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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-28
n ADY WARRINGTON MININu

Ia Ooupany. - Location Of principal place OF
business. san Francipco, oaiilonis.
Location Of works, uold I'LL. storey county,
NSvsdA.
Nvtlee b Asshy given. that ct . meeting of
tbs Board Of Direetors. hebi Dn the S.h day
OF March. LII. IN Assessmsnt tho, iol Of bev.
enty Ave Csnts per SHARE wsA levied upou
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United Bistes goid CON. 70 The
sss rstary. az the once Of the COMPANY, Room
Il HsyUar's Building, No. tis califrna
slreet, HAN frznci,co, California. And b, mis-
tale, part Of the storh upon which the as~<ss'
'psnt vas unpaid vss not publi.hed - dein'
quen. and at . Getting Of th- Board Of Trus.
ices Of ssid corporation. held on tie 10th day
ofMsy lsI1. II wS unAnius usly ed thst all
procerdInss tub~equsn, 10 taid assessment bs
Get ASIDE, and that the said asssssm' nt BE- Iati.
aed and rsl.visd thersf ~,
Any sio, ursn which this asstt, msLt shall
rcm.in unpaid on the iSh ,y Of June.
1871, will BE- delinquent and l..yeftistd tor
sale Of publIc Asttion ard unsp. Iaypent 10
made before will bs sold on the ThiId day
Of July, 1877, 10 pay the Delinquent assessment.
together With costs OF advt ItisiIs aud Ell rnsss
Of pals. bloch upon which this urnt
lNo l0l has b<tn alrsad, rad 10 Dot Affected
Ily onisr Of the Board of Directofs.
ID. l. THOMAS. tecrrtary.
Ofics-Room II HA,ward's Building. tio
n. .lifornis street Nan ffsnciSco California.
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4 Ow nANG.. LEDGE slLvEIs
i kISIN0 COhPAkY.-Location OF p,inei.
pal place Of busines', saa fnncisco. Cal.
forn,a.
Location OF works. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that d Q nesting
OF the Posrd Of Directors. held on the 7lst
day Of Nay, ls11, an ssessmsbt (No. o. of
Three fsI Csnis pr share was <vi-d uvon the
sa,lisl stosk Of The 90 porsiIon, psyails i'm.
M disieiy. In United states svld colu. 10 tle
&c etsry. u The s1ace Of The Company. No.
b01 Montgomery stNet, Fan Przncisco. CaIil.
ornia.
AnY stock upon which THE ssses.ment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of June, 1871,
will be delinquent, and advevtiped Tor sale
81 publie auction. and unless pay aymrnt 10 made
before viii b cold on TUEsbAY. the iTIh
Day Of July. 1871. TO par the delinquent
assessment theron, tngrtbeF with eosts OF Cd.
vcrtisinR and expensss OF sale
b, order sf the Board of D,restors.
y. X. LrTY. aeeretsry.
Once br Montgomery slrssi, tsn Pfar.
ttros O'uu W'e msfttd
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

,AYroH OOLD AND nILvER
~ MINING COMPANY Location oi prin'
eipal place Of business. San Francisco S|
omia
IOcatiot Of works. Dou's Gate District,
Lyon county, Nsvada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that 81 . me. ting o.
the Board OF Directors. held on the oh day
Of April. isf1, ~ Assessments go. " o.
Fifty Cshts per pharv WAS lrtied upon me
esplia, siock Of the corporation, psysbls I'm.
nssdiatsly. in United btsis. gold coin. 70 TIE
secretary, a the once OF the Company, Room "
Hayvlrdt Buildlng. no. tis Csiifo,n MIA strsss,
San franciseo, Cat ornis.
Ans stock upoo which this sssessmsnt shall
remain unpaid on the 18Th day Of hsy.
1877, win b delinquent. and sdvsftistd i.s
sale d publi, auetion. and unless payment 10
made before will be so,d On TUESDAY,. the
dnh (Sib) day OF June 1871. 10 -, the DELHI
yuent ssssssmsnt. ngs'hsr viii costs OF ad'
vertiSing Asd exp<nses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Director.
W. Il. DEAN, SECRETARY.
once-Room 10 Hayvsrd's building. No. tio
California strst. sas TrzneiseS. California.
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VHICKERnOCKEn nININ0
n cOMPANY;.Lodtion % Principal place

