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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Ono day last week at TehAma. while en-.
gagged In giving medicine 10 Q sick horse,
Robert Gemmil met with . distressing 10.
cident. II appea's . rope was net proper
" secured. and while rsadjusting II the
animal suddenly pulled back. catching Mr..
Gemmil's left hand between the rope and
hitching.post. lacsrating u In . fearful
manner. Three fingers were broken. two
Of them being almost entirely severed.
Tho Nevada County Narrow-gsuge Rail.
road Company offer = standing reward Of
$500 for the arrest and conviction Of any
parties who may place distractions On The
track Of said railroad. and The same sum
for the arrest and conviction Of the par
ties who placed distractions ON the track
Of tho road. near Nevada City. on the
night OF tho 18Th Of November, 1875.
John Morrison. . native Of Scotland.
aged 81 years, who had his right arm
badly crushed by The machinery OF The
steam wins press at the Guilicos ranch. on
the 20th Of last month, and vas taken 70
the SonsmA County Hospital . few days
Afterwards. now lies In . very ~preoarious
condition In that institution.
All wah. . Chinaman. and proprietor OF
. laundry In Ban Francisco, was married
in that city on Thursday, 10 Fannie Waters,
q white woman and . teacher. She says
she wants 70 make . Christian Of him.
Nevada City real estate has lassiy u.
vanced In value, and the place shows
marked signs Of prosperity and Increasing
business.
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NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka S,~i;~,i says: There seems
10 be some kind OF q hitch about thc
transfer Of tho Geddes 4 Bertrand mine
70 aashwiler and his associates. We can't
say that the sale 10 of. but Il IL pretty Ger.
tain that matters are hanging fire for a
time. Mr.. Gashwiler has gone 70 Ban
Francisco, and psssibly everything will DO
all right in . few days.
The Eureka .S.sts.i Of Thunsdsv ssv. I:
The surrounding mountains have taken ON
their mantle OF white. and the chances are
that IL will stay with them until nert
Spring. Tho storm night before last on
Prospect Mountain was especially ssyerc,
rendering further outside Operations IN
that quarter extremely dificult for tho
Winter.
The three large stone furnaces a, the
Richmond works have boon running cen.
tinuously for two hundred DAYS, and sp-
psarances indicate that thoy will lsst 4,
least until Christmas before Il will be
necesssry TO close them down for repairs.
O. II. Stoddard has retired from the
editorial management Of ths Humboldt
Rsytsfsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

From the Fan Francisco Post, Novsuber Ill
During tho recess Of tho Joint Congress
nional COMMITTEES to-day the committee
rooms at the Palace Hotel were the scsno
Of . fracas, ~ theatrical people say. not IN
tho bills. Rev. W. W. Brier, . Presby.
tsrian clergyman, and fruitiarmer Of
strong pro-Chineso views. a.d whose tosu'
mony In favor Of the Mongol. n oItraer-
binary opinions ~ TO the worthless nature
Of the California boy. have been The subject
Of comment In . contemporary, got into
warm argument with Prank M. PiIley.
who represents the anti-Chinsse before the
Commission. during the nosn recess.
The dispute caused for . time considerable
amusement TO the few who lounged
in the rooms, ~ both parties freely
attributed the most interested motives 70
each other. Rev. Mr.. Brier spoke Of tho
people who attended the anti.Chinsse
meetings a. 'mobs." and boastcd that
money and the public sense Of the farming
class would utterly crush out the anti
Chinese ''mobs'' and their leaders. Frank
PiIlsy reterted that there was not . man
on the stand Who testified In favor Of the
Chinese who had notan interest In making
money out Of them, and that no doubt ths
reverend gentleman would like 70 have
white men picking his fruit at twenty
cents q day. Altar . long Interchange OF
similar compliments OF both sides. Mr..
pixley said that men like Messrs. Gibson.
shsarcr and Drier would mover preach q
word unless they were paid for IL, whore
upon Mr.. Brier promptly told Mr.. PiIlsy;
lyon . liar. sir"
Mr.. Pixley. in an excited manner. called
on his opponent 70 take back his words,
and o. tho latter did not sppear In . hurry
10 do 20, he took hold Of Mr.. Brior by tho
goatse and shook him. Hc then exclaimed.
"If You don't take back your words, I'll
strike you" and drawing back q step or
so, struck Brier . severe blow on the left
side Of the face. and called upon him 10
resent II. Mr.. Brier said. "Mr. Pixley.
you know that I cannot resent your
blows"
"Oh, don't skulk under your cloth.
Como ont for onos aud belong 10 the
church militant. You arc a. big = man ~
/ am. You gavo the lie and you've got the
blow" exclaimed PiIley.
Mr.. Irier denounced the blow - that OF
. coward. when several parties In the o
exclaimed. "No. its you who are the
coward" Ultimately Rev. Mr.. Brisr left
tho room. the marks Of the blow being
distinctly visible. Frank PiIley followed
soon After. and the scene wss at IN end.
IL may be remarked that In every re-
spect Mr. Brior 10 fully tho physical equal
Of PiIley.
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the EUREKA AND PIocHE STAGE
ROBBED.
WsIis, Fargo q Co.'S Treasure Bsx
Taks.-six uuudrsd DoiIan In
Coin Stolen.

