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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
DELINQUENT SALES.
" MINING ooNPANY-Locsuon Of prn.

eiPd plsos Of businsss, Virginia, Nevada.
Location Of works, Gold Hin Mining District.
storey o ~ Nevada, and DEVILS Gate Mining
District. Lyon county. Nevada.
N~oicc.-Thffo are delinquent upon the FOL
lowfng-described stock OF the new issus OF ts1f,
on account OF assessment No. y levied on
the 7th day Of July. 1871, the several amounts
set opposite tho names OF the respective
Shareholder, a. follows;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
NOTICE TO STOCK CUSTOMERS.

BASk ere hereby notified tazt the intervs, On
zane has bsrn reduced 10 c.e per cent. per
IN nth A. w. WITH. Msasrer.
virsinis. New. s-pt. n 1877. se't In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
DELINQUENT sttss

UXNCOUVER MININ0 ConfA.
v NY-Loeation Of principal place Of busi.
ness. ssn Fraueisco, California
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the iol'
lowiuedercribed stock, on account OF aseess
ment mo. -, levied on the 5tn DAY OF nnse,a,
is1T' Inc several amounts set opposite the
Names ia Of The respective sharsbOldsrs, As
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
srocKRoIDERs' MEETING.

SE0RKdArED BRLCIER MINING CON-
pany:-The regular Annual Meeting Of tho
goskhoiders OF the segr Gated Byicher Mining
Company. Toe the election OF Trustses 10 servc
the 60 uing yesf. and for The Transaction OF
such other business - may prrpety cons be-
fors II, viii be held ct tie once 81 the CON-
pany. No tf< California street. San Francisco,
California. on TUKsDAY. the ~ day Of Ocio-
bos. ls17, st u oiclock. noon. Transfer books
VIII be clio. I'd on Tburday. september n, 1911.
GRO. D. EDWARDS, Secretary
San Frnnriscn. eept. II. iRT. psf0td
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NORTM aALnOTN 0OLn Ann

N0nTH CALHOUN GOLD AND
o. principal place Of buslnsrr. Gold hin, Nc.
vada.
Location Of works. Eagle and Canon Mining
Disirict. ormsby County. Nev.ds.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the FOL.
IosIng uescribed stock of the Moth Calhoun
Gold and silver Mining Company, on account
OF assessment mo-. ~ levied on the 3rh day
o. July 1871, the several amounts set opposite
ths names OF the respective shareholder. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
o%LENsaook. LAKE TAHoI
JOINT TIMETABLE

Nr THE VIRGINIA AND rRUcKrE AID
" TRUuKEE AND CENrkN PACIFIC
RAILROADS.&C. rsr.sxh Trains bstseei San
francisco and Virginia City:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

Location Of works, Gold Hiu District, Storey
county. Nevada
Notlos.-There are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock. on account Of assess-
msnt (Ho. ~ levied on the 18th day OF jury.
1877, the several amounts set opposite he
n,nes OF the respective Shareholders. as FOL.
lowsi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

u Lippman.. stock divided. ..isss.. ~ 10
And In sccordanee with Law. and an ordsr 81
the Board OF Trustees. inade on the 3Oih day OF
July. 1871. % many shares NJ each parcel of
such stock ~ may be necesssry viii lie soid
81 public auction. at the once 81 the q On pany,
da. IN MONDAY, TIE Ia day % Oetobsr, ISL.
q the hour OF ! o'clock r. ~. 20 ~ said aelin.
gent assessment ther on. together with eats
Of Advertising and ~Ipst 80 Of the sale.
By order Of tho Board Of Trustees.
su3i ID III THURMAN. sscretfy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
riprR.s nrILpiNG. vIRaIsIA CITY
Csrssr n and usisu strsets
GOTH. nAisrs
Civil. and Mining Engineer and surveyor.
ENalAtsRs' MEETlNos.

