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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

THE PR1Esr's REvENGE.-The Paris
Union announces that q venerable ecclesi
astic of the diocese of Paris, who had been
marked out for assassination by the Com
mune, is now engaged in founding a "Mis-
sion ofPardon." The greater part of those
Smnested' who return from Noumea, New
most wretched condition. All their busi
nePs relations being lost, they find them
selves literally outcasts, not even having
the nOurishment they could get in prison,
The respected priest of whom We speak is
trying to procure for these guilty men a
charitable protection agsinst destitution.
His Eminence, the Cardinal Arehbishon of
Paris has already founded Q Mission in
favor of "Tbe Orphans of the Revolt.n
Behold how the Church answers insults
and persecution.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

The EngliOh Ecolesiastical Commissio ners OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church of England,
have authorised the expenditure. on episcopal
residences, Of the following sums: Palace at
RiPon, E13.6so purchase of land and houses
foF the Bishop of Gloucester, ell, 900; altera.
tion Of houSe for him, ELL s97; purchase Of
estate and house for the Bishop Of Lincoln.
sES9. .4O6; alteration of house for him, E l3 3oo
purchase Of eatAte and house for the Biahop Of
Rochester, &25. .657; alteration of residence Of
tho Bishop of WOrOsSter, $1,000; alteration Of
residence Of the Bshop of Oxford, &c 46O.
Upon this abatement secular journal COM
ments thus:
When it is considered that there are church.
- 20 be built and small livingN 60 be auRu.
mented, and that poor ino1mbenSs, with their
Parsonsges In rninS, are obliged to repair their
dwellings ut their own coat, 10 Is evident that
nothing bat mere madness can have induced
theas Commissioners TO throw away :EI26 $40
oD buildings for BishoPs. In the mean time
ehS charitable are on the point Of advertising
far model lodging houses for the industEious
eieFgy,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23
The Great Famine.

Vast regions Of China are being terribly
| scourged with famine, whole population
are disappearing before it and large pro-
vinces are turning into deserts. The most
terrible wars could not produce the deso.
lation and depopulation wrought there in
few months. And what is the cause OF
1t all : Simply . drought. The rain from
heaven has ceased to fall and the people
die. This could happen any where else az
well as there. There is no physical cause
for 1t peculiar to that country and which
might not operate as strongly in any other.
In other words its providentiai character is
marked. 1t does not arise from accident
nor yet from any human cause. The great
famine in India, lately so fatal in its. devas-
tations, was no doubt attributable in large
part to the culpable negligence of the
English Government in abandoning the
ancient works of irrigation, but no such
cause has been assigned for the Chinese
famine. Even though there had been, it
would be none the less providential, for
celamities cannot happen to individuals or
communities without the consent of the
divine will. Still in such case as this the
manifest operation of a providential agency
is more marked.
The Almighty is, then, fearfully sceurg-
ing that population. Such Affections are
generally the punishment for some persist
ent crimioality, and yet often serve as a
for receiving the grace of
conversion to God. Pride is humbled,
superstitious confidence in false RELIGIONS
gives way, and conscience recalls with af-
fright and remorse the wicked deeds which
have invoked so terrible q punishment.
The true religion may then get hearing
which before was baughtily denied, and
its holy system of morals will show favor
ably in comparison with the horrible doc
trines and practices which have just re.
ceived SO signal reprobation.
1t may be that God in his mercy, while |
'courging these Chinese and Tartar pagans |
Tor their frightful vices, is opening road
% the missionaries of his holy Church |
Rome in her grandeur martyred her Chris
ian subjects, but Rome overwhelmed in |
Ill her provinces by the barbarian invasion,
lumbly and penitently sought refuge in
The arms of the Church she had 80 bitterly
The day will surely come
when the Gospel shall triumph in these
tron gholds of Pagan error, and the present
vast and uupr ecedented calamity NAV
veil be one of series of lessons necessary
% shake the attachments of these popula-
ions to their impious superstitions.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23
Life of the Commandments of the
CounSelS

