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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11

CENo soc. TO O. P. RovxLL a co.
- Nsv Q fer panphiss. Of 100 pess. COO
tsinins fsts Of 1000 Newspapers. cd essi,nssss
shovtsg eoss q advertising. mrii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11
crccos MILL AND MINING

MILL AMI AS@
- COMPANY -Ineaiion of principal place
q bas ncss. san franeissc, California.
Locafion OF work.. Gold hin Mining Dis
trie,. storey county. stat of Nevada
Motto 10 hereby gwen. that q nesting Of
,hs Board Of Directors. held on the 2s,h day Of
september. is1s, an ss>asmsat mo. 49, Of
Yihy csu,s yer share Vas Levied upon the
capital ssosk Of the eorporsAion. payable In
msdiafsiy, In United Utaass Gosd cotn, 70 the
ssevstary, q The sdcs Of The Company. Rome
. and q. No. pa Nosisousry street., IN frAn-
cisco. Calf 'rnia.
AM stoch upon which this sssssmsnt shall
rem in a paid N TcnsDAY. In stss day oI
October, ISIS. will Be- d~slinQasnt. and advsr'
sis~f or - . at pub 10 auction, sud unlsss pay
msnt 10 mads before viii b. psld % NtuNk5
DAT. tbs nd day Of Nossmess. us7e. 10 pAy
the d~slinqusat ssse-sm~ut. tossthss win eosu
Of advertising and sxpsusss Of sale.
o. order Of the Board Of Dtrectora
WV. n. WATSON, SECRETARY.
Once-Rooms 0 and q. No. so 4onteomer.
street. san frSneiseo. California ss7std
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! MEDICATION OF principal place OF busi.
ness. Han Francisco, California.
Location Of works, 0old lin Mining Die
trict. Storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, that at q meeting Of
he Board OF Direeior, held on the 18th day
Of september. 1870, an assessment lNo. ~ 81
fivs Dollars per share was levied upon tho
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United States gold coin. 10
the Secretary. 1t the ONCE OF the Company.
Room . Hay cards Bull lind. No. <i9 CAlifornia
STREET, san frznciscO. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 10Th day Of
October. lsT6. Will he delinquent. and ID.
vertissd for sale st public auction, and unless
payment 10 made before viii be sold On
rtEsDAY. tbs TN day Of November. is1o. 10
pay the ~delinquent assessment. toesther with
coats Of advertising and sxpsnses Of sale.
By order % the Board Of Directors.
JAMES y. KENNEDY, Secretary.
Offee-Room & No. ti9 California street,
San Francisco. California. ssistd
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NxcmEaUEs INNING cen.A.

NxcmEouER MINING C0MPA.
~ N~Y.-Location OF principal place % basi
nsss. San frsneiseo. California
Location Of verks. Gold Hi. Ssorsy county
Nevada.
Notice 10 hsrehy given. that q . meeting d
the Board Of Dtrscsoes. held on the I'D day ol
repse.ub~r. lsT6. an assessment t>o. III 81
Twelve Dollars snd Finy Coats per shan ID
gold coin Was levied upos eaeh and ever share
90 the capital stock vi the kxehequ-f MINING
CompAny rvpre-ent~d By CERTIFICATES is.ued
PRIOR 20 the sist day of ,ietober. ISIS, and In
The sum Of One Dola Per shars. In llhs cola,
uron Zach and every share Of The aid capital
STOCK rsprsseated b. certificates issued suose-
qusnt 10 the 90tn day Of October. ISIS. pay.
able lmm~iissely. to James 3. Kennedy. Bee
rstsry 90 the Company. Room No. . Hayward's
Building. No. tfS Saiifonia street. San Fran
cisco. California.
AM stock upon which this asssssnsnt shall
remain unpaid on The 7sth day Of uctobsE
isys, yin b delinquent. and Advertised Zoe
sale 81 pablo auction. AID unsss payment is
made hsfOrs will se .aid on the rffEkNrh
DAT or NOVEMBER. tsIs. 10 PAY the de-
linqusnt as.sssment. together With costs d
Advertising and sxpsnses of sale.
By order Of tbs Board of Directors.
Jss 8. KENNEDY, Secretary.
Ohi~s-Room No. . Hay warts buitding. No
CIV California street. ssn Francisco, CAiifcruis
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a,AYT0N GOLD AND SILVER
niNfN0 COMPANY Location OF orin
eips, place Of business. San Francisco eh
Soruia.
Location Of works. Ds,n's Gate District.
Lyon county, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 . meeting Of
the Board Of DIRECTORS, held on the sth day of
September, 1870. an assessment CNo. 81 Of One
Dollar (slD per share Was levied on the capital
stoek Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United states gotd coin. 10 the secretary.
a. the once Of the Company. Room ~ Hay
wards Buildius. No. tl9 California street. san
Francisco. California
Any sioei upon which this essessment shall
remain unpaid on the lstn DAY OF ostoocf.
1873, will be delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
a. public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before viii be sold on FRIDAY. the third tsdl
day Of November. ls1e, 20 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF Advertising
and sxpsnsss % sale.
uy order Of the Board Of Dlrsctors.
W. K. DIAN, Secretary.
Oncs-noom 10 Hayvsrd's building. No. tfg
Calf rniA street. san frncisco, California.
aallfA
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CAUTION.

