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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Dirsetors. made on the 7oth day Of
December, 1875. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock ~ may be necessary will be sold
ct public apetion, at the ssissroom Of John
Middleton ! sos. 10. $40 Montgomery street,
Ban Francfsco, CAL. % TUESDAY. the 18Th
DAY Of February. 1875. q the beuf Of two
o'clock Pm. OF raid day. to pay said dslln.
Of sdyetilng and expenses Of the sale.
GRO. u. sPISNEY, SECRETARY.
Onicc-No. 80 California ytreet, Room Nos.
San Francisco. California. jan7J I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28
A MEXICAN NEVADA MINING coM.

"A PANY.- Lccstioa of principal place Of
business, ran Francisco. rtAte Of California,
Location VI works, American Plat. STOREY
county. state Of Nevada.
Notlce.-There se delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock. ON account OF assets.
rnent NE. u levied on the 9Th day Of pee.inb.r.
1915, the several amounts set opposite the
m OF the respective Shareholders. as fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28

TYLER MINING COMPANY.-LO.
l cation Of principal place OF business, san
Francisco. California.
Location of works. Gold hin Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Malice IL hereby given. that At q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 2ist day Of
December. 1875, an assessment lNo. ~ oi
Thirty Cents t3lc.l per share Was levied upon
the capital stock Ut ths corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coln. 10 tbs
seere.y, q the once q the Company. No. III
Any s.ock on which this assessment rhAll re.
main unpaid OF Wednesday. the 26te day Of
janusry, will BE- deiinqueht and Advertised for
sais q public auction, and unlesa payment be
made bslors. will Be sold Thursday. fetrusry
q, 1873. 10 pay the delinquent assessment, TO.
saIs. by oidsr Of The Bosrt II pirector.
ds71td 4. y. cOrfIs, secretary.
MINT GOLD AND SILVER
MI MISSING COMMUNICATIONS OF prin.
clpal place Of business, San FrAactAco, Call.
forniA-
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. State Of Nevada.
the Board Of Trustees. held on the sth day Of
January, 1916. an assessment NO. 10 Of Tween.
" Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately,
In United states gold coin, TO the Secretary. At
California street. San francisco. California.
Any stock upon which thi. assessment shall
remain unpaid on TUESDAY. the sth day OF
February. ls16. will be delinquent, and adyer.
tised for sale At public auction, and unless
payment IL made before win DO sold on
WEDNESDAY. the lat day Of March, lsI6. TO
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
coats OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
oniee-Room 4. No. <oi California street,
San Francisco, California. jastd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28

inn wnbH PROMPTLY DOME AT
yUo. WUnk this once, In tho best style
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28
IVOODvILLE CONsOLIDATED
w Silver Mining Company. -Loeation OF
principal place Of business. San francisco.

California.
Locsiion OF works, Gold Ilill. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that NJ Q meeting OF
tho lioard OF Directors, held on the 2oth day
Of January, 1916. an Assessment (So. " oil One
Dollar per share wac levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately.
the ONCE OF the Company, Room II, No. 30
California street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unp,ld on the sd day Of February,
is16, win be delinquent. and advertised for sale
beft 10 win be sold on MONDAY. the 18th Gay
Of March. is1e. 10 pay the delinquent asssss.
ment, together with costs OF advertising aud
expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
W. N. HELMAN, Secretary.
once - Rom No. II. No. S09. California
street, San Francisco. California. Ja92td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28
sayROJAN MINING COMPANY
Locatlon Of principal place Of business

NhOJAs hNAN0 SVArANhs-
Location OF principal place Of business.
San Franci,c,. California. -
Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on ths 10th day OF
January, 1870, an assessment lSo. ~ Of Twenty
Cent. per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable immedi.
ately, In United States gold coin. 10 the secre-
tary, at the once Of the Company. % Ner-
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day OF February.
1910, will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
at publie auction, and unless payment is made
before will be old on "WEDNESDAY, the LIST
day Of March, is76, to pay the deliLquent as
ses-ment, tog-thsr with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale,
by order oil the board OF Directors.
DAVID WILDER. SECRETARY.
Onlce-2S Merchant Exchange, California
direct. Nan F,nncisco, California yAlitd
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RRsCINDRD.

