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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13


NEvADA oOLD AND nILvER
IN AMINO COMPANY. Loeatioa Of pain
eipal Place Of basinssA saA fnneiseo. Cali
Location Of works. aod hin, Storey county.
Nevada.
the Beard Of Directors, held on the soth day Of
March. 1915, an assortment mo. y Of Ton
Cents PSF share vas levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable immedi-
ately. In United Suiss gold coin. TO the
SECRETARY. a the once Of the Company, hoom
%. No. az California street, San franciseo.
An stsck upon which this assessment shali
remain unpaid % the "a day. Of Nay, 1915,
will - ~dslinqusnt, and advertised for sac
II public auction. and unless payment 70
made before VIII BE- sold on TUESDAY.
qaeai assscsnsat. together viii eesis 81 "a
vertisins and Expenses Of sale.
by srder Of the Board Of Dirscton.
JOSEPH AAoufkk. u<erstay.
omee-Room =, No. tis California street.
ssn frsaeisco. Califsuia- spttd
GROWN POINT ooLD AND sII-
u YER MiAlN0 c0nPANY. -Loeaiieo Of
praeipsl place Of saslnsss. Nan rrsneixo,
uAlifornia-
Loesiioa Of ~Osls, Cold HIN, Storey county.
Noucs 10 hsssby sivss, that Of . meeting Of
the Board Of Dirsetou. lid On Ne bsA day Of
April. is7s. an assessuent CNo. ~ % One
D Doll ! Pss 's.rs sss i:'IsS spoc ne s.S!.i
In United States gold coin. 20 the sserstap. q
the once Of the Company. Room - Hayvard's
ssildiss no. 90 California strsss, San Fran
any stock upon which this ssssssnsut shah
',h'i Ss s %asIinSa ss .1 md a." sa sss !. A q: ' :.is
a. public ~lucfiop. and unlsss pavmsnf II made
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

POHTr0NKMENT.
The shove ssle 10 postponed ustii MONDAY,
nsy J. 1879. o. the same hour and plses men.
TONED. p rsso.uiios VI ne Board q Trustees
LUSiEN HERMANN. s.srst.s,.
Ban Fnneisco. Cal. April 10. ts7s. spiolA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13
ASSESSMENT IUrsD.

r ADY BaYAN MlNlN0 son.
IL PASY. -Loeatien 81 pnneipal Place q
buslnsss. San fraAeisco. California
Ne,io- " hereby given. thsa ~ nssti.s o.
The Bosra of Daretsu, hsld OF the mn day Of
nafeh. l016. q ssssasmsnt No. ~ a ons
Dollar per share vss isvisd upon the capt.
tal stoes of II eorporsfiaa. payasss tnnsdt
Atsly, In l nilsd AtAtss gold coin. 70 The Sscrs
taxy, a. ths sones Of the cSnpsay, Ronn No 4
HAy vard's Bsildinx. ma en- oAliforsA surst.
San franeisco. California.
rs1aln unpaid On the nh day " AL isfe.
sfii b dslisqusat. and advertised ios sale
e public emotion, An unlsea payment 10 nads
ssICrs van b sod on TnuksDAr, ths issh
dy q nay. lS1s. 70 pay The dehpqncnt -
.sssnsnt. iogsthef viii costs Of advsfsisinx
and sxpenss Of sale.
N order Of the Board Of Dtrector.
wM. n. hcCLfNrOCk. SECRETARY.
O6cs-Room No. 4 Haywafd's Building, No.
AS California street. . Francisco. CALIFORNIA;.
, 1876-04-10
PERSONAL.

