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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-24
DELINQUENT SALES.
I'LL AID INNING

OUCCOR MILL AND MININ0
~ C0GPINY.-Locsiion Of principal place
Il business. san fI.nciseo G s ,, Ma.
thct' state OF Storey county, Nevada. 80,
Notice.-There are delinquent upon tne IoI'
iovirr-descrbed stock. on account OF sssess'
ment CNo. ~ levied on me n'n e.J ~ ,E.
names OF the respective shareho'ders' %
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c1O A DAY At HoMK.-AaExrs WAIT.
Wx1 ed. Outnt and terms frss.
nfi1 TRUE = CO.. Augusta lnains.
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TvpE NETlt o. SUPERIOR DUAL
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
NATION aOLD AND eILVI

nAYrOy GOLD AND oILvEB
" MINING coMPANY.-Loeation Of prin-
eipa, place Of business. San Francisco, Csh-
forniA-
Location Of works, Dc,h's Gate District.
Lyon county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that NJ Q meeting Of
The board OF rireetors. held on the 5th day Of
July. is7T. an assessment mo. o. OF Fifty Gents
CJocl per share Was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately,
Ia United States god coin. 10 the Secretary,
~ tbs once Of The Company, Room No. 10 Hay.
wards Building, No. tlo California street, San
francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shaii
remain unpaid on the Ninth day Of August,
fsT7. WI be delinquent. and advertised for sals
a. publc auction, and uniess payment u made
osfore yin be sold on THURSDAY. tho thir.
t,eth Csosh) day Of August ISL, 10 pay thu
delinouent asssssmsnt. together with costs oi
Advertising and expenses Of aAle.
By order of the Board OF Diiectors.
W. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
Oncs-noom 10 Hayvsrd's Building. No. Sis
California strset. Ban Francisco. California.
| W. "a
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CENTENNIAL COLD AND Silver
~ MIhiNu coNPANY. Location Of prnci.
pal plaes OF business, San Fnnetsoo. califor-
Location Of works, Gold Hin District. storey
county. Nevada.
Notice IA hersey given. that 81 . meeting Of
The Board OF Dtrcctors. held on the ifth day OF
July. fSI. M assessmsnt tNo. ~ Of Five
Gents psr rhArs vss levied upon the
capital stoch of the eorporati0n. payable imme-
distsly. In United states gid coin. 10 tbs Bee.
rstary, q the .fnce Of the Company. Room ~.
80 Pine street. San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this sssessment shali
remain unpaid % The 2th day Of August.
1871, will BE- dslinquent, and Advertised for
sais 81 public ~snction. and unless paymsut
n made befbre. viii Be sold 90 SATURDAY.. the
18Th day Of september, ISL. 70 pay the deltn-
qu-nt assessment. toaethsr with costa VI advsr.
tlsing end expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Board Of DireetorsL
wM. GRANGER. SECRETARY.
Once-hoom - Academy building. 80 Pine
| strssl. san Frsncisco. California. ty2Otd
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ENeINEERs' MEETINGS..

