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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-03
NRowN p0INr RAyINE GOLD
AND SILVER MINING coMpAsY.-Lo.

a oaAN
cation VI principal place OF business. Ban
Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold mn, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q meetingo Of
he Board Of Directors, held ON the 2tih day OF
november. 1871. an assessment tho. d OF
Ten Cents per share was levied upon Tbs
capital stock OF the corporation, payable
immediately, In United States gold coin, 10
the secretsdy. at the Once Of the COMPANY.
30 California street. Rooms . and 4, over Etna
Insurance once. sAn Francisco. California.
Any stock up,n which this Assessment shAll
remain unpaid on saturday. the 18th day Of De-
ember. 1871, will DO delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction. aud unless payment 10
made before, will DO SOLD on WKDsESDAY. the
lcih day Of January. 1878, " pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs OF I'd.
v~ertising and expenser of sale.
by order OF the DJani Of Director.
J. NJ. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Ofice-3O9 California street. Rooms . and 4,
second floor, over !HtnA Insurance once, Ban
ffancisco. California. no76td
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CAUTION NOTICE.

uAyISo PURCHASED THE SALOON
III I'm Lower Gold Hill heretoforok known ~
RON DAWES sALOON. toeether NJ b ell
debte md a~ccounts due the concern, ] hereby
psy inch MONEYS 10 any one except myssif, and
no one slss 10 legally entitled g receive o. ~
esipt for the sams.
oc71 ims WIN.
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ANDES SILVER MINING COZ.
n PAsY.-Locaiion Of principal OF business.

N sEt 49,
II PAsY.-Localion OF principal OF business.
San Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Virginia. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice ia hereby given, that ct . meeting. Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the 9th day
Of November. 1871, IN assessment mo. VI Of
twenty-five Cents per share vas levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. 10 United States gold coin. TO
the Secretary. Of the once Of tho Company,
Room 4. Ncvsda Block. Ban Francisco Call
iornia,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18Th day q Dccembsr.
1877, will DO delinquent, and advertised Tor
-aie AZ public auction, and unless payment 10
insdr beforp, win be sold on wkDNBBDAY. the
second day ~ January. ISIS. To- pay the delin.
quent Assessment. together with costs OF I'd.
v~ertisins and expenses Of nale.
1872 n, LANDEliS, secretary.
O~ehce-noom No. .. Nevada Block. No. eO9
Montgomery street. ian Francisco. California.
nos I'd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0rFrcE or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ Mining COMPANY. San Francisco. Nov. Z,
isT1.-At . meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF
the abovs named Company. held this day, Q
dividend tho. xl Of v az Dollars per share
WAS declared. payable ON "Wednesday, Nov. 10,
stsnt A. W. uAvENs.
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NORTH DAYTON GOLD AND
IN SILVER MINING COMPANY Location
o. principal place Of business. Ban Francisco,
California.
Location OF works, De,i's Gate Mining Dls.
trct. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice.-Thers arc delinquent upcn the fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of assess.
m.nt mo. ~ levied on the ioth day Of Octohar,
1871. tho several o set opposite the
OF the res. eetive shareholders, % fol.
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D%ELTNQUsNf SALES.
I1IDEs GOLD AND sILvER HIN.

HEIDEs GOLD AND SILVER HIN.
M mo COMPANY. -Locaiion Of principal
place Of businesS, Ban franciseo, cAlifo.nis.
Storey County, Nevada.
Notics.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing-descrbed stock, on account OF assess'
ment Ono. ~ levied on the 25d dav OF October.
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. - fol.
on Names. No. csrt,f. shs. Amr.
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DArrEN MININ0 COnPANY.-

i Location Of principal place Of business.
ran D francisco, California.
Location Of works, American Fiat. Storey
comfy, State Of Nevada,
Notice.-Thers arc Delinquent upon tho fol
lowing described stock. on account Of asscss-
ment mo. y levied on the i9th day OF October.
1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. ~ fol.
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CENp 80. TO O. r. R0wRLL 3 90
y New York. for PampAlst. Of 100 pagss. COO
mining lists Of 500 ~uswDpapers. and sstimAtas
showing cod Of Advertising. nSif
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CAUTION.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
Company sale No. a. The public IL
hereby cautioned against purchasing the follow
ing DESERVED stock Of the Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company, A. the same Was sold for
Assessment No. n, this asth day OF November,
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alta SILVER INNING CON

n Y.-Locstion OF principal place Of
business. Ban Frapeisco, California.
Location Of works, uold Hlll Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notlce.-There are delinquent upon tho fol
lowing described stock. On account al assess
ment mo. ~ levied on the Goth day OF October.
1871, the several amounts Get opposite the
names Of tho respective shareholders. 40 FOL.
lows
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lssEssNEsrs LEVIRD.
NOTICE.

