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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01

The rumor that Governor Hayes
would withdraw from the contcst L
contrsdicted.
The Democrats now declare tina,
the Representatives from Colorado arr
illegally elected. What nexti
The New York World demands the
impeachment of Grant for sending
troops into south Carolina to protect
the Legislature.
General Sheridan confirms previous
reports that the election in Louisiana
was simply y systematic practice Of
fraud and Intimidation.
Judge Stanley Mathews has re-
ceived telegram from Senator Sher-
man declaring the Louisiana Return
ing Board fraudulent on its face, and
asking him to communicate with
Governor Hayes.
Wade Hampton is confident that
his party will meet with ultimate
success in South Carolina, and that
peacefully. Be is certain that the
sentiment OF the couotry, which 10
even superior to Federal bsyonets,
will 10 on their side.
Edward Mcpherson, late Clerk of
the House of Representatives, is n
recognized authority on parliament
afy law and congressional precedent.
His views in relation to the counting
Of the electoral vote sustains the po-
sition that the President of the Sem
ate has no discretion but to announce
the vote - he receives it.
A Times Washington special saws:
Republicans are hardly 10 he found
who uphold the proceedings in South
Carolina. A Boston gentleman we'll
expressed the general feeling when
he said; III Hayes takes hi. seat it
will ruin the party, but let Tilden
have the Presidency and next time
we will beat you gu. of your boots"
The vote for Electors in Florida.
ss officially announced from the face
of The returns in detail. aggregates
as follows Humphrey,24, 1928: Pierce,
24,S24; Long, 1883 Holden. 2l,S2s;
Youay, ei,2S4; Cali, 24,aS5: Hilton,
a4.2s3; Bullock, 24.3sa The nrst
four names are the Republican and
the last four Democratic candidates.
Since Ex-Governor Palmsr's denun-
citation of the proceedings of the Lou
isixBa Dtnaefais there is better
feeling in all par,s OF the country
towards the administration. Gov
ernor Palmer. it will he re-
membercd, was the FIRST 10 raise
his voice aga'ns, the Presidents
Sherman order. Therefore his de-
nuncis.ion now of the members Of
his party whom the troops were in
tended 20 check is virtually an adj
mission of the necessity for bsyonets.
aud will be received everywhere Is
conclusive of frauds on the part of
the Democracy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01
Annual Government Reports.

Nearly ali the annual reports of
heads of departments are completed
and I q substance of all of them has
been handed tn the President for
reference during the preparation of
hi. message. Secretary Morrill, has
completed the Treasury report and
is now engaged in reading the proofs
and making Whatever revision may
be necessary. The Attorney Gen-
ersl 10 preparing his report, whi,h
will probably be ready Ia lay before
Congress when the Presidents mes
sage 10 sent in. The debt statement,
To lie issued ON December Let, will
show a decrease ST the public dsot,
cut it will not be so heavy re,iec-
ton ~ has been the case 10 the last
few months.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01

THE residents Of an aristoeratic
portion Of Philadelphia are trying
to suppress the ringing Of the bells
Of . nsighboring church. II i've
o'clock evesy morning. The chimes
are regarded - . nuisance aud
those who have bssn disturbed il
their morning maps are trying 70
zee what efficacy there 10 In 40 in
juacsion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01
TIE Cox. VIRGINIA EssIxs.-Ths

engine at the Con. Virginia pAn-mill
runs at the rate Of SO revolutions per
minute. Every revolution Is regis
tered, and ~hen %, $50 are recorded
the register neturns to its original
state and the coant begins anew. AT
the rate the engine is running now il
would take coust.nt run Of $40
days, or three ears and las dayA to
rsssh The limit and begin again.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01
EShIE CONSOLIDATED MINING con:

