u, Merehants' Exchange
Bu'laing. California street. San Francisco. Cal.
on THURSDAY. January II. 1915. al ! o'clock
dsi7 I'd JAMES 8. KENNEDY, Secretary.
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LOST

A NOTE or HAND FOR THE SUN OF
= seven Hundred and Rlny Dollars $3.50,
Payment OF the same has been stopped. and q
liberal reward will be paid 10 the finder on
returning the zane TO this once or 10 the sub.
reriber.
Geld Hin. December 10. 1874. dele iots
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And 10 accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the 23th day
Of November. 1870, 30 many shsrrs Of each
parcel OF sueh stock Ne may BE- Necessary will
Be ssld II public suction. At the Office Of the
CotnPany. Room ~. Haywsrd'r Building. No.
<i9 California sireet, San Francisco. California.
on TUESDAY. the 10Th day Of Jannary. 1915,
81 the hour ~ ] O'Clock p. u. Of said day, To
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to.
gethsr with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF The sale.
W. X. DEAN, Secretary.
0fice-Room No. ~ Haywanl'p building. No.
W California street. san Francisco. California.
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CAUTION.

JULIA GOLD AND SILVER MINING
o, Compsny.-T following Certificates Of
Stock having been sold fer Assessment No. 20,
thex xli mi he transformed.
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NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA
LUMBER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURES AND WHOLESALE
NJ Dealers In
MILL AND MINING TIMERS,
FINISHING. BUILDING a FLUhE LUMBER
~shinsIrs, Laih and Wood.
MILLS AND FI.rMB, '
Pro..er Creek stntIsn, G. y. Railroad
VIRGINIA OFFICE,
With LoNKEY a SMITH, At the Virginia
Lumber Yard, Is South ID street, opposite
Smith street. ~ N
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nFPICE OF THE sUCCOR MILL. AND
" Mining Company. San Francisco, Decem-
her q, lsTt.-ln accordance with q resolution
adopted At = meeting Of the beard NJ Trustees
OF the Succcr Mil and Mining Company, held
this da,, q special Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of said Company 10 hereby called. the same
To be held At the ofic. Of the Company,
Room. 5 and 8. No. 3O2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California, on SATURDAY,
the 3nth day Of January. A. d. ISIS,
at 2 o'c,ock r ~. to take into consideration
aud decide upon 4 ~proposiiion to increase the
capital stock OF said Company from one million
one hundrcd and forty thousand dollars (kl.lin,.
gOl. divided into twenty-five Thousand eight
hundred %. SOIL shares Of the par yalnc 81 my
dollars 800 each. the present capital stock. 10
three million four hundred and twcnty thou.
,anu dollar. tJ,lsO.o ca, divided Into .IIty.eirht
Thousand four hundred (ss, 400 shares Of the
par yalas OF any dollars $50, each.
q. JONES,
". X siIkTTuCK,
X. J. MOORE.
de.std GUSTAV surRO.
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Eos the very best Photographs. 20 to Rrsdsy
d Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
II ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
Montgomery street. San francisco.
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a RIzONA AND UTAH MINING

