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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-15
NORrH DAYroN GOLD AND HIL

~ VEN MINING COMPANY. Locstion OF
principal place Of business. san Praleiseo.
California.
Location Of works, De,il's Gate Mihing
District. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice. -There arc delinquent upon the fol-
lowing.dcscribcd stock. on account OF assese-
ment no. y levied on the 2ist day Of June.
1876. the several mount set opposite The
names Of the respective shareholder. ~ fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-15
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

MINING COMPANY LoCt ALTON
~ x.rl.' ,,old Uiii, NevsAs-Sotiee 4.
n.,.h, .,,.n ,h.t Al a meet NJ of the Board OF
T.,.. n.lI Juiy n. is.s, the assessment
,, ,sStss MAJ "A, 1873, of twvuty-nve
nsn : .h.rs Ma resr ind.d
eo''- : PUII.Ltrs. SO. etsrv.
-. p- n NJ .s California street.
s.n Sr,slssa. cLifornia. Dis
cation OF principal place cf business ~"
1,.nsi.eo. caffomia.
i-ssiion Of vorks Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notier il hereby given. that Al . mee.hE o'
,hs Tn,.tee~. held on the i5th day OF July.
ia an ss..-.meut no. ID oil rrn OenC
,~r -hsrr MAS levied upon the eapssn4
ssoek az the corporation, psyable Insmsar
.iely. In United stsis- gold coin. 10 me ssx'.-
tary. a. the once OF The coallssny c.,i'
% ts California street, san frAhe'se"
fofuA. ...u
AM .tock upon winch this a.-essmen. sn.n
,~msln unpald on the 18Th day OF August. 1851,
| ...hn. .nctlon and unlcee payment "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-15
ORRICR RRlIaYRn

The once Of ihs Europe Mining Company
Fnneiico, California.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

day Of August, 1876, at the hour Of I o'clock
T. y. OF said day, 10 pay said Delinquent as
se.srient thereon, together with costs OF adver.
tising and expenses Of sale.
ok0. d. EDWARDS. Secretary.
onieeINo. "a California street. San Fran
cisco, Califomis. au2td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-15
syocknolpfas' NETTING.

IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
annual meeting ef tho stockholders OF
IN. Atlantic Consolidated Mining Company
will be held II the once Of the Company, Room
M. No. 80 Pine street. ian Francisco. Call.
fsrnis, on MONDAY. the 2i.t day % August.
is.s. At o'elosk y. ~. Zoe the election OF pi.
r.ctors for the ensuing year. and fr the trsns-
action Of any other business that may come be-
fore the meeting.
slstd PETER hoDERr0S. seeretsy.
ANAxON CONsOLIDArED hin.
n mo COMPANY. -Los stion Of principal
place % Do -ipes-. san franelscS, Caifornis.
Location Of works. Devils Gate District
Lyoa county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ., . meeting Of
the Trustees of s.id Company. held on the 18th
day Of August. is.6. an ssse--msnt mo. ~ OF
Fiftesn Qy Cents per share Was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation. payable
immedlsisiy. In gold coin ~ Oh. United States.
10 the Secretary. 81 the ofiee OF the Company.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpxid ON the 9TH day Of sep
tember, ls.s. will he delinquent, and cd
veriissd for sale Of public aueiion. and IN
hess payment 10 made before VIII he cold on
SATURDAY. the ooth day of September. is7s.
TO pay tho delinquent sssessmsnt. together
with costs OF Advertising and expenses OF sale.
JNO. A. REiCHEar. secretary.
Once-No 30 Pine street. Rooms 20 and ~.
ssa rrsnelseo. caifornis. saloa
n EE aOLD AND sILvEn MININ0
IL COMPANY .-Locstion Of principal place
~ ba.ins.-. San fr.neiseo, California.
ros.,,n, a, uarts Gold Ilil- storey county.
Ssx.d.
yo,ler \, hereby dssp. that q Q meeting
of Inc Dlr.etur.. brld 90 the i0'h day of
Au,us,. isTs. an ass1s-msut mo. Of
pivs Cents per share sas levied upon
The capital stock Of On. corporation. pay. |
able Immediately, In United states gold
coin. 10 the See r.tary. al me one. Of the |
Company, Roam No. ! Express Building, Ban |
Francisco, Califomia.
An stock upon which this assessment shall
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s n. I, LINING

Of business. San Prsne,seo, csliscrni.. ~
Location % works, dold mn, Storey
county. Nevada.
NoIee.-1here arc delinqucnt upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of access.
ment TO. S5) levied on the 26th day OF June,
1870, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. ~ fol.
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-15
.,ILyER Hill. NINlSa CON.


