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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-20

u OoMPANY. Location Of principal place
OF business. san Francisco. California.
Location VI works. Gold Hil. storey county
Notice 10 hereby given, that 81 . meeting Of
the bard Of Dircetor. held on the iIth day
of July, ISIS. an ss-essmsnt mo. 10 OF
Ots Dollar per share WAS levied upon
the capital stoek OF the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United statss gold coin. 10
tue SECRETARY. 81 the once % the Company,
Room ~. ti9 California street. SAP Fran.
cisco. California
remain unpaid on the 2Oth day Of August. ISIS.
will be delinquent, and advertised for
sals q public auction. and unless payment 10
made before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the
1oth day 10 September. ISIS. to pay the delin-
auent assessment. together with eo~ts VI advcr.
Using and eHpen-~s Of sSle.
BY order OF the Board OF Dirrctors.
JOHN CROCKETT. Secretary.
Once-Room n. No. Aig California strcet, san
Rr.nel.sa C.hhrula lyll I'll
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DELINQUENT SALES.
7 EyIArmAN MINING COMPANY.

IL Location OF principal place oi ou''"'s''
san Francisco. California
Location OF works. Gold hin Mining Dnsu's''
Notiee -TAere are delinquent upon the toI
lowiny-described stock. ON account OF .sssrs-
ment no. u levied ON the 18th day OF MAY,
is.s. The several amounts Get opposite tne
Names Of the respective sharehoiders, ~
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DELINQUENT SALES.
SgcCoa MILL AND LINING

CUCCOk MILL M AININ0
- COMPANY.-Locaiion Of principal place
OF bus noes. San Francisco, California,
Location Of works. Gold Mil Mining Dis
trtet. Storey county. State OF Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account Of assess-
ment (No. isl levied on the 10Th day OF Nay,
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. As fol.
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And In accordance with law. and an crdcr of
the board Of Directors. made on tho 9Th
dav OF June, 1878. % many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock a. may he necessary will
be sold Of public auction. at the ON 90 OF the
Company. Room Q HsywaId's Bailding. No.
ON SATURDAY, the 81 day Of August, 1878.
nj the hour OF I O'Clock 2. n. ~ said day, 10
pay raid delinquent asrer-ment thereon. to-
gethef with costs Of advertising and expenses
n, X. KELLY. Secretary.
Oyyfcr-loom 4 Hayward's building. No. tit
California street. San Francisco. California.
txfTfd
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FOR SALE.

THE MACHINERY AND BUILDING ooN.
i prsins the HoIsting WORKS Of the waller
Defeat shan o. the Justice Mining Company.
San. T. CURTIS, bupt.
oeh Hni, Ssiy ", IsTs. I'M tsI
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
June. ISIS. 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock a. may bc necessary viii be sold
al public auction. at the once Of the Company.
Room % Hayward's Building. tl9 ,alifoinia
street. San Francisco, California. ON wkDNKs.
DAY. the 3tst day Of July. 1878, At the hour OFF,
O'Clock r. n. OF said day, V pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with COTS OF I'd.
yertislng and expenses OF the sails.
JAMES EEwLANDs. Secretary.
0f1ce-Room - IlAyward's Building. No. ti9
California street. Ban Francisco. California.
jyiotd
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
STOREY COUNTY COURT HOUSE
BONDS.

nrricE or TIE BOARD or COUNTY
" Commissioned Of storey County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that Of . regular meet
ing Of aid Board, held ct their once on the
18th day Of July. A. d. 1878. Il appearing that
thsrs Vas not . s~uficisnt amount Of bonds Pre-
secuted for redemption. In accordance with the
notice heretofore pabli-het. TO exhaust the sun
OF money In said fund to Be u-ed for the
redemption Of storey County Court House
Bonds, 10 was dets rminsd By lot that the fol
loving bonds should BE- rcd-smed. 10 vii.
Numbers IS, 81, %. 50. ~. "a. "a, %. ~, oa. ~.
n n, s., u. ~. -. %; and that the
ssms we're declared 10 be redeemed, and that
the holders thereof. Of each and all OF said
bonds. are hereby notined that they can
receive payment therefor. principal and inter
est. upon the presentation ofssid bond OF bonds
90 the County rr asarrr u said Storey county.
and that the Interest on aid bonds % declared
90 BE- redeemAble shall c.ass and terminate sfer
ten days nom The date hereof.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my
hand and fixed the seal Of said Board. this 9Th
day Of April. 1878.
lsElLl J. r. MCFARLAND.
jyis 10, c'aniy Clerk.
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nao.pGCr GOLD AND sILvER

