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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09
@ NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE or An ORDER or THE
j. Hoard Of County Commissioners Of Storey
county. mate aud entered In the minutes 81
aid Hoard October 2, lsIG. notice II hereby
giy,n that ON the fliisT TUESDAY. the
aEvENTH DAY. OF NOVEMBER next, at
the following named places. TO wit;
Al Todd & wsison's store. Virginia,
Al the Couitr,o u oi Ju.ticc'r Court, Town.
ship No. .. Virginia
Al the City Halt. u stf-t. virginiag
Al the Engine HOUSE. of FIR c-mPAny No.c
At the Empire st,i. NIii. rlo-rry Pr.ireti
A. the Engine house Of Yellow Jacket fire
Comta am. No. =. bo'd iiul;
Al the Hou.r Of L.iueoln Hoe CONF any. No. >.
0o!d Hill;
An Eieeiiou will be held fer
Three Prc.id n'isi Fiestorr,
One Judg- of tn Supreme Court.
On. Member 81 congrs-.
Two State senators.
Fourteen A~-'embiymen,
shernf.
County CLERK.
County Treasurer.
County Assessor,
County hecor 80,
District Attorney.
Public Admins ntor.
t''hty ~ ~ '''
County surveyor.
Three County Commissioner. 1.-Two longAerm
and Que short tenn.
one Justice 81 the Peace for Township No.. j..
Virginia,
One Ia;iics Of the Pe.ee for Township No.. !,
Virginia.
Ons Ju.tice Of the Peace Tor Township No. 5.
Odd III !,
One Constable for Township No. ], Virginia.
One Constable for Township No.. ,. Nrginia...
One Constable Ter Township No. =. Gold HUI,
Five school Trustees for Nrginis School DIS.
trict two long tern and TIRE -ho't termD,
Five schooi Trustee. fos Gold u " school Dis
trict uwo long term ani three 'hor ierm)'
which election ,hsil he oi-l,-i rot later than
o'c'ock A. " and stall con inn- until Goelosk
y. n, ~ The raIne day. md noiite u hereby
further Civ, o. that the ballot. a. 4. ustd a. said
election shsii conform In color. va. aud tx.
tire with the descriptions ct for b hsrlh.i'
wit: Sine ~ b,llSt shall be- four inehsr 10 wiifn
by twelve inche. In ! nsih, of NV ri l-odid
n, aud a.. white book.Iaper.
ny orler of the Board.
Aite,t: W. u. TlIONPsON, eleit
Iy q. u. sEs-Io>s. Deputy Clerk. "S IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

EAsrERN
WV ". w..s rr..p. n. The south.

Why We want Trssps In the south.
CHICAGO. October IA T,;hs.e wlsh-
ington special says; Governor Chamber
iain's fears are we'll founded. South Car
olina IL practically In . condition OF War.
Tho old rebel element 10 coming to the
front again with their old passions aud
prejudices and ready for the old work.
They boast that they are better prepared
10 fight now than in 1861. They have or
ganized 10 overcome the negro majority
Of 10000. and no violence or murder will
be omitted II necessary TO accomplish this
result. unless restrained by the general
government. There are likely 10 be such
scenes In South Carolina during the pres
ent campaign as will make free institutions
. mockery and = burlesque. Whenever
the Republicans attempt to hold . meeting
these Democratic clubs ride In. all armed.
10 the number Of 1000 or more. and claim
half the time. This works very well until
. Republican attempts to speak. and then
they commence yelling and cursing. com.
| pletely drowning his voice. Tho situation
10 very grave. The result seems TO be q
choice between yielding TO armed mobs or
10 crush them by force. The civil officers
have given II up and are even afraid to
ask for troops for fear OF being killed.
When the troops are removed the white
men shoot down negroes In open day, and
not only own. but boast Of II. and yet
escape arrest, though remaining at home.
Campaign Notes.
Nxw YoRx. October IA Ti~ss Wash.
ington special y The Republican
1 n.u.usts.. kavA aanN anarta IN phiIalIpl-
phiA TO SEQ W IL that Republican voters
from Indiana and Ohio visiting the Cen'
tsnnial Exhibition leave for home forth
with. The committee il informed that at
least I 900 Republican voters from these
two States are now in Philadelphia.
TERKE HAurK. October IA large and
enthusiastic independent mAss-meeting
was held here tonight. Resolutions
charging Anson wolcott. formerly indie
pendent nominee for Governor. with hav'
Ing sold himself for Republican money
were adopted. and II. W. Harrington.
nominee In place Of wolcott. was Endorsed,
NEW YoRK, October 7.-Ben. Butler's
opponents claim the possibility Of Judge
Hears election against both Butler and
TArbox. In any event. Buffers defeat ID
certain. unless lac can draw heavily from
lArity will not work favorAbly for Butler
among Massachusetts, Republicans.
a Campais Club Deserts riidss.
Nyw York. October THE Tssss says
THE Fifteenth Ward Tilden and Hen
bricks Club, at . meeting last night. came
10 the conclusion that the lame apologies
Of Tlden on the recent charges were not
sufficient to s1tricate him. and hauled
down their splendid banner at Blocker
and Sull' streets and resolved to sup
port Hay Three hundred members
were present." The names Of the officers
and some Of the members are published.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

