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, 1876-10-15

is the new poem of Deirdre, which is to De the
second book in the " No-Name series. u IS
said to be written by q young 1rishman' ana Is
introduced to the publisher BY no less person
than James Russell Lowell. The editor OF the
Literary lporld, who is not always inclined o 10
speak rosily of books, literally goes or ms 4eet
at this book. Tennyson never did betIel, ne
thinks. This may be true OF some OF lenny-
sons pastoral stories; but It IS not srae, e a..
cording to my judgment, Of his greater w9rk,- -
his dramatic poems and lyrics. It Woula COL
yey a clearer idea OF the poem to make the COM
parison with William Morris verse DelIdre
has the same qualities Of construction tnat
William Morris poems possess. And those VINO
admire Mr. Morris will read with great delight
this poem OF Deirdre, which will be out on the
lst of November.
The tact that have stated, or the guess at q
fact, that the poem is by an lr1shman. upsets
the story told in previous letter, that tne
"No-Name" series was to be made up by
American authors entirely. But the truth Is
that the publisher has changed his mind about
the matter and concluded to make the No
Name - series
STILL MORE INTERESTING AND FAMOUS
BY putting no limit upon the authors. 1nfs
plan will also be great deal better Tor tile
American author who enters the list, for nc or
she may, If shrewd in selection OF locale, have
the benefit of a much broader field to hide IN,
English stories will help in the matter. The
third volume in this mysterious series is
novelette, of New England Iife But, unlike
Mercy Philbrick,'' it deals with the upper
tendon OF New England society. Its
title, ''Is That All!'' is infinitely more
interesting than "Mcrry Phllbrick's Choice"
In this day and generation it is the most un-
common thing to meet with young woman
who rejoiccs Or more likely mourns under the
name Of ''Mercy;'' and 1t is about time these
old-fashioned tricks Of the trade as choosing
such names to signify New England character
should he left of. It is to be Hoped, too, that
the hero in the new book will have little blood
in him; in short, be live man instead OF q
ghostly creature like Stephen White. There
was never happier bit than this 'No-Name" :"
project.
EVEN JEAN INGELOw
writes from across the sea with interest about
it to the publisher, and makes her guess ut the
author Of Mercy Philbrick." The time Is past
when English critics can snceringly question,
"Who reads IN American book!' And now,
with the field open to any country in the No
Name" series, who knows but Jean lngclow
herself will enter the lists: n. P.
, 1876-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.