OF business, Nan francirc0, CallornlA-
Location of works. American Flat Mining
District. STOREY county. Nevada.
Notire 10 hereby given. thai At meeting of
the Board OF Diirct'rv. held on the sixteenth
(le,hl day OF Nay. ls1i. an ss.essment
,No. is, OF Thirty GeLis 10 'ent,) per shsrs
vas ievsd upon the piiai sios 81 'be corpor.
alton. pay able Immediately. In United States
gold coin, 10 the Secretary. at the once Of tho
Company. No. 81 Academy Building, no. ~
Pm. strftt. ran frAreis,o, caliiurnia.
Any siock urcn which this sss~s. Dehf shall
rcni,in a. paid IN Tut R>nAY, the twenty.
nrvt (5isti day Of June. isf1. viii be d'liDqusni,
and adveftirrd Tor ~ at pub ir auction, and
unleer payment !. msdr brfotr. will bs sold on
THURSDAY. Tie tselfth tiahI day Of July.
is17. top ~ Oh. ...l guent sess~sinsbt. together
with toss Of sdw rtisibs and expenses OF salt.
J n. SAYkE, SECRETARY.
Ofice-Room NO. 80 Arad~my Blildiny. No.
80 Pine street. san fr.hciseo. California.
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SENATOR SILVER MINlN0 CON.
. rANY. = Location Of prineipai place of
business, Fan franc,sro California.
Location Of vo,ks. Virginia hinirg District.
Store, county. Nevada.
Nyt.cs /, Hereby given. that M Q meeting Of
the lDoard of Dlr~ctor bsd on the ~
day of May. is71. an Aaser,mebt no. 49, OF
fiity C~bts ler share was levhd upsn
the csp.iai stock OF the sorpo' alton. ps,sbl.
Immediately. "a Uhiisd sists gold csdn. 10
the s~cr.tsry, at the Ofice Of the Company.
Mo- 20 .csd.nly Building. 10 Pine strest. ssa
Francisco, California
Any pl.cs upon whish this sssessmsnt shsll
remain unpaid on Thurdsy. tn 7th dsy VI in. G.
is;T, xili be delii queni. and sdveftised fov
psie st pablic aurtiun. and unless payment 10
made b,1orv vii Be sold ON TUthIAY. tho
S;ih Gay ~ June. isl1 10 pay The dsiip.
quent assessment. toe ther wth eosts of Nd.
srrfisins aud eapens 0f ale.
Dy order OF The Basrd o. Direetou.
J n. SAYRE, B~crrtsry.
ORcr- No. 70 Aca.ithiy Buiidirg. No $50 Pine
str. ri Nan Prapctseo. California. my3id
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q A. sANkKY, becrettry.
Ofice-Room %, No. ssi Montgomery st'est.
Ran Prarcisco. california. myfWd

DOCK I1LAND GOLD AND ALL.
IL vRk MINING l0NPANY.--Location Of
principal place Of businsts. Nan franclsco. Cal.
iiornis.
Location OF works. Gold Ilii Mining Die
triet. Nevada
Notice IL hereby given. that 81 . MEETING Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the sth day At
hay, l511. an asss<sment ls0. fxl of Zine u
Cents per sharv Wa. levied upon the capital
stoet oi the corporation. payable immediAtsly.
In Unit states gold DIN. 90 the ssrretsry. q
the otiire ofth Coz pan,. ais California street,
Sxp Ftsnciseo. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shail
remain unpaid on the eleventh liith) day OF
June, 1871, Will be delinquent, and sdver.
tiscd for sale a. public auction. and unless Pay.
msnt 10 made before. will be cold on sATUk.
DAY, the thiftieth (Dt.) day Of Jure, 1871. 20
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs of advertising and expenss~ Of sale.
~ order Of the Bosid of Director.
J.w. CLARK. seeretsry..
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IM Location OF principal plsco OF business.
san Francisco Caltfornia.
Locsiiou Of works. 0old Hill district. siorry
county. sevada-
Noiice 10 hereby given. that At . meeting Of
the u. ard Of Direet0r. held on the 9th day OF
Msy. is11, an Assessment mo. ~ OF Ten
Oent- ,iocI per share vas levied upnn the
capital sioek Of the corporation, payable I'm.
ms-iiately, In United Sistes gold coin. 10 tho
hccrrfary. ai the once Of the Company. hoom
%. No sJi Montgomery str,st, san Francisco.
California.
rrmaln unpaid on the iah day of June,
isfi, will Be delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless Payment
II made befofe win be old on M0SDAY.
the d day OF July, 1877. 10 pay the delit-
quent Assessment, taecthrr with costs OF I'd.
srrtisins aud expenses Of sals.
by order OF the Board OF D,rectors.
y A. SANKKY, becretsry.
Ofice-Room 20, No. ssi Montgomery st'est.
A.. ~ III a-Il
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-04-20
JAS. G. WILSON, f.. M. G OLSTON
VIM. ID. WILSON.

