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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-03-30
SHILOH.

After picturing the Sunday morn
ing, the prayer before action, the
beauty and evident surprise in the
Federal encampment, the capture of
Prentiss' brigade, the lecturer came
to the historic question. Could we
have ended the battle with a COM
plete capture of Grants army on
Sunday evening? Gave from per-
sonal observations the position and
utter decentralization of the Federal
army, crowded back to the river
bank; cOrroborated Gen. Bragg's
statement that he was just ready 10
make general move which would
have decided before night closed in
the fate of Grants army; had not
the order from Beauregard came to
prevent, almost at the moment the
advance was to have been made.
Gave a characteristic anecdote of
Generals Breckinridge and Forrest
the next day.
The lecturer regretted that he did
not have time to recall incidents of
the fight with Sturgiss, which he
regards as unequaled by any battle
of the war. Amusing incidents of
a skirmish at OkalOna, Miss, We're
piven. and characteristic anecdotes
of Forrest at Athens and Florence,
Ala. and on retreat from Nashville,
Tenn, closed the lecture. Many of
these anecdotes are well worth pre-
serving, but the reporter could not
give them accurately from the lips
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-28
A RevOlutiOnizing Threat.

/ have heard the story as applied loose
| lv, but as Jenkinson's father-in-law tells
it, it has more of point and pith than in
the other cases. JenkinsOn was the man
who entered the complaint. He was a
young merchant, and had married the
daughter of an old merchant, and said
daughter was inclined to be headstrong
and independent, plainly giving her liege
lord to understand that she should be
her own mistress, and do as she pleased.
Jenkinson regarded this as an outrage,
and in the plentitude of his Indignation
he betook himself to his wife's father,
and there entered complaint, deep and
bitter, against the fair recusant; and, IN
fortunately, in his laundering, he more
than half intimated that the girl had not
been brought up as she ought to have
been. But the old man betrayed no ILL
feeling toward his SOM law.
"Did the vixen say she would do as
she had a mind to doa"
"Yes, SIR"
"And she makes you generally uncom-
fortsblea"
"She does indeed, SIR"
Goodness me! What ingratitude !!
And only last week gave her that beau
tiful set of rubies."
II know it, sir"
"Jeukinson, paid twelve hundred
dollars for those stones and the setting"
81 should say they were cheap at that"
80 they were, so the were. And l
thought they would make her SO happy,
and so good. But have a plan in my
mind. l shall put up With no more re-
ports of her shortcomings. She thinks
she will inherit fat piece of property
from her old father; but she may find
herself mistaken. l have given her the
rubies, but will give her nothing more
until l know that she has mended; and
if hear anything more of her wilful-
ness-if l hear another world will
scratch her name from my will, and leave
her but lesson ON behavior. If she
troubles you any more, you can tell her
what say; and be sure mean it. 1t is
time she should allow her old father 10
rest in peace"
A month later, the old merchant asked
his daughter how she was flourishing at
home.
40, grandlyl' she cried. "You
wouldn't believe how good and kind
James is. He isn't cross any more at all"
The old man nodded with satisfaction.
His threat had had its effect.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-28

IL VIZ LIVE We MUST GROW OLD
Some people think that age is the worst
thing we have to dread-at least person.
ally. Death may be an entrance into
Joy such as We have never known; but
whose blood does not curde little at
the thought of old agel And yet, if We
live we must grow old. We all know
it, but few realize it. No one can be-
lieve that his strength must fail, his hair
grow gray, his skin fall into wrinkles.
We see these things come to our grand
parents---to our parents themselves; and
then we suffer. But what young per-
SON can look in the mirror and actually
fancy what his face will be in old agef
To think of being old is terrible to
many persons; yet old people often seem
very happy. Perhaps a calm we know
nothing of comes with age, or it may
be that we grow old so gradually the
moment Of realization never arrives.
A fter all, it is seldom that one gets to be
so Old that he is not willing to be still
oil der.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-28
81 Miss Thee"

l miss thee, when the evening
Comes down with dusky wing,
Its cool and darkening shadows
A food of mem'ries bring.
1t calls to mind an evening,
At twilight long ago,
When passing by the river
We watched its ebb and flow.
Hand in hand we fingered there,
Till DER the waters wide
The blue and misty shadows
Bespoke the eventide.
Then turning slowly homeward,
Our last goodbye" was said,
Little dreaming that such hours
For US had ever fed.
Lonely now clasp my hands,
And gaze far over the tide,
And long to join my loved one
Upon the other side.
miss the touch of fingers,
ne'er again will hold,
And miss the tender loye-tones,
That spake to me Of old.
I miss thee at the dawning,
| miss thee, dear, at noon;
The gloomy shades of evening
Fall round me, all to soon.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-28
Bounty Laws.

