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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26
New York Arsenic Eating.
&" She is one of the arsenic eaters"

no, .4
one Is one u tue "rSc d,i e"'''''
one OF your patients d.
NO. never Sa" ier oelore, puV
hef wee an" ler IolIS are "lI'''n oli
nef la'e so Plo'i'lS 'H"' NJ "'i' I"lS
may read 49,,
NY does sue eat arsenic =,
10 make her pSG''N' as sue ITu"iE
lnaSlueS' Ana IL uoFS Se q, S'o
so temporarily l VIII zen !o" tue
slSu9 ny "nIcu YOU may N'o" "'He'''I
eaters ana Nou Will oe 2s'ohisne' "'
the numuef VINO are &dolc'e" TO the
wee. Nhen You see woman with
SWoolen SKIN anu pUl'N tNt-H"N' pump
ana with mlINI Mult'heSH OF com
pIeNlon, You may ne sure lha' you nave
a case. LneN tnlhh thef are Pi.'lP
nut 1t Is hctuous pluln Pue'N' IN
stead OF a good "drooae uSsure ming
out the shln, there Is ohIE "alerN
secretion. IheY have ptonSAt ABOUT
dropslcal condition OF the SKIN And
the most prominent place IN Mnlcn 1t
becomes apparent Is III the cNcllds' nrSl
the lover then the upper. Examine
the skin and YOU wall see that the pores
seem enlarged ana the SKIN between
them swollen and OF an uhn"Iuial
whlteness. And tins Is not confined 70
the face alone, you undeastand., l
speak of the face simply because that
you can see. And when you look lor
that transparent white coior on tueir
faces don't be deceived by dellc 'e
tlnge oil red II the pro" an" ms
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26
Some Recent Remarkable Suicides,

NJ. Mill. e Da,aIoss No mor.
MIS- Nitlel' - D o,,a a a%t Won't
req MI '7li''iiolo oi1e n.y. ;,dII,. - oof
OUT III we c'ciils Iaf4 nt ior ,nofh.
some cIo'hlnS Slle il"'' n,i, az tir-
GI mousse ",t' WIS io't,i,' sc ''> trao W.
hanging |" INC oI"io ai, - :, ',l .,Is;.
pro" me AN "i'eut iV,- oal. ,..n;i-
nIe' ignorant; oeSlTn"en ,,,f. 'I Va Two
iatln3 an" "ioSJ'iiet LII :1tin P0,,. TO-
wrote W. iIcipG'!' 90 '1i A.. iin,.;iIrr
''r' '"hllG S',% V iI. 49, La,';ro,
lawyer VI Iol''ii!.''s' 1860 ,,,,n,,, H., .,,S7
F'led " ,''o'"pt I'"l 81 "'r"'', ,,.'...,,,-
pee, 81 " Eg,'T,' I7,t n ,ioiyomoi himself
lrhr'u 10 ot"5 w. 'U!i",,' i...;rc
on IN" eye q l NE; ta sa1 bat n wos
no'o ~ 'l'' H., f, ,il - ,,rovnnt nm ,ot
sorry ~ I' iI!'J'' ~ lId lo'r ~ he
"iIigi "o ani V, n ,n 'n in %tprra"
Ei,Ii'i ~ ~ '''' Hv ~ - 1i..t Hnnn Pa
Dts -. .l 49, " "oV' " ,,''' So ,,I,nn6yinr
~, " ',',t t l'''''S I1 (' C4nIIoi,ncr of
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26
\ Negro Preachers Sermon.

Not long since, says contemporary,
we heard negro preacher at the South,
and IL the course of his sermon he gave
this capital illustration. He was
preaching about the parable Of tho ten
talents, and frequently interrupted
himself 10 lean over the pulpit and
shout impressiveiy:
"You see dat, brudderl You see
dat, sister, 1t say cherry man, and it
mean cherry woman, too-eberv man
ms work, not cherry man work, or eb-
cry man some work, but so to speak
as | said befor', my hearers ebery man
his work. Now, my brudderin, don't
you be wrappin' up your talent in
napkin, cause de good Lord didn't glib
you ten talents-remember, my brud-
derln--remember, my sisters, dat you
can al be lighthouses. Let me illus
trate: Once dere warn't no light.
Bimeby one brudder came in, he lit
taller candle, it didn't glib no light at
all; bimeby anudder brudder came in.
and he lit n candle, and bimebv deere
was hundred taller candles. and dey
glib as much light ms a lighthouse. vet
cherry one was only taller candle.
Observation-Disclosures can all be tall.
er candles, and in de end"-here he
gave very broad encircliug sweep of
both arms" you'll all be appreciated
into de kingdom just as if you was all
lighthouses.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26