THE PUBLIC Il HEREBY CAUTIONED
I against purchasing the following described
certificates % stock Of the Yellow Jschst sil.
We mining Company, the sams having been
sold for As.essmsnt No. -. this nd day Of
september. ls1si
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~ coNPANY.-Loestion Of prineinsi Mac
VI esssness, San Francisco, California.
S..,on % works. Ormsby county, Nevada.
Senee 70 hershy given. thai a. 4 meeting uf
os,a S,srv en pirssors, held on the 81 dav Of
Cent? pr shars uas levied unoo a.
ssapata. sises o. the Cooperation. ps,shis
immedisisly. In United statss rold ec,. ,ns NJ
sserstafy. 81 TIE once Of the Company. ~
Any stock upon which this Assessment .h.u
remain unpaid on the stt DAY Of Noysmbe,
ISIS. viii b dsltnqusnt- and ahvertised m,
sals q public aaetiou, and unless paym~ut n
made hair viii be sold on MONDAY. The
51ts Gay o. novs.est, ~, 70 Psy u. de-
advertising and expenses Of sale.
~ order OF the Board Of Dtreetors.
Mn, A. n. VAN b0KKkLkN. Secretary.
oflcsIs3o sansoms srss, Room 81, San
Frsaeiscs. oaifornia- oesd
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sE CoSsoLIDATEl