-
A MEETING OF IHk BOARD %
a Dirrctors OF the kORrH OOhsOLlpATkD
VfagINlA MINING COMPANY, held october
=. lsIi. AsssrsmsnI ss1y ~ resrinded. ana
snars. lesiea su,y ,..sn .s.ss.msnt hss BEEN
n.,s VII hs eredited on Assessment No. 10.
levied oo'oo. Jo n hAoUIRE. Secretary.
Dan s
.- s.o,vuarvn VIE.
NOBIit Ios.,ior
~ GlsiA MINING ~ v,snriseo'
Of principal place OF pus'n0s
CaliforniA. ..,. a,o,.x emptv
Location OF works, virginia, ''"''J soNA"'
Nevada. u..,,,, a,
Notice 70 neIeny R,ven, 49, 10 ss,n dsv
the Board OF directors. neso W ~ N, -
OF 0ctobsr, 1871, an assessmsns !so. w
Seventy osnts per share va lsvisa W. m ~
capita, stock o. me cosporauoh, pcr1yns ~ liz
mediateiy, N Uniteo 49, ko.s ~ Eoom a
secrenry. q me once OF ne ~ rsii.
NO. tls oAiiornis su~rosA
iornis. --.,. ant. ....ssmsnt shall
AM stoek upon .n,e ae.s ss.n ~ Novc,nber.
remAin unpaid on the Iotn o.y Y, NV.nsnd ~.
1871, VIII. % delnquenI. M .a,snsr, 4.
sale a. publ, Aneuon. snu ,be
made before VIII % 500 ~ a.
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And In aecord,nos with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Dlrectors, made on the 2sd day u
October. 1877. % many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock % may be necessary will Be
sold 81 public auction, at the rooms OF the
Company. Nos. 70 and ~ Merchants Exchange.
California street, San francisco. California. on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of December. 1877. Of
the hour Il "a O'CLOCK n. Of said day. 10 pay said
delinquent ass"ssment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses o; sale.
LOUIS KkPLAN, Secretary.
Once - Rooms m and n Mcrchants' Ex.
change. Fan Hrancinca. QalIklrnIl. no2ftd
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TO LET.

A LARGE HOUSE. axso. tU1rABLE n
"A for 4 restaurant. and Q house with
seventeen rooms, adjoining. Both could -
ne used A. . boarding and lodging. house. 0p.
posIts the Railroad Depot on Union. and on d
'rS Union ' ~ yoES PIPER.
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And In accordance with law, and an order
OF the hoard Of Directors, made on the 9Th
day Of October. 1871. 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock a. may DO Snecessary win
DO sold at public auction. at the once Of
he Company. - Pine street. Ban Franeirco,
California. on MONDAY. the ID dag Of Deem
Der, 1877, at ths hour Of . o'clock ,. n. Of said
day. to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
J. L. YIELDS. Secretary.
Once No. 33t Pine strsst. Ian francisco,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn THE MATTER OF NJ. HEFFERMAN.
l Deceased .-No,ice Ia hereby given By the
undersigned q, adminirtrstor OF the estate Of NJ.
Lieierman. deceased. TO the crsditors OF and all
perrons having claims against tho raid deceased,
10 exhibit tacm. with the proper vouchers,
within ten months after the hrst publication of
this notice, 10 the said administrator. 81 the
once OF J. %. Harris. attorney At law, Main
strcet. Gold Hin, STOREY county. NeysdA.
II. IL. sYMoNS.
Administrator Of the estate Of N. hefferman'
DATED At Gold Hi. New. Nov. 10. 1871. nole
nffIcE or THE BOARD OF
" County Commissioner Of Storey county,
NevadA.-Notice IL hereby given. In pursuance
Of an crder made and enter,d In the minutes OF
aid Board on the 9th day of November, A.. u.
ls11. that the County Commissioner. Of Storey
county will not allow or pay auy bills against
storey county for stationery, blanks. books or
general supplies furnisled 10 said county. un.
lees the same shall hAve been contracted Tor by
the board Of County Commissioner or ordered
ny some individual member of said Board. and
I'll c unity officials are directed 10 file written
rcquisi ions with the Chrk IN or before the
first meeting OF the Board. Tor such supplies ~
they may need or require during aid month.
In witnces whereof. 1 have hereunto SET my
hand and sfixed the seal OF said county Of
storey, this 9Th day OF November. A. ID. 1871.
J.. Y. MCFARLAND. County Clerk.
Vv n N TuaAean1 napukv Olafl nna I'm
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nPPIcE OF rHE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. San Francisco, California. Nov.
It'll, tsT1.-At . mceiing OF ths Board III d.
pectors Of the above named Company. held
this day. Q dividend NO. 49, Of Two polian per
share was declared. payable on Thur.dsy. Nov.
isth. Transfer books elosed until the 18th
noio G. p. GORDON. Secretary.
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NEW TODAY.
10s.OLIDArED IMPERIAL MN,

