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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-08
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Rogsa AND nEApY nISIs0

DOUQH AND READY MINING
~ c0hPsNf.-Location Of principal place
| OF business. San Francisco, California.
Loession OF work., 8oid Hill. storey county.
Nsyads.
Notics u hsssby given thss 1t meeting Of
The Board Of Trustees. held on the 7t,h day
Of January, ts1s. an assessment mo. ~ Of
Ten (ioj Cent? per SHARE vss levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable I'm.
nsdisiely 70 The gserst.sy. st the once Of ths
franeisoo. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the asth day Of fsb.
rsafy, lS1S, viii bs dslinQuent. and adver.
e, ~: = s aIso1 e s,a .1s rGs.
the ioth day Of March, 1878, 70 pay the
delinquent Assessment. together with costs Of
Advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY ordsf Of the board Of Trustees.
.iF q II. DHl.AND, secretary.
Once - Room Z, no. tA California street,
Ban Rrancisco. California. ja7std
nyElaAN sILvEs MININ0
Oc0hPANY.-Location Of principal place
OF business. Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of work.. Gold Hill. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the 1th day oi
reeruary: ISIS, an assessment lSo. o..ol Of ThIse
msdisisly. in United States gold coin. TO tho
bscretary. at the once Of the Company. no. ti<
oailforpia street. san Francisco, California.
remain unpaid on the Fourtssnth day of March.
ISIS, will b delinqusat. and advertised for
sale a. public auction. and unless payment %
made before will BE- sold on WEDNESDAY,,
ths d day Of April. ISIS. 70 pay the delin.
quent assessment. togsthsr with costs OF sdver.
By osdsr of ths Board OF Directors.
GEO. d. RDwAkDS. pscrstary,
90, oaSsIMo; ;;s. S California ''"s'' s.n ,.s,s arm
A nAxoN C0NsOLIDArED MIN.
n mo COMP NY. = Location u principal
place q business. san r,.nsi.eo' S.ii,o,ni.;
county. Nevada.
Notics 10 hereby nven. that st . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the llth day
Of February, 1878. an Assessment fNo. 81 OF
Ten osnts per share was levied upon
Immediately. In United States gold coin. y the
Secretary, st the once of tho Company. hoom
q No. tis California street, san francisco
Any stock upou which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nth day Of March, lsTs,
will Be oelinQusnt, and Advertised for sale
at public auction, and unlers payment is made
before. viii be sold on SATURDAY. tho
sih day Of April. 1915, TO pay the delinquent
asssssnsnt, tose,her with eosss OF Advertising
~ order on tns hoard OF Directors.
john CRoCKkrr, Secretary.
on.es-Room ; y, No; si' caiii0rni, .,a,S ,,r.ss'
OLAa0OW GELD AND SILVER
" MINING C0MPANY.-Location VI prin.
sipsi place Of business. Ban Francisco CALI
Location Of works. Devils Gate District
Lyon county, Nevada.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
New Yosk zlHlxa COMPANY.
" Location OF principal place Of business,

MEw Y0RK MINING COMPANY.
IN Location Of principal place Of business.
San rrancisco. oalifornis,
6tats OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st . meeting Of
The Board Of Dlrsciors, held on the 18th day OF
February, lS10, an assessment lho. ~ Of Fiftesn
tis) Cents per share was ievisd upon the capital
stock OF The corporation. payabls immsdiAtely.
~ U iI.1 8 ytis god coin, 70 the bscretay. ~
the once Of the COMPANY, koom n. No. tis
California street, Ban Rrancisco. OallforniA-
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day VI April.
ISIS, VII be delinquent. and advertised for sale
q pubic aactiou. and unless paymsnt z mads
bsfors viii be sold on fUksDAY. the
sd Gay Of April, 1878, 10 pay the dslln-
qusnt assessment, together with costs Of 3D.
vertislng and expenses OF sale.
By ordsr Of ths board o. pirector.
d. l.. THOMAS, secretar,.
0nice-Room q. No. tis California street.