San PRAscisco, Gal, January n, 1916.
Al . meeting % tho Board OF Directors of the
Tnj,n MiIing Company, held this day, the n.
se.-nent levied January 10. is16, was rvseildsi i.
jaiy iw DAVID WILDER. secretary.
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TYLEn MININ0 COMPANY.-LO

once = No. 10 sisvsnsop's Buiidips. ssr
franei.oo, California. dtSotd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28
UNION IRON WORKS
VIRGINIA CITY,
los she Divide.

FOUNDERS, MACHINIsTs, GENERAL
il Engineers, Draughtrmen and Manufacturer
OF Quartz mill and Mining Machinery Of all ds-
seriptions. All orders hlled with promptness
snddispatch and atthe LowestRatcs.
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CISwS Point COLD AND sIi.

o~fhee-Room .. no. as California street
San Francisco. California. lAlOtd
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Wiz GIN Ia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16
Cooking by Cold.

The generally accepted theory ~ the
cooking of meat relates to the aprlica-
ton Of heat; but quite recently DT
Sawiczevosky has called attention 20
the fact that almost precisely the same
chemical and physical changes can be
accomplished by the exposure Of animal
flesh 10 extreme cold Indeed, the SEN
sation experienced by touching freezing
mercury is very much that OF severe
burn. The experimental 'aferred TO
proposes to apply his method 10 the
preservation of meats, first Oy subject
ing them to a temperature of SS deg
Fair. below zero, and then sealing them
up Theoretically in tin vessels. Anima
substances, kept for a long time in these
boxes, on examination proved to be eX-
trernely palata bic, and being partially
cooked, required but little additional
heat 10 prepare them for the table. The
German Government has lately been
prosecuting investigations into this pro-
cess as a means Of preparing military
and naval supplies. large quantity
suitably sealed being placed on board
some vessels undertaking a long voyage.
with view Of determining more def
nitely its availability for the purpose re-
ferred to. An establishment in Hun
gary is now engaged in the preparation
of meats by this method on an extensive
scale
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16
Missouri Democratic state Convention.

The Missouri Democratic State Con
vention, held at Jefferson City on the
3lst, adopted the following resolutions !.
l. Fidelity u an the provisions Of the Constr
tuition Of the United stAtes.
?. The perpetual union u the States, with local
self government 70 every section.
3. civil service reform and the restitution ~
the test Of honesty, nielity and capacity quail
i1cations for public Ofhce.
4. Retrenchment and economy ia the Federal
state and municipal Administrations easing the
burdens ON labor by tic reduction OF Offices ami
taxation.
s. Exposure and speedy punishment by penal
laws Of corruption and peculation Ia the admin
istratlon OF public affsirs.
.. Private use and appropriation 81 public
funds by official custo,iians means enhezz cement
and robbery. Official accountability exacied and
enforced by better administration OF the civil and
criminal law.
Z. tree schools exempt from all sectarian con
troll; free press accountable for abuses 20 civil
and criminal laws.
The preservation Of the public faith and
credit. ami honest payment Of the public debt.
?. That we are IN favor 81 the repeal ~ the
Resumption Act % January, ISIS, but inasmuch
as the National Convention u the democratic
party is 20 he held within the next thirty days
we deem IL intxpedient to adopt any resolution
respecting The currency or inAr oes or the coun-
try, but refer the same - such Convention.
hereby pledxing ourselves 70 support IL. plat
form and give II the electoral vote ~ Missouri
for It's nominee. The Democratic party j. the
party OF TIE Constitution. party Of ~
form and party Of economy. II intrustcd
with the administration Of the Federal
Government. Il viii hold u 10 be pressing duty
10 restore fall aud perfect equality among the
states against the aggressive usUrpAfion Of cen
tralized power, ~ establish the moral power 81
the Governmentand eliminate crime n common
charac eristic OF political life. that the present
deplorablc condition of morals and business in
ierests Of the country are the result u corrupt
and partisan admin sfrafiOn. aud that reform j.
absolutely necessary for the relief OF the people
ana preservation 81 the Government, and that
this can only be done by change Of Admins
trafion.
The delegates to the st. Louis Con-
vention are divided principally between
Tilden and Hendricks, with a majority
said to be i'm favor Of the former.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