ONLY one new plat with view to sales was
placed on the records the past week, viz: A
subdivision of Block :, in Bonds Subdivision OF
part Of N, E. II Of Sec q, 81, 13, Washington
Heights. making si1ty-two lots, each 80 by LIE
feet, with l5-foot alleys.
In addition to the foregoing, there we're filed
for record under the authority Of the County
Clerk, surveys OF various sections in Town
ships e, IL: 40, Is; 80, 13; 3S "A; and 81, Is, tc
the number Of twenty-five, giving the names oi
owners and the quantity of land held by each
These plats were compiled from deeds of own
ers, for the purposes Of assessment, and not fol
placing the property on the market.
TEE uu11CH BLOCK.
The Uhlich Block, on North Clark street, has
lust been completed. It is handsome three
story stone-front block Of stores and Offices,
covering the entire block between kinzic and
and North Water street. Among its first ten
ants are Uhlich & Mueh1ke, managers Of the
Uhlich estate.
HYDE PARK IMPROVEMENTS.
Among the improvements to be noted in yde
Park are a new brick, lately completed, on
Forty-seyenth street, east OF WoodlaWn avenue
handsome frame, nearly completed, on Wood
lawn avenue, between FoFty-sixth and Forty
seventh streets; and Six new sTetl-tront brick
houses, two stories, basement, and Mansard
roof, on Greenwood street, between Forty-third
and Forty-fourth. Mcssrs. Thompson 4; Wheel
er are building four. and Aaron Bliss, ESQ.,, two
Of these houses, and negotiations are pending
looking to the erection Of others.
BUILDING PERMITS.
The Building Department issued the follow
ing permits last week for the erection OF new
LIBBY, McNein d Co., two-story store, aoxaa,
James L. Yale, i've stores, each three-storv,
o5x75. southeast corner Halstcd and Van Buren
| streets.
B. r Hutchinson, onc-story store, 50x70, at
| sos and 597 Wabash avenue.
F. n. O'Connor, tWo-story store. 33x60, COT
ner Market and Eric streets.
George Glassbrough, barn, 2213o, at Is and So
West Thirteenth street.
Henry Graves, on@story shop, 2515o, at 491
]. p, Driver, Larn, aOx:3oo at $50 Monroe street.
J. S. Wood, two story dwelling, 23x64, at 1a
Ellis avenue
s. Anderson, four-story store, 3418o, On NIL
WQukee avenue, near Noble street.
j. II. ". Jones, seven stores, each 1our-storV,
1880, northeast corner Monroe and Dcsplaines
streets.
William Jamcey, tlree-story dwelling, 22x4o,
| at 631 West Monroe street.
C. Basteman g. Co., one-story dry-house, 16z
~ James an @ Turner four-story butter-tactory, Coz
so, at 5l2 Archer avenue
G. W. Bohanan, fye-storv stone-front store,
40x1O0, at IS and 60 West Madson street.
F. n. Bradshaw, one-story brick shop, 1892,
at s. Norton street.
B. Hauey, five stores, each thrce-story, 20140,
corner Desp1aincs and Twelfth streets.
N. o. Schoolfeld, three-story store, 25x65, at
$50 Hastings street.
Louis Hastens, three-story building, 25xz5, at
321 Sedgwick street.
B. ". Thomas. three-story dwelling, 2516o, at
9lS Indiana avenue.
Tue above permits cover the erection Of thir-
ty-dve buildings.
Tie following is the building permit
, 1876-10-15
LINES.

Suggested on rieutng Folks Statues Of lincoln
and Douglas, at the Chicago dcadeny Of Design.
stand before these works of Art,
My mind with solemn awe imprest
Az recall the active part
Play'd BY these heroes OF the West.
Before the Martyrs sta1wart frame y
Lost In sad memories stand,
OF his sad fate syhuse name and fame
Are known and lov'l in every land.
His right hand firmly grneps the pen,
His left the Proclamation :" holds
Which freed four million fellow-men
From Southern S1ayeEys deadly folds.
4 dwarf in stature, by his side
The Little Giants form see,
And Illinois, with honest pride,
Holds fast the Douglas memory,
And thus the ulptor's wondrous skill
Preserves for lie the FORM the face.
OF these great men whose deeds shall I'LL
In History noble space.
One In his Conntry's service died;
The other, as he breathd his last
To his young sons beside him cried;
t'Stand by the Union, boys-stand fastl"
And he, the artist, what of him
Nhotouched these forms with master stroke?
His name and fame Time ne'eF shall dlm,-
Chicugo's sculptor, Leonard Folk.
CHICAGO, Oct 3, 1876. CAPT. SAM.
, 1876-10-15
SALES OF TIE WEEK.

