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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
NEEDS OF AMERICAN FORESTRY.
ADDRESS or DIR. JOHN A. wARDES BEFORE The AS
SOCIAIION,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-Dr. John A. Warden, Of
Ohio President of the American Forestry ASsocih-
ton at the annual meeting on "Wednesday, de-
liyored an address upon the management OF wood
Lands. and spoke particularly of the needs of Amer
lean forestry. Among those needs he mentioned
the following Information respecting the character
and habits of native and foreign trees, with InStruc-
;ons a. to how foreign trees should be planted ana
nur ured: knowledge of the benefits of forests, and
of their influence upon climate, health and the
water supply; how u make the most profitable dis
position of The lands. how to protect the trees bow
10 estimate the yaluc of crop of trees how TO har-
vest the result by telling, and determine which Is
the hest season to do is in, and how IT,
transport the logs. We have no forest
schools. in which to learn from lOng-traIned
instructors all these necessary things says DR..
Warden. but the forests Of Europe lie open
before u.s." lie adds practical. trained f0rsteIs.
are to be seen every estate. Let us ask OF them,
and be willing 70 learn whatever is available and
applicable to our own conditions. We cannot all
20 10 them rs pupils though II would be well to
send .o,le Of our young men to pursue thorough
course OF study, rs Great Britain has sent
them to Germany; and men thus educated
will one day be needed here, when we
come to organize orr own schools OF forestry"
He then recommended that a suitable person be
sent to observe and report behalf of the forestry
interests. lie should be- man of broad powers,
one trained to accurate observations, familiar al
ready with our own forest trees, with vegetable
physiology, and possessing general knowledge of
natural history
In concluding the paper, he saws: "The Govern
ment cannot in any way ctiectuay ard thiS
great agronomiC interest rs by spending the mode
rate amount needed for the outfit and support OF a
European Forestry COmmi sion, such as VAS asked
for by the gentlemen who have submitted the me-
mortal that Is now under their consideration, and
awaiting the reports Of their committees. Such,
nav friends. YOU will agree with me III feeling TO Toe
tie crying want in our pursuit, the great need we
have eNperipnccd in orr attempts 10 begin lilo
building Of n crrditablc system Of American for
estry ; and such a commission and report, perhaps
yDu will also agree, would be the cornerstone 10
the foundation upon which we may hope 10 erect
noble supcIstructGre 10 the iutule.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
MEETING OF MEXICAN VETERANS.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 22.-The regular
annual meeting OF the National Association 0l Mexican
Veterans opened in this city to-day at the Assembly
Rooms on H,noverst. the hall Was handsomely deco.
rated with United flags and coats of Of the
States and on the platform, in front OF the presidents
seat was collection OF trophies OF the Mexican war,
consisting Of old flint muskcts pist0s lances, etc.
IL was announced that telegram had been received
from the Hon Green Clay smith. Of Kentucky, the or
ator stating he could not be present to deliver the
Grafton Tonight committee was appointed to select
an orator III place Of Mr. Smith, which subsequently re-
ported that General ". W. Davis, Of Pennsylvania. who
was present had consented 10 be the orator. and he
would tonight deliver mis- lecture on The Halls Of the
MOnteZumas"
Colonel Rudduch, president OF the Maryland AssOca-
ton made "A brief address OF welcome, which re-
sponded by General James Denver. president Of The
National Association The roll called and LOO
her ans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