~
sipsi place OF basiness. San Francisco, Cali.
Location Of works, Gold hin Mining Dis.
triet. storey Comfy. Ns,adA.
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting
Of the Hoard of DIRECTOR. held on the 9Th
day Of Octob~r. 1875. an assessment mo.
fn of One Dollar per snzre was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corpors-
ton. payable immsitaiely. In United staie-
gold euin. to the SccrvtAry. a the once of the
Company. Room %. No. ni Nonts ,uisry street.
San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid 90 the sth day Of November,
1919. viii b d~elinaueht. ana advertised
tor sale at public auction. and unless pay.
msnt 10 made before win be cold on
MONDAY. the NH day Of November. 1915.
To PAY the delinquent assessment. together
with costs Of Advertising and sxpenaes OF sale.
~ order Of the Beard % Dir~ctors.
q A. HANKEY. SECRETARY.
omse- Room N No. ISL Montgomery street,
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by order Of o Che Beard g, FTss.'; 800,
Gold NH. New. Sept a. isTs. n In
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SENArOR sILvER INNING coz:
s.. AM =. :, E ts.s;.so. C c.l ps,nsie.i place Of
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada
the BNArd VI Directors. held on the 18Th day Of
september. ls1s. an assesrment. tNo: iO Of
ths capital stoek Of the corporation, pay.
able Immediately, In United States gold
coin, 10 the Secretary. ct the once OF the
oompany. Room No. 81 Academy Building, No.
40 Pine street. san Francisco. California :.
Anystoek upon which this ssssssment shall
remain unpaid on the atth day Of Octobsr.
ISIS. win be delinquent. and advertised Tor
sale a. public ~anetion. and uniess payment 10
csds before will be sold ON MONDAY, the
18th day of Sovemb~r. lsTo, To pay the delin.
quent ssssssment. toevther with eosts OF ~.
vertising and expenses OF sale.
NY order VI The Board Of Directors.
J. n. SAYRE. Secretary.
Ones-Room No. 50 Academy Building. No.
80 Pin street, san francisco. California.
vly k,sr COMHrOCk 0OLD AND
wv SILVER MINING COMPANY. - Loca-
tion Of principal place Of businsss. Ban Fran
Losaiion Of works, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that o. . meeting Of
tbs board Of DIRECTORS. held On the lsth day Of
September. tTo. IN Asessmens mo. u OF
twenty-five Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said corporation. payable
~immedisisly. In United statss gold CON. TO the
SECRETARY. a. the once of the Company. Room
., No. toi California street, San franeisce,
California
AM s.Osk upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day OF October,
sale a publ, auction, and unless payment is
made bstore will be cold 90 FRIDAY. No
vsmber ID. 1910. TO paw the delinquent assess.
ment. tfgsihsr with costs Of advertising aud
Expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
,. d. THuhrsOs. SECRETARY pro ten.
0~nhee-Room q. No. col California street.
San Francisco. California. .et3d
JULIA CONsOLIDATED MINING
ID COMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of bus,ness. san Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Virginia Mining District,
storey county. Nevada
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th day of
September. 1910. an ssscssnent tso. u OF One
d liar pss share vas levied upon the capital
stork Of tbs corporation, payabls immedistsly.
a, Urit.d stAtss gold coin. to the SECRETARY. 81
tts California street. Room No. 8 san Fran
cisco, California.
Any ,toeh upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tn. 18th day Of October.
1879. will be d~eiirquen', and advertised for
sals 81 pable auction. and unle.s payment 10
DAY of November, is1s to pay the delinquent
assessment. tog-ther with eosts Of adverisins
and sipsnss OF sals.
Omoe-Room No. . Ha. wards Building, No.
ts California street. San Francisco. California
seiSid
NORTH CONNOLlDArED VIM
~ GINA MINING COMPANY -Loration
81 p.ineirAl place Of business. San Francisco.
California.
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AssEssxsyfs LIVED.

MITCHELL GOLD AND slLvER
MI MINING COMPANY Location nj prin.
eipsi place OF business. Ban franeisco. Call
Location Of works. Gold Hiil, storey county
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that At 9 meeting Of
the Hoard OF Trustees, held on the TN Gay
~ sepsember. lsT5. an assessment OF Ten
C.ut. per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stosk Of the corporation. payable lmme'
di.t-ly, In gold coin o. the United statrs, 10
the SECRETARY, at ths once OF the COMPANY.
AMI stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 7th day Of October
1873, will 10 delinquent, and Advertised for
GALE Il public auction, and unless payment v
mat before wll oe soia on hsp ~
quent assessment. together with costs OF I'd
vertising and expenses Of sals.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
A. Q. HAMMOND, SECRETARY.
omcs-Room No. II, toi California street
San Francisco, California. ed
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ROsTPONEMRNT.

Mitchell Gold and silver Mining COMPANY
Delinquent day of assessment postponed until
MONDAY, the 18th day Of Oetober. 1915, and
DAY Of rals until MONDAY. November Q. 1879.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
ocstd A. @. HAMMOND. Secretary.
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And IN accordance with law. and an order
Of the Board Of Directors. made ON the 1ih
day ~ An. net. 1873. 80 many -harrs OF essn
parcel OF such stock Ne may be necessary WI
he cold at public a~netion. al the once o.
ti9 California street, fsn frsncis @. Cali
fornia, on SATURDAY. the iwenty'nn,t day o.
October. 1870, At the hour Of .el.e lD oelotk
y. Of said day. TO pay said delinquent ss,
sessmenis thereon. together. Win costs oi
~ l.. THOMAS. secretary.
Ocnee - Room No. 81 Ilsy~ard's Buihing,
No. Iip California strest. San francisco, CALI
foruia.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

DoGsUrH MTNIN0 COMPANY-
n Location Of principal plsee Of business,
SAn Francisco. California.
Location nj works. DsvlS Gate Distrct, Lyon
county. Aeysds.
Notlce.- Thers are delinquent upon the fol
lowinr-described stock, on account Of assess'
1875, the several amounts set opposite thu
names OF the respective shareholder. ss fol-
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CARSON aILVrR HININ0

onee-Room -. No. ssi Montgomery street
san Fnneiseo. California. oeTtd
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TSE JCsTlcE MiNIse Co.sA'

once su1 Montgomery s,rss;. Ban Tr.s.
cisco. California. sslStd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-12

DARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winne-
mucca, are hereby notified that all APP
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed TO the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
Ry Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same. are also notified TO attend to the
matter without delag. and avoid tro ABLE.
nol59 D. a. NAekElL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

Tia 49, m0oo1 - - e - :
ment early in the war by, incontinently
Hopping ana 6aithfll 6ktendance to dirt
.satina, and. The young rmaaAa0Asheesda.
tssy predisposition 10 vacillate from one
thing to another. The Herald il entirely
true to one purpoe. sad only one, and
when it blunders into one extreme It gem
orally atones for it by greater zeal in the
other direction. Besides all this. 1t il
more than likely that the city constituents
of Boss Tweed, Kelly, Morrissey and
Tilden are as much opposed to the en-
forcement of law in South Caroline, or
any interference by which their Southern
allies may be whipped into good behavior
as Hamburg Butler and his brother, Wade
Hampton, and our own White Leaguers
themselves. The opposition Of the Herald
to the Presidents proclamation, there
fore, means that the Democrats Of New
York city do not like it, and the Herald
thinks it will pay to say SO for the present
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
A CARD.
INV ORLRAN.

INV ORLEANS, October 20, 1876.
General L. Sewell, President of the Committee o.
Forty, etc:
DEAR SIR see in the morning reports of your
proceedings yesterday that l have been nominate
for Administrator Of improvements on the indie
pendent parish ticket l appreciate the compli.
ment involved in this distinction of my self the
moro so - it WAS neither sought nor desired by
me, and wish, before going further, to express
my acknowledge ments and thanke.
am rot, however, able to accept the honor and
responsibility you haze kindly endeavoIed to con.
fer, Apart from all sense of obligation to the com
munity and to the department. in the place now
occupy, feel that can be Of greater usefulness
where am than in any polite IL position within
the peoples gift Am familiar with my duties -
chief engineer Of the fire department. have become
attached to them through long service and valued
associations, and am not DESTROYS Of abandoning
them at present, or, indeed. under any c.rcum
stances can now imagine. I beg therefore you
will permit me to decline the honor you have ten.
dered me, and to subscribe myself very respect.
fully
oc2l 1t 2p THOMAS O'CONNOR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
TIMELY RELIEF FOR SOUTH CAROLINA

TIMELY RELIEF FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
The arrival of Federal troops in South
Carolina is as timely as the famous 'relief
Of Lucknow" Perhaps it is more 80; for
at last accounts the negroes, goaded to
desperation as they have been by out
RACES, had only turned upon men.
They have not molested any women.
During the past few days there have been
reported several cases in which the un-
happy blacks, driven to despair by the ex-
periences Of Hamburg, have strucl, boldly
for their lives. The result has been de-
plorable. Several white men have been
killed, and in one affray forty are re-
ported to have been wounded. It was
surely time for martial law, backed by
force sufficient to comm and respect.
About twenty companies OF artillery and
two or three of infantry are either en-
route for South Carolina or have already
arrived, and We do not doubt that there
is profound peace in the fiery Palmetto
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
AS IT SHOULD BE.