500 bounty is paid to all soldiers
honorably discharged, who enlisted be.
tween May 3 and July %, 1861, for three
years, and who were mustered in before
August 6, 1861. No matter how long OIL
how short time they served, they are
entitled to the 800.
5000 bounty will be paid to soldiers
Cor heirS who enlisted before September
1868, for three years, and who served the
full time, or were mustered out or dis
charged by reason of wounds. rupture
or any kind of mechanical injury (not
disease).
800 bounty is paid to the wife, chill
dren, father, or mother of soldier who
enlisted before September, 1868, fol
three years, and contracted disease in
line of duty, was discharged for disease,
and died of the disease before July %,
1855.
5000 bounty is paid to all recruits
(three years men) in old regiments be-
tween September 30, 1868, and April 1,
1854.
$500 bounty is paid to all veterans Cor
heirs) who were mustered out or dis
charged for wounds, rupture, or injury
|
mot diseased.
All men who enlisted under general
order No. 1911, if recruits, were entitled
to $402; such soldiers rs had rendered
nine months previous service in the army
or navy, $4Oa.
Some men were entitled to 1902 and
received 1902, for the want of being
mustered as veterans, and such are now
entitled to another 500.
All soldiers eHlisting for the large
bounty, who were discharged short OF
their full term of service, for any kind
of wound or injury--even for hernia,
rupture, or accidental injuries-or who
were discharged on Telegraph order OF
May 4, 1865, from the surgeon gener-
ais office, or circular from the war de-
partment of May 4, 1865, and failed to
get all the installments of bounty, or the
entire balance of the $500, or the $402
can now recover the balance of the boun-
ty; or, if the soldier has died since leav.
ing the service the heirs, in the order
named, can now draw the arrears of the
large bounty.
And all soldiers who served at any
time in the early part of the war nine
months or more, and were honorably dis
charged, and then re-enlisted between
September l, and April, 1864, are en-
titled to the $4O2 bounty. If such soldiers
has never received it, he can have his re.
cord so changed to show him veteran, and
yet receive the $402 bounty. No bounty
is paid to soldiers, who served less than
two years, and were discharged by rea-
son of disability sickness or disease)
but if a soldier enlisted for three years
and was discharged before the expiration
of term of service, for wounds, ruptures
or accidental injuries, he is entitled to
receive full bounty for which he enlisted
5000, 5000 or $402, owing to the date OF
his enlistment.
The bounty act of July %, 1866, hav-
ing been extended, there are many who
are yet entitled to bounty.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-28

The Japan Ounce is known as a shrub
plant of floral beauty, and elegant hedges
are grown from it. la rich soils, how
ever, by itself and left untrimmed, it will
in very few years become broad
spreading feature of beauty, twelve feet
high and twenty or more feet broad, with
thousands of flowers. The old scarlet
variety may be planted, and two years
thereafter grated on its various branches
with other varieties or colors, from pure
white TO deep blood-red, and form in .
few years gem of transcendent beauty.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-28

THE everyday cares and duties which
men call drudgery are the weights and
counterpoises OF the clock of time, giving
its pendulum a true vibration, and its
hands a regular motion, and when they
cease to hang upon the wheels, the pen
duIum no longer swings, the hands no
longer move, the clock stands still.
LonGfsllov.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-28

A READER in the country writes us as
follows: "A mule in our village yester-
day afternoon inadvertently kicked II can
of nitrs- ycerine. A barn one hundred
yards distant was badly wrecked, and the
mule appeared somewhat surprised, whirl-
ing around two or three times before re-
suming work at nibbling grass" We
don't believe it-tbat is, we do believe
the kicking and wrecked barn part, but
We don't believe that the mule was sur
prised. 1t is libel on the mule. A
mule is surprised at nothing.-Norris-
totcn Herald.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-28

A DETROIT milkman was going to
raise on prices when he heard that 300
cattle had been burned TO death in Terre
Haute, but boy smashed him with the
information that they were Texas steers.
Free Press.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-28

MAN has here two and half minutes
one to smile, one TO sigh, and half
a one to love; for in tie midst Of this
minute he dies.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-02-28