BETTER FEELING, But FEWER SALES.
The transactions IN the rcal-estatc ma1ket LOT
the last week we're. with one exception, Of no
.,'e -.h..o -, +1,a 11r,ta1 st.+ee RAILING
o.e.,. ro1r~a,- ~ Nav VII If tho rronartv
etoch eolapane' u 1'e" A'4A' " sne P1ope,
mentioned below. The purchase was made
with the intention or removing the manufactur-
mo business OF this Company. which controls
-, - a. nm m ~ +h;e citv This viii he
cap4'a4 - e.'0o'; ~, as s.r ,,,a,,.t.1 -
aone al once, nua WI auo ne" 80. antu4! hasc y"
the many that are now concentrating @ at hers re- h,.,
UnG q hicsgn ehs ond f. naI4;c51aTv afects the
hess III Su4easo! ~ .. ~. ss ts - taS
real estate business 3 tne nSmnef & o. ensce-
pI1scs llke 1aat o. Ios no.t,n1tocA hn hnrtapa
when are tIansle!1ng tne1 1 ~ t,;e io
Esaeo: es. .,iat,,, .I ~nensnoma+;on
h1no aIeno" 4ue@y sun. ~ ~.
ana "1li soon ue maue p,4aI puuns ~ n-'sa uo.e
rheel1ua tone uas pesn l.; uani.1 IL ,on''
quehce 70 tne s,.e ~ +rons,c+,o,a
1ne 1ola1"lns s "e'e VIC p1'ne4pS4 's'0'N''4>140
ng e1ocA toIpn3, ;.'sa;3,a 'lle ~ n%ao ~ R,,s
Ganda q 60. sltna4ea on tne cornsT en- ~ M Due
tslana avenue anu f III sf1 @ Tha Tb
Ene macnlne tof t1 ,1;ata a., aass;ou and n5
LoaPauy W. sa11 ~ 800 a,pp.ios;an ~ ~
commence oPe1AalonS ~ onee' eAup' "' Vic
NOTES ov men. o,a ..au,, r,o.,,,o
T. Asuley "eais ta nne sol1 as. hat1ron a1
Iont aousG On ctsau assno e. eio no0
1fr:.-..s.s
O ieet 1ronI On Llnacn avenue, "tn4eshh, ei ~
ee 1mp1o7eoa M soo"' ao1sc @ou 1o' d. Aon'oa1a'
H;"G rA eo,a 1o,:. ood ,o+ osv1o5
y: duszagn mas soio ~ nogse, scn, 4u lot -o1t1
152 Thirteenth place, Tor $3,eNi house ana M aVe
tots on me nortneas1 oofne1 Oh Do'lil'cA ano -
streets, tof $4,ooo;
L. L. oeasey SOU u 1ic neet W ne1 - 1
diana avenue oa ana sIfeet' 1oo1Ioo
teet, ior *1t.Soo l2,'o0 " casn. o..:--
4 Loeb q bro. sold o. ICE! uona % on QuinSs s1ns
ttreet, LOO feet west OF FRANKLIN Street, 1or s1o
0OC, all CASH.
Bash q Potter SOLO 1same nouse anu % leee es
!ot On vernon avenue near sIlee'' Ao1
93.5O0 casn.
+. D. DFe'eI sou uouse auu ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
avenue, near Taylor stfeek, LOT e4,1' r. loeS
IN northeast corner UreIsey aAu haetGu
streets, improved, for $500; 30 feet on north
rest corner OF LaSalle street and North avenue e
Tor S4,s5o 10x15o feet on southeast corner r. do o.
and nart RI 1ot IN IaSalic street. near Carl, for
sl.500. - '' ~'~ '''"0
Thomas Allen sold 48x1Q3 feet Oh the south
vest corner Of Wabash avenue and Harrison
street, lot $l4,a0-
F. A. Weage sold 1913 feet On Market street.
north Of Quincy, for $l3,5 500.
for q o: "a s lots i st Is Granec for M 81 500, and
R]ots 1T Glencoe for $500.
r 1oTy bought two houses and lots on Ellis
Park of = Ssndheimer for 800. 0.O0O.
t.. y. Ffatt SOLD mouse ana lot on washington
street, 100 feet west Of Sheldon street, south
front, 10 William E. Rollo, for $19, 600.
Isaac r Coates sold 3lbx161 feet on Wabash
avenue, south of Forty sixth street, to John C.
Haines for 81, 400.
Fernando Jones eotd 119x17117 feeton Calumet
avenue, 800 feet north Of Twentieth street, west
froat, TO J. D. Cation, for f25, 600.
Channcey Blair sold 99x2O0 feet On the north
, 1876-10-15

