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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-12-10
VorE or LEADING CITIES.


Toc vote of the ten largest cities at the late
election was as follows:
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-12-10
TO MY WYE.

'T.s fifty yeArs. my bonnie bride.
since fret We made the vow
That yOn and well have kept
Through all these years till now.
And here " stand today again.
kacn by the Others side,
Renewing that same made
When hrst you " ere my BRIDE.
And here star d they who with US stood
SIared by the hand Of Providence
To grace our bupiial vow
Your brow is not 80 smooth my love
Your eye has not the fire II had
Full nifty years ago.
Your hand is not so stror q my love
Your voice IA not 80 Gear,
And on your face o d age has traced
Some few FAINT lines Of care.
But in your heart love still keepsup
For me It's warmt st glow.
Your love IL deArer now
Than fifty ytars ago.
Ard rot the stSlwart man
I've passed the 6ou1d~' three score and ton"
But passed that bound with thee.
And toddling down the hill Of life,
We both 90 hand in hand
A husband with good q wife
AseNer blessed the land.
But thing lot not forget
Before we touch the wedding cake
Loss call the children In
After the reading of Ar. Muirs poem, the
1oor aR opened and IN came the children with
flowers which they presented to hrs.
Smith, who was surprised and delighted beyond
Expression. Although the invitation cards
stated that " 10 presents would be accepted"
Mr.. Muir insisted on presenting his old friend,
Mr.. Smith, with q pair Of gold spectacles,
which he accepted, with the remark that al
though seventy. fl ge years Of sge, be had long
,ince discarded sPecJa0les and now reads ana
writes without them.
After these prsliminaries, which were at
ended with much mirth and pleasantly, the
guests partoOk Of SumptuOns wedding din
Ter. Mr. and Mrs. Smith dispensed the mOat
,legapt hospitality. A magnificent table Was
lpEead, embracing every delicacy, Mr.. J. L. J
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-12-10
Morning Star and Catholic EEssssssl

THE MoRNrsa STAR has bean saaxAa
with the approval OF the ecolesiazalss
authority. Of the Diocese, TO supply ii
admitted want in New Orleans, ana
mainly devoted to the interests ef q
Catholic Church. 1t will not intsgisga q
politics except wherein they intazepsl
with Catholic rights, but will axpe1
iniquity In high places. without rsgaaa q
persons or parties. Next to tho spisatua
rights OF all men, IL will especially ohnM1
pion the temporal rights Of the pOos.
Approval Of tas Aost Rev. AroAAlsAsp
We approve Of the Aforesaid unAs1
nking, and commend it to the CathoIang
our Diocese.
j. N. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW ORLwAna.
December l2, 1857.
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THE AMERICAN CYCLOPEDla.

Within the last ten years tho progress OF
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The movement of political "is nhs
Kept lHlce with the discoveries OF scie,
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aud refinement of social life. Great wars
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Involving national changes OC peculiar
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PEABODY HOUSE.
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THE ILLrSTRlTTO

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-18
sHERIFF's SALE.

