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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-16
duties Of internsl revenue to the CON.
missioner of customs and for list Of
goyernthcnt defaulters sincc March.

duties Of internsl revenue to the com
missioner Of customs, and for list OF
government defaulters since March,
1855.
r. The bill introduced by Mr.. Payne
TO authorize the issue OF silver coin to
the amount of ten millions dollars in
exchange for legal tenders which ARE
only 10 Be issued after the destruction
or an equal amount III fractional cur
rencY was then called up. Soon after
i vote WAS taken which resulted as
fbllowe: Yeas, l39, nays, rs. Not
two.thirds in The affirm a,iye.
Mr.. Hoar moved to suspend the
rules and adopt resolution declaring
that the house has entire confidence
IN the wisdom, integrity aud efficacy
with which the secretary OF the
treasury has prosecuted and is prose
cutting that class offenders against the
internal revenue laws known as the
hisky ring aud does not desire him
TO make public any information in re-
gard thereto which in his judgment
might impair the efficacy Of such pros
! ecutions.
Mr. Randall said that the eresolution
Gust reverses what the house has al
ready done and moved to lay i. on
table.
Pending action on that motion the
house proceeded to business of the
District Of Coldmbia. The charges
OF Albert Grant against Judge Wy
lie, of the District of Columbia, were
referred TO select committee. Ad.
|journed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-16
POLITICAL
IOWA PROBABILITIES.

Dns Ao1xEs, Iowa, May l5-The
Democratic state committee meets
here Wednesday morning. Quite :
somber Of prominent Democrats are
slready hcse, among them Ed. Camp.
bell, .ch.trmsn Of shc state committee.
The prospects are better than usual
for = large attendance. The feeling
,s strongly II ainst any instructions
on tho presidency, but there are
strong Hendricks Indications among
ali meu here leaders and followers.
S WILL CONVENE.
lSp,AAApoLls, ll,d., Nay l5,-The
uational independent ooaventiou con-
venee in this city Wednesday " II
for the nominstion.l ticket. The
names. Of Judge Davis, Of Illinois, b.
Bud q. OF MAaaAchnset Is, Us. Treas
urer Spinner OF Nes York and Booth,
OF C.tforuia, are mentioned.
.MpxFEaD8aTs.
F NsM YoRK, M.y915.-Abount threl
! hundred promioenl gentlemen froa
various parts Of the country assem
bled It t,h .veoue hotel to-day 70 ~
tend political conference called b!
W. C. BRYANT, Horace Ohite, 7. D
Woolsey, A. n. Bullock and Car
Sohuss. TIE following weresappoint
Fea psroaaens odIcers: President
Theodore b. .woolsey; Vice Presiden!
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-16

w C. Bryant, John Jay, r. Wood,
Cyrus W. Field. G. a. butler and
samuel Osgood, New York; Ihomas
Bafch, Henry Lea, Wm. Welsh, penna.l
Ex Gov. Miller, j. p. Cox, Ohio; ;
Col. Morton, Indiana; !. r. Bryant,
and Robert Collier, llls.; Dsvis F.
Horne, Wis; John McNeil,, Jas. ID.
tsoilins, Mo; senienis, n. .. Lodge,
M.ss. NJ. T. Alter. Pa; A. Reien-
uien, Bnos Clark, Mo.
President Woolsy said that for 8
or 10 years past the country waa
growing politically worse and the
strong men Of the republican party
had made the country blush with
shame; and now this meeting Wa
called 10 decide what WAS best to be
done to remedy mstters.
Carl SchuF1 thanked the sudieucr
flor such i large attendance. "
WAS : good sign whet,zuae,, catne for
watd and showed their political In
depeodeacc. Every citizen should
zee thst the party he belongs to u :
/ is rood one. None have been uni
led here but men not overAwed by
any party and such as are known
to have the beat interests Of the coun'
.*y =. heart.
Independents, it is said are on the
fence but i. isowing to the vast q,san-
i tity of mud on both sides Of the tence
that they arc afraid to descend.
The object Of this conference is to
promote aud further the general in
terests Of the country. A COMMITTEES
was sppolnted to draw up so"e de,
finite plan Of action. DIR. Osgooe
spoke OF the unsavory edor that ha'
arisen around the White House OF
account Of the bad associations there.
We wantia man in that Office intelll:
gent, honest and capable, high toned
and fearless (applause).
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White ". BLACK.

