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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12
AnE.IcAs.N EvAoA MINING

AMEHtcA Nm EVA OA MINING
"a COMPANY -icc stioo az principal place
Of baslncss, San Francisco California.
L,csiion Of vorks, storvy county. Nevada.
Notice h hereby given. that Al . meeting 81
the Board Of Direcsers. held On the i3ih day OF
Japuzry, lsT1. an a>resem<nt tSo. y VI Isn
reafs ti6ci per shars wss sevicd upon the capital
sts.t Vt the corporation. p.ysbl- immeiisisly.
IN tT.itgd stxtes rod eoin. TO the Secretary. q
the orice ~ the Coaspsay. ~ ss.sonss street,
Ssp Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this a.rcssment shall
remaln unpsii on saturday. the 2ttn d.y OF
y,brr1ry. frT, gill BE- delinquent, and sdver
ti-,,l for sale AZ public Anction, and uniers pay
,a-n, IA male before. viii be sold on MONDAY,
tsr iyta day Of March. 1871. 10 pay the delin
,,,.ut ns-~-.mrnf. together With costs OF sd-
vrstiSiny and expen-es OF sale.
a, or,i.r OF Inc Board of Directors
LrciEN HERMANN. Secretary.
Oaaec ~ ransoms street. san franeiseo.
California. yai'AA
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OaI0INAL sOMsrOCK 10LD
~ AAD SILVER MiNiNo COMPANY. Lo
cation oi pr.ncipai place Of business, san frn-

cation u PRINCIPAL place Of business. san Fran
CISCO. California.
Location of works. Storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF
he board Of D.ree;ors, held on the sih day
q February. ISL. IN assessment ,No. II Of
rifty Cents per share Was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable
immediately, In United States gold coin, 10
the Secretary. 81 the once Of the Company. 80
Pine street. koom- Q. San Francisco. Califor.
nia. EI.
Any stock upsn which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of March.
ISL, will DO delinquent. and advertised Tor
sale at pub.ic ~snctlon. aud unless payment II
mads beore will be colt on TUESDAY. the
yD,h day OF February. ls.T. - pay the delin-
quent ssss. -m.nt. tsgcthsr with costs Of I'D
verti-ing and expcn-c- 10 sale.
Iy order 81 the toani Of DirrctorS.
Trios. X. ATKINS N. secretary.
Ofhc~-uO Pine street. Room .. San Fran
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NOTICE..

NJo ONE Is AUTHORIZED TO RnoxtPr
IN for or collect moneys for the undcre1gnsd
except O. y. soNNR and I. !. sAwfkk;
fs6ivk B. u. cAkxloL
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RuLLIsS nlSlNa co.sAsH.-

ptLLHOS AhNhNs pS.SAnh.-
D Alton Of principal place ofs business.
Raj Francisco. Csitfonis.
Location Of works. Gold Mn, storey county.
N.vada.
the R,A,d OF Directors. held On the 18Th day ~
January, isfT. an assessment tho. not On- Dol
iAf and r.ny q ints per share Wa levied upon
the aplts stock of the corporation. pa,Ahie
i'm o.diately, In United stAies gohd coin. tothe
secretary, az the ofiee Of the CoHpAny, Room
No. . iisyvArd's u lidins. tis ,siiiofnis street.
sir Francisco. caiifornia
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rr,aaln unpaid on Monday. the fotf DAY OF feb
rusry, M. win be delinquent. and advertised
fps sale Al pubic auction, and unlcse psytnent
4. male beft n will he cold On WEDNESDAY.
the iIth aay Of March. isfI. 10 pay the dc.
hnquent as@essment. txrthef. Win eosu o.
aiv.rti-ing and expenses % sale.
M order ~ the Board of Directors.
JAMEs n. kENSkDY s<erstarv.
Omos-Rooms I md . lsyvsrd's Baiidin,.
No. 40 California street., San Fnpe'sco. ,sI
tGtuls. tAlstu
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DELINQUENT SALES.
TMPERTAL nIN.

" Inc COMPANY. Location OF principal
place Of business. San Frsncisco. California.
Location OF worts. Gold Hill. Story county.
Noucs.GThers arc delinquent upon the fol.
ment No. n levied on the 18Th day OF Dseem.
Der, 1915, the ssysnl smounts set opposits the
nance OF the respective STOCKHOLDERS. ~ fol-
lows;
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nElIsouEsr SALES.
ADJ larAa 1iHIaa cor.