Thers is no part of Catholic practice so i'm
perfectly unders;o God and 90 pernistently cal.
| umnisted rs that of the life of the oounsels-
or, as commonly called, the religious vocation.
Even Catholics often speak of it Us foolishness;
while the world at large does not hesitate to
| call it-wickedness.
1t used to be fashion, not many years ago,
to call the Protestant depomin alton the Church
style to denounce the Catholic Church as not
being the Church of the Bible. This delusion
is fast wearing out although we fear the
separated brethren do not yet fully realize
how incorrect and absurd were both of these
statements.
Strange as the assertion mey seem, there is
scarcely anything in the Gospels which Pro.
testants do not pervert into some strange and
fantastic form, and whose meaning is not read
in some distorted and oonvoluted manner
The Bible says, Confess your sins one to an.
other" They answer, "Oh no, we should oon-
fess them directly and solely to God"
The Bible tells US, Marriage is great
Sacrament" "Oh no." is the answer: lit ia
only trifling contract, to be broken at the
pleasure of one or both of the parties"
The Bible records the inspired words. Gan
is heard again, az the Virgin Mary was like all
other women, and We see reason to do her
an especial honor"
The Bible simply and reverently repeats the
solemn utterance of our Divine Lord when He
said, "This is my tody-this is my blood
"Oh no." comes back from every Protesten mt
secs, He meant the figure of His body, not
the reality. We do not take even His words
in their plain and literal meaning"
The Bible says, "Is any one sick among Won.
let him call in the priests of the Church y etc.
oh no." says the Protestant; "this is Q relic |
OF the pest, an effste superstition, not in keep
ing with modern civilization"
These are few of the examples which prove |
that the Church which used to claim the Bible |
aS it's foundation, was somewhat peculiar in |
itS definition of that expression.
But 1t is particularly in regard to the reli.
gious vocation that this queer peculiarity beat
displays itself.
We read in Matthew xix that q certain rich
young man came to Oar Lord and said, "Mas-
ter what shall do that may have life ever
lastingT Aud the answer he received was,
III thou wilt enter into life, keep the COM
"All this have I done from my youth up.n
be continued. "what is yet wanting to
Net"
And Jesus saith to him, "If thou wilt be
perfect, 60, sell what thou hast, and give
10 the poor; and thou shalt have treasure
n Heaven, and come, follow Me-" And when
he young man had heard this word he went
swHy sOErowful.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

The Times thinks that while the Democrats
will probably lose two or three seats in the
New England States and possibly few in the
Middle States, they are sure to gain a number
in the South and a score or SO in the West,
80 that all the probabilities are that they
will have msjority of from fifteen to thirty
in the next Congress-.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

Professor Contini. This is not at all an -
cepefonal case, ~ learn that the came teos.
place the morning following 1t the Church a.
Letters OF protestation have been sept e.
Moneignor DnPsnloup from almost every tovr
IN Italy, and hear that the Marquis Tanorsdi
Dc Hieo, the Senator, haa sent another e.
Louie veuillot. Let Ms hope that there ID mors
In this letter than mere political reasons.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

Queen Victoria is said to be very mad be-
cause her illustrious son, Albert Edward,
the heir to the throne, has formed an intimacy
with Leon GAmbetta, ex-Dietstor OF France
and leader Of the Republican party.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

The Pope recently presided over the Com
missien Of Christian Arct % ology, being the
first time for 100 years that the Pope has filed
the chair ct . meeting Of sarans. and he Or
dered the excavation CT the Cstacombs Of st.
PetronillA to be prosecuted st his own ex-
penBe.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

At Lyons, France, on the Feast of the As
cension, 2ocO mon assembled In the place Of st.
John before the Cathedral and formed pro-
cession to Eotre Dame ct Fourviere, recitipg
the Rosary on the way.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

CanvassiDg tie relative strength of the two
political parties and their prospeots in the
near future, the Philsdelphia Times publishes
the following table showing the number of
members each had in the House of Representa-
tives during the past eix years:
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23
oALxnDAR or THE wKu.

aaaeav-... nne a3-Second Sandsy after Pentfcoss-
81. John AArtyrs,
Geaeay.-- Jase at-Nstiyiiy Of e John ihs Baptist
Wednesday June 70 SIS JOHN and Pe1l Martyrs.
1AansdAy ... nne fist. william, Abbot. Octave Of
Corpus Christi
Beidsy uDe 2s-Fsast Of the Sacred Heart Of
Jesus
BssurdAy uns Ss--ss. Peter and Paul Ap,stlsa
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-06-23

its very essence 10 freedom while toe
essence of the spiris of the world 10 Ella
very.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-01

The Ameer of Afghanistan, although ac-
cording to recent accounts a capricious saw
age, is well up, it seems in religion He has
been, it Is stated in the London Times. on in
innate terms with the English missionaries,
ty by presiding at missionary meeting. In
1872, when Lord Mayo was assassinated,
Shere Ali addressed very beautiful letter to
the Indian government expressive Of the way
In which "his heart had been overwhelmed
with grief and anguish" by the event In an
other part Of the letter he referred to an idea
he had entertained of visiting England in
company Of Lord Mayo, in order that he
might "obtain the qualification of personal
interview with her Majesty the Queen" This
shows that there was a time, not very remote
when Shere Ali was actuated by the most
friendly sentiments toward the British gov
eminent, and suggests doubt as to whether
Russian intrigue is not responsible for the
present eStrangemeut.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-01