Z MINiS0 COMPANY. Location % prin-
eipAi place Of business. San Francisco. Call.
Loestion Of works. Gold Hin. STOREY county.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 . nesting Of
the Board of Directors. held On the 18Th day Of
July. 1878, an Assessment, mo. o. OF Twenty
I'VE Cents per shArs Was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable In
mediately. In United States gold coin, 70 the
scerstary, d the once Of the Company, kooms
No. 80 sansoms street, san Francisco. SAE
fomiA.
AM stock upon which this s..essment shall
xsmain unpaid on the 7oth day Of Ausust.
1sfD. Van bs delinquent. and advertised for
ale d public suction. and uniess payment 70
made before will be sold on fukSnAt. .ns
10th DAY Of September. ISIS. 10 paw ths dsnn-
ousut sssessment. together with Gusts Of aiver-
Using and expenses Of sale.
nv order Of the Bard OF Directors.
WARMER CRAIG, SECRETARY.
Omee-Ioom Q. No. $40 sansome street. san
Francisco, California. VIVA
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

OYrIoE or THR CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Oonpany. Ban Francisco, California. July
rector Of the aboveuAmed Company. bald
this day, Q dividend Ono. ~ Of One Dollar per
shars was declared, payable On MONDAY.
July 18Th. Transfer book closed until the 18th
isisin Q. P. GORDON. SECRETARY.
6ec A week I'm your own town. Is outnt
00O free. Nc rtsk. Reader, n you want Q
business at which parsons Of either sax can
make great pay III the time thsy work. vri's
nh ssn: d. HlLLkrTA 90. porlssd. u.
inn sWnnV PRoNPTLY DONE Ar
!.gss aN..WSssSAy;; Is: 8; - - '' u. '''' ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
q

II 10 reported that down In Tennessee
there y . beetle that che~s tobacco.
Ten thousand orange trees we're act
out In the vicinity 81 San Jose, Cal.
this season.
Crude carbolic acid mixed with sixty
parts wstsr IL recommended for killing
ticks ON sheep.
The rice crop II this country IL CON-
ing tn the fore again. South Carolina
has IN estimated yield 81 44.0Do tierces
this year. and Georgia 5000.
Pruning wounds should be covered as
soon NJ the zap ceases flowing. Graft
ing wax. applied hot, will make n good
covering and will avoid further serious
trouble.
A little green bug {. destroying the
blue grass in Kcntucky. Great fields
are said Ia be ravaged by IL. the grass
looking A. II II had suffered a ~protraied
drouth.
Sheep are being imported from Ger
many to England at the a Of about
10000 . week. When American farm
ers set about Ia raise fine mutton. this
branch II foreign trade will rapidly in
crease with US.
No farmer ran afford To sell wood
ashes nj any price that the soap-boiler
would pay. Where oats lodge. NJ they
are apt To do upon heavily manfred
land. nm application Of ashes would save
the crop.
Weeds in lawns. II ANIMALS. are soon
killed by frequent moving; thistlcs,
docks. planta ms, and other %perennials.
can be pulled when small. IL the ground
Is moist; or II too large. cut below the
surface with u knife. a few children
will soon clear them out Mt u little ex-
nnnan-
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

events. never saw her visit him while he
remained at PORT Richmond. and do not
think she ever did; nor do ] think she.
or anybody else than Judge Edwards.
contributed 10 his support After his
duel Nth Hamilton. in 1904. he went
steadiI, down hill. financially aud every
other way. D~isfrsnchised In New
York, aud indicted for murder In New
Jersey, he fed TO the far Southwest and
entered upon the visionary proceedings,
never very clearly understood by any
body but himself. 80 far As could learn.
that ended In his indictment nj Rich
mond. Va. on the charge Of treason.
lie 70, out of that on n sort OF not pro-
ven verdict. and ven to Europe, fiec-
ing from creditors. IL was said. -Four
Years he lived In great poverty In Lon
don and Paris. Then he returned To
New York and practiced law. very OBJ
securely aud without even IN attempt
10 seek n return to political life. He
wa completely crushed. and when q
few years later he became ~paralyxcd In
his ex,remities, he would doubtless
have died Of want but for Judge EdS
wards. When he died. on Sept. ~.
1886, Mt the Port Richmond Hotel. they
took his body over To New Brunswick,
n. j.. where il WAS Inferred. was
not present at his death, neither did |
accompany the remains, but my inn
preston IL that the other gentlemen
whom ! have named as his friends and
visitors did so. That Is about all | re-
member Of Aaron Burr. u cherished
but sad remembrance. take it all in all,
Of n brilliant man, who. il he had been
u good man. might well have been .
great one. and whose end. lonely. de-
pendent, aud obscure. seems To point .
moral.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
The Wealth Of Trinity Church.