JeunIo Collins, Of Boston, ths WORDING. .eIsla'
friond. lad her pocket picked OF S220 the other
day.
Constant Mayer, tho nell-knora New York
artist, will tAko 4 summer vacation In Europe,
sailing Msy1.
Tho Faculty Of tho Johns Hopkins University
will consist Of ton or twslye rasident Professors,
aud ten uon.roatdenta.
Henry Ward Deschsr aAys II Calylnlam ware
tho doctrine Of God ho would reject 1t. In that
csse God would probably DIAL roughly with Ill.
Deecher.
Daniel Drsw ooufosses that hs WAS overcome
by the passion for gambling in stooka. ue A.
ways thought he could stop whom hs wanted to.
but he never could.
1t is understood that Mr. r. d. Wards, now
acting At MoYieksr's Theatre ia this city, IL en-
gagged - lending man for next season 1t 1onn
AcUullough'a Ga1lfofnia Theatre.
st. I.ouis Republican; "TAo Asst mama Of 4
California journalist Ia Le drande, and lts nd
70 think OF man with such title having to
wnse paragraph about dog-aght."
Tho resemblance OF tho House OF David to the
House that Jack Built should bs pointed out by
come Gifted rhymer. WHO the rats ars that sht
tho malt that Ass IN tbs House OF psyid. syssy.
body kuows.
Prot. Swings delicate irony seemed to bs ap-
p.eotsssd by the Farwal! Hall meeting. Hs wa
for tho mustst Of swets. the eonolllatloa Of Dsx.
| tsr, and the 6oapsl Of Mitohsll-au II onos. The
Audlsaas spplAudsa him, 3ast u Aay had Up.
, 1876-04-10

The yalno Of ablo counsel when a lnan is
III tight place il curiously illustrated in tho
case Of Con. DELxSAp, who Inns engaged four
eminent aud expensive lawyors 10 conduct
Ills defense before tho Senate sitting rs O
Court or Impeachment. When ho resigned
his portfolio DEIENAp was universally be-
loved 10 10 guilty, mil thero is evcry reason
to suppose lie believed it himself. But ho
had not thon heard tho evidence, md couldn't
be expected to feel EURO about it. Moreover,
lie hadn't yet received from his lawyers tho
assurance that lo was perfectly innocent.
Now that tho Big Four lanvo put their hoads
together and constructed their plan Of do.
fcnso, BELKaAr seems to have changed places
with himself. A flaw hns been discovered In
MAnsu'a testimony, and 10! tho sclf.col,.
fcBsed bribu-taler iH innocent, and confident.
ly expects full yindication. Tho legal Eerv.
ices Of such set OF lawyers would be cheal
ut any price.
, 1876-04-10

whom to cliooac But whoever is thus dcsfg-
nato.l muss nlso DO elected to the Council
from tho ward In which ho lives. Thus, It
Mr.. TnoMAs 1foyNn sl,all bo designated by tho
meeting Of tomorrow evening, llo mnat DO
nominntcd md elected to tho Common Coun-
eli byt tho votors of tho Second Ward, In which
lo lives, and ono Of tho candidates on each
ticket must withdraw in hia favor. Or, it 1t
shall 10 doomed advisable that cach of tho
Two parties shnll lesignnto . candidate for
Mayor, to DO votcd for at tho noxt election.
then both tloao persons muat DO elected to
tho Council from tho ward or wnrt1s in which
thoy live, so that, whichever party sl'all pre-
vni1, tho successful Candidate may bo chosen
In compliance with tho terms Of tho charter.
Tho adoption of this course will prevent tho
defeat Of tho popular will upon my legal
tcchnicality, and will ennb1o tho now Reform
Council to recognize the now Mayor alone,
and proceed without my regard to tho man
who go insancly undertakes to set tho ropn-
lar will ut defiance by holding Office nfter Ills
term Is out. THO adoption Of this plan will
10 formal notice to al Interim GOWN TINT
ho must quit, and Tint laelal bettor not stop
on the order OF his going, but go at once.
, 1876-04-10

