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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

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uIyIDTND NOTICE.

Dyy,cp OF TUE CONSOLIDATED yln.
Board Of Trlstees Of the sboys named Com.
pssy, hsld shis d.y: dividend sNo: 20 ofTsc .s,'
a. TTrsbkY. he iih insissi. Trahsisr
49, eioee1 Ill the iiih instsut. = ~ w
All 0HAs. II. Fish. .ssersissy.
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THERE is somsthing slongating In the
country air. Country boys in England
avcmgo an inch anda quarter moro In
hight and seven pounds more In weight
than city boys. t....I...----
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NYYicg CONSOLIDATED GOLD HILL
SQUAaTZ MILL AND hniN0 CON-
PANY, M. tN California street. san frsn.
cisco, caiifornia. 10 hersby given. hat
the capital stock sf The Consolidated Gold Hin
Quartz MIL and Mining Company win BE- paid
10 the holders Of certikestss q stock IN ssid
Company On and sfisr FRIDAY. the ltlh day
Of April. is7s. upon san'ndsf Of ssid esrtih.
caies aeaipst order, for stock. squsl 70 ens snd
one.tenih Of ubs Il tioI shsrs q new for one
~ share Of Ola II tie Consolidated Inp~risl
N :. = - u. wEanSlH. sser,sav. J
Sen Francisco, Cal /, April ~. ists. apik sut
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MINT aOLD AND sILvER MN:

MINT GOLD AND HILvER MN:
MI IN0 COhPANY.-Location Of principal
nisre Of husIness. san Francisco. California.
Location Of works. vlrldnia Mining District,
storey county. Nevada.
Noiies 10 hereby given. that at meeting OF
ths Board Of Trustees. held on the 9lsi day
~ lurii. is.s. an assessment Inc, 13l OF
Tventy.Ptys CeAis per share was levied upon
~ esnltsl stock of the cofporsiIon, payable
inmsdlaisly. In Unltsd States gold eo,n. 10
me Seeretary, at the once OF the Company.
noon {. No toi California street, ssn Fran
cisco. California.
Xny stosk Ipon which thls aassssmsnt sAall
fsnsin anpsm % nysDAi: me "a as{ ~ y,
for sais II public anctioa. and unlsss payment
Il nsds bsiore will 10 sold oa MONDAY. the
ipth day Of juse, 1875, TO pay the deilngueni
assessment. tossther With costs Of advertising
DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary. I
O1ee-Room 4. No. col California sifrct,
San Hrnncisco. California. ap7ttd
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sTHc BOYS"
Mt oLivEn wKxDELL HOLMES.


Are We "ths boys" that used 10 mahs
The tsb.ss risx viii noisy faliisst
Whose dep Hinged lAushtsf of would shake
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Al bsauiy fsss unwsingist sanors. 90
whoss msmosiss reach traditiont nom
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Or hermits OF the disunAl Axes'
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Their ebesks With mornings blush were
painted:
WHERE ere the Hurys. Jims and ices.
with whom We oses we're we'll aeqaaia's~
II ws are thsy. ve'rc not the ssms:
n they srs We, vhy thsa thsy'rs ns.kfhs.
Do tell us nsighbor. whsts yvur name.
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Yoa once we're George. or BILL. 90 Bsn:
Tsers's you yours~lf. thsrs's ,oa thai other.
hnow you noel kusw you then
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rLoBg CONxOLIDArED MINING
" COMpANy;-prineipsi place OF business

I.ocaiion OF works, storey county, Nevada. !.
Notice 10 hereby given. that lt Q meeting Of
ApriI tsy6, an assessment tho, 81 az Twenty.
Five Cents per shars we icvied upon the cap.
ital stock Of the corporation, payabls I'm.
medisiely, In United States Rod coin. TO
the secrelary, at tho once Of the COMPANY.
hoom "a, 50. sis Montgomery street. san Pran'
cisro. California. q.
ANY stock upon which this asssssment shali
remain unpaid on the nrst day of June, 1915.
will be delinquent, and advsnised for
sale st public aaction. and unless payment 10
made before viii ts sold on TUESDAY. the
2oih dAy Of June, 1873. 20 pay ths delinquent
and EXPENSE Of sale. rr
: By order Of the Board OF Dlrectors.
p. n. hcLARKN. sscfvtsry.
ohies- Room a, No. sas MontcomsIy s,roet.
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DnOspEcr GOLD AND SILVER