The Episcopal denomination Is
stronger. financially, than any other,
and experiences less difficulty in making
both ends meet. The immense reserve
fund Of the Trinity corporation is val
liable backing. The exact amount of
this fund has long been n matter Of
speculation. and il will probably remain
SO. saw II newspaper paragraph tho
other day. which put the value Of the
Trinity estate at 10000. 900, and the
same authority made it appear that q
great deal Of the property was rented tn
liquor dealers. The first statement In
wholly wrong and the second partly 30.
] had occasion, some time ago. 10 as
certain, rs nearly a. possible, the tot4h
value Of the Trinity property. Infor-
nation on this point cannot be obtained
ut headquarters, so persons seeking It
have to look elsewhere. made in
quiiies ut the tax Office and among per-
sons likely To be informed on the sub
ject. and the result Of my investigations
was nm estimate III between $25. 900. 600
and $50, 0OO. 900 as the total value of the
property. The greater part of IL is very>
old. an the only real value il in the
land. There Is a comfortable revenue
from ID, however, and this will continue.
As TO the rum-shop matter, an explnna-
ton may be in order. Nearly all the
Trinity property is leasehold~ leases for
tweenty-One years, with renewals, have
bden running on since New York was
but little more than n village. Some Of
these leases have changed hands many.
times. When they were made. temper
ance crusades were unknown. A man
could sell liquor without having q lot
Of fanatics come out and tell him he was
going straight to the devil. 1t wa not
considered necessary then TO insert
clauses in the leases prohibiting liquor
traffic on the premises leased. No such
clauses were inserted; consequently
Trinity had no power to prevent the
sale Of liquor on premises thus leased.
But ! understand that In all renewals Of
leases within the past ten or fifteen
years. no man = now become q Trinity
tenant without signing . covenant that
he will not engage in the liquor bust.
ness Erchange.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
Origta 81 tSsmklisg.

Here Il n quaint old allegorical &C.
count ri the origin of gambling;
The Goodies ~ Fortune was one day
out on = lark. near the shady Pool IL
Olympus, when the gay and festive God
of War. Mars. espicd her. and o al.
lured her To his arms. They were unit
ed, but the mighty Jove frowncd upon
the festive frofic, and forbid the bsnns.
The result of the amour was an ill.fA-
vored child called Gaming. Whom .
chick Ut q young one only. she would
play with cards. dice and counters.
Fascinating. she had admirers by the
core. Tho gay and extravagant of
both sexes paid her court, for she WAS
Of neither ser. yet possessed the charms
OF both. At length, bcset by the martial
wooings of men Of war. she gave birth
To twins Suicide and Dueling. They
became their mothers dSrlings; where
she went they went Nor did Fortune
desert her daughter. Gaming. She gave
her splendid residences near the abodes
Of the rich. Al her table sparkled the
most costly wines; her larder was laden
with the richest and most highly seas
oned viands. Her house WAS always
open, and her hospitality was u house.
hold word. Some came out laden with
''ducats,' Others with empty pockets;
some led forth by half-witted. quarrel
some. hotheadcd Ducling. Others fol.
lowed In the wake of Suicide and sought
oblivion In the dark waters by the dead.
ly poison, or the fatal bullet. - Cinciu-
nah Commercial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
Dangerous Liberty.

When will parents learn the import
ance Of keeping firearms out Of the
ohildren's wayp They will play with
them II they can. II has been estab-
lishcd by innumcrable examples that
there was gun or pistol 10 Grip
pied. old or rusty, that II will not 90 Oh
In the hands Of \ child. and Il 10 also "A
well established that the innocent aim
Of the child 10 always deadly. Two
more cases III this kind are reported. A
boy Of twelve years Of ago was left
alone for y few minutes with his one
year old sister. He commenced play
Ing with the baby with q loaded rife.
The gun went of. the ball entering his
sisters chin and passing through her
head. killing her Instantly. The alarm.
Cd boy called for help. He said that q
man came into the house and shot the
child and then ran away. That WA q
Ito told In fright. He afterward con-
fessed that he was playing with the gun,
pointing II at his sister, when she, grasp
ing aud pulling ut tho ramrod. the gun
went of In his hands. And 30 she died.
The other case WAS that OF q fourteen.
yexr-old who was playing Mt .'burglars''
with y scN~cu-ycWr-oiu tTicuu. he nuu q
gun which no did not know was loaded,
but which he had been using to snap
caps. The first cap missed fire, but the
second discharged the gun and killed
the outsider In the game Of robbers. In.
stantly.
There Is no more to say. II children
will play with firearms they must ge,
shot sooner or later. IL IL for parents
to prevent such dangerous play.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
A Snake Attacks Q Man In q Buggy.