Mall and Express
Ottawa and StTeator PasSen,'r
Rockford Dubuque t. Sioux
CITY.
Pacific Fast Line, for Omaha.
Kansas City, LeayenWorth,
.Atclllsou l. St. Joseph Exp.
Auror1 + Pasec1gcr............,.
MENDOZA, ottawa e. Stfeatu.
PnSsenHer............... +,
Aurora P PassenEer........,..,.
Aurora Passenger Sunday,
Dubuque d Sioux City Exp...
Pacific Night EXP. for Omaha
Kansas City, Leaycnwortl.
Archtson & st. Joseph Exp. .
Downer's Grove Accomulott'u
DoWntrE Grove AccOmmod'n
Tnya1 Lrn~nSe
, 1876-10-15
Tho United States Rolling-stock Com
pany Removes It's Works 70
Chicago.
The Sales Of The Week Contain One In
portant Transaction.
The South Park and the Growth Of the
Botanical Garden.
Nev misunderstanding Fsrmita---
Miscellaneous
THE LOAN MARKET.

NEAR TIE END VI ..a,, 1nn sae1n a-a ~, a,o.es -
The nguFes 1or 1ne pass "eeo , ~.
those for the corresponding week last year, but
+hte IA chiefly owing to a recording Of mort
,,,,o fro,o the Joliet Iron aud Steel Company to
Aosn ~ .A1 ~ VII ~ eacrre S500.
Moses Taylor, o1 NC" Ao1A' - ..-+
600. This mortgage Is ID aou11lon " n'o1 y
cage deed Of trust dated aug. l. 1o'l, 10 seco1e
.he rsnr amount. and is made for the purpose Of
s111.-1-- wv ss-. ~. eoc,,ritv nnon the personal
1~...a,r THE honds secured
property Of the Company. lne oonos sesu =, ooo ~o
by this investment are SUI IN numoer 1o1 ei'ooo
e,cb. and are made redcemablc at the rate OF
ero nm -o.r commencing with Aug. !, 1875,
e'o,'oo ,cct haar3n1 IN nor rent
and ending aug l. Ao'7' oe04A1't' ~ f~
annual interest," :.
The business Of the past week was oul1' out
, 1876-10-15

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL RAulR041
Union Depot, corner Madison and Canal-sts. TIsS4
Office 63 South C1arkst., opposite Sherman Houss.
aud at Depot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15
DURoPA MININu CoMPAN,,-

rUkOPA MININ9 COAfANn.-'
IL Location Of principal plsrr oi business.
Nan Francisco, California.
Location OF works, 8oh lllll Mining Dis.
trlct. storey County, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that ~ q mer'ing Of
the Board OF Director. held ON the ninrire1th
( pth) day OF June. 1910, an assessment, No. siH
l6), Of Twenty .nvs i25) Cents per share WAS
levied upon the capital stock of the corpora.
iion. payable Immediately. In United staies
gold coin. TO the SECRETARY. at the once of the
Company, Room No. " lIaywsrd's Bniidins.
No. tiS California street, Nan Frzncirco. Cali.
forniA.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the twenty MN ,25thI day
of July. 1915. will he deemed delinaAett,
and advertised tor sale al public auction, aud
nnless payment !. made before win he cold on
TUESDAY. the fifteenth (lsihI day of August.
1870. TO pay the delinquent as-e-smeni. 10
gether with costs of advertising and rNp~ns~s
of sale.
By order n me board of Directors.
RICHARD u. NoYE,, Secretary.
Once Room No. ~ liaywArds Building,
No tlg California street. san Francisco. rali.
fornlA. Je7iti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15
STOCK DIVIDEND.