- PANY. Location Of PRINCIPAL place Of
busips-s san franc sso. Calltornia-
Larailoh of wotk-, 0old I'LL Noteyeonnfy'
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. thai Al = meetinr Of
the Board ~ Dirrc'ors. held on me isth
day 81 July. Isle. an Arss-slisnt tNo. ~
OF One Dollar OfD per share MAS levied pon
m, capital stock 90 the corporation, payable
immediately. In United states gold coin. Ia the
Secretary. Al tbs ofiee of The Company, Room
10 Hayward's Bllidln-. No. to caiiorLia
street, San Francisco. California.
Any stork upon when this assessment shali
remain unpaid on the 1h day OF August.
isTG, will he delipqusnt. and adveftissd Tor
sale q public suction. ani aplsss payment
|. made before gill he sold on TUESDAY, the
twelfth li.fhI day of sspte nbsr. $50. 10 pay
the delinquent as-essment, together with costs
Of siysfti.lng AMI sxp~n-e- of sale.
Nv order OF the Dlretors.
". u. DEAN, Secretary.
once = Room ~ Haywsrr. Building. No.
tt9 California sirei. San t.Ans.ssa. Saiifornis.
lyiytI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-15

Inn WnnH PROMPTLY DoN. At
J: Typ J. %. I W! M, ~ ;. s..:'' in the bet STYLE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-15

SENo soc. TO Q. ?, RowELL 4 90
~ Ney York; fcr Pamphlet. Of loo psses son
ninine hsts OF 1000 Newspaper, and e3timssns
moving cost OF advertising. NH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-15
DELINQUENT SALES.
, rPERIoR aoLp ANp silly

@ UPERIOR GOLD AND sILyER
- MINING COMPANY Location Of pripci.
pal. rlacs " business. San Francisco. ca1
Tor MA.
L ocation bf works, Cod IIill Ntutr.r
trio Z, STOREY county. Nevada. Jis.
N~ctics.-Thers ere ~delinqnsni up~
lowfng-described stock. on secosr's a the fol.
msnt ne. ~ levied on the o. a. Of as.ess-
lsi0. the several anosnts a day Of July.
Iowa; -nEzeholdsfs. ~ fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-15
pU,sQuESf SALES.
EUS MINING COnPANY.-
Location OF principal place OF business,
an Francisco, California. r,,

Location OF works, 0oln Hill Mining DE-
trict, storey County, Nevada.
Hotice.-There are delinquent upon the FOL-
lowing-described stock. on account OF a,sess-
iE-0. Inc several amounts Get opposite the
names OF tho respective shareholders. - fol.
lows: -.
Names, no. CeruI. bnhs AMI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-15

And IN accoFdhnce WIN hWt hbd kh oIuef
Of the Board Of D1rscton. made on tbs 36th
parcel OF sueh stock a. mar BE- necessary
will be sold at public auction. at the once OF
the Company, No. tit California street, Ssn
Irancisco, California, on MONDAY, the 2lst
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Gold mn. New, July 70. lsIe.- NIX

once - Room No. ~ naywsrd's BuiidinI
No. tig California street. san Francisco: IA
fOrnla. JyIotu
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dauthIcr. 0aFIot 4 20, T'rus. Y
Gardiner a Hooker rusteesl
Hietor. Kghl q eo1ri.tses Q:
Hosmer 1 Bourne. Trustees. 81
Hale, Page 4 Wilson. Trus.. "
Hale, rage d wilson do lG
Hale PAGE n Wilson do l1
nm 4 Kilgour. Trustees.....tl:
Hill 4 kilaour. Trustees....ii
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27

FRENCH CARRoM-AN UNPRECE-
DENIED AVERAGE.-The Eastern and
Pacific Coast champions of the cue
Sexton and Kraker-met in another
match last night at Oscar Lewis pool
rooms. The game was 800 points,
French carrom, for $500 side, Sexton
giving Kraker 175 points. Sexton
won easily, making one run of 1S6
points, and when the game was called
it was found that he had made the
unprecedented average count OF 80 }
points-by many points the largest
average ever made in match three
ball game. :skraker scored but 100
points in the game, making his count
at the finish 800 points. Sexton
showed TO better advantage in his
playing last evening than at any
other exhibition since he began play
ng in the city. Previous to the match
with Kraker, Sexton played Mr..
Douglas a game, Sexton to make 100
points or no count. He got the balls
together on the fifth shot and made
his hundred easily. A ms4ch be
tween Sexton and a quintet OF s2illiard
players was announced to tag place
in the same place last evening, but
owing to the bashfulDess of the Hon.
Tim. Mccarthy, one of the five, he re-
iusing to play, the match fell through.
[San Francisco Alta, August sd.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27
We COPY as follows from last evening s