The country was startled about year ago by the
announcement that nearly all the valuable pnbhc
lands of the United States had either been sod pre-
emnted by homestead settlers given away to rail-
roads. Here is an opportunity which Congress
onght not TO allow to pass. to get back between
twelve and thirteen million acres of these lands.
The following additional facts are of interest in
connection with this subject By the Act of July
9 1861 the time for the completion OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad was fixed at July 4, 1876. by joint
resolution Of May 7, 1876, it was declared and DO
il further provided that the time for commencing
and completing the Northern Pacific Railroad ana
all its several connections is extended for the term
of two years" or TO July i, 1878. The Act OF July
I. 1865, contains the following provisions - That
the said company shall commence the work on
sad road within two years from ana aiter
the second day Of July, 1868, and shall
complete not less than 100 miles per year there
after and shall construct, equip, and complete
the whole road by the fourth day OF July, A. ID.
1872 The Land Office holds that the limit for the
completion of the road July A, 1877 and that the
act of S6S worked repeal Of former acts IN 10 lar
as the limit of time was concerned. The company
claims benefit of the extension Of 1876 when gives
them till July q, 1878. The matter is now before
Congress and pending decision, for these reasons
the Land Office suspends publication Of the North
ern Pacific among the roads whose grants have
lapsed. The act of March, g. 1871, declares that
the Texas and Pacific land grant shall lapse March g.
1881 but the company is liable TO forfeit the grant
for non.fulflment of the conditions of the grant.
The Southern Pacific and Atlantic and Pacific grants
lapse July 4. 1878, and both now liable to for
fixture for failure to comply with the conditions of
the grant. The California and Oregon land grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
and other ofccra led the promenade when preceaeu "
dancing, at III O'Clock. -

aud other occra promenade which preceaeo the
dancing. at III O'CLOCK. -.,,ou,ox
Despite the serious loss which befen the sth keg'
men: in the burning Of Its armory last euiu"9 Wv
ming there was lack OF gayetya at their au iooop
lion last night This held in the spacious rooms Vi
the ofh Regiment Armory, in West Twenty-siN'n-S'''
the use of hch had kindly rendered ior the
sion There was little attempt Glade III VIC way -.
decoration: the band-Stand WAS drApei WIN Paio.s
bunting: the cOors OF the regiment winch Wete
with much effort from the burning ta
tle stand and over them hung shields, oeaFInE tns
names Of the battles III which the regiment was enEke"
during the Rebellion. 1919, aoa ~ N
Cests bega to arrive after o'clock ana nv ~
tie band dscoursed national airs The pan was opeeI
w I'm the Eighth Regiment March," in which several
bundled couples took part Among those pTeSS,ht 49,
Controller John Kelly cyAssemblyman Loughin, Gene
raj Briggs of the Eleventh Brigade. General Dupn ate
If General Dxs staff, Northumberland Finley OF lse
4 Regiment POnghkeep.i, General Berriah anu sian
CoIonel George d. Scott OF the Sth Regiment, Captain
John Carr OF the Veterans captains w. d. d te
ex-Captan Dow 2. Kctc: CAPTAIN a. i: Decker anu
wife Orartermaster A. L. Whiteiaw ana vic, eh-
Colonels John W. Avery, o. tne n"1i Ibr sfyics
Among the officers OF the och Regiment VINO atonea
were Ileufeplnt- Colonel NJ L. T.. Montgomery Major
J. T. Pryor; Captain w p kirhi'hu' 0'p'''" v"
Walton and Surgeon L. W. RO0i.
FESTIVAL OF THE ELEVENTH.
More than 800 persons. members OF the
1lth Regiment and their friends, enjoyed
bail at the Teutonia Assembly Rooms last night
Mayor Ely came in late in the evening. and was soon
followed by General shaer with his stah ana hu'pcr
~ National Guard officers The Mayor made come re,
Inark expressive pride In the citizen Sodety an
MS qualification witnessing the enjoyment Inc ith
being exclusively German regiment mere NO, "a Vi
with National coIors, was good. and perfect
order prevailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
OBSERVANCE AROUND NETWORK.
The celebration in Brooklyn assumed IT