lTA MEETING Of TAR EDARp oY NJ.
~ 70 tore ~ the Joe staL- q ns0lidated
Silver Mining COMPANY. heii u farurisy. Jai,
$. ls'6, stock Disidrsi INA. ~ OF vne hnh ~
shsLr ws- Wsl., yAy,b's lmnied! ,t-y TO tie
sioskhold'rr ~ the .Ioo sc tee c.nsoiidAt d
silver Mining company oh pre.-ntathb of Ger.
tihraies. Also. stock Dividend no y 81 one
shArr 10 'arh ~ .is b-~ Interpretations To b-
na,lr IN ih. Cympany's gfouHa. TIE same
will lie payable by dn- hill on all : Afier the lst
OF .ugusi. is'c. on presentation oi c.fiIdest--,
d. order u The Bosni af Difrst.f-.
phANk MOysI. secrrta'y.
Oniee-rs Caiifornis sirri. . oan ~. ssl
Prsbri-so. Cslif irnis. JyIJil
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15

MoHxoS officials are preaching IN
favor Of abolishing the ceremony "i
marriage. even as performed according
10 Mormon rites. The object Is to pre-
vent legislation against polygamy by
Congress. IL IL claimed that. having
abolished the marriage system. the
Mormons will have no wives. and could
not be prohibited from voting and sei'-
ing ON juries. They would also BE-
secure FROM punishment under the
Poland bill Of isc2. as they would not
be living with these women as the'i
wives or claiming them To be such.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

VRLLow JAoKLT SILVER MiSiHG COM.
i PASy --Iosaiion - woik- sud principal
plae~ " hupiners. Uold IIiI. N,,ada. =. IN .
shareholders of the yellow Jacket silver Min.
Ing CainInny are h'nby notified that the ap.
nnal u-eiinf 81 The 'iskholiefr oi the ssh
pany. Malls street. Goh iIill. siorry county,
Nevada "a MONDAY the 18th ,lsy of Jul.
A. ID is.6. st The hour of o'eioek y. NJ, for
the lection ~ i've Trnsises sni the Transaction
uf suri, other busibrss - may he brought ,,,..
tore raid m,r'iar, Transfer iaoi. eiossJ os
ws~ienslAy. Jnly lath.
0EO. W. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Coll Hill. lime Il A ID. Is.G IeIalh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15
AyERMAN slLyER MININ,

NV " ~ NttSEH MININC
" cOMPANf.. i.oestion of principal plsee
OF business, san Francisco, California.
Location ~ works, Gold INN, storey
county, Nevada.
kotire 10 hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Board OF Direciors. held on the 7Cth day of
July. 1916, al ass~smrnt mo S5I of THREE
Dollars ,tsl per share was leyiei upon The .ap-
ltal stock Of the corp0ratiOn. psyabls lmm,.-
disiely, in United Mates 4 I'D coin, "a the bee
retary. 81 the ONCE " the Company. No tlt
California street. sHn Francisco. ca'iIornIs
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 5ist day of july,
isIc, viii be- d.linqurnf. aud sdverti.sd for
sals ~ public auction, ani unlrss Ia, msni
10 made before will he sold on MONDAY, the
7i-i day VI Augn.t. is,G, To pay the dslinlu, nj
assessment. together with cpsIs of advertising
snd expenses of sale.
liy ord. of the Hard of Diretors,
oEO. %. EDWARDS, serr.tary.
Ofiee-No. az California siresi. Ban Fran.
cisco. California. jJy;tl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15