Day before yesterday morning. about .
a. the Eureka, Hamilton and
Phoebe stage, which left here q few hours
before, was noar tho mouth Of the canyon
about three miles the other side Of Pinto,
II was stopped by two highwaymen who
ordered George Stone, the driver, TO hand
down Wells. Fargo a Co.'S treasure box.
There were no passengers on board the
stage. and both Of the robbers being armed
with shotguns. George was obliged 10 obey
the mandate, and the box was passed over
into the possession 81 the road agents, who.
- o q they bad received IL, directed
the driver 10 70 on and not 70 bs sesn IN
that vicinity for two hours under penalty
Of death. The last seen Of the robbers
they we're on the ridge travelling In . west
srly direction. Both Of them were OF me-
diam hight. and each wore . linen duster.
One wAs masked with . hood drawn ever
his head and fastened under his chin.
They laid In walt for the Stage behind
q tree, which they had cut on the side
OF the mountain and dragged 70 the
aide Of tho road for that purpose. A.
soon a. the stage reached Hamilton the
Express Company's agont there telegraphed
TO The officer here, and Eugene Blair and
W. ii. Long Immediately left for the scene
Of tho robbery. They found the box
broken open near the road and the lettsrs
aud papers scattered around over the
ground. Tho robbers got about 5000 IN
coin, which belonged TO different parties
In Hamilton, Ward and Phoebe, and four
certificates Of Ave shares each OF Crewn
Point mining stock. The letter In which
the stock was inclossd Wa found. but the
certificates had been abstraoted. by ref
erence 10 an advertisement In another
column II will bs seen that the public
has been cautioned against negotiating
for the stock. ~ its transfer has been
stopped on the books Of the company.
This 10 the frst stage robbery that has
been committed In this vicinity for nearly
two yssrs-the last ons being committed
In tho valley about six milos north OF here
and resulted In the serious wounding OF
Jim Miller. tho messenger. II appears.
however. that tho boys are on the road
again. and the probabilities are, unless ar
rested soon. tho couple will engage in one
or Two more enterprises OF the same Kind
before Jumping the country. We believe
tina, ne clue has yet been obtained IN re-
gard TO the identity or whereabouts OF tho
robbeu.-Earska .Ssnfi~si, Sov. 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

As our readers generally know. an Of.
fort has been made in Vermont 10 give
to women nearly all the rights nov ss-
corded men. which has been defeated in
the lower House by Ill 10 70 vol.s.
This effort. says the Ban Francisco c~a.
proposed to carry the right Of suffrage.
amongst other things. II 10 probable 10
most Of the States nor liberal rights
would 10 concsdedt to woman. II 90 much
we're not aaksd. There 10 no good rec
soon. for instance. Why in every State
Of the Union women should not be
PLACED on an equality With men. In
holding and ~disposins Of property.
That u laws in many particulars e'n-
corning females ought to be revised. 10
an admission generally made.
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WE SHALL. BE PREPARED rHis
TIME.