CoMsrocK iopor. no. I. or Tux
" Dr.,hethcci ot stAu nAry Engineers,
meets AVERY FIRST AND THIkD MOSpAY
~ eseh month. at Obi Fellows Han, Cod
liill.
WILLIAM GAMBLER, Chief.
oEonok j. PHnu>.. v. A. X. iviJ nm
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GLOBE CONsOLiDATED INNING

NLOBk CONSOLIDATED MININO
" COMPANY .-Loe.tion of principal place
trict. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, On account OF %
sessmcnt no. 10. levied on tie 2sth day Of
July. 1871, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholder. -
follows:
Nance. No. Certif. Bhs. Amt.
Ill srocx.
Fisher x. Trustee. ..isos. 100 Gas =.
NEW STOCK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

Zoe. Z and .. nsily.
NJ. . is.v-- san Prsnci-co foe Reno sha
Virginia Ctr ru,siays. Thursdays and sAtar
DAYS. only
No. & leaves Virginia City and Reno Tor San
visneisco Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
oa'y.
PALACE SLEEPING CARS
RIM on Trains Nos. 3 and q. between Vallejo
n. N. YEsfNGToS.
General supt v. ". X.
A. ". rOSNk.
feic,f Gsne.sl supt Q .. u. u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
DELINQUENT SALES.

NENTENNIAL COLO AND Silver
" MINING ooxPAHY.-Locstion Of princi.
pal place OF business, Ban Francisco, Califor.
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FOR LAKE TAHOE.
DAILY OPPOSITION LINE.
, NEW LINE or STAGES LEAVES TIE
A,,,.g,s. Iisss~. C.r.s. Cisy.

ry.ry morulnx. 90 the arrival Of The cas- from
yirsinIa City and uold hill, connecting a. tim
brook with The stAu.ch- built. doubs deek.
.louhl. enigma steamer
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a UREoLA COLD AND sILvEs
olpsi pisco Of business. San Francisco. Cali
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

THE JEsUirs lS PoLIrrCs.-At the
late Georgetown College commence
m-nt, President Healy, s. J., in his
address to the graduates. referred
TO the subjects Of three Of the ora
tors ofthe graduating elass-"Ancient
Republics, Enoch b. Abell. Medieval
Republics" Jas. A. McElhinny: Mod
ern Republics" Arthur Hood, jr., and
observed that what had been said by
the young men were their ow n opinions,
and il might not be inappropriate for
him to speak upon the same subject
He then remarked: 1T has been said
that We Jesuits are not fitted for the
task OF educating the citizens OF a free
and enlightened Republic. We do not
appreciate, nor do we pretend to teach
a patriotism that fights by substitute and
persecutes others that differ in opinion.
But il there be a question Of that gem
uine patriotism that is willing to sacri-
flee fortune, lite and all for our country
and its institutions, ] can fearles>ly ap-
peal 10 the annals Of our own history
10 prove that our scholars are the peers
of any in the land" Then turning To
the graduates, Father Healy said thu.
ss they were jus: starting out IN the
world. f they were in any way called
upon 10 serve their country, either IN a
civil or military capacity, he trusted
that they would prove their patriotic
devotion and do justice 10 the tea hinge
Of the Jesuits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

CHURCH INDEBrFpNESs.-The New
York Tribune few days since pub
lished list Of the religious institutions
of New York city which are in debt,
giving the amount owing by each. The
list numbers fifty-fve, the smallest in
deh'edncs, being $4,000: the largest
$3.50 900. These sums are secured by
mortgages, and embrace only those
which have been made since 1869.
Foreclosure proceedings have been
commenced in several cases, and il is
not unlikely there will he a good dea
OF embarrassment to the bodies occupy
ing the edi6ces. The recapitula,ion (by
demonstration) foots up as follows -
Presbyterian, $7O6.OOO Reformed.
1864, 600; Protestant Episcopal. $453.-
600: Roman Catholic, $229 900: Bap-
tist. $212,0O0: Methodist, $7a. 900 ::
Lutheran. $44.ss6: total 50. 367 1856.
The Tribune remarks THE finest and
costliest Of the fashionable churches in
this city are heavily mortgased. No
other class q improved real estate in
this city appears to be so heavily incum-
bered as that ofits religious associations.
Nearly the whole Of the debt created bv
these mortgages has been for the pur-
pose Of enlarg,ng edi6ces, or the con-
struction OF new ones. There can be
found scarcely an example where a
church has incurred debt for the purpose
Of increasing salaries or the number OF
its laborers. or TO enlarge its contribu-
tions TO general charity or missionary
funds. All has apparently been for
show.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