A quasi Democratic paper, in its right
eous indignation that South Carolina
negro killers should be made to fear the
penalties Of the law. states the case near
" accurately: "South Carolina and Louis
lana must be counted for the Republicans
if it takes the Last man of the army to do
it" Say, Louisiana and South Carolina
Republicans must be protected in their
legal rights, and the sentence would be
about correct, or, it might be added, the
navy, too. We notice the Ossipee has Just
been ordered to come here. It would be
difficult to suppose more important
duty tor the army and navy than the pro-
lection of American citizens in their legal
rights. There is no consistency in ex-
tending the utmost security and protec-
ton to stragglers from this country who
find themselves face to face with danger
abroad, while all is tumult, commotion
and insecurity at home. 1t was not the
value Of the government property involved
at Fort Sumter which aroused the nation
in 1861. 1t was the insult to the flag. And
so it is in Louisiana. The government
should not permit one voter-even though
he be the humblest--to be DISTINGUISHED
by force or fraud SO long as it can put a
soldier in the field or equip war ship. If
there be not troops enough to execute the
laws, the President should call for volun-
teers. The enforcement and reconstruc-
ton acts give him ample authority to do so.
But the insinuation that the Indian
campaign is being neglected for the pur-
pose Of enabling the government to look
the more sharply after Southern bull
dozers and Ku-Klux is entirely gratuitous
Not man has been sent from the plains
for such a purpose. None have been
withheld. Although it is within the dis
erection of the President to order the
troops to such points as he thinks proper,
he has not disturbed either Crook or
Terry, and it is not likely he will He
can find plenty of men for South Carolina
and Louisiana nearer home. We are
glad to know this, since were it other.
wise, it might be necessary. as it would
certainly be proper, to call in our West
ern outposts if we could not conquer the |
mutiny in the home camp without their |
assistance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
Even Old Probabilities, with all the ap-
planes of science which he is able to
command, does not exactly prognosticate
the condition of the weather in all Sec
tons. But he does very we'll, and the
majority of the people who do not look
for omniscience in human agencies gen.
orally put good deal Of faith in him.
But the New York Herald, as political
prophet, is not Old Probabilities, by q
long way. And it is very hazardous to
be misled by that weatherva1e into the
belief that the whole American people
will not sustain President Grant in his
action in South Carolina The Picaylne,
however, without giving any other reason
for its faith in the correctness of the
Herdlds position than the belief that that
paper would not take any position unless
it expected strong popular backing, looks
upon that journals denunciation of the
President as conclusive evidence of
coming popular storm. We may admit
the Heralds penchant for being on the
popular side; we freely concede the
total lack of principle on the part
Of that Jim Bennett; but its conduct
ors lose the popular trail and bark on
the wrong track as often as any other
people in the country. There is no con-
tinuity or stubbornness about it however,
and it will be as ready as the most ultra
Republican journal, on the morning after
the election, to berate the South Carolina
Democrats for their folly in bringing the
Federal government about theiz earh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

State; The bed elements q he Dspocatie
sfsy u S Sasss may derive 8 safutszy
lsse4 from this sho4 modern history II
South Caroline. Tia cases of the two
States ara in many respects, parallel.
In both, the Dsmocratic party has pur-
sued . course Of intimidation, which, if it
does not reach the degree of extermina-
ton. Is nevertheless extremely aggressive.
The negroes and their friends have been
obliged 70 resort TO conceslment dissimu-
lation and all manner Of strategy, to re-
main secure in their lives, liberties and
effects. Relying upon the protection of
the constitution and the laws, they have
patiently RETAINED from any retaiatory
measures, and met each outrage by q
vain appeal to the authorities. But the
States are weak and the Federal power
latent. In South Carolina, and in some
Of the parishes of this State, the Repub-
icans have been driven to the wall The
last defense Of desperate men has at lcst
occurred in some cases, and vigorous
blows have been struck.
We hope the presence Of troops in the
disturbed regions will restore peace. It
will assure the negroes that they are not
forgotten, and their political enemies that
they will be held responsible for their I'M
lawful doings. But there can be no doubt
it was high time for some movement of
the kind on the part of the conservators
Of the peace, as the contending parties
were already confronting each other in
hostile array. We are not likely to hear
any serious complaints from either party
because of the presence of Federal troops.
The sanguinary Democrats, no less than
the panic stricken Republicans, will be
glad to have the quarrel taken off their
hands by an arbiter strong enough to
hold them both in bonds. Perhaps there
will be feeble attempt on the part Of the
Buffers and Hamptons to create little
political sympathy for their defeat by en-
deavoring to show that if they had been
cleft alone" they could have subdued the
negro voters and carried the State. Pos
sibly they could, but this is not the way
in which States should be won. It is not |
in accordance with law or American ex-
ample, and We do not want to see it again
in this State. But if the Demo-
Gratis persist in the extreme policy sug-
gested by the more radical and unreason-
able members Of their party, then the Re
publicans will be compelled to invoke a
remedy. Doubtless the first step ought |
10 be in the direction of self-defense; but |
ailing in that they can and win appeal
next to the State, and through that, il
to the United States.