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viii make vast difference in the pro.
dnce market Of the Hills. On some
i've Or Six ranches there are patchea
OF breaking, of two acres aud upwa ards
on whiesrare planted every variety of
garden seeds, corn, potatoes, &C., ~
teey mean terihorouehly test the !, 70.
ductive qualities OF the valley this
summer All are up and doing finely.
They will, If entirely successful in the
fall, h worth = sum thAs would as
ton'sh an eastern farmer or gardener.
Some three or four dAss sf.ss The
location of the above mentioned ranch.
es, pnrty of'men having faith ia the
future PROSPERITY of the valley and
forcsecing the Importance Of ; town
located npos its broad bosom, organ
lied y COMPANY and locsted one SEQ.
ton upon the upper OF southern. end
ior town site, which they nAned
lspeariisl,.t Tie ewaefs divided the
property into shares, cash shsre rep.
resenting one-forty fifth of the whole,
and elected their officers for ierm OF
six mouths. J. E. Smith, president; /;
Mr.. Goodell, secretary, aud Nj. Fig
Simmons, recorder, s.gesher with
board Of directors, four in number.
The town has thus far met with mod
crate prosperity. as Its Inducements
TO The settler are Of character which
does not produce. sudden, mn.h-
room.like growth, but the material
wealth Of the valley will certainly
build up town that will be Z credit
Ia us founders and matter OF profit
to those who are interested 10 It.
There are ~ present about fifty lot
owners, most Of whom have com.
menced Improvements already, aud
many others are intending 70 iocs.e
there. Town lots are considered
worth from five 10 one HUNDRED dol
lars There is every prospect Of .
saw whitewater p1wer-bcing built
here within, the next three months.
which will furnish lumbsr for town
building, M well A. for Sand, Iron,
Potato and Bear creek mii,.es, which
lie about ten miles TO the west. The
trade of this last mentioned section of
country is destined 10 come kerc at
dIs1ant day, in fact the leans sll pass
through here, no less than five to ten
day, but owing to the fact that no
Wholesale or.i .iarYe retail .tore is yet
in operation here they go ON to Crooks
or Deadwood.
Seeing the great necessity Of such
an establishments, thetovn has agreed
to build large and commodious
building, with good roof. ETC., 10 bo
gwen rent free 70 any person who
viii bring in = stock Of general mer-
chand'se. This opportunity will not
go begging long, as the profit cf the
mining region lying wes, ia very con.
siderable.
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s, sss-s 9syssgssssss sg.asge ses.Es st9@ @ss4 z
SITTING oali Kill FL lnstke Fight with
Custer

srs .PAut, y SIy eG-Tra Pioneer. Press ss.nJ
Tribune special frT,m Bismarck says the
statenent that Sitting Bull was killed in
fighting Chsler il cnnhImed from Indian
sources. Crazy Horse and Black Moon
were ,also killed. The statement that Sit.
aise BalIx. .hsnda of .Laepspssie ies. enc hune
IdrA sptssiRHt iile,i aid 4 hat this t0tai]oss
Of lnt1axs s-issil-ses vearty f,,dr hundred
Is renewed Six companies of the 22nd
infantry left Bismarck .lo-day on The steam
;er Carroll to reirforce Terry. Nearly ali
the bneks are abscpt lrvm ,athe. Smsdina
IN. .h.,>~.t-~..sr-----.x-ss----s
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Congressional.