In 1925 there were only "a churches in
New York. Now there are 4S0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22
NOTICE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TIME LADY WARRINGTON OONS0L
llDATbD OOnfANY and the brNTOS
CONSOLIDATED COMPANY are tuo ~ min
Ing corporation. .hieh have been formed vltn
. apital saock OF ti0.buO.Oou eaen, dlv'ded intc
los Q shsrps OF the par valne Of tino each, fol
the purpose OF mining and WORKING the fouov,
ing.named mining clNms. situate IN 6old I'LL
Mining District, Storey county and ptas Of
Nsysda, 70 W.T. v, 80.
The DENTON. the BOYLE, the LADY
WARRINGTON and the kkYbTuhk claims,
Said claims having been decided 70 the new
corporations above named.
The stockho, dss In the Lady waahineton,
the Benton and the Boyle Mining Companies
are entitled 70 exchange their stock foS stoch
In SAID new corporations.
The stochnoldefs % me lay Ma,nington
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. s,s.
U. i a s:..: - M a.. q, t. S:f 3. /. ! y s:F'A'

u. \. ssrvsy Ne. 81, Tsv..sip 10 North,
Rasss 10 Esst. NJ. ID. ID. and NJ.
TENTED STATES LAND orpicE. CARSON
u CITY. Nevada. July 9, is1s : Notice 70
hereby given that the pELAwAhB SILVER
under the laws Of ceIifoinia by J. q. COREY, Ia
Agent, whose postofice address n q virgisia
City, county OF STOREY. Btats Of Nevada, has
this day made and nled 10 this ONCE its duly
verified Application for patent rom the United
the Delaware lode or VEN, bearing eold and
silver, with surface ground pix hundred l6o0) feet
IN width. and being ofieiaIly surveyed. plated
and desimatsd - u. g.. survey No. 81. Town
ship 10 north, Rang % rest, n. d. D. and n,
and more particularly deserbed ~ follows, 10
Wit:
Beginning 81 . post Married " north CENTER
shsnos the center OF the Delaware Silver Mining
Company's WORKING thait bears south Z degrees
- minutes east. distant @ feet; thence running.
nnt course. south 70 degrees Is minutes west
800 feet 10 post marked NO. I. ". b. Survey No.
81; thence, second courre. routh 10 degtees -
minutss east 800 feet 20 post marked No. .,
U. Q. Survey No. 50; thence. third courss. norh
70 degtees Is minutes east 90 feet to post
married. No. .. u. b. Survey No. b1i thence.
fourth course. north 10 degrees % minutes west
q. !. survey No. "a. whence the noriS...i cor
ner Of section 10, Township 10 nor,h, Range %
sast. n. ID. u. and NJ, bears north % degrees
IS minutes east. distant sI2t feet; thence. anu
eourse, north 10 degrees IS minutes wet ~
20-i00 feet 70 post marked No. 4. U. y. sufvey
No. %; and thence. sixth course, south ~ de.
Gcss - minutes west 800 feet 10 point Of begin.
Ming. Married "porth center" containing 10
6Sl0o acres.
ooarses expressed from the true meridian.
with . msgnstic variation OF lon degrees east.
This claim 10 situated ~ Gold niii OF Amer
lean Flat hloinG District. and duly recorded In
Book b Of Locations, storey County Records,
page lss and tss. and notice 10 hereby iurthif
given that any and oil persons claiming advefse-
u 70 the said pslswars Silver Mining Company
the hersinbefors described mining ground. vein,
lode or premises. OF any intsrrst In or part
thereof, are required IN present and Ole In this
ONCE such adverre claim during the ATTY tcoD
days Newspaper publication OF this notice. or
falling 90 10 do. such sdverps or opposing claim
viii be barred BY virtus Of the provisions OF tie
statute.
Iip asa @. n. HARRiB. Reqisteg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

q ssythiss sIss. Capital nos rsaairsd; vs
IN si.d you, srs pr DAY = benz 1sds 2!
~ induslrtoos. Nan. vomsn, boys 20 giiis
IN. Costiy oatat and tsrns trss. Address
~ ens Tsun : co. Anguish, Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

THE JUSTICE INNING coz.
i PANY.-Location Of principal place Of
business. Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Cold Hil, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 1t . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the isth day
Of August ISIS. an ASSESSMENT mo. ~ OF Ons
Dollsr and Fly Cent? per share was levied mon
The capital stock Of the corporation, payable
inmcdlately. In United States gold coin, % the
Secretary, q the once of The Company, Room
Q Hay wards Building. No. tis oalifornis street,
ban Francisco, California
remain unpaid on the 6th day Of September,
lSIs, will be delinquent. and advertised for sals
a. public auction. and unicss payment 10 made
before, viii BE- sold on SATURDAY, the sth
day Of Oetobsf. 1878, 70 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of D~irecfofs.
X. X. KklLY, Secretary.
0yyIcr-ftoom . Hayvard's Building. No. <is
California street. 1 Francisco. california.
aul6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22
DIsyoIUTloN or PARTNFRsHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
eopar!nenhip heretffore existing between
drvssinG business, Main street. Gold HiIi, 10
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. @. Poll
viii continue The business a. the cid stsnd. OPP
posits uibson's aal0tn and 10 fully authorized
70 fecsiys all monsys due the lsto hrm and 70
nqusstsd 70 settle Immediately, and Ill having
bills agAinst the late arm will plesse presect
the sams forthwith upon resdips this notice.
q, POLL.
LOUIS bATrlR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