NoNsrocK LODGE. NO. I. Or TIE
~ Brcths,hood % stati nary eeen.
OF each month. IL Old Ycllows' Hal. Gold
WILLIAM GAMBLER. Chief.
oronak J.. fknxi>s. n. A. u. iyis sm
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INn COMPANY. = Lossiioa of wurks
told hi1. storey County, Nevada
runeip&l place of oasincs-, Nsin street. Gold
Inl. Ne,s.s.
Notice is hereby gwen. thst 81 q meetipgo OF
the board 90 rru.fr-- ~ - Il Company. hehi
on the 18th day of Jaiv, isTI. an ss-s-sn,ent
no. 1sl of One Dolisr ,til per share va
levied upo each ami every share % the capital
stock of said Company, payable Immediately,
in United States gold roln, tn the SECRETARY, al
The once of the Company. Main strcst. IoLi
MN. New.
Any stock upon which aid ls.e-sment shail
remain unpaid on fRipAv. .axu. n. Isl,
shall he de-m.d drlinqnent. and viii ~ euly
advertised Tor sale M public suction, aud unle,.
paymrut shall h. made befsrr will be- .a.i on
sHURsDAY. the Ash day OF Ssp,emh-r ., lsls, II
II o'eLes ~. In iron n the ocAce of the Tom
many. Ia pay the Delinquent assessment. to-
y~ther With costs Of advertising and expenses
fy order OF the Board % Trustees.
v. ENNIS. sser-sarv.
Gold nm. New. Ialy %. ISL. iyletd
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SINO aSc. TO q. p. RuwRLL A co
- New York. f.r Pamphlet. Of loo page. con
tanning fsis Of 1.0o Sewspaper. and estinatss
sh..vt,g eost nj sdvertisire vrvif
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And In accordtncs With Law. and an order o.
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day Of
May. 1877, % many shares OF eacn parcel
OF such stock a. may be. necessary will b
sold Al public auction. at the once VI the
COMPANY. Rooms 8 and 0, No. 3n Montgomery
strset, on THURSDAY. the 10Th day Of July.
isJ7, st the hour Of . O'Clock ?. u. Of said day.
20 pay said delinquent Assessment thereon. ".
WIZ. II, WATSON. Secretary.
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0recnsh baum. heloing q 70,
Trustees .......... ed q.
Gretnebsum. nelbing d Co,
Trustees. ......... ..io.....l "
Or euebaum. Helblng d 90,
TRUSTEES ..tIoo. ...Io....ii 10
Gr-~nebsam, uslbing 4 o.,
Trustees ..iu.....l "
Grvvnebaum. nelbipg 4 Co,
..D.....s
0reep~baum. Heibing 4 Co.
Trustees ............ "
Grrenenaum, Heloing d Co...
TRUSTEES. ............. .S3it.. ..o0..s..IU "
ar~eIebsum. Helbing 4 90.
Trustees ............. Observation-Disclosures
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RuLLIoN MININ9 coarANY.-

. Location Of principal place Of business,
ban b raneisco. California
Location Of works. Gold hin, storey county.
Nrvada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 Q meeting OF
the Board ~ Direetoru. held on The ash tiay
Of June. isfT. an assessment tho. u u One Dol
lar and ftfty Cents per share was lowed upon
the capital stock 90 the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United states gold coin. "a the
SECRETARY, a. the Ones VI the q mpany. Room
\ Hs. ward's buildinr. tis California street.
san fraheiseo. California.
ANY stock upon which this sss>ssment phsii
rrsnain unpaid on the sth day % July. 1871,
will be delln2uent. ADD advertised FOE sale al
public ~snetian. and unless pssinen. h made
b,,orv will b sold On the rvesiieth day
of August. 1871. TO pay the delinquent sssess.
meni, together with coats of advertising AID
rxp<n.ss Of nais.
Nv order Of the B0ari of Dirrctors
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N 0IsiA MINING coSrAxY. -Los.,ioa