Proposals for Collecting
Taxes.
TN compliance with the Act of the General
J. Assembly of Maryland, passed at the jan
uary Session, 1876, Chapter 372 the Coun-
ty Commissioners of Hartford county hereby
give notice that they will meet at their Office,
in the Court House, in Bel Air,
On Tuesday, APRIL Gath, 1877,
from IL o'clock, NJ, to o'clock, P. NJ,
to RECEIVE BIDS for the collection of both
State and County taxes for 1877, for the
several Collection Districts of Hartford coun-
ty.
They further give notice that all persons
bidding for said collections, shall at the
time of so doing file with the said Commits
sioners good and sufficient bond or bonds
for the respective district or districts for
which such person may bid-the final sum
and conditions of said bonds to be in accord
ance with the provisions of Article 81 of the
Code.
They also give notice that all bids must be
strictly in accordance with the provisions of
said Act of 1876, Chapter 372.
By order,
ape JAMES A. FULTON, Clerk.
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York dec1
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My supply is limited, Parties desiring to Sc
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and 10 germiadte Cash must accompany all
orders. For either of the above seeds address
JAMES CAMPBELL,
feb23 en- &C Fulton Street, N. Y.
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TRADE.-The other day an agent for a
Chicago grocery house was looking around
Detroit, the Free Press says, to see where
he could pick up an order. He entered a
store on Grand River avenue, and before
introducing himself he asked:
"Well, how's trade2"
"John John !" called the grocer to the
buy at the back end of the store, show
much molassas have you sold this week ~
"S-i-x quartsY" drawled John.
"And how much did we sell last
week p
"Five and a.half."
San increase of pint trade is picking
right up" said the grocer, as he turned to
the agent.
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THE DIFFERENCE" Now, then, state
your CASE" said a Detroit lawyer the Other
day, as he put the tive-dollar bill away in
his vest pocket. "Well," began his client
suppose the man living next door wants
10 put barn right up against my line
coming within two feet of my house 2''-
He can't do il, sir-can't do any such
thing" replied the lawyer. But want
to put my barn right up against his line, ;
remarked the client. Oh-ab-yes, ]
see. Well sir, 60 right head and put
your barn there. All the law in the case
Is on your side."-Detroit Free Press.
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No FAITH IN BLUE CLASSICAL 81 and
one of his chums met at James's Bank cor
ner yesterday morning.
"Whar is you bin dis mornin', Peter"
"I'se bin up dar at Marse Willium's
house putin in some blue glass in de Win
ders oh de flow'r conservative !"
"Blue glass What for dey putin dat
kline OBJ glass in dere, std oh de Urinary
glass ?"
81 dunno sho', but dere's some kline OBJ
silence in hit, fer heard Marse Willum say
in dat some man hez 'skiver'd dat blue
glass kyores d'zease, fattens hogs, meks de
crooked strate, an de vegitibles and
flow'rs ter grow three times ez fas' and fo'
times as fine ~
Jaw, go way Niger; wha' kline oh lick
er did Marse Willium glib you dis mornin'
for do job ?"
"Hit's de truf, 'cordin' to Marsc Willium
He say dat blue glass is got mo- pow'r dan
all de guwanner and soupefosfates in de
country"
"Well, now, you'se stewart in de chu'ch,
amt you ?"
"Yas, sir"
"Well, now, you jes git err blue glass
sa'sser nex' Sunday, an Sc de 'feckt OBJ hit
when yer 60 to raise de collecshun-ef dat
succeed Use gwne tor b'leeb in de Silence
OBJ blue glass, but not befo'!"
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SINGULAR GEOLOGICAL FACT.-At Mode
ma, in Italy, within circle of four miles
around the city, whenever the earth is dug
and the workmen arrive at the distance of
sixty three feet, they come to a bed of
chalk, which they bore with an auger, five
feet deep. They then withdraw from the
pit before the anger is removed, and upon
its retraction the water bursts up with
great violence, and quickly fills the wells
thus made, the supply ofwater being Meth
er affected by rains or droughts At the
depth of fourteen feet are found the ruins
of an ancient city, houses, paved streets and
mason work. Below this is layer of
earth, and at twenty-six feet walnut trees
are found entire, and with leaves and wal
nuts upon them. At twenty-eight feet
soft chalk is found, and below this vegeta-
bles and trees, and the remains of another
city.
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TIE GGZS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, APRIL 90, 1877.
Would Not Live Away,