H.. .,, 4. h.;,o fullv manned and
-, n,,,sa ~ var footing.
rs,. 80, =, ~. oo,.,nu.nt .bouid
--L...,.,v .,or,a alarm nobody.
4, 80. A..
u0' " w-r..,,..o,n "a.
c ,n An.
n.... -.
Manu- o'1 ~ ,.,;.~..
~, =. 800. :.
~, an, s,.,.
~-.I.....I., m,I;on. in for,i.
.-.-.I.h..no,'. AMI hu;ld;n, b.r ou,-
.n,.,,v .,.,i ON, nrop.
A. 49,. av
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

DINp on PRIoHr.-Ths Rsese River
Rsr~H, Of the 18th instant has the follow
ing: Jack Williams. well known - one OF
the earliest settlers Of Lander county.
died last evening from the effects OF q
wound which he received . few days since
while he was engaged in chopping wood.
the particulars Of which were Published In
the R.rsils the day after the Occurrences.
Those sho we're in attendance during his
illness say that he suffered greatly. and
that tho real cause Of his death 10 attribu-
ted 10 fright. His funeral tsok place from
Pirsman's Hall this afternoon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

Nrw PArssr-Throu.h Dewey L Co..
Patent Agents, San Francisco. va re-
esivs the following advance list Of U. s.
Patents. granted to Pacific Coast invsn-
tors. viz /: Harrison II. Hendrix. Nan
Jose. California. copy holders; Thoma.
Irwin. Eureka. California. gold separ.
aiou: Columbus A. Leaman and John
A. Heekart. Pentz Ranch. Calitornia.
hydraulic propulsion vessels; David
Smith. San Francisco. (rsissus) lee
machines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

And In accordance with law. and an order 81
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th
day Of October. 1919, 30 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock a. may be necessary will
be sold at public a~uetion. At the ON . Of the
Company. No. tiik California street. Room n.
Han rrancisco. California. on SATURDAY,
the ID day of December, 1915, al the hour al
II O'Clock n. OF said day, To pay paId delin.
qucnt assessment thereon. together with costs
Of advertising and erpenss of the sale.
JOS. TYSON, Sservtay.
omcs-tllk California street. Room II. nan
Fnncisco. California. noiStd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
NEW

CUPERIOR GOLD AND Silver
u MINING COMPANY.-Location OF prtpei.
pal rlace Of business. Q Francisco. Call
brnia.
Location OF works, Gold i'm Mining Dis.
triet. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowingdescribed stock, on account OF assers-
ment (No. ~ lowed ON the 18th dav of 0cto.
Dor. 1875. tho several amounts set opposite the
nance Of tho respective shareholder. a. fol-
lows:
Names. No. Certif, shs, Amt.
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NEW TODAY.

MINT GOLD AND sILvEn lin;
ndi.cc m buslness, San Francisco, California.
pIoostion OF works, Virginia Mining Dftriet,
storey county. state Of Nevada.
Notice.-Therc are delinquent upon the iol.
ostng Lderosfbcd stock, on account OF as
sessmcnt No. i) levied ON the 18th DAY OF Ve.
me names OF the respective shsreholderr' 40
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees. made on the iath day Of
Octobsr, 1876. o many shares OF each parcel
of such stock q. may be necessary win be sold
NJ publlc auction, at tho once Of the Com
nsny loom 4. No l0i California STREET. nan
Fra1si.co. C.iissrriA. on THURSDAY. the Ith
day OF December, 1870. al the hour OF . O'Clock
~. Of said day. to par said Delinquent assc.,.
n,ent thereon. together with COTS OF sdvertis-
inc and expenses Of the sals -
odee-Room 4. No. ti California street.
Gan Francisco. California. n.lstd
0OULp a CURRY sILvKR MIN.
I ina COMPANY. - Location Of principal
nlsoe OF business. San francisco californls.
Location OF WORKS. Virginia. storey comfy
Nsvsds. u..u,,
of The Board Of Director. held on lne IAN
day Of November. is,6, an assessment lNo,
nj Of one Dollar (til per snare WAS levied
nnon the aplta stock Of the corpora
lion. payable Immediately. In United states
coId eoin. 10 the Secretary. st the once OF the
hnrnn.ny Room No. 90 Nevada Bloch. No. 30
Nants,m.ry street, San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of December.
isjs. win he delinaueht. and advertised
Tor ,ale al public auction. and unless pay.
msnt 4. made before win be cold on
the 18Th day Of January. 1871.
TO pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
d. order Of the Board Of nimrton.
ALYRED X. DURBR0w, Secretary.
Onic@-Room No. 90 Nevsda Block, No. ~
street, Ian Francisco. California.
nof9td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