The Cologne Ga-ettereports new edition of
the internal machine Of the murderer
Thomas At Zabrze, in Upper Sllesia, a letter
directed to a man named Polka, to be deliv-
cred into his own hands, was given up to his
wife; Being very large and thick, and fast
pulling one Of the ends Of the tape for the
purpose of opening the letter, there was a
frightful explosion. Frau Polka was thrown
down and severely injured, and all the win
has been discovered from the fragments after
wards picked up, it appears that the letter
contained some explosive substance, either
dynamite or nitro-glycerine and a cap and
needle for its ignition, with which the tape
communicated The author of the crime has
not yet been caught, but whoever he is he has
not given up his intention to destroy Polka,
for he has written letter to the latter's en-
ployer, threatnlng to repeat the attempt on
his life If be Is not at once dismissed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-01
$50

Interesting! THE distal portion Of the
metacarpaI of the right wing of small
pterodoctyl has been discovered in the At
lantosaurus beds Of Wyoming. This is the
first indication Of the existence Of pterosau-
rian remains in the JuraSsic formation In
America. Professionally, the name Ptao-
dactylus montanus has been given to this new
SDpciaS T"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-01

The subventions made by the French gov
eminent to the principal Paris theatres have
been in part announced for this year. The
Opera gets a grant of $4,000 francs (S16S 000)
but only for the remaining period of NJ. Hal
anziers direction, which expires October 81
1879. The Opera Comique, directed by M
Carvalho receives 100000 francs. The Com
edie Franchise has 100000 francs credit Of
$4,000 francs was also voted for popular con
certs and literary matinees," a form Of
amusement quite unknown here 1t was di
vided as follows: Pasdeloup, 10000 francs
Colonne, 10000 francs; Ballande, 10000 francs
and Bertrand, 10000 francs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-01
Tho yVacbingtop paoJ ",

The Washington Post very justly observes
that it is impossible to make the general
public believe that New York is a wicked city
SO long as large proportion of her nhabit-
ants are willing to pay $1,000 for an outrig OF
go-tomeeting clothes and cheerfully hand out
$4,000 for the use of a pew in which to listen
to ST., 900 ministers of the gospel.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-01
An English magaZini

An English magazinist says that the mani
prima donna and is paid more than q prime
minister. used to be presented with watches,
rings and cigars, but that it has become the
custom to give only money. One jockey who
won Derby race received money and iewelry
to the amount of $4,000. The regular fee for
winners is five guineas which sum, for lack OF
success, is reduced to three guineas. Yet one
jockey two years ago received about $4,000
for the season in fees and presents. He was
eighteen years old.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-01