The manufacturers OF England are
complaining bitterly Of the imitation OF
wages. on account Of which they can no
longer compete with American man.
ufacturefs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

And In accordance with law. and an order ~
The Hoard Of DIrtctors. made on the 9Th day Of
september. is1G, 90 many shares Of each parcel
sold nj public auction. At the once of John
Middleton 4 ROM. No. $40 MONTGOMERY strret,
Ssn Francisco. California. on MONDAY. the
25l day Of October. 1876. at the hour OF !
O'Clock .. n. Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs Of nd.
vcrtising and expenses of tbs sale.
W. n. DU VAL. Secretary.
Once <0a Montgomery street. Room IA. Nan
Francipco. California. oc7td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

CRND 20c. TO O. r. RowEtL q co.
y New York, for Pamphlet. Of 100 pegys. con
tsining lists Of 5000 Newspaper, and estimatss
showing cost Of advertising. mriI
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THE yusrIcE MINING COHPA.


l MEDICATION OF principal place VI bust
nepr. san francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold lin Mining Dis
trict. Storey county. Nevada
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting OF
The Board of Direciors, held on the ltth day
Of September. 1870. an assessment mo. 49, OF
Five Dollars per share was levied upon The
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United States gold coin. to
the Secretary. nj the Office Of the Company.
Room . llayuari's luiliing. No. 4ig California
street, san Francisco. California,
ANY stock upon which this assessment
,hAll remain unpaid ON tho 10Th day OF
october, lsI6. will lie delinquent. and al.
yertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payInent IL made before will be rold On
rUEsDAY. the Tth day Of November. 1916. Ia
nav the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By opisr 10 the toad OF Directors.
JAMES y. KENNEDY, Secretary.
Onice-Room ., No. ti9 California stIeet
Nan FrnDclsco, California. reioti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

Maiden GOLD AND sILvER MIN.
Nl INg COMPANY. Location Of principal
place OF business, ran Francisco, California.
Location Of works. gold iiill Mining District.
Storey county. NevadA-
N~otice.-Therr are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-descrbed stock. OF account OF assess-
ment tho. ~ levied On the 18th day OF August.
isTG, the several amounts set opposite the
nance Of the respective shareholders. As FOL.
lowsi -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