RIzONA AND UTAH MINING
n COmpany-Locstion Of principal place oil
business. San Franci,co, California,
Location Of works. Gold I'LL Mining Dis
trict, storey County. Nevada.
Notice H. hereby given that At q meeting oil
the board Of Directors, held on the 10th DAY Of
December, isIt, an Assessment (No. III OF sew
,nty.nye Cents per share va. levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable lmine'
diatsly, IN United siste- gold coin, tn the
Secretary. al the once OF the Company, Room
~. No. sis California street, san Francisco,
California. q.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the iith day ri January. iSI5,
will be delinquent, and advertised for ralc At
public a%lcilon. and unles. payment 10 made
Before. will be sold on the Second day Of Feb.
tuary. ISIS, to pay the delinquent a.se'smeni.
together with c0sts Of advertising aud expenses
Of sale.
By order Of the Directors,
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| Co., Trustees. H....m 49,. 10 =.
And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the ilth day
OF November, ls7t, 20 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary viii
bs rold al public auction. nj the salesroom Of
Maurlc. DoIe & Co. No. 326 Pine street, San
Francisco. California. on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of January. lsTj, at the hour Of ] O'Clock
p N. of said day. 10 pay said delinquent as,sss.
nsni thereon. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
PRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
Once Room No. 4. Hayward'r Building. No
40 California street, San Francisco. Cal.
ID JOCK IsLAND GOLD AND
II silver Mining Company. : Location Of
principal place Of business, San Francisco, Cal
ifornis.
Location Of works. Gold Mn Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
S~0tiee.-There mr.. delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account Of asseps.
ment tho. 5Ilesied ON the 10Th day Of November.
1874. the several amounts, set opposite the name'
Of the respective shareholder, a. follows;
Names. No. Cert. Shp Amt.
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The Grnnd Army orthe Republic

CmlcAuO, May l2.-.The National En-.
Campment Of The Grand Army Of the
Republic convened this morning in Me.
Cofmick's Hall. The delegates were rs.
cOrted from the headquarters Mt the
Grand Pacific TO the hall by the militia
and the several posts Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic Of Illinois. Nearly one
hundred delegates were present, repre-
senting fifteen States.
General Charles Devere, jr., Com.
munder in Chief, presided, and delivered
an eloquent address upon the character
and principles Of the order, which was
most warmly received by the encamp'
meht. .. ... ...I|. |...l. Id. .
The reports Of the Adjutant and Quar-.
LcrmastCr Generals show material gain
In the membership p Of the order since the
last enCNmpment, with most encouraging
prospects for the future. I..L.s1
At the afternoon session several lmpOr.
tant matters relating to the internal
affairs Of the organization were consider
ed aud acted upon.
Resolutions complimentary to the re-
tiring Commander General, Devere, who
declines II reelection, and to Col. Henry
X. Sibley, his efficient Adjntant General
were enllusiastically y adopted, and com
mittecs appointed to present them with
suitable testimonial. ....
During The evening there has been Il
reception at the Exposition building
where addresses Of welcome were made
by Gov. Bcverilgc and Mayor COlvin, to
which General Deveres responded. The
election Of officers occurs tomorrow, and
there is but little doubt but that Gov
IIartranft, Of Pa, will be elected Com
nlanler.in-C Chief. ,As
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River News.