A German inconoclast maintains that
tobacco was familiar 10 the Old World
before the year 1892. He claims to
have found two mentions If the
weed antedating the discovery of Amer
lea. First-According to Sale the Koran
contains prophecy Of Mahomet couch
ed i'm these words -" In later times
there will be men calling themselves
Moslems only in name, for they will
smoke tambacor Second-In the
writings of Rabbinical author who
lived before Columbus occurs passage
which Buxtorf translates thus: "The
Persians eat tabh1ki without salt" The
verb in this passage (achai) signifies
not only "to eat" but also " to drink"
And very many Oriental nations say
..to drink tobacco . instead of to smoke,
this phrase reaching so far east as Ia
pan. Among the wares imported into
Alexandria during the reign Of Emperor
Commodus was one indicated by the
name Duakkha; very similar 10 the
name Tuakko, applied TO tobacco by
the inhabitants Of the Mosquito coast and
many Caffirs, while the name among
the Cochin Chinese is Tuakhan. The
narghileh, or water pipe, furthermore,
is found represented in the ruins of
Nakschi Rustun, an ancient city of Per-
eia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16
FOREIGN.


Preliminary work upon the projected iun-
mel between England and France has been
begun at LaHgatte, France.
II is officially announced from Constants
nople that the late Sultan, Abdul-Aziz,
committed suicide on the 4th by opening the
veins OF his arnfwith a pair Of scissors.
The press OF Paris and Rome receive the
report Of the late sultan's suicide with coE-
temptuous increduiity, and freely express
their belief that he was assassia.ied after
the manner Of most OF his predecessors.
Mexican news, from Government sources,
Is 20 the effect that the Reyolutionists are on
their last legs. having suffered recently a
series Of disastrou. defeats. On May - a
sanguinary battle vac fought in Oaxaca. in
which the insurgents were defeated with
loss OF nearly 1000 in killed and wounded.
besides many prisoners. among the latter
being three Generals. The Government
forces lost 800 in killed and wounded, Gen.
erzl Coyells being among the killed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16
WASHINGTON.

The President has nominated Alexander
y. Tuition for Collector Of Customs at Phil
adelphia.
very sensational feature in the Blaine
investigation occurred on the LIST, when
witness named Mulligan, Of Boston, gave
an account OF an interview with Blaine, al
The request OF the latter, on the evening
previous, upon which occasion Blaine sup
pliczted witness, for the sake Of his wife and
children, TO deliver up some letters
written by him (Biaine), which witness
had in his possession, the publication Of
which he (Blainel said would ruin him
tBlaine) forever. Witness allowed Blaine
to take them, under promise that he would
return them, which he aftsrward refused
TO do. While this statement was being
made, Mr.. Blaine sat opposite the witness
and exhibited considerable mirth at his re-
cital- particularly when Mulligan said
be lBlaiae) had threatened to commit sui
eide unless the letters were given up. Mr..
Blaine, At the conclusion Of Mulligan's evil
dence, said that the letters in question
were some private letters, In no wise re-
lating to the subject under investigation,
and that Mulligan's evidence a. to his
threatening TO commit suicide, etc, was
unqualifedly false. The Chairman Of the
Committee then asked Mr.. Blaine 10 produce
the letters for the perusal Of the committee.
with the understanding that they should
not be made public unless they we're peril
nent to the matter under investigation. Mr..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