line CrIcDTltIOn TIL DTOOhIyI dhSuHIC" It0
usual charater although participation in 1t was nte-
rered with seriously by tho storm. The pubic olees
and stores generally closed The Post once was
open in the forenoon for the Transaction OF business
and Controller Bnrri and few other OFFICIALS Fsiteo
the CITY Hall during the day. That building WAS ho
decorated with bunting In the usual holiday manner on
account of the STORM The flags, however were hois'ea
ON the CITY Hail. Court House. and other prominent
buildings Salutes were fred Mt Fort Greene PARK ana
the Arnory in staggs. but they attracted little aten
ton although few persons stood in the rain TO Witness
the display.
The day was not generally celebrated in jersey CITY,
mo.r or stores being open FIags were oisphiye"
mon many Of the buildings In the evening DuhDer
~ and receptions were held the most noteworthy
being the annual reception OF the City Guards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
Old TIMES REVIVED IN THE SOUTH.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. o. To-day was oo-
served as general holiday. Places OF business were
closed houses decorated, ard the shipping In the harh0r
,iy embei shed with an immense quantity Of bunting.
The local military the Lynchburg Home Guard, and
battalion Of Marncs under command of Colonel forney
paraded the principal streets OF the two cities Immense
throngs of people occupied the sidewalks windows and
housetops to witness the pageant, and the great
ms taLen pl ace here since the war, and the
people are pleased at this old time celebration
of Washington'- Birthday. grand banquet gwen ny
the Norfolk Light Artillery Bn-s IN honor OF their
guests the Lyncaburg Home Gnard Is In progress TO-
ileht III fhe Atlantic hotel Many officers from tDe gar
r,son at Fortress Monroe and from the ",attoh are
present and the utmost fraernal feeling Il exhibited
CuAEIr.ToN s C., Feb 22.WashmgiOn's Birthday
was ca LIBERATED by the most imposing military puraGc
y1tue twenty The Walker Lght 6uards
OF Richmond. Va. took part III the procession. ihe
troops were reviewed by Governor HAMPTON ana Gen
c-ni W. H. f. Lee, OF Virginia. son OF General EoOert
Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
WESTINGHOUSE BIRTHDAY.


THE OBSERVANCE YESTERDAY.
o,.rstn, CELEBRATIONS tEEvENTGD BY THE STORM
-ANSIyERsARY MEETINGS. RECEiTIoNS AND
RAILS IN TIE CITY-HEARTY OBSERVANCE ~
TIE SOUTH. -
The violent storm yesterday confined most OF INC
Observance of WaslIngton's Birthday to INDOOR eA-
ercises. A few flags lung from pnbhc p'iinlAs'
and ships in the harbor and the usual Na'iohai Sd
lntes were fired but expected parades were gwen
M Some anniversary meetings were heid, anu
National themes were discussed. The merries' part
of the celebration was in the evening wheh various
receptions and balls were given. The DAY was ceie
brated in Virginia and other southern states WIZ"
more heartiness than III previous years since tue
yyu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
A PHYSICIANS REUNION,
DINNER OF MEDICAL ALUMNI

GRADUATES OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF TIN
UNIVERSITY OF TIE CITY OF NEw-YORK AT
THEIR ANNt AL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY MAYOR
ELY, CHANCELLOR CROSBY, DIR. d. d. ST. John
ROOsA, THE REV. DIR. STEPHEN II. TYING, JR.,
AND OTHERS
The alumni of the Medical Department of tho
University of the City of New-York listened to
speeches, last evening, at their ANIMAL dinner, from
Mayor Ely, Chancellor Crosby. DR.. ID. b. St. John
Roosa, Joseph II. Choate, the Rev. DR.. Stephen II.
Tying, jr., and others. Dr. ST. John Roosa as repre-
sentative of the University Council dweIt upon the
need of great university in this city. like those Of
Glasgow and Edinburgh and upon the importance
of unity of the various departments of the present
University of the City of NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
MINOR EIRES.

