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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-19

ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

nAYrON GOLD AND slLvEH
0MlAING COMPANY Location OF princi.
pal place Of business, san francisco. .caiifor.
Location Of works, Devils Gate District.
Lyon county, Nevada.
kotics 10 here > given. that at Q meeting Of
tho B.arl OF Directors. held on the ID day OF
April, ts1e, an ass-ssmsnt tho i0I Of Twenty
ave Gents per sharc was leyiei upon the
capital stock of the corporation. payable imme.
rotary, st The once " tho Company. Room ~
Haysifds Bailding. No. CIV California street,
Bsn Franeisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shhl
remain unpaid on The 9Th day Of May.
1919, will be delinquent, aud sdsertirtd for
sale q public anetion. shi nhls,s payment
b made bsfDrs, will b. sold on IUEsDAY. the
7sih day u Msy, is,s. to pay the dslineusnt
assessment, together with cosis Of advertising
and sxpenses Of sale.
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
W. n. DEAN, SECRETARY.
ofice-Room 10 Hay Snrds Buildlng. No. ti9
California street. san Francisco. California.
Apsid
DONYIDENCE hILvEK MINING
" COM' M'ANY-Loocaiion Of rineiral place
uI business, Ban tIsDcisco, California.
Locsiion VI works. storey county, state OF
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st meeting Of
The Ioard Of Director, held on The 10th day
OF April, 1878. an assessment lNo. III Of
Pihy c,nis per shars wss levied mon the cap
itsi stock the corporation. payable immedi.
stsly. IN United states gold CON. 10 tie secre.
tary, at the Once Of the Cotnpsny. No. tit
California street, ran Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this arressment shali
remain unpaid ON Oh. 18th day Of Msy.
1875. will be delinquent, and advertised TOT
sale at public auction. and unless payment 10
made before will be cold on TUESDAY. the
nfth day Of June. 1878. to pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs Of sd-
Sertising and exE enser Of sale.
II. wEGESRli. Secretary.
Once -<it California .intt. San franelsso.
California. pl5td
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.s .sfssfs q sAsi1eDs RtpcAL SSs
With full directions for its Ia all easta Price
elOo. sodby All Wholesale Aad f,tal drsgs sts and
eealsy throughout the United ststes and Canadss.
wkhks a f0rrkk. Osnefal hgSns snt whole.
sale Druggists. bostoh. Mass.
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NOTICE.

yuyHR DANCING GLASS IN MASONIC HALL
professor varneysj. which was an
nounced for TO morrow tweintrdayI evening.
has been postponed until the evening Of Teer'
day April 1sd.
Gold Hin. April 10. aple 81
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m Can make money fAstr At wofk for u. tlan
v at anything el--. Capital No, r~qu.rei Ne
will start you sl1 per day at home made BY
the Industrious. Men. s-omen. boys and girls
wanted everywhsre 20 vork Cor us. Nsw L. the
tims Costly outnt and term. free. Addrrss
mh& tms TRun 4 co.. Augusta, Maine.
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A FINE LOOKING sPRcKLRD cow. RID
n end white, came 10 the Bueeor Boarding
houss. Lower Gold Hill. on the eth Instant.
Tbs owner OF The COW can obtain the SANE BY
proving propsrty md paying ehaIess.
apsd MRS. PARKER
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}. U. HALL, NJ. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE AND RHSiDENCs,
tISps.ite the "News" once, ,tsis Ss
GalA utii. $40
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

muE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of
l IN. stockholders % the Jn.ticr Mining
Company, for an election cf Board cf Direcior.
ts serve the Company tor tbs ensuing year. and
Tor such other basine.. - may properly come
before the meeting, will he held al the once of
the Company, Rooms No. !. and .. Hayvsrds
Building, No ti9 California str,et. Nan fran-
eiseo. California. on MOSDAY. NAY q. ls.s, al
10 n. The transfer book will b. closed on
ThurrJay. April 35. ISIS. at II n. and remain
clossd until after the meeting of MAY q. ISIS.
Il. u. KELLY. e-cretary.
san franciseo. April is. ISIS spls ID
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nAYrON GOLD AND slLvEB
0MIAING COMPANY Location OF pfnci.
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once Room No. 10 nayward's Buiiding.
No. tio California street. San Franeisco. Cali
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