DnOSP ECr 0OLD AND SILVER
il MINING COMPANY.-L VI prinri.
pal place u bnrlne.s Nan rrsn, isco. California.
Location VI ~urkr. Silver Star District, sto-
rey cOunty, Nevada.
Nstics ls hereby given. that II = meeting Of
the Board o. Directors. held on The stlh day OF
Ayrii. ls16, an Asseesment (No. u Of Ons ul
Dollar per shAre was levied upon the sapilkl
stock " the corporation. payable Immediately,
in United slAtrs gold coin. 20 the Secrstary, Al
the once of the Company. Room Z. No. s7J
sansouie street. San Francisco. California.
Any sock upon which this sssess nient shall
rriIiain unpaid on hO>DAl, the 18th day Of
MAJ. 1916, will be dsllnau~Dt. ard sdvertiscd
fof tale at public auction. spd unis.s ps,iDtn
IL made b-lors viii be sold on MONDAY, The
igth day of June. 1910. b, pay ths dslinquenl
ssseAsuisnt, tosethsr with tho costs VI sivsr.
tisiug and expcnstr Of sa'e.
By order ~ the Board of Dlrectors.
J. y. MOORE, SECRETARY.
Ny &. nENEIyArD, SeervtAiy yfo ten.
Ofier-Koon !. No. 5D Sanson.s street. Han
Prsnelsoo, Cs.ifornia sp10td
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OnowN PAINT 0OLD ANN MI.
,VRR utNINii COMPANY -~isrs,ian m
n-1.r,n.i nIscs ~ bu.Ips.. nan Yy.nri.r,,
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stoes N IN. eo.porsiion. ,.s,sbtr imariIsirl,.
In IJoit.i ststss vuld roin. 10 The srrrrIsry. al
tLc off,re on The Jomuspy. lioom ~ Ii.,wsrd's
n1iidiny M Iip CsiIiurtin .lnet. san Yrsu.
s,s.c r.i,ro,,,s
An, sscss nna, vh,rb mi. ..,e,,m.nt shall
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-03

NEVADA GOLD AND kILvER
IN MINING COMPANY. Location of piiI.
eipsl place Of business, san francisco, Cali.
forniA.
Loeatlon Of works. Gold IIili. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at meeting OF
the BeafL of Dlrecturs, held on the j0ih day Of
March, 1876, an assessment lNo. ~ vf Ten
Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable immcdi.
ately. In Unltrd Staics gold coin, TO the
Secretary. At the ONCE Of the Company, koom
%. No. 40 California street, San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ID day of May. 1876,
will BE- Delinquent, and advertised for ra.s
at public auciion. and unless payment is
made bei0ru viii be sold ON rUKsDAf,
the 1Si day Of Msy. 1876. 10 pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs VI al.
vsrtislng and expcnsr- OF sale.
BY srier OF the board OF Directors.
JOSEPH MAduihk, Secretary.
Onaes-Itoom %, No. tis California stiea.
Nan Rpneiseo, UAliforniA. y ..f.a spitd
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CALEDONIA sILvER MINING
" COMPANY. Location Of principal plse,

y COMFANY. -LOcAtIOn 0f principal pIact
VI business. San Yraneirco. Cal,iornis.
Location VI works. storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at q mrsting OF
the board Of Directors, held On the 18th day Of
April. lsI6. an assessment $50. ~ VI one
Dollar per shArs WAS levied upon ths es,i.
siely, In United stxlrs gold coin. 10 the secre
tary, 81 the oflicc of the Company, tit Call.
iornis rtr-et, Nan FrsbcI,co. Californis.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the 71l day VI Nay.
sale al public auction, and unlsss payment /,
made bcfre will be sold on tho NINTH
DAY or JUNE. isIs. 20 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with Gusts OF advertising
and expcnses Of sale. .Il- f.l Ih'
H. wKGRNRR. Secretary.
ofiee--ni California street, Nan Francisco.
California. sp3Dtd
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DISSOLUTION or coPARnRfasHlP

NOTICE L. nEnxsl ! Z aIyEn rU,,S,, THAT tn.
3s..d nm scS sos i. n sssss. ssss., e: ;::s.
a Druexjst % ths Old stsnl. o. poses ysssw y \
JsckstI Rsgins hosss, naia s.ssst. 90 hin:
and WI P..y ~ eIll. and esl'sss asa res'''
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k. n. FAh"", 90.
z. 4. FARGO b Co.,
Importers and Jessess Of
BrandieS, Wines & Liquors,
sis Front ST., Cor. Commercial,
SAN FRiNc,sco' CAL.
niXlpENp NOTICE.