San Francisco. California. nhitd
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.


vESEY HOUSE,
MAIN srRRRr,..........-eoLD HILL.
N. u. SMITH. PROPRIETOR.
THE TABLES ARE suP1LIRD At ALL
! times with the choicest, freshest and best
OF everything the markst anords.
Nsns bat the beet Of WHITE COOKS
employed. No Chimes allowed on The prem
isss.
TINE BAR
Il we'll stoched with the best Of WINES and
LIQUORS, and the choicest Havana oIsas.
TRRhfsLe1 Per wsskt q Per day.
The leading hotel VI Gold Hill. Give ne .
j.ss m n. n. SMITH.
CAPIT0
r o It's s Err lE,
L. she Capital Biiiisra ssises.
MAIN STREET. GOLD HILL.
STEAKS,
oasrsRs.
Cooked to Order at all Rolfs.
DINNER AT 4 O'CLOCK r. N.
fresh Rastern and California 0ystsrs ~
ceivsd daily. aud served In any styie.
hannings Pan Roast . speciality.
~ House open all night.
MOLINgLLI LODGING HOUSE,
North O Street, Virginia City,
Second door North Of the international Hotel.
~ you WANT PIRsT.cLAss ROOMS.
l Beds and Accommodations. this 10 the place
10 nnd them.
~ CHARGES RRAsoSABLR. -
Give ne call.
fell Lon WIN. PnIPps. Proprietor.
GOLD HILL BAKERY
r e 8 r A u r A N T
MAIN sTRRKT.-....-GOLD HILL,
Opposite the Eclipse Livery stahsss.
J. p. BRCKER.. Proprietor.
TlREsH BREAD. PIES. CAKES, AND HOT
: Rolls every day. delivered u the resi-.
dsnccs Of customers.
BREAD Az REDUCED PRICES.
m Pies and Cakes at reduced prices.
Fancy or assorted Cakes made 70 order st
short notios.
Ths Restaurant Department 10 the nnsst In
the state. All kinds of Dame. Poultry and
Fresh Fish reosiyed aud served up daily. Som
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I TITLE YORK sILvER MINING
j. c0MPANf.-Location OF principal place
OF business. ban Frsnci.co. California.
Location Of works, Virginia City. storry
county. Btats Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting of
the board OF Directors. held on the llth day of
February. 1878. An assessment tao. ID OF Fifteen
Cents per Oh ire Was levied upon the capital
stock ol the corporation. payable Immediately,
IN Uuit~d states gold coin. TO the Secretary. at
the once of the COMPANY, 2iS ransome street,
bAn Francisco, california.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 10th day oi
March, ISIS. viii be delinquent, and adver.
Used for sale At public auction, and unless pay.
msnt 10 made before. viii be sold on wkD.
hESDAY. the ID day OF April. 1878, 70 pay
the delinquent Assessment, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Bosru OF Dlrectors.
W. II. LOWDEN. Secretary.
ofhcs-2io sansoms street, San Francisco,
California. felstd
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AN ORDINANCE sspplsneutary 70 Al
Ordiaasce Rutitied "An Ordisasce for
the Prevestisu ssd Pasfshaeat sf Ger.
tails Oncsscs AGAINST the Peaes asd
Gssd Order Of The Tsws," Passed April
30, 1877.
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OROWa POINT GOLD AHD slL-
" YER MINING OOMPANY.-Location Of
p1acipA piscs OF business. Ban franeisco,
california.
. Location OF works, Gold IIIll, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Difscton. held on the ssth day OF
January. 1873 an assessment mo. 80 Of One
Dollar per share Was ievieG upon the capital
stock OF tle corporr lion. payable inn.ediaiely.
In United states kold com, 70 the Secretary. ~
the once Of tho Company, No. tie California
street, Room %. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpala on The 9Th day Of March.
is1s, will % delinquent, and Advertised tor
saie ct public auction. and unless payment 10
made before. win be sold on TuhsDAY. the
the 10Th day OF March, is1s, 10 pay the
delinquent assessment. together with costs
Of advertising and expenscs OF sale.
by order Of the Board of Directors.