LNhIE CONSOLIDATED MINING CON.
II pany-lccssion ~ psir,ipal place 81
hasan~sa, San Franchise, Csiiiornta-Loes-
tiou Of WORKS. pesiis asi. District. Lyon
County. Hev.--N0tice - hereby gives. thas
a . meeting Of the ptf~eArs held eA the aotA
DAY Of Eovemb r. lss6, an ass.ssmsnt NO. u
Of Ten Cents tioc, pr shat. VS. levied upon
The capital ssoeh III Ii. e,fpcsssian, payable
tmne daassiy In urit.a ssstss 4 ii so.n. the
Secretary q the once 81 So Company. "a
Pine street, San Francisco. California. Any
sturh upon which this asss>sArat shall re-
main unpaid on the ae;A Gay 81 december,
ls.a. will b delinquent, anu advertised for
sals q public auction; and sns.ss pay ment 10
made before, viii Be seld on MONDAY. the
AZ day Of January. 1857, TO pay ths delin-
ou~ns assesament. together with the costs OF
advertising and sxpensss cf sale.
J. l. FIELDS. Sccy.
ones- No. "a Pine ssrss,. San Fraaeisss.
California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

. r. 4 MONTGOMERY MINING cox.
II . psnv.-Ths annual meeting Of tns
aboss nNnsA Company for the election OF
Trustees for the ensuing year and for sneh
other business - may come before the mech
ing, vii b. held a the once Of toe COMPANY.
corlcs Of Naia and Retaiams ssrrsts, uoid
Hill, Storey county. New. On December ~.
d 9 O'Clock p. u.
~ srA0 Il Ne Tfaseses-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01

DAWN says the areas Of coral
reefs are gradually linking. aud
that the Polynesian islands are only
The higher parts Of . subnergsa
soptinsnt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01

A Nkw YosEnrrs.-lt 10 not gen.
orally known that there exists In
Fresno county rival Of the Yosemite
Valley. The new valley 10 on king's
river, 10 forty-ssc miiss long from
east TO west, and hes an average
width Of about half . mile. The
Fresno Republican says: az lice i've
thousand feet above the level Of the
sea, and ito walls, which are about
three thousand feet high, are very
precipitous. In this valley . new
grove of colossal redwood trees he's
been discovered. One of them cclips-
es all that have been discovered on
the Pacific Coast. Its circumference
- high Is man can reach and psss
a tape line around, 10 . few inches
less than one hundred and City feet.
This 10 beyond the measurement OF
any tree in the Calavsras grove. The
height 10 estimated at hundred and
Q xty feet, and . part Of the top lying
on the ground 10 over a hundred feet
in length"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01
FRANK KENYON.


SoUTH KIND MINING COMPANY - LO-
- cation Of principal place VI baainess, saa
Francisco. California-Lcation u works.
Devils oete Mining District. Lyon County.
Nsvsha. -Nettee h hereby given. that u .
meeting Of Tie Beard Of pirectoss. held On
tha 3sd day Of November, 1876. IN aAss ssmsnt
tho. u ~ Twenty Cents t3evl per share vas
levied upon the cspitsi ssoel u the eorpsra.
tim. pay sble Immediately IN United sts,ss
gold in. ~ the Secretary. - the ofhcs VI the
Company, els Saiifenia street. sau Fran.
cisco. Caiiiornis. Any stock upon which this
assessment ssal rcmAin unpaid Ii. 2s,A
day 81 pecenab~r. 1910. viii b. aeiineaenl
And advertised for sale 81 public suction, and
nhlcss payment 10 made before will b cold
on MONDAY the Fittssnth t1sthl day Of SsA-
cary. isss. to pay the Il. tn2nsns assessment.
taSeiher With cosss II advestss.ns ssd sxpen-
- Of sale.
~ order If the Board pif~,turp.
v CLARK. ssc'y.
once--Rosm No :. tla Caiiforasa street., IA
Francisco. Salittrrta
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01

mo. los" Is an even number, and
il is more than an even thing that
the finest assortment of boots, shoes,
CATERS, ETC., are to be found at that
place, South c street, IN the large
store Of C. A. Noltemsier, of any
other establishment in the State.
Step in and take . look At his spring
styles.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01

Bull, Cow aud Calf are the nance
Of three Kentucky streams that
empty Into the Sandy river.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01
Assessment Notice.