z Nkw ORLEANS, May l5-Ths New
Orieans riSsss special dated Summit, Miss.
Nay 10, sayS information was received
here last night Of Arrow between negroes
and whites at Laurel Hin. near the Mssis
sippi line on Friday night. About 80 ne-
groes went TO the storr OF whitTmsn and
called him 10 the door and riddled him
with bullets. A posse from Bayou Sara
would not give it up. A hgh. ensied and
three negroes we're killed: Two white
men are mlss,ng A
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PrejndIcs Overcome BY Coroner :
Jury.

NEW YoKK, May l5.-The chaplaih
of The calvary cemetery informed the
friends of Henry S. Muiledy, the
Irish exile who committed suicide
yesterday, thar tt.e body couiidd not be be
received into the cemetery, owing to
the laws Of the Roman Catholic
church 10 regard to Suicides. AdeprI
uration headed by Gen. Bourke then
called on the vicsr general and per-
mission was granted to bury the body
in cavalry, as the coroner's jury had
rendered verdict that MuilcdY was
Temporarily insane. aAa
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spoRr1Ia
.rur 1ouIsy1LLk RACES.

LounvlLLE, KY, May 1.-THE
6T.,- race to-day xAs for purse Of
1900. mile heats Tea started
Brakeman won, We.shcrty second
Time s:1l. In the second race, mile
and Z half dash, VagfAnt won. Time
2:3s \. In the third race. with heats,
Emma G.. won. Time l:45i. The
track was heavy and Was . great i'm.
pediment to the races.
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The First Tram.

CouEclL BLurrs, lows. May 10
The Union Pacific run its 6rst through
train over the Missouri river bridge
to-day TO ito eastern ter ninns al Coun-
oil Bluffs, IN obedicncs to the writ Of
mandamus ordered by the snpseme
court Of the United States. Severn
hundred citizens visited the transfer to
witness the incoming train, which
consisted Of eleven cars. Great en-
thusiasm vas manifested.
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SUICIDE.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

RlcnAosD Va, May l5.-A seri-
Gus accident occurred tonight on the
Richmond aud Petersburg R. r. near
Chester Two cars of military e4-
cursion train, which left here this a.
m. was returning to Richmond and
thrown from the track ~ broken
rail A number of persons reported
killed aud wounded.
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E Failed