JAMES hEwLANps, Beerstary.
Ofics-Room 3s, No. tis California street.
San Francisco. California ta0td
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DOCK lsLAND GOLD AND slI.
h yRR MINING vOMPANY.--LocAiion Of
principal place Of business. san Frsnei'co. Cal
Location Of works, Gold hin Mining Dis.
trict. storey County, Nevada
Notice IL hereby given, ,hat at . meetins
OF the Board Of Director. held on the 9Th
day Of JsnuNy. A. d.. ISIS, an sssessment mo.
iSl OF % cents share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable I'm.
mediately, In United States Rold coin. TO the
secretary, st the once OF the Company, No.
lis California street, San Francisco. oaii.
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the i7th day Of February.
1878, Will be dslinq1ent, and advertised for sale
q pubIic Iction and unless payment 10 made
before will ~ sold on TUESDAY. the Nh
day OF harch. 1sIs, TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF Advertising
and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Directors.
onios-Room No. ., tis California strest, ban
Francisco. california. jaiid
p0sTPoNRmRNT
rhs data whsn aid sock Win Be- dslingusnt
10 hereby postponed until rHURsDAY. March
=; q, ~: .Sa ;i,s the d,, Of sale until TUESDAY,
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
fsiid J. w. CLARK, Becrstary.
TWIN rEAKs nlSlN0 COnPANY
1 Location Of principal place Of business.
San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hin, Storey county.
Nevada
Notice 10 hsreby given. that at meeting Of
the Board Of Dirsctors, held on the % n day
Of February, 1878, an assessmcnt mo. II OF
Ftftesn Csnis per shars was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immedistsly. In United statss gold coin. 10 the
sscrst.Y. q the once Of ths oonSen{. 70
ANY stock upon which this assessmens sha,i
remain unpaid on tho second DAY Of April,
ISIS, will BE- dsiinquent. and Advertised
Tor sale Il public auction. and uniess payment
IL made before will be sold on MONDAY. the
37d day Of April, 1878, 70 pay the delinqssnt
ssssssment, togsther with costs OF advertising
and s1psnses Of sals.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
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NOTICE.

IL PgRsONL INDEBTED TO TIE
n vGsEY HOUSE,. Cold Hin. are hereby
notified 10 settle mp before the rffrKkNTH
the hands Of an ofiieer fof collection
NERCER 4 rOx,
mhltd Assignses of A. d. Bulard.
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ORDINANCE NO. lo2.

lPubllshed By authority Of the Board OF Truste'
Of uold Hill
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Letter from Washington.

WAsHiNGToN. ID. G., June 70, ISIS.
The discreditabie record OF Congress, partic-
ulariy Of the last two weeks OF the session. and
the scandal bequeathed Us by some Of lis ind-
yidual members, continue the leading topics
discussed by those remaining here. The Acs-
len-Ros,er unpleasantness ha, been most rel
ished and most eXhausiiyeiy canyassed. 1t APP
pears Gen. Rosser has been appealed to. to stop
the wsgsing tongue OF the gossip; but he seems
unwilling to interfere further than to say that
he did not make the matter public. The sub
stance Of the explanations offered by Acklen
and his apologists, il to the effect that thought
less indiscretion has been exaggerated out of
all proportion to the unintentional offense; that
the lady in question after recovering from the
agitation incident to the unhappy occurrence
acquitted Aekien of all improper intent; and "a
despatch last evening stated he had started
from New Orleans 10 this city to right the mat
ter. But so far, as can be seen, the first i'm
pre-, sion made by the versions given by the
Stdr aud RepubiicGn, has not been materially
modiiied,'ss regards the essential feature of the
scandal. They were, substantially. to the effect
that Rosser, while at restaurant in this city
heard screams issuing from Il private ROOM as
though from distressed female. His demand
for admittance being refused or unheeded, he
forced an entrance and was convinced from
what he saw, that Acklen had made a violent
assault on the only otner occupant, a lady; that
while he was ejectin2 Acklen, the lady (repre-
sented as th sister-in-lsw of an Eastern NJ. ca
vanished thus the matter stands. When it is
added that Ackien is Louisiana Democratic
politician, one of the several who have been
elected by the shameless aartisans of the House,
in utter disregard of the large majority by
which the Republican members displaced de-
feated the.e contestants in their respective Dis
trets, 1t will require more than loosely con
structed denials to relieve this man of the odium
| he has incur rred.
