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THE CONVENTIONS.

5 Our Delegates 60 to Raleigh, the one in
structed to assert the denomination OF Joe
Davis. the other nnp.edged in their choice
Cor the candidate FOR Governor. This is ex-
actly right. Joe Davis deserves this much
Of confidence. In the other. ilrangc ought
10 defer to the will Of others and eonfer
with them in 50 grave an occasion. There
issomething prepCsterous IN the idea Of one
county out Of ninety six endeayoriug to
control the choice Of all the others.
This plan works hsrmCns. There is no
dispute about Dask. and there can be no
contention about the Governor. Each
county will take cordially the choice Of the
Convention.
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/. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
Gen. w. R. Cox,
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
OF WAKE.

A Convention Of the Democratic Conser-
satiye voters Of the Fourth Congressional
District will be held Ia the city OF Raleigh
on Tuesday the 18th day Of june next. for
Tue ptrfoss Of noaiihating candidate for
Congress and a Presidential Eleetot and
selecting two delegates to the S.. Louis
Convention. a fullattendance is earnest
~ desired. Zach county will be entitled
to one vote for every one hundhcd votes and
fractional part over Gfty given for Merrimon
In 1862. Aw
BY eracr ef the District Executive Com
iiiittee.
II. A. LONDON, Jr.,
March 3lst. Chairman.
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Sitting Bull ard Iiis Indian wsrribr 70.
Hinsed tlIe ssalpg from more than three
huhdred men since the iss of January. aud
siill ibsery i, yOuDg mon ~ wsSl.
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MAJ. ENGELHARD FOR SECRE-
TARY OF STATE.

EDIroR KEcoRbER The friends Of
Maj. Joseph A. iingelhard feel that his
conspicuous services 70 his Stats and party
deserve recognition. In grateful remem-
.brancc Of those services they will present
him as their choice for nomination TO tho Of
fee Of Secretary Of State. at .he approach
ing Democratic Consention. Faithful. III
the past to every trust. both civil and mill
tary. with splendid abilities. large iEforma-
tion anG unaagging zeal he would discharge
the drties of the Office 10 such manner as
to give credit 10 himself and honor to the
Commonwealth. NEW HANOVER.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-07
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE UUUNTY.


Superior Court--Spring Term 1876.
Lewis Jenkins and El.z4besh pfait--pIain.
titis. Is.
John burroughs as Executor Of W.. N.
Pratt, dec g.. A. b. lDbinson. and wife
Caroline R0Linson. WI. d.. Lalia and
wife Isabella I,aita. George Pratt aud
wife Alice Pratt, Wiilism Pratt, Jr. Da-
ud s,raybvrn and wife Martha Stray
horn. W. Strsyhorn and wife Caroline
Slrs,horn. w. T.. freeland and W. A.
SIrsyhorn bis Guardian- Defendants.
SansiROns JOr Relic.
TOMe Sheriff III OYusge COaaiy Greeflag:
NUU arr hercly cOaln.l .ded 70 sunim ~ John
Il Burroughs ,as ExecmtoT Of w. n. Prsit,
A. !. Robinson and wlIe caroline Robinson. M
~. I.afta AMI wiIe lrabrlIa I.affss. teurgc Pratt
and Mile Ali-c Pratt, William Pratt j-, David
strayhorn and wife Martha SffAybefn, W. Al.
Stfay horn anil vile CaIoliHe Atrayllori. w. q.
ffeelafld and W, A. sirnylvri hs Guartlian
the Drlendanis al,pse named iG they bc saind
within your county. Ia b. and appear hefore the
judge of our Superior Court at Court 10 h..
held leF The tssirty 81 Orsugs n Tho Court iiouse
10 ililsl,uro. on lhe eighth Monday alter The
lirst Mond1y ~ Nzrch, and answer thu conn
Clerk Of the snperior Csuri ~ said county
within ten tayr from the dale ofthis sulnmails
and let tlsc iDrlehdauts take noticc tlnf L they
Llil ts,fansNsF The sad copplaint witltiu that
time TN riaintia. VIII Apply % the LouFt fsT the
rtllei denlaaAri in the complaint.
ileirin flil MOI and % lhts summons maks due
return.
Given ander my baud and scaI thi. nisoensh
day of April is76. GEORGE LAWS. ekrk.
superior Court ~ Orange County.
IN The aitose aelion L appearing from the az
fislavlt nf The Ptaintln..
I. Thai ine Defendants A. :. Rolinsoa and
caroline Robinson rannct be found, after due
,liligefwe, IN this staie.
u. risi eAli.o o. actioa exists assdnastte
Defendants.
Iil. Thaf saId Dcicntants are nos residents q
this State
II i tFaleFrd ~ That sers We az the SUMMONS
" nlale hy publication ~ the lIillsb0rD has mr..
DIR atieeA Nrssk iUr IA had six sfree-siye werks
2ni. That = r0py Dl Tho Summons II birth.
with deposited IL lie Pos one IN tI,e t.lsra
ofthls tourf directed 10 A. y. Raldnson, Lyman
Pope County. ATkaD-as, and thai anallar copy
of this summons be iorthwfh deposited in liz
l'n-t UIiiee isy sahl cierk and dilxteI n t'arn-
line knl,inspn. Lyman, Pops tobtnl-- Arkaness
and aid summons shai lpe deems tu have lesn
served II the expiration 0f the time IL pubaea-
iiop IWossrtlpel by thb oFder.
tilsen 4 iihl-bsro. N the county % Orangn
this 18th dsy ~ April lssG.
GEORGK LAWS. Clerk.
10Th april g. Superior Court.
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cAPTING SETTLE.

