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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20
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IN THE DISTRICT -COUET/ THIRD JU
Il dicisl District, s. ate of Nevada, in and for
the, County q Lyon-Ip the matter Of the
Jsspes NJ. McQinuis. the iadmigistIAtpr of the
estate of David L. hastings. deceased, having
rendered and presented for settlement and
hlcdlIy hk court Sk @Iad.dN, and filed
Herewith report OF his administration Of
ysi1esfAteNsxd Ist1tiSn etnnk eRlfthst he
has Md his final eeG0Sot aod that AT the
debts and expenses of administration have
been paid and that there are no outstanding
claims against said estate. and thai, portion
Of Che said estxte rslnsiAs tdbe divided among
the heirs of said deceased and prayipg tASt a
day hsy be set by This Court for thefsettle
ment of his account Oh such administrator,
and fora distribution Of that ,pprtion of said
estate not disposed of among the persons en-
titled thereto. .SIISEIHs dINMJJ ,
1t il ordered that THURSDAY, the 30th day
of March. la76. btingY a. aHy of IA term Of said
Court, at IL O'Clock A. M. of said day, at the
Court Hpusa IN Ipayton In said County, be ap-
pointed for settlement of said account. And
|. is further ordered that ALI persons inter
ested in the estate of said d L. Hastings, de-,
cessefh DO and appear before this SpuRs NJ the
Court HOUSE aforesaid atI the same time. then
and there to show eafse why an order of dis.
Gibutiop,should not be made of the residue of
slid iestste am6ng Che Istrs ofsaidD. y, Hast.
ings, deceased, according to law. :. y ~ {
Dope Az. open Court this 2ith day Of February,
W. M. -sHAwELL, District Judge.
qJOHN. POWELL. Jr |, ATTY for Estate. o
In2Aw
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20
CITY coat ooMrASY,-

v Location OF principal ifnce oi business
lvHgnia Gty.1 Nevada Loiatibn ~ works
Ell Dorado Canyon. Lyon Csuply, Nevada
Notice ~ hereby given thss Mt a meeting Of
the Board " TRUSTEES of aiitompany, held
ON the eleventh tIith)day Of March. \. ID. 1876
ap aseessmfnk NO. iql oflissn lol Scents Pc,
CouIpauy. payable immetlistcfy In United
States gold coin, to tbs Secreiary. at ting ofilrs
of the Company, Room No. / Rank Of sni-
fornia Building TAYLOR street Virginia CITY,
Nevada And auN stock apon which this NJ
sessment Shall remain unpaid on "Wednesday,
the twelfth C2th1 day Of April 4. ID. 1876.
shall be deemed Delinquent and viii be- dHiy
advertised for spite at public aue!en, and unless
payment Is made before, will be sold on
SATU RDAY, the thirteenth tk'thb day ofMay.
Al ID. 1876 ,top pay delinquent assessnieuin TO
gether with costs Of advertisement and ex-
pcnscs Of saie ~
bH WpuH YluE7I 70 r. C.lLOHI1 Stc'y-
Office Room No. |, Bank Of California Build
" - --h,.htt gSr,,"f NFrpinia civ Nevada
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20
CNLasGowI GoLD AND, su.YEBIMENIsd

Of Business, San Francisco. California Lo-
eAtioniee wJrks, Deeiis Gate Minihg District
Lyon Countg .Nevada---Notire Ia hereby given
that at . meeting of ,he Directors held on the
oath day of February, 1878, an assessinen,
mo- WI rs centspef share was levied upon
the capital stock u, the eorporationi payable
immediately in United States gold Coin, to the
Secretary At the bfiice Of the Company No. $40
Fine street. san Francisco. California. Any
stock npon which this Assessment shall re-
Inatp uppaid on the 18th day Of March, 1870.
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale at
befogn win pa sold on MONDAY the l7th DAY
Of April. slS76, TO pay the jdsl inqusnt assess.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
exbenses ~ sale. lIAJ .uOL IsIn0fsE
R. P. HOSMER, seetry.
Office Dom 20 and n, No. $50 Pine street.
L a san ErApcisGO, -Lr. naa.- maleLlI
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Assessment Notices.