a MACON CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Company--Lccation Of principal place
of business san Francisco. CAiifornia-Locs-
tion Of works, DEVILS Gate Mining District.
Lyon County. Nevada. - Notice 10 hereby
given, thai at . meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors. held VI, the 2sth dav Of November. ISIS,
an assessment mo. ~ Of twenty Cesn fsocl
per share Vas levied upon the capital stoek
Of the corporation. payable tmmsdistsiy In
United States eeld coin 10 the Secretary Of the
Once OF the COMPANY. - Pine street. Roems
~ and Al. San Francisco California. Any
stock spon which this aaseesmeat shall n.
main unpaid on the 18th day of January. lsse,
will be delinquent. and advertised for saie Il
pahiic auction: aud unlees payment 10 made
before win Be cold on THU the assh
day of January. 1875. Il one o'c,cck ~. 10
pay the delinquent sssrssnsnt. together with
costs Of advertising and expenees Of sale,
BY order Of the Board Of Dtrcssou
JOHN A. RElCnK RT, Secy.
Ofhcs-aso Pine street Rooms 20 and u. oAn
franc1sco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01
Try It Tor = Month.

ORDERS SOLICITED.
, 1876-10-20

The CANvAss.-As an exhibition
of the methods resorted to by leaders
of the Administration to effect their
purposes we make a few extracts
from documents received by Fed
eral official in Louisiana. The first is
from letter signed by Q. Chandler,
Simon Cameron, B. G. Mccormack,
and ]. NJ. Edmunds:
The National and Congressional COM
mittees will endeavof BY effective speakers,
the circulation Of documents, and other
legitimate means, to promote thorough
organization, an active canvass and a sue
cessful result in November, and will be
glad to receive such contributions in aid OF
the contest In behalf Of Hayes & Wheeler
as the friends Of the cause may feel .desir-
Gus and willing to contribute.
The second document of the series
is slip of paper, printed exactly as
follows, which shows that the re-
quest contained in the first docu-
ment, signed by names of such Off
cial weight, is in fact, command to
subordinates, which they dare not
disobey:
It Is particularly desired that in reply
ing to this letter, the date and name OF
the writer together with his address and
official position, should be written clearly
and legibly, In order that credit may be
properly given.
The third document Is also on q
separate slip of paper, but litho-
graphed so as to initiate hand-wFi-
ting, with the amount filed in with
pen:
The Committee win be glad to receive
from you t15) dollars, or more, according
as your inclination may lead you to con-
tribute.
The fourth document, however, is
the crowning infamy of all. Like
the second and third it is on a sepa-
rate slip of paper. Init the represen-
tatives Of the administration quote
the law passed by the last. Democrat
ic House of Congress to prevent Fed
eral ofice-holders from contributing
to campaign expenses, and then point
out how its operation may be avoid
ed, melting and forcing them to the
commission of what, in the sworn
officials, is the greatest of all crimes,
the crime against the suffrage.
, 1876-10-20
BT IEITGRNPH.

Gold in New York, 1921.
Legal tenders in Portland-buy-
inc 2oI, selling 9l4.
There was an hours snow storm
at Norfolk, Va, ON the 10th inst,
with weather extremely cold.
Snow fell fast in New York on the
18th inst; also in Washington and
Boston.
The yellow fever is abating some.
what in Savannah.
The ship Triumphant is in quaran-
tine at San Francisco. A case of
smallpox was discovered on board
just as she was on the point of sailing
The new iron steamship, City of
Chester, to run between Portland,
Ogn., and San Francisco, has made a
satisfactory trial trip.
Heavy rains are general through
out the State of California.
Gen. Merritt, with all his best
horses aud the 5th cavalry, together
with picked men from other regi-
ments, left on the 18th inst. for Chey
enne to attack large band of Indi-
ans led by Crazy Horse.
The London press contends that
Russia is at present actually at war
with Turkey, and that any further
efforts at diplomacy are useless.
New Hampshire day at the Gen.
tennial occurred on the 18th inst.
The weather was fine and the atten-
dance extraordinary. Gen. Hawley
and Gov. Cheney delivered addresses
after which the monument to Chris
iopher Columbus was unveiled. The
preliminary proceedings consisted of
a grand parade of Italian citizens
through the principal streets to the
grounds.
A dispatch from New York dated
the 18th, says: The tax receiver of
this port has warrant against the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company for
100000 due the city in unpaid
taxes. The steamship Colon is ex-
pected to-day and will probably be
seized.
Rev. Dewitt Talmage has resign
ed his position as editor of the
"Christian at Work" and taken a
position on the "Advance," a journal
published in New York and Chicago.
Statistics prove there is no reas-
enable aground for the stories that
Philadelphia is suffering from unusu-
al prevalence Of typhoid fever and
bowel. disorders. The death rate
from these causes since the exhibit
tion opened has been three-fourths
of that in Chicago, five-eighths of
Brooklyn and four.sevenths of New
York.
, 1876-10-20
CORRESPONDENCE.