A Nsw JkRslY editor lost his best
gold pen aud holder few days ago.
After making . thorough search all over
the Office. and accusing dozen 'ranps
OF its theft. lie happened to remember
where hs last placed Il. and bending
down the top OF his ear. discovered no
less than fourteen penholdsrs OF 'ari'
.ous styles which he had lost durins tue
mast two years. Norrisio,ea Herdld.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE Annual MR' TiSa oy THg NEW
l yers Oonsoliist Il rinirg coinp.ny viii
=. held a. the .il.er 81 th. Gmpany. Room "a
Hu wsri'- building ~ cilifornis STREET. San
frsDeisro. C.lifor Ia. on 'Iii sDAN. the eight.
-enth lisih day II LILY. is.G. ai ~" t.i O'Clock
p n, Tor the parp.e ~ .lecilne = th,ard %
Trustees 10 serve for the ~nsaing year. aud s,lsi.
Hhs 2 bnslne-s as mar come he ore the nesting.
i,ttd ID 4, TltOMAa Nef fretaft
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15

Iy you have money To invest don't
uut il New York real estate. Mr.. Mer-
siman s,ates that by a rsversion IN Po'
lar conditions in ten thousand years
from now New York City will lie two
hundred ani fifty feet under water
And no man could live two hundred and
nfty feet under water many weeks with
ami catching a dangerous cold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

CpRciAL MEtTiNS. - OPficE OP THg
~ Engiish Gold snd silvr Mining comp.by
iooms 10. ic and II. ~ ti9 California .irr I,
Van Francisco, Cslifornis - ro Hr 4. her by
o the ~ pliph Iaid aud silver Miuing ,AJn,.
ranv Will br be " " ,h- oiiies - The ~ mpsny.
10. u ard u naywr,'s Riyliing. iis california
.tei. San tranrisro. c.liforbi,. 'n sATuR.
DAY. July Is is.s nj orIock y. ~
By order .r ih- ii,.rd of u rector.
iyttd a. A OulfIIf tart.lsrx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

nROWN POINT GOLD AND NIL
" YER MINING O0APANY.--Loeaiiou of
pnneiysl place Of bosinsss, ssn francisco.
valifofnia. s
Loc.iiOn OF woris. Gold Hill. Storey comfy.
Nevada.
Notice h hereby given. that ct . meeting Of
tbs Board OF Directos. held on the 18th day Of
yuns, 1915. an assessment mo. 2ll OF Ose
Dollar per share wss lsvied upon the capt.
tai stocf Of the corpofstion. payable immedi.
aiely, In United staies gold coin. 20 the Seere
tary, at the once OF tho Company, ti9 CslIinr-
MA street. Room -. Nan Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on ths isth day OF July. 1915.
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
81 pnblIc anciion. and unless payment IL made
before will be sold on TUksDAY, the stn
day OF August. 1876, 10 pay the delinquent -
sessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by order of the Board Of Directors.
CHAB. \. ELLlOT. Secretary.
Once = Room 7s liaywsrd's BuiidinR. ti9
californis strsct. Nan rrahciseo. California.
lAilfd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OtfIcE or THE cAIIpoi.srA MINING
W Company. Nan Francisco. Jniy y. 1876.
,bovr named company, fsii TIL. dly, . dIyi.
t-'d tNo. ~ 81 Tha Noilsrs per ,hsrc Was
elared. payable ns MoSDAY. July 18th.
Transfer book. eess,l ab,ii the 18Th instant.
lNln I'm q. 4. nnhnnN a.rrriAII
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15
rnr PURPLE VIOLET.