Another Of those terrible accidep,.
which could easily be- avoided II "a lima
extra precaution were taken, occurred
yesicrday'at the afternoon Performance
given by llowes & Cushing's Circus
Company. Ii took place during wha,
Is known In gymnast;c parlance AZ
- single trapeze act" by Mile. Ierauv
who goes through many wonderful and
daring feais ON the trapeze. At tbe
matinee yesterday the performer men.
toned had almost terminated her A.,
when the accident referred 10 occurred
The last fest which she performs before
retiring is q most hazardous one. Ths
trapeze is swung by means OF a rome
until Mile. Leraux, as she sits on Tie
bar, touches the tent Al one side with
her head. At the moment she throws
herself backward, with a slight scream
and al the same time the bass drummer
thumps his instrument with an Ill
might 20 enhance the excitement. while
the performer catches her feet In the
ropes 10y which the trapeze bar a. su.-
pended and swings 10 and fro, head
dOwnwards Yesterday, however. the
scream and the thumps on the drum
seemed only signals of painful cata.-
trophe, for a. Mile. LerauN threw her.
self backward one of the ropes was
heard 10 give, aud before the trapeze
reached the perpendicular the rope
parted and the performer was seen A.
through the air 10 the ground.
The law prescribes that al all suchex-
hibitions a netting shall be spread be-.
meath the performer, and the circu,
people, in this case, have been in the
habit of having netting, in size abou,
twelve feet BY four, held bv four men.
under the middle of the swing Of the
trapeze. When Mile. Leraux fell She
struck the netting, but the men who
were holding il failed to hold il with the
firmness required, and il was torn out
Of their hands by the falling ladv, who
struck the ground with an almost I'M
broken fall Of about forty feet. Great
excitement was manifested By the audi
ence, but the band continued the uneven
tenor Of its way, and Mile. LerauN vas
carried from the ring. Upon eNamina.
ton doctor ascertained that no bones
were broken, but that the trapezist had
sustained Internal injuries. which will
prevent her from again performing Tor
al least six months, and which MAY pre-.
clude her from ever again Appearing in
the ring--N. y. Herald.
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Of which was burned. The loss was sbosss
>lO0, 600.
The family Of Martin Laro-, nine in mum
bcr.who iiyedon thsDsiswsre River about
five miles above Easton, IA, were poisoned
ON the 3lst Mt. By drinking poisonei coffee.
The fsther, mother, sad young man who
wasa bqhrder' in the family died soon
AFTER from the effects Of the poison,
which was shown by chemical
analysis TO have been arsenic
and sufficient In quantity 20 Kill q hundred
people. The Others who partook all suffer-
"a more or lees. aud some OF them were in
a critical condition. The author ~ this lii
abollcal crime proved o be one OF the sons,
named Allen c. Isros, a school-teacher,
who has confessed that he committed the
horrible crime for the purpose Of obtainin.
some money.
.. G. Aver, the well known patent medi-
cine man Of Massachusetts,. has become in
sane and il now an inmate Of an asylum.
Wilhelmina Weick, convicted OF the muir
der Of her step-son, Michael, At Buffalo, y.
Y. has been sentenced 20 be hanged on the
2lst Of July.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