Ceu. DAncocK is promptly on 'lnnd with n
full deuinl Of tho testimony Of Wlu1ELY con-
nccting him with tho safc-burglary conspira-
cy. I1o has MI explanation of Lis corre-
Gponlcnce with Wu1rrLr consistent with his
theory Of innocence, aud has assured the
President Of his ability to completely rofnto
The charges ngainst linn. Tile President,
however, is said to l,avo had lia fill Of ex-
planatons mud theories Of innocence, aud to
lavo ,nado up his mind nt Inst thet ho hns been
grossly deceived and betrayed by tho men
about lin. Ho il represented az being angry
ut tic manner in which lin confidence Inns
been abused, and as intending shortly to take
so1ne decisive nction tint shall fifty aud forci-
bly, express his feelings in this regard.
, 1876-04-10

It Is trifllug circumstance no ordinary
mortal would forget within sir weeks after
its occurrence, that. as 10 was about to board
IN English steamer for New York. writ was
served upon him from Westminster, sum-
snaning him to appear In court and make l,ia
defense to suit brought against him On
Charge Of swindling. Tint is precisely what
happened to ex.Minister Soakaox. There
were tho additional trivial circumstances to
impress It upon AIr. SouxAoh'a memory, that
tho Emma-Mine awiudie, about which the
suit was brought, had been tho subject Of
4hArp criuoism In tho London Journals xe-
, 1876-04-10

The DELAyo family nro just now the OBJ
jocts Of much solicitudo md attoution at the
hands Of tho Committee on Expenditures In
The Interior Department.. Son JouN'H coil
ncction with various lanl-survoying contractf
In Wyoming Torritory has been inquired intc
with especial interest, with tho result of as.
certaining that the young mans delicate loaltL
required that the Surveyor Of Wyo.
ming should socuro for him share In several
contracts, whereby tho sufferers weak
lungs were benefited 10 the extent OF
about $1,000. For this Bkillful mud
successful treatment Of the pasient,
DR.. HEED, tho surveyor.Geueral. received
Tho thanks Of DE1Aao senior, then Secretary
Of the Interior, coupled with tho hope that
care Ind been taken to avoid any appearance
of crookcdnesa in prescribing for hih sick
sou. It ia shown tint Onv1L1E GaAA1'a
health was improved in similar manner, md
that the mountain air Of Wyoming Misc
agreed with him when received by mail in
regular installmants.
, 1876-04-10
HI1H TREASON AuAINsT TIE SOVEREIGN
PEOPLE.

Tho extraordinary local events Of the last
week, tho bold, brnzcn, and defiant ecorn
with which thu criminal class lava seizod tho
balloLboxes, and declared tho most frautlu-
lent results, has had tho effect of nrousing
public sentiment to such MI extent that tho
participants may, bofore they arc weok older,
yainly appeal to the laws they hayo yiolnted
for personal protection from tho vengeance Of
Ill excited and outraged people. Tho nattor
has been the subject Of universal discussion
yesterday and on Saturday in all parts Of the
city, md by NIL classes Of people, and tho
sentiment is unanimous that tho criminals
shall not be allowed to profit by their crimes
that neither Of the scountlreis, EVANS, Phil
Ll1s, GLEAsoS, or IlYAN, shall bo permitted to
assume tito Offices they have stolon; and that,
to 1nAko TINT prevention certain and absolute,
whatover measures necessary shall be adopt-
ed.
The thief escaping with Lis stolen property
may DO Blot down; the burglar who onters
house to rob, puts hs life in peril; tho man
WIN lifts his hand against tho law ussumcs
tho consequences, and the four men intor-
ested in the corruption Of tho ballot.boxos,
who layo stolen Offices, can claim no i'm
munity not conceded to other criminals
caught rcd.hanlcd In the net, ind In tho
possession Of the stolen property.
4 public mnss-moating OF citizons will be
hsla at tho capacious Exposition building on
Tuesday evening. This is not party meet
ing; 1t las been called by Denloorata ss
woll a. Republicans, and tho Democratic City
IL IT.
, 1876-04-10