The river Is still rising slowly. Last
evening the marks at the wharf indicated
8 feet. .....
The r. W. Skillinger passed down at 8
A. NJ. en- route for Ir0nton.
The Carrie Brooks, Pittsburgh to
GAINESVILLE, passed down at an early hour
In the morning,
The Express left for Parkersburg M
usual.
Tho Granite State, Portsmouth to Pitts
burgh, passed up at 10 A. NJ.
Tho Mallio RagOn will leave for Pitts
burgh at 0 o'clock this morning.
The steamer City Of Quincy, en- route
from Pittsburgh to 81. Louis, was due al
this port Yesterday afternoon. She got
three model barges at Steubenvillc, and
will take Oh some glassware here.
The Courier Is to-day's PArkcrsburg
boat.
A rise sufficient TO float coal to the
lower ports is expected.
The local tow.bOatS appear TO be doing
quite brisk business. The little pack.
cts are also doing well.
.O LBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May 12.-The river Is q
feet 4 inches and rising; weather cool
and clear.
NASHVILLE, May 12.-River rising ten
feet eight inches on shoals; weather clear
and pleasant the Cooke expected from
Point Isabel. ...I I..t .
MEMPHIS; May 12.-The river fell
| tnnknB, ,,nnk kbaH NIn0a nnI ,A1naaouN nn-
parted--Julia and Daylight, St. Louis,
ST.. Louis, May observation-disclosures
and Lady Lee, Illinois river; Clinton,
81. PAUL. Anderson and johnson, Keo-
kuk; Brown and Coal Hill, Cairo. De-
parted-Yaeger, New Orleans; Lady Lee,
illinois river; johnson, Keokuk; Grand
Tower, Memphis Belle Of 81. Louis,
Illinois river. The river is falling slow
ly; weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, May H. Arrived Capital
City, 81. Louis; Wild Duck, Pittsburgh;
Departed-Charles Morgan, New Orleans.
Arlington, Memphis; Capital City,
ViCksburg; Alice Brown, st. Louis. The
river is 80 feet and falling; weather clear
and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, May 12.--River 8 feet 6
inches In canal and Q feet 8 inches In In.
dian chute. Arrived--Vint Shinkle,
John Dippold, Memphis. Departed
Vint Shinkle, Memphis; Fawn, Hender.
son and Dippold, Pittsburgh. Clear and
cool.
EVANSVILLE, May 12--Tho river has
fallen inches. Weather beautiful but
windy. business dull. Up-1dlewild,
from Cairo; Down-Tarascon, from Lou.
isyille. Mercury 540. No boats outside
Of the local packets to-day.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-The river has
receded 0 inches, with 10 feet 10 inches Of
water. Arrived-William Jaspar, Pitts
burgh; Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans.
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RAILROAD MovEMENTs.--The capita
stock Of the Waynesburg & Washington
Pa.) narrow-guagc road has all been
subscribed at last, and call has been
issued for the first installment Of 10 per
cent. This looks like business, and We
congratulate our indefatigable friend oI
the Republican on the success Of his labOrs
and that Of his colleague, Richie, lthas
been hard work to get the stock taken,
notwithstanding that Green county is
without a railroad in all her borders, and
We almost concluded at times that the
enterprise would fail. The result, how.
ever, shows whateuergy and perseverance
can do even in Green county, whose in
habitants, it would seem, are to be saved
from old fogyism against their will,
There is another old iogy county that
Is being walked up on this SAME subject
to an unusual extent. We mean Monroe
county, Chic, in which the sound Of the
",, ,I M ',s' w., ',,',1 ~ T n ,~;.'
SG,,',,,,"sS,,S, ~ w. 80. nitt ma.,
,rt, n',,I 49,, '''T" "Is' ,,S w., -
.n, %", sos S ooo Wv w., "a. D,',, WV" '.n,.l;IaJ
w. w. 49, s,I u, ""'S "'S' 'Sp, ,,, ,''a, .S
''.'',.'-'. ,, ~, Nv
I'"'Pt'' :: so"' '"' sun "V''' Wv
nope that light II breaking at last over
the clark hills Of Monroe" and that
those concerned will put This proiect
,L.,,.l. an, 4, Il, n,..., TLo .on,h
.'''s" "",' " WARM '"' 'sp"'
llcahS oI dreene ami Monroe counties
ought to build the road alluded to, rs
n means Of dispellinv the cloud of he.
,,;,,L,aI,,o,, ,Ln, I,aa so,,ai No. LAM, I;Lo
"'s"'e'''"" '''"' nus 'sS'''' ~ '""s "N'
aPal upon these two Democratic strong
holds.
An othcr imnort,ri marrow. r,,apc nro.
;,a, =, A., w., ''''' ''I "' wv e.I e.I tra,,
wv !" tn"' Vi INC propoSeu r"au 'r"'n
NeiiS Siding, on the Central Ohio road,
through St. 'CIairsville, New Athens and
Cadi, IN ConnorsburoL In Carroll Conn.
~ '',". '. :, ~, ISL. -, .,,,,, H., sa.,
W "n''' " M''' v"''ne't WIN. wv I"""
already completed to PainesvIlle. Con
corning the link from Nen7s to CannOns-
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Condensed Telegrams.