Nv IN0 COMPANY. = Location Of principal
place OF business. san Francisco. CAiuoniA.
STOREY county. Nevada
Notice There are delinquent upon the fol
iowing.de>c-ibcd rtosk. on account Il sssess
msnt mo. 81 Levied ON the I'D day Of October
isTT, the seversi amounts yet opposite thu
name. u tho respective shareholder. - fol
lose: -.
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Garitncr and uock-r. Trus. llcSl.. .lOu. So. 40 a.
tiaidlpcr AMI iiooker d. lT1Ti.. 100. IN :.
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Qardiner aLd Hooker do 7cs2.. .iUo.. ~ a..
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CLOSED ON SUNDAYS.

NJorIcB IN HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
N the undersigned. 0rocery Merchants Of
aold MIN. viii no, open our places Of businsss
ROBINSON 4 FOLSOM,
RICHARD MERCER.
Gold Hir. Oct. 2eth. is1T. oHt
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NAYrON GOLD AND sILvEk
- MINING CONPANY.-Location OF primer
nal place of business, Ban Francisco, Califor'
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NEVADA ITEMS.

W. Farren. Of James street, Neville.
county Donegal. Ireland. writes TO Post
master Wilson making inquiry for his
son. James Farrsn. who. whsn last heard
from. Wal driving q team In the silver
mines near Eureka. The letter states
that he has been residing In that section
for the last Ave years. but OF late has
failed to write home. and his old father
fears that some misfortune may have
ovsrtaken him.
The Sirvr SLATE Of yesterday says: Yes.
terday the railroad men discovered q
switch at the main track sast OF town
opened In such . way ~ TO make the
ditching Of q train going east or west
over the road inevitable. The passen-
Ger was the first train due at the time,
and serious consequences might have re-
suited had not the discovery been made
that the switch was out Of place.
The Austin RsreiA says: The new
diegings at Silver Greek have been set
off In = new district, segregated from
Reese River District, and named whse.
ler District. A shaft has been sank on
the Mountain Chief mine to . depth Of
siIiy feet, disclosing q wide ledge Of fine
ore all the way down.
Burton. Two-Two Johnny'i oonpan-
ion in his numerous escapsdes. and who
accompanied that modern Jack Shop.
pard in his flight from the Eureka eoun'
" Jail, has bsen recaptursd Of Pioehs.
and Is held at that place awaiting orders
from the authorities OF Eureka.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-02
Bohemlanlsm.