NEw feRK, May a.-Aesseuger
& Wright, wool brokers, are reported
failed, with estimated hab,li.ies At
from $50 to 100000. The hrm has
= largo mill at Worcester, Iass., and
tho failure is ascr,beds to lbe same
cause which led to the suspension oil
the North Adams mills, 4iS
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pers aud elssw horc, aud IS that tssas
action hsd been eaossd up, bs desired
TO ebyi.te the scandal In connection
with Blaine's name, whether the re-
port VAS true OF false, aud he. may
have said 10 Harrison under thoaG cir !,
cumstances, tt1At the bonds in ques
ton were Blaine's, or some equivalent
expreasios. s.
f.. Quessiooed by Horton, the witness
reuitcd further. ssADd that ~ inves-
ti9stion would insoiSe Blaine, and !
may have said they were Blaine's
bonds, or th.t he would be iaEolxed
in the matter. may have used words
equivalent to these. u.crely state
IS 1 matter Of memory, that heard
,hese were Blaine's bonds, and tha I
Blaiae might 10 involved.
Question. Then you confirm Mr..
Hxriix6n's statement.
Answer. have given you my
sta,cmeat-
Rollins in his further testimony
said Harrison WAS mistaken ~ to the
time of. tho above mentioned OCCUR
! renee, the mailf election having taken
place two days previous to the meet.
I ing, when Blaine was triamphAMly
elected to congress-. Rollins did mol
ask Harrison 70 withdraw his motion,
but uay h.se said TO him that any
investigation would involve Blaine
Question" How would the own.
ship Of these 1850 bonds Involve
Blaiue.
Answer. 90 Because it would be
Thought ! questionable transaction,
as be could not see why the Unior
Pacific r.. r. Co, shonld buy bonds
OF tho Little Rock b Fort Smith 4
r. Co, or any other company.
Rollins in further response to ths
question said, in acting Is he did, he
4 desired to avoid scandal.
Whst scandal did you desire
to avoid?
j A.-The reported connection o
i Blaine with the bonds.
n ON what connection Was it
Y SCANDAL?
I. Alt was treated as sc.nda
then and presume it is now. Un
accompanied By any explanation fron
Blaine Ii wonld be regarded as scan
dAl. The public would think it no
right; that would be their. Judgment
Rollins further testified. He di'
not know or remember from wha
! source he learned that Blaine va
connected with the bonds. Mr.. BlAin
2 asked:
4 Do you know Of citcumstaRc
that led you to suppose that ] ha
any c nnection with the bonds?
Rollins whatever.
Mr.. Blxine-Did Mr.. Harrison re
new to join his, desire of an investigs
: tionS
Rollins he did not.
i Harrison WIS recalled, but nothin
, important elected.
NOMINATION.
The President sent to the Semi
: to-day the nomination Of NJ 4
! Sweeny. An Iodian agent for San CA
: los agency, Arizona.
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FOREIGN.
THE LAST RITES.

THE LAST RITES. III
Paris, May 1s-The funeral Of Ri
card, late minister Of the interior,
took place to-day and in consequence
the dsbs.c on the amnesty .moaions in
the assembly has been postponed.
ELECTED DEPUTY.
Jerome Napoleon has been elected
deputy from Ajaccio.
LOST 4 RuDpER.
QuxkssrowS, May l5.-rhe steam
ship Ontario, vhioh lost her rudder
on the voyage from Liverpool for
Quebec and Petback She WAS towed
iuto the port to-day.
BLOCKADE DECLARED.
Losros. May l5.-In the house OF
commons it Was stated that the block
ade Of the coast Of Dahomy be insti-
tu.ed July 1s..
-; APPOINTMENT.
BERLIN, May l5.-Herr Hoffman
prime minister OF Hessaha, has beer
appointed president Of the ImperiA
Chsncell.ry, to succeed Debrncb, whe
resigned. He Will enter upon his du
tics June LIST.
OPENED.
LONDON, May IA special from
Ccperh.gen says, the Riohstag VA
opened to- day. II radical majorit..
should pass vote Of want OF conf
dence in ministry, parliament will b
again dissolved Immediately.
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IN OHIO.

CLEVELAND, May l5.-The Lead
er's special from Niles, Ohio, SAYS;
a 6rc to-day destroyed property val.
uesi It 440, 600. There WAS small
insurance. The heavies, losers are
A. II. Mason, and Isaac Halford. The
FIRE is supposed TO be inoendisry.
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PsdestriAuism.

SAN FRAscHco, Nay l4-At nids
night O'Leary snd Schnehl began to
walk. At this morning the former
had completed his 46th mile, while
Schmehl was two and half miles be-
hind. ~ @
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-16
JAHKs ?. WILSON