OpyIcE or Tug BKLcilkn NLvkk
(tvinlrs q mpany. Room II nsyv.fds
HSlldinc. Iis caliiornis street. Ian lransiseo'
c.iis,,r,. !. : Az . ms citing of the Board Of rrus-
Tea of The sbeve-nanssd Company. hsll this
% ag ,u,pmc,isr nsr sharv vss declared. payable
~, n s.dsv. ths iosh instant. Tfansf~r books
eio.ss on wednesday. the 9Th instant. 81 >
o's,Ssi .ss IN p n JOHN cRocKKrr. s.sr..p.
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Nd. will he received at TINKER 4 slfkP
Ahps PALAcR SALOON, whcf. plsns and
speclneaiions can be seen. mp 20 WEDNESDAY,,
the 18Th day cf April. isi6.
WI nave The plans and ppeeinrations a. their
nanss are Registered at said saloou,
MOS isr painting. plumbing and iron work
VIII 10 In separate catracts.
W. ID. q. GIBSON,
frsldsst Of Baliding coumiii:s. I
hPrzinr. Clark. -. spiosd
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
THE CONDITION OF G. L. FOX.

Before the close Of his engagement at Booths Thea
tire las, i was discovered that Mr.. George l.
Fox, the comedian and pantomimiss, had become in
sane, and Immediately thereafter he was removed to
q asylum in the vicinity Of Boston Mr. Fox has re-
mained in that institution since. but is under
stood that no has recovered that he will be
brought TO his homo Brooklyn about the LIST Of Sep
tcmber His mental malady is SO thoroughly cured
that old friend who knows his pccularties inti-
mately and VINO visited him recently At the asylum
pronounces his mind In as good condition as It
was IL Is the opinion OF this gentleman that all that
MI Fox needs TO restore him TO perfect health Is his
press mt time he is taking medicine and while he s
not entirely Tree from tnc effects OF the paralysis oy
which his mental malady superiuduccd, he Is suf-
ferlng mostly from Yankee cooking He misses his
rich steaks and beef and longs for Coney Is
land and tumble into the sea IL is believed that u
he has these things he will hts ply sca as well
his mental vEor; but u ~ not expected that he VIII
resume hts profession for at least year.
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
THE HEAVIEST RAIN THIS SEASON.

Yester days rain storm tho heaviest OF the sea-
1t began shortly after three o'clock A. NJ, up
TO tho register the Office OF the United Statos
Signal Olce noted fall OF inches and quarter.
This is considered heavy rain fr New YORK, but ID
less than the largest fall during the corresponding
month Of 1875, by over inch. The thermometer
during tho continuance OF the confined to
narrow limits, ranging from II degrees at midnight
to 70 at two r. NJ The sun came out at Intervals but
It's rays held check for the greater part Of
tho day The temperature Of the aimos phcre low
enough to be comfortable but the presence Of
much moisture, which created feeling similar tho
nrst nstamcnt OF Russian bath one oil the salutary
effects OF the storm tho thorough and euoctual
manner IN which clcansed the streets, and Its noble
example in this respect well worthy OF imitation by
the Street Cleaning Bureau The heated walls and
pavements considerably cooled down, and this
suit VIII more than repay the inconvenience Of
muddy boots and mslad umbrellas Corler sheds
and door~ays attracted good audiences, aud the
and stages scarcely able to accommodate tho
ilimitable more In the lower districts OF the city
a number OF cellars flooded and some damage
done aud more may be anticipated through the set
Ting OF foundation walls OF buildings in the OF
construction. Another wholesome effect OF the Is
the thorough cleansing of the sewers. which will
largely help she puriheation Of the asmosphsre
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
UTICA RACES.
GOLDSMITH MAID AGAIN wINNER-rRANK
TAKES THE 2:32 sTAKE-EvENTs FOE TO-

GOLDSMITH MAID AGAIN A wINNER-rRANK
TAKES THE 2:32 sTAKE-EvENrs FOE TO-
DAY.
UricA, N Y, August IL, 1876.
The third days race Of the Utica Park Association
attracted over 10 600 persons The weather was cx-
trencly favorable for good sport The drouth OF tho
past month has made the track very hard and dusty
The disappointment at the non appearance of Snug
gcr contest with Goldsmith Maid IN the ''iree
for alp kept many AWAY. In tho pools
before tho first hcat the bets were SIS
against 2l7, s4s against 2:l6 and s2l against
2:l5 Judge Fullerton the pole, but gave It up on
the rst OF tho first heat aud had tho outside for
the remainder OF the race. The Maid appeared WELL
but account Of tho track Budd Doble made effort
time She broke oftcner than usual upon this
on the frs; turn, at the backstretch and half-mc
POLE nrst heat; tho start the second and tn ird
Bodinc's driver caused thirteen attempts at getting
onin second heat Bodine sold at s2o 500 tho
field in second 500 to s72 the third tho
Maid barred He broke in the third quarter the
hrs half the second and at tho three quarter
pole in the third Hc full of life, but did gain
by his breaks as the Maid does
Lucille stepped the half IN the first and made the
second and third heats beautifully.
Fullerton broke on the start in the FIRST and second
heats, losing ground badly he got second position
the second heat at tho hamilc pole and kept for
moment but lost IL again
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.
From Shelter Island to
New London.
PLENTY OF WIND AND RAIN.
The Estelle Leads the
Fleet.
NEW Lospos. August II, 1915