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 22.-The charcoal
sheds Of the Washburn & Moore Manufacturing Com
pany aud three freight cars at QuinsigaiDond were
burned this morning. The loss Is $1,000.
MONTPELIER, VT, Feb. 22.-The dwelling
and barns of Mr. J. Lefords at Barrett burned Last
night with their contents. The loss s $1,000; insurance
not ascertaiuCd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
pFNNsyJyANIA MURDERERS.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Feb. 22.-The Governor
this morning granted thirty days respite to r. Fisher
sentenced to be hanged February 26. He also issued
~ arrruts for the execution Of Patrick Hester Peter NC
Hugh and Patrick Tully. TO take place March 20 and
Tor The execution of John Kehoc aud Dennis DonDey
April ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

BosTON, Mass, Feb. 22.-The Savings Bank
of somersworth. N. H., which suspended on the 10Th
inst has deposits amounting to $6S03l7 statement
of the condition OF the bank will be made In days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
nrurR OBsERYANCEs.

4 delegation from Abraham Lincoln Post No. 10,
Grand Army Of the RcpIb!c with It's commander Major
joseph ForheS visited Phladcphia and was entertained
b. Post No. ..
dramatic performance was given TO the apprentice
boys on the training ship Minnesota.
General Joseph A. Jackson addressed the boys OF the
Eleventh street Lodging House last evening The large
charI connected with he house well filed, and
handsomely decorated with aSs. large portrait of
washington occupied conspicuous position. After the
,f,.res. ice cream and cake were sery ed 10 AL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
AMONG THE GERMANS.

Tho German ciua, and s0cicc, celebrated the day IN
their own fashion. Musical cneralnmentS social tcS-
tivities and spees had been arranged by many Of them
The Heyetia RIFE CUb engaged IA rifle contest at the
s,huctreu Park turins the afternoon. Tie sng Aca-
demte ..ayc Il masquerade at Turn Hall. in Fourth
- Thr Mozart Lo6c uf the knights OF fyItls, u
b.u an tho GcruIauIl Assembly Rooms, whore la the
miner hall an association ~ amateurs CN. drama tie
en- iertaiumcut. The AI.on Society mad merry
Co, g,.H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
COUNTY ADVERTISING 1 PRINTING

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWN. IN PURSU.
~ anee 10 an order OF the Board of County
Commissioner made and entered In the mir.
ntes Of said Beard. that Sealed Proposals will
be received By the said Board, al their once, In
f is:l s 8 o. y, S.T So1ih sSH'i BS :, s cs iS " q q .H 3D.
ISIS. 81 the hour Of 10 O'Clock a. ~. for doing
the County Advertising for the remainder Of tbs
iscai ysar A. ID. Isis. aid bids 10 state the
price pr square for nrsi insetion. and the price
per square for sseh s~uessquent insertion.
The same time and place the Bosrd viii receive
Bsaled Proposals. tor doing the County Job
Work printing Bianhs. Biilheadp, etc. Tor tha
remainder OF the saId fiscal year Books and
Records sxcepted). Bidders for printing must
specify price per resm tVo shsstsI ior;
Half sheet Note BLANKS printed on one tide;
Half-shest hets blanks pFiLtsd on both sides;
Hslfsheet Lsttr Blank printed on one sids.
naif-shest Letter Blanks printed on both aides;
HhEshset foolscap blanks printed on one side;
Hsitsheet foelsesp BlAshs printed on b,th
Haif.sheet Legal Cap BLANKS printed on ons
Hslf.hest Legal Cap Blaaks printed On both
sidesy
Quart.r-siees Via, Gap Blanks printed on one
Half sheet Plat Cap Blanks printed % both
Puilshsst Plat Gap Blanhs printed on one side
ruil.ehset Plat Cap Blanks printed on both
pides;
Price per roam for each additional ream.
stats price for Binding.
Bidders 10 bind themselves TO do oil printing
not above specified ct proportional rates.
Ths Board reserves the right 10 reject any aud
I'll bids.
Bidde,s desiring additional information will
itguirs at the Clerks o1ios.
In witness whereof I have hersunto sst my
hand md emrsd the seaI of said county, this
z,a az Of March A: D: ISIS. -.
H-sI j. p. MePARLAND, Clerk.
" Y: Q: THonrson. Deputy Cisrk. mhsOtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
uILL MINING COMA.