1t appears very likely that the government
will find itself greatly embarrassed before the
end of the next fiscal year in consequence the
| Committee on Enrolled Bills. the day and night
| before adjournment, when they should have
been attending to the proper enrolment OF bill,
preparatory to their final passage and the Pres
idenrs signature. 1t is openly charged here
that The Chairman and every Democratic mem
Der OF this Committee, save one, and its Demo
cratic clerks, were drunk. The only Republi
| can member fRaney, colored, whose seat it /.
proposed to give to Democrat worked hour,
performing his own, the duties of his asso
before the time fixed for adjournment. he ap.
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peared with the bill and was loudly cheered bv
members, and eomplimented by the Speaker.
Had Rainey been in the same condition as his
confreres, adjournment would have been post.
poned hours, till the effectsjo Of the debauch had
SO far worn of as to enable this Committee TO
see TO the proper enrolment of the Sundry Civil
Bill. All the legislation rendered nugatory and
the appropriations left unavailable by this dis
graceful lapse. can only be aseertained after
careful scrutiny. That some has been is already
apparent; and it need surprise no one if very
important, even vital interests are found to be
involved. 1t seems improbable that 40 900 900
people would ever voluntarily place themselves
in the position to be similarly disgraced and
humliated again by a handful of drunken. be-
sotted hummer politicians. Potter seems to
have aroused himself from the stupor superu-
duced by the vote OF his party con irming the
Presidents title, and he and his Democratic as
sociates appear recently 10 have taken new
interest in their work. Mrs. jerks has msde
something OF a sensation, but interest in her is
fast dying out. She appears by her own iesti-
mony 10 average fairly with the witnesses
brought here from Louisiana. She seems to
have resorted TO forgery with as little reluet-
ance as Anderson did TO perjury and falsehood.
Pitkin has finished up what little reputation
Anderson LEFT himself. Butler is sullen and
morose, particularly so since he locked horns
with Boynton to his own discontinue.
The lapse Of 16 years seems not to have abated
the detestaiion in which Fitz John Porter is
held BY large class of American citizens; the
memory OF his treacherv appears as fresh as
though committed yesterday, and the recollec-
ton of the lives needlessly sacrificed by his
treason TO the cause he professed TO have at
heart will survive not one whit diminished. to
the end of the last of this generation. Not few
at first inclined to give in their adhesion to the
policy of 'conciliating' those who have since
gone out OF their way to manifest their ingrati-
tude, withdraw all sympathy when il was pro-
posed to extend the benetits OF the new policy
to Porter; and should the evidence upon which
the Court-martlal convicted him be ignored,
eveSy one concerned in his rehabilitation with
the projected rights and immunities OF Amer-
can citizenship. will be made 10 feel the unpop-
ular rois they have played.
VOLUNTEER.
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bank. and not the Government. that puts
the notes In circulation after the blanks
are filed, and they become money. and as
the bank Is responsible for the redemption
OF it, notes. and has deposited bonds with
the Government rs security for that re.
demption. the bank ID about as certain as
human institutions can be made. TO see
that no bill of that bank Is put In circula-
ton that Is not right. These bank-notes
are as good ss the xveen backs. and will an
swer every purpose they will. and having
such perfect safeguards thrown around
them there cannot be an overissue Of them.
aud by reason thereof neither the people
nor the Government can lose by them as
they may by an overissuc OF the green
backs, as | have shown. II makes the na-
tional-bank money safer money for the
people than greenbacks.
