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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-26

last YELLOW JACKET MINING
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. principal place
u basiness. San yrahciseo, California.
Location OF WORKS. Gold Hill. Nevada.
Nouce:-There are dsiinQuent upon the fot
ment No. ~ levied on the 18th day OF March,
1870, the several amounts set opposite the
nance Of the respective shareholders, ~ FOL.
lows:
N.me,. No. cetif. shs. Amt.
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3~prIfNaUHHf sALys.

MOTH C0nseLleALkD W.
IN GINA nINtlo conxASn,1vrSssssse'
q principal plses q esaasss
Location Of vetks. vlrginia nining District
Virgins. STOREY COUNTY. nevaaa. N. soi.
Netics.-Thsrs are d~sinqusnt pen NJ Ios'
lowing described stock, on sceoent o ss@s
nsnt me. y levied On tne Va ~ os -
nsnss 81 The respective sharsho'dsrs. - 'o''
iovsi q. n~~,,f. sls. Amt.
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ASSISTANTS IEyIID.
MOULD = cuRRY aILyER nTN.

CoULD q cuBBY uILvER nEN.
" ING ooARANY. Loessioa Of prineipsi
pLaos of basinsss. San Hrsacisss. California
LSesiisa Of vorha. virstaiA. Storey eeaaty'
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby Eivsn. that Of Q meeting O.
tks Board Of Dtrsetors. hsid % the - day Of
March, LIE, IN asssss1sn mo ~ Of Ons pot,
lf (ei) Per hare Was lsvied upon ths capita
sseek Of The corporation, payable innediAlsy,
IN United States gold eoin. 70 the Seerstarr. y
The once of the Company. Room No. % Ne.
ysda baoeh. No. 90 hohtsensFJ Street, ssa
Hraneiseo. califomiA.
Any stock upoa which this asssssmsnt snai
remain unpaid on the 1th day Of Aprtl
is7s, viii 30 d~slinQasnt. and advsrtieeo ~
sais a. public ~suetion. and unlssa n y.
nads before win b. sod on TUESDAY. IN:
lsth day Of Aprii, ISIS, TO PAY The delin9usnl
ssssssmsnt. together with eoss Of Advertising
q, osdsr o. The Board Of Dirselou.
AIYREp Z. puRnRow. sserstssJ.
One>-Roon % Nevada btoek, Ne. - hont
sonsry strat. ssa rrs.eisee. osnfsrsis-
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NEW YoRK NlAlNo C0MPAMx.
IN LoestJn Of principal place Of eesinsss'
Location Of works. Gold Hin. storey eeeny'
Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, thai al . meeting o.
ths Hard Of Direetors. held on The soth day
OF nsrrh. 1919. an assessnsnt INC. y o
finy Cent? looe) per share va levieo upoe
the new Cor q The rlts Of sishtyihrss and ene-
third cent? upon the oidl capital stock % ING
corporation. payable Immediately, IN uni.so
staies gold cola, 70 The sesrstary. 81 ne enc
OF the Company. Room n Hayvard's bailoi.e'
Iis California street., San rraneiseo. cAiforni,;
Any stock upoa which this assessment snaL
remain unpaid On the ara tistl day oi hay.
Ism. Win b delinqusnt, and sdvertissd for ~
Al pubiie auction, and unless payment 10 neds
SslSre VII b ssId on FRfDAY. the fsth
day Of Nay, is7s. TO PAY the delinquent assses,
meat. together with costs OF advertising snd
eI h Ssc.s o. q: Bsasd Of p,rs.srs.
d, L. THOMAS. sserstap.
once - Room No. a Hsyvafd's Building
No. enc California street. San Franeiseo: Gail
fouia- mf5on
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"~F
And In scccrdanes with Law. and an Older Of
the Board Of Trustees. made On the fsth Day
Of March AID. ISL. ~ ssasy shares OF sseh
parcel az sueh sock q nay b necessary vii
Be sald al public ascsion. In front o. the once
sosaiy, Nsssis. On WEDNESDAY. The sitS
day Of xAy. A. d. ts7s. AZ 4 o'clock =. = To
pay delinquent asss rsmentn thereon. together
wsth costs OF advertising aud sxpensss % eale,
unless previsusly paid.
BY ofder Of The Board of Ttustsss
q. ". HOPkiNs, seersfary.
Gold Hti, Nsv., April a. ISIS. sp11td
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And In accordance with law. and a. order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the ID day Of
such stock 90 may Be necessary will be sold
atpublie a~uctina. ct the ONES Of the Company.
Room - No. tlp California street. San Fran.
cisco, California. on WEDNESDAY. the 36th
day Of April, ls7s, d The hour q. one O'Clock
r.n. Of s.id DAY, 70 PAY s.id delinquent a.
vsitising and sxpenses Of ssle,
J0ekPH MAoUiRK, SECRETARY.
0Gice-losu -, No. tis cslifernia street,
" rnAssiseo' California. spiosd
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CHIPIAN MfNINQ con