The Chicago produce markets were again
unsettled Saturday. Mess pork was active
and closed loo per brl higher, at $2a. log
ee.l6 caHh and $a9.a74@22.3 seller Alay
Lard was active and weak, closing 30 per l00
lbs lower, ut l8.40@l4.421 cash aud slS.5at
@l3.65 for May. Meats were less active md
steadier, at $50 for boxod shoulders, loe for
do abort ribs, and l24s for do short clears.
Highwines were quiet aud steady, at $l.0a
per gallon. Flour was quiet and unchanged
Wheat was moderately aetiye aud closed 10
lower, at o9}c for April and $1.03i for May.
Corn was less active and TO lower, closing at
4b!o for April aud 4sbc for May. Oats were
more aotave and 10 lower, closing at 3lzo for
April and 83lo for May. Rye was dull and
sasiss, At 84a for regular. Barley was quiet
and sasler, closing At $50 for April and Go
fos My. hogs ven qulet and weak, n
, 1876-04-10

G%Sft nt n mi
tnr, w . . o,, ,ho ,;r;vorenl ao,,,,,nart :. that =
ho3v NJ rotutoh,o, rnsnona,t,o man having
I'm co,rooe md thu ability IN 1ncet crimo
foco =, farm mi, fcrc, u !, srrror,1or ita
etolon oa;np aho,l In conatitr,o;l oa n f.on,.
r,ttoo If pnhl;c sofatv W. for,oor Ia nso
tho other anil ,ntrc a;on;acnnt torn used in
othcr nlacca m occosiona of like nubl,o
o1;arorco roI,oo.,ot, th,. r,rt;c sout},nent
or,1 r.<1,,o;rr n Ia co,,o,ctant form. The sur.
,ost,on L. :.
rrhot t1,o ,noot;,, ~ Tuesday niel,t aho1,
o,ro;,,t ea1oot romn,itteo Of f,ftv or
;.;,tv oooa c;t;-or. vim sl,all pronose n 1;st
.t 49,. ,t.,,..,,, pr,v1l1an ami T)-,onrroy;t
~y;..n. .o,oo,c1 from cvory wnril in TIM cit;v.
o,,1 fro,,, o,.orv nrofcss;on. trade. business,
.,1 ,,,,,,o,;o,,, mud from nvcrv nationality.
tr,t,a oo1nat;,, tn ho conf}ne,1 however. tn
a,o,, ,rho car,, ,ho;r living tv somo 1,onest.
-n,,,,,hto bnsincss mr. cmnlovmcnt. Th;s
con,m;ttco of ono t1,ousand citizons TINS con.
et;,utrd to con,noso TINS co,fN,rrrr or PM
1,o S.rrrv. From this Grand Committed MI
EYccut;vo Co,n,n,tsoo to In sc1ccto1. to whom
ehotl In o;ven tin nowor to execute tho or
;1ora ~ lin eropf, ccnr,;+tao 1yhon oroan.
izel, the first thing for tho Committee to do
ID ~ e,n,n,nn rv.Sa. pu,r1,pa. G,r,aoy, md
nr.s IN anncar toforo Tim Oommit.oo. with.
mt ;,ctov ~ fo;tnre, md whcn thov mn.
neor In rcouest them In Rion n iloe1ination
or resignation Of tho Offices to which tlcy
have lcon froudu,cnt)v t1cciaref1 electo1l. If
thcv ros;on. thcn tho offices will bo vacant.
and can In fillod aa the Inv directs. If they
rofusc, then tho Oommitteo shnll adopt such
n<a.urt, n, sriY result il, tho certain pycreutiou
of r;taer one Of tcss n,ca ogcntfuq to any e1.
tent il, the Office which he las sto!en Tho meet
IN, NJ Tuoadov n;o1,t e,on,t1 unhcsi,atino1v do.
c,erc TINT noither one of those man shall ever
In ,,crmItte1 to otflciate, md to tho Commit
Inn e1,on1a fo co,nm;stcd fu)l mower tn deter,
m;no tl,o roona. md to cxccuto theu. bv
which this result con In secured.
Tha crime committed bv them is bcyond
I'm corto,nn,ot;on of Inv. md mn romcdv IL
rrori7c, tfcrcfor. Tin Inv ossn,ncs s,,c1,
-, ~,
, 1876-04-10

