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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-08
NVERMANs ILVEn MINING

OcOMPASY. Location Of principal place
OF basiness. san Francisco. California.
Location of works. Gold Hill. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that ct . meeting Of
the board Of Directors, held ON the "a day
Of November. ISL. an As-essment CNo. yD Of
Three Dollars par share was levied upon the cap
itzl stock q the eorporstion. payable immedi-
aiely. In United States ROld CON. 10 the secrr.
try, Of the once Of the Company. No. Ala
California street, san frAneiseo. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on IN. sth day Of Dccsmbsr.
1877. will DO delinquent, and advertised for
made before will be sold on Friday. the
2sth day OF December. 1871. to pay the delin-
Queat assessment. together with costs Of 3D.
verti.ing and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the board Of Directors.
GEO. ID. EDWARDS. SECRETARY.
0fee-No. Nt caifornis street. San Fran
cisco. California. postd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-08
N,onru DAYroY NOUN 40;

NORTH DAYTON GOLD AND
~ SILVER MINING COMPANY Location
"a principal place Of business, san Francisco,
California.
Location Of works, Devils Gate District,
Lyon county. NeyadA.
Notice 10 hereby given. that al . meeting Of
he bnari OF Diretor-, held GU the 18Th day Of
Oeobvr, lsII, an assessment mo. ~ OF 1'cl
llO) Cent. per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin, 10
the Secretary. al the Office of the Company,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of November,
isy7. win be delinquent. and advertised for
sAls at public ~anction. and unless la, ment
10 made before will be rold on SATURDAY,
the flfrekNrH day OF December, ISL, To
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising aud expenses % sale.
Ny order OF the Board of Directors.
=. cULsEtwE ELL, SECRETARY.
once W Sacramento street. sAn fnr.
ctsco. California. ocaitd
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DELINQUENT SALES.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER HIN.
! ING COMPANY. - Assessment sale
Location Of works, Cold Hill, storey county.
Nevada
Gold HIN. Nevada.
Notics.-rhsrs are dsiinquent upon the fol.
lovipa-descrfbed stock, on account Of assess-
msnt mo. 2f) levied on the 18th day OF septem.
Der, 1871, the several amounts - opposite tho
names Of the respective shssholders. - fol.
iovst
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nULLIOs mINaNa COMrANY.-

nCLLlOs MlNlN0 COMPANY
- Location u principal place Of business,
liocm 2 Hiy xaris Bailding. Sig California
street, -an Francisco. CaiifoniA.
Location oil works. Gold uui, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice I- hereby given. th.i 81 . meeting Of
the nosri Of Directors. held on the ID day OF
October. ISL. an assessment ina. o. VI Ons Dol.
lar and finy Cents per .hAre wss levied upon
the capital .tocH OF the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United states gold CON. ~ the
s-ectzry, at tho compans's once. koom .
Hsyward's Buiidins, No. tis California street.
san Francisco. cairbrnia-
Any stocs upon which this assessment shall
rrmsin uGpsll on the fith day Of November.
lsi1, will he d~eiinqusnt. and advertised for
sale NJ public auction. and unle-a payment 10
male before will be sold on the rSeniy. eighth
day of Nossmbsr. isII. 10 pay the delin-
t-lag and expense. OF sale.
By Order al the Dircctor-.
JAMES n. KENNEDY. Secretary.
Onee-Iioom . Hay warts bailding. as Cali
foenia street. san Francisco. California ocs I'd
NEW YORK MININo COArANY =.
~ Locat.Sn Of principal place Of business.
location OF works. Gold nm. Storey county,
State OF Nevada.
Notice !. hereby given, that 81 Q meeting
OF the boari Of Directors. held Of the sth
day Of octobsr. 1871, an assessment tSo. ~ OF
hurry Cents ttoc per share was levied upoo the
capital stock OF the co porstion, payable m
mediatciy. In United states gid coin. to the
Secretary. 81 the once of tfe Company, Rolib
u. Ma. aa California stcst. a Francisco.
California.
n stock upon which this assessment shall
rmu unpaid IN tho 10Th dsy % November.
isII. will be delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
~ pablo snction. aud unless payment 10 msde
before will he sold on FRIDAY. the Jth
day of November. ISL, To pay the delinquent
Assessment. togcther with eo-ts OF advertising
and expenses Ut sale.
IBy order Of the Bard 81 Directors.
ID. l.. THOMAS. secretary.
omee-RocR, a. NJ. as California street.
Ban Francisco. California oei0td
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IL HIM
~ iN0 COMPANY. - Location OF principal
place of business. San Francisco, California.
Locati.n % works. Gold Hill Mining District,
STOREY county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF
the board Of DIRECTORS, held on the 2si DAY Of
Ostober. ISL. an assessment CNo. 81 Of rveuty
Cents per share WAS levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin, TO the Secretary.
Al the once Of IN. Company. Roo ~ H.y.
vsris Building, No. &l9 california street, San
francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment rhall
remain unpaid ON the x9th day of November.
tsIl, VIII be delinquent. and advertised for sale
IL pub,lc anetion. and unlc-s payment is made
before will be sold ON FRIDAY. tho 2ist aay
Of December. 1871, tn pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs VI advertising
AMI EXPENSES OF sale.
Dy order VI the board OF Directors.
W.. X. DEAN. SECRETARY.
O1iee-hoom uayvard's building. No. tig
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COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