The Wilmington Star says: The Wash
ihgtOn Republican informs the public that
there is "a strong feeling among southern
Republicans generally 10 favor Of the nomi.
nation Of Judge Settle. Of North CaroIina.
TO be the Repabliesn candidate Tor Vic.
President but adds, there is good autho-
rig for the statement that Judge Settle
would not accepts the nomination Il l. should
be rendered to bin. Because says the
Republican. Judge Settle believes tha. no
man who fought under the Confederate fsr
should be entrusted siib such high bOnors
and duties a. those which attach 10 the Of.
Zee Of Vice. President,
The Star saJs such modssty Affects US 70
tears. Il b doubtless very pleasing 10
NOr:bem Rspublicans who want the place,
.and spend their timehe sling. dsryish like,
oTer The bloody shir,.' We sgree with
the Raleigh Ntss ia thinking that they
might forgive this repentant sI.robel for
The 6ghtiug be did under the stars and
bars. He did the FsderaI armies mighty
little harm. nor did be dotl,at little long. ,
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The Richmond Wing says: Somebody in
the Hefald is still harping on that Odd Line
Wing story. who speaks as il in Virginia.
Kentucky. and elsewhere in the South, the
Wings we're yet separate party. and only
waited the opportunity 70 declare them
selves in favor Of some possible candidate
other than the Democratic or Conservative
nominee. lie thinks Bristos would be the
man to rally them. All fudge. There j.
no Wbig party in the South now. The
Radical took the very best means in the
world TO prevent any such division 10 the
ranks Of the white people Of this section as
might have been brought about under pro-
per treatment. We arc 81 Of one mind
here. and it matters little what you call Us
opposition 70 Radiealism 10 and will be .
sufficient bond Of union. This cannot be
broken b. BristOw or any other man, mo
matter how much better me may be than
bis party--:hat be claims sffilisticn with Of
accepts position frOui the so-caIled RepubIi.
ecu party.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-07

Daniel Webster's estate. known as Mars
field vas sold Cor Eve thousand Eve hundred
and tsenty dollars.
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The OUTLOOK.