N P1NY. SLoe.ion Of principal place o.
6usinsss, San Francisco, California
Notics.-T here are delinquent npon tne Iot'
nent iNa. u levied on the ID day OF March,
is1S. The several amounts sci opposite the
names or the respective sharsholdsrs, - fol.
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I'd srpsases of sais.
~ s'asr = y; ,s.,d ?, pis;;.os:;

SN8t.-A<aks3 ~ ~
tis California street. Nan rrsnei.ec G.l.s..-l..
Sk6nE0AfaO .s.. .......~
- CONPANY.-Locattou n principal piaos
OF business, San Francisco. California.
ALeeafios Of works Geld I'M. Storey eounty.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 . meeting Of
the Board of Dirrcsoes, held on the iith day of
April, 1919. On assessment (So. Isl OF Five ~
Dollars per shars uAs levied upon the capital
stsck sfths e~orDouiios. psyabls ~innsdlsisly.
In Jailed states gold coin. 10 the Secretary. 81
The once Of the Company. No. tit California
street. San praneisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
fsnaln unpsid on the 18th day Of Nay. isT6
Win - oslinqusat. and Advertised for sale
Ct pablo auction. and unless payment 10 made
bskrs Win b sold on TUESDAY. the sih
aAy Of June. is1s. 70 pay the delinquent a.
ssssnent. together with costs Of advertising
- ssDss,ss q s;'s A p,,.es,s5g
GEO. ID. EDWARDS. Secretary.
Of1co-ln Nouow's Buildlng. ala California
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Tho above sale 10 postponed until FRIDAY
Mar %, 1875, Il the same hour and place.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
sp2std JOS. MAGUlRk. Secretary.
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Ccoafssr..itss:i'ss y p1i.. ai pi.:.

AsnAhvEn aINhNo
XcoMraNr. vLssaisos Of principal place
kseatiea Q fworks. storey county, Nevsda-
Ngttes 10 hsFsoy given. thAt % 3 mssking Of
The Board OF Directors. held ON the 18th day OF
Apsl. 1875, an assessment $50. IL 10 Ons
"a s,esf Of IN. e'rporstioa. psyssl. innedi.
stely, 10 United States gold eoin. tn the seers-
tsry, - The once Of The Company. Ala Cali.
fernA sesss. - Frssciseo. uAfsrsiA
Any stock upon which this assessment snail
remain unpaid sn the I'd day Of May.
is7s. win he delinquent. and advertised Tor
sais a. pablo auction. add unless payment "
naAs bsfors VII b coil M The NINTH
DAY 90 JUNE. ISIS. 10 pay the delin9aeut
asssssmsnt. toesth.s with eosts Of advertising
X. wEGENER. Secretary.
00es-nt California strvet, san franeisco.
csnonrsia. spssd
pEIIANCE MINING coMPANY.-
IL Loesison Of piineipsi place Of busisss.
baa Trsseiso. califcrnis.
Loessioa " votks. Gold Hill. Nevada.
Ncescs 10 hcrsfy Eivsu. nst ~ . nsetins o.
the Doari % DIRECTORS. held % the lsth day ~
April, 1879. sn ass-~sment tSo - Of Tea
Cssts per shas vas isstcd uron the ZAP
itai ssock Of the corporation. payable iuime-
d.sisly, in United s,s,es gold so,n. . ne SC.
Montgomery street. Roon .. san Francisco
Xey sissk spsa ~Alsh this assessment shs'l
remain unpaid on N. iuh day OF Nay.
fs:s, will be diisqse.f. Ard sAsstt>sif foe
tsts a puAlic ssrtios. ami unles- payptnt
10 made before viii Be sold on THURSDAY.
the let day Of June. iss6. 10 ray the dsltnqr.nt
assessment. together with costs Of advsrusing
EssS1seeSs Bsara Of Disasters.
= CDAUnlW fD1R. Secretary.
ones-s1s Mahogany stssst thoon n. So
ysasei'eo' California spi'''
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NOTICE.