AsrI'cHrSrrx people would probably
do better to get in good testimony before
the Commission Of Inquiry than to
waste their efforts in mass meeting, and
loose talk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

FEss.SnExxn-" Here I say, I can't
hold on any longer ! Hi Oh I'm fall
ing ! What 10 below ." Fond vie
"Only dirty water, dear /! But oh, stopl
such . lovely 'lastrsai I" II 700 fall on
u I shall never forgive YOU"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

Tn. Carson Tribune Of Thursday N
kind enough to pay US ,his handsome
compliment: "The Coin Hill NEWS
10 at this time the livslisst local paper
In Storey county. and reflects great
credit on its snterprisins proprietor. As
well a. on its local reporters"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
WAITING ron TIE vxRpIcr.

That the American people should b.
Gin 10 svines some inpahsnes 81 TIE
Length Of time hey ere required 70 wait
70 know Who u 10 rals sAsn fss W.
ns1t four years. 10 quite natural. and 70
BE- errectsd. II 10 nov nearly two
weeks since the election. and We know
a. little Of the actual result - We did
ON the day after the contest. We knew
then that the decision rested with South
Carolina, Louisiana and Florida We
know new that these States have gons
fairly Republican 10 . fair count 10
made. but satil the count 10 actually
made and onaslly declared. neither
party can issiiimstsly claim the victory.
How long the count viii take. II II i'm
possible to predict. There will Be con-
tests and protests innumsrsbls before
the Returning Boards. and they must
all b decided before the result can be
declared. In all probability no decision
will b rendered before the last OF next
vssh. IL. indeed. any 10 rendered
then.
In the meantime 10 10 curious 70 note
the different manner in which the Re-
publicans and Democrats express them
selves during this long season OF wait
inc. The RspsblicAns are calm and con.
ndsnt. They know that II justice has
been done, Hayes and Wheeler are cleo
ted. and they believe that through the
medium Of the Returning Boards justice
will be done. They raise no dismal
hovis Of rage or disappointment. They
sit quietly observing the political sisna-
ton, and drawing from their observs-
tons. not hope. simply. moi courage.
simply. but . nrm confidence In the
success Of their cause
How different 10 the spectacle pre-
ssntsd BY the Democrats. North and
South. Scarcely had the ballot boxes of
Louisiana been elossd whom they began
to cry fraud. and shnsk losdly for the
..r.fsrm /" Of the Returning Board. Be-
fore . single ballot hsd been counted
they raised the howl that Republicans
hal carried the State by intimidation OF
inc nss''ss a..
howl 'or hePuo :"
enemy 'hrovs up 'ns
pr'uy sure
30 Tar a. 'n'"'a"o" soe ~
OF 'nnn'ida.ns nos'o 'a s
u" hspuo"eAh parry
require q
eroes are nos ''o''' wv.
anu 'nsy ''qui'' no
auee 'nem 70 VOC o 'a'
cured 'oe'r ni'ea0"
'se'ea 'hem IN tue. "s"'
IN spite OF 'n' mA'""'
'ns'r i.''
osy y ""'' n -.-
mai moving nA'
nov 800 rs.
-
.'... ,.,. 49,,
.,,,,r- ..am.s .,.o., A..
-. ,h.u, 49,. a,;,.n ,h.m mad
Th.v vail pl,in,iy.ly Of . doun.trodd.n
so.,h. to,c.,,ipa. or Affecting 10 forget.
,h., ,h.ir misds.ds we're the u
Of II. downfall. They shrek loudly. hys.
,ericsIIv NJ the supposed ..frauds'' Of he
hated Republicans in Louisiana. They
h.,
sno 'n'i ' ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
Tha Gold Hin Daily News has