leStaWo0 uC IA0 uGOu koVSiu-
men, director 81 NE union pacific 4.
r. since 1893, snd in reply to .
qlpessjm propounded by Repsese nta-
ss.e Huoser, sAid = hld seen By the
sDcnsdS dss, ceraaiaa bosds pf the Lit
he Rook &aFost Suith r. r 90, had
come into the possession Of the Union
Pacific X. r. Co. He had heard they
came through Colonel Thomas A..
scott, who Vas president of the COM
spsny from Is1h to 1872. He had no
knowledge of Iyohn G. Harrison. hav-
ink introduced ss@amoessin9 Of the
bo.ed of directors, resolution en-
3 uifine how ~ bonds came into the
possession Of the company, but Har-
rison informed hia be had introduced
such ) -Tosslutioa, md he was also in.
formed " Nj. Hsrrison that Rollins
told hiSllkas Biai1e wosA ~ inplica-
led il theve seosl1 - "a intestiGation.
Wilson aftefw fwarsl M cossvertsiion
With Rollins on tn subject, when
Rollins ssid that HaTison bad no
right 10 uas Mr. Blsins 4 nAne nsthst
Icor,ection. Witness nSaticoed it to
Blaine i lsu nsoaths alter Ssptenb be,
1876. when Blsine sassrssd thst be
had no interest in bonds, and no
ono could ~ ns spsised that him,
seif .hat ~ aSn b connec
ted with YIho il1esview bc
4,wesa Hlsane 81 hfmal took plAos
! IN Waskse9to 3,ails NJ this inter
vjsvs dSsa ~ ~ evs - pu.ses
sion 81 any L. K.SSS scott r. r
bends. except those which he sub
scriped for and paid. Bi.ine ara no
hold the Il bonds Tor any Of his consti
tuents, on the contrary he said he di:
not, and tha, he had nothing to. d.
with the rs bonds passed by tn
u. p. R. r. Co. Wilson talked viii
Dillon and others on this subjec.
Dillonhsd las tso years been presi
dent 81 the ompsny, and the only e1
planation he obtained was that tn
|. boads ,were put in bYt Col. Scott /
accordance with an arrangement b<
tween him and the Union Pacific Ra
!, Road.
!. These bonds remained on the bool
: of the company aas IA unad jus e
, question, and Cot. Scott has not J.
received his salary for the time
was president Of the road,
E, H. Rollins secretary aud trea
urer of the Union Pacific railroad cc
testified, on bling interrogsted !
Hunton, that he did not think Harr
y son offered resolution in the boa,
d OF directors to investigste the subje
}, OF the ownership Of the 75zbonds,
II the U. P. R. R. Co., but he ,houg
4 that he simply made an informal m
N tion to investigate the Transaction.
O AT that TINA. Rollins said thathe b
o. heard thst the bonds belonged
Il Blaine, but he could not now say fre
le whom he derived Tho information.
d He could only state the fact. VIII
,r Harrison made his motion OF sugg'
= tioa, he remembered thst the 70
v and lis management hid been sahje
ed to severe oriticisn in the newsI
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
Nrw YoRx, May 10, - Arrived.
Steamers Hldalgo from Hull, and
Acadia from Bordeaux.
SUICIDE.
Henry S. Mullady, well known
Fenian and exile, committed suicide
in Donovan Rossa's hotel in this city,
yesterday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-16