An Ostloyk has been predicated on the
aetioL Of the present Congress. IL has
turned into an oat-lOck only to be deter
mined By theresalt Of the Presidential con-
fest. This is hard case. for tie people
may have expected relief from this Congress
ID which tLey hare lOokei with q hope
sharpened By the experience Of the ills Of
the past eight or ten years. But the Con-
gress is only bal. empowered. The House
: Democrats, but the Senate is able TO
keep everything at a dead lock. Whatever
3 done BY the House 10 the way Of retrench-
ment aud reform i held 10 check By Sc.
bate eontemP,uOus in rs disregard for Po-
puIar rights Or popular suffering. because
conscious os POKER begat in the past Of .
national enslsvemeot. and not Jet conscious
of that nations right 70 acknowledgements.
Therefore that seGste VII stand defiant
With tie knowledge Of E1ecctiye endorse
Ihent to defy the elsniors Of want.
Therefore until after the Presidential
election. The day Of relief must Be postpOu.
Cd. Only the people must zee. and mus.
sse to Il. that they viii gain relief only
through fhe triumph Of tbe Democratic par
y. 7Be RspubIisuss win nOs gre il %
theuE They are used % their ways. Aud
ss6noufy and reirenchment are not q them.
->~~~~>,S,.1.
Every mani IN Office under dc batiOnsl
government bas grown rich By IN place.
There j. 20 exception. RbbesOn, sscrsts-
~ q the Navy. went in poor man. The
frst month of his service. he depO.ited iu
bank on bis own account ss7 900. Blaine
went in poor man an never rose higher
than speaker. He is Dos worth one mil
bon BY his osb admission. This ID the way
the pOoPIes money has gone, and yet the
people are still asked to'defebd, support
and maintain party which makes pluOdsr
arfineipIe. aud economy sriBle. Are the
people foOIs tLat they viii BE- 'Jecsiyedf
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-07

The negroes of South CarOliba petitions
demonstrating against the ratification u the
Hawaiian irss,y, yAmi,iipgrieo free Of du
y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-07

Oue tbousnnd houses destroyed 10 Cue
bee Canada, " eriidnr playing With
iAsichxs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-07

London. May 2I.-The Tunes, speak.
inc of Pierepont's acceptability as United
States Minister to Rngland. says: But Il
must be admitted that the sppoinsmepl
does not carry 20 distinct meaning as 4
would have done year ago. previous "a
The Babeock trial nor Is Z 10 other was,
50 discreditable as that Of Mr. Dana., Tbs
article concludes: In the Ilabcock affair
there isreally nothing more than az arv5l
Of Judgment 70 be alleged against Mr. pisF-
repout.' 2
Atlanta. Ga; May 24.--Eion. .. "A.
Crawford. at Kingston, Ca; was stang On
the head b . bee this morning, and died
in tvo minutes. go
Banwell Court House. 8. G; May 2j--
Last evening tho business Of the Cour. o!
Common Pleas cams 10 a sudden halt.
Judge slather was disposing the cases on
The docket with bis usual snsrsy and zeal.
when be was informed by the colored Juror
thatthey bsd.bsen without food for the whole
day, and could get neither money nor credit.
The Judge said to them 10 reply:
Under the circumstances, I will be com.
PEELED ~ discharge you. for | cannot keeT
you here 10 starving condition. Bot
you see 70 what condition you hare brougl,,
the country. You are Bot without blame,
for the men 10 Office. responsible for The
stoppage Of the court, we're pnt there b
your votes. Here We are 10 tie mobth d
May there u no money 70 pay your Judge
70 pay pirOrs. to support the prisoners Il
Jail, % pay the other expenses Of the eouu.
y. You cosored voters ar6 responsible fol
this thing. fdt BY Jour voters the bad mcl
who hass brought about this lamentaLI,
state u aifairs we're elected.
The jurors were their discharged and Ii,
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HILLSBORO MILITARY ACADEMY.

TTNDER this name the Institution. lately
" known - iiOnNER a GHAvEs'S sehoai.
VIII, IN consequence of the wlthdrawai Of Mr..
y. g. IiONSEk, be conducted b. fl,r snbsriier.
ttlfrulsFs esnialhlng hlli particulars can lse
had ~ application to Maj. u. n. HAMILTON,
until The al efJaD., and afterwards 10 ne prin.
elpnl nis1. IN the mean time the pulslIe are -
sfrf. that thorough enar-s ~ mstFtifsiea
aud aieipiinewill ftinfalnssl. and the erlsoi
placed m m equal footing with ilsn Dest Ilassf.
cHI and MllitMry IndliufiOns Nv the country.
The sprlnR session u 1850 win open On Mon.
day the nth ofJan.
RH. GRAVES.
Dee. rs 's5u. s7f
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THE sr. LOUIS NoMINEE.