Tho Rev. +. W. May, n Methodist minister
Of Michigan, whose brothcra havo reflected
honor upon their er-Oonlmonwealth, Inns
been found guilty Of adultery md perjury,
and suspended from Tho ministry. 1t is
needless to say that many Of tho 81 first fa,n-
ilics" In tile community which lie Inns orna-
mcntcd atoadfastly ro{uso to believe llm fair-
1y fudred,
, 1876-04-10

10 decline from Fridays quotations, light
Weights selling ot IS. oo@s.2o, anl common
to good heavy at So. .1o@8.35. Cattle wcre
in fair demand md nchango1-quoted at
81, 5Oa5.5O for common to choice. Sheep
sold at fnliy Fridays figures, common to extra
boing in demand at e6.0o@7.6o. Ono hum
drctl tlollarB in gold would buy $tl325 In
orccubacks At tho close.
, 1876-04-10

Thts resolution was unanimously adopted by
the Democratic City Convention On Saturday.
by loud about that aoemod to meAn business
on Tuosday evening next:
TurnkAs Thsrc Ia stfunR reason to believs hkt tbs
whole proceedings Of tho last town election Of aouth
Chicago hate bcen charActnrited BY stupandous and
unblushing frauds;
Ls.o'ptd, That The Democratic party ct Chicago, in
convention assembled, condemn and dauounee III A.
tenpta to defeat tho will at tho honest votet through
fraudulent rotng ballokbox stn1ang high trea-
against this sovereign people, and not 1aas Eaprs-
hcnlibla than armed rebellion.
, 1876-04-10


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, 1876-04-10

Tho new and beautiful cdiico just COM
pleted BY tho Firat Baptist Church was deds-
Gated Yesterday with appropriate exercises,
not emitting generous subscription for tho
extingujshn,ont Of tho church debt. Tho
building in ono Of tho finest and largest in
the city, and is notable acquisition to Chi.
sagQ church arehitecture.
, 1876-04-10

There ia ono thing that nsy bo set down -
certain. which IL, that Ep Pa1111rs and NIKE
EVAxs will nover again aasosa taxes aud collect
them from tho pooplo OF the Bonth Town. Thore
will be no moro blaokuail and percentages paid
to them.
, 1876-04-10

OLEAny, the pedestrian, has shown tho
people Of frisco how Chicago man can
walk when there is money at the cnd of tho
trip. Flo did 600 miles in IL? l.ours and 90
minutes, making his 495th mile in 8:53.
, 1876-04-10

There was rnmor OH tho streotc laat evening
that Tu0RNToN, EyAHs, PnIIIlPs, GLEASON. and
NYAs do not intend to wait In Chicago for an
answer to thoir conundtun, "What arc you Co.
Ing to do about 1t ~ from Tuoaday'a mass-meet-
Ing, but will receive dispatches 1t Windsor.
Can.
, 1876-04-10

It is stated tint the Czar Of Russia really
intended to abltcate, but that chauBo for
the better in the condition Of his hoalth in
duccd him to altcr his determination.
, 1876-04-10

Tho cltlzona Of Chicago appear to bs pretty
rapidly making up thoir minds rs to "whAt they
arc going to do about It," Tomorrow evening
thoy will probably bo rad J to explain 1t.
, 1876-04-10

MfKE EVANS, En- PHILLIPS, and JIM GLEASON
ask In choEus, " We'll, what are 70 goin' to doc
about 1t ?" Lot them wait until Tueuday night
aud perhaps they Will find out.
, 1876-04-10

There Was great rcJ~ .ang on Saturday In tho
Village Of Edgowood. on tho Illinois Central
Railroad, over tho discovery OF tlne voin OF
coal. 4 farmer named LAY, living ctoso to Tho
place. has sunk shaft 900 feet, at which depth
tho llggoss found 0.foos vctn Of oxcellont coal.
Although II Ia fully 200 miles from Chicago to
Edgcvood, ne boievo this to DO thu first work.
nbie voin Of coal that has boon found on tho li1e
OF tho Illinois Central Road aouth Of this city.
Our townsuan GALLOWAY, who has just boon
counted out" Of tho Coltectorkhio Of tho
South Division, laid out the Town OF Edgowood,
md Ia the principal proprietor thoreof. The
discovery Of tie faot that hia town Ia undorl&id
by G-foot vein Of good coal will bo no injury ia
tho value Of hla property.
, 1876-04-10