Good work, a. . rule, IL only done by
people vhs have paid their bills. Why
vas Shakespeare 90 far ahead OF oil Gen.
Temporary dramatistsY because Shake
spesrs had the good n to make
money. and was, therefore. able 10 conn.,
mand the market, and write his later
works without undue pressure. Others
could only write In a tavern, or to get
out Of q creditor clutch. Shakespeare
mind was at ease by the consciousness
Of his comfortable investments at STRAIT
ford. Hamlet was written because Shake
spear was solvent. Pope was able 70
polish his verses because he judiciously
made himself Independent by his Ho-
msr. Wordsworth, like Hayden, wished
70 shake the world; but unlike Hayden.
he recognized and acted upon the truth.
and the frst condition Of such power Is
personal independence. Live for art, II
you will; but frst be sure that you have
not to live by your art, otherwise the
only harvest that you can reap will be
that Of the nrst reckless sbullitions. when
the responsibility Of life does not weigh
upon the buoyancy Of youth. Some good
has come out OF Bohemia /; but any one
who sojsurns permanently in that Sc
ductive region IL SURF to lose his vigor
a. we'll - his money. and produce in
the end mere scraps and outlines, and
rough indications Of what he might
have done. When we are asked 10 con.
slider how much may have been crushed
In poets condemned to writing lsdgers.
we can only reply by pointing out how
much has certainly been Lost by poets
who have run 10 seed In spongiag'
houses. From the days OF Marlows to
those Of the unhappy Edgar A. Poe. wa
have innumsrabls warnings that genius
runs to waste when II does not conds'
sosad to DO respectable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-02
NEW RAILROAD.

We notice that n project 10 msotsd in
some Of the papers Of this section for .
straight railroad from Virginia City to
Truckse river. This is not q 0 pro-
jet by any means, for 1t has been talked
Of for some years. and is likely to be
talked Of for some years lsngsr. The
route for a narrow-gaues railroad was
surveyed some years ago. and b. A.
Townsend l. Co.. who. u Va mistake
not. secured . franchise 10 that eject
came to the conclusion not to build the
road. The distance In . straight line. from
Virginia to Reno IL about twenty miles.
while BY way Of the Virginia and Tfuckss
Railroad Il Is about city miles. Were
there NO natural difficulties In the way
Of a straight road. Il would b built
at once. but there 10 whore the
trouble comes in. A % railroad
might Be constructed following the
mountains around 70 Inc dfv1oe %
tween washos and Eagle Valleys.
crossing at that point and then follow
ing along the base Of the Sierra 10
Crystal Peak. or as high up the Truekss
Is II could be carried to intersection
with the Central Pacific railroad.
This would pass along through OF
mar good timber and wood
range, but after all u would not b much
Of an improvement over the present rail-
road In the matter Of length. a. IL would
not BE- ten miles shorter. Rivalry Be-
tween the two roads might iaurs to the
pecuuiary benefit Of the travelling and
commercial public. and In case times
brighten up. a new road may b built
perhaps. Fl
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Marysvills appeal Of July 3lst
says On Monday morning about one
o'clock there was another attempt TO
burn the city by firing the lumber yard
Of the Union Lumber Company. on the
corner Of b aud Fourth streets. The
incsndiary went to the center Of the
piles Of dry board lumber. and with coal
oil started q FIRE. Fortunately watch.
man Jackson. standing In front OF tho
Marysvills Foundry. discovered the first
blaze and sounded an alarm. At the
name time E. J. Lockwood, Spence De-
puy. 8. Munros. and Q man named
Snead were awakened by the glare Of
the fame. and working with buckets Of
water. kept the fire down till steamer
No. 2 arrived on the ground and s1tin.
guishsd II.
Two Chicago ladies, accompanied by
their husbands, with Alfred and Ben.
Mccoy and Mr. Ginger. left the Mccoy
ranch. Laksport, on Sunday Of last
week for a hunt on Eel river. They
were out In the woods ssven days. hunt
ing through . very rough and brushy
country. Tue ladies came In In very
good condition. having enjoyed their
mountain experience immensely. and
gone through q phase Of California life
few Eastern women have the pluck TO
attempt a trial Of.
The Vallejo Chronicle Of July 30th
says: Sergeant sullivan Of the Marines
on the Yard was given liberty Sunday
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THE ONO RErrBLicANs.