now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
VI 81 ARMS.

frank rixisy and Rev. hr. Brier
discuss the Chinese Qusssioa
with rists-Livsly Scene In the
Commltsee.Rooms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18
TELEGRAPHIC
N.
The Pelisicai situation.

NEH OTlF4nH aprtlnl ruNa luo Anbsb " Il
turns u the election in Louisiana received
this city show the Republican major.
ties are In the aggregate smaller than they
havc been supposed to he. Politicians OF
both parties have heretofore conceded In
II not in public. that tho result
would depend entirely on tho decision OF
The Returning Board in regard 70 the Ave
parishes. In which. II 10 asserted. intimi-
and fraud were most resorted 10.
II these, or any three Of them. we're count
ID q pelled. Il wss supposed tbs Demo-
crats would carry the stats. and II they
we're thrown out. the State wAs almost
universally concsded 70 The Republicans.
Grave doubt now exists In regard to there
being . Republican majority In the re-
naming parishes. even After tho omis-
sion Of the vots In East and West Fell.
ciana, East Baton Rogue, Ouchita and
Eorehouss parishes. A table prepared by
prominent Republicans OF this city. who
have excellent opportunities for obtaining
information, made the State very close
without the parishes named. with the
chances rather In favor OF tho Democrats,
bat II must not DO concluded that the pros
pect Of the Democrats carrying the state
ia ~ mi. - c~ounties nav be accepted
-. ~. n.,rrniny BOARD 10 give tho Bepub-
i.s w.Iorit1 In seysrsi Of them. The
s.a.nn .hish .com, 10 have gone
.nlnsJ Ar, ths return, from an entire
a..,.h IN a..h cs.a will be- rejected Is err
ps. r. .s.h n,yish there ARC several
Ioneo uas,. snJ tbe citizens are by
,o'nn - ~ .,sos. Al which Of these
law ~" go, ,hsir ballots. United
ss.s, .on,,srl wsr. stationed Al most Of
a.. s.un,x s.s,s and AT these points IL IL
VIZ ..' m. .I.c,ion vas generally auist
sua IN negroes voted without moiestation.
II was In the county precincts That the IN
nmiuA,,on p.s. - nn,n ,ha case M
hetu,h,ns po.'u p~.,.iH .nd "A IA moi "A
esen paiio' ~, NJ xo,a In .he i.rve town.
Ny 1n... 80 In Ji.nuted counties
mi III ,.n ,Ssn.n out. or thst nuy attempt
iii ~ n,sas h, tbo R-epubliesns 10 dispute
,ha isc.Iity az The election In those places,
a. i nsg,oos from the country generally
soclod nm The towns 10 vote. The count
In, n, town ho.es and rejection Of those
80 ,ha .o,r,ry NAV Give ssyeral OF the
.nuo. a .esi.h., ,n IN Jt.pubiieans. IA
M III. .h.rs will he complaints Of In.
siu"i,.,,on I'm certain nrooipcts In other
sn"ien". ,.m.I- anil ths throwing ont
~ n.r,ieria, bo,sr NAV reduce the Demo-
-a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-18

Urox What subject in nature has ev.
cry author writtsnf Upon the earth.
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GENERAL NOTES.