SHE FINED HIM.-The young man
was evidently honest in his intentions,
but three years Of constant counting
had failed to overcome his excessive
bashfuluess. TLey We're sitting in chairs
at a respectful distance apart Said the
young man, having spent five minutes
in search of subject:
How do YOU get along with your
Nicely" replied the young miss;
I'm improving wonderfully. ! can
make splendid cake now"
Can you?" said the young man in
pleased manner; what kind do You
like best?'
Il like one made with hoUrand sugar
and citron and raisins and currants, and
lots OF nice things, and beautiful frost
ing on top, responded the young miss.
why, that's wedding cake" ex-
claimed the young man nervously.
Il meant wedding said the young
miss, slyly.
They are published.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26
Intelligence Items.


About three pints of tacks, bits of
glass, iron, etc, were found in the
stomach of valuable Meriden Comm
COW, which died the other day. The
rubbish is supposed to have been picked
up in a field where ashes were thrown.
Another fatal mistake in administer
ing medicine has recently been brought
to light, the victim being child of
Mrs. jackson, living in Columbus, Ga.
Mrs. Jackson and her child were both
quite sick at the time, and her physi-
elan left different medicines for the
two. She gave dose of morphine,
witt 49, :-,.~..1,.l for herself =, .hn
baby, and the consequence was death.
The mother is well-nlgh crazy.
Col. Wright, Chief of the Labor
Bureau, has been investigating the
statements that there were three hun.
bred thousand men out of work in
Pennsylvania, and has arrived at the
conclusion that from seven to ten thou
sand will include every unemployed
man in tn State, who is honestly seek.
lug work, and these will have work in
the fall when all the mills in the State
will be running again on full time.
The summary of railroad accidents
in Great Britain for 1877, as presented
by the British Board of Trade, il an
unusually dismal record, and does not
indicate the care generally claimed for
railroad management in Great Britain.
There We're l,227 persons killed. and
., 7l3 injured. In over $50 cases there
were collisions, and in about 100 cases
trains ran off the track.
A curious case of lockjaw lately oc-
Cured near Lapidum, Nd. \ young
man in the employ of Mrs. James
NiXou, while leading horse through a
gate, struck the toe of his boot against
the heel of his other foot. The blow
was severe enough to produce an abra-
sion of the skin, and some pain and IN
convenience resulted thereirom; but he
resumed his usual work, until one day
soon after he complained of stiffness of
the jaw, and was unable to open his
mouth. The case rapidly progressed
to fatal termination, despite the efforts
of his medical attendants.
A very singular story concerning a
diam ond pin is related by a troy paper.
In brief it is this: IL. w. Connors is a
grocer at No. S22 River street. Troy.
Thirty eight years ago he was a clerk in
Mauch, Chunk, Penn, and, sweeping
out the store in which he was employed
one morning, he discovered an object
sparkling in the dirt. Upon picking
1t up he found it to be diamond pin.
He wore the pin tweuty-eight years,
when he lost it. Ten years elapsed.
and Mr.. Connors had almost forgotten
the circumstances connected with the
case. The other morning, while going
up Whipple avenue, he saw something
shining II the dust. He stopped and
picked it up, and it proved to be the
long lost diamond.
CHEAP RRFRIGERAToRs- "A flower
pot wrapped in a wet cloth and placed /
over a butter plate viii keep the con
tents of the plate as hard and firm as if |
they were set in ice and milk will not |
sour if the can containing it be wrap |
ped in wet cloth.
If one easily pardons and RENTS
it shows that his mind is
planted above injuries, so that he can
not be reached. - Bacon.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26

Poisonous wallpaper, judging 10y the
remarks in the daily papers, is becom-
ing SO common, that it would seem to
be the part Of prudence not to paper
rooms 1T all. A Boston writer says
that dealers are not to blame for Ibis
state of things, but the manufacturers
are, and they have no more right to
spread arsenic on the walls of dwell
ings than milkmen would have to place
it in the milk that they sell. Arsenic
is well known to be a cumulative poison.
and men can no more breathe it with
safety than they can swallow it with
safety, and it is inhaled by every one
who makes use of rooms PAP cred with
arseuic-laden paper. Health Is first
destroy ed and then life is lost, by IN
haling the air of rooms that are poisoned
in the papering. Women and children,
as being the more domestic, are the
greater sufferers, and nursing mothers
and their babes are peculiarly open to
the workings Of the reeking poison.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26