WAsHISeros, July 2o-After the
morning hour, Mr.. Patterson submit
ted . resolution requesting tho presi-
dent TO communicate 10 the senate
what information he has concerning
the South Carolina massacre. Agreed
to.
The impeachment trial wasthen re-
Judge Black announced that Mr..
Carpenter was too sick to be present,
and As j. was necessary fosrths eSua'
eel to hear the argusnest H. 80 to
answer he asked that an order be
made that Blair be heard, as was ar
ranged with the managers, and that
after he had made his iupsuiK argu-
ment the court adjeufn soan .o-inor.
row, when the managers would be
heard.
On motion Of Ar. Anti bony the or.
der vss lsia on ,he t4bie.
MI MAR opened fof the defense
arguing for the dismissal Of the i'm,
peschment, ~ over, one third Of the
senate voted against the persistency
Of the prosecution. IL nust mee |
that tha managers expected the sena
tors who voted .9sihst the jnrisdic
lion would stultify and vote for con
vic.ion no~.
Mr.. Robertson thought such Ian
guage harsh.
MIR. Blair disolximed the intentip,
being petsonAlt toward thc !seffetay
He then revived the articles of i'm
peachment.
In conclusion, Blair argued that hi
object should be dismissed becaus1
There was not = legal two thirds vo,,
Of the senate asserting jurisdiction, /
Mr. Merriman submitted t~o unes
tions which be said he would like i
hear discussed by the counsel. Tn
| frst was senator dissenting on th
laaes.ion Of jurisdie.ion, not bound b
the majority just as . disseatinl
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Killed by Indians

ST., LouIs, July 20-The Globe
Democrats special fromI eavcn worth
says: 4Advlces received a, Ft Lrav-
enWorth this evening, from Fl. Lara
mie state that a party of four miners
from the Black Hills, on their way to
Cheyenne have been killed, scalped
and stripped by the Indians. Onc
named .sughlin, from ST. Louis,
Two names, not given, from Alien.
No date given,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New Yors

New Hor6.
New York, Jaly 20
Srocks-Oprued weak. closed lrregn,.r
Mossr Easy at stsa.f.
9olp-lHS
e'oysnssssrs Firm and .eil,s
New f.rk. July -.
FtouL--lnief.
wnsar Strongly In buyer. f.vss; NJ. !.
Milwaukee. lolals,; No !, Chicago, .prag. wv
No do. saesssii.
RrE-IbuiI, 5tet0o So - n
Barley Nomlnaliy narAsnaed. 5aa
Ooxsz-fatt d-s,saa; ixsd sfasud, tsSa5Ix;
yellow graded, .e:i naw Hestern mixed aastaasd,
Bas7, SOS As5sssa
Oars Dull AID lower, western mixed and .,..e,
1900
Livsrpoei.
LaserpeoI. Jaiy n.
BH1ApsTofrs Unchanged.
Wiu'srwheai, g.2da9sai spsihs ss4sasssa
White ars laba-sd. C.ah sssA ei0r. Corn ,fassd
ChscaxS.
Chicago. Jaiy ~
fLoos Fioar neg iected and ne euiy soal nal
WheAr- Market opened sasetsisd. skssa lower
/ III nrr In asl MAa nrYnnt and pricss were tab-
jrct 10 frsansn, aaei ust,on.; depression va.
caused some What BY Aa1isty ~ spAs,iss to die
poso OF ou tstandinx cont acts ssA witAAfrw from
als. e,oaed srm WIN
rcsciion. No spring rs; No. ) 3sJ4ES4K closed
t%x for cash; options were active aad isrssular
49,, tns@t.; closed ms de for July; klxa1sa;
Cav y. ~, ~. ..,,. S.'s =.
80 . ''e'''7n' 'ss''s = 20
- .,,,. ,-e.,
IL, 80. -, !, ,,a. ~. -,
\. ,a6s.as. e,a.~a NJ a., ,..h ~ .,~@a,,. s
H. ~. 10, - ,,.,l -. -.
- 80 ,s..,,' -.
sas s,..,sa s'.e' = s'oesa ''a o'a ''' 'p's"'ef
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amendments, to secure 10 All WITHIN
their borders, manhood aud citizen
ship, with every right thereto belong
ing The just obligation to public
creditors created vLe. the govern.
,nent was in the throes Of threatened
dissolution, and ~ sn indispensable
condition of its salvation guarai { ed
by liv and blood Of thousands OF its
brave defenders are to be kept with
religious faith, rs are oil the pledges
subsidiary thereto, ,con6r natory there
OF in my judgment the pledge oil
congress Of January 14,h, 1875, for
the redemption of ne,es Of the United
Statea in coin is the plighted fai,h 81
the nation and national honor; simpl.
honesty and justice to people whose
permanent welfare and permanent
prosperity are dependent upon true
money as basis Of their pecuniary
transactions. all demand the scfupu-
lous Observance of this pledge and its
duty OF congress to supplement it
with such ilrgisisti IN rs shsii be ne
cesssry for its strict fnlfillment. IL
our system Of government intelligence
nust give safety and value to the bal
lot box. Tne common schools of the
land should be preserved in oil their
vigor, whil., in accordance with the
spirit Of The constitution, they, and all
Of their endowments should be ae-
cured BY every possible aud proper
guarantee against every fdsn, 0f sec-
tartan influences, " comrol.
4, There should be the strict <sts ecpn,
omy in The expenditures u ~ as.
ernu.ent consistent With its elcli1e
Administrations, and al unnecessary
Offices should be abolished. Offices
should By. Conferred only upon li,ss hA-
sis Of high character and particular
fitness, and should he administered
only u public trusts, aud not for pri-
vatc advantage
The foregoing are chief among the
cardinal principles Of the republican
party, and to carry them into full
practice and effect, and to comple,e
the work it now has on hand is it's
great mission. We address ourselves
in hope and confidence, cheered aud
stimulated by the recollection of its
past achievements, remembering that
under God it is to that party thst we
are indebted In this centennial year
of our existence for preserved, un-
broken union, for the fact that there
is no master or slave throughout our
broad dominion, and that the eman.
cipated millions look upon the ensign
Of the republic rs y symbol OF the full
filed declaration that all men are Gre
Ated free aud equal, and the guaFan-
tee of their own equality under the
law with mos, highly favored citizens
Of the land to the intelligence AID
conscience Of all who desire good
government, good viii, good money
and universal prosperity. The repub-
licsn party, not nnmindful Of the in
perfections and short comings Of hu
man organization. yet with homes,
purpose, means promptly to retrieve
all errors and to summ.rily punish al
offenders against the laws Of the
oountry, confidently subm,ts its claim.
for the continued support of the
American people Respectfully,
[Signed1 w. A. WmgELxR.
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General Grant won: T. Sla,icry's I..dy
Byron. second Time 25ia,, rs, , III.
2 81
Preston won the two mile dash for purse
$500 over Vieksbuts in 3,3dl
81 hass RAIL-
Chicagos, ls; Lousvllles. nothing
ST. Louis, July 30, st Louis. o; Gin
cinnhti's l,
NEW York, July % zBossans u; M
tuals, IL s
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sPEARFlsM y ALLEY.
Its Agricultural, lsrazlfSy nnd
Other kcs0urccs.
Hlalk HilI, T, lhnne, June -