DYvIRTUE or AN ORDER or SALE ~.
ID sued out Of tas district Court Of the Fret
judicial district. In and fur the county Of sto.
rvy, Ststs Of Nevada. on the 18th day of jam
az. 4. ID. iss. 81 I o'clock =. a., and 10 ne Ill.
reeted AMI delivered for . judgment and decre
rendered in said Court on the esh day o. Janu'
arg. A.. ID. ss6. In favor Of d. u. Cariek. plain
III. and against the Segregated Gold Hi Min.
Ing Company. defendant. for the sun of 81.
3s ~, With interest ihsrson from the date vi
sAid jsdgmsat 81 Toe rs,e or per cent per an.
nun. aud The further san % t7 % costs. a
the date hereof. said Judgment and decres ID
also In favor Of ID. =. 0sllstia 4 CO., for the
farther cum Of ttE n. With interest thereon
from the date % said jsdsment at the rate ol
ten per cent. par ansun, and for a~ceruins coats.
sy. .soan,ia. 70 g. 10. az In y; .. gid coin,
following describe premises. 10 wtc
That crrtain land and niaing claim situated
In Gold HI Mining District. county Of stor, y
state OF Nevada. Known ~ the min.
Ing claim Of the seyrss..sd Gold Hi
stsss a Cold MI ssior.-s,d. from which .tsl.
the northwest corner Of the building over tho
Nee ellan shan. bears south IAN dcyrves east
forty-nine itsl FRET: theaee ruaning north =
dss'sss u..s .ash, hu.drsA esoo, fsst. 70 u.
Nining Company; thcaee north 81 degree,
wsst two hundrvd Cfo0p fsst, to the northern
limit % ths claim of the said Jeustt Company.
togvther with The hosting worhs he. ediAmsntl
and appurtrnanees thersunto belSnging 90 In
any wise Appertsining.
Not &c ID hereby given that on Friday. the
9Th day 81 rsbrus y A. d. ist6, b-tv~sn toe
houru of9 o'elock a. q. and 5 o'clock r. n. via
81 10 o'eisck nooa. iulil all III the right. TILE.
claim and interst OF the said defendant.
the Segregated Gold nll Mining Company. Of.
sheriff. ofnee. In the rsar 81 the old Court.
house building. bstveen A and D ptrests. On The
Cty 81 Virginia. stprry eouaty. Nevada. q
public suction. ior cash In hand. To the h ghert
and judgment aud al rssts. In United States
gold com. + 4. KkLLY.
Sheriff 81 storey county. Nevada
Virginia. January u, 1873. jsittd
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NOTICE 70

TW UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
i esu mencsd an action In the District Court
Of tke F,sss JsLiciA District. In and for the
Coun1y % Storry. state ef Nevada. In which
action h 10 plaintiff and JANIS POLLARD
10 defendant. watch action u brou hit To enfo,ce
. lien In favor OF plaintiff and against sail de-
feudADa. upon thsa eestAin pa<tioa sf unsur-
yeysfN gsssd lying asd sifusts b~t~~eu the
Cal~donia old hoi.tins work and kn,ckethocier
hoistins wurks. aud b~twssn th. virginia and
.rruckes Railrosd and the roal l. aiing from The
csis6saia ~ w9ks 10 the calcdohia nsw
vorka. bat near the latter rosd. In the town Of
Gold hill. storey county. ntais 81 Nevada.
Known 81 ths property VI James Pollard. 70.
sethxr with the tsnemsnts. hercdifainents and
spourtenancrs therrsnto b~l0nxing; watch lien
a. 10 secure the sum Of siT3 rs, In gold coin OF
The Uuin.d uiaies and n CLAIMED ucdsr md ~
virtue OF the Act VI the Legislature OF the state
of Nevada entitled IAN Act 20 rseurc nsns Tn
meehanl . and Others. and 20 repeal al other
Acts In relstioa thsrveo.- aeproved nsfeha
1878. Now, therefore. al pcfsons claiming sf
holding liens upon said premises. nndef the
provIsIeus % said Act, sse hcreby notiasd 20 Dc
snd appsar bsfors said eoart On IkipAh
the 2srh day of lamar, !. I. isI6. ct 10 O'CLOCK
a. n, the = ne bstsx Q day Of the rge!af san
nary term, a. d. 1875. Of said court. and ~ ~.
NM - snd there the peoof o. thetr ssid
ii.uS. = y. q. CAR1iCk. Painun.
vIrrk,is. Nevada. 0csoerr q. A. u. ls1Aus
\. 4. TASLsn, Attorsey Tor Piainfis. At
nfHl tss-isuahhh i
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s1eCxnoLSRRs' MEETINGS.