GOOD CANvASsER FOR TIE AGENCY
A on new and fsst-selling book. FOR Gold
An ana Silver City. Aodress Q. X. NJ, Post
ones BOZ %, Virginia City, Nevada. ocs y
ITTTCHELL GOLD AND SILVER
mi MiNIN0 COMPANY Location of prin.
cipsi place Of business. Ban Francisco, Call
fornis. ,, s..-u..
Nevada. -....
The Board Of Trustees. held on the 7th day
m R-ptember, 1874, an assessment OF Ten
Cents per share was levied upon inc capt.
tai stotk OF the corporation, payable lmmr-
dist.iy, In gold coin o. the United states, 10
the SECRETARY. At the ofiee Of me ooMpsr hal,
remain unpaid on tins 7th day OF October.
1915, will be delinquent, and advertised fof
ale Al public auction. and unless payment Va
made before viii be sold on THURSDAY. the
Ssih day Of October. 1870, to pay the delln'
quent assessment. together with costs OF nd
vertising and expenses OF sale.
by order Of the board Of Directors.
A. q. HAMMOND. Secretary.
omoe-Room No. II, t0i California strces,
San Francisco. caiifonis. std
POsTPONRMRNT.
Mitchell Gold ard Silver Mining Contrary.
Delinquent day 81 as.essmsnt p stponsd until
I, int lbtu uay w OttboNts ~"
day on AL. until MONDAY. November q. 1875.
T6y order Of the board Of Trustees.
oesid A. q. HAMMOND. Secretary.
NULvER CONSOLIDATED MIN:
~ mo COMP my - Location 81 principal
place of business. Virginia, Nevada.
Location OF works. uold Hill, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice Ia hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Board o. Dlrctorp. held on the CID
day OF October. 1870, an assessment mo. ~
OF One half Cent per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin, to the
secretary, a. Is south q street. Nevada.
Any stock upon which this sssessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF November,
1915, will be delinquent. ard sdveriissd TO.
sale u public auction. and unless pay ment
ID made bs,ore vill be sold on the FihsT
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1876, 10 pay the de.
linquent asressinent, together with eosts OF I'D
vrrtising aud expenses of saie.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
oestd GEO. n. wiNTkRBURN. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

And In accordance with law. and an orderof
the Board 81 Directors. made on the 18th day Of
August. 1910. % many shares of each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, ut the once OF the
Company. Rooms % and n Mershants' IN.
chan.e. California street. San Francisco, Cali.
fornis. ON THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of October,
1915. u the hour OF ! O'clock y. n. Of said day.
10 pay said Delinquent Assessment thereon. To-
gethsr with costs Of advertising AMI erpenses
Of SAFE.
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary.
Once Rooms 20 and n Merchants Rr.
ehanse. California street. Han Francisco. Call
fornia. se2Otd
POsTPONRMRNT.
At . meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of the
abovebsmed CJnpany, tho Above delipquent
sale was ostponed until SATURDAY, the 9Th
day Of November. 1879. ct the samc hour and
place.
Gid LOU. KAPfAN. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09
GENERAL NOTES.