IIcon srAprPtI.p. In, sscretary.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16

To ExPosE Goodness has come to be re-
garded as much the province ofjournalism
as 1t Is to chronicle the errors, shortcom-
ings and vioces of the human race. But
the computation is not 20 easy. It is a
good deal like the weather reports. The
estimate Of damages done by great storm
is sosn made up in round figures. and even
its effects on future harvests are matters of
calculation. But nobody counts mp from
day to day what the fine weather is doing;
there is no estimate Of the sunshine and
the bene6cient forces of genial winds. The
moral forces work as silently as unobtru.
sively. In the midst of what may be called
the explosive records of defalcation, the
various forms Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
by the premeditation Of carelesaness in the
railway accident, or the violence of human
pasaions-poisoning, by the deliberate sui
eide, the Ignorance Of druggists clerk,
or otherwiss-in the midst of these the
steady pressure Of private and public ben.
evidence, Of lives spent in doing good, is
not 90 much noted as felt when each decade
Is compared with what has gone before.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16

chiefs, who had also been q part OF the
band, had grown up some ofpthsm into
tall fellows, and babies were bern "amid
the dismal and tragic scenes In the catar-
net lands" Recounting the loses BY ac-
tcident and contest. with the natives, and
the scores that died of disease and famine,
Stanley says of his men, they never
toasted they were heroes, but they exhlb-
tied, truly heroic stuff" Returning to
Zanzibar the Captain was enabled to report
to the seyyid Of Zanzibar the actual doings
of his Arab lieutenants in the interior in
the way of slaye-trading, and that poten :
tate, who is pledged to put it down, prom
ised attention to the matter, quite as forci--
bly,, perhaps, in his final as by any otber
protest. 'If you know Of any rich man
who would build railroad to Ukerewe
Lake yictoria), say I shall give 2loo,-
OO0." r....ap e,a.s
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16

THE English feet in the Mediterranean
is pretty formidable array. 1t consists Q,
s ships, carrying 40 guns and
manned by a force of about 5000 men
Most of the vessels are armer-plated, and
several of them carry 25tons guns. The
feet will be reinforced by other war yes.
sells Immediately. No armament so pow.
erfnl has ever before been sent on an er-
rand Of menace to any quarter Of the
globe.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16

TEE consequence Of the General Rail
road law Of New Jersey, passed two OF
three years ago, has been the starting into
existence on credit lines Of the cheap, mar
row-guage order, where they were not
called for by any business convenience or
other advantage, the only apparent mo-
tive being the gratifying of some local
pique or personal revenge, to the detri-
ment Of some existing road which was in
operation, and which, while not affording
any undue profit to the owners, was Of
great public convenience. To prevent the
continuance Of this practice an amendment
to the general law was introduced into
the New Jersey Legislature by Senator
Sewell, of Camden, requiring the origin
ators of the Philadelphia and Cape May
Short Line Railway to give to the public
an earnest of their good faith, and requir-
ing them within twenty days to put up
$4,000 in money for each mile of railroad
they propose 10 build. The bill is in the
nature Of an amendment to the General
Railroad law, and requires all railroads,
at the time Of filing their articles of agreee
ment, to make the deposit prescribed. The
bill was warmly debated. but all amend.
ments were voted down. The rules were
suspended, the bill put on its final passage
and passed. To clinch the bill motion
to reconsider was made and defeated.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16

WHAT makes Stanley's expedition and
toilsome march Of three years across a
continent more wonderful still is the ma
terial Of which the party was composed
Thirteen women, wives of the Wanguana
men, accompanied the party from its
start in Zanzibar, bore all the fatigues Of
the long journey, Transforming the stern
camp in the depths of the wild into some
thing resembling a village in their own
island, and despite all adversely, encour.
aged their husbands to continue their fdeli.
," to the leader. The children Of the
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16