My second objection ito breaking down
the misunderstanding system Is this: Its
bank are cheaper money to the peo-
pie than greeHbacks or the Treasury notes
provided for In this bill. and for that rea-
son think II unwise to disturb the system
This question as to which Ia the cheaper
money for the people. the bank-notes or
the greenbacks. together with the question
Of safety which ! have just presented. are
the most important questions connected
with the whole financial discussion and the
ones upon which the settlement OF the ques-
ton must be determined. | think I can
make this question as TO which Is the cheap
er money so plain tha, no man need be In
doubt about 1t, II he Is willing 10 be con-
WINGED by facts and figures.
The first and plainesr reason why nation
al-bank notes are cheaper TO the people
than gIeenbscks Is this when the Gov
arm enf tssnas he IA. - , bu
expense OF that issue. but when IL issues
bank-notes the bank has to pay the cx 4.
pense. 1t has cost the Government. which
IS the people, for the printing Of the green
backs each year since 1861. when they
were first Issued, as near as can be asccr-
tanned from the records OF the Treasury
Department. about 1855 ,02l.SS IL, which
Is qni;e an Item OF expense; ard for the
fifteen years from 1862 down TO 1877 when
Mr.. Mcpherson took charge Of the bureau,
II has cost the people for their printing NOT
less than sl4 ,372 81 IL.
In 1863 the national banks were charter
ell. Since that time the issue OF their mon
ey has not cost the Government one cent.
but during all this time the national banks
In addition 10 paying for the printing 'of
their notes. have paid TO the Government
and the states a large amount in taxes
which the people have received the benefit
OF. The records of the Governme ut do not
show the amount OF these taxes paid BY
the banks during the whole time, bot for
the eleven years from 1866 TO 1876. both in
elusive. they show that the banks paid 20
the people over and above the cost of print
ing their notes the sum OF sls3 .&09, ,Is1 Sc,
IS shown by the following table taken from
the Comptroller's report for 1857, page 32 !:
STATEMENT SHOWING THE AMOUNT OF
TAXES PAID BY NATIONAL BANKS
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poetrp.
Rain.

Rain.
Oh. the Rain has many fltiul moods
Ire the merry summer Closes
From the first chrp Of the robin-broods
To the ruin of the roses,
Through The supshine's gold her glitter steals.
In the doubtful April weather,
" hen the world seems trying how il feels
To be- sad and glad together.
Now and then, on quiet sultry ewes.
From her low persistent paiter.
She would seem con6dinc TO the leaves
An extremely solemn matter.
Then. again. you see her from the sky
such a mighty food unfolding.
Tha, YOU wonder If Old Earth knows why
1t receives 30 hard 4 scoldingl
Yet we learn TO fancy. day by dsy.
A. we watch her softly shining.
That she has no cloud, however gray.
But il wears silver lining.
For in autumn. though with tears she tells
How the lands grow sad and dsrken.
Yet in spring her drops are tinklng bells
For the sleeping flowers to hearken.
And her tinted bow seems Loves ow proof.
A. it CLEANS with colors seven.--
Like a stately dome upon the roof
OF her palace. high IN heaven!
Edgar Fdrcett, 81. Nicholas far July.
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Russian sailors remind one Of the dipper
constellation, because they are fhe great
bear s-tars.-( Commercial BnlletiR.
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Advantage Of tho pr~srss syss~m over
the proposed s"bssisusios Of Treasury
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THE MAN WHO CAN Run A NEW sPAPER
He stands in the "ffice with his back to the
stove aud tells how he could run news
paper, no" he would be independent as a
hog on ice, and call things by their right
names; how he would expose corruption
III high places; how he would write good
sound common sense, and none of your
frivolous try-tO-be-funny stuff Then he
criticises other PEOPLES methods of con-
ducting newspapers. and just wishes some
body would give him chance to show his
journalistic ability. The way to cure one
OF these is to get him to agree to write
sensible article every day for a week. Be
fore the week is out he is sure TO be pump
ed dry, and will cape worse for an idea
than chicken with the pip i E1.