dA MACON y CONSOLIDATED MINING
IA Company.--Location of principal place
Of business. San Francisco. California-Loca
ton of works. DEVILS Gate Mining District
lyon County, Nevada n Notice is hereby givt y
that at a meeting Of the Directors held on the
Path day OF February, 1875, an assessment
tNo.i4l Of rs rents per sharelwas leyied npol
the capital stock of the corporation; payable
immediately in United States gold coin, rs ths
SECRETARY at the office of the Company, No
$3.50 Pine street, San Francisco C California. AM
stock upon which this assessment shall re,
main rnpaid on the 2sth day of March, 1876
win be definquent, and advettisef for sale Al
public aictiuh; aIid unless psy1nent,A niad'
beforewill, he sold on MONDAY, the 18th daJ
Of April, 1876, To pay the delinquent assess
mem, tJsetheY with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale. .g-9IQL9 To ism
r. P. HOSMER. Sec'y.
ofhse.R99m 20 ana y MOI $50 Pine street
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20
MroyrH DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER

~ Mining Company. Location Of principal
plate Of business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Devils Gate Miping Dis
Jtrict. Lybn County, Nevada-Nbfics II hereby
gives, that at me etitie 1T the Directors held
on theCI4th day Of March, 1876, 80 assessmtnt
nod of Five Cents per shsre was levied
Hpdnthe capital stook OF the corporation. pay
able I'm immediately. In United Safes gold coin.
to the Secretary, at the Office Of tia CosGpAny.
Room Halleck Buildihs, 32e sansoils street,
San francisco. California! Amy stbek ei,on
which this asseSsInsbt shall remain unpaid OH
the 10th day of April, 1876, Nflp be dsIinquept
and advertised for sale Mt pnbifc auction. snd
unless payment is made bcfuec will be sold on
SATURDAY.. the nth day of MAY. 1875, IT, pay
the delinquent nssessnent, tDgether with costs.
Of Advertising and EXPENSES 81 sale % At}a
Il. s. CULYERWELL, lSec'y
OffireARuort, . Hailcek Bundiue, 3zb Ssnsome
street. San Francisco, CALIFORNIA;. 'tu ,Tl.f
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20
ASSESSMENT NOTICES


NJ EMNON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
1Nl Company Location OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco, California, Lpca-
'tion OF works. DEVILS Gate Mining District.
Lyon County. STATE Of Nevads.r--Notice rs
hereby given, that at meeting OF the Board
of Directors, held on ths15th day Of March i.
lsS G.. an sssessIuent No. ~ of Five Oents lSe)
per share, was levied upon the capital stock
OF the cooperation. payable Immediately in
United states.gold coin, to the Seofetsry, At
the office, Of the Company. Ropntls Hayward +
Building, No 40 California street, San Fran
cisco, California. Any stock updh which tDis
assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th
day OF, April, 1916. will be ,delinquept. apd ad-
vertised for'sale at ptblic auttioh; and nhless
payment " made bsfore will ~ sold on TUES
DAY. the 9Th day Of May, 1876, to pay the de-
linqteht sssessnsnt, together with epsts OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
'JiByforder Of the Board 81 Directors. bHH
We. DEAN. Sec,y.,
Once Room 10 Hayward's Bnilding. No. 4f9
,cAiforpjs street. San, FRANCISCO, Gal: r1yi7
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20
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iNortCEhTO co-OwNERs!
~ J q DALLAS AND JOHN deARHEART