The Republican State Convention OF
Ohio met yesterday. presented their
platform Of principles to the people.
nominated their candidates. and ad-
jourpsd. The work was done promptly.
as the work Of all conventions should
be done. and done we'll. Both parties
are now in the field. and the canvass
has fairly opened. They have nine
weeks In which to appeal to the people,
and then will ONO the decisive day in
which the voters will take the matter in
their own hands. and Ohio will speak.
Fortunately. Congress meets in extra
session On the same day A. the election.
and before the National Legislature Is
fairly organized for work. the result In
the Buckeye State will be known in
wsshington. That result will have .
great influence in moulding the course
Of legislation this Winter. II the Re-
publicans win. . they can do. BY
earnest work. the backbone OF the con-
spiraey to split the party will be broken.
II. On the other hand. the Democrats
win. II will b by means OF Republican
votes. and this will give hope to the
co~nspirators and inspire them with
courage. Never before did so much de-
pend upon the vote Of the single State
OF Ohio.
THE platform adopted is . good one
one xpon which any iair.minded man
can stand. Il calls for the rsmonetiza-
ton Of silver. making il u legal tender.
but sst for the repeal Of the Rssump-
ton hill. Il endorses the President. as
the News has eonscientiously endorsed
him throughout. In other words. II APP
proves Of his efforts TO effect . Perma-
nent pacihcation Of all sections OF the
country. but declares that all the amend
msnts to the Constitution must DO car
risd out in lstter and spirit. 1t wisely
rsfrai.s from saying anything as TO the
opinions Of Republicans regarding the
wisdom Of Mr.. Hayes course. leaving
that to be developed by time and the
progress Of events. in the full faith tina,
should II prove a failure after a fair
trial. 1t will be promptly changed to
meet existing emergencies.
The candidates nominated are all sood
and popular men. and with such . plat
form and such nominations, II the Re.
publicans fail to carry the State in octo'
Der Il will be their wi fault.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-02

DR. JAMES BRrcs. the distinguished
Edinburg gsolosist, Is another martyr
to science. He went q short time ago
to collect specimens at the Falls Of
Foyer. near Inverness. and II Il supposed
that In his enthusiasm 10 examine some
geological point he had stepped from the
top Of ~apreciplce at the Pass at Interfari.
kaig. or fallen through . portion Of the
rock giving way. for late In the evening
two game.ksspsra found his body. quite
dead and fsarfully manslsd. This Il
not the Arst accident which. In bis SCI
sntiae kesnness after geological 70
search. DR.. Bryce met. Though we'll
stricken in years he devoted his moi
abundant leisure indsfa.igably 70 science
during the summer. and when the
Winter SHOWS on the Highland Hills did
not permit Of his taking his walks
abroad. 10 revising his old works and
writing new ones. His eldest son !,
Professor OF Civil Law at Oxford.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-02
Beware Of the vlddsrs."

News comes from Virginia City that
President Weller has suspended Super.
intsndsnt Curtis from the Ophir and
Mexican mines. and put Superintendent
Hardy, OF the Imperial, In temporary
control. The same dispatch says that
there Il NO possibility that Curtis will
be rsinstatsd, for he has admitted sum.
cisnt TO warrant the Trustees OF the
companies In removing him. We sup
pose, then. the widow Cooper's eocsn.
trioitiss are true, a reported. and that
she In fact did run the labor account OF
the Ophir to suit herself. This removal
will make the grass short with Curtis.
The Superintsndsncy OF three such
mines a. Ophir. Savage and Mexican
must have yielded In salaries alone from
1000 to 81, 200 per month. and As Cur.
tis II not rich by any means, the stop.
page Of this income will be seriously
felt. Mr. Curtis Is n Of the oldest
supsrintsndsnts on the C~omstock. and
has hitherto been regarded as one Of the
ablsst and most Trustworthy. Now he
IL likely 10 have time to sit down and
ruminats over Tony Wsllsr's advice
"Samivel. beware Of the vidden. -
San francisco Stock Exchange.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-02


The Southern Democrats seem to
think 1t complete answer to the charge
that there Is no negro in the Georgia
Constitutional Convention to AJAX II In
the Northern Statas II is customary to
send colored delegates to such Conven-
tons. This Is no answer at all. The
negro element in Georgia forms an snor.
nous proportion Of the voting populs'
ton, while In the Northern States 4.
forms = very small proportion. 1t is as
unjust to exclude the negro from the
Georgia Convention rs u would be to
exclude the Irishman or the German
from O New York Convention.