Next to the sunlight of heaven is
cheerful face. There is no mlstaklng
it. The bright eye, the unclouded
brow, the sunny smile-all tell of that
which dwell within. Who has not felt
its electrifying influence? One glance
mt this face lifts us at once out of the
arms of dispair: out of the mists and
shadows, away from tears and repining,
into the beautiful realms of hope. One
cheerful face in household will keep
every thing bright and warm within.
Envy, hatred, malice, seltishness, de-
spOndcncy, and host Of evil passions,
may Turk around the door-they may
even lool. within-but they never en-
ter and abide therein; the cheerful
face will pur them all to shame ana
flight. Ii may be a very plain face,
but there is som thing in it we feel We
cannot express, and its CHEEKY smile
sends the blood dancing through our
veins for very joy; we turn toward the
sun, and it is warm, genial influence
rcfresheS and strengthens our faint
spirits.
An, there is world Of magic in the
plain, cheerful facet 1t charms us
with a spell of eternity, and we would
not exchange it for all the soulle"s
beauty that ever graced the tairest
form on earth. II may be little face
one that we nestle to our bosoms, or
sing to sleep in our arms with low,
sweet lullaby; but it is such a bright,
cheerful face. The scintillations Of
joyous spirit are flashing from every
feature.
And what a power it has over the
household, binding each heart togeth-
er in tenderness, love and sympathy!
Shadows may darken around us, but
somehow this little face shines between,
and the shining is 50 bright that the
shadows cannot remain, and silently
they creep away into the dark corners
when the cheerful face is gone. slt may
be wrinkled face, but is all the dear
err for that, and none the less bright.
We linger near it, and gaze tenderly
upon it, and say, God bless this hap
Ply face! We must keep it with us as
long as we can, for home will lose
much of its brightness when this
sweet face is gone. -Ch,'istian Wa
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26

To REMOVE foreign bodies from the
throat, such as pieces of meat. etc.
Dr. Beveridge, an English naval sur
geon, recommends the plan of blowing
ioreibly into the ears as n simple and
effective mode of relief. This is
affirmed 10 produce powerful reflex
action, during which the foreign sub
stance is expelled from the trachea
If You would rise in the world, YOU
must not stop to kick at every cur who
barAs at you as you pass along.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26

CHEAP REFRIGERAroRs.- "A flower
pot wrapped in wet cloth and placed
over butter plate Will keep the con
tents Of the plate rs hard and firm as if
they were set in ice; and milk will not
sour if the can containing it be wrap
ped in wet cloth.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26

Recently, at social gathering
Bishop Harris was invited to sing. He
declined, but told the following incl
dent as illustrative of his talent in that
line: During his Journey through
Palestine. one evening. after he and
Mr.. Spencer, who occupied the tent
with him, had gone to bed, the bishop
began Aumming tune of the olden
time called New Durham" Mr.
Spencer, joined in, and the two
began singing a verse of one of our
familiar hymns. Before the verse was
finished, a donkey just outside the tent
prayed as only donkey in the East
can bray. While the hills of Judea
wer- sending back the echoes of this
most extraordinary and untimely per-
Torrance of the donkey, the Arab
dragoman put his head inside the tent,
and apologizing for his donkey, said,
"Ha you sing one tune he think he
know"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26

If one easily pardons and RENTS
offences, it shows that his mind is
planted above injuries, so that he can
not be reached. - Bacon.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26

MAKE BELIEVE Standardization
ed people who try to be hospitable be-
yond their means are like to do them
selves an awkward turn. and their
guests too. The Charlottesville (Na.,)
Chronicle says:
A clergyman travelling in the noun
tains of West Virginia put up for the
night at the house of pious old lady,
who never refused to entertain stran-
gers, lest happy an angel might be
turned from her door unawares. Short
ly after his arrival, supper was an
nounced, and the old lady, after bless
ing had been invoked, began to rattle
the cups and saucers preparatory to the
matronly ceremony of pouring out
and landing AROUND the hot coffee. 1t
Ma Gnstq~o4fggFttt9 gGaa6f uthGe, inaalHlihrva
gracious smile, inquired of her guest
do you take sugar in yourn?'
eff you please, replied the hungry
and thirsty evangelist, land I'll be OBJ
liged if You make it tolerably sweet.
The old lady began to twist in her
chair, adjust her spectacles, and look
searchingly around the table. She
dipped the spoon desperately in the
blue china sugar-bowl, but it ratified
ominously against the sides Of the en-
pty-vessel. At last she summoned
courage to tell the truth, and said,
Stranger, we hain't it"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26

