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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-05
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
cEaREaArED EURoPA INNING

CEGREGATED EUROPA MINING
- Company. Location OF principal place Of
business. San Francisco. California.
location OF works, storey county, STATE OF
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the 9TH day OF
Anil, 1879, IN assessment mo. u OF Twenty.
hve Gents per share WA levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately.
IN United States gold coin. TO the Secretary, q
the oflce OF the Company. koom Is, NO. 40
montgomery street. Han francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment sbail
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of Nay.
1879. will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless PAY ment 10
made before will be pold on TUkbDAY. the
Attn day Of May. 1879, TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY Lrder Of the b ard OF Directors.
RICHARD b MOVES, Secretary.
0~mce-Room Is. No 40 Montgomery street.
San trlncisco, California. cd
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OWNERS OF poas

II TIE TOWN or GOLD HILL. TAXI
y noTloki That puIulnt 10 , rdinsnrc IA.
Il. .ps annual tax OF . on zach ard eve,y dos
I bns own Of cod Hin q dns srdpsy.
xICeuIs tses immedistsly from the IN.
ssssdy Sssses he "a 6 BrSsSissa forthwith y
800 y..w. yotsoH.
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P0sTpUNR.nRNT.

At Q meeting the Board OF Directors Of the
above Company, hslu on the Isth day OF July.
isiy. the usis OF useming stock dsil.qusnt Tor
asssssD emf No. ! was pvstpUned 70 rHUho-
da, OF rails " NuNuAY, tns eighteenth day u
August, lsI9.
b, order OF the Board Of Directors.
jyl7td bIuHAnp b. h0YEs, secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-05
DISAPPOINTMENT.

Al Q meeting OF tbs Board OF Directors Of the
above Company Leld on the n b day Il June.
1919. tie date OF desmins stock ds,inqu.n NJ FOR
asressmen, NO J We. postponed to1UEsDAf,
The nflesntn day Of Jli,. 1917. AID tbs dale Of
sale ~ SATURDAY. Ihs second day u August.
1917
W order OF the Board Of Directors.
H.CHAkJ Is. hUYAS, SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-05
JULIA COAnOLiDAtEU mINiAG

COMPANY. Location OF works. Vlrsipia
MIMI z Dis riot. etoroy county. Nevada
Notice II hereby given, that ~ . meeting o.
the 30 ard OF Directors, held ON the tth day Of
July, 1872. an asrersmsnt (No. " OF One
Dollar and Twenty-Five Cents per sharc wac
levied upon the capital stock VI the corpor
alton, payable Immediately. In United Dtater.
gold coin. 10 the Secretary, a. the ONCE OF
the Company, Sl9 "a iioruiA stieet. Room a.
San Francisco. California.
An stock upon which this assessment phall
remain unpaid on the thirteenth dsy,of Auguat.
ls79. will DO DELINQUENT. and advertir, d for sal
81 public auction. and unless payment is made
before will be sold on THURSDAY, the
FOURTH day Of SEPT MBEr. ISIS, 10 pay
the delinquent assersment, together with costr
Of Afvrrtir'ug and expenses of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Direct 70.
II. a. CHARLtS, secretary,
Ofdee-4is California street. Room u. san
Francisco, California. 1ylotd
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pOsrPONR,fRNr.

At Q meeting q tbs directors Of the above
COMPANY. held on tbs lN~sAty.iourth day u
NAY, 1879. 'hs date Of desming stock dslin.
qusnt Tor A~ssessnsnt No. l. Wa further lost
ponsd 70 WEDnkepAi, June eleven b, lsis.
twsnty.sishth, 1873.
by ordsr or the board Of Directors.
81 RiCHAkD b. NUfkS, becrstsry.
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pioNHEa nINISe conrANx.