| At single meal three or four Afghans find
no difficulty in eating the tail of a duamba
sheep, mass Of pure fat weighing from six
| to eighteen pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. No. J,5.
U. =. Miserai ssrvey Ne. 100.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, CARSON
~ Guy. Nevada, May 4, Isis. - Notire ia
hereby given that frank n. Tha,cr, J, q,
Cosan,. James Cassidy. Daniel J. War;, u. A.
postofio- address 10 virainia Ciiy. Nevada have
the day MED an application for . pa'eni Tor that
portion OF the crieibal claim NJ ffteen hubdrrd
linear feet " the Silver Lat Lode lying without
The limit Of the sutro Tunnel grant. with sur.
lace grpuud six hundred feet Ia width, stusted
In 0old lliil Mining Di,trict, county of story.
Mate of Nevads, and DESIGNATED by the neld
Dotfa and oficial plat 90 hle IN this cfiee NJ
Lot No. 700 In Township ~ north. Ran. g ~ oast,
Mount Diablo meridian; said portion OF lot
10, ieo :. sppli"d for being de,erihsd Is FOL.
"itei.g ,hst PORTION Of the silver Irsf Com.
lany's U, =. survey No. 100 lying without the
limit Of the sniro Tunnel gram" iLginhins
~ Post No. . on the rouihrry line Of paid suirS
Tunnel grant. and whence bars the quarter
ssction POST IN the east line of section 80 IN
township II north, Ranse 81 ,asi, Mount Diablo
meridian, south ~ degrees east, distant tsI frrt.
and running. thence fom said Pest No. ., nrst
sourse. .ouih ~ derress wet VA feet 10 Poet
sAst Go leet 10 Poet No . ,is nee. third scnne.
north ~ degrees cat Si f.ct 10 Post No. o, IN
The routheriy line Of the sntfo Tunn.l grant;
thence along said southsriy line, fourth couI,e.
north ets dsgre@s west. a. Gas bet Monument
No. u on said southcrly line. Gas h~t 20 Poet
NO. ., the piscs OF beginning containing
II $40 scres. Hcuinrr tms; magne,Ic ysris.
tiou. 10 deRrts NJ Minutes east.
The location OF this mine l. recorded 10 tho
Recorieris ofire Of storey comfy, In Doai q
q Locations Tho adjoining claims are the
SnIo Tunnel Company on the north the Mis-.
sour Corpspy's U. 4. Survey No. i5s on Tho
veet. Otty OF Melbourne on tho snuih. Any and
all .prrsons claiming adversely any porflon of
ssid Silver Leaf hihs or surfs~e grouni applied
Tor are required 10 file their sdverre claims with
lhH HQs IHls nj lbs Ifalfsl Assl.s ard nAtSa
81 Carson during tho sixty days period Of pub.
licaiion hereof. .or they will b. barred by virus
OF the provisions OF the riAiu'e.
mJ6 ssd q. n HARRIS, Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTCH NO.. :7t.
U. =. MIssraI ssrvsy Nc. 100.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE. CARSON
hsreby given that v. NJ. Thsyrr. j. O.
cowan. Jams Ca sldy. Daniel J. WAR. D. A.
Delay J.. Casey and samuel Martin Whose
postefiiee sddrrr II Virginia CITY. Nevada,
have thi. dty hled 81 application for . p.,ent
tor that pardon Of the original claim Of httern
hundred linear feet of the Missou ! lode
lying without the limit OF the sutro Tunnel
grant, with surface ground rix hundred feet In
width. situated IN 0old I'LL Minirg District.
County Of storey. ttaic of Nevada and d sig.
In this once n. Lot No. $50 In Township ~
north. Range u ts.t. Mount Diabio meridian.
said pcr.i0n Of Lot No. 10 ~ applied fsf being
descrihed n follows. TO wit:
Being that portion ~ the Mis- ouri Com
psny's United States Survey "a. 100 ling with.
out ths limit Of the sutro Tunnel giant. ne-
ginning nj Poet No. ., On the ,outhefly line OF
the sutro Tunnel grant. and running q ence.
nrst courre. touth ~ degrees wet y5S feet TO
Post No. . [; thence. rcrond courre. south I de-
Rrce y minutes vest. 4f5 irrt 30 rost 20. Z
theme. tn nd courr.. rouih sss degrees fast
$50 feet Ia Post No. 9 ; N. nee. fourth you're.
north ~ degrcsr east I,iTt f-~t q Poet No. q.
on the rouiheIiy line OF thu futfo Tunnel grant.
and whthce bear the quarter section tornsr ON
the east line Of Section ~. Township ~ north,
Range ~ East. Mount Diablo meridian. = nth n
degrys- east. distant tSi feet. the Monument
No. ". on the ronti erly line Of the sutro Tnn.
mel grant, south CAV degftes East 100 feet !;
thence hon raid Poet No. q. nth ,our-e. norih
IN depress west Go icet o. Post No. .. tho
place OF lsginnlpg containing ~ ~ iOO scrrs.
Bearingy. true; magnetic variation. 10 desrts
20 minutes fast.
The location OF this mine 10 rrcoried IN the
hteotd'r' . once e stor county In Heck 30"
of u Gallons. Tbs adjoining claims $40 the
sntro Tnnp~l grant on the north. the kAst Vel.
low Jachet and the Moorc a Morgan United
hthes Strvey no. lV9 ON the vert.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22
TRUSTEES SALE,

DY VIRTUE CT powrR TO MR. GIyrN
ID by . certain Deed Of Trust 10 me made,
siecutrd end delivered by II. q. Ms,n.ri on
The third day Of so,emrcr, A.. ID. isf1. 1 hereby
give notice thu. ! will. on SATURDAY, the
eighth day NJ Juno proiimo, at y o'eioek ), n.
upon the pr mises hrrrinansr dever b.d, EXPOSE
10 tale Of public auction. 10 the highest bidder
fof cab, ~ the Gold coin Of ,he Government Of
me uniird states. the following d. scrh~d rial
esiaie situated In ths tav Of Told Hill. county
OF Storey, State OF N,vsds, particularly de-
seribed % follows. 10 wit: Al that certain
town lot 10 said town designated and desented
On the ofheial map 81 said town a. Lot number
thrss. W biacf numbtr ave. ltarg " q. IN the town
OF 0oid Hill Aforesaid. Together With u aid
singular the tlnements, Entertainments and ap-
purtensnoss thereunto belonging OF In any viso
appsr'ainips. ., : -
GOld Hill, Nay g. Isis. m,6id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22
sTocKn0IDERs' NETTING.