MA~
~ GINA MINING COMPANY. = Location
of principal place Of business. san rrxneiseo.
Los.iion OF works, Virginia. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that d . msstins
of The Board of Directou. hsid on the lith
dsy Of July. ISL, an s~ssasment CNo. D. of
Thirty Gents psr share was svisd upon ths
capital stock % The eorporstion, payable i'm
medisisly. In United Stsses so,d coin. TO the
SECRETARY. q ths once VI the Company, hoou
ID. Nc. ans California ss~st. san frSaeisoo.
California.
Any stoek upon which this assessment shall
sRnn unpaid On The isth day Of August. ISL.
wtI b. delinquent, and advertised Tor sale
~ public aucthbn. and Hnisss payment 10 made
before viii be sold on MONDAY. The III
dag " Septembsr. ISL. To pay the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with eosts OF ID.
vertising and expenses OF sale.
ny ORDER % The hard of Direcsorp.
JACOB SrADfkI.D. in, Secretary pro tenn.
once Room ~. No. tts California ssrvst.
Ban rrsnciseo. California Jsisid
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On1ce-HDcm 3 lie, WARTS buiictng. tlg TALL
fosnia sirpet. Nan FrAnetsco. California lezT
~ GOODMAN 0OLD AND NlLvER
IN MINING COMPANY Loes'ion OF prin-
e,,A place of businr -. Virginia. Nevada
Location of works. Gold mn Mining District.
story eou ". Nevada. AID silver City Mining
Lisirie,. Lyon county. Nevada.
Noiiee 10 her BY given. that 81 . meeting OF
tho Board of Trustees. held on the Ith day Of
July. A. ID. 1871. an assessment No. % Two
C.rt. tscl per share wss levied upon the capt.
lal ptock % the corporation. payable imas-
slaiely, In United States gold coin. to the rec
sctary. at tho once u IN. Company. 81 The
Court ron of rhcmas Noe--, fsq.. rorner of
n and rsyior str, sts. vir2inia. Sssada
ANY stuck upou which this assessment shail
rrmaln unpaid on rhurdsy. the 9Th day OF
August. isgf. win be dslinauent. and advertised
for saie o. public anetion. and unle-s payment
4. made beh,rs win be cold on MoSUAY. the
bah de Of September. A. ID. ISL. 10 psy the
delinquent a~sssrsment. toxsther Win o"sts VI
advertising and expcn.es of sale.
NJ order Of the Bard OF Tu.ie~s.
4. n. HASTINGS secrtay.
Ociee at Ju-tice tuurtrcotn. corner u snu
rsyl strrsts, yirgiuis. NevadA. Deti
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callsshap, Lynch B Co., rus. tss1 .ioo. 40 {.
o4ilsghan. Lynch 4 Co. Trus tsss 100. .lso .
cs.laghan, Lynch kco, Trus $50. 1....! .
CallaghAn, Lynch Z Co. rus tiSt....co....o .
oslias han, Lynch 4 90. y. :
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sy order o. the Board Of Directors
GOODMAN GOLD AND NiLvER

Omee-Room . Ha, WARTS building. ti9 Cali
fosaia sfrpet. Nan frAnetsco. C.hfosnls- leH
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YELLOW JACKEr sILvER MIN

Ociee at Ja-tiee ,ourtroom. corner II snd
rsyl o -tr~sts, virsiuia. Nevada bsti
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-08
MURDER! MURDER!
A Hoy of Twelve shot for Steals
ing TwO WatermelOns.

A murder as terrible as it is unjusti-
fable was committed yesterday morn
lug near Newport, Kentucky. About
O'Clock yesterday morning three com.
panons, Willie Carney, Eddie Cohen
and Barney Cohen started on an expe.
dition in search Of boyish pleasure. They
ramDled about all the forenoon, and
about / O'clock in the afternoon they
found themselves in the vicinity of the
former home of the two Cohen boys
about NILE and a half southeast O
Newport on the Water.works road. A
farmer by the name OF Thornton lives
here, and unfortunately has melon
patch. This was discovered by the young
boys, and boy-like, plan was medItAteC
for securing some of the fruit.
They at length entered the patch and
had cut of TWO Watermelons, when they
were discovered and fed. But one
The Younger Cohen, Was arrested H.
his fl ght by shot fired from q shot
gun, A number of the shot penetrated
his side and one his head, which proved
fatal. The boys ran back to their ex
piring brother and companion, and
found him still conscious and able tC
reply TO question OF his brothe: as tt
VINO had snot him, saying he did no,
know, but soon alter died. One Of the
boys came to town, and u vehicle was
sent out tor the body, which was taken
to his home on Liberty street, between
Isabella and Patterson streets.
1t is not clear VINO did the shooting
Mrs. Thornton claims that the fatal shot
was fired by boy named Green, who
worked on The place, and son says that
soon after the deed Green came TO where
he was working, about a quarter Of IL
mile away, and said ne had shot boy
stealing melons. No attempt was made
to retain the boy Green, and he has
since disappeared.
DR.. f. A. Davis made an examination
OF the body, and found the left shoulder
lult OF shot holes, about forty in all, i
Duckshot entering the base OF the brain,
cutting an iml ortant blood vessel, anu
causing ali etfusion Of blood.
II ls evident whoever did the &C
meant death 10 the otfender,'as both bal
rels were discharged.
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CITY, WOrk-hOuse.