method Of cure be had lust discovered,
he simply washed has ksnds I'm water.
:. ..Thintiag." says Mr.. Bsis.oa '-s..ss the
disease would only manifest itself on ,he
fostieth day. snd having MANY pssienss
10 see, ] put 0a from day 30 dsy % take
the remedy had discovered, namely,
steam baths. On the ninth day, whsls
IN my study. had violent pain in nav
throat and IN my eyes: my body seemed
30 light that fit could have ;umped
to tremendous height, os thst Il I
lesPed out Of the window could have
aosted in the air. Ny hair was 80 sea-
sitive that il seemed 20 me chat could
coBot eaeh individusl hair witheul ses-
ing IL. The saliva was abundant in my
mouth. The air produced very pam
fui Impression on me. and I avoided
letting my eyes rest on brilliant objects
! had \ continual longing to run abou,
and bite, not men. but animals and
all kinds Of things around me. drank
with difficulty, but the sight OF the wa
ter was more painful thar the pain il
caused IN swallowing IL. think that
person suffering from hy droy hobia could
always drink IL their eyes were closed.
The pains occurred every fise minutes,
commencing at the wound and running
up to the shoulder. Thinking that a
steam bath Vas a preventive. not cure.
took one-not as a cure. but 70 try To
smother myself. When the bslh came
to 50 degrees eentigrade (l254 Fahren-
heiC all the symptoms left me ~ by
enchantment, and since then have ncv.
er iet them. I have attended more
than eighty persons bitten by rabid an
imals; oil we're cured by q vapos bath"
II a person has been bitten ty a mad
dog, seven vapor or Russian baths mus,
be given, from 81 to SO degrees cent?
grade 1884 TO las! FahrenheiN. This
Is only preventive. II once the d.
scase has declared itself, only one bath
is necessary rapidly heated to 81 de-
srees centigrade 1854 Fahrenhei,). and
then more slowly up TO 6S degree, (li43
Fathrenheit.) The patient must then
remain in his room till he feels quite well.
Cass.Hs Family Paper proposes an
ingenious method Of giving varor bath.
which mcy complement the previous in.
formation; for Russian baths IN Ameri-
Ga are not SO numerous as mad dogs !:
Take piece of quick lime half the size
OF the fist and rub il over a bed sheet
we'll damPcd, but not so wet that water
will drip from it; wrap up this sheet in
a dry one and fold il in several doubles;
place two bundles prepared in this wav.
one on each side Of the patient. in his
the damp sheets and he lime which viii viii
keep warm over an hour; BY that time
the lime !, reduced to a powd and
can easily be removed from the sheets
without injuring them. In using this
method II Is not necessary to give tho
patients warm drinks nor To overload
the bed with blankets.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

Porsro BUGs.-Our farmers, and es.
peeialiy those who are large potato
growers. will no doubt be pleased to
learn that an etfectual remedy against
the voracious potato bug has at last been
discovered in ''gas-hou.e lime" tha, is,
the lime which is used for purifying gas,
and through which the fuid passes in
order to get rid of the ammonia with
which IT is impregnated in its original
state. The ammonia is retained in the
lime and it is supposed that. with the
lime itself. serves TO drive off the pes
tierous insect. Aside from its infiu-
enee upon the potato oug. Of course ev-
cry farmer knows that the lime and am.
monia also benefit the land. and he
thereby kills two birds with one stone.
.inaaPoiis .idrertisvr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