II NrcKIRBoCKER NININa COMPANY
N Al q meeting Of the steekh0ldsrs Of The
xaiehsrboehsr Mining Company, hsid Monday.
March -. ISIS. u Vas decided. by unanimous
vols, 70 isefsass he espissl sssek fron tvsssy.
fosr thoussnd shares o. the raj. value Of on.
husdrcd dollars each. 10 one hundred thousand
sAsrsA Of the psr valns Of one hsndrsd dollars
each.
Ns,le. !: hereby si,... NJ, a. ne. .,oe,
isfs, upoa surrsndsr u old e.rtiaesiss cd psy-
msnt % asssssment this day ievied-
b. ssdsr Of ths Board Of D~irsesousL
--y.M. sAIs Secretary;
NnyADA eoLb AND sA...~
eipA place Of basiness, saa rnne,sso, Cali
Ioes,ioa Of works. uon hin, STOREY county.
Sesies is hereby given. tina, at q meeting Of
y Isa.d q D.rse.srs. held on ne s,,n az o,
Csnts per share vas levied upon the capital
stock % the corporation. payable immedt-
atsly, In United StAtes gold coin, TO the
Desfsfsry, q tss once q III Company. Neon
2. "a. 40 California street, San franeiseo.
Aay stock upon which this assessment shall
rsnsn unpatA q the "a day % Nay. iS7s.
vill . d~slinqusat, and Advertised for sa,s
., Rstas s%se,iss, ssd sni.ss PsSRsn, !.
ne M DAY Of Hss. is7s, TO pay the delln.
qusat sssessment. together with costs 81 ID
vsrtiaing M expenses Of sale. f.fm .na
81 srdsr o. the Board Of Director.
JOSEPH hAduiRk, sserstary.
sss Snseisso, oiifossia. spisd
On1NTROIEf S0L0 xI6 M
" YER MiNiS0 COMPANY .-Loeation Of
prieeissl piscs VI sasiss.s. San sssaeiseo.
Location Of works. Gold Mn. Story county.
Notice 4. hereby given, tia, q, . meeting Of
the Board OF Dirsctor. held on the 9Th day Of
April. 1875. an assessment mo. 30 Of Ore
Dollar per shsrc was levied upon the capital
stock VI The corporation, payable Immediately.
IN United States yo.d coin. 10 the secretary. At
Building, No. tis California street. san Fran
Any siock upon which this assessment shali
rsaAln unpaid on tho 10Th dAy VI Nay. ISIS,
.iil g. dsliasaen,: and .aysr.lssa Tor 81.
ssiors yin be soid on WEDNESDAY,. the sist
tay a nay. is1t. 70 pay the dsiuquent assess.
nsnt, together. With costs OF atvstis'ng and
sxpssses Of sale.
s5 order OF n; sc.Id s q p \ s.s,,,,,,.
O0cs - Room - Hayward's building. tf9
California sir.et. San fraAe..ce C.ih,--,s
H6LUEKfz N siN0 COafANA~
OLocsffos &C pstseip.i plAes VI sas4scss.
San Frsneisco. California
Location VI WORKS. Virginia Mining District.
etorsy county. Nevada
Nslies IL ksrsby rivsn. thai at . meeting Of
the Board Of Dirvefors. held On the fsth day u
April. 1875. IN assessment mo. u OF Twenty.
ave csnts per SHARE Vas levied upon the capital
stoek q As eorporaiioa, payable lmnedAisly.
IN unired etAfrs gold coin. TO The seefetaxJ. 81
the once Of the compAny, Room No. Z Hay.
yard.a m. ,iding M iig rsliforuin strret Nan
Francisco. California.
Any stseh upon vhieh this assessnent shaii
rsmaln unpaid on the iah day Of Nay.
Isle. viii Do delinquent, and advertised for
sAls ct public a~aetios, and unles. lsymslt 10
mAks 6sfoFs vill h cold on TUESDAY. the
81 day % Juss. ISIS. 10 pay The ~dslinQuent
asssssnsnt. toxs<hsr with costs Of advertising
md sxpsnses % SALE.
~ osdsr - Ne beasd o. nlrsetors.
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the respective sharehoders' % mi'ows'
NsmssL Bharss. Ant.
A Hausoa. Loo. ..tss 90
William Calhoun ..... ..........isooo. 10 GO
" .xSoo..s.W0
.Andt " socordsaes with lay. and an order Of
ths Board Of Trustees. made 90 the 18th day Of
siid roet a may b pscesssly viii b. sold
q pupiis aucuon. u The ono Of The Company.
o. Tnomss 0~allaEhsrs omne, Gold Hill, Ne
vsda. on MONDAY. the I'd day Of Nay. is1s.
d the hour Of o'clock I'm, 70 pay eaid de-.
Of sdvsrtisine and expense OF sale.
By order u abe board n Trustees.
spaitd B.L fUaNAS. Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
T O E E q n.
TURKEY,
The Minister of War Assassinsted.