Arorsr LAcHxL advertises In the CHI
cago Sadts. Zistms his matrimonial e.
p~eriencs. A widow asksd him to marry
her. and offered $4,000 ~ an indacs-
ment. He hesitatsd. and then abe gave
him ali her property. The honeymoon
v,s NO, ovsr before she became diss-
grsssbls. Says he: ''shs has in'ulted
me in al thins.. and charges me with
having a weak memory. and God knows
THAT else. An old woman like her
ought to b. glad TO have . husband like
me. who has all his military papers.
A. Art l. vss always Il have the honor
to pr.ssns you TO my husband here
And all the people were surprised that
90 old . person could got such q respect
ablslookins husband" He has sepsr-
atsd from her. and to war; other men
10 the avowed object Of his card. which
closes as follows : II learned. uufortun'
atsly after marriage. that she tormsn,sd
and beat her hrst husband TO death.
He vas swsak man. She cannot thrash
me. Finally. abe vas always telling me
that I should buy poison--only for the
rats. Of course. But I was very careful
not 10 do it,"
Nh. ExzxInL has hniahsd his colos.
sal statue Of Religious Liberty" thu
gift OF the Jewish people OF the Unitet
States to the National Govsrnmeht-
the substantial representation Of th'
gratitude they feel for the religious free
dom they enjoy here. The figure Il
that Of America ; her right arm 10 out
stretched. ~ . sign OF shelter and pro
lection. to a youth. IMPLYING religion
who stands close BY her side. holding II
uplitsd hand . cup containing tn
sacred Are. The left hand Of AmericI
rests upon the laws Of the United S,atss
which give religious liberty to all he
sous. The expression Of the face which
IL turned toward the youth. IL benigr
and sympathetic. Around the brow Ii
. circlet Of golden stars representing th'
thirteen original States. while at thu
feet Of the statue the American eagle
with its talons on the throat Of the ser
psnt Of intolerance. stands watchfsl
ready to svoop down on any foe tina
may msnacs the Republic. The Boston
Trurvcripi says that the formal prsssn
taiion will soon be made in Washing
ton.
THlss are halcyon days in Jswry
Tho children Of Israel are finding n LAM
Of promise In England. Never has thsi
New year opened more suspiciously 70
them. They are at the top Of the ire
In most things. The Prime Minister
Lord Bsaconsfsld. "a; born . Jew. snt
IL proud Of his ancient Hebrew lineage
A Jew holds the high Office Of Master o
the Rolls. Another n il among thu
leaders Of the bar. Jews are at the hsas
Of the world Of finance. Among thos'
prominent in London social life. who's
fsrsfsthsrs hailed from Judea, are Fran
Gee. Countess wsldgravs. q brillian
leader in the politico-fashionable world
her fathers name was originally Abra
ham-hs wasths famous singer Braham
and Mr.. Hayward. the critic Of th'
Quarterly. The Duchess OF Sc. Alban
In also Of jewish descent, being daughts
Of Mr.. Bsrnal Osborne. whose name VA
originally Bsrnal. and 90 10 the futur'
Duchess OF Richmond. Marriage with
Christians 10 now permitted. A brother
Of Lord Hsrdvicks 10 marriott to . Roth
schild. and another Of that family mar
risd . Ftzroy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09
MRS. N. E. CODY

DETURNs MA SINCERE THANKS TO
IL the people of virginia City and vicinity
for their 1ibrral patronage In the pest and win
now onrr her entire stock Of DRY u0ODs,
consisting Of sills. cashmsrea. Alpscas. I'm,
piess Cloths. Delaincs. Domestic Prints. Sheet.
irgs, Pillow Cases. Cotton Toweling. Table
Linrn, Hosiery, Gents Shirts and Underwear,
Lace Curta rs, Nottingham Real Reps and
pama.k window shades, Cornics Cords and
Jasssls, AT CD-T. Also. q large assortment
Of Pail and Winter Miiiisey Goods. These
coods will b, sold POSITIVELY At COST. -
an noe eioslng cut business. iosh south
O street. Virginia. sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