In the cornice over the Utica Court
House is very large colony Of spar
rows. Last week one of the number
committed some off'ense and was brought
up before one of the older birds and
large jury. The offender must have
been gully beyond doubt, as the trial
was brief one. Within an hour the
wicked bird was seized by four others,
and in spite of his struggles a cord at
tached to a bracket was twisted around
its neck; when all was secure the bird
was dropped, and it quickly strangled.
The victims body still hangs from one
of the pillars of the temple of Justice,
the laws of the sparrows.-ttca Her.
aLl.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26

A rare manifestation Of jealousy
among animals lately occurred at tn
homestead of Mr.. job Godfrey, in
Lakeville, Mass The family has a cat
and dog upon which they bestow much
attention, and the cat, having a litter Of
kittens a short time ago, naturally re-
ceived the most attention, to the neglect
of the dog, which became Disguised
with tie new objects Of favor. The
dog reasoned that the proper thing for
him to do to restore affection upon him
self was to get rid Of those kittens. and
so he took them out and drowned them.
Seeing the family in search Of the lost
kittens one day, the dog very kindly
relieved their anxiety by suddenly dis
appearing and presently returning with
q. drowned kitten IN his mouth.
The head Of "a Boston man is broader
than 1t is long. This shows what
bean diet Will do for the .brain.-Nac
HaceD Register.
The attention OF tramps Is respect
fully called to the fact that diamonds
have been found in Oregon.
Shoot your issues
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-09-26

LIGHT At LAsr.-A Greenback orator
down in West Virginia has found the
way out of the Red Sea. 1t is a mag
niiicent, a glorious, a superilumbunct-
ious scheme. There's billions in 1t. At
a public meeting he proposed that the
General Government should issue
greenbacks which should be loaned to
the State at one per cent, the States to
loan the money to the counties at two
per cent, and the counties, in turn, to
loan the money to the people at three
per cent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 5,3.
ueIied slA,r. nsr,rI 80. sG.


LIMITED STATES LAND OFfICR. OAlsOS
" CITY. Nevads. April .. -NotIce u
hereby. given that The hAHTfOhD MINING
oMPAN . Corporation ehlstihg under ih-
laws Of tho state OF Caliiornisa, ~ Manuel u.
purpose. whose post0fice address 10 al Silver
Ctr, Lyon county. kevads, has this day male
application for n patent for fourteen hundred
linear feet Of the Hartford Lode, bearing gvld
and silver. situated In uOld IT'LL Mining Dis
trict, storey conniy. state Of Nevada, together
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY r

All sufferers from tLls disease that arr anxious
C~onsumptivs Powders. These Powders arr the
only preparation known that will curs Con.
sumption, aud all diseases OF the throat and
lungs- indeed. ~ strong 10 our faith In them.
ani ah0 10 convince you that they arc M hum
bus. we will forward IN livery sufferer. by mail.
post paid, q free Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fectly ,ailshed OF their curative powers. IL
your life 10 worth saving. don't delay In giving
these Powders 4 trial, ~ they will surely cure
you
rrice. ior large boz, $500. cent TO any part Of
the United states or Canada. by mall. on receipt
ASH e. ROBBINS,
80 FULTON street. Brooklyn. NY.
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Or. L. j. clAPkATs
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
N Krar.y .,rret, sau Rraurisrs,.