0vyIos Q. THE ALPHA coxso,IDArRp
Nay q; is1a--Ths i~LEviNTH an, UAI
hkErlNd of tbs Bts khold'p Of the above
nam.a Company. for tho election Of Trustees.
ADD Inc rnnsasuou of sueh other buslpess a.
nay BE- lpre.enind, will BE- held on MO- DAY
1nns nth. ls7a Qhifd Monday In yune. q ONE
the Corporation. Room No. 20 Nevada Block.
~. se Montgomery street. Fac sFnneisce.
California.
Tran.fsr booss elos.d on xosdaypuss iosh.
sysoa WI. WILLIS. ssesstA1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

OFficE OF THR BOARD OF COUNTY
~ q smmi-~ioner- of Storey county. Nevada -
NOTES i- hereby CIV. N. In pur-u n'eo an order
of ,aid bsnl, that -eal.d proposals. will he
received by said bosri M 10 aud including the
NINTH DAY Of JuNk. A. u. ISIS. for sup
piles { Q the County Ho.i itai. In socooianse
With the rqnisiilon and bill IL Items on file In
the Csuniy Cie-k's once. tn which you are
rtferred Tor particulars. ami which ian be seen
during once hou OF each day. By order VI
the Lizard of Couty Commis, ionsrs of htorey
county.
Att->t: j. y. M~cFARLAND. Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

n HR UNDERSIGNED WILL sEI.L AT
pubic suction at ti,s Ufhre Of the Virginia
y .undJ. corner Of O and Taylor p~trrets, Wiz.
Rinis. IN the 2Cih day Of Nay. ISIS al n ~. ell
the perponal properly of The Florida silver
Mining Company. eonsisting Of the shsft,
building. capenier shop. bollcs rooms, black.
smith shop; also. 90 feet Of mining tim
bers and plank. Torr or Les. For Information
regarding the zane Inquire of the waiehman
81 the mine 90 the uLdsfsisnsi.
CHARLES N. FOX,
Z. u SMITH,
myltd ANDRtw tRAagR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

grHR ANNUAL NETTING OF tbs
~aiosihoIdsrs % the Crown Paint told
s.d SILVER nining Company, TOT me .lesuon OF
n.s,ns.. ~ nav come before the meeting. vii
h. reid on NUNDAY, the third day Of Juns.
ian st ne hour Of . O'Clock 2. 4. VI sAid day.
A the oonpanys once. Roon =. nc. tly CALI
fornia strsst, San francises. Cal. The usns.ss
nsoss vii b. clossd on Thunday. the t3d, a ,
o'cloeip.n. JAMES NkwLAnps.
n,si "a Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22
DR.. l. ]. clAPkAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
400 Kearsy street. sas Frs.eises,

INsrApLisHED IN 1854. FOR TIE
~ permanent cure OF ell spseial aisd Chrouie
Dlrssses. - alan eli Female Complaints and
Dissases " the Nervous System.
The immense destruction u human lie an.
nuAlly trOm seer~t and chronic dissa-ss caused
this Old and rrliAble Institution To be estat~
lished nrst In ihiladelph.A. f.nn., IN isso. and
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letter. FREE
h,.ieai;asa Nsstai Debility,
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justiy eelsbfsisi physician. L. J. czAPkAf.
n. u.
Ms method Of curing diseases 10 Peculiarly hi
own ,snknovn to othsrsp. and hence the sreAt
paec->A IheumAtie Affec.icns. chronic ,atArih,
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PERMANENT cure.
DR. CZAfkAY. one Of ,ne aost successful
medical prAesitioaers on thc pAs.As coast. may
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above and all othsr eotnl iaints 81 the aastitut~,
Ne. aus kesr.y street >ss trase,see.
eonndsntial. Medicines sent BY exlrss. Ad
dress I. J. CzArkAY. y. d., POssSfioe Boa
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22

NYYIcE or THH CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. Ian Francisco, California. May
nh. tsT8. --At Q meeting Of the lizard of d.
rrctor Of the above nsmed Company, bald
this day. . dividend mo. 49, Of Two bollsn per
shafs was declared. payable On "WEDNESDAY,
nay isth. Transfer books closed until the 18Th
myio I'm C. p. GORDON. Secretary,