DUN huNhy0
Losation Of principal plAes OF business,
sin Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Nodce 10 hereby given. inst q Q Meeting Of
the Board OF Dnctors. held on the 18th day
OF July. 1879. an assessment mo. d OF Ten
Q0) Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable immedistely,
=, U.nnu 5 ~. gold coin, 70 the Secretary. q
the ofhoo OF the COMPANY, $40 Pine street.
Room 10. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twenty pecond day Of
August, 1879. VII be delinquent, and advertised
for sale ct public auction. and unlcss payment
10 made before will be sold on WkpNh6DAY,
the iothdsy Of September, 1919, 70 pay the deltn.
quent assessment. together with costs Of ID.
vertifinR and expenses OF sale. ~-fr
I. v. PEW. SECRETARY.
omes.,1o Pine street. Room 10. ssn Smn.
cisco. California. EnrN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-05
ePECIAL PREMIUMS.


Esuestrian.hip
Iadies' Grand 1onYnsmsnt, fer the most &C.
eomplished and sr. eeaul lady riders, Wednes.
ds,, october 9, 10 O'Clock a. 4. TrtIF-T
The eociev odere TOUR prtmiumt. which will
eop,iet Of the eoctstyr silver Pafs, valued 70.
an etiy,iy AZ 500. sc. $40 and 60.
The lady xho 10 sdjudged Ont. shall hsvs her
choice Of all prsmiums offered. The second
lady shall have record choice. and 20 on.
Il n expected that other spt cial premiums
will Be- added 10 this List By private ooptribu.
None bot iad'es OF the highest rrrpsetsblity
viii be sllo ssd 70 compets Tor pyisss -
Ladies vishins 70 compsts for prizes will
pleas< send ares TO becretarys tndorsed By
two members Of the socisty.
Military Ts.ssss':. Il. Friasy' 10
Premium $50. and special premium 81 gold
medal, value eico tgift OF President bteyenSon)
Tor the best drilled MilitSry Compsny-po
shooting. 1be Company composing shsll re-
port with NOS Les than forty men: and Will Be-
rvqu red 70 drfli IN sccordsncs with .Upton's
us Army Tsctirs," In ths'.eehool OF thu Com
psny," paragraph lfl 20 i7e. and In sktrmish
drill, paragraphs 40 10 go. a.
g. Q. sTEvsNSoN, prssidsss.
?. J. oo1STocx. seeessssS, ~,
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POsTPONKMRNT.

A. Q meeting Of the Directors Of the above
compsnj, held W The vlh day OF Nay. ISIS, the
asts OF desninx o. OK d inQuens tog asssss.
went No. J AS postponed 20 eATuklAY,
MAJ TWkNTY.ro uhrH, ISIS, and tbs dsy VI
ssle ~ hvnday. juno v. Isis. NV
BY oraSr Of tbs board VI Ltrectorn.
9td k.cHAhD u. hUYk.. sscrstsyy.
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CONsOLiDATED MN.

NURrIs CONSOLIDATED MIN.
~ Ing oompsny.-Locxtivh VI principal place
OF business, Dan FtsnciscJ, C.lifurLta.
Location Uf works, GoId Aill, storey county.
STATE Of Nevada.
Notice. 10 hereby given, that st . meeting OF
the Board OF Dirvctofs, held on the lllh day OF
JUL, 1879, an A>sessmeht lNo. II Of Ten
ti0j Cents Der share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the 90 porailon, payable imme.
distely, In United States gold coin, 10 tue s~c.e
tary, st the nee Of the Company, tis Caiiior.
niS street, Rooms 8 aLa Z, San Francisco, caii'
fJrnia.
Any stock upon which this ssressment shall
teanain unpaid on ths kie senth day Of Az
aust. lS1p, will be delinquent. and advertised
ior SAFE at public auction. and unless payment
10 made before. will be iold on b ruhDAY.
the svtn day OF August, 1919. 10 pay the deliL.
quent assessment, together With costs VI ID.
vsrtisins aud expenses OF .sls.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
II. s. pT, ,NE, secretary.
ofnes-Rooms 8 and I, zig Califo.nia street.
Ban francisco. California. 1ylAid
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-05
Vocation Of vripcipsi place Of business,