ALL rumors from Rome in regard to the
choice of q new Pope must be valued as
rumors only. They cannot have any ba-
sh in fact, because the proceedings Of the
Cardinals must be conducted with the
greatest secrecy. In this case, at least, it
is best to wait, and "see what we shall
sao -
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16

Croakfng is not confined to the frog
ponds, AT this season almost everybody ts
hoarse. The blesting Of distressed lungs Is
everywhere. Why ls this, when Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar will cure
any cough, Geld or hosrseness in4S hours
Sold by all Druggists. .r.-.
Pixies Toot6ache Drops cure in one
minnie s.e.F --.a.. -ts
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16
WELLINGTON. Del. Feb. I6, 1878.

TEE uncertainty of peace in Europe is
having i,s effect on the price of bread
stufs. There is livelier feeling on the
market and disposition to insist upon a
general advance.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16

Ir THE President keeps back that Lou
isiana letter day or two longer he will
never publish at all. What's Louisiana
Ia. the President or the Presidsntto Louis
lana that he should rush into print about
her? a.
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16

cit seems as If I should cough my head
off" is sometimes the impatient exclama :
ton of sufferer from severe Cough.
Quell the parexysms with Ha'e's Honey OF
Horenound and Tar. The relief is tmme-
diate ana the cure certain. Fold by all
Druggists. .r,. .z'
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute, -,E
The Morning herald., 1878-02-16
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cursit,n:
Brcshan Literary society.

The meeting on Friday even
ing last was, as usual, pleasant
and entertaining. The opening
piece was aJaels La FoIlies du
Comical," a piano solo, by Mrs.
Presley. The piann had been
newly tuned, and this piece was
finely performed. Mrs. Bates
Mcfarland then read ''The
Curfew must not ring tonight"
This beautiful little poem was
well read. The ladies, it may
be remarked, are the best read
ers of pieces that appeal to the
heart rather than the head.
Miss L. Matthews sang a charm
ing little Scotch ballad, which
she rendered in a manner to
touch the hearts OF the audi.
ence. General Sayles read
"Merry Saints" in his usual
happy style. @rhe Wild Ash
Deer" by Mrs. Presley ard Miss
King; a vocal duet hy Misses
Arnold and Smith; two well
performed instrumental solos
by Miss Carleton and Mrs.
Pritchard; and last, though not
least, was -Dura," Tennyson's
tale Of quiet pathos, read BY
Miss Bertha Sayies.
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ARREsrED.-On Thursday last
VIM. Routt, negro, who has
for the last seven years been in
the employment OF the late An
dreas Fox, was arrested. After
a preliminary examination be
fore Justice Hynes, he was COM
mitted to Jail on a charge of
perjury, in connection with the
Fox case. 1t win he rendered
that in the original report of the
case in the BANEER it was stat
ed that but little confidence
was to be placed in the state !.
meut of this man. It seems
that he done some very irres-
ponsible swearing. The name
of the other negro who is in
durance vile is Harrison Stew
art. The officers of the law,
though working very hard, have
as yet been unable to discover
any tangible clue to the mystery.
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A RscR-Csp,r,r,ys,,-

A RxcE-CsrruKEp.- Willis
Me lntvre Is a cuIored youth
about twenty years ofage in fact
and about ninety years of age
in sim Several years ago Willis
was sent TO tire peniteutiary from
this county, but on account Of
bis youth was par,loued ont be-
lore the expiration Of his fern.
A few days ago he succeeded ~
stealing pair OF sig boots from
a young man whose room is in
Harris & Cooks warehouse.
The theft It appears was traced
to Willis and on Thursday an
attempt was made TO captare
him; he took leg bail and some
halt dozen of tile sfastestS men
la town took after him; he was
run into OF near a gHlly south Of
the railroad. and when very.
c'osely pressed drew a pepper
box" and attempted to fire upon
bis pursuers. The boys father
was on the ground and assis-
ted IN capturing him. Willis
now repines in the county Jail.
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A Gross Outrage.