New DUNGENEss, Oct, IL, 1876.
EDITOR ARGUS Tha Indians from
Neah Bay are here in large numbers
digging potatoes for the farmers,
and peddling mats, baskets and other
curiosities. The Clalam Indians,
along with some Indians from the
other side, are having a grand pot
latch at the head of Sequim Bay.
A gang of men from the survey
ing schooner Fauntleroy are survey
ing along the shore of Dungeness
Bav.
The weather is thick accompanied
by a mist, making Friend Tucker
at the lighthouse, sound his horn. /
had the pleasure of visiting the light
house a short time ago and was
greatly surprised to find every thing
in such apple-pie order. Looking at
the lamps and glasses in the lantern
you would never suspect that oil was
used in the lamps. The machinery
Of the fog whistle showed the same
token of neatness and care that was
seen in the lantern department.
Opening the door of the furnace /
found wood and shavings already
laid to start up steam on the first ap-
pearance of fog. Captain Tucker
has succeeded in laying the founda-
tion of a future flower garden in
front of the dwelling, making the
desert sand spit look more like a
home than it has ever looked before;
in fact everything around shows that
the keeper and his assistants are the
right men in the right place.
l was wrongly informed about the
potato blight at Port Angeles.
E. @.
, 1876-10-20
For Delegate 10 Congress:
John p. JudSOn.
Prosecuting Attorney:
VIM. H. White.

OUR COURSE, in placing the name
Of Hon. J. P. Judson at the head of
our editorial column, as candidate
for Delegate to Congress, needs no
explanation to those who have pc
rused the editorial articles which
have appeared from time to time in
previous numbers of this paper. We
have acted upon an essential princi-
pie therein set forth; viz, that of
selecting whom we consider to be
THE BEST MAN. Mr.. Judson is from
among the people of the Territory, and
his interests are identical with theirs.
He is a man of unimpeachable integ-
rity combined with sterling ability
and a willingness to labor for the
development and advancement of
all that may conduce to the welfare
of the Territory. Need we add
more? There are comparisons that
might be instituted between the
rival candidates, but we forbear. Mr..
Jacobs has been tried and "found
wanting;" and the PEOPLE have de-
cided upon the election of his sue
eessor, Hon. John Paul Judson.
, 1876-10-20
AND now there comes the unsav,

AND now there comes the unsaVo-
ry odor of another Indian job in
the news from the Indian coun-
try. The agent at Standing Rock
has been drawing rations for $500
more Indians than can now be found
there, and yet the number has re-
Gently been largely augmented by
the returning hostiles coming in for
their winters keep. We commend
the matter to Secretary Chandler
and his Indian Commissioner. The
people want to know how and where
their money goes.
, 1876-10-20

lsS'r it a rather suggestive fact
that while scores of Republicans in
Massachusetts, have come out for
Iilden, not a single noteworthy ac-
cession has been made to the Hayes
ranks Boston Post.
, 1876-10-20

THE Colonist says the Board OF
Health" OF Victoria might not inapprO-
priately be called the s' Board Of Death. :"
and some of the people of that city COM
plain that the health officer encourages the
spread of the small pox for what he can
make out Of the funds appropriated for
sanitary purposes.
, 1876-10-20
WASHINGTON HOTEL.