The death of Rev. Dr. Muhenberg will lend
interest to the well-known hymn, 81 Would Not
Live Away" This celebrated and beautiful
hymn was not, originally, hymn at all, but
poem of some six stanzas of eight lines each,
and first appeared in the Episcopal Recorder, of
Philadelphia, in 1924 We present this poem
to our readers in its original FORM
AS FIRST WRITTEN.
| would not live alway-liye Away below;
oh, no; 1'll not linger when hidden to go;
Are enough for life's woes, full enough for its
Would l shrink from the paths which the
prophets of God,
Apostles, and martyrs, SO joyfully trod?
Like spirit unblessed DER the earth would |
While brethren and friends are all fastening
home
| would not live alway-I ask not to stay,
Where storm after storm rises dark DER the
way;
Where, seeking for rest, we but hover around,
Like the patriarch's Bird and no resting is
Where hope, when she paints her gay bow in the
air,
Leaves its radiance to fade in the night of de.
spair,
And joys feeting angel ncer sheds glad ray,
Save the CLEAN OF the plumagc that bears him
away.
Temptation without and corruption within;
In moment of strength if sever the chain,
Scarce the victory is mine ere Pm captive
again;
Fen tie rapture of pardon is mingled with
fears,
And the cup of thanksgiving with penitent
tears,
The festival trump calls for jubiant songs,
But my spirit her own miserere prolongs.
would not live alway-no, welcome the tomb;
Since Jesus hath lain there | dread not its
gloom.
Where he deigned to sleep I'll too bow my head,
All peaceful to slumber on that hallowed bed.
Then the glorious daybrcak to follow that
night,
The Orient CLEAN of the angels Of light,
With their clarion call for their sleepers TO rise
And chant forth their mathis on their way to
he skies.
Who would live always away from his God,
Away from yon heaven, that blissful abode,
Where the rivers of pleasure flow DER the bright
plains,
And the noontde of glory eternally reigns;
Where the saints of all ages in harmony meet
Their Saviour and brethren transported TO
greet,
While the songs of salvation exultingly roll,
And the smile of the Lord is the feast of the
soul?
That heavenly music what is it / hear?
The notes of the harper ring sweet in mine car!
And see, soft unfolding those portals of gold,
The King all arrayed in His beauty behold
o, give me; o, give me the wings of dove,
To adore Him, be near him, enrapt in his love
/ but wait the summons, | list for the word
with the Lord
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Why is a young lady just from board
ing school like building committee q
Because she is ready to receive propo-
sails.
Why is criminal who suffers the
death penalty by hanging like logged
sailor9 Because he suffers at the ropes
end.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30

A man who saw the partial destruction of the
Omaha bridge by cyclone describes it as a
dense black cloud coming down stream, carry
ing forward water column standing on the
river with it's head in the clouds. In front the
air is filled with hail, streams of fire run along
the iron bars and columns of the bridges but
the moment the whirlwina water column
strikes it the whole is lit up by binding
electric glare, the bridge vanishes, shoots up
to great height above the piers, aud then is
dashed with inconceivable velocity back into
theriver. Large stones are torn ont of the rip
rapping, and shoot up perpendicularly Sky
feet to the top of the railroad grade This de-
scription is regarded by many as fanciful; but
Prof. Tce, of St. Louis, says it is not, and
adds: II " as charged with laboripg under an
illusion when, in the summer of 1858, as
serted that the steepe of the Baptist Church
first shot up into the cloud. Not until tie
architect declared that it must have been SO.
and could not have been otherwise was the
correc ness of my statement admitted. The
architects opinion was based upon the fact
down by braces twelve feet long into the
tower, and this braoed frame was pulled up
and out without disturbing stone in the tow
or. The large stone cross in the Calvary Gem
etery, weighing several tons, that went down
in the North st. Louis tornado last year, went
up frat, for there was the upright iron dowell
that had been in the socket of the shaft.
Houses always go down when caught in the
vortex of q tornado, but those caught in the
centre invariably fret 60 up. When, in the
East st. Louis tornado, the cloud snatched up
q locomotive, carried it over pond, and drop
ped it down, right side up. the wise by tradi-
tion pooh -poohed at the assertion that it was
carried, and declared that it was blown into
the pond, notwithstanding not q trace of such
action could be seen in the smooth and level
sand over which it must have rolled if such
had been the fact. How did it happen, then.
that the tiny electric cloud that was arrested
over Langley pond, South Carolina, on the 18th
of August, 1874, formed waterspout, which
lasted for about ten minutes, in which time it
lifted to the clouds over 214 600 tons of water,
and the cloud, immensely enlarged and dis
tended, walked off with it without spilling q
drnn9j