redIn yuE n 1BlJ 40 leqrs., III.
The undersigned, co-owners OF the I1'ts
pntgi Coal Mine. SITUATED In Lyon County
Nevada, hereby give potice, that We have ex
pended the SUN 81 Eight Hundred and SEVEN
,ty.thrae Dollars and Ninety Gents tsaff.sul III
gold coip, for lumb'r, labor anG supplies
that the proportion of'tIse said expenditures &c
made as afores aid dpe from you, amount -
From yon,, J. s. Datias, $40 90, and frtlm you
John GeaIbeart. SD 90! YOU are h'rety fur
ther notifipd that iuispse S9uital Or reinse &c
pay the amounts ,setopppsite Your paWsfi 70
the S cretary Of said CON pany, at bis ofncc N
the town OF Dsytoh.' en or befese tht exIira'
tioD of min, ty daysfrtun the tiJttl pub licsupr
|, al this notice, yopS interest IN tlf SAID Pit
I Burg Coal Nine will, iii accoriahSc whit :
'Aetfot Congress entiteei, can ket ta l~onh6t,
ths devel opneni sls the mining rfour'es 81
thsi UAii.d st'tfs- aRpsoeved My loib, ls7R
beeolpe the property Of the undersigned, 70.
OWNERS Who made the ahsseA expeiidi.uteko
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The New York herald., 1876-02-10
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

APPROPRIATION TO THE CENTENNIAL CoMAdIs-f
sIoN-LEc1s1Ar1oN AS TO THE SALE or
WINES AND LIQUoRs-s SUPPLEMENTARY PRO-
VISIONS AS TO HORSE RAILROADS.
TRENTON, Feb. 9, 1876
joint meeting Of both houses was held to-day.
Hon Charles A. Butts Of Burlington county, was
elected State Director Of Railroads and Canals over
William Patterson, Of Mddesex county, by vote Of
"A to 29. Alter the appointment OF various Commits
sioners Of Deeds and Police Justices for the city OF
Newark the joint meeting arose, TO meet again two
weeks from to-day
In the Senate bill was passed to appropriate $1O0 600
TO the State Board Of Centennial Commissioners by a
vote Of II TO T. Messrs Hendrickson Madden Plummer
and wil:ets voting in the negative.
Mr. Potts introduced bill relative to the sale OF malt
liquors wine cider &c. which provides that IT shall
be unlawful for any person TO sell liquor, &c, without
license is granted by OF the inferior courts on tho
recommendation of twelve responsible freeholders
who are TO certify that the applicant Is person Of
good repute The cost OF such license shall not oeIess
than $40 nor more than $7A the penalty Tor selling
without license is fixed at $40, and lot sehlng 10
minors SIS.
BY Mr. FeTdon-Reative to inns and taverns requir-
Ing that all applications for license shall be recon-
mended by twelve treehoders and that annexed to
such application there shall be certificate OF justice
OF the peace recommending that the reeholders ara
reputable persons
any person to purchase liquor on Sunday or from un-
licensed venders.
BY Mr. Toney-To appropriate 1900 to defray tho
expenses OF the State Board OF Education at the Cen
tepnial Exhibition.
BY Mr. Grigss-A supplement to the General Rail-
road law which provides that all horse railroad COM
panies shall be managel by Board OF seven drectors
that they shall be RutSrized any railroad or
turnpike bridge the grade of the streets through
which they without being obliged TO obtain The
consent OF the OF bridge that they shall not
be obliged 10 erect guards and fences along their
turnpike road II they agree 10 pay toll of 500 for each
halt mile, and give guarantee to keep the road IN
order between the tracks and that no horse railroad
organization shall be required TO furnish free passes TO
any person
The following concurrent resolution was adopted
Whereas the business of the Legislature is greatly re-
tarded for lack of proper time for committee work,
therefore resolved Senate cOncurring), that at least
for ono week the two houses hold but session
day from ten to twelve O'Clock, except on Mondays,
when they will meet from eight ten in the evening
Both houses adjourned until tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
THE BROOKLYN YACHTsMEN.