IL PANY. = Location Of principal place Of
business. San Francisco, California.
Looatior Of works, Fiovsry mining District,
storey county. Nevada
Notiee.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol.
sowingdescribed stock. on account Of assess-
ment mo. lD levied on the 1oth day ofNovsm.
bsr, 1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, a. fol-
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TNwOWN POINT 0OtD AND kli.
" vgR MINING COMPANY .-Loeation Of
pnnciyAl place OF basine-s. ran frsneisoo.
California
Location a. works. Gold mn. storey county.
Nevada
Notice " hereby given. that 81 . meetins Of
the board ~ Dlrcctors. held On the iU,h
day AZ January. ISL. an sss~ssnsnt mo. -
OF One a. Dollar .pef share vas levied upon
the capital stock % the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United states eold coin. To the
ssrsstary, 81 the once of ths Q rmpany. Room
~ Hasward's Buildiog. az California stiees.
San Frsncisco. California.
Any s'ock upon which this assessment shall
rrmsln unpaid On ths foart.enth DAY of Fab
rusry. ISL. viii b delinquent. and sdvertised
fos sale ., public suction. md unless Aymen
l. made bsaor~ Gill DO sold On WkDSks
nay, tho fth dag nj March. fsII, 10 pey me de-
nsqusnt ,rsessmsnt. together with Costs OF Cd
vertisisg and expenssr ~ sale.
JANEs NEwLANpS, secrvt,ry.
O~1nce-Hocm No. - uaywards uuiliing. NO.
an California strsct. san Francisco. California
H".H|N. HHN .N"NINH taf1It UT
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And In accofdAnce With iaw. and 40 order Of
the Board OF Difoctoss. made on the 18th day Of
Of such stock a may be necessary win Be cold
II public auction, at The once Of The Company,
No. COS Cray street, Room No. 10. San Plnsisco,
Csiiforria, on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of Feb.
uary, 1871, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A.n. OF
said day, 10 par said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs Of advertising and
4. A. FRENCH. secrstary..
oncs-noom No. 10, No. 600 Gay stree, Ban
frauetecos California. .I tx4td
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IOWA MINING CoaPAvY.-Lo.

cation Of principal place Of business, Ban
Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Iivinia Oily, Storey
county, Neyada.
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF a.
ressment ina. O. levied on the 10Th day OF De
rcmber, 1916. the several amounts set opposibs
the nance OF tho respective shAreholders' ~
follows:
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
OcCIDENTAL INNING ConPANY

OcCIDENTAL MINING COMPANY
~ Locafion Of principal r,sce Of basiness.
San fnneisco. Callfornis.
Location Of works, silver Star Mining Dis
thet, Storey county, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that a = meeting OF
February, is7i. an assessment No. ~ OF Twen.
ty-dve Gents per share wzs levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. to
the SECRETARY. n the once OF the Company.
Noon o Nevsda Block. No. 5e Montgomery
stieet. Ban Yrapcisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the l3fh day OF
March. lsTI. win 30 delinquent. and I'd
vertissd for sals at pablo anetlon. and IN
less payment 10 made before win be roh on
TUESDAY. the ID day Of April. ts1I. 70 pay
Of Advertising and expenses OF sale.
by order OF the Board OF Dircctors.
ALfRkD X. DUHBROW. Secretary.
Onace-Room No. % Nevada Block. No. 800
NontsomsrJ street, San frHncisco. California.
ne CONSOLIDATED
81 MINING COMPANY Location Of prin-
eipsi plsos Of business. San Francisco, GALL
foruiA.
Location OF works. Gold Hi District. Storey
County. Nevada.
.Noties IL hsrsby given. that d . meeting
Of the Board Of Directors. held on the TN
day Of r.bruHy. 1871. an a~sssment mo. itl OF
fity Cents Per share was levied upon the
capital stosk OF the cooperation, payable I'm
medi.iely. In vsitsa ss.,.s gid coin, 70 The
20. Ne. 33i Montgomery stset, San Francisco.
California. .
AM stoek upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF March.
1871, VII be delinquent, and advertised for sale
o. public auction. and unless payment 10 mSde
before wii be sold on SATURDAY. the 3irt
day OF March. 1871, to pay the delinquent ~.
ssssment. together with the costs OF advertis-
ing and sxpsnses Of sale.
By order 81 the Board of Directors.
@. A. sANKEY. Secretary.
Onies-Room n. No. 81 Montgomery street.
san FrancircS. California fesfd
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c,OyrTH COWarOCK GOLD AND
~ SILVER MINING C0NPANY.-Location
Of pdneipalplsss Of eusissss San Francisco
California
Storey county. Nevada.
Of the Dirsetorv. held on The Soih day ~
Jannary. ISL. n ssscssmeut mo. - OF twenty
Ave Ceuta pr share vas isvisd upon the
csp.tai ssoekof ~ evaporation. payable imus-
di.tsly, IN United states gold co \. 10 the ess-
retay, ct the once Of the Company. ill Csl.
fnruis strsst Rooms . and Z. second noor, over
Etna Insurincs o~cAcs-eatnncs. 80 California
strcet-san Frxnctsco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment
hall remain unpaid on Tuesday, the 9Th day
OF Mach. tsu. yin be delinquent. and sdvst-
tised for sals 81 pablo auction. and unless paw.
mrnt 10 msds beors, vii bs cold TUESDAY.
The mn day Of nasrh. lsT1, 70 pay the delin-
quent assessment. togcther With costs ofadver-
tlsing and cxpensss Of eale.
j. y. HUNTINGTON. Secretary. i.
Onee-yo. sii CAltfo. mia street, Eooms . and
4. sscond noor. Tan rraneiseo. California
laifI
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NORrm CARsoN sII.VEK m,N,No