- Nf.-Lssaiion % principal place " bust
nrss. san Francisco. C~sIi!ornls.
Location Of works. ooli Hall. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at Q meeting oi
the hoard OF D.rtctofr, held ON the 9TH day 81
April. issS. an a-rersmsnt lNo. ~ OF One Dollar
tsiJ per snare WAS levied upon the capital
stock of The corporation. payable Immediately,
~ u~i = 80, gold coin, tn the Secretary, Al
the Office Of The Company, tootn ~ hAy wards
Bailiing. No. al, California street, san Fran
cisco. California.
Ans siock upon which this assessment .hsIl
remain unpaid On the iOth day OF Nay,
ISIS, VII be delinquent. and advertised for sale
al pubic ~anciion. and unle-s payment ls made
before will he sold q a FRIDAY. the
SLIT day of Nay, ISIS, tn pay the delln-
Quent as-e-smeni. together with costs Ut adj
Nertising and expenses OF sale.
By order of the Hoard OF Dircc,or-.
W. 4. DEAN. SECRETARY.
O~aice-Room 10 laywAfd's Building. No. tis
California street. san frsnei-eo. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
MELLOW JACKEr SILVER MN.

ING COMPANY. - Location OF works.
Cold mn. storey County. st,ie Il Nevada
Principal place Of business, Main street, Gold
Hill. Nevasa.
Notice l. hereby gwen. thst a. q neetlngo OF
the Board of Trustees of ss,d Company. held on
the 9th day Of April, A. u. 1875, an assessment
CNo. ~ o. I've Dollars tt2) per shave WAS
levied upon each ani every share % the capital
stock II said Company, payable Immediately,
In United states gold coin. To the Secretary. at
the once % the Company. Main street. Cold
mn, Nevada. OF to James Newland-. Transfer
Secretary. No. tio California street. san frsn-
cisco, California.
ANY stock upon which .sid Assessment shall
remain unpaid on wsdnedays, the SIN iay VI
May. ISIS, shAil be Deemed delinquent. and
will b. duly advertised for sale at public suc.
ton, and unlcss pigment shall hs nal. before.
will be sold ou FRIDAY. the 7th day Of
June. lSIs. II IA oicioct ~. In front OF the
once Of the COMPANY, To pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising
and expcn-e-of -ale.
ly order OF the Boari % Trustees.
y. ENNIS. Secretary.
Gold Hil, New, April s. Isis. ap;td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
,LruA coNsoLiDArED MA,

N iBg Com2ahy.-Location of works, Gold
liiil. storey coanty. State of Nevada.
Locaiion OF principal place of business. san
fnnciscO. California.
Notice u hereby given. thai a q meeting
of the DIRECTORS. held on the rscnty nrst lfistl
day u March,i5.s. an assesrue1t inc. ~ OF One
Dollar tsh per sharc WAS levied On the
capital stock u the corporation. payable imme
disiely. In United States gold eosn. TO the rec
rciary, 81 the orlce of the COmpsny. kOom -
Nevada itck. No. 40 Montgomery st,eet,
san Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this asses.nent -han
remain unpaid on Thursday, the r~snty.hfth
t2othl day Of April. ISIS. will he delinqu.nt,
and Advertised tor sale 81 public anetion,
and unless Iaynent is naaio befote Will be
sold on WEDNESDAY, the nftsenth tiSthl
day VI Msy. ISIS, W par the deiinqavnt
A--sr-iaent. together With eo-ts OF sdSef-
Using and -npenss. Of ale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
JfFtsE-Room No. ~. hsssds bioek. No. -
Montgomery street, ssn frsne.reo. California.
RaHffri
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
CoNsoLIDArED IMPERIAL MIN.