OF the inflated bills brought sgainst the
county are brought by far-payrs-th.
oHiy class rho hare any thought for Al
material interest Of tie county! Men
who are honest in their dealings with
each other, think IL no harm to iabricate
enormous charges against the county.
Their taxes may be increased thereby,
still they profit. II is a great tempta.
tation to q shrewd business man to know
that by investing S. he can realize a
few hundred! | sincerely hope that
neither Of us will live to see commu-
n'sm rooted n our country, but he can
rest assured Il will soon be amoae us
u there aressny -sttempes o .pst his the-
ory IN PRACTICE. ] am well aware that
the Republican party is composed most.
iy OF laborers, but can the gentleman
show when they have ever evinced any
levellng disposition Will not their
elected and appointed officers compare
favorable in the matter of tax-paying
with those OF any democratic admins.
tration' If they did not care tor the
interest ofthe county, methinks it would
be otherwise.
A few words to J. He says, in speak
ing OF the Southern Maryland Railroad,
81 cannot 60 from home without dis
covering new evidences that the Repub-
hcan ticket will be run in its interest at
the first favorable opportunity" He
should have given those evidences to
the public. II is not right to leave US
in suspense. We may be trying TO pre-
pare to meet the foe and our prepara-
tons might turn out all wrong. Me-
thinks have heard some Of the would
be political prophets of his section in
dulg'ng in that talk before, but unfortu-
nately fog their regulations as such, their
prophecies have never been VERIFIED
The truth is, the wish is parent to the
thought. Nothing would give the mana.
gers ofeither party greaterjoy than to see
their opponents commit themselves to
some such suicidal course as he talks
about. The majority ofthe people Of this
county wish railroad andthink that there
will eventually be one built, but woe
unto that politician or set Of politican
who endeavors to pledge the countys
faith to endorse any railroad bond or
subscribe to the stock of any company.
There has been enough of those invest
ments, and no more will be made / am
certain until the county realizes on the
one made. II he will examine the re-
cords OF the last Legislature, he will
find that the attitude of the Republican
party TO thus company was not very
friendly then, and have seen no change
since. BE thi- a. it may, he may roo.
assured that poor and ignorant as the
are, they are not such fools
as to attempt the resuscitation of a
corpse. We will cheerfully leave all
such pleasant tasks to our opponents.
We have lately had fine rains in this
section, and they have greatly bright
ened everything up. Corn is looking
well for the season. The tobacco crop
is nearly all planted and is growing off
finely. The wheat harvest is over and
a fair yield Is looked for. And. on the
whole, despite the hard times, every
thing looks cheering. Nj.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12
A STEAM BarHA CvReroR n

A STEAM Bath A CuRE FoR HYpRo.
pHoBlA.-A French newspaper pub
ished the following as cure for hy-
drophobia:
DR.. Buisson waS called in TO give bis
assistance to young girl who was sut-
fering from the last .pasms Of hydropho-
bia. He bled her and wiped bis hands
with handkerchief imPregnsted with
the saliva OF the patient. On one Of the
fingers Of the left hand he had slight
wound; he soon discovered how impru.
dent he had been. but confident in .
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London Fsa:-"Little Boy-'Piease,
! want the doctor to come and see
mother Servant" Doctors out
Where do you come from :" Little
Boy-'What! Don't you know me !,
Why. We deal with you. We had |.
baby from here last week o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

PUBLic School FuNp.-The Comp
troller has made the following di.tribu-
ton to white and eolored public schools.
as Of July Is, 1877, payable on and az
ter June 25. on the order of the presi-
dent and secretary Of the representative
school boards
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-12