HAVING REOPENED THIS HOTEL,
III beg to inform the public that 1t has not
only been thoroughly renovated, but refur-
nished throughout, adding greatly to the
comfort of its guests, and now possesses the
appointments requisite TO the accommodation
-of the public in a satisfactory manner. II Is
easy OF access, facing the steamboat landing.
and the management IL determined that its
cuisine shall be unsurpassed. left
, 1876-10-20

The Messenger. a small steamer, built
by citizens Of Olympia. will commence
running to down-Sound ports in a few
weeks: She will be commanded by Capt.
John G. Parker.
, 1876-10-20
NOTICE.

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFsoHaSs, Has,sler I.s
i isting under the tirm name OF =; > ruUs,tnal
4 Co. has this day been dissolved py y y 1r,n
consent All Indebtedness to the ~, Iane, - 81
and all liabilities against said nrm WIZ "
~eN " - o Z. s. FowLER,
AT. LEARNED
Port Townsend, October 6th, 1875.
er All parties indebted to the late nrn a.
requested to come forward and settle'
, 1876-10-20

THE Port Townsend Brass Band was
reOrganized last Wednesday evening under
the leadership Of Hale White, ESQ.
, 1876-10-20
HOTELS.
HOTEL.
g. FRANK CLAPP, Proprietor,

. = H-7H7IHH Z III y ; =
TrHIs wELL-KNOwN AND POPULAR
u House has been refurnished and rehtted
IN ali its departments. and Is now prepared to
furnish flrSt class accommodations to its
patrons. Being eligibly situated 1t is easy Of
access by the travelling public. Its table VIII
aGhrds. Rooms for families, with board by
Tihls dav or week. Is
, 1876-10-20

A LARGE feet OF vessels passed up-SOund
during the week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-30
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COUNT OF TIIR FIRST
Jul cial District of the state 90 Nevada. In
aud fr tie coun'y 81 storey.
JOHN LYNCH. plalntin, vs.. larry LfACH.
Defendant.
rirri Juiicis. District of the stale ~ Nsvsis.
in and Or the county oi storey. and the com
pl.,nt Md IN ,aii county. Ia the orc. 81 the
CLERK Of said III triet Court, on the nth day oi
November A. 1916.
TIE STATE Il Nevada sends greeting To MARY.
LYNCH. Defendant: You are her by rcquir Il
10 apIcsr an action brought against you by
The ahlvr namei plaia'in. IN tic district Court
Of the First JUDICIAL District u / @ State Of
Nevada. IN aud for the county ~ Storey. aud
answer III. complaint nl'd therein. within ten
day. Exclusive of the dsy 81 s~,ryicc) .fitr the
service ON you q this summons. ~ . rvtd In
sid county. or. II ferv.d out of said county.
within twenty days aud ia q ! othfr rafes. foity
ds,r; or Judgment by default will Ia iaken
against you according 10 the prsyer OF said
complaint.
81 this Court dies living the bonfs 81 mstr,
mony nos en- sting between you aud said
pl,Ii TN. ou the rrnutd iha' YOU w~illiully de-
serted said p'airtin ard sill continue 30 10
ceslt him. for more Than Que !ear PRIOR To the
commencement of this action
For particulars. zee complaint on he III THE
once
Aud ycu are hereby notified that " you fail TO
snswer the complaint. the said plalniin viii
take judgm'ni against you as PRAYED Tor IN
said complaint.
Gtvea under my h.nd and the zeal 81 the
District cour, oi the fiist Iudiciai District Of
the state Of Nevada. In and { . tbs. county OF
storey, tbs 2gth day Of November. In the year
n ou- Lori one Thousand eight hundred and
seveutJ.six.
By Z. II. srssioss. Deputy Clerk.
del lawa0i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-30
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