We copy as follows from last evening
News:
Chicago, August 26.-Advices from the
Yellowstone expedition, near the mouth
of Powder river, dated August Goth and
23d, seem to leave little doubt that active
field operations are about over for the
season, and that the campaign will end
without the intiicting of any direct pun
ishment upon the savaSes. Gen. Mills,
at last accounts, was engaged in con-
structing winter quarters for two regi-
ments, at the junction of the Tongue
river with tn Yellowstone. and it was
considered possible that lie might pick
up a fight with PORTION of the wild
bands now supposed to be pushing to-
ward the Canadian borders but the
probability Of anything of that kind Is
slight. The pursuit of the principal
bands of savages had failed. though
further efforts were to be made to run
down some of the bands. If these do
not succeed. Terry force will turn east
ward, leaving a strong garrison at the
Tongue River post, while CrooA, it is
understood. will follow the trails leading
to the agencies and break up the camps
of predatory bands who infest the Black
Hills roads, and more generally south
ward in the direction of Fort Fetterman.
The savages who left the agencies are
supposed to be nearly all hons again.
Sitting Bull and his braves will got on.
of the way northward by the best routes
open to them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27

Our nominee for the Vice Presi
dency, Hon. w. 4. Wheeler, made {
speech at st. Adams, Vermont, on Fri
day evening, in response to serenade
1t was very strong Republican
speech and one which states the great
issues of the day with signal force. II
was an appeal to the patriotism of the
| country calculated to arouse the men
of the North to take the necessary
steps to still further preserve this Re-
! public from its worst enemies. After
briefly reciting some of his experience
as a member of the last Congress
where he sat by the side of sixty. nine
men who had been in the rebel army,
and where he had heard Anderson
willie defended, Lincoln maligneG and
a Virginia postmaster sustained for
opening and OBTAINING letters, he con-
tinued: "Can you tell nle where is the
difference in the spirit which twenty
years ago led Missouri border ruf1ians
into Kansas and the massacre at Ham,
burg in which regularly organized
militia company we've first disarmed
and then murdered in order that til
white race might assert their priority.
My official relations have called me
during the past two or three years into
the Southern States, and I tell you
what 1 know, my friends, of the real
feeling of tho Southern people regard
ing the Reconstruction Acts. They
regard the amendments to the Consti-
tuition in reference to slavery and the
laws for the protection of the freedmen
as the French provinces did their ces-
sion to Prussia at the point OF the bay
onet. 1t is to the South. my friends,
with this spirit and VITA the Demo-
cratic party Of the North, as its plant
ally, that we are asked to turn over
the Government Of the United States,
with all its powers of legislation, and
with all its machinery of taxation. No
such proposition, for audacity, has its
parallel in the history of his country.
What is the spirit OF the Democratic
party? Do you want to prove what |
the Democratic party of the North still |
is? Go to Washington and see fifty |
soldiers, crippled in the service of the |
Union, turned out of the House to
make room for as many rebel soldiers. |
This is an evidence of the spirit of |
Northern Democrats. My friends, we
confront the old issue. You must not |
lnderrate the strength of the South
and its allies in the North. You ask
ne if it can be avoided? 1 tell you yes,
t can be avoided in the old way and
n the old way only. You must not
lnderIate the strength of tins a. lance.
have an abiding faith that the con-
cience of the nation will be sufficiently
to avert this great peril.
Under the lead of the gallant Hayes,
Who periled his life on the field of
,attle and who has evinced great abiI-
ty in his administration of the affairs
# the State OF OhiO-under Hayes the
Republican party will again achieve
new triumph"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27

The Eureka Sentinel favOrablv mem
tons the name of Major w. W. Mccoy
for the Democratic Nomination for
Congress. The Great Unwashabie
might go good deal further and do a
great deal worse The Major dates
back to the earlier and purer days
of the Republic.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS,