The Brooklyn Yacht Club met at the corner OF Court
and Montague streets last evening Mr. O. W. ostrander
presiding. After the approval OF the minutes OF
the previous meeting the chairman called on
Mr. J. b. Norris 10 report the result OF the
action OF the committee appointed at the
previous meeting to discuss with the members
Of the Atlantic Yacht Club the subject OF consoda-
ton with the latter organization Captain Morris read
report stating that he had communicate informally
with members OF the Atlantic Club and that in reply
the Secretary nrst notified him that they would call a
special meeting Of the club TO consider the subject
been called, and the question Of definitely
negatived BY unanimous vote The letter containing
this information also informed him that a committee OF
equal number with that Of which he was Chairman
namely, sevcn-had been appointed to confer with his
committee and inform them Of bis action To this he
reorted that II was scarcely necessary appoint
mitee 10 discuss question disposed Of previously by
the action Of the club hence there meeting HIS
report was adopted, the matter Of consolidation being
beyond the limits Of possibility
The following gentlemen were elected members OF
the club :-hessrs Jacob Bergen, y. G. Brown Of Bos
Son, and s. X. Thurston. OF Long Island
on motion OF Mr.. Manning, q committee OF Eve waS
appointed 20 make Inquiries the possibility Of
meeting the Boston Yacht Club during the
and suitable time, and for the enhancement
Of the enjoyment OF the members OF both clubs
some slight alterations were made in the bv-laG
as suggesled BY the Board OF Trustees Hon. c. G.
Gunther proposed for membership Mr. Barney vii.
lame The subject Of club Of yachts and
the OF certificates containing brief history
OF each we're referred 10 the Regatta COMMITTEE
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

&C, developed one fact more clearly tnan
ever to day and that that the Governor
has very few friends among the members OF his own
party The secret OF the whole struggle is that tne
Governors Canal Commission 10 anxious, before max
ing their report TO what the joint committee mas 70
say thus profit by what they may suggest OF may
have discovered the joint committee being equally
anxious 10 know before they make their repors
what the Canal Commission will say IN theirs
as 10 certain matters the committee also in
vestigated. They are determined not 70 report
tll the COmmissioners report is made pubic But
hat can the matter be that the statement is made that
The resolution Mr. Halliday offered, and which in us
original form is considered Objectionable by hr
Faulkner the chairman Of the Assembly portion or
the Joint committee was drawn up not entirely py
Mr. Schuyler the so called Auditor, but that General
sherman, who a member Of the committee, bad
good deal 10 do with t.
BILLS REPORTED.
The Committee Cities to-day reported the bill re-
ducing the salaries OF Of the New York officials,
the gist OF which bill gwen the HERALD OF Sat
urdsy They also reported favorably the Brooklyn
charter amendments introduced by Mr. ogden TWO
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
DIR. TALMAGE's ELECTRICITY.

An electrician, Mr.. Abraham L Bogart has brought
suit in the City Court OF Brooklyn against the Board
Of Trustees OF the Brooklyn Tabernacle, Rev. T.
De Witt Talmage, pastor, TO recover $l6s which he
claims is due him contract attach electric
burners TO the gas fixtures in that ed6ce. Ex-Judgo
Richard Bugteed appeared for the plaintiff. Rev Mr..
Talmage and several of the trustees gave testimony
claiming that the money not justly due the plain
TIL The will be concluded to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.


IT'S LATEST SUMMONS TO HENRY @. BOWEN
THE COMING ADVISORY COUNCIL.
In accordance with the decision OF the Examining
Committee OF Plymouth church on Tuesday evening
the assistant pastor Rev s. b. Halliday sent TO Mr.
Henry Bowen yesterday the third summons 10 APP
pear before them as stated in the HERALD yesterday
AS this letter will appear in the official record for tho
use OF the Advisory Council will be read with interest
It is as ollows:-
BROOKLYN Feb. s. 1876.
HENRY C. BOWEN
SIE-The Examining Committee have instructed me
10 say in reply to letter received this evening,
that the grievance complained OF by Mr.. White that
you have sought, sometimes by open innuendo and
sometimes by pregnant silence, 10 make The public
believe that you possession OF facts affecting
the character OF the pastor OF this church. and that
upon application being duly made 10 you by brethren
who entitled to know the truth you have failed 10
satisfy them, either by stating any facts or by
denying their existence Whether such were
Of your letter OF the 4th inst, the com
mittee clearly Of opinion that this griev-
ance now exists IN the most aggravated form. You
invited to listen TO Mr. Whites statement and
10 reply to his complaint Under the clOak.o that IN
vitation you wrote and published letter in which,
without pretending to have personal knowledge, you
made Infamous allegations and nsinuatiOns against
your pastor In that letter you stated that you
now ready to testify TO the essential facts before any
proper tribunal"
The committee being itself the proper tribunal con-
sttuted Tor that purpose by the rules Of Ihe church
WhiNh SVN hepeu 70 lVuhu, suhuoueu you bO appear
this evening, thus to testify before IT, In answer TO
that summons you have refused 10 appear, and have
sent written communication, which the committee
considers uncandld and evasive.
The committee again call upon you to appear before
them to testify to the facts you volunteered to do
and IN case OF your persistent refusal they will deem
you TO be the sole author OF the caumnes which you
published and will report your case TO the church for
such action as may be wise and just
They therefore direct to summon you again 10
appear before them, at No 5S Willow street Thurs
day evening February 10, at halfpast seven O'Clock
then and there TO produce any evidence in your pos
session tending to throw light upon the character Of
the pastor, and to state without reserve any facts
within your knowledge upon that subject and further
| 10 answer such questions may be properly pro
pounded to you s. b. HALLIDAY,
Clerk Examining Committee OF Plymouth church
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
THE REVIVAL IN NEW JERSEY.