/ Jos II. Millard, OF OmakSTtesuhed
that he;had been . govStn0 bent direc
TOT OF thoUsson Pacific +. Efs:, shout
i ys.rl VIZ present 4 ! eooversa
sIon between Rollins and Harrison in
september, epd heard Rollsas. ls say
thstshs investigation spokea sof by
Hsrrison would involve eGntle an
kigh in pellis-l circles. Upderaood
i .ssferrea - Blaine, althueG4 does
dot recollect that his hasle - men
liooAd by H@srisop.
h Did not say 70 you aflsr We had
come ont, 10 stick apin inwhat Rot.
lins. had said sboat Blaine. t Z
1 Witsess II 10 no. rsoollea it.
Wisses knew Snothine about the
bon6s spcksa Sof, pnIy whas appeared
on lie records Of the executive som
nit,ee Of the ooapsny Never @Ade
M IN vestigatlon Of the matter. Rol-
lins Aad ajnse told witnea several
Zines that he vss mistaken abou.
Blaine being ni3ed up in the matter
and that there wis nothing wrong
About i. ~
BY Blaine: - Did Harrison ever
ask fpr8 an ex xPlsustjon OF the matter
IN ny meeting hsd by the board Of
Directori.s .s.eass
( wiss..s-No osir. Korv eolhins
shout BKinc owssership Of any + ors
Smith and Little Rock bosds; th6Oght
IAtsthe time the ospversatiou hetween
Rollins aud HARRISON tapk plsoss that
Blake ,wal mixed up in the assnsac-
Ition. but fson cunversl tion with Rol-
|lies Auce that time, all that impress
Iaioe he'd been ..issip.ted. Uhdcr-
|sapod that. 40 effort WIS msde the mex
spring I'd change the entirs board Of
liiirectors, but did not akn6~ thst il
had anytking to do visd tAeir astiou
aLoit ihlse particular Sonda; though
the credi( Pobilier ingnify bad some
,hink 10 do with ii, = thal natte,
Iwas Being isvestiga,sd ahout thai
Itiasss Neither witness nes Hasrisos
E~ere directors At the tine of the
Ecsesail mobilier transact ioi, and they
ssre bo,h reappointed diFectou o
1.-The. U 0ion Pacific.
In response to another question the
Ewitness swore he knew nothing fur
tther Whatever about the case unde
Investigation.
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Passage Of the Bill to Encourage
Timber Growth ON Wes- :
tern PrAiries.
The House Bill to Extend the
Time Of Prescriptions
Passes tho
Senxte.
Secret Session Of the Senate on
the impeachment Matter. :


Aeaate. ~.
WAsulsGIos, d. G. May 18th
During the morning hour number
Of reports Of Az unimportsot charac-.
ter were made from various commit
tees.
Mr.. Sergeant introduced bin TO
rest,ict immigration Of Chinese TO
the United States.
2 Mitchell said he desired 10 submit
some remarks on The subject to which
the bill related and asked that II lie
on the table for the present. So
ordered. 't#
Mr.. Paddock called up the house
biilto amend the act Of March l3, a
TO encourage the growth Of timber
on western prsiries. Passed.
Mr.. Windon called up the hous.
bill to extend the time Of pre- -emptior
on public lands. The amendments o
the committees were agreed TO ant
the bill passed.
The senate then went into secre
session to deliberate on the question
Of jurisdiction ~ TO the Bclknap i'm
pcsuhmeatt. = :
The doors were re-opened and the
senate, setting as court sf Impeach
meat adjourned until tomorrow
lIepislative business was then resum
4 ed and Oglesby, from the commttte'
Ion public lands reported favorabE q
| the house bill extending the tim
within which homestead entries upo
certain lands in Michigan may b
made.
Adjourned. 4
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Several resolutions were adopted
calling for reports and correspondence
as to the whisky ring prosecution and
tie dismissal Of John B. Henderson
a special counsel for the government
the propriety of turning over the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17
DELINQUENT SALES.
Nerss

And In accordance with law. and N order Of
the board Of Directors. made on the I'd day OF
March, 1879, 80 many shares OF each parcel Of
such stock As may be necessary will be sold
% public auction, 1t the once of the Company.
Room D. No. is California street. San Fran
day Of April. ls76, 81 the hour Of n O'Clock
2. 4. Of said day, 10 pay said delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with costs OF ad-
veitising and expenses Of vale.
JoskPH MAoulRE, Secretary.
Ofhee-Roon -, No. ti9 California street,
San Franeisco, California. apiotd
POsrPONkMKNT.
rhe abovs sale 10 postponed until FRIDAY,
Nay q, ls76, a the anne hour and place.
ny order OF the Board Of Dtreetors.
ap7std JOS. MAGClkk. seeretary.
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And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. mnds ON the 9Th day %
March, 1876. 90 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock - may 10 necessary will be
sold 81 public auction. At the sslssroom Of
Maurice Dors 4 Co.. No. $40 Pine street. Pan
Ynneiseo. California. on THURSDAY. the
18Th day Of May. 1875. 1t the hour Of ! o'clock
=. y. Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent sssess.
nsns thereon. togrthsr with costs Of advertls.
Ing and expenses Of the tale.
wM. II. NccLlNrOcK, Secretary.
Oniee-Room No. 4 Iiayward's iuiIding. No.
80 California street. Ban Francisco. California,
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DELINQUENT SALES.
RRYAN MININ0 o.