A letter has been received at the Treas
rry containing S12 Ito be put to the
conscience fund" The writer sigss him.
self "A Repentant." and says: Now,
instead of a miserable Fraud. as I once
Glory Of God the Father
FoIEsHADowINGs.
Eye hath not seen. nor car heard etc.
Does he not Oft who in the twilight sits and
listens,
After thu noisy rumult Of the boisterous day.
Catch in the hush and quiet wondrous strains
of music
Waited in sweetest cadence on the breezes
play,
Now swelling, now recedinS,
Then dying in air away?
And hast thou never mid life's battle and con-
fusion,
When in the vexing turmoil of the clamorous
time
There came pause-hea card in the blessed still
The distant music of the everlasting chime,
Now swelling, now recetilng,
In symphony sublime?
And hast thou not. when on thy raptured vision
Has besIned face i'll which gil heavenly
graces shine,
lhouSht there was hail reVe aed c en- in that
faces beauty,
Sugges tion of form and radiance more di-
vine,
Dim. shadowy, yet prophetic,
Mysterious, underlined?
. earth is full Of symbols and prophetic voices,
OF sense more deep than finite blindness e'er
shall l see:
We catch here but glimpse, = strain, vague
suggestion,
The faintest image Of the glory yet to he
When Time i'll tone majestic,
proc.1in1s eternity,
lifted,
And beams of heavenly radiance pierce the
mHrkitst cloud:
Which to the grosssr ear Of Sense is he 'er al.
lowed,
Though to the soul in waiting
Tbs strangely clear and loud.
TIE rsrsst pearls are found deep hid in silent
caverDS,
Far from the noisy babblings of the pebbly
shore.
So Truth comes to the sui in hours of sacred
silence
Far from the prating rabble's senselsss rush
sud roar:
Truth dwells with God, in quiet. |
For him whose heart Ii pure.
William J. Tillcy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27

THE Pacific LIFE. We have re-
ceived the commencing number Of this
new sporting paper. 1t is of eight pages,
with broad columns and excellent, clear
typography on heavy white paper. 1t is
conducted by Col. Henry G.. Shaw-a
very competent writer and editor. It
ought to succeed and we hope it will.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27

The heaviest rainstorm experienced
for several years has just visited
Wheeling, Virginia. Much damage
was done to crops and goods.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27
DIED.

In Carson City, on Friday. August %, Charles
D Strickland, native Of Michigan. aged IS
years.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27

Pauline Wright Davis, the womans'
suffrage champion is dead.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27
ADoLPH SUrRo is once more airing his
crosscut voice upon the ear OF PROSTATE
sage brushdom. What shall we do with
him.

Shipments of cotton fabrics to China
have been renewed by New York job
bers on a very extensive scale.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-27

| office OF Assessor OF OrmSby County. subject ID
| the action Of the Republican Convention of
| said county, to be held On Saturday, september
| 2, 1876. Z. b. Pl&LEY.
! Carson, August 4, 1876. I'm
~ FIRST a.
ANNIVERSARY BALL
CARSON GUARDS, n. S. NJ.
FEyHE CARSON GUARDS WILL
/ celebrate their first anniversary by giving
q Military, Fancy Dress, FireIuen's and Civic
Ball at their Armory, Theater Hall, on
FRIDAY EvE.svc, SEPTEMBER
Sth, 1876.
Committee Of Invitation:
CARSON.
Gov L. r. Bradley, Hon W W Hobart,
Judge .. n. Harris, Sheriff s. Z. Swift.
Il. NJ. Eeripgton. ESD, Hon. James Crawford,
Capt. }. ". Hayne, Il. L. McLaine,
EMPIRE.
4. J. Lockwood, J. z. Leto.
DAYTON.
Dr. Buncher G. Gooher.
r. Lathrop, J. c. Haslett.
GOLD HILL.
Henry Tucker, William Phpps,
J. LOnachan.
VIRGINIA CITY.
Gen. J. B. Winters, Gen. c. c. Batterman,
Capt Lord. Capt. 3. F. Lackcy,
Lieut.. Robinson, Lieut. pomeroy.
RENO.
C. c. Powning. W. r. Chamberlain,
J. D. Cross.
FRANKTowS-John Harcourt.
GENOA.
A. Livingston, Capt. A. W. Taylor
GLESBRoOK.
John Bartholomew, Charles Foulka,
s. c. Davis, W. ". Hawthorne.
Music under the direction Of Prof. |
Vnrney.
FLOOR DIRECTOR - Red, White and Blue
Kosette.
Capt. Il. W. Harris.
FLOOR MANIAC S--Bluc Rosettes.
Sgt. J. C. Smith, Corp. A. Startling,
Private W. W Stocker. Corp. S. J HodskinsOn,d
Private A. Fl. Dannin2.
Tickets. admitting Gentleman : $3.50
ana Laoles.. ..-....-.-. }
ORD. SGT. N. MOGER,
ag23td Secretary Of Committee
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-05

All of which are offered at SAN FRAE- CISCO PRfcEs, freight and charges only
 added. Ny facilities foF purchasing ena-
 ble me to boldly make this offer to any
 aRd all.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-05
Are Advertisements Read ?