large number Of revival meetings are in progress
in the northern part of Hudson county, New Jersey.
The Rev. Dr. Atterbury, OF this city, held q largely
attended revival meeting In the First Presbyterian
church, West Hoboken on Tuesday night Yesterday
Police Ofcer Murray OF Weehawken, expressed his
inteption TO hold regular prayer meetings IN hall TO
be engaged at that place
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
FREE AND ACCEPTED CARPENTERS.

The order of "Free and Accepted Carpenters r" which
was established Jersey City Heights nearly year
ago now numbers 100 members in the parent lodge
Lodges have also been established in Newark and Ho-
boken by the Grand Master, l. Stedel who founded
the Order. The form OF initiation grips password,
&C. are similar those OF the Masons. The emblems
all Of wood, and but carpenters friends OF
carpenters are admitted
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

heard and answered that Thousands were enabled 10
find Jesus
The meeting was then dismissed with the benedic-
ton
SERVICES TO DAY
Amer the MONDAY prayer meeting to-day there vii
be womens meeting and this evening, al the close OF
The regular service meeting for young men only VIII
be held, lasting from nine TO ten o'clock.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
THE FIRE RECORD.

About nine o'clock yesterday morning a slight FIRE
broke out in the basement Of No. 647 Third avenue,
occupied by Jacob Lewis shoe store cause clothes
taking hre from lighted candle; damage $50 in
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

The Executive hopes to obtain favorable proposals.
from The banks regarding this business These lnsii-
utons win take charge OF the admnisrao &c OF the
new negotiation, procuring heavy advances from the
consgnees abroad, which will be given in payment to
the owners OF the purchased property account OF
expense or many private fortunes viii end itsell
eventualy the owner Of The greater portion OF The
TaTapAca distTicta
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

ACCEPTING THE INVITATION OF PLYMOUTH
CHURCH.
Last evening sxty.four OF the churches invited by
Plymouth church to take part In the Advisory Council
had responded favorably Very few declinatons have
yet been received though there from both
New England and the West
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-17
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, June l6.-Four more
cases of smallpox reported to-day, three
whites and one Chinaman, the latter
died as usual. 1t is found by the health
officers to be practically impossible to
discover the cases in Chinatown until
death ensues and there's no knowing
how many cases may be concealed there.
One of the white patients mentioned,
was brought here from San Mateo. Con-
siderable generalization exists at the
City Prison. on account OF the small
pox breaking out there last night. The
two trustees who were taken down last
night, still'remain at tho Prison Hospital
and the action of the physician in charge
in retaining them there, excites much
unfavorable comment.
A sailor named Ole Larsen, a native
OF Norway, fell overheard from the
Schooner Winfield Scott at Oakland
wharf yesterday and was drowned. An
other sailor who lesped in the water to
save the drowning man, came very near
losing his own life by the desperate
clutch be got, as the poor fellow sank
for the last time and he barely managed
to free himself in time.