ADY BRYAN AiNiNG con.
IL PASY. - Location Of principal place OF
buslpe,s, San Franclrco, Caliiornia. -
Locstion Of work.. rlowep Mining District,
-Sotiee-Thcre are delinquent upon the FOL
iowinrd escribed stock. ON account Of nsre,s-
,neni oNo. III levied ON the 2'ih day OF March,
isTd. the several amounts set oopposiIe ,he
Of the respective shar,hoiders' - io''
lows: c..,,, s,. Amt
Names. 40. .cf''' GUS ~"
OLD kIock.
T II Dixon. Trustee. ........ 'ss....io'''ss" -
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%, fIu.IteF, DaI. NIL %
Schmitkell. ltochstsdter
20. Trustees. ..... 100. 1894. 1861, NJ ~
And In accordance with Law. and an order
Of tho Hoard oi Directors, made on the ssth
day Of March, 1876, 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary will
be sold 81 public auction. at the efice IL the
Company. Room ~ Haywarl's building. No Az
California street. Nan Francisco, California, on
FRIDAY, the nlnsteenih ilsthl dsy Of Nay,
isT6. at the hour Of tvo (D o'clock 2. n.
Of said day. TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs oil advertising and
expenses 0f the sale.
D.. T.. THOMAS. Secretary.
Once = Room No. II Hay wards Building,
No. CIV California street. San Francisco. Call.
forniA. my5td
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Trustees ................. iso. ....s' t...lb u
0resnebsum. H.lbing L Go.
Trustees ...5..... TO
Greenebaum. Helbins 4 Go.
Trustees ............ .2I2l.. N....lO :.
Greenessuu. H.lbing 4 w.
Trustees .2IS 49,. o....sO =.
0reensbsuu. nslbing 4 Go.
Trustees =.
0rcsnebsnm. Helbing 4 Co.
Trustees JUS ...lO.....3 e.
orrensbsum. Heibiog h Co.
Trustees .lO.....o.
Gnstnrhaum uelbinr A O..
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WANTED.

muRRE JoURNEYMRN HOUSE PAINT.
Il RRS and ono Paper HANGER. Apply at
ROBINSON q McKENZlE's,
Painters and Paper HanRers.
Lower Gold Hill,
mysiws Opposite the Sapphire Quarts Nil.
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And In accordanes with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directov. made o. the 18Th day OF
March, isse. 30 many shares of each parcel
90 such stock 80 may Be necessary viii be sold
At public auction. 81 the once u the Company,
francisco, California. On SATURDAY. the
90.h day Of Nay. ISIS. 81 the hour OF IL
o'clock Y. VI said day. 10 PAY said dsl.n.
quent ASSESSMENT thereon. togsthsr with eosts
of advsrtisisx ana sxpsnsss q the ssis.
@. 4. uANKnY. Secretary.
Onaee-Room N. No. III Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California ny5 I'd
NIOnrM CMirnAN MfStNe cox:
IN PANY. - Losaiion Of principal place Ut
busins-s, san Franchises. CAlifornia.
Noties.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on Aecount of as-ess-
ment No. ID levied en the ID day VI Marc,
i-,S. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF tho respective shareholders, ~ fol-
lnM.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-17

NEW YORK MINING COMPANY.

San Francisco. California,
Location Of works. Gold Hin. Storey county,
Nevada
N~otiee.-There arc delinquent upon the FOL.
iowing-dercribsd stock. GU account OF tsress-
mont mo. W levied ON the nth day Of March,
1878, the several amounts set opposite Tue
nance Of the respective shareholders. a. FOL
lows; -