The Danville Register says: After the
Republican nomination at Cincinnati. we
shall be better prepared to judge as to the
most available candidate for the Demccrat-
ic side. The course Of the Ohio Democrat-
10 convention, which seems to place Judge
Thurman out Of the race, serves to narrow
the question in regard to candidates while
it complexities the financial aspect Of the
question. The Democrats now give mp the
great state Of Ohio That being the case
New York must be made safe. or the con-
test will be well nigh hopeless. II Conk-
ling be put in nomination at Cincinnati.
there will be but one man who can success
fully dispute the Empire State with him.
and that man is Gov. Tilden. Against any
candidate but Conkling. either Bsyatd or
Thurman could probably carry New York.
Id tiiis part Of the country, the people
are not disposed to contend about the stand
ard bearer. We Of course have our per-
sonal sympathies, but waive everything for
the common cause. TO name President
IS quite different task from naaing can
didate in doubtful contest. While we are
not troubling much down here over Hen-
dricks, or Davis, or Hancock, cur sympa-
thies do go cat towards Bayard aud Thur
man. splendid iiiea that they are; yet just
now the course Of events seem to point to
Tilden as the leader for this contest. lie
seams to berhs one who can bold bis own
against all conlers from tue North. even on
the question OF fdelity to the Union. and
who can also show a prouder record than
any politician Of either party. in the matter
Of reform which should bea vital issue in
this election. lie is the man Of all others
specially fitted to make war upon the den
Of thieves.
But infour weeks. the whole horizon may
change. New scenes may follow rapidly
upon each other. by the assembling of fthe
convention at st. Louis. the Republicans
will have played their hand. the issues will
be made up aud the true line Of policy will
be clearer than at present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-15
ox THE riIREsIlOLp.

standing on the threshold, with her vshsnins
hear, and mind.
standing ON u. ,hrs.ho.d. with her childhood
left behind:
Th. woman sofiness pleading with the look OF
For lifs and ali i,s navels. that ish,s the clear
blas syss.
standl.r ou the threshold. with light foot and
A. the yoans nan BY his amor in nin'''r'
Tn. fresh red iip ,a.t ioaeAins yoa,A's rutdy,
The eager nssrs all sare. pure hops-oa. hap
py child Of mips T!
leould guard the hslpls" infant thai ns'''sa
I could ssvc the prattisr's golden mean ''0A'
BETTY baby harma;
Ieould hrgAlen ehiidhood's siadnsss and com
Nm, ssnao. % sS" ssoss Tho tlr.shoid With the step
Of hpef Jeafs.
ror hops and Joys. and maiden drsans are
waii,ns Tor her there.
whsfs siidhoofr faneiss bed sod o'oen u
And as % ~. ..s love. and passionate sris. and
pass onaie gisins lie
Among the CRIMSON flowers tha, spring ~
youth go, hlttering by.
All, oa tao.e r,-y pathway. is no pl'ee for
sobsred feet,
My tir-i syss have naught OF strength such Ter.
vii glow ~ met
Ny vole. !. al To, AL 70 seaad amid the Joy
or III. ma 10 that through charmed air for
opening girlhood noats.
Yet there's amid the leaves may lurf, and thur.
,s',, =. rnsa.. or f.,..hood blight the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-15
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
NOTICE Ne. 500.
q. ,. rsr,ey No. III.

TT D. LAND OPPIcH, CARSON CITY.
". Nevada, March 20. is1e. Notice Z, here.
by Kivea that The hide. Gold and Silver Mining
Company, corporation organized asd existing
usdef and ~ virtue OF ihe laws of the biats VI
California, and whose Poet once address and
Rtissipai plare u busiLc,s 10 Ran fruneiseo.
California, has this day. by fhoinss Levine, It's
buyenntssd. nj. made application for Q UuItsd
stntss patent for ole hundred sbd forty .sevtn
lltIl linear feet Of the Gold IIil Ledge lothsr.
wise Known - the comstocA IosieJ. bearing
silver and gold, together with surface ground
eou ieet In width. situate. lying and being In
the Lower Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
sosny .sd si,ls o. Ns,ada. and Know and
= U. .. rurrsy or Lot No. Ii1. In rcctlon Q,
Township 10 north. VI Range 81 east. Mount
Dtaoio meridian, the exterior bouncAries of
said Lot NO. III being % follows, TO WIT: De.
yinninE o. poet ntfksd Ne. ]. U. y. hurvsy DO.
~. !. rsas which runs west of old Over.
man hss,ing wofbsi thence iunnins from
said pnt NJ. ! fir.t touf,e- r. nth ~ degrees
west hH itsi, 70 pst marked 40. .. u. b. Sur.
Wy NJ lif, near old OseihAn Loi.tins wotks.
Lhsne., .eeond eoursc.south % dserees esst
~ " ss nafhh No. .. y D. survey
so. W. inssos, !hiru eouns-N,Hh ~ do
gfsss sast h1 het, to post nArhd NO. 4,
". y. survey Nd. liz. and whence bears the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-15
GLOBE CONHOLIDATED MINING
" C0MPANY.-l'rineipal place of business,
a.. ltslif.roIs
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