OrncE OF The GLOBE CONSOLIDATED
Mining Company, Nan frsnei,co. Lestm-
Der u, ls75.-ln accordance With . resolution
adopted by the Board Of Directors OF the Globe
Con.olidat,d Mining Company. st : meeting
held by them this day. . special necting of tho
s~tockholderr OF this ronpsDy 10 hereby called.
the same to he held AZ the oflc. OF the con-.
pany, Hoon nj No. t13 California street. san
Francisco, California. ON THURSDAY. the I'D
LAY " February A. D.. 1915. al the hour Of one
o'clock y. n Ia take into consideration and 10
decide upon the proposition TO increase the
capital stock Of the Globe Consolidated hinins
Company, nun TIRES million eight hundred
Thousand (tJ.s 0o,O00, dollars, divided Into
thirty eight thousand IN, U0ol shares Of the paf
yalue OF one hundred ttioOD dollatr per share.
as 1t prtseut. 10 ten ,niliian $4,000 oo0) dol.
lars. divided into QUO hundred thousand
uCo,oSl shares Of the par value q oIs hun
drcd jSlC0i dollars rer shars.
Transfer books will b. el,sed on FRIDAY.
the 18th day Of January A. D.. 1916. at toe hour
A. T.. LINEAR.
%. n. DO0AkT,
ID. l.. MCDONALD,
JOHN A. 0RsHN,
And x. KENNEDY,
i.nstd DtreetOru.
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Applications FOR PATENT
NOTICE No. 2a5.
I'd. y. HuryrY SO. II1.

-.
TT \. LANp OffiCB, CARSON CITY.
III. Nevada, December %. ISIS. Notice IL
hereby given that the Mides Gold and Silver
MinInr Company, q corporation organized un.
| drr ana by virtue Of the laws Of the ttate Of
| California. whose Poet ONCE address and min
| einal Mace OF business IL San Francisco. Cali.
fnrnis. has this day, by Th.mis Devine. Its su.
perintepdtnt. nsde application for q United
ststes patent for one hundred and fortysevsn
| nan linear feet Of the Gold Hill Ledgs tother'
Siee known a. tbs Comsiock Lodel. bearing
| siiyer and gold, toscth.r with surface ground
al feet In width. situate. lying and being In
the Lower Gold I'LL Mining District. storey
| county and State of Nevada, and kno~n and
designated ON the field notes aud oficial plat
a. u, n. survey % Lot No. ii?. In section q.
Township 10 north. VI Range ~ cast. Mount
Diablo meridian, the exterior bonndaric. of
said Lot No. ia being a. follows, 10 Wit: De.
ginning 81 poet marked NO, j. ". 3. survey 30.
ii3, situated In rosd which runs wet Of old
Oysruan holsiing wofbs; thepce running from
said ps,t No. ! ! First t~ouve.routh ~ degrees
west lei feet. N post marked no. Y. u sur.
vey No. III. near old o,efman hosting works:
Thence, second oo~une-south ld'grees east GO
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NOTICE IN %sAMKRupTcY,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
United States. In and for the District Of
Nevada.-ln bAnkruptey.-Noucs Of appolnt
meat % Assignee The u~ndefsigncd barely
rives notice Of his ~appointmeni, 81 tbs nrst
Of n. Il. sHITfi. : bsnirupt. q lie county Of
storty. State Of Nevada. vithin, said Distrtct.
who has been adIudeed . bankrupt upon his
Own Petition. q. y. MAYER, Assiseee.
Vifgtnia, January ~, 1915. 10 = ijsfT1 Ia y
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
i United States, District Of N~eyada.-In lie
matter OF LOUIS JANlN. Jr, Bankrupt, I'm
bankrnptey.- Before ~. X. sTRUTiIER' Reg.
istrr In Bankmptcy.- Notice u hereby uysn
~ Louis Janin. Jr.. formerly Of the CITY Of VII.
ginia, county OF story. In said District, duly
. BANKRUPT under the Act Of copere.s
approved March ., 1851. for . discharge and
csftineaie thereof. FROM al his debts ard ether
claims proyable under said Act; and that MON.
Dtf, the 18th day Of January, A. d. is.6, 1T n
O'Clock An. 81 baid day. before the District
Court o. The Unitd rtsiss. In Carron City. IL
sssigted Y The slime and place for the hearing
nave proved their debts. aud any person In In.
tefest. may appear and show eauss. " any they
nsvs. why tho prayer Of the petitiensr rhould
not be Riantsi. '""TI
by order Of n. n. DAOoETT.
Clerk OF the District Coaft Cor aid District.
virginia City, January .. 1876. instd
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. male on the 9TH day of
December. lsTs, 20 many shar,- 81 each parre!!
Of such stock ~ may be necessary VIII be sold
II public auction, nj the auction ,alesfooni OF
John Middleton Il son. No. $40 Monigom,ry
street, San Francisco, California, on WEDNks.
DAY. the ID day Of February. 1870. al the hour
OF . o'clock Pm Of raid day, 20 pay said DC.
inquent assessment thereon. together Win
costs Of advertising and enpcntes Of the rale.
LuClkN HERMAN. Secretary.
oniec-Room No. II, No. so Pine sir,et. san
Francisco. California. jsittd
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MEETING.