blA " Hlllr " Ilhnhe, June ~ sts ttf
FL This beautiful valley lies on the
northwestern slope Of the Hills, and
is abou, 20 miles northwest OF Bear
Butte, about IS miles from Crooks
GtIty; and ten mites from beatfwood
The arabic lands on each side OF the
stream are about four miles wide
i'll some places spreading out much
wider--and extending up and down
the stream some l5 miles, To where
Spearhsh creek forms 4 junction with
Redwater creek, both fo.ming the
man branch Of the Bole Fourche. Il
HE country in its vicinity is Cut
up with small buttes, on which are
immense beds of Gypsum, the wash
from which flows over the valley, and
must make it Ms rich wheat land as
ever laid out of doors. Certainly no
hncr view was ever offered to the ag
lriculturalist i'll search OF n suitable lo-
cation. Here are thousands of acres
of heavy soil on clay subsoil, all m-
pregnaled strongly with such minerals
AS are claimed TO be most conclusive
to wheat growing, viz: Gypsum snd
lime and laying with quite "a dip or
incline TO the northeast, thus making
tsit as easy TO irrigate as it would be
in some countries to plow furrow,
although whore the necessity for irti-
cation can be we are y, loss to
know, but those better versed in the
climate cha,tges say that to insure
good crop every year irrigation would
be preferable.
. The creek itself is of sufficient mag
] nitude to entille il to the more digni
fed name Of river, it being about Two
frods vide aud two feet deep, ana not
having less than two fee, fall TO the
4 hundred throughout the whole length
OF the valley. Tie bottom is smooth
rock, without the slightest coating Of
NUT, ,-and the WATER clear stfd cool, MS
All mbuaA Ain streams are ap, 10 be.
4 Fish abound in its waters, and owing
! to the GOODNESS Of the water are in AZ
fnc condition for he table now, dur
1 ing the hottest weather, as they are
! in most countries iu the early spring.
We have tasted suckers, y. species Of
:. tisn that are usually SO soft and mud
dy tasting during the hot month, that
/, they are considered worthless, but
here they proved sweet, and the fish
i Was firm and hard,
q These many natural beauties and
resources could not fail to eniioe many
Ilfrom the mines, and among the fore
most were a party Of Montana men,
\ who had come into the country by
1 way Of the Big Horn and Tongue
rivers, bu, Hll agreed that for lowell
4 aess, scenery and richness Of soil they
had never seen lis equal. Hhey ac-
cordingiy stakcd off claims, some 70
inenumber, and have now erected in
most cases Substantial log buildings
aud many Of them have their irrigA=
4 Ling. ditches well undef way aud ex-
.pect to cut hay enough this sammer
% pay them weil for their time snd
labor. a.
Prominent among The ranehmsn,
ere Mr.. f. X Cooper. J MeGory, r.
!, Evsns, ]. kyan. G, Reid, j. Hams
dell, j I. Smith, w RoseubaAn, II
y Cbambeilsin, j. E'nmcluth, the Brad.
ley Bros. aud pumerous others whose
names we did not learn. All these
y men mean bu,iness and within / year
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asroKr1HF
DkxTEH pAnK RACES.