NEW LoSDoS, August II, 1870
The New York Yacht Club have reason TO
complain Of want of wind the run from Shelter
Island 10 this port, Its members with the
squadron easily recall the when the weather
was more inclemcnt Rain, at first drxzing COM
menced fall the boats prepared to leave their
anchorage in Greenport Harbor. but it soon in
creased In violence until staying deck and keeping
dry or comfortable was impossibity. You would
become soaked TO the skin nvo minutes This
state Of affairs however, did not frghten many OF
tho owners as with rubber suits they bravcd the
storm, and remaining deck rewarded with
interesting struggle
AT sh. 3Om the flagship fred gun and slgnalled to
''prepare get under way" All hands then turned
to shortened chain, and the capstans were spun
around with a will 1t breczing gently from the
south southeast with signs of increasing, which *erc
realized All hands aloft club ,opsais oosened
jibs ready for the summons TO be away
which was agreed TO be given at nine O'Clock. The
Rambler, Wandcrcr and even the flagship Alarm broke
anchor before that hour evidently with the intention Of
improving their positions, but gave them all advantage
which some OF tho others did not possess The second
gun given time. and in instant seemingly
all were on their Journey Tho sight rareiy
witnessed, as the numerous fleet, with clean and trim
appearance and gay and varied coored signals floating
all felt the influence of the lavorng tide and fresben
cony Of the Manhanset House chccrcd Justify and the
ladies waved handkcrcheis, whi!c some
eascd with the sight that they attempted to join the
sterncr in their shouts In less than half q mln-
ute the seventeen yachts making their way down
the shore of Shelter Island except the Dreadnaught
but she laggard only by compuision there
not enough Tor her to swing with the balance In
few minutes the Rambler hauled up round Hay Beach
Point but it must be remembered she started fully
fifteen minutes before the rest and following after
the Vision, that darted away with alacrty; the
Estcc next then the Arrow Josephine and Meia with
the balance In bunch cable length astcrn Captain
Monroe Bggs, of tho lstelle, worked her very
shrewdy out OF the poor position which she held
quickly getting away which somewhat astonshed his
brother sailing masters; but then the Captain was
at home and he knows every inch OF tho about
Grecnport as he does his own house. The W ind
dropped little for moment, and the splendid sloop
Arrow came skmming up with tremendous jD top
sail and cndeavons to go by the Estee to windward;
but that scheme frustrated AS the glorious
pageant passed OF sight from the Manhansett House,
the side Of tho hotel looking over Gardeners Bay
filed with people, and Goulds cannon. the hull
side. busy in frlng the goodby salute The leading
yachts shot by the point as under:--
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
YACHTING NOTES.

The soop-rgged yacht regatta, which was announced
TO take place OF Rockaway will take place
to-day. The prizes silver cup, presented by Cap
tain A r. samuels; silver cup, presented by Colonel
Charles Crawford, and 100 weight of beef presented
by Gopher Pcarsall OF Fulton Market
grand match race has been made between the
celebrated yachts Grcenpon and Susie s. to bc sailed
of City Island Monday. tho 2sth day OF August for
1900 side Tho above yachts are also willing to
sail swcepsake race at the time and over the
same course, with all other yachts Of the same class
the entrance fee to be $3.50 Entries to close at the
oice OF John NJ. Sawyer, No. IS South street. on or
before The 25th day of August, at three o'clock p NJ
Yacht Ataanta N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. William Astor, from
the eastward for Now York passed whitcstonc ycster
day A. NJ.
Tho sloop Niantc, B.Y,C, a. anchor Oh tho
HERALD station.
The New York herald., 1876-08-18