MIR. Walters and his wife were return
ing to the city (says the Dallas. Georgia,
Commercially In u two-horso buggy,
from a trip into the country. About
seven miles nom town, ON the Mansfield
road, they passed u snake that WAS lying
on the side Of the road, the great size "
which attracted their attention. After
passing the reptile, Mr.. Walters conclud.
ell he would turn back and kill IL. He
turned the team around, drove back 10
point opposite tho snake, lew his
pistol and fired at It, withott effect
The horses not being used to To report
Of tire-arms, became restless I'D hard
to control, which caused the attention.
Of Mr.. Walters to be- diverte1 from the
snake. which ran rapidly to3hs buggy,
up the wheels, and on the blackboard
before the occupants were aware OF II.
The snake, when Il was within q foot Of
the occupants Of the carriage, coiled the
lower part of its body, threw its neck In
to u graceful curve, drew back its head.
and was just In the act Of launching its
deadly fSngcs into Mr.. Walters, when
he fired the second shot This, though
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

The town Of Cuba received about all
the serious damage resulting from the
recent shock. II lies about fifteen miles
from Caracas. and was a handsome,
fiourishing place. The shock Of NAV IL
entirely destroyed II. The loss Of life was
fearful. No full recount has yet been
obtained Of the number killed. About
two hundred have thus far been taken
from the ruins. Three hundred sol.
dicrs, aided by n large number Of vol
unteers. worked in the difficult task Of
~extricating the bodies. The stencil
was almost insupportable. After the
search had ceased fire was applied tn the
ruins tn prevent n pestilence. The
President, rs soon rs the news was re-
ccived, dispatched u large body Of men
to the relief ~ the town with cart-loads
Of provisions. He also sent doctors aud
surgeons. - well m coaches to bring
the people into the city. and announced
that he took the sufferers all under his
private protection. The destruction of
the city was NJ sudden m II was com.
plete. In almost every house there
were victims, either killed or wounded,
or both. Fortunately. the hour was
early. Had II been two hours later,
when the majority Of the people would
have been In bed. II would have been
much more dreadful. Fortunately,
Also. the day and evening had been ex.
tremely hot, and many people were out
trying To catch q little GOODNESS In the
open parks. and 40 were preserved.
One gentleman who was in the park
says he was looking At the cathedral.
when suddenly 1t seemed to rise
straight up in the air. and. being
thrown clear Of its foundations, II fell
forward to the ground in one mass Of
ruins.
The river TUT, running through the
city, had been 80 hot that all day the
inhabitants had been unable to drink
its water; and the fishes were observed
to be very uneasy, jumping frequently
out OF tho water, where they were APP
parently uncomfortable from Its heat.
On the banks Of the stream great fish
ures were opened which became filed
with water that gave forth such .
stencil that persons who had encamped
on Its banks were Obliged to leave the
vicinity. Small hillocka of sand, hav.
Ing the same smell. were thrown up In
different spots. Nearly all the coffee
and sugar plantations for several miles
around Qua and the other towns near
Qua have been more or less injured,
but fortunately no lives have been lost.
-NeU York Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
A Story Of Marshal Basaine.

A French provincial paper has Just
published q curious story OF the pater-
nifty Of Marshal Baxaine. which has
hitherto been q secret, ~ at the time of
his celebrated trial It was said that he
himself was ignorant Of his own origin.
II now appears that his father was the
son Of u j~ourneyman tailor, and became
q private soldier In the army Of the
first Napoleon. He soon rose from the
ranks and displayed very great abili-
ties. At the time Of the treaty OF Tlsit
the Gar Of Russia was imbued with An
intense admiration for Napoleon. and
for everything French. He accordingly
asked for three officers to be sent TO st.
Petersburg and assist him In the organ
ixation Of his army. Napoleon Of course
consented, and Bazaine was selected
among the three. Soon after his arri.
val he fell in love with 4 beautiful girl,
Mdlle. Sevenof. They were married,
and might have lived happily ever af-
terward. but, unfortunately, q French
woman appeared upon the scene. and
asserted her rights as his legitimate
wife and the mother Of his three child
rem. whom he had left In France. He
induced her to return, but the story be-
came known, and the Russian lady at
once left him, but seems TO have retain.
ed her affection for the man who had
so crually deceived her. The Car
\enrd the tale. but Baxaine's services
Were just then too valuable to be lost,
and he accordingly directed money To
DO sent to France for the support OF the
family. In process Of time all three
officers returned. Nine. Baxaine aud
one Of the children died. Nine. Seven.
Of afterware resided in France, and
there again met her old lover, but re-
fused to be married . second time. He
showed her his two motherlcss children
and begged to be allowed TO place them
under her charge, and she consented
One Of them grew up 10 become thu
Marshal Bsxaine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27