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AfIsr eoLD AND slLv.n nlN;

mo cOwPANr.-Locaiion Of principal
nsr. of buslne~s. san FrAneisco, CAlfhuiA
legation Of wosks. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. stats OF Nevada.
Noties 10 hereby given. that 81 . meeting OF
the Boari % rrussees. held On the 5ist DAY
Tan C,.ts per shsre uas levied upon the
capital stock u the eorporsiion. payable I'm
mcilAfely, In United States gold coin. Va the
secretary. al the onnes u the Company. Room
q. No. tOi California street.. eAn francisco.
California
Any rtcck upoa which uAis assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tas.,ay: me s.n a,s o. ~ Mss ~.
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cREENBACK WORK IN CHICAGO.

The Greenback element in Chicago
is to be thoroughly organized, ana
will this season enter upon an ag,,
pressiye campaign. Useless and
incompetent members OF the commit Il
tees have been, or will be, Topped OH.
and their places filled by men or
brains and intelligence who, IN their
work. will attract the attention anu
receive the confidence OF voters. All
the Greenback clubs IN the city VIII
adopt the constitution, as Delng
adopted by the GreenDack cluos an
over the country, and ,on the occasion
of the coming election, will work
patiently and powerfully together.
This news will encourage Greenback
men in the country, even as their
patient work gives strength ana cour-
age to their friends IN the Clues
p0perOU's Democrat.
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THE PEOPLE SOLD OUT.

The President of the United States,
saw grave reasons for calling an extra
session of Congress. Grave reasons
certainly existed. Five States had
been in a state Of rebellion, for eight
DAYS, defying every legal power.
Further; it is quite we'll understood
that 100000 of the laborers in the
country are on the verge of starvation,
and consequent lawlessness. 1t is
fully understood that labor is PROSTATE
and that the willing, honest hand is
obliged to grasp that OF thief or
vagrant, if he finds any hand to grasp.
It is quite we'll known that the bankers
have done what money can DO, to
effect legislation, during this extra
session, in favor of the perpetuatlon
of the present murdrous policy.
1t would be reasonable to expect
that the chief magistrate of the nation
would take cognisance Of this desper-
ate. and dangerous situation. we
are disappointed that he did not.
Congress has assembled, and on re-
uuesting, of the President, the cause
of his summons, he merely states
that the United States government
owe the soldiers and sailors certain
amount of money, which it's desirable
should be paid at once, and calls
particular attention to the Paris
Exposition, and Prison Congress
which is to be held in Stockholm
Sweden. next year.
Not a word in the message appears
having and bearing on the questions
of the hour.
According to President Hayes the
paramount questions to be considered
are. to pay cash to $4,000 soldiers and
300 sailors. to provide for making q
show at the Paris Exposition, and te
attend to the Prison Congress, to bt
holden in Stockholm, next year.
In the name of humanity, and chris
tianity. and in the interest OF order
law and safety, we protest agalns
this travesty on true government.
The people starving, and desperate
and their President calling an extr'
Congress to make arrangements 10
the Paris Exposition.
If Congress takes no cognlsance o
matters outside those named by TN
President. we have apprehension tina
the people will feel that Hayes IS not
considering the uncertain. llega
tenure, under which he holds HI
! office, just the man for the position
or the occasion.
1t looks. to us, as though he wa
+ bought up by the bankers, and bone
holders of the nations to keep tn
! question of robbery and starvatlo
out Of sight as long as possible.
!. We beg Congress to repeal, an
:. enact such laws, regardless OF tn
d puerile message of the President, a
!. may avert the threatening catastr
nhv
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MOUNTAINEERING MENNONITES-