The Board oil Work-house Directors
met yesterday afternoon In regular
semi-m onthly session. The superin-
tendenps report Showed that three hun
dred and nInety-three inmates were in
the institution.
The following prisoners were ordered
discharged: Sam. Hall, Stephen Roach,
Henry Rohannes, l. zzie Donohuc, Lewln
Dorney, Victor Selbert and John Z!ll-
man.
Colonel Dodds submitted the follow
ing:
IResolyed, That this Board request
the Board of Public Works, while they
are laying pipes on Colerain Pike, to in
crease the water supply of this institu'
ton, aud that the Secretary be instruct.
ell TO commuuica this resolution to the
Board Of Public Works."
Adjourned.
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ANPTsS CLAIM.
He will Keep the states None!
TIL His Fee Is Paid.

The correspondence between the State
Auditor and W. NJ. Ampt relative to the
mutual claims growing out of some i'm
portant suits conducted by the latter for
the State against this county has just
come to light. The claim Of the State
was for $l25 900 or moro, and judgment
for nearly $4,000 was obtained. The
controversy is now as to Mr.. Ampts
compensation. Over $65, 600 have al
ready been placed in the State Treasury,
the balance being in MIR. Amp's hands.
On April 27, 1877, the Auditor OF the
State, obeying resolution OF the Legi =
lature passeGton that day, addressed II
letter to MIR. Ampt demanding the sum
of $40, ,O4S 36, the balance OF the States
money now in the hands OF Mr.. Ampt.
| 10 his the latter on the thlrd OF this
month replied in long letter, in VIII CHI
he fatty refused to hand over that
amount until his fee was paid. Below
are some extracts from the letter.
"Your letter of the Goth ult., contain
ing copy of the resolutions passed BY
| he OHIO Legislature April 27, 1877, in
| reference to the suits for the state con-
ducted by me, and containing demand
npon me for $20,048 36 is at nand. This
ia the first aulheAtic copy OF the resolu-
lion have seen. In answer l beg leave
TO say that you have demanded of me
S4O2 rs more than l baye in my hands
tlat sum having been paid out by me lol
the State on account o costs, as report.
ed by me in my formal report in May,
| 1875. AS to the balance l decline pay.
ing it to you or the State, until the State
shall have settled with me for my com.
I 10
which the money came to my haLds.
have lien thereon, and until my pay is
adjusted according to the written con.
tract between the State and myself
under which 1 was to get fee contiE'
rent upon success, and nothing In case
OF failure, my right othe custody OF the
money is paramount to your right, OF
tnat 81 the State:
"But, on the contrary, igGoring nj,
rights altogether, il your construction 0
the res soluti ION is correct, required me t
pay over everything received, anu pa!
The expenses Of the suit out Of my OWL
nocket, leaving me to hold an empty ba
and whistle for my pay-in other WORDS
to work tor nothing and board myself
The proposition makes me smile"
Stl do not tnlnK the olaLe suoulu CON
main of the charge which have mad
ior my contingent services, W.: LWeI
ty.dve per cent. OF the amount realized
, Tbis deem a reasonable contingent fe
, for finding, Investigating, tracing ou
collecting the legal proof, and fnall
recovering the claims after several yeai
of work."
"To decline paying 10 the State au
! more money until the settlement
y made seems 10 me not only proper b(
lust, not only sale but necessary
:. the protection OF my llghts, recalling
nina the fact that 1 can not sue II
:, q State, ana that, II l were to pay over u
. the moneys In my hands, would be le
, at the mercy OF the Legislature, an
:. compelled to lobby perhaps for years
Z secure simple justic3."
~ "In anticipation Of q suit against N
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Administrators Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER granted
| by the Probate Court OF Hamilton County,
Ohio, l will offer for sale at public auction on
THURSDAY, August %, a. ID. 1877, at 2
o'clock p. NJ, upon the premises, the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the
County OF Hamilton, and Stare or Ohio to-wit:
The following described real estate, situated
in Colry's Subdivision (Corryvilie), beginning
at the northeast corner OF Madison and Cory
streets; thence south twenty five (25) feet to
James Reiley's lot; thence east one hundred
100 feet to the beginning. and being the same
property conveyed to X. Fecker by Thomas F.
Cory, by deed, recorded i'll Book No $40, Page
No. lO2, OF the Records Of Hamilton County,
Ohio, and afterwards conveyed to August IL,
Fccker.
Appraised at s2,7OO. Terms of Sale-One-
half cash on day OF sale and the balance in
six and twelve months, secured by notes and
mortgage on the premises.
HENRY T. HECKERT,
Administrator Of Aug. H. Fecker, deceased
june 25, 1877. Jyz5-5tW
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Administrators Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
| Probate Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio.
will offer sale at Public Auction on THURS
DAY, the eth day of August A. D. ISL, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, upon the premises, the 'llowlng
described real estate, situate in Cincinnati, IN
the County Of Hamilton, and State Of Ohio,
to-wit:
Being the south part of Lot number one ~,
of Square hfty-nine Coy. in Eden B. Reeder's
subdivision, described as follows, VIZ: Begin
nlng on the east side Of Vine street sixty
six (65) feet and eight (s) inches northward-
ly from Mulberry street, running northWardly
eighteen Qs) feet and two (2) inches, thence
eastwardy ninety eO) feet strict measure. TO to
N8 feet and two (2) inches; thence west
wardly ninety 1907 feet strict measure, to the
place Of beginning.
Appraised at $4,000.
Terms OF Sale-Une third cash, one-third In
one, and one third in two years from day Of
sale with six per cent. interest, the deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold.
HERM. MARCKWORTH,
Admininistrator, with the will annexed, O.
John Hasenstab, deceased.
CINCINNATI, July 10, A. d. 1877. iyl1-4tW
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-08
The Fooks.Ewell Nup,ials.