IL NicRtRBoCKER MINING COMPANY
N American Fiat Mining District, storey
county, Neyada.-The annual u ceiling VI the
stockholders Of the above Company will be
held 1t the Compauy's Cfice, No. 10 Sloysnson's
iuilding. Ban Francisco, California, On FRI.
DAY, January ~, 1870, ai II O'Clock u. Trans
fer hooks will 10 slosed fr m 10 O'Clock y Nat
uriay January IS, 1916. until after the annual
meeting. UiiAs. A. MORSE, SECRETARY.
Nan Francisco, CAL, Jan. d, lS16. lssid
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And IN accordance with law. and an order Of
the hoard Of Directors. made on the y dsy oi
on surh stork a. NAV BE- necessary viii be sold
Al publie auction, At the once OF the Con-
many, Room s., No. li0 Cslifoenia stree. ssn
Frsneiseo' Csiiforuls, on FRIDAY. the ash day
Of January. is7s. 81 the hour OF oeloe. -.
thereon. toerther win costs Of advertising and
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rnrs .. rHR nksr ROUTE EAST

II. tr.eh 10 Of STEEL RAILS. AMI on Il has been
made the iAstest time that has ever bees nasis ~
tAis country. ~ this roats pAsssnxsrs ir p:lnt,
east q CAicaxe have choice Of the ioilo~ins linss
By ,ss rist.ears, Foot Wayne and Chicago ami
daily. Win Pullman Palace Cars through to
phiLsisiphla AND Ne. rYrs 90 each train. one
iht.ush train, eth. Pullman Palace CARS
~ the Laks shSrs anil Michigan southern Railway
and ConnectIou. New YORK Central AMI kre
s.iss: 6..-,ns Room .sI anu slI "sI' r. d. s,ssp
ing Tara through 10 New lotk.
Ny the Miehisan Central, Ur.ni Trunk. Greai
~.yserssss ,SrsssS trains. villa Pullman r.l
70 Ss- Ysrs.,s Niasara Falls. nanAio. kssh'
NJ Rsl,imsrs AMI Ohis RaIiroai-Two through
trains daily. with Pullman fal.cs Cars, 10,
Newark. Zas-syille. Wheeling. Washing ton and
Baltimore. vith.at sAAsse.
This IL The shsrtssl. best ant only line running
Pulnan's ce,~brat-f PAlse. Stepping Cars an.
Coaches. connecting with unl.u raeine kailreNl
Narshai, Cedar Raplis. Clinton. sterling and BIN
on. for Chicago and The kAst HtrN
This popular route u unsurpassed tt speed
and p-sissi trsss 81 .tesf rails, the celebrated Pull
nan Palace Sleeping Cars. the perfect Telegraph
sysssni u MOVING trains. the Regularity With ~hiet
thsy run, the simirAble arrangement Tor runnins
through ears 10 Chicago froin all paints West, -
cure 10 passengers ali the comforts of nlolern Rail
vay Travelling. No changes of car. AMI No tediou'
delays al J AZ -
passsaesrs vui ani tsrses. via this hsvsr,ts route
81 the Usassai f1xtst onoe- o. the Csstrai f.sin,
RAilrosi In san Francisco anil AMI IN
all IL rieksa onksss VI ~ ysntr.l festne kAlirs>a.
". n. srENNErr.
MARvIN HU0ntrr, Geo. PssS Agent.
n. I. srxS16J6. SssssS Agency N, NOS,
somssy street, San Francisco. aslotv