MADISON Wis, Oct. 12.-Nothing
rejuvenates one so much as ramble
through a new country,-unless per-
haps through an old one. According
ly dedicated that month to Nebraska.
Between the Platte and Republican
rivers. where six years ago surveyed
the hunting-ground of the antelopes.
elks, and buffaloes, / now see the
dwellings of q hundred thousand set
tiers.
Leaving the beaten railroad track /
made excursions,-cacho Of q day or
more from Lincoln. Crete, Seward,
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up in Egypt which somebody pro-
poses to sell to New York for $780,
600. A Mr.. Storrs. with rather more
money than he needs, proposed to lay
down So, 900 Of the amount. hoping
that others will follow his patriotic
example. The first trumpet for this
grand enterprise was sounded by
Belmont's organ; and Mr.. Stebblns'
of New York Park distinction, says
that he was already seen about 1t I'm
an informal way, and that he was
about taking practical steps to ascer-
tain how soon the sum necessary TO
carry out the project can be raised IN
the best and most creditable way.
The organ of Jay Gould tells us that,
sssimply as business matter, hall a
dozen of the leading merchants OF
New York could not do themselves a
better turn than to secure it for the
community Lobby-ranger Hastings
calls it ssnovel and praiseWorthy;;
The Evening Post says eve could
possess no memorable ornament OF
an architectural character, Storrs
himself writes: sit has impressed
me as a pity, if not wrong. that
they monuments could not always
have remained in the land where they
are produced. But if they are TO pc
removed to various countries then !
desire that the United States should
have her share In other words, II
England plumbers those ancient poss,
essions, why should not the United
States also have her s.share'' OF the
plunder! Lord Elgin began this ma.
rauding in Greece in the beginning or
the century, and the Elgin Marbles
are the first colossal, uncouth sight
that greets you on entering the Brit
ish Museums. They are theft from
the land they belonged to, and can
monument nothing but that theft IN
anv other land. Whether New York
will pay one hundred thousand dollars
for the privilege of joining in the
plumber and in ''cumberlng oul
ground" with it, we must wait and
see. But we have not to wait to hear
the musical chorus set up by Storrs
and Stebbins and the newspapers.
Winters approaching. Voorhees,
houseless. breadless people are within
call of our voice. But those are o.
no CONSCIENCE; Storrs or Stebbins
don't see them. The patriotic news
mongers don't heed them. Thell
urgent need is all lost sight of in ou1
urgent need for Cleopatra's Needle
First installment 5 100000.
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HAS GOLD COME DOWN OR HAVE
CREENBACKS GONE UP?

Now that gold and greenbacks are
within per cent Of each other, the
question arises; has gold come down
or have greenbacks gone up!
TO arrive at correct answer, we
must use the same reason ana argu-
ments that we would III other things.
If two vessels floating at sea With
out wind or steam should approach
each other it would be difficult to tell
whether the motion had been confined
to one, or whether they had been at
tracted to each other.
But if one had been tied to a.tree or
anchored in the river, and a boat
from ten miles up stream had neared
it there would be no question which
had moved.
Now. in calculating whether gold
has come down or greenbacks gone
up, we must ascertain the relations
each sustained to the other and sta
tionary objects at the time they were
furthest apart.
First take an object rs stationary as
a rock--debt, for instance.
Six wears AGO one dollar of green
backs would pay one dollar OF debts;
no more. no less. 1t will do the same
now: no more, no less.
Six years ago dollar of gold would
paw Il dollar and a half of debts. To-
day it will pay but a dollar and three
cents.
Taking debts, then, which never
change as the standard. and we find
greenbacks unchanged, but gold has
fallen nearly so per cent. In 1854
$500 in gold would buy two barrels OF
flour, while $500 of greenbacks would
buy but one barrel, while S6.1S in
greenbacks will do the same.
Taking -four for q standard or 9
landmark, gold has come down ion
per cent. while greenbacks have re
manned stationary.
In short. while the contraction Of
the currency and the menace of re
sumption have, perhaps. increased
the purchasing power or greenoacks
its PAVING power remains the same
while the purchasing and paying pow
err of gold relatively has dimlnshe'
one-half. Debt. being the only unva
rving standard of the value OF money
and as the relation of greenback do
lars and dollars of debt has not varle
one iota during all the financial COZ
vulsions of the country; aud as the +,
lation between dollars of gold and do
lars of debt has changed lS5 per cen
since 1864, it proves that gold Ia
come down and greenbacks have e
tablished themselves as the only r
liable and unyeilding standard
value.-Pomeroy's Democrat.
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