stAdsr 4 Co, Trus. $3.50 100 81 %
The public arc hereby cautioned against ne.
gotiAting the above-dsseribed certificates.
X. X KELLY. Secretary.
0ysics Room 2. Haywsrds building. tio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22
Or. 1. J. CIAPkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
IN -Msstssaevy street. sas Franeises
Opposite the Occidental Hotel.

IN Mestssasv street. 81. Fr.seisee
Opposite the Occidental Hotel.
--..,.u-n -, 80. -. r,v
~ permAnept cure OF al bpsciai and Chronio
Disesscs. - also al Female Complaints and
Dissasss Of ne Nervous System g..
nuai'y t0m sesrst s1a Sssvn,v ~ 4. ssssh
t = al IN rh,isHs,nh,s pm. IN isso' and
.iisrs.fd. In san rr,ssissS, Cal, In Ivy, z
sf1isssd the oest medical ana safEieai ussimsnl
nls, sns 'O Sos. me ~ s !. ,Ss inse,,u asu Or 9S !,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OIyIoE OF TIE CALIFORNIA MINING
" Company, San Francisco, califomia, August
fth, is1s.-At . meeting or The Board Of ID.
recto1 of the sbove named COMPANY. hsid
thts day. . dividend Cno 49, Of One Dollar PEI
Ansnst isth. Transfer books clossd until he
"a saisin @. p. oospos. s,s,s.sry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

NYpIcE suocoR MILL AND NInNo
The Regular Annual Meeting Of the aboys
psmsd company foe the election OF Tustssa fof
the ensuing ,ssf. and Transaction Of such Other
bssipsss e may Be presented. viii be hsid q
% Honfepmsu strsei, san Fnnelsco. oaiifor.
ala, on x0NDAY, the "a day Of septsmber,
L.; !. o. sss Il. u isss.as. I sosiosi
su3iA wv. II. WATSON. Bserstay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22
ASSESSMENTS LrY1Eb.


NEW YoRK NInINo COMPANY.
~ Location Of principal place Of business.
San francisco. California -.
Loe.iicn q work.. oeld HIN. Storey county.
Stats OF Novads.
Notice IL hereby given. that ct . meeting Of
ne Board Of Dirsctors. held 90 the 1t day Of
Ans1st, 1878, an assessment Ono. i0 Of Thirty
w osuts per snare Was levied upon the capital
stoSk o. the corporation. payable tmnedistely,
" United States gold com, 70 the Becretary. q
o Smss q ne Company Room q: 70. tis
any stock upon which this assessment shall
fsmain unpaid on the 81 day Of september.
-. VIII % delinquent, and advertised for
s1e ~ public s%uetiol, and unless payment 70
MADE beiore. win DO sold on TUESDAY, the
Mn Gay OF september, is7s, 70 pay tho dslin-
qucnt assessment. togsthsr with costs OF advef.
nsing and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
d THOMAS, secretaJ.
Omee.hoom q. Hsyvnd's BaIidlnE NS.tis
aus ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

BEST s ss;1s:: l ls' s a. ;s. :s; . =; :: :: =
elthsf "a. right In tSeir ovn localities. par
ueulsrs snd samples worth - fres. 1mprvvs
your sper time 81 this business. Addrsss
MD So HffNn0n = o.. Portland. Ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22
IMPORTANT
N E DICAL NOTICE
DR.. DAVID DAVIDSON, n. D.,

M THE EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
Colleges, pupil Of the world reno.nsd
pitsl. Loudon. Engiand. Medical Lecturer at
the Missouri etats Museum Of Anatomy. suthos
Of I" Practical Observations on Nervous DebiL
ity."etc.. stc., may be committed daily q bis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22