What you been a-doin' - asked a
boy OF his playmate, whom he saw CON-
ing out OF the house with tears in his
eyes. Chasing horse-wh,p around
my father" was the snarling reply.
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WAsmyGroS, March 20, 1877
REFORM IN THE NAVY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE APPROPRIATIONS.
II reported at tho Navy Department to-day that
Notwithstanding an appropriation for pay OF officers
amounting TO 81, 900 was made by Congress- half
Of II is already gone It 10 said, TO pay contractors by
whom II absorbed in tho last few days of cx.scc-
retary Robcsons term Of Office. The present Secretary
OF tho Navy, Mr. Thompson, has directed an in
vostgationyato be mado into tho matter. Ho
has also Instituted now order OF things In tho Navy
Department, which Is ako place of tho former
exclusive manner Of doing business by the Secretary
the Navy This will consist in having all the heads of
bureaus meet with tho present Secretary twice week.
when every matter OF business either ms to increasing
reducing the employees, making contracts managing
tho navy yards, applying appropriations generally,
shall be discussed by all Of tho officials and con-
cusions reached for the bes, interest of tho
done. Tho plan also conemplatcs full expression Of
gvo Secretary Thompson tho advantage of tho
experience and judgment OF all the officials under him
In charge of tho different bureaus.
1t said that adjustment OF the deficiency in tho
pay account Will be made that priority shall be
given In tho further expenditure tho money to cases
OF sailors who have wives and fanics 1t is thought
that tho officers can wait avail themselves of n
credit which they can command to their living
expenses. Matters said, by those capable OF judg.
Ing, to bo In very sad condition In many OF tho Navy
Department bureaus. Most Of the navy yards nrc or
will DO closed account Of tho smaness OF the M
preparation Tho preference In Keeping any opon has
been gwen to New York because II Is the most i'm
portant
The New York herald., 1877-03-21

accompanied by list of the most reliable and efficient
clerks In tho same ofIlce division or bureau from
which list the vacancy shall be- filled.
To those who arc familiar with the uuceasiug app-
cations Of for petty offices their favor
ties and "workers" and VINO know how often men
and women, too have been put In out OF places IN
other days for merely political reasons and on the de.
mands OF politicians, and how ueccssary II was TO
have aud to retain political backing" as IL was
called. in order 10 keep even very
petty place IN the governments employ,
this hulo circular Will m,an not merely
change. but revolution IN the public service Ir it
IL firmly strictly carried IN an the departments
and in all tho branches of Tho public service hall the
labor Of Representatives senators will be abol-
ishcd, and probably half the republican members OF
both houses will 90 unable to get themselves rc-
elected, because they will DO unable TO reward
their adhercnts and workers. and viii
havo to rely upon tho real vauo and I'M
portancc OF their services to the country.
There is no doubt that such Improvement In tho
civil service VIII raise the general average OF con-
grcssional ability because It Will strike blow at the
caucus system and disable tho Office holders from con-
trolling nominations. Even many of those who have
used the old system OF political favortlsm and ap-
pointmcnt to Office ut the demand OF Congressman are
heartily tired OF IT, and Cabinet who undor
tho late administration, spent hall their time IN tho
nous evils OF the old system.
There Is drolI story OF Secretary Chandler In crcu.
alton hcrc. Though INSCRIPTIONS partisan, he Is
good business man, and when ho took charge OF tho
Interior Department no managed IL on business prn-
cples and OF felt the danger his credit
MS head OF tho department In submitting to the de-
mands OF Congressman for places II Is related that
shortly after no entered tho Cabinet Western Con-
gresham camo to demand place tor ono oi his fol.
lowers.
"But there Is no vacancy" replied Mr.. Chandler.
"Make one, thcn,' said the Congressman al want
my man put in. lie is all right, prominent man in
the party and good worker"
''Vcry well, said Mr.. Chandler. "Let US see
Hero Is tho list OF appointments from your district
You you have your fu, share. Now II you insist
on having your man in I'll have to turn out somebody
III do It at oncc Tor you, but you select the one
to be turned out"
The Congressman, II Is relatcd went Off in disgust
for he did not dare 10 turn out constituent of his
own. There moro recent story which shows how
awkwardy the patronage system may be made to work
tor Senators. Two Senators said to tho President
"rhat man you ominatod for such an Office IN our
State Is unit for the place. Hc is drunkard and In.
capable"
''That is serious matter" said the President
''Make tho charges in writing your own names
and will withdraw tho nomination"
But the story goes that thcy respectfully declined
and tho nomination was not withdrawn.