--.Gu,cAeo, Ialy 20 This wss the third
day os the Dexter Park meeting The
Ar race WAS for the 2 80 class, purse
ta4t0. ss Hixly asvsssos Sprsgue, won
three straight hrats; Fostsr's. Aamhrino
Kite, second, Time. :2IJa, 529 3 2aIz
The second race was for The 2;27 ciass,
purse fifteen bundred. Stephens brothers
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Nc KEpucrlox IN RATES.

NEw YoRK, July 2o-Thc agents
of the Erie, Grand Trunk, and Bal,i-
more 4 Ohio railroads decided yester-
d,y that it was 40, advisable for them
To make the same reduction IN freight
that the Central ard Pennsylvania r.
r. has made.
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FAILED,

MONTREAL, July 2o.- Campbell, q
Heather betting slerchant, has failed.
Assets, including bad debts, two
hundred an! forty thousand dollars.
Liabilities two hundred aud fifty
thousand, Of which one hundred and
sixty six thousand is SAID 10 be ST..
cured.
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For ~eoNtfRNss.

-sT. Paul, July 2Q--At The rspub-
lican congressional convention. held
here to-day, Or. J. II. Stewart was
nominated as a candidate for congress
in the third congressional district.
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rmE WEATHER.

. CiseISSA1l, July 2D.-Thr " Gather
here Tor the past few days has. been
extremely hot. Eight cases Of sun
stroke were reported yesterday at The
health Office.
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:, ssSai hatrlc .htRNfs. s'sa = so
NEs Yogk,.Juiy 20.-The steamer
Baltic was burned en her trip up the
hudson river lustimght. Loss *lio,-
00e.-~ No tiyes ius,. : =
ARTryED.
bon Carlos rnd party hsve arrived:
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T1l a sgbfF W.T., GsFa ~ 3
n, T., July ao,-- Hon, Geo
w. Cuylef, proruinent democratic deies
gate To the 81. Lnuis convention. and who
WAS taken siak IN Chicago, on hrs return.
died To day, aged 81.
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Mor, holrER, HOTTEST

y New YoRK, July 20-To-day has
been the hottest for many years all
over the east.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Jacket alive. MIN.