! Location Of principal place Of business,
o.u Francisco, Csliiornia.
Loeauou Of WORKS. uoid Hill, stossy county,
Nevsds.
Noucs 10 hereby given. that 1t . meeting Of
The Board OF pirsclOrs. held on the ltlh day
OF July, loiy. su s,s,ssmen, tho. Ill VI Twspt,.
nvv Cents per share WAS .eyied apo the
capital STOCK OF the corporation, payable
immediately. In United ststes gold coin. 70 the
SECRETARY. 1t the once OF the Company. koom
~. NO. 31s Montgvner, street. saa traneisco'
california.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid oil tho ietn day VI Ausuft,
ls1y. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
a. public auction. and unless payment 10 msde
before will be- sold ON Monday. the sth Gay
assessment, together with costs Of advsrtuing
and expenses Of sale.
BY Ordel VI the Directors.
DAyiv WILDER. Secretary.
Once No. 3s Montgomery street, Room ~,
San Francisco. California. JyiBtd
GOULD Il CURRY SlLykR MIN.
" mo .oMPANI.- Location OF principal
piacs of business, san francisco. California.
Location OF works, Virsinia, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice. 10 hereby given. thst at Q meeting
Of the Is ard oi Lircctvrr, held on the luth day
u Juiy, 1870. II Assertiueut mo. ssl Of
u Dollar t$1J per share wss levi,d
upon the capital stock VI the oorpo
ration, psysbls immedistely, In United States
yOld CO u, 10 the Secretary, at the ONCE OF the
Company. koom w, Nevada Block. No. NV
Montgomery st.vst. san frsncisco. California.
Any stock upon which tais assersn.sut shall
remain unpaid on the Ian day Of August,
1919. will BIZ delinquent. aud advertise for sale
Il public auctIol, aud unless layment II maize
beio.e will Do sold on "Wednesday, the 81
da, Of sept. mbsr. 1878, 70 pay the DELINQUENT
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE awake ADvERTlSERS
VINO THHivE TMEHEBY.

Advsrsisisx Bnsiaess Creates nusi-
a~css-rrvnts aad Prosperity Fol.
81 lew That ~ the Experience 81
All Who Have rrted L.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-10

In the action brought by Ellen Jones
against the Granite Mills company, of
Fall river, to recover damages for IN
jprles received in the terrible fire of
September 10Th, 1874, she being able
only To escape from the burning build
ing by the gable window on the sixth
floor, the Supreme Judicial Court of
Massachusetts, has given a decision,
holding that II Is not the duty of mill
proprietors, In building property con
structed or In ordinary business, to pro
vide means of escape to ensure the
safety of employees from consequences
of fire not caused by the proprietors'
negligence. This is a decision that
will strike the public as not only a SER
vile trucking 70 capitalists, but as
harbarous and revolving. 1t says to
every greedy and heartleSs mill owner
you may construct death trap mills,
mere finder boxes without any adequate
means for the employees to escape be-
ing burned to death in case of fire, and
you are not responsible unless the
Shared corpses whom circumstances
forged into your employ, can demon
strate to the court that the fire which
burned them was caused by your own
negligence. We say it is a barbarous
and revolving decision.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-10
FACTS AND FANCIEs.