LONDON, June 16.-A despatch dated at Con-
stantinople, at o'clock this morning, says that
the ministers were assembled in council last
night at the residence of Midhat Pasha, pres-
dent of the council, when an officer who had
been recently dismissed from the service,
entered the council chamber, armed with a
revolver, and shot and instantly killed Hassein
Aunt Pasha, Minister of War, and Rachl
Pasha, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and seri-
ously wounded Kaiserli Pasha, Minister of
Marine. He also killed the aide de camp of
the Grand Vizer and the servant of Midhat
Pasha. The assassin was arrested. The mo-
tive for the terrible crime is supposed to have
been revenge for his dismissal.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, June 16-The following is
the official account of the assassination here
this morning.
A CircasSian named HaSsan, who left the mill
tary school four years ago with the rank of lieut.
enant, and was appointed to a captaincy in the
army of Bagdad, for certain reasons was re-
tanned at Constantinople, where he was vari-
ously employed. When Hassan recently re-
ceived an appointment to the grade of adjutant
major, and assignment to duty with the army
Of Bagdad. he alleged various pretexts for re-
naming at Constantinople, and was subse-
quently arrested and imprisoned. He was re-
leased yesterday on condition of his proceeding
to Bagdad today (Friday.).
Yesterday he called on the War Minister,
when he was informed that the Minister was
Residence. He proceeded there. and on FL the 3
euaIds believing him an aid-de-camp, permit
ted him to enter. Hassan fired point blank at
Heissein with revolver which he had in his
pocket, and while other persons present were
pressing forward to seize the assassin, Roachid
Pasha, Minister of Foreign Affairs, a servant
of Midbat Pasha, named Ahmed Agha, and a
soldier were killed, and Kaiserl Pasha, Min
lister of Marine, and another soldier were
wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
Windhana.

The Republicans of Windham will meet at the
Town House in said Town, on TUESDAY, the goth
inst, at O'Clock p M to choose delegates to at
tend the District Convention.
Per order of the Town Committee.
Windham June 10, 1876. ju15d&wtd
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
Daily Domestic Rece;pts.

BY BOSTON AND MAINE RAILRoAD-Wheeler
d Currrier car corn, FL Hurrill & Son do corn
Parrott q Chase 4 do corn, Norton, Chapman & Co
oats, Jones do oats, Norton, Chapman & Co do
oats, Q H Thaxter do oats, G W True & Co do
bIan, MARI, q Co do flour, d W Coolidge / do
-four, d Keazer l do flour, D w Hilleyer do flour.
j Fiske do flour, Hibbard & Graf 1 do flour, G
potatoes. Bates Manfg Co do cotton, Cummings. I,
81 w do lumber, Waldron 81 True / do middngs
l. DenLison l do mowers, Boston Ref Line s do
oil. L Railroad 5 cars merchandise, M CRR14
cars merchandise, & ORR3 cars merchandise
Portland IL do merchandise.
By water conyeyance-1000 bush cornmeal TO q
w. Irue 81 ca ~ ~
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Special to the Press.1
Accident-DeatIi.

RoCKLAND, June 16-Jerry Murphy was
fearfully kicked in the mouth by a vicious
horse this morning.
Joel W. Harrington, one of the oldest bust
ness citizens of Thomaston, died very suddenly
today of paralysis.
ITO the Associated Pressl
Fire.
BELFAST, June 16-The house of f. A. Cot.
trill, on Northport avenue, was burned this
morning. Loss $2500; insured $4,000,
Races at Harrington.
PENNINGTON, June TO- In the races at
Franklin Park the sweepstakes was won by
Abdalah. Time, 2.45. Three minute race was
won by Flying Cloud. Time, 2.35. The $50
race was won by Racket. Time, 2 49,
Accident.
Phinney Wtham of Weld, was injured badly
last night by his horse running away and throw
ing him out 1t is thought he will recover.
Accident at Bangor.
BANGOR, June 16.-While Charles Emerson
of Hampden. was crossing bridge this morn
ing with loaded team, strineer broke, and
he fell through and was severely injured, al
though it is hoped not fatally.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
COTTON MILL BURNED.
Twenfy-FOur Operatives Perish,
i'm the Flames.