Som time ago Il was the fashion for
those troubled With inconvenisnt obesity
TO "Bsningizs." . term derived from
Banting. . famous undertaken in Lon
don. who invented . system Of reduc-
tive diststics. but his plan. though Of.
f~sctivs. had to 30 abandoned by many
people on account Of its weakening ef-
feets. II 10 now clear that the right
course for ~eorpulsnt Britons is to get
into Dartmoor Prison. in Dsvonshirs.
Here 10 the effect which aresidencs there
has upon the claimant Tiehborns. who
eutsrsd Il an unwieldy mass Of fat. His
friend and relative. Mr.. Biddulph. says;
Though fallen away in sire. the jaws
being dsnuded Of their superfiuous mass
Of fssh. We we're enabled thereby to sec
more clearly the features Of the Roger
Of the Gillian photograph. the Roger
that knew years ago in Bath. while
the figure was the wsll.proportioned one
OF q man Of middle age. The fissh
looked healthy. and the step vas light
and elastic. and altogether We were con-
frms al in the truth Of the report that
the claimant Was in good bodily health"
THEY tell this story in Maine : Mr..
Csombs. Superintendent OF tho Knox
and Lincoln railroad. is q genial and
popular man, but 9 Democrat withal.
lie had shown some kindness to an
Irishman living in Rockland. and the
latter approached him the day after the
late election. brimful Of happiness and
said /: Mr.. Coombs. you was good to me
Last Spring. and 30 I've voted the Black
Republican ticket just to Place ys."
Pat had never dreamed that so kindly
and intelligent . gentleman could be
anything bot q Republican.
CArrAx BArrs and his wife. formerly
Miss Anna Swan, the giantsss. whose
marriage in London attracted much Mt
tsntion several years ago. have retired
from show life and built Q ntting resi-
dence near Rochester. N. Y. He Is
seven and q half feet high. abe Is an
inch taller, and each weighs over four
hundred pounds. The rooms Of their
house are eighteen feet high and the
doors twelve feet. Their bedstsad IL
ten feet long. and all the furniture IL
proportionatsly large.
The New York K9aro: Miss Annie
Montague. who made her debut in Eng
lish opera with the Kellogg troupe last
year. 10 going on the dramatic stage. and
will make her hrst appearance at the
Grand Opera House. Baltimore, in the
burlesque Of "Evangelins." The lady
Is . native Of the Sandwich Islands. the
daughter Of . missionary. and in private
life Ia known a. Miss Mary Cooke.
GrSERAL SuxnrDAS says that Terry
and Crooks command will be rshtted as
soon ss possible. and again take the
nsld. II 10 his intention to push the
- far and - long npossibls.
until The nrst OF January II nscsssary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

s0-speeIsi attention paid 10 applications tor
Unitsd States Patents Tor mining claims. w.
ytnIa and Gold Hlll t~ownsite hts: pre- emption
and homestead claims, and the procurement OF
pstrpts for The same. VIII proseeuts all con-
tsstsd land and tosnsits cases bsfore ths
Upited States Land Onnce. Over four years Of
ncIal experience. Vfi"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09
LOST !!

A COMMON EXPRESSION HEARD AL
"A most ever day: FL have lost eonndenes
soosS 9 .tr.e,, virginia, and al have 4 n.ds 10
20 % well - ever. oce i'm
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WANTED,

GOOD cAsvAssER FOR tue AGENCY
A ~ new and fast-sslling book, for Gold
Aiii ana silver CITY. ADDRESS @. X. NJ, Post
omss BOZ %. virfinia City, Nevada. ocs 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-09

GrxrnAL susaIpAS says that Terry
and Crooks command will be rshtted as
soon Is possible. and again take the
a.ld. II 10 his Intention to push the
campaign - far and - long sspossibls.
until The hrst Of January II nscsssary.
Arizona citizen., 1876-10-07
TIE CITIZEN.
OCTOBER :. lS76
News Items.