IN tho Court Of Probate.
10 Jhdy Ford, Reuben Ford Jesse Ford
Dennis Ford, lPr6stoh I Broord uGakaliXa
Eggleston, Elizabeth Richardson. Rims
Casoh, Rhody Ford end Pheny Ford
legal heirs of Sanders Ford, who died
intestate - "'0"
VOU arc hereby required to appear q
4 the court of Probate to bo olden o.
fairtieldsCo House, Mt, ofeSenF t0'oldtir
a, M on the twelfth day of April. A, d
1877, to show cause, if any you can, wbv ths
real estate of Sanders Ford, deceased Jao
scrlbed in the petition of Louisa Dennis
hleda9 my onioe, shonlaa rot be divided
or so!d. allotting to tho said Judy Ford
one-third thereof, and to the said Reuben
FORD. Jesse Ford, Dennis Ford, Preston
FORD Caroline Egglestoh, RiiShBetH Hich1I
9roson' khlna ason, Rhody Ford, Phenv
ford and Louisa Dennis each one,fS.
seo1nth .e!,1 thereof; and also why the said
HAHy Ford, Reuben Ford, Jesse Ford
Caroline Egglcston, Elizabeth Ric,iardson'
nhlna Cason, Rhody Ford and Pheny
FORD should not account for the rents and
day Of Aaignato A,yD.' 1878, 'sand proSgision &
hs made for the payment to theH th er 'arr. psr.
tles OF their respective shares OF suoh
rents and profits. '""4
Given under my hand. .aad 2s6al this tho
twelfth day Of February, 4. B. 1877 ~
.. , OR THOMPSON,
''' ~ yaaYlOgp1o J,cH EG
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one-thifd the Tine
thatanyotherknown
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ygenated Airit COOS
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(aIid RasSesI Though
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tact with tho blood
as 1t Is forced into
the Lungs by tho ac-
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theblood iQQuryelna
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-10

I,Ea1sLAT1oN ON THE SERVANT QuEs-
TON, bill7ha#lbegm intro dacad In I
the Virginia Legislature, to obyiate
one of the frequent troubles that
people,al~ayB h&V9 with servants!h
It requires that any person who
shall entice away from the service OF
anothe1oiany blaborer employed Eby1
him under u written or verbal con-
tract, knowing of the eXisteelp,Geso ,es q sof, l
such a contract,' or $ha1I Knowingly
employ laborer bound to service
to another under such contraet
shall forfeit to the party aggrieved
not lesB than steH nof MoSe tha,n9
twenty dollars for every shch bffence,
to be recovered by warrant before
any justice of the peace.
-"Would you have any
objection, Judge, to state why you
voted one way-in the Florida case.
and another way in tho Louisiana
case?"
Justice Bradley 80, not tho
s1igstsyatp s1e u i 30 Si35I4aso governed d'S
interviewer (puzzloDaAssing g1e$t
rules, Mr. Justice, amt they ?"
Justice Bradloy-"Not at all sin
gular, sir Did you nevenN NheaaN it.
said that at's q pdarl*,lle that aco''t
acork both acaySI3"p @,l" '%FAH
.HWO r. II - y ttkak t&aa4k y 4 h+
A GanBTBhY IiASfi WoRps. ---'I feel
that T wax weaker each succeeding
day, and that am fast approaching
my end; q few stitches and all will
be over andiICahwbgo @here 5thero
is rest for the weary sole, and every
eorrow will be heeled, Having
said awl he wished, he calmly breath
ed his last
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In tho 3Servinn n1ihtarv'bands The
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wheeled onrt, andtis drawn by IL train
Cd dog while the sdrummer pounds it
~.&-~ s*44t -hsaH
Henry ofI4pranoeaand Navarro wore
rich dagger ut his belt during tht
ceremony Of his marriage to his Mar
guerite; and this DAGGER has j us
been sold in I'afis fo,hnibout' $4,000
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JOB WORK.

Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes
Posters, Cards. Invitations, Tickets, &c.
neatly executed at this Office, --CHEAP.
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THE EDITORIAL 1EPARTAEN%
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RECEIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION., a2
THE LOCAL COLUMN

Is well = filled n'd with town nd county news,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square Ohio insertion sl.oo. For
each subsequent insertioIs- 5Ot. Obitua-
ries and Tributes Of Respect charged TOR
a, advertisements. Liberal dlscouDt made
yor contract advertisements.
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q H,~ s.I.rn,s} ornto."s Hsw abnoE
To-day tho campaigns fairly closed,
HE lucky man is ho F-'' "a
y no takos his scat on tho 4thaof Mafobpi!u
Oar President he'll be :H1rhi'h9 bgo =
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-13

HOUSE TO LET.
A DESIRABLE HOUSE TO LET. Apply to
FRANK l.. HAMLES,
auglSttf Nc III Water Street, Augusta.
BASE BALL NOTICE.
We the unders igned, DESTROYS of reviving the
interest base ball in this city, unite in a call for
a meeting to be held in Common Council Room,
Monday evening, August 18th, at 7.30 o'clock to
get formal expression Of views, and to organ ize
a club, if sufficient encouragement is guaranteed.
&. b. Morton, G. c. Flagg, r. w Black, Frank
L. Nye, w. c. Simmon, Walker Blaine. +. II.
Scruton, f. G. Dudley, j. f. Pierce, ). W. Wy
man, Fred Cony, l.. d. Hill, II, II. Smith, and 90
others. ~
PEAtHEs.
Nj X. {. o. LITTLE is now ready to receive all
INl orders Tor preserving peaches, ut has IN.
press ONCE under Cony House. augll.tf
LOST.
IN Thursday night, lady's -ainer water.
~ proof cloak with hood either ON S.'wtil r. ni
or Bridge streets. The finder viii 60 Ter Il favor
by leaving the cloak ut this ollicc. augll-t3tt
MAINE CENTRAL r. R.
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CALIFORNIA.
John ChInaman.

SAN FRANCISCO, August II. A deputation Of
leading Chinese merchants recently waited upon
Senator Morton, with regard to the troubles at
tendant upon the presence of their countrymen in
California. The spokesman ated in effect that
there was strong feeling existing against them.
That their rights under the treaty were disre-
garded, and that the State and United States gov
eminent failed to afford them the protection to
which they were entitled. They did not blame
the American people for this state of affairs,
recognizing the fact that it the foreign ele-
ment that so strongly opposed them. That they
had borne with this treatment for many years,
with no prospect of relief. They wished to adopt
such measures as would have a tendency to check
Chinese immigration. and to this end requested
the senator to introduce bill at the next session
of congress providing for the modification or alb
rogation of the Burlingame treaty, and for levy
ing ,per capita tax of $lO0 on every Chinaman
landing in America, the proceeds OF this tax to
be devoted TO paying the passage back to China OF
those Cinnamon who wish to return. Senator
Morton expressed his willingness to introduce
such bill.
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FOREIGN.
England.

LONDON, August II. In the Commons, last
evening, Charles Monk, liberal member from
Gloucester, persstently pressed the question on
the government whether they would consider the
temporary occupation of Constantinope by Rus
sian troops so far inconsistent with British inter
ests as to disturb the relations of amy between
Russia and England.
Though Sir Stafford Nortncote refused to an
swer, it had the effect of drawing from Forster
liberal member for Bradford, y statement ex-
pressive of the greater confidence felt by the OPP
position of the improbsbility of England's be-
coming involved in war.
Forster said We should not have yielded to
the governments desire to avoid debate on the
Eastern question If we had any reason to fear
that the government were likely during the recess
to drag the country into war or involve it in any
breach of neutrality. We have most carefully
considered everything that has been written and
said by the government, and looking at their des-
patches, feel convinced that they intend to abide
by the policy OF neutrality. That being the case.
do not think it necessary to do more than re-
mind them of the heavy responsibility under
VIII ich they lie.
The statement seems indicative of an easier
feeling generally prevailing, which is largely
due to Beaconsfeld's recent statement in the
House of Lords.
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Position of the q. s. Troops.
ANOTHER HARD
BATTLE.
Large Number Killed and Wounded:
RELIEF ASKED FOR AT
ONCE.