LONDON, June 16.-A fire broke out to-day
in the extensive carpet manufactory and wool
en- works at Ayr belonging to James Temple
ton. The fire was caused by friction in the
machinery and spread to all parts of the build
ing where the operatives were at work. 1t is
believed all the men but one escaped. A num-
Der of women rushed out saying there were
others inside unable to escape. Soon after
wards the roof fell in. Twenty-four women
were buried in the ruins and persisted. One
woman who leaped from the upper window
was so badly injured that she died. 1t is re-
ported that an overseer named Barre locked
the door of the room in which the female oper-
atives were working. Barre himself persisted
in the flames. The works were entirely de-
stroyed. Loss estimated at $200O000
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
Another Hired Man NIurderer.

BALTIMORE, June 16.-Christian Klattz, from
the Maryland House of Refuge, employed as a
farm hand by Mr.. Street near CleImont M ills,
nearly chopped off the head Of Almra, the IL
year old daughter of his employer, yesterday
morning.
The neighbors caught him, took him to a
tree, hung him few moments and let him
down alive He then confessed that he killed
the girl out of "pure devilment" and he pro-
posed to shoot himself, but followed a sugges-
ton of one of the crowd by climbing the tree,
tying the rope around his own neck, babe them
good bye, jumped off into the air, and thus
ended his existence.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY. EoUr
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE GRIEF SIsYArl
OFFICER, Washington, DC.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
Secretary Brisiow's Resignaiion.
Forty Fourth Congressional Session.
SENATE.
WAsHINGToN. D. c.. Jun

w;naop,,= reMnAzsHIhhNSGTo S III q. June 16.
priations, reported back the Indian appropria-
ton bill with sundry amendments and gave
notice he would call it up tomorrow or Mon
day.
Message from the President transmitting
copies of correspondence with state depart
ment, was received not heretofore published,
relating to claims upon which judgments en-
Commissioners of Alabama Claims arising
from capture by rebel pirate Shenandoah. Re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Legislative business was suspended and the
Senate resumed the consideration of the i'm
parchment case.
Mr.. Black of the counsel for the accused
read lengthy paper declining to plead further
on the ground that respondent has already
been substantially acquitted as the order of the
Senate asserting the jurisdiction has not passed
by a two-thirds vote
Counsel for the defencs asked that the paper
be filed, but objection was made by Edmunds
and also by the House managers.
Pending discussion Edmunds said it had
been suggestedsthat no squorum was present
upon count only 80 senators responded, not a
quorum. Senate then adjourned until tomor-
morrow.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Willis of New York, from the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs, reported bill to provide
for the sale or exchange of a certain piece of
laud belonging to the Brooklyn navy yard to
committee to appraise the property and fix the
price shall consist of two members, to be ap-
pointed by the Secretary of the Navy, of the
Mayor and Comptroller of Brooklyn, and of a
fifth person to be selected by these four
Mr.. Holman of Indiana, moved to amend by
authorizing the President to organize a COM
mission of three for that purpose. The amend.
ment was agreed to and the bill passed.
The House then went into committee of the
whole on the army appropriation bill, Black
burn of Kentucky in the chair.
Mr.. Foster of Ohio, moved to place the salary
of the General of the army at $13,500 instead
of $4,000, as fixed by the bill. Rejected.
Mr.. Foster also offered an amendment in
creasing the pay of Lieutenant General from
$4,000 to $11, 600. Rejected
Mr.. Durham of Kentucky, moved to amend
by reducing the number of artillery and infant
~ regiments to 20 instead of %, as proposed by
the bill.
Mr.. Scheicher of Texas, offered an amend
ment fixing the number of cavalry regiments
at twelve and the artillery and infantry regi-
ments at eighteen. No quorum voting House
adjourned
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
AFTER THE CONVENTION.

A grand ratification meeting was held to-
night at Pixies Opera House. The committee
of the Bristow Club of this city, waited on the
Hayes committee and invited them to take pos
session of the Opera House. The large hall
was filled to its utmost capacity, and all the
speeches made were received with great enthu-
slasm. The meeting was called to order by
John Carlisle who said that was known as the
Bristow Club, but now the Hayes Club, had
rendered the use of the hall for grand ratifi-
cation meeting. He introduced Gen. Hawey
of COnnecticut.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
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The Portland daily press., 1876-06-17
THE INDIANS.
Gen. Crooks Expedition.

NEW YoRR, June 16.-A despatch from Gen,
after giving an account of a fight with indians
cntthe 9th, which account was received from
Cheyenne last night, says that 120 Shoshones
are expected to join Crook command shortly,
when aggressive measures against the Sioux
will be adopted. Gen. Crook is informed that
5000 more Indians have left Red Cloud agency
and gone on the war path, and he will try to
prevent their returning The expedition is now
at Goose Creek, which is to be the base of sup