Blessed is the woman who never says
to her husband, 81 told you So"
A Chicago girl lost her overshoe
while travelling through Virginin last
year, and now some newspapers are
writing up long articles about the dis
covery of a subterranean cave in the
State.
Mrs Mackey, wife of the bonanza king,
has a sapphire which was once the prop.
erty of Russian prince, and which cost
her $4,000 It Is an inch in diameter
Her pearl necklace cost 800 600, and her
coral set cost $4,000.
Two women in black, their faces
shrOuded in thick wells, visit g Carson
New faro-bank and play till early in
morning, limiting their bets to 81 card
They never speak, and utterly disregard
the surrounding profanity which they
can not choose but hear.
"Oh, heavens, save my wife" shout.
ed man whose wife had fallen over
board In the Hudson river recently.
He succeeded rescuing her, saying
My dear, if you'd been drowned what
should I have done: I amt going to
let you carry the pocket-book again.
A few nights ago a man in Fenner,
N. T., butchered a hog and left it out
over night. In the morning he found it
hanging in the steeple of the church
He was bound to admit that he had
never seen such q sudden rise in pork
1t clearly indicates that the town is in
Tested with college students.
The New York Express says: ali
the devil should retire from business he
would leave lots of people with nothing
to do" 1t certainly is sad to be living
in constant fear of losing a situation ;
but by the time the devil retires there
Will be found any number of men cap
able of carrying on his business at the
old stand. Men who are now silent part
ners in the concern will branch out
"Ah, by George" groaned young M.
Letherd, sinking YEARLY into an Office
chair, "Ah, by George! my head aches
fearfully" Possible ?" asked his EN-.
ployer, Mr.. Hardfax, with look of curl
GUS interest and sympathy Possible ?
Something must have got into it," And
then for long time nobody said any
thing, and the room seemed to grow
about fifteen degrees colder.-Burlingt on
Hawkeye.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-10
LET Us HAVE A SURVEY.

The Olathe News Letter takes the fol-
lowing practical view of the scheme to
annex Kansas City to Kansas. If there
is any chance that new survey of the
boundary line of the two states would
add Kansas City to our state, such a
survey is the first thing in order. The
News Letter says:
When the state of Missouri was admit
ted into the Union in 1920, the western
boundary of that state was located upon
a certain parallel, commencing at a point
designated as the northwest corner of the
state of Arkansas, and running thence
due north on said parallel to the middle
of the mouth of the Kansas, and running
thence due north to a certain point on
the south line of the then territory Of
Iowa. At the time of the admission of
the state of Missouri into the Union, the
middle of the mouth of the Kansas river
was about one mile and half east of the
old and original town of Kansas City,
Missouri, nearly opposite to and some
distance east of the bluffs in Clay county.
Now, if you will examine the maps of
both Kansas and Missouri, you will find
that there are wedge-shaped pieces of
land on the border all the way up from
the Arkansas line to the Missouri river
at Kansas City. In 1859 the writer of
this article gave this subject q thorough
investigation, and at that time we were
able to procure the testimony of living
witnesses of the truth of what we have
just stated. We agitated this subject
then, and every old settler on this side of
the line understood at that time that the
general government would resurvey the
boundary line between Kansas and Miss.
ouri, just as soon as Kansas was admit
ted into the Union, and we were all sat
isfied that that resurvey would give
Kansas all that portion Of land claimed
by Jackson county, Mo-, west of hide
pendence. We have made several at
tempts to revive this subject, believing
honestly that all Kansas City belongs OF
rights to the state of Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-10
THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

Senators Patterson, Garland and Grover,
who in behalf of Senate Committee on
Territories, have conducted an inquiry
into the condition of affairs in the Indian
Territory, will be ready next week to re-
port to the full committee They have
agreed to recommend the enactment of
legislation by Congress which shall pro-
vide.
l. For the establishment of a United
States Court in the indian Territory, to
possess both criminal and civil jurisdic-
ton.
2. That all Indians comprising the
five nations shall be made citizens Of the
United States, amenable to Federal laws
and competent to serve on jurIes of the
United States Courts, ect.
3. That lands now held in common
shall be divided and held in severalty,
but inalienable for q limited term of
years.
The subcommittee do not at present
recommend the establishment by Con-
gress of a regular Teri torial Government
for these Indians, but to provide merely
that they shall be entitled to representa-
ton by delegates.
The subcommittee will probably ad
wise the insertion in the proposed bill of
a proviso that the conditional land grants
which the various railroad comanies de-
string settlement in this Territory have
announced themselves readyto relinquish
shall be formally relinquished. The rec
concentrations of the subcommittee will
probably be endorsed by majority of
the full committee. But tina entire pro-
ject of legislation is strenuonsly opposed
by authorized legal representatives of
the six Indian nations.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-10