Tns largest ,orshlight procession ever
seen. probably. was that Of tho Wide
Awake Clubs in New York in the Fall
OF 1860. When Lincoln. Douglas and
Brssiinridge were running for the
Presidency. Many. II not most. Of the
slubs participating came from the sur.
rounding States. and for days before the
torshlight parade arriving trains brought
in thousands Of Wide Awakss. The
procession took up its line OF march
down the Bowery. ear Cooper Institute.
Leaving the Bowery at its southern ter
minus. IL passed down Chatham street
and thence into Broadway. up which Il
marched. the procession occupying the
entire street from curb TO curb. The
great length Of the procession can be
imagined BY those familiar with New
York vhsa 10 10 stated that the head
Was at Union Square before the rear Of
the long line had left Cooper Institute
goin. down the Bowsry. It was esti-
mated at the time that the procession
numbered at least Is. 200 torches.
WITNESSES In general are such an
abused clsss Of people that In the inter
GO, OF fair play " all rejoice when now
and then one Of then succeeds in CIV
ing . lawyer his consequence" q
the old lady used TO call II. HI.Reeorder
Smith Of New York met such a one re-
Gently. The eI.Recordsr'a style In az
ersssivs in the extreme, and witnesses
usually succumb. but when he opened
upon Nj. Cornelius ID. Earle in his fsry
style : "You were discharged from the
Erie Railway. we're you not1" "No.
sir; wasn't" the witness reared; and
while Mr.. Smith was getting ready for
the next shot. he jumped mp. pulled of
his coat. dung il one side. and resumed
his seal, looking f~srociously at the
q~ueshsnsr. He finished very quietly.
and whom be got through he simply re-
marked. Nov. Mr.. Earle. 10 far a.
concerned. you can put on your GOAT
SCALA"
oss Of our religious exchanges warns
Its readers against ".noral snakes"
Some Of these are named There 10 the
pilot snake. Who leads tho young into
places OF evil rssort /; the ribbon snake.
that implants a love for fnsry and fash.
len ; the ring snake. that inclines the
heart to = love Of iswelry ; the black
snake. which aspsrsss character ; the
viper. which stincs reputation /; the ad.
der. which hisses ealumny /; the boa.
constructor. which gorsss itssif in eating
and drinking ; and finally. the devil.
that great serpent. Beware Of snakes.
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cILyER CITY MINING COnPA.
- Medication Of principal place Of busi.

y Medication Of principal place Of busi.
ness. San Francisco. Csiifornia.
location OF works, Lyon county. Nevada.
Noties 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
The board Of Dirsctorr. bald on the 18Th day Of
November. 1876. an assessment mo. ~ Of Tween.
ty.hvo Ccuts (7sc.) per share wHs levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. 10
the Secretary. at the once Of the Company.
Room 90 Nevada Block. No. 500 Montgomery
street, Ban Franeisoo. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
eember, 1878, Will be delinquent, and I'D
vertissd for sale ct public auction. and IN.
less payment IL mads before will be sold on
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF January. lsII.
With costs Of Advertising and expenses OF saie.
By order on ths Board OF DIrsefors.
ALrhED K; puEBRow; sssssts ny,,.
Omcs-Room % Nsvsds bioea; ~ MONT
somsrJ street, San Irsnsiseo' oAh"
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CARSON MEMS.
rla FOLLOWING iem, q intsrsst ars

The following Items OF interest Are
taken from this mornings APPEAL;
The Democratic party Of 0rmsby county
v,s busily engaged yesterday erecting .
mol. 70 take the place Of the one that got
blown down day before yestsrd.y. and
which, By its downfall. dragged the IRE
sormers"' In the dust. The unanimity
WITH which the party nocksd 70 this rails
Inc II In accordance with the Democratic
propsnsiiy 70 rally 10 the poles on all oc.
essions and for all purposes.
Yesterday . drunken squav,. becoming
MAD from her potations. attached . party
A her sistsr WAshoss, and with . knife,
inflicted wounds upon the backs. neck.
thsm.
workman we're engaged ysstsrdsy pre-
psrinr ths stone buttressa Of the west
portco Of ths Capitol building for eas-
pipss-sns on saoh side Of the entrance.