CiLvRR HILL hINfNo C0xPANY.-So.
~ TiCE TO sTOCkHOIDEltS --san Fran.
ci,eo. april ~, is,6.-A meeting " the STICK.
holders of tho hil,er ilili Mining Company 10
hereby called. TO be teld At the once Of the
Company. Room No. 10 HaywArd'r Duildihg.
No. tlg California street, San ffanttsco, tall.
fornia. ON MONDAY. the 29th day of Nay. ISIS,
at the hour al . o'clock =. ~. 10 consider and
decide upon proposition io iLcrase the CAP
capital stoch Of hve millions four hundred
thousand dollsrs ~. .po.0toj. divided inio nfty.
four thousand I5i.oOOl shares oi one hundrsd
doiiars ltIOI each, 70 ten millions eight bun.
dred thousand dollsrs ttl0,so0 0ob divided
shsrrs Of oLe hundred dollsrs ttiool each.
A, X. r. HAkMUN,
W. \. HOBART,
q. N. FELTON,,
J ID. FRY.
amid Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-15
couIm consrocK GOLD AND

SOUIII COMATOCK GOLD AND
- SILVER MINING COMpASY.-Locatlon
OF principal place Of business, San Francisco,
California.
Locatior of works, Gold llill Mining Dis
trict. storey County, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that At = meeting of
the Board Of Directors, held ON the ~ day
OF Nay. isi6. an assessment mo. " oi
Ten Cents ti0c per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable I'm.
mediaiely. In United Stsics gold coin, To the
Secretary. At the once u the Company. 5ii
californla street-Rooms and I. second noor.
over Il na Insurance once: entrance. Sf9 Call.
fornia sirsst-San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day Of June. ls76.
will be delinquent, and Adverti'ed for sale
at public auciion. and unless payment 10 made
before viii be sold on MOkDAY, the 35th
day Of June. 1876. to pay the delinquent asse,s.
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale. e.
j. N. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Ofiec-3ii califo mia strect. Rooms aud 4,
sscopd -four. over Rtna Insurance ofice--en.
trance so9 California street-ssn Francisco.
California. iny5id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-15
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
.. .. ssryey Ne. II,.

Hi LND otrSs. cansVN CirI
ny gysn tnat tns ChosIA .iNINu cUh
fANt, . soipmsnon ofgsnkea snd sxisusl
under the lAws OF ths siate OF Calfornia, hav.
ins ts postomes sddfsss snd principal place Of
business ~ ran frantise0, In California, has,
BY y. =. OsblsTON. the Agent therof. this
day nled II this onics said Cvmpsn,t . appiics-
tion for United States Patent for three thou-
rand u ,r0ol linear feet Of the comstoek Frunt
Lsds. bearisg gold and silver. with surface
ground snbrseing six lcl acres and o. 100 OF
- aefs, situate In Gold Hill Mining Dis,riet.
Oounty OF st1fey and biats OF Nevada, the same
being oiisially surveyed. and designated In the
plss and neld notes on ME In this once -
united btatss Survey or Lot No. III. situate In
ne vel nsf o. session fve Tovnship 10
nora, hangv ~ eest. nount Dihbi0 mefidisn.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-15

DAz recently determined to advance
into the interior; So he paraded the Ma
tional Guard at Matamoras and invited
volunteer. 10 step to the front. They
did not volunteer ''worth cent" Only
one officer aud two privatss stepped for
ward. The doughty General thersupon
fell into great rage and disarmed tho
entire body of troops. What made mat
tiers more eIasperatine to Diaz was his
having just wasted "a stirring speech"
and sundry battls-dag. on these rsluet-
ant heroes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-15