In 1873 Professor Nordenskjold-a
Swede-made the voyage from Upland
through the Arctic Ocean and Sea of
Kara TO the Yenisei River in Siberia.
In 1875 he made second voyage to the
same point, The success Of these ex,
petitions induced Russia to join the
Swedish government in fitting out new
expedition, not only to explore the Sibe-
rian coast, but to demonstrate the exist
ence of Il northwest passage by way of
Behring's strait. One of the vessels sent
with this expedition reached the mouth
of the Lena River In Siberia in August
last, and the prospect of making the
journey from that point to Behring's
strait is very favorable. If successful,
this daring Swede will have demonstra-
ted that vessels can pass from the Allan
tic to the Pacific through the Arctic
Ocean.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-10
NEW YEARS PLATFORM.


IAe Inter Ocean recommends the fol-
lowing rules of conduct for 1879. Paste
them in your hat:
1. You will curb your temper and
your passions. Violent pleasures, arti-
fetal excitement, or q free reign tn a
temper easily provoked, consume life as
wen as render it unhappy.
g. That, if addicted tr profanity, in
even the smallest degree, you will aban-
don it. Aside from moral and religious
considerations, swearing is degrading
and vulgar, and betrays poverty of ex-
preston:
9, That, for year to come, whatever
the temptation to do otherwise, you will
tell the truth. Lying grows upon a man.
and is a contemplate, as well as odious,
habit. Reform it altogether.
4. Resolve to speak i'll of no man or
woman, except under proper provoca-
ton, and to the persons face. The
slanderer deserves place in that lake
which burneth with fire and birthstone
5. Swear off from alcoholic drinks,
and put the dimes and quarters and
halves you have besn accustomed to spend
for liquid tightening into savings box.
You viii stand on your head with sur
prise and qualification when you come
to count up the accumulation At the end
Of the year,
9, Be industrious, keep your promis-
es, pay your debts, be charitable; in
short, take q big stride ahead in a wiser,
better, more intelligent and useful life,
and the year will not only prove a hap
pier one to you, bnt you will emerge
from 1t more successful, more hoAoTed,
and richer in everything than on this
DAY when you begin the work of reform.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-10

of bonds and stocks. During the past
year 917 failures were reported in this
city, with liabilities of $63, 958, 403, and
assets at $685., 531. This exceeds the
record of any previous year, but the large
number is mainly due to the repeal of
the bankrupt act. Madame Anderson
began her 1,616th quarter mile this after
noon.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Sec'y Sherman
is much pleased with the easy manner in
which resumption goes into effect. To-
day, between eleven and one O'Clock, q
thief entered the government printing
Office, and watching his opportunity took
from the safe of the discussing clerk q
package of currency containing $4,000,
intended for paying off employees and for
the purchase of material, and made his
escape without observation. The sub
scriptions to the 4 per cent bonds were the
largest on record for any one day, being
81, 500, $50.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-Business failures in
Great Britain and Scotland during 1878
were Is, 059, of which 2, 64S were in f1nan-
cial, wholesale and manufacturing bran
ches of trade The increase is 4,O37 fail
ures last year over preceding year. A
dispatch from Ismid says: A 38-ton gun
burst during practice on the British man.
ofwar Thunderer. The vessels turret
was destroyed, men killed, 20 wounded
MOncasi, the Wonld-be assassin of the
king of Spain, will be executed Jana.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-10

The great fortune left to the heirs of
John Jacob Aston was, at the time of his
death estimated at $4,000, 900, and he
was the sixth ON the list of rich men of
the world. Baron de Rothschild, the
Duke of Devonshire, Sir Robert Peel,
and Louis Phillip were said to have
greater fortunes than Astor. In 1873 the
the Aston estate was estimated TO be
worth $9O,OO0,OO0. At the time of the
death of A. T. Stewart, in 1875, his estate
was valued at $sO,OOO,OOO. The richest
man living in New York is undoubtedly
w II. Vanderbilt, who was made the
heir TO the bulk of the immense fortune
of his father, and about whose requests
there has heen bitter litigation,