CIIVea IaIl.L nlNIN0 coNeA.
~ nssac,n., Ma. ~ 49,.
-. a., ~ ncssco' or,iso,pis Wv
io.ssion m ~orr. Isoia Nm storev oount,
NsvSds'
Notics IL hereby given, that 1t Q meeting Of
M j Is ss7s an s nsM No ~ ~
s,,,. 49,, .ss,~ va 49, u,on
wv - a N.
1mvus 2p.ss,, N fin,,,s ststsl sold c.ip m IN
esx..s ,hs oascs n IN Somnsnx Noom
~ HsS.sd,s bui,SinS' No. 40 C~iiivrpi. strcst'
I.u.,ess 49, shi.n ,h,. ......u.rt .h.,,
Anl stocx ~ wn,sn .nls ks,o'9sn. mi
.smA'n uhPs.a ~ J. nutus y"
~, anh,,c .ns,,an sna me- nsvmsn, 4.
msSs b.fors vim be- sold on raIitsbrY'ih m iath
day Of septsnbsr. isIs, 70 pay the dslinqssni
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
W. X. DIAN, Secretary.
Omcs-Room 10 Hayward's building. No. tio
oaiifornia street. Han Francisco. California.
jyiytd
..-=.C... ..sve. .1-.So
X ~ .snS
a. besiSss:N San FIsncisco. Csliyonis' ~
fecsno. a. -a,ss- aaid iiiii4 S.ursv county.
xsxsds ~
Notice y hereby given that q : meeting Of
~ ,S
o. suix, ls'o. ~ sscssmons inv. isIo
vLe Dols. ~ sn.l .e..ea wv
ne c.pt.s, stoeA ~ W soIpo'selvs' psysu,e
immsaiateiy. N oh.usa 49, so'a Gun, 70
= 's,syss 49,. ~ E..ag'
,ssa ""' e~A ~
Al. ..,.. - .A.u
AZ svoes sp0a .as a.. ~ 49,, ,s1s
Nmsan ns .''ausJ ..nssa 20.
vii ~ aennquen'' asa saser.sr y.
made b.iors. viii be sold on TUESDAY. the
ION day Of September, ISIS. TO pay the dslin-
ssins and slpsnsss o. ssis.
By ordor OF the Board Of Directors.
JOHN ChvCkErT. SECRETARY.
O~nce-Room n. No. ti9 California street. san
Francisco. California. Jyip ID
-....-oW CO0oaU1-
,Locsiion ., prne,pai pace u business
locsaon o. works, oosd hli Mining pis'ne''
stofeJ eoens. esste ol Nsssae a.
Notice 70 hereby given tnst 3 meeting OF ine
Board OF D.rectors, held on nundAy me y, aay
o. August lsIs' m as,essment tNo; " OF Ininy.
ave tssl osnn psf snAre va 'evlea upon w
capital stock o. TIE corporaiion. payan'e imme'
diately. IN unitsd eestss sold COLI. 70 nssse,
renry' Z. ne onsse. OF tne COMPANY. ho1ss
and .. NO W Aonttomefy sefoets IAN IN"
cisco, CaluofniA- A.u
Any stoek upon vnien tnis Asses.men, sn.i,
remaln unpaia ~ auisu.y, sno ssa y.
is,s, III y rr.nn sna nn,s.. Nc.
w. tss.et pesfse .s.ses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22
NEGOTIATIONS.
CAUTION.
The Justice Mining Co.
CAUTION,

ssssk ssId 20 Pay Amsa.s or A..
sssssnens No. NJ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

a Invfids, - well - business men OF
families. seeking recreation and pleasure, vtil
and this the yery place. jes m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

DENTUCK MINING COMPANY
Location OF principal place OF busi'
psss, San Francisco. California.
Location Of work.. Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict. storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct . meeting
Of The Hoard Of Director. held on the IN
DAY Of August, 1878, an assessment mo. 49,
Of One Dollar ttii per snare was leved
upon the capital stock Of, the corpora
tiou, payable Immediately, IN United sta,ss
gold coin. 20 the Secretary. a. the omcs oi tns
Company, Hoom No. -, NO. sio r'ns s'Ne',
san r. .ioes 1noo vbieS hi. assessment shah
remain unpaid on the Ninth Gay OF oeptem.
bsr. ISIS, win % deinonehe ana eosenieed
%, en- sa's ~ paonS S.i suaoS Win a'1 be- soId On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22
r or

Board and Lodging per veck...........Si1 90
Board and Lodging per day............. . 90
children from 9 to II years OF acc, half price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22
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4 hereby certify the foregoing 10 b. trus
copies from he enrolled resolutions 90 hDs In
w Wine my hand and the Great Seal Of s1is.
J. D. MINOR.
tsrALl sson.ary Of s,sis.