~ lNG COMPANY. Location OF principal
place of business. san Francisco. California.
Location ot wotks Gold HUI Mining District.
St.r-y county. Nevada.
Notice i hereby given. that q, = meeting of
the Board of Dire 'tns-, held on the y h day
Of April, lSs~, an a-ses-ment tho. 81 Of
Twenty Csni- per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation. payable
immedistsly. In mite states eoli coin. Ia The
Secretary. At the 0flee of the Company. hoom
10 IIsy~ard'- Bnllding. No. tis Californi. street.
San Francisco. California
Any stock npon which this asse snssnt shsil
remain unptii on the ffiesnth day Of May.
ISIS. will be delinquent. and advertised br
sale II public auction and unlcs- payment IL
Insie befor. will b. sold On "WEDNESDAY the
Finh day of Jane. ISIS. 10 pay the delinqsent
a-4sssment. 3 gether with co-t- Of advertising
and expeusrr a sale
By orcer 90 the Board of . ~ircctors.
W. Y. DEAN. Secretary.
Of'ee - Room No. 10 Ilaywari's Bnilding.
No. iio California street. san Francisco. CALI
foruia. ap'o I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OpyloK NEVADA GOLD AND SILVER
Mining Company. Nan franeisco. califor.
MA. April o. ls1s.- Tbs Annual Meeting Of the
Btoekholdsrs Of the abovenamed Company will
be held q the once Of The Company. Neon 10,
No. sis California street. Nan trsneisoo. Dali.
forria. on Friday, the s5th day Of April. ISIS. st
the hour Of . O'Clock ?. ~, for tbs purpose Of
electtrR . Beard Of Directsr 10 ssrve for the
ensuipg rear. sed The transsction OF such other
business o. may properly come before the meet.
lag. The transfer books will DO closed on Sat.
nrday. the 2th day Of April. at the hour Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
p.nE JUsriCE MINING cox

~=LnCtlOu ot ptiutiIai ItasS VI
ba-ine.-. SAN Francisco. California.
Location VI works, Gold lin. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice Il. hereby given. that At q meeting OF
the bad OF Directors. held 90 the fJth day
Of March. Isis. an a-sc--urnt INC. ~ VI due
poliar and fity Goats per share Wa lcvled upon
the capital stock OF the eorpSrAiion. payable
Immediately. In United States goli coin, 10 the
Secretary. al IN. ofies VI the Company. lioom
. llAy ssnl's Balliing. No. 81, California street,
ian Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment .hAn
remain unpaid on the tih day of May, ISIS,
will he a~elinqnent, and advertised Tor GALE
al public ~Ancti01. and unless payment 10 ufxie
beiOfe. will be sold On SATURDAY, the
25tn dag of Nay. Isis, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF ADVERTISING
and expcnrr- OF sale.
by order OF the Boari of Directors.
Il. X. KELLY. secretary.
Ofrick-iioom No. .. hAy~aris Dailiins.
fig California. street. san Francisco. California
apltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
REGISTRATION.

NOrIcg II HEREBY GIVEN III 1T rlIE
N books % Registration for the Municipal
Eiec;iou Ia 10 held On MONDAY. NAY Q. 1r,s.
for the election Of Town Onhe-r- % thu To~n
of DOLL lhil. viii BE- open On MO>DAr. April
4, Isis. at 10 o'cl.ck a. n. NAiuralizsd citizens
arc requlred by Law 10 present their papsiss 81
The tinis VI registration
X. G. COOK.
Eranicio tesistry Asent. Township No. ..
storey county. Nevada.
0oII IiIll March -. issS mh2std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
RCrcINpMENr NOTICE.

A 4 ms.tirg % tire Bosrd % Dir-etor- of N.
IOuuII 4 READY n NINo COMP any. held
this ssl day Of spnl. ISIS, Assessment No. 2.
levied on tho 2lth day OF January. ISIS. was
rc-elndod, and all moneys collected on said
n..essment were directed TO BE- repaid and re-
funded 10 tnose entitled To the same.
BY order Of the Beard OF Directors.
ap9i Nv q. n. De LAND. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-26
DELINQUENT SALES.


nELCHER sILVER IININ0
Ii OONPANY.-Location Of prncipai place
81 business, san Franeisco, California.
Location Of vorks. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Notioc.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowincdescribed stock, on account OF assess.
ment No. i0 levied on the 18th day Of
the names Of the respective shareholder. -