The New Orleans Pieapule special
reports destructive fire ut Bryan, Texas
loss 100000; insurance $4,000; W, U.
Padgett, Sam. l.. Cohen, W. D. DillCstOn
and j. +. Rehals are heavy loosers.
The report circulated that the steamer
Colona burned on Lake Michigan Tues.
day evening Ia untrue. A heavy north.
west gale prevailed here and several
vessels are reported bOaChed, but no
particulars as to the damage done.
AT a meet Of the stockholders Of the
Denver & Pacific X. r., at Denver on
Monday, the following directors were
elected: Robert Carr, b. Mohat, John
Perry, Carlos Greeley, w. b. Lewis, jr,,
Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon, q. NJ, Dodge,
and Oliver Ames.
Alter ten years Of peace the soldiers
and sailors Of the late war are assembling
for grand reunion. Chicago Is honored
by this interesting gathering, and has put
on her best clothes. Representatives from
all the Grand Armies arc rapidly arrlv.
ing. The celebration will last three days.
Chicago presents very gay appearance
to-day. Flags are flying from all the
principal huildinsa. The day Ia perfect.
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GheGrteIIiqentta,
possible Trouble nt CharIeston.

When Gov. Jacob left here on the
the steamer Andes Tuesday evening, he
expressed himself as anticipating no
trouble in the renewal Of the archives Of
the State to this city on the 2lsI, lie
thought that there was enough good sense
and prudence among the leading and in
luentiul citizens Of Charleston to prevent
any attempt at iorcible interference, This
good opinion Of the Governors Is pos
IDLY premature, II a special dispatch to
the Cincinnati Times and Chronicle Of
Tuesday evening is to be relied on, That
dispatch is to the effect that the parties
engaged in packing up the archives Of the
state, meaning, we suppose, the Auditor,
Treasurer, Secretary Of the State, libra
rian, School Superintendent, Sc, had
been arrested on u warrant from the Cir
cult Court Of Kanswha county, aud were
to appear before the Court thatday Tues
day. for trial. What is likely to follow
their trial is mol indicated IN the dis,
patch, We presume they may be re-
Qnired to show cause why they shall
not be committed for contempt Uf the
injunction issued by Judge Ward. I'm.
less they can show cause, the ordinary
procedure would be to send them to Jail.
Whether the parties who are responsible
for The suing ont Of the injunction pro-
ceelings will push things to such an ex-
iremily remains to be seen, They are
certainly taking on themselves a serious
and uncnviable responsibility II they do.
TO attempt to iorcibly interfere with tho
chief magistracy Of the State in tho cxccu-
lion Of the laws, is indeed q grave matter,
aud one that may Precipilato collision
involving not only the peace Of the conf
monwCaIth, and the sacrifice Of human
life but also the good name Of the State
throughout the country.
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NEW YORK.

New York, May IA number O
protests against the recent awards by the
Indian Commissioners Of contracts fol
supplying tobacco have been made by
unsuccessful bidders. The persons who
protest claim that the inspector appoint.
cd by the Commissioners, being q leaI
inspector, was incompetent to Judge
Commissioner Z. =, Smith says the
trouble was that the contract had been
awarded outside Of the city, and the
brokers and others engaged in the trade
were now giving vent to their disappoint-
ment, The investigating committee sug.
geste1 by Professor Marsh's disclosures
has already been appointed, and one Of
the committee Ia now making inVestiga-
tiOns in the Indian country.
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WAsthSa+oN, May 12ANtthihg 4
known at the Executive Mansion Of the
reported probable resignation Of Secre;
taFy Fish 1t The end Of the present fiscal
year. i,
Ex-senator Pratt called on the Prcsi.
dent and Secretary lIrist6w to-day and
subsequently visited the Internal Revenue
office, where he was for some time in con.
snltation with Nj. Douglass, lie has not
decided when to formally enter upon The
duties Of Commissioner, though he will
probably do 40 within aWeek, His tohi-
mission was signed to-day.
The Attorney General in response TO
nm inuuity from the secretaty Of War
gives his opinion that entollment before
before the proclamation and orders men.
toned in the act Of April g, 1872, does
moi preclude claim for bounty where
the company or regiment was mustered
into the military service Of the United
States prior to July 22d, 1861 undeESaid
proclamation and orders. .....
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Colonel Anthony.