Tho Rambler passed out INTO tho sound between
Old Sas aud Little Gull Islands All this while the
rain increased but the smooth 1t hard to
work through Plum Gut against tho full strength OF
the cbb tbc and the entire ee with the exception of
the sloops, hung there with Plum Island light abeam
for several minutes The Vision skinned, and the Ar.
not feeling 1t mucn the deeper boats 70
the front very handsomely.
The Estelc next walked out with booms to port and
feeling the influence OF the breeze, now blowing
east southeast ami blowing seven knots she shortly
hai the Arrow even terms and was holding her
with the Vision. AT l0h. 43m with Bartlett Rec. light
bearing northeast three miles, tho positions OF the
yachts werc-Vison leading, Esclle eight of mile
astcrn. the Arrow next the Meta, Idier Dreadnaugnt
Madeleine. without gibtopsaii or staysail Palmer,
Wandcrer with all her canvas lying, including that
squarchcadcd topsail These close together but
the others astern, yet doing we'll At this time the
Idier and Drcadhaught began splendid task, which
only ended when the anchors dropped. The
stately Drcadnaught did very well with poor start
but the ldlcr proved 100 slippery and in handsome
manner lett her astcrn after fair trace OF several
miles. The leading yachts passed the ishtship
unde
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
ANOTHER GRAND ASSEMBLAGE.
Charming Weather and Good
Racing on a Fast Track.
FOUR EXCITING CONTESTS.
Brother Of DsHt Aaron Pennington. PuY8Is Coli and
RhadananthT the Winners
SARATOGA, August II, 1876.

SARATOGA, August H. 1875
The weather was delightful to-day, the sun being
hidden in hazy atmosphere aud southern breeze was
waited over the racccourse Just strong enough
ur the flag the OF the grand stand Karly rising
ier refreshing nights rest and large gathering at
he springs showed good effect this charming
change in the weather has had the spirits OF tho
people ''what lovely morning." "How deliciousl"
other equally happy remarks escaped The lips Of
the fair ones hoy slipped the saline waters at tho
tprngs strolled about among the pines the park.
hustle, and instances, confusion occurred
among the hackmen in Broadway when the hour came
the ashionaocs start the races, here tho
people TO the last moment before leaving
the hotels But be carly any place OF
inont Is considered vulgar by those who
trying make rules regulate society.
Al the grand stand presented an elegant appear
by fashionable toilets OF the ladies' Promptly
ut the time appointed tor Tho races to begin, horses
judges and their posts, and the sports
Of the day began Four events on tho card, tho
first being dash Of mile with four starters; the sec
ond dash Of two miles, by two horses; the third
dash of three quarters of milo by six, and the fourth
had also six dash OF mile and quarter
All of the to the satisfaction Of the
spectators, two favorcs winners and two losers being
the results of the running, SO the honors were oasy
for purse OF $500, for three year-olds; beaten
madens allowed seven pounds the distance ono mlle
There four starters comprising Lorillards bay
colt Courier, by Star Davis, dam Survivors, dam. by
Lexington. carrying Ill lbs. ID. McDanel's bay colt
Brother OF Bassett, by Lexington dam Canary Bird
lis lbs. John 0'Donnelrs chestnut ny josie c., by
bennington, dam by Lexington l06 lbs, and 7. b. Il
w. r. Davis chestnut colt Romney by Curles, dam
Poll lis lbs. Brother of Bassett was the favorite at
long odds, and he tho in hand gaop in As
which very excellent time for threeyoar old with
lis lbs on his back Courier while taking premin-
ary galop previous to the start ran away with the
jockey, and was not pulled up until he had done
mile. This performance, of course, did not improve
his chances for the race and his hackers satisfied
before the Gag fell for the that their money was
lost the colt Ho might have secured second place
had the runaway not taken place. but he could not
have beaten the Brother Of Bassctt
The New York herald., 1876-08-18
BASE BALL NOTES.

The game al Philadelphia yesterday between the
Muuals and Athletics resulted in favor Of the latter oy
o score OF Is to s.
The Chicagos received their second defeat this week
at the hands Of the St Louis Club, yesterday, at ST.
Louis, the score being too
Rain prevented tho game In Boston between the
Bosons and Harifords, and in Louisville between the
Louisviiles and Cincnnatis
Tho champion amateur Chelseas, OF Brooklyn, de-
feated the Actives Of Reading, champions OF Pennsyl
wanna, at Reading on Tuesday August Is, by the
OF y 10 6.
To-day the Bostons and Hartfords play at Boston,
Cincnnatis and Lousves al Louisville, and Mutuals
and Actives at Reading
The amateur games for to-day as foows:-
Alaska and Olympic. Of Paterson. at Centennial
Ground Jersey City; Nassau and Hudson at Prospect
Park Alpha and Union at Staten Island, and Witoka
and Mutual At Capoline Grounds.