The hwy broom. wors ca th- khighily helmet
Tn. hsn,, thI.tie Get With thyme and rue.
tn. sovereign rc-s. ~rea'hsi with sword ana
Tn. rcliss lilies on the shield of franee.
rh.... With the iaur-l-. and the b'igh, e'ne
bell
OH s..,tlsnd's children love 50 well.
A.. - med for h.ross' .sriand-. and fr stster.
horn. by the tsople thr0ush trianaphsi sa'e''
Ths .tury s-isr., nn-hsd with morning llght
Ani soI.isa r.i. mshe ell the b. l'is'd- e''gh'
Yet mo-t Of all %, thee my hsart u set;
Thou darling VI my ssng. the tender n''e''
I know thy mother ,uni- thee loyells-t,
No e,o.@ sbe hollis thee O. her shsltr'ins efess''
sh~ ~iil mot have thee orchei by sun ana nrAy'
AuL tossed by every wi ,d that paste BY
Yet elsi In purple sses. snn thr,Ilsd ,h"" s'''
nj. golden eolcr- cleaning al ihy herr,
smiling s.ra morning. ever glad snd bfiSh''
Tbs Joyous face eli rsiiant Ia his hGh''
Tn, mandy hollyhceks may haunt a. iay.
AMI .esrl.. polpL .tslt. rd sir-sAed AMI gsy'
Nothlnx sha .hsi IN = pride nof enSy gris'r-,
Calu, and ssaassisr.d nndsse oii"s ~s''-'
would that th- ealor. of our lives might De
Thatehs we'll lik- ,his-. and blest .. t"Ns'"'
Something of fragrance. even ailrr usA'n.
bwslls Ina the eiorous sssethss> ~ Wy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-15
AIoRTm DAYroN aoLD AND NIl-

MONTH DAYTON GOLD AND NIL
IN YER MINING COMPANY. = Location oi
prineipsl place OF business. Ran Pm. cisco.
California.
Location OF works, Devils date Minlng
DistFict. Lyon comfy. Nevada. sIaI ll
Notes u hereby given. that at . meeting
OF the Board Of Dlfrctors. held on the net
day " June. ls7C, an asre.sment NO. y Of Ten
Cents per share was levied npon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin. 10 the Secretary. ~
the once 0f the Company. Room -. No. SD
Pine street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessmeni .hall
remain unpaid On the sist day Of Ialy. lssG,
Will be delinquent. and advertised for SALE
81 public auction. and unlrvs payment 10 made
before will be sold ON FRIDAY, The is.h
day 90 August. 1916, TO pay the Delinquent as
res.ment, together with costs of aevsriis'ng
aud expenses of sale.
by order Of the board Of Directors.
II n. Ctii.vERw RiL. Secretary.
0fnee-Iioom No. 70 Academy Building. No.
$50 Pine street, San Francisco. California.
le2ttd
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srocxHolprRs' MEETING.

OYF cR TYLpR MiNIS0 COMPANY. nsS
" triis.io u street. san frsrsi.c.,, csI.
kornis. Inly 10, 's.s. = Notice. - The sSsssi
n-eiins of the aho,e.lsned toA.p NJ viii b-
held ~ tb' " Office. nav Lsid--tsrn ,ifsst ssa
rrsnri.eo. California. on MONDr. July 20.
Isly 18th. si 3 o.. Iockr.s
I,ihd Az coFPIN, s.ere,aty.
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L. 3. HASTlNc
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN TIiR DISTRICT CURT OF Tng
] United States. for the District of Ne.
vada.--in the matter of q. L.. AkTCAIf, .
Bankrupt, ~ BANKRUPTCY. - United States of
America. Listriet of Nevada. 80. A VA rant ln
bankruptcy has been i-sned by said Cour,
agalnst the esiAtr of q. l.. Mste,lf of tho
CITY of virg hia. County ~ storey. aud Stalls
of Nevada. In said District, whJ has been
duly sdiudeed bankrupt. upon Li. own peti.
ton aud the payment oI any debts and
the delivery of any property belonging ta
said bankrupt, To him, or to his use. And
the transfer of any property By him. are for.
hidden by law. A merting ~ the creditors
OF said bankrupt, Ia prove their debl- and
choose one Of more a.rignr~- ~ HI. estate,
will BE- held NJ . Court of BANKRUPTCY. To he
holden at ~ United y a,es Couit roo "a In Car.
en- City, bef1r the Juigv VI said rouft, ON
the TwtNTyfifTiI DAY ~ July, 4. u,
is'c, AT " Orio' kAs,
Cnited Stats var.hsi aud Messenger 10 Bsnk.
~ try Tor sid District ystd