On Tuesday evening, during the
performance st the Opera House
about half past eight o'clock, a
number Of small boys, both white
and black, assembled in the vi
cinity and proceeded to bang
on the doors, being driven down
stairs by the doorkeeper they
then went away and procuring
a lot of eggs aud stones, return
|! ed and opened fire on the rear
OF the building; one large VIM
dow glass was broken and the
walls highly, it not artistically,
ornamented with bespattered
eggs. 1t appears that the po
lice, with one or two exceptions
were refused admittance to the
performance and becoming in
dignant they all refined.
When the boys commenced hav-
ing "their fun" a police
whistle was blown, but it APP
pears that the Marshal and night
policeman were some distance
of, as none of them appeared on
the ground until after the grace
less scamps had had time to
make their escape. This egg
business is a direct insult, not
only to the owner of tie Opera
House, Mr.. Stone, but also to
every la.ly and gentleman, in
the audience, as well as the ac-
tors. Mr.. Stono pays his city
taxes and Mr.. Mayo's company
paid their license for giving the
performance and were certain
ly entitled to protection from
insult by the city authorities.
One thing is patent; had any Of
the night policeman been on
duty in tho vicinity the outrage
could not have occurred. We
learn that the matter will un>
dergo the strictest legal inves
tigation. The facts us related
above, are as hear true state
ment OF the case as could be as
certained from outside sources.
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Weddings, Etc.
INpEpEspENcE. Marcl

INDEPENDENCE, March 1.
The evening Of the Goth ult.
was the time appointed Tor the
celebration OF the nuptials OF
MIR. Abraham Bowers, OF Ten
nessee, and Miss Jennie E. Ell
liott, of this county. Notwith-
standing the inclemeacy OF the
weather, at an early hour the
guests began to arrive, and con-
tinued pouring in until the
youth and beauty of Burton and
vicinity was well nigh ali as
sembled, with enough of the
elder element to give gravity
and dignity to the occasion.
At s o'clock p. NJ. the brilliantly
illuminated parlor was filled to
its utmost capacity to witness
the solemn ceremony which was
to bind two loving hearts, for
veal or woe, through lite. The
bride was elegantly attired, as
were the trademarks, Miss Lula
Bowers, Miss Kate Mayfe,d,
Miss Mary Kerr and Miss
Jennie Gilleland. After par
taking OF o supper that would
more than satisfy the most fas-
tidious epicnre, the company
again repaired to the parlor,
where the hours were most de-
lightfully whiled away in con
versation and some pleasant
games. Among the guests we
noticed Miss Florence Crozier,ot
Brennan, and Miss Herring, OF
Chappell Hill, both of whom, if
we mistake not, made serious
impressions upon the hearts Of
some of our young cavaliers.
Mr.. Bowers and bride lett on
the following morning for their
home in Tennessee. The best
wishes and prayers OF their
many friends will follow them.
On the evening of the 18th
uIs Your reporter was present
when Mr.. w. Fl. Sears led to
the hymenial altar Miss Sallie
Z. Mills, only daughter of MIR.
Joe. Mills, of Gay Hill. MIR.
Sears may well congratulate
himself on having won one OF the
most beautiful and accom- :
plished young ladies of that
community. immediately after
the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to the home OF the
groom, when, from stress OF cir
cumstances, your reporter had
to deny himself the enjoyment
Of the further festivities OF the
occasion.
Corn planting goes bravely
on. Some are done, notwith-
standing the predictions of our
weather prophets tor a late
spring.
Fruit trees are IN fun bloom.
We will inform your readers
about the first of May whether
they may look for fruit or not.
L. L. j.
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chappell Hill Locals.