UNsrADLIsHRD IN 1884, FOR TIE
~ permanent cure Of all Special and Chronic
Dires.es. - also III Female Complaints and
Diseases Of tho Nervous System.
The Immense destruction of human life an.
nuslly from secrei and chronic diseases caured
this old and reliable instituiion To be esiab-
lirhel nrrt In Philadelphia, Penn, In 1850. and
amer wards In Fan Francisco, Cal. In 1854. ass
private dispcnsary. In orter to aford the
Afflicted The best medical and surgical treatment
for the shove and all other Affections and com.
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P~h,sIcal:and Mental Debility,
Vial weakness. nervousness. low spi'its. las
riiuie, weakness Of the limbs And baci. lo-s
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M. d.
yl- method OF curing disea-es !. peculiarly hi
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discs ace OF .As stomach and Kidneys. liver com.
plaints. etc. suc<<ssfaily treated. Th0se who
are suffering from ths srrors aud indiscretions
VI youth. nervous weak.a-s. arc assured OF .
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DR, q AtkAY, one Of ,is no-t successful
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be consulted eonndrntially In reie, snce 10 the
above aud all other complaints Of the institute,
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conadentIaI. Medicines sent Ly exprrss. Adj.
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And In accordance with Law and an order Of
the Board OF Dircctoss. made on the fiflh lsthp
day Of harrh.lS7 90 many shares Teach parcel
OF such stock - may be necessary VIII ~
sSsa :, pas,ie auction. a. the oses Of sss
DAY, the Sixth teth) day Of Msy. is7s.
at the hour Of . o'clock y. d. OF ssii
day, TO pay said delinquent assessmsuI
thereon. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of the pAle.
q. n. wAKRLRR. eecrstary.
Room I. Nc. sss Clay street. San Yrsneisso,
California. apind
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FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured no humbui by One
fAllible PIT Powders. To convince sufferers
that these powder. will do all va claim fOr
them. we WIN send them by mail. post paid. q
Trial bog AZ DR.. 0oulard Ia the only physician
that has sver male this disease q sptclal study.
PrrmsnsRtly Cured by the use Vi these Pow.
dsrs, We viii guarantee q Permanent Cup In
every case. or Refund you All money Expended.
All sufferers should give these Powder an tarly
trial. and be convinced OF their curatiSo pow.
er.
$1,000. sent by mall 10 any part Of the United
MATES OF Canada on receipt Of price. or by ex.
pross. 4. q. ID. Address,
ASH a. ROBBINS,
$50 FULTON street. Brooklyn, NY.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

AYYics OF THE GEORGIA SILVER MIN.
Ing Company. San yrsneisco, Ami ID.
fsu.-Notice A Dividend Of ihrs csnts psr
shars upon The capital stock Of the oeorgia SIl.
We declared this day, payable ~imuedistsiv ~
tss o@ee Of the Company. tit California street,
oan ynncisco, Oslifornis
spiftd r wRoxNEA, Secs~ay.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OrYIoE OF rHE CALIFORNIA NINno
" Company, San Franctseo, California. April
9Th, isTS.--At Q meeting OF the lloasd AZ ri.
recton Of the above named Conpany, hsld
this day. Q dividend lNo. ~ Of Two bollsn par
shArs WAS declared. payable 90 Monday, April
18th Transfer books closed until tie ieth
instant.
Apo y. y. GORDON. necretaSv.
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m Can make money fast r at wcrk for us tan
at anything else. C,pltsl no. required We
VIII stars ron. 80 per day as hons made BY
wanted ever where 70 work for Nc. New 10 the
time. Costly outdt and terms Tree. Address
mhl ems TRUs Z co.. Anguish, Maine.
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TIE JUsrIcE nlNINo 90

II pANY.-Location Of principal place Of
business. San Francisco. California.
Location VI works, uold Hill, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that al . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the Nth day
OF March, 1878. an assessment mo. 2O NJ One
Dollar and ftfty CENTS per share Wa levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United states gold coin. 10 the
Secretary, at the once Of the Company. Room
. Hay wArd's Building. M. civ California street,
ban Francisco, Oalifonin.
Any stock npon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid o. the 9Th day Of May, ISIS.
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unlers payment !. made
before. viii be sold ~ SATURDAY. the
2sth day OF May. 1918, TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
X. X. KELLY, Secretary.
0yvicR-ftoom No. .. Hayward's building,
<is California street. Nan Francisco. California.
aultd
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ooLD AND n,L.vI

neo $40 per dsy made by any worker Of
either ser, right In their own localities. Par.
ticulau and samples worth IS free Improve
your spare time Of this business. Address
mhl ens STINeON I CO., Portland, Ne
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PONR

The day OF delinquency Of the above named
Company 10 hereby postponed until the Twenty.
fith day Of April, 1878. aud the day Of sale until
FRIDAY. the 10th day Of hay. 1878. st the same
hour and place.
CHAs. Dr. LAND, Secretary.
0niee-So. ais California street, ltOom Q,
Ban Francisco. California. sp9ttd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-06
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE NEVADA GOLD AND SILVER
Mining Company. ran Franeisco. Caliior.
mia, April y. 1878. The Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders of tho above-named Company viii
he held at tn. once of the Company. Room 20.
Mo-. <is California street. Nan francisco. Gall.
fornia. ON FRIDAY, the 18th day OF April, 1878.
ensniDR year, aud the Transaction OF such other
business n may properly come before the meet
Ing. Tho transfer books will be closed on Sat.
urlsy. the ath day OF April. at the hour OF
.piOid JACOB srApTPiLD. In. ssef.tary.