mo COMPANY.
Nevsda-Prnclpal place Of b~asiness, Main
street, Gold hill. New. .
Notice 10 hereby gwen, that al . meetingoi
the Hard sf Trustees of s~ld COMPANY. held
on the 18th dag OF March. is1c. an assessment
lNo. 9) OF One Dollar ,sD por shafe va.
levied upon each All every share Of the capital
stock Of said Company. payable Immediately,
IN United states gold coin. Ia the Secretary. II
the once VI the Company. Nam strest, Gold
NH. Nevada.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on FRIDAY, April u, ISIS, .hali
be deemed delinquent. and will Be- duly adyer-
tised for sale al public auction, and unlcss
payment shall b. made hsfore will DO sold on
WEDNESDAY. the 3ith day OF Nay, ISIS, n
u o'clock -. In fronf OF the once of the Com
pany. To pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gethsr With costs Of advertising and expenses
OF saic.
BY order Of ths Board Of Trustees.
FL q. ". HOPKINS. Secretary.
Gold Hill, New. March Is. is'S. mfistd
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SuPEnl0R ooLD AND SILVER
y MiNls0 c0NPASY.-Locaticn Of phnei-
pal rlaes Of su'iness. San Francisco Call
iorniA.
Location OF works, Gold hin Mining Die
trict. storey county. Nevada
The si Sos.d |. q sf p,ssef f Ssa .. the sss asy Of
February. 1919. An assessuspt mo ID OF rive
Cents per shars va levied hpor the csp-
ital stock Of the corporation. payable iinne-
diaiely, IN United sssiss gold coin. 70 tbs Bee.
Rotary. q the once Of the Company, No 3os
NontEonsry street. Room . tup stAirs), San
Francisco. California
Any stock upop which this assessment shall
rmain unpaid On the third tsd) day Of April,
1915. will be delisauent. end sdvsrtissd fof
.als II public suction, and lnless payment
10 made before will b. sold ca THURSDAY.
The 2oth day April, 1915. TO pay the delinquent
asessm<nt. together with costs q advertAlng
snt sxvsases Of sss
JOS. TYSON. Secretary.
Omcs-33s NontgomsFy susst. Boon Q lup
stainsl, san Pnxnsisco. Csiifornia. amr6td
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Dividend NOTICE.

MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK,
wi No. q Post street. Nssosie Tsapis, San
fn>neisso. californiA.- A. . mcstiaT Of the
Hard Of Dlrsetor. Of thls Banh, held January
nina il per eent. per snnum on Term Deposits
AM seven and one-half (Ih) psr annum ON
Ordinary Deposits. Zoe the semi-annuai term
Jaeaary a. isfs. ffss Of FEDERAL tsIss.
asia H.r 0lkAvxs. sserstasy.
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last WILLOW JACKET MINING
II COMPANY .-Loessiea Of principal place
STOCKHOLDERS. MIsriMo.

Nl PANY. Location OF words, Virginia
Mining District. STOREY county. state ofNeyada.
Notice. The regular annual meeting u The
stockholders u the above nAm,d company. for
the election % Trustees foe the ensuing year.
and the Transaction Of such other business -
may come before ths nesting. will BE- held 81
the once VI tbs COMPANY. Room Z. No. toi Cal
ifssuia street, San fSncisco. California. on
TUESDAY. the 18th day VI March. isT6. 81 ~
O'Clock. room. Transfer books will he closed
on SATURDAY. the 2sth day Of Msrsh. lsI6. alta
O'Clock. nson, and remain eio.ed until After the
meeting. DAVID A.JESN1NGs, Secretary.
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T.,I..i.,on. Maine. .Jousnoi ssys:

TEE Lewiston. Maine. Jour'sot says:
ga lady. born in foreign lands. went
into q Lisbon store yesterday and said
10 the clerk, can faith an misther.
what Is tho price Of that. II you plase!.
"Fifteen cent.." said the clerk. "An'
won't give 70 but .orty.fve cints.
but you misunderstood me-" replied
the clerk. "I didn't say nifty osnts.
but fifteen cents" "FAith. an then I
will give 70 Tin cents" lul lva
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OPFiCE or THE BkLcIIER SILVER
Miaing @ mpany, Rom ~ nayvard's
Baildiag. ti9 CAlifoesia street. su fr.pei.eo.
California A. Meeting VI the beard Of rrus-
tee OF the shovel named Company. beid tale
One IN Dullsr psr shsrc was declared. payable
on lridsy. the ioth instant. Tran<f-r books
eios-d On saturday. the iih instant. At . o'elosh
mrs lin JOHN CROCKETT. SECRETARY.
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"wxLL," remarked Mrs. spilkins.
the other evening. throwing down the
paper with q sigh. ~ don't think 90
very much Of the Presidents message.
Lssnder. He don't say q single word
about Tweed's escape. or the Bsecher
scandal" .r...u
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nFPTcE OF THE CONSOLIDATED VIZ.
" rinia Mining Company, Ban Fnneisoo-
California March 4. is7e.-Ata meeting q the
pany, held this day. . dividend (No. - Of Tea
(i0) Dollar per ahsrc WIS declared, payable
on FRIDAY. The ioth instant. Tnnsfsf books
closed untii the 10Th insiAnt.
MIRO In CHAs. n. PisH Secretary. :
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Maynard III O...............j02. .ibih 81 81
Ana In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Dircct0rp. made on the 18th dsy Of
January. 1876. 90 many phans Of each parcel
OF such stock ~ may DO necessary viii be cold
Al public auction. ~ The ONCE . { the Company,
Room No. ~ Hsywsrd's Building, 40 Cal.
ifomis street. Han rnnelsco, California. on
FRIDAY. the. 2tih day Of March. 1915, nj the
hour OF . O'Clock '. D.. Of such day, io pay
said dellnqueLt assessment thereon. together
With eosts OF advertising and expenses VI the
sale.
RICHARD u. MOVES. Secretary.
Onics-No. n Hayward's building. 40 Call.
fornia street, San Frsncisco, California.
mari I'd
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SSsSTI:DS si SSst ANNA -s ssssss.:

Location of principal place OF business. san
Francisco. California .
Notice 10 hereby given. that st . meeting Of
the Board OF Dirveton. hetd on the I'D day Of
February. is1s. an asrsssment fNo. u OF
Twenty ave Gents per share Vas levied upon
the capital stock VI the corporation, pay
able Immediately, In United States gold coin,
tn the Secretary. at the once Of the Company.
= NereAas,s' ksehsssss ssa rnseisse. Cab.
fomh. IA &-L AO-O
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the NH day Of March.
=, n,hlir s,s,ian snd MI. n.vmens Il msds
bcfsrs win Be ssld 90 MONDAY. Tho lIth'
day % April. is7e. 20 pay tbs delinquent assess.
ment. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses of sale.
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
oniec-3s Merchants Exchange, California
street. San frsneiseo, caiiforniAl fs36td
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MEETING.

BgsSa5sE1rAls S aolS ann ,sD.. srI nv. r.. s, y x.
stockholders of the Above-hAmed Company. br
the election Of Trustees and the Transaction Of
such other bnsiness ~ may come before u, Will
- held on FRIDAY. March 81. isss, At the hoar
Ban Francisco, California. Transfer boosp will
bs eiosed % Monday. March "a. 1873. ct .
o'ciock .. =. q. A. SANkEY. Secretary.
Onos-Room ~. Ne. 3ji Montgomery street,
San francisco. Caiifornis. iaristd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-21

"wnArs usee play poker" remarked
an Acknowledged denizsn the other day.
"NIs hold four kings and a lace; Mel
lean hold all same time four laces and .
king; whole week washee gone like
woodbine, NO lice for supper"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-21
MEETING.

NorIcE.-TuE Annual MEETING or
IN the Lady Washington Mining Company
viii b hell 81 Tho ofies OF the Conpany. koom
~ Hsyvard's building. ran Francisco, Call.
al two (1D o'elock =. a.. for the election OF
Trustees Tn pervc for The ensuing pear. and such
other bnsines. 90 may properly come befors
nina u l.. ruoNAs. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-21

TUE Louisville Courier. journal has a
paragraph about ''Mr. Robert Dexter.
editor Of the New York Bonner. and
ownsr OF the famous trotting horse
Ledger" The rest Of the paragraph Is
not funny.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-21

TarrSa TO do business without adver-
tising Is like winking ut n pretty girl in
the dark-you may know what you are
doing, but NO one else does.