MIssuLA, Montana, August H. The Mssu-
man attributes the escape of the Indians by mar
row Lotto trail to the insufficient number of the
pursuers AT the council, the last evening the
Looking Glass offered to give up his ammunition
to show his good intentions, and on the 18th
slipped the narrow canyon toward the Rocky
Mountains. The hostiles now at Lotto Creek
so miles distant. Gibbon is eight miles behind,
and Howard at the mouth of Lotto creek.
HELENA, Montana, August IL. The following
dispatches were read this morning:
Bio HOLE, August 8. To Gov. Potts. Had a
hard fight with the Nez Perces, killing q number
and losng a number of officers and men. We
need doctor and everything else. Send us such
relief as you can. (Signed)
JOHN GIBBoN, Col Commanding.
August g. To Gov. Potts. We are here near
the mouth of Big Hole pass, W it'll large number
of wounded In want Of erything-food, cloth
ing, medicine and medical attendance. Send ug
assistance at once. (Sgned)
JOHN GIBBoN Col. L. s. A.
Another despatch to Gov. Potts says: We had
a hard fight and took the village but were finally
driven back with heavy loss. Capt. Logan and
Lieut.. Bradley were killed, and Gen. Gibbon and
Lieuts. Coolidge, English and Woodruff wounded.
Lieut.. English seriously, and the others slightly
The troops are entrenched and the Indians are
leaving.
When the messenger was leaving, Gen. Gibbon
said: want escort sufficient to protect the
wagons coming in TO relieve us. Load the wsg-
ons as lightly as possible. The Indians have cut
off my supplies.
DEER LODGE, August II. Two couriers in
from Towards command, says that he was Is
miles from Gibbons, and would reach there early
on the llth. There are no further particulars
from the battlefield, excepting the report that
Gibbons camp and a gun were captured.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

hurricane did much damage at Coney Island,
Saturday.
a Manhattan railroad steamer has been wrecke
at New York. Loss $1,000.
Titiens has been obliged to undergo another
operation, and is in a state of great exhaustion.
Marshal Parnell of Texas stands fair chance
to recover.
General Britton's examination is progressing.
Michael Welsh of Boston, was drowned yes
terday, while bathing in the mill pond near Par
ker street.
The convention of iron and steel workers elect
ed J. Bishop of Pittsburg, President, and board
of Trustees. Adjourned.
The Concord city government has made an ap
preparation of $1,000 to defray the expenses Of
the reception Of President Hayes.
Harold Sche, arrested in connection with the
keesvic bank robbery, has been discharged, the
evidence being insufficient.
Two daughters of Mrs. Smith, aged and l3
years, and daughter of Joseph Hill. aged H..
were drowned in Big Creek, near Lyndock, Ont,
last night.
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TENNESSEE.
t.ulIdOxing the Court.

NASHVILLE, August IL A special to the
American, from Huntington, says that General
Henry Darnell, on trial at Tiftonsdale, Lake Co.,
buldozed the court at that place, Wednesday and
Thursday. with twenty five armed men, the
sheriff and deputies being entirely insufficient.
Darnell recently gave himself up, but refu sed to
20 to jail, and instead was placed in the custody
Of his friends. 1t having been shown that the
bond insufficient it was so announced in
court Darnell was ordered to Jail. The sheriff
refused to act, and Darnel and his armed mob
walked out of the court room defyng the author
tiles. The sheriff refused to obey the order to
summon a posse. Gov. Porter telegraphed to
send the ChIekasaw Guard. of Memphis to his
relief, but the order was countermanded, Darrell
and squad having left for Kentucky.
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OHIO.
Murder and Suicide.


CINCINNATI, August IL. In a pond near " In
chester August 8, the body of Jas. Williams was
found with a bullet hole 10 the head, and strap
with stone attached tied around the neck. Felix
Holden, son of widow with whom Williams had
been living, was suspected and ARE sted. lie hung
himself yesterday in his cell.
Accident.
A portable steam thrashing machine on farm
near Lawrenceburg, ILL.,, exploded its boiler yes
terday, killing II. Wells, Mr.. Bunion and a son
of Mr.. Alternately, and wounded four persons,
three dangerously.
Mass Meeting.
mass meeting here to-day Of work ingmen
nominated the following State ticket. Gov, l..
II. Bond of Cincinnati; Lieut.. Gov, Frank S.
kadd of Cleveland; State treasurer, l.. A. Hine,
clerk of the supreme court, Frederick Amsporger:
board Of public works, Peter McGccn,, cu,ui
committee, Peter III. Clark.
COLUMBUS, August IL. a mass meeting of
workingmen tonight adopted resolutions de-
nouncing the republican and democratic parties,
and Hayes Administrations and appointed an ex-
ecutiye committee to take steps toward calling a
State and county convention TO nominate full
workingmens ticket.