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Without scsiaM' n hGI I~ntxodScsd by Butler
- pusah " Ne o. inpvisrnmeos any Viola
esseee ~ ~ rys~ IN sppoinsmerta 70 disshled
sqnmittss, seppsted adversely the bill giving
Nshgashs IN sddtioaai representative. Nsie
speeiai order fos the second Wednesday 10 De
ssmbss. Adjourned.
WARRINGTON, Tuesday, June IA large
number ~ hills on The calendar. not objected
", were passed. a Mil psssed rcin,busving
kaneas Tar repeiltpg invasiops. The Senate
reeumed consideration ~ the river and hasbos
n1lt. Among The appropriations agreed 10 wss
10000 tor The Improvement N The Missouri
stvss % Council biuhs md Omaha; ~, ono fos
Ne Improvements II the Missouri river ~ Rest.
IDegk No, end NebvAaks City, Neb., and Ga.
~ - 11losoun rtver d stoui CITY. The III
passed--8 70 ~. After creative sssaioa n
oenats sdtOurned.
The House went Into committee ~ the whole
on the sundsy civil appropriation bill. The
appropriation for the Chicago custom h0use
vas hisd 81 e<0D, 90, and for the Albany post
once e1eD,00O. The appropriation for the A..
Louis custom house was 4 sed q osD0 ,OO. The
committee rose, and thu House adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-27
Mr. vrith's ''RssA 70 RAIN"

MI. Frtth's "kOad tO Ruin (2y1.205)
Ia sure 10 be n centre NJ attraction. II
IL = ''RAke's Progrcss." adapted TO the
present day. and c~omprchends five
scenes. entitled college" Ascot"
Arrest" Struggles" THE end" In
the first the scene passes In = college
room, with = View 81 the college chapel
standing out In the dawn Of an early
spring sky. after = night spent nj cards
One yOungster puifs out n supcrnuous
candle. The hero, with q silver copus
cup ut his side, In still nj loo or vingtnn.
At which band notes and gold have been
freely stakcd. II IL tho first step on the
road tn ruin.
In the second wa see the hero Of the
story In the enclosure nj Ascot, the cen
trc II u host of eager harpies. who are
ready To offer him the odds against
everything or anything. Confident,
young, In the height Of health and flush
Of fortune, he books his bets. Around
him are the hardened babitucs of the
ring and the beauties Of the beau mondc;
all II sunshine; but not the less the sec.
ond step has been taken on tho down.
ward road. In tho third picture w have
the consequences 0f tho two former
scenes.
Married IN \ young. handsome and
fashionable wife, and = father. our hero
has been out running the constable. till
now, In his gay house, at his own fire.
side, among his childrcns' toys-one of
them n steam engine, on which Jockeys
are mounted--he has 10 accept service
~ n writ for n debt which no Las not
the mean Of paying. His next step
downward Ii % Boulogne, whore the
French lAndlmdy duns him; while his
wife. much changed. and his child sick
and sud. add poignnncy To the disap-
pointments, which have eliminated In
the rejection Of \ play to which, poor
fellow. he has trusted 10 repair his for.
tunes. HogArth, II will be- remember.
cd. has used the same incident.
Last scene Of all that ends this sad
eventual history. w are In the garnet
10 which the cbb of his fortunes has
carried down the spcndthrift and his
family. Some articles Of woman's
mourning show that the sick child Ia be-
yond suffering. The mother 10 not visi.
BILE. She has gone out ON some errand
Of b0rrowing-Or moro likely pawning.
He. shabby, miserable, and utterly
broken down, has sought the towards
escape In suicide. and 10 looking the
garnet door before putting to his head
the wrctched singlc.barrclcd pistol
even the weapon Of suicide bespcaks the
depth of his fall-which lies on the
table. There IL no necd to enlarge on
the moral Of tho story. All that has been
said for or against such pAlpAble
preaching In Hogarth's . may be re-.
psated In Frith's. He, like his great
p~rsdeccssor. must be judged by the effect
u Ms painted drama ON the hearts and
mill az the crowds who will gather be-
totll 80 the next three months.