WARS the use Of trying to wake up
the East to the alleged greatness OF our
Chinese evil, while paragraphs like this
aro going the round Of the papers. aud
can't be contradicted: The Calfornia
Legislature refused to appropriate any
money for the Centennial Exhibition,
but the 'hsathsn chinese residents OF
that State hay. subscribed aud paid over
$500 in aid OF the show.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-15

Ms. GLADSTONE. in = guarded way.
expresses the opinion that the Moody
aud Ssnkcy meetings could have no
considerable success "unlsss sustained
with tn, same energy anil pertinaeiiy OF
wholesale advertising. which. until quite
recently. was better known to tho IN
ventors % certain descriptions ot black
ing and certain kinds Of medicine. +"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-15
STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

A NNuAL MEETING. = NOTICE. : THE
"A hrst Ost, annual nesting Of the ttorh-
holders Of the Aiabama Mining Company. for
the slsction Of Dirsctors 10 ssres for The en-.
suinr rear. and for the tsnssction OF sueh
other business % may properly come before the
meeting. will BE- h:ld st the once q the Com.
Cslifom,a strst, nan Fnneisso, Calliofnis. on
TUESDAY. the siIta tcth) day Of June. 1876. d
the hour Of two tsl o'clock 2. y. Of ,sid day.
TIrT- wM. II. NcCLlNrOCK.
,..sstd % FsHi 0scretsfy.
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iSsIssNEHfs LHvIID.
OOLUMnIA nIVIM0 COMPANY

| COLUMBIA nIvIM0 CONPANr.-
" Location Of principal piass ef bus'nsss
San Pranelsco. California.
Location Of WORK, Vifainis Ainns p'ssf'cs
Notice 10 hereby given, that o. nesting o
the Board OF DIrsetou. held on the l3th day o.
April, 1875, sn assessment (No. ~ OF Twenty
ave Cents por share was levied upon the capita
stock Of ths eorpo.s,iea, peyshIs !nnsdisssiy,
70 UnI!sd siatss gold coin. V tss sssfsssIS: = =
ssrdi Ba,idins. No. lis CAiiicsnh street, San
Az :iosf npon which his ssssssnsas shall
remain unpaid on the iHh say o. Nay.
Eisfs. uill be delinquent, and Sivtrtised for
s male q Ss1. Dss' .ssss s :: ,.s I'd sa;sS
9Th day OF June, is7s, 10 pay the delinquent
Assessment. together with COSTS Of sdvsrIlsink
and expenses of sale.
By order Of the hoard OF Directsrs.
PRANK swiPr, secretary.
o1aes.noom No, Mayysrd's BaiIdias. no.
WAL EDoNIA sILvEK nInIHa
ol business. Nan Frsneisco. california.
Location ofworks, Storey county. Nsvada-
Notice 10 hereby given, that at meeting Of
the Board Of DireotOrs, held on the 18th dAy OF
April, 1910. IN assessmeut lso. 10 Of One
Dollar per shars wss levied upon tbs carl.
sisiy. in United states gold soii. 20 ths ssers.
tary, at the once OF the Company. tit Call.
iornia strrst, San Francisco. callfofpis.
Any stock upon which this assessment snail
remain unpaid ON the I'D day Of Mly.
isio. will bs delinquent. and advertised for
rals at public auction, and unless payment 10
made before will be sold on the NINTH
DAY or JUNE. 1876. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of ssie, sale,
onaee-4it califOrnis street, Nan Yrapeiseo.
California. sp3otd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-15
sTockHolpERs' MEETING.

ANNUAL MEETING. -H0TfCk. - THE
"A hrst usD ANIMAL meeting OF the stoekhold.
sru OF the Queen Mining Company. for the cleo
tion Of Directors to serve fir the ensuing year.
and for the Transaction Of such other buslness
~ may properly come before the meeting. will
he held At the once Of the Company. Room No.
Z Hay wards building. No tio tAlifornis siresi.
sixth l6thl day OF jun. 1915 II the hour OF
one a. O'Clock .. y. OF ssld day.
wM. II. NoCLINTocK.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-15
NOTICE.

OrRiCE oP 1HE CONSOLIDATED INPR.
~ RIAL MINING COMPANY. The transfer
books Of the above-nainrd tompaLy will close
On SATURDAY, the 9Th Instant st ~ ~. and
r.main closed till sfer the annual meeting.
FRIDAY, hsy ~, 1910.
San vrsncisoa. cal. My 4. 1876. myGid