JEYrEAsoH said al Office -losdors, "Faw din
and none reBsgn." Thoro nro four ba1lot-box
suffers IN Chicago who claim to bs office
holders, who probably will die II thoy don'f
rakign.
, 1876-04-10

Tho asseverntions of TnENon ". PARE and
Con. GonENoK TINT tho Emma Mino Is still
worth tho price 1t was sold for, md that thoy
can provo 1t, aro very remarkable indeed.
They must have astoniRhel tho Committee
on Foreign Affairs, and still moro the stock
holders Of the Emma Mining Company. Tho
mino was sold for So, 900, 600 gold. 1ts stock
lns gone down to few shil1ings in tho
pound, and, If it is still worth $4,000, 600,
PAnK and SouENoK can mike good their losses
in the property, and much more, by buying it
up nt tho present depreciation. To Say TINT
the mine is still worth what 1t sold for is like
saying two md two make aoven. Tho mine
10 not now worth what 1t sold for, and 1t
mover wast
Whnt its prospective value may bo is quite
another question, and it SoHEscK and pAnK
would content themselves with expressing
tho opinion, Or vcnturing tho prediction,
that body Of orc will eventually be found
below tho old workings rich enough and cx-
tonsivo enough 10 make It worth $4,000, 900,
that would bo n prediction moro or less vnlu-
ablo to the stockholders and tho public, ac-
cording to tho estimate they might place upon
! scuENuR md PAnK as geologiats and mining
exports. Tho speculative or ideal valuo Of
aloar.. - ,,,..o .,,,o,, :. mso a...., ne,.,.
r. ,r,.ot :. ~, =. ha,,aht e.. ~ ona, ~,.,.ot
yya ,,roaumo t}ot t., ec1rnrv hor;n,
raver soon tho n-onortv hut hono Joor,,, n
terested in tho conclusions tho Committee
and tho public may arrive ut, has takon tho
! statements Of Park and others for absolute
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~ 'e'Aa' ne.a Wv ttoseups!oA asuoue soo4o'
s'asa - sl'As ,acto e,!s1 se4n " o,o ~ sone
ro4A. .eA'"'a ~ Wv W.. ~, .n"s', o''onns ~
.A1 uta fop''.5' ' - T
% poste snAu sonles'u1o' psoause " u
0" .s uton *"" olA
v.nst 'Aea ~ W" e.ho ooA"t'
] asSeA ~ .e4 'ne> ~
nau no' 4aa's'' ~ - piooi ~n1'aiioaB 1ns
a'"t'A4ont' A''''ou,e'. ~ oo'ssoA A''o iAas .
~ ~ .olo,.a ~ 1nv.l -. ,eeens !esIl'uoIy'
40',ot ".a puoA'SueS' IL 'oo o'ne'hnaa 1ases't
Anots .''''o aBo 6aSing a'1s sunt'o1 aao
ueen us,'en ai'4ef ~. o'a ~, wos14psa "oa Nv.
s'1uch tne Emma so'n. 1ae~ wsltes ~aaoe
..'0s osesyooas eoncoaeu ''''' ~ "us 'l'
-. m"na se'n' e1ceps luz o"no's OF t'lo 'unhe.
1aoy' o1 course, c'hnleo tnas 's WIS tne''
so'a' and being the only persons IN position
to form my Judgment as to tho ownership
, 1876-04-10

MIKE EVANS, Ed PHILLIPS, J1M GLEASON, and
PAT RYAN would do wise thing II they initiated
Capt. sooTT's 'ooou. and climb down bsfoEs
tho people shoot.