Chappefl Hill now mai ches
into the army of national af,
fairs with a colored greenback
club-not ''green-blacks.n As
yet the club has not mentioned
any one for Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
Chappell Hill now modestly
bids tor the next convention;
facilities for accommodation of
delegates good; for candidates
kinder ''prairie like"
Allison, who was beaten at
tile same time as Billiugslea, is
dead.
Chappell Hill doctors are
starving tn death, and the law
yers are enjoying the same bless
ing
In Justice Oninsi regular
term of court, three cases OF
minor Importance were disposed
of.
Criminal Docket.-Kenne1y,
drunk in a public place. After
mnch argument, he was found
guilty; fine, 81. James Dozens,
carrying that "weepin," fine
s25. Simple, assault, fine
81. Trimmings light.
Chappell Hillians are off to
BRENNAN to critieise Blind
Tom.
Goods boxes in demand for
lie merchants.
The medicine mems '.lfBe"
particularly slim.
Greenbacks are the sole sub
ject OF conversation. However,
not much of the article is in
sight.
The young ladies of the
CliappeIl Hill Female College
delighted the Chappell Hillians
with a vocal and instrumental
concert Friday night. Long
will their effort echo in the
pleasant remembrance OF their
auditors, and reverate in merited
praises for the very successful
manner in which each piece
was rendered, and rejecting
due credit upon the cultured
teacher, who SO ably conducts
the musical department.
Maj. B. II. B.,ssett is the
man to represent Burleson,
Washington and Apstin coun-
ties. As a worker, his equal is
not in the district.
L. E. C.
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MISUNDERSTANDING OPP
erations are progressing very
satisfactorily, thus for, in this
county. The weather has been
all that could be asked tor, and
our planters have made good Use
of their time. There has been
a large Irish potato crop plant
ed, the greatest portion of which
is now up and growing finely;
corn has been planted, and cot
ton lands are now being placed
in order for the reception of the
seed; fruit trees are literally
covered with flowers, and every
thing betokens a prosperous and
profitable year, should no un-
forseen accident transpire to
blight the present favorable out
look.
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Burton Locals.
MAnoH, 7th.

mAKCH, lC1.
Croquet and draughts all the
go IN this city, and the country
farming is the "order of the day.
Last right shout s O'Clock a
negro hailed at tile fence Of Mrs.
jackson, a widow lady, saying
he lad a letter for her, Mr.,
Sam Hardin, who resides With
Mrs. Jackson answered the call.
The rooster then said he had lost
his way. Mr. Hardin who held
a lantern in his hand gave the
negro some directions, and as he
turned to go back to tie house
the negro drew back his hand
m which he held dirk. Mr.,
Hardin saw the knife and draw
ing a pistol fred upon the negro
infictiag q slight flesh wound.
The negro was arrested and
brought to town. Justice Wat
son will attend bis case.
REDwooD.
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SATURDAY is usually a busy
day in town; yesterday, howev-
er, was a marked exception to
the rule. Springtime has arriv-
ed and the weather is beautiful,
30 beautiful in fact the farmers
and planters have not a mo-
ment to spare; the consequence
was the streets instead OF being
thronged with, freedman were
comparatively deserted, there
hardly being as many people as
are in town any day in the
week. With the exception OF a
slight March wind and little
flying dust the day out of doors
was all that could be desired
even by a confirmed cynic-
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MAYo's DAyr CRooxErr.-On
Tuesday evening a large and
fashionable audience assembled
at the Opera H,Ise to witness
the rendition ID the great Amer
lean Drama entitled Davy
Crockett, with Mr.. Frank Mayo
as the hero, and Miss Josephine
Laurens as the heroine. The
audience were held entranced
from the opening scene to the
close OF the play. 1t is one con-
tinued action and the interest
never flags. There are no inter-
minable dialogues nor any dry
and undressing by plays in
thepiece. Thepiece is very anus
ing and much Laughter wasiudul-
gedin by the audience, who de-
parted highly pleased. The uni
versal verdict was that Davy
Crockett is the best piece that
has ever been played on the
boards in Brenliam.
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