tps..ed Decemb. r Is. is7el


THE HOARD or TRUSTEES OF TIE
L Tywn of poii I'LL do ,rJaini
sE,IioS Z. This President and Clerk Of the
Iloiri q Tiusteei Of the town ~ Uold iiill are
hereby authorized and required TO Issue four
boIds of the town 81 TO Il It'll. In the sum 81
&. nr thousand dollars each. United hta'e- gold
csin.
sEc. 2. The said honds sbail b. in sueh form
a. the President aud Clerk OF slir board may
ire cribc. aud shall be- 90 the effect that the
town al rold Hill IL bound ana hold n and
will pay io.the holder or hold r. Of said bonds
the sum NJ money named therein. In two year.
from this date thereof. with interest thereon al
the aie'of one per cent. per month. In United
states gold coin. In erest payabi- monthly.
SEC. . The money received from tke sale Of
said bonds -hAli be placed In the Redemption
futd Il rsid Town of Gold I'LL. and shall be
u'rd only for the purp1e o. r'dcemIng hond.
zoe. as. a.. IS. CT. 81 ~, co. 20 n. 70, ~. "a. IS,
~, u and u. each OF the sum Of ons thou. and
doll.r-. u,ited states gold coin. and msiure on
tire ist day 81 January. A ID. 1871.
SIC. Z. The Treasurer OF the town of Gold
Hill snail pay 'aid bonds 10 the holder or hold.
er- thereof. uIon prseniatiJn. according To
law.
sTc S. THIS ordinance TO take effect and be
Ia force FINN the date Of Its passage.
%. q. DAuC1fy.
Of Gold HilI
Attest: wM IIY. DoAsg, Clerk. deco aw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-30
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OyFicy OF THE LEvfATHAS MINING
~ Comrsny. San Francisco. California. De-
combe. q. isI6.-The annual M citing Of the
stockholders II the Leyiaihsn Mining G ,mpany
will be held n the once OF the Company, Koom
A.. No so1 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
California, on MONDAY. January ei.h b nth).
1871. st ore a. O'Clock p. n. Transfer books
VIII Close on taturday, peeemhsr %, $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-30

And In accordance with law. sud an order 81
the Board OF Directors. made on the eth day of
November. 1916. % man shares OF each parcel
OF sueh stock as may he necessary will be -old
At public anction. nj the onice of Messr-.
OConnor u Pardow. Rooms 0 and 10. M sS6
Clay STREET. Ran Pnnsi.eo, Ctiifort IA. on MOI.
DAY. the 18th day Of Jsnnsry. 1871. at the hour
OF . o'clock '. n. OF raid day. TO pay raid delin'
OF Advertising and expenses OF sale.
A. A. PARD0w. Secretary pro TEN.
~oniee-Rooms . and 10. No. GO Clay street.
San Francisco California. dssstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-30
A., AlrON GOLD -
MINING CUMPANY.-LocAuoI a.

- MINING COMPANY LOcAIon ~
eipa' place Of business. Kan Francisco, ca.
onia.
LDcailoi q works. De'n'- Gate Di,trei.
Lyon couLiy. Nevada.
Noties.-Th,rr a.. delinquent upon the 81.
iowin. dcs, rib,d stock. On account Of a,ssss
meni (No. 81 levied on the 9Th day o. NOycm.
btr, 1870. the seteial tmounis set 81 pts site The
sm,s Of the respective .hsreLolJsr. a. 81.
lows.
Names. No, GgTtif, ths. Amt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-30
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nYFICE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ Mining Comp any. \ n Frsncisco. Csiiiornis.
December IS. iSid.-The Annual Meeting oithe
s~tockholdsr. Il the Consolidated Virginia Min
Ing Company. for the election OF Trustees 70
r,rye for thu ensuing year. and for the I ansac-
tIon Of such other business a. insy pr"p,r.y
come before the meeting. vii be held ~ the
once Of the q jmpsny. No 10 Nevada Blrek. ON
THURSDAY. January ~. 1871, at O'Clock .. y.
Tr..sfer books will close On ) .tnrday, Decsm'
Der 81. 1870, at u o'clock noon
deistd A. W HAvENs. 3 creisry.