l On September 27, Tweed was rC
 moved from his fortress prison at Gas
 tillo de la Costa. where he had beer
 confirmed for 2l days, to the United
 States Frigatc Franklin which was [, sail next day
 The Vallejo Savings and Commcr cial Bank failed on the 2Sth ultimo
 X dispatch from Belgrade to Lon
 don, September 29, says great war i
 imminent.
 At meeting of business men anC lphvsicians in Shreveport, Louisiana ! September 2S. it was decided to guar
 antine the river against New Orleans
 In a full account of the first council with the Sioux and Spotted Tail In dians. at Spotted Tail agency, NebraS ka, on September 22. Spotted Tai i, reported to have made the follow ing modest speech My friends when ysDu go back to the great Father, I wish you to tell him to send Us goods and send Us yokes of oxen, and gIve Us wagons so we can earn mon ley by hauling goods from the rail road. 1 wish tO have two men to help me,-one the chief minister, Bishop Whipple, the other Rev Mir Hinman. l want some female ministers to come, dressed in black clothes, short dresses and brooches under them, all the same as Dr. Nelly Walker 1 want the names of the things sent Us. SO that we can know if they are all here when they come. ] want the military agent removed and Howard reinStated." |"
 \ dispatch to London from Nish, dated September 9, says that from four o'clock in the morning of the 2oth, there had been continuous and heavy firing in the direction of Alexi- natz. Another dispatch states that the Scrvians were attacking the Turks on three sides.
 Army people consider that they have lost in the defeat for renOmination to the house of Representatives of Gen. C. D. MacDougall. of New York, and Stephen D. HurlLut of Illinois. both of the military committee in the pres ent House
 Pensacola has quarantincd all New Orleans boats for 20 days. At meet ing of citizens Tn New Orleans on the 29th ult the acton of Galveston. and Pensacola in establish ing quarantine against New Orleans was denounced as being unjust, and doubtless influenced by false reports Recent quarantine orders at Galveston cut off all communication between that city and New Orleans Five yes sels from Brunswick arrived at Boston on the % ut. with yellow fever on board and were quarantined By Sep bcmber 29th, Sl6,000 had been raised for Savannah sufferers.
 At Louisville on September %. Ten Broeck ran today against the famous time made by Fellowcraft in the four mile race at Saratoga in 1874 The first mile was made in 1.5215, the sec. Dnd L45l5, third 14615, fourth I513I. The entire distance 1l53f, or 8 and 5i seconds quicker than Fellowcraft and I seconds quicker that Lexington.
 Large contributions of money for re- , lief of yellow fever sufferers ill various southern cities are beng made at lincinnau, Memphis. Galveston, New Orleans, Wheeling, Chicago and other points.
Arizona citizen., 1876-10-07
MouAvE items, from the Wallapai

MoHAvE items, from the Wallapai
 Enterprise of September 9:
 Archie Stewart and NIT. ForSythe. from Nevada, passed through the Park
 few days ago. They have come to
 Arizona in search of better range.
 They say the winters in that section are so cold that stock does not do well. They express themselves as much pleas ed with Arizona.
 James Phebey and Jos. Williams ar rived from Wallapai Mountains yester- day. Mr. Phebey informs Us that the American Flag mine is looking eN- ceedmgly well, and much better than II did some two months ago. The tun- nel, which iS being run in on the ledge, is now in 225 feet and connects with the ar shaft l0S feet from the surface. At the bottom of the air shaft the ledge is about four feet wlde and some very rich ore is being taken out. About one ion of first class ore now on the dump will go $1,2O0 per ton. A new blacksmith shop has been put up at the mIne.
 John J. McCann came in from Hack berry on "Wednesday last The mill isl running and turning out lots of silver bullion.
 Adam Simonds and the writer paid a visit to the Metallic Accident mine on Monday last, and saw and packed away some very rich ere. But littlel work has been done on the mine, yet Mr. Christie has taken out over S20,- GOO. There are on the mine two shafts, ! one forty and the other sixty feet in depth, and at the bottom the ledge shows width of about 10 inches. 1 There has been work done along on the ledge for a distance of about COOL feet, and all the ore taken out has prov an extremely rich. There are several tons of rich ore now on the dump. | Eight tons of ore from the Metallic ! Accident worked at a mill in Wallapai 1 paid $500 per ton. Nine tons shipped to San Francisco some time ago banned out as follows: Onel ton paid S1,5j4, two tons paid St,400 1 per ton, and six tons Taid S160per ton. Eight tons of ore worked at the Min ,ral Park mill yielded $550 per ton; } tons yielded $450 per ton, and tons S40O per ton Four tons of rock re- :ently shipped to San Francisco paid Sl,6l1 per ton.
Arizona citizen., 1876-10-07

TIE NEXT CENTURY.-There are
 some questions that never seem to get settled, and here is one of them, pro pounded to Us for the hundrcdth time:
 Please have the kindness to inform
 me whether the next century begins
 with the first of January, 1900, or the
 first of January, 1901" When did the present century begin? Or, to make it, plainer, when did the first year or first day begin? At the birth of Christ. of course; and the second year commence ed the very moment the first year was completed, and not before. Thus the next century begins with the first of 1901, since il takes the whole of the year 1900 to make up the nine teenth ccntury.-Sm.