LEAvENwoRTtI, KS, May 12r-Thett
Is no apparent change in Col. AHthoin,y
condition since yesterday. 4 council oil
physicians, including most gu the doc
tors in the city and surgeons oil FI. Leav'
enworth wAs hejd thI5 afternoon to con.
alder tbs Sdvissblllty Of performing an
onefation 10 de up The severed artery,
hi siiSf discussing The point for several
bot,tS they concluded that the operation
could do hogood, They express no hope
Of Mr.. Anthonys recovery though they
say he may suttiyeyet two OF three days
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Meeting Of the Reformed EpiSco.
pal Council.

CHICAGO, May 12.-The third general
council Of the Reformed Episcopal Church
met in this city to-day and will remain In
session about ten days. About one hun.
dred ministers and FAY deputies are In at.
tendance. Rev. DIT. Thomas, Of the Re.
formed Dutch Church Of America, assist.
ed in the opening services. Officers Of
Council, including the presiding Bishop
we're elected for The ensuing year. The
chief business Of to-day was 10 define The
boundaries Of the missionary Jurisdiction
Of Bishop Cheney, The question Of ap.
portiOning the country into missionary
districts, each having its standing com.
mittGes, and when practicable, a Bishop
chosen from lis chief rectorshl p. The even.
ing session Is to be devoted to religious
services,
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secretary l,ristOW Accepts the In.
VltntiOft.

LOUISVILLE, May i2.-secrctaty Btis
tow has accepted The invitation to delivci
nm address atthe decoration Of Tho Union
soldiers graves at C0nelill Cemetery on
the 29th. I.f7 yt.r-ETnNIr
An important surgical operation was
performed on ucn. John q. Breckenridge
In Lexington, Tuesday, by DR.. Gross, OF
philndelphia, and DR.. sayre, Of New
York. hcphysiclnns arc Of The opinion
that the Generals liver was injured by a
blow received dnting the war from the
fragment Oin shell, and that his present
snferings are due entirely 70 that cause,
They entertain hopes that the operation
will prove Of permanent advantage to
the sntieferf If.F U.fs.|isTt
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Convention OF IsniIroaI Furchas.
ing Agents.

ST. LOUIS, May 12-The second annna
convention Of the Railroad Purchasing
Agents Association met at The Lindel
Hotel and remained in session transaCtinl
business two hours, after which they re
paired to one Of the reception rooms o.
the hotel, where they were met by the
reception committee and welcomed to the
city on behalf The merchants and man
uiacturers Of st. Louis. This afternoon
the members Of the Convention were
driven around the city and through the
suburbs and thence 10 the Fair Grounds
where an elegant collation. was spread
and while partaking several speeches
were made, numerous toasts drank, and q
jolly good time was had. Tomorrow
The Convention will cross the bridge and
visit the national stock yards In East 81
Lonis and take an excuraOn an the river
A large number Of the roads OF the
country both east and west were repre-.
senled.
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NoCinl NcIence AssoelatIOn.

DETROIT, MICH, May l2.-The second
days session Of the American Social Sci.
enCe Association opened to-day,
A paper was read by DR., d, +. Lincoln,
Of Boston, on the subject Of the injurious
effects Of school life on the nervous sys-
TEN, and ii was then discussed by the
members,
James NJ. Barnard, of Boston, made
some remarks on the physical perfection
Of scholars. a...
James ], Putnam, Of Boston, read a
paper on the subject Of gymnastics in
public schools, which was then discussed,
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CiNurNNArt, May 12.-At the quarterly
meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of the
Adams Express Company held here to-
day George II. Price, the messenger who
killed the rObber in his car on The Pitts.
bdrgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago road a
few days since, was voted 81 900 in gold.
The Board also voted $4,000 per Nnnnhl
to the Expressmen's Aid Society, to be
pnid to the heirs Of deceased members
who die in the service Of the company.