The Anaericd3a JO1g7t0IiSt says the advertisements in a neWspa- per are more read than the thoughtless imagine. They are the map of a large class of mems capabilities in life. The mau who contemplates doing business in a distant town, takes up the local paper and in it's advertisement columns sees a true picture of the men he has to deal with; a com- plete record of the town, it's com- merce, it's home trade, the faclli- ties for store-keepers, it's banks, and in almost every case he can estimate the character of the men who are soliciting the public pa. tronage. The advertising page is map of the town, 8 record of it's municipal character, a busi> ness confession of the citizens, and instead of being the opinionated expression of one man, 1t is freighted with the life- thought of 8 hundred.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-05

who will start 8 woolen factory, to work up our wool at home. It is shame that Arizona exports all her wool and imports all the woolen fabrics used by her people.
 But to return to the evidences that we are still progressing. Nothing could be stronger pOof of this than the steady increase of the importatious of our merchants to supply the demands of the peo- pie. Everything comes that per- tains to the miner, the farmer or to domestic use. Everything comes, from a steam engine and gang-plow, to 8 piano and wash board. And still they come, all the time increasing in volume as the population is rapidly and steadily increasing. And still we progress and we mean to progress, for though we have some drones as every community has, Arizona has many hardy, energetic, in dustrious and determined men, who know no such word as fail.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-05

ly. The officers are fine, high toned gentlemen, such as do hon. or 10 the service. The Post Trad CT, Paul Breon, is a generous hearted, whOle-souled man, with whom it is a pleasure to meet, and to whom I am under many obligations. The Hospital has two insane inmates, one a soldier and one a citizen of San Bernar- dino County, California, where he has been engaged in mining for some mon ths past. He came here few days since having the idea that the Indians were going to kill him, but now his insanity has reached violent type, and at times it is necessary to have four soldiers to guard him from killing himself.
 No other news of interest. l shall take the next steamer for the Castle Dome District which desire to examine and write up, and then hope to visit Yuma again and meet the editor Of the SENTINEL aud other friends, and hope to find you all prosperous and happy. Until then, adieu. Yours, H. c. HODGE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-05
SAN FRANCISCO.

Overland Railroad Stfu B'oekeGe0
 with SnOw---The Condition cr
 the road Kept secveG.
 SAN FRANCISCO, February D. The overland train due tonight, has not yet arrived. DiiIigentin- quiry has been made this evening for information but none can be obtained.
 Everything concerning the con- dition of the railroad is kept as secret as possible. It is however positively known that the road is not yet open.
 The Snow Blockade Grows WCrce
 ---Trade EInproviHg--"HBtE BtEaIna,
 Stocks, Etc.--PieasaEiS Weather
 in San Francisco.
 SAN FRAnCIsCO, February B.
 The snow blockade on the Gen. tral Pacific grows worse instead of better. There is trouble on both the Union and Central divisions of the road. The railroad men are hard at work but the snow is positively impenetrable. No man can tell when the blockade will be raised. The interruption in traffic is seriously felt.
 The weather here is exceeding ly pleasant and mild.
 Trade is improving. Mining stocks continue unsettled: A breakdown was threatened this morning, but recovered slightly. Quotations this evening:
 Consolidated Virginia, $437; California, $84; Union Consoli- dated, $975; Ophir, $6O, Savage, $2O.S74; Gould and Curry, $21.5O; Crown Point. $24.75; Belcher, $33.
 Gold and Greenbacks.
 Gold in New York, 1135.
 Greenbscks in San Francisco,
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-05
Tucson Items.
From the Citizen of last Saturday.

From the Citizen of last Saturday.
 Cavaness train from Yuma, ar- rived on the 27th with govern ment freight for Lowell and Grant.
 Jenk's train arrived from Yuma on Monday with a large stock of general groceries for J. H. Archi. bald, and household goods for Ma jor Lord.
 There has lately been a tempor- ary delay from accident, on the artesian well, but MT. Mccoy in- formed us yesterday that every thing was going on sWimmingly again. They are now down one hundred and ten feet, and push ing ahead at the rate of ten feet a day.
 Justice Meyers, who was elect ed Mayor at the late municipal election, has declined to qualify, and according to law, Mayor Ochoa holds over until a successor is elected. A special election will probably be ordered by tbe vill- age council, MT. Meyers says he cannot possibly spare time to do justice to the office, and that he so informed all hands at the time he was being voted for.