The marriage of Henry w. Fooks to
Miss Georgiana Ewell was solemnized
in Wesley Chapel at 1880 O'clock last
evening, in the presence OF a large as
temblage.
The marriage ceremony was conducted
by Rev. s. Weeks, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Ewell, father OF the bride. The bridal
couple were usbered in by tour grooms.
men and four bridesmaids, the gentle.
men advancing and arranging them
selves In fronl of the altar on The right
and the four bridesmaids on the left, the
bride and groom occupying the center
Immediately fronting The altar. Mrs
Sargent played Mend tlssobn's Wedding
March at the proper time, and rendered
other excellent and appropriate music
on the occasion,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-08
Railroad to the ZoO-zOO.

The Geological Garden Directors have
granted to the Mount Auburn Street
Railroad Company the right OF admis-
sion to the Garden. The contract leases
to the Railroad Company, for ten years,
depot grounds forty by eighty feet oppo-
site the northern terminus of Vine
street and within the southern boundary
line of the q lological Garden. The
railroad track will be Immediately laid
to this point. A neat and substantial
depot will also be erected. This is IA
good move, and will add materially to
the finances OF the Society.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-08
The Temperance Wave.

The services last night at the Vine.
street Congregational Church were sim
liar to those OF preceding evenings. A
large crowd was in attendance.
Alter singing "All Hail the Power o
jesus Name" Rev. j. j. Hight. DID.
read the story Of the PrOdigal Son anC
offered prayer. 80
Brothers John s. Brown, W. &
Wynne, Richard Fra zer, II. Ii. Hall ant
G. III. Lincoln addressed the meeting il
very interesting speeches. Praye
meeting at noon to-day. Mass meetin
at HiphL
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COAL DEALER, &c.
FRANK. LORENTZ,

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
~ coke, flour, feed, wood, sand, lime, cement,
tile, &C, NC. Office sos and S93 Central ave-
nue.; Office ann blacksmith shops, Ss3
Central avenue; cigar store and office, 3l3 W.
SECOND street and 833 Central avenue. Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bituminous,
coal for blacksmlths: also Gordon's horse,
cattle and hog food. Furniture cars
omnibus s, buggies and barouches for
hire. Expressing and all kinds OF
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boa,
FRANZ. LORENTZ, for hire for picnics and
excurslons no25-lv-S&W
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DUHME & CO.. Importers, Fourth and Walnut.

| notified the Attorney General some
months ago that should waive all pro-
cess, enter my appearance volun' arlly.
and do what l could to secure a speedy
and just settlement OF our dlherehces,
and l assure you that In the ena should
be found Indebted to the State-as !
hope shall not be--the money due will
be paid without any ten days. notice.