The Maryland delegation to the st. Leui.
Convention will probably cast its first vote
for Senator Bayard. further than this the
preferences Of the delegates are not known.
The State Convention adopted hard-money
resolutions.
Peter Cooper has sondItionaliy accepted
the domination for President rendered by
the National Independent Convention. In
his letter to the President Of the Conven-
ton he says:
While most heartily thank the Convention for
the great honor they have ecnferred upon me.
sibility. II wise counsels prevail. that the sorey
needed relief from the blighting effects OF I'M
wise legislation relative 70 the finances.
may be had through either the
Republicans or Democratic party both OF them
meeting in National Convention at an early day.
IL u unnecessary for me to assure you that.
while have no aspiration for the position 81
Chief Magistrate cf this great Republic will
most cheerfully do what can to forward the in.
nomination con'iitionaIiy .expressinr the earnest
hope that the Independent party may vet attain
its exalted aims, while permitting me u step
aside and remain in that quiet which il most con-
genial IN INV nature and my time Of life.
(signed) PETER, ooPER.
II is stated that Grand Council Of the
RAH'tte&A f<ta-hts rtttft Hoittttai VEE
izaiion, was recently organized in Pbiladsl-
phia, in which II States were represented
by two delegates from the Grand Council OF
each State, and that a committee was appoint
ed TO call National Conference to meet at
Philadelphia, on the 18th Of July, to
act upon a nomination for President and
yice-President. A delegation was appoints
ed to attend the Cincinnati and st. Louis
Conventions In the interest Of the League,
and IL was resolved 20 issue an address call
ing upon all Americans 10 vote in favor Of
Americans ruling America, and for the BIZ
BILE In public schools without compromise.
The conference adjourned 10 meet July 4, at
Boston.
Ten thousand Knights-Templar marched
in procession at Philadelphia on the 1st,
from nearly every State in the
Union being present.
Vermont sends Tildeu delegation to the
st. Louis Convention.
A tank containing II 900 barrels Of crude
petroleum was struck by lightning near on
City, Pa, on the %. II Immediately ex-
ploded, aud the flames communicated 10
another tank containing 1900 barrels, all
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

favor Of Hoyne. Mayor Col,in has there
fore been rcinstated.
: Mr.. Bhine's reading and explanation Of
the famous Mulligan letters, iHths House,
on the 9th, and his arraignmen, Of fhe Ju-
dietary Committee for its c"nduci Of
the Investigation into his affair. to-
gethcr with Proctor kpoit's and
Mr.. Hunton's replies thereto, was
the OCCASION 81 the most intense excitement.
both among members and the large crowd
Of spectators in the galleries. The ap-
plause was 80 great AZ one time that the
Speaker sharply reprimanded the galleries
and ordered the floor cleared Of All unau-
ihorized persons.
II = reported that Black Hills party ar
rived at lankton, on the 9Th, bringing
go, 900 in gold dust. They report no Indi-
ans on the Fort Pierre route.
Al DE soto, Miss. on the 9th, sam. An
derson, colorei, who was arrested for at
tempting an outrage on Miss Vaughn, aud
then cutting the throat Of her brother,
whom he left for dead. was taken from the
officers by body OF armed men, and hung.
His father, charged with being accessory TO
the attempted murder. Is in jail.
AT Maysville, KY. on the 9Th, while L.
;. Marshal Harrington, Of Coyington, was
endeavoriDg TO seize the steamer Kate Dick
son, owned by Capt. James Taylor, Of Me-
keespori. Pa, the latter nred upon the
Marshal with adouble-barreled gun, killing
him instantly. one OF the Marshal's party
then returned the fire. killing Capt. Taylor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

I'm st. Lawrence County, n. r.,
where dairying is carried on eyten. i've
", there are some 5000 cows. Esti-
mating the amount sold from each COW
10 be $50 above home consumption,
which is low estimate, an income of
s2, $50, 600 is realized.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-09

FURN1rURE-FURN1ruRE

FURNITURE-FURNITUR
Contents of the elegantly furnished residence No.
17a Customhous, street, corner Burgundy. con-
sistingo Of Walnut and Mahogany Victoria Bed
room Suits, Hair Cloth Parlor Suit, ten pieces ;
New Brussels Carpets, French Plate Mirrors,
Oak Diningreon Suit, heavily carved; Large
Chromos and Engravings Lace Curtains Gilt
Cornices, Rugs, Spring Hair Mattresses, Feath0
Pillows Mating, Bedding Crockery, etc.
Also
Gas. Chandeliers and Brackets, with Globes one
Large Cook Stove, nearly new, at auction.
DY r. NJ. B. J. MONTGOMERv-R. NJ
ID Montgomery Auctioneer-Will be sold on FRI
DAY, March 10. 1876, at IL o'clock M, at No. 172
Cust0mhouse street
The entire contents of said elegantly furnished
residence
Ttrms-Cash on the spot. mhs