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The ex.king of Loocho, recently
summoned to Japan, sent his eldest
son, fifteen years old, in his place. He
was received by the Mikado and or
dered to await the arrival of his father
in Toxic, when both will be invested
with the rank and title as Japanese
noblemen Of the highest class.
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troops marched outside of the city
with two captured mutineers, whom
they were going to shoot, but a strong
protest from the citizens caused the
execution to be abandoned.
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ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.
MEMPHIS, June 9.

MEMPHIS, June 9.
Sales of cotton here to-day were un-
important The market is quiet. New
York at 3 pm. reports an advance of
Lice in spots middling, l3Bc futures
at 2:32 pm. were weak, at point or
two below opening prices sales, AZ, 200
bales New Orleans at 2 pm. was
quiet sales, 25O bales middling, 125c !;
stock, 40,983 bales
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Mrs. Smith and her PnranOur 20
be Hanged,

NBw York, June Mrs. Smith
and Cave Bennett, convicted of killing
policeman Smith, in Jersey City, have
been sentenced to be hanged on the
26tb of June.
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WnShimrinn Ifons

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The Presi
dent has nominated Dave c. Hill for
postmaster at Urbana, Ohio.
Secretary MeCnry will leave to-
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Powder nIim ExnInsinn.

RocKLAND, Me-, June o. The
wheel, mill of the Warren powder
company blew up to-day.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintancos of the late
JOIN g. G; MEYER are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from Holst's at 5 D. m. TO-
day
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B. AND |. ASSOCIATIONS,
SECURITY

Building and Loan Association.
VNHE regular monthly meeting of this Asso-
i citation will be held on TUESDAY, June
o., 1879, at ~ o'clock, at their Office. No.
5 Madison street A full attendance of the
members IS requested, as business Of import
ance will be presented.
P. B. JONES, Secretary, S6-SI
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Mrs. i. VIRGINIA FRENCH, the
gifted Southern poetess and authoress,
is writing a novel which is running
through the Detroit Free Press under
the title of =" Darlingtonia, the Eaters
and the Eaten; Romance of Ten
nessee." Judging from the few chap
ters we have read, the characters will
appear very natural and life-like to
Southern eyes. Some of the scenes
are laid in Memphis before, during and
perhaps since the war, and will be
readily recognized; others in Middle
Tennessee and elsewhere. These are
described with the accuracy of histori-
cal narration. The poetic spirit of
Mrs. French shows itself whenever
she touches up the surroundings Of
her characters. She gives them the
advantages of exquisitely tinted land
scapes and natures best moods
This we believe will be one of her
happiest and most artistic efforts.
Whenever she writes lis for the en-
tertainment Of the refined aud intelli-
gent This work has a purpose and a
moral We hope it will be as generally
read as it deserves. She has never
written anything commonplace, per-
haps nothing in prose so charming as
this
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The resignation of Mr.. j. A.
Omberg, as teller of the Union and
Planters Bank, to accept the position
Of cashier of the Bank of Commerce,
is an event in banking circles which
deserves more than passing notice.
1t is an instance of we'll deserved
promotion for long and faithful SER
vices and answering fidelity to i'm
portant trusts. Mr. Omberg has been
in the position just vacated in the
Union and Planters Bank for ten
years In that time he has enjoyed the
good will of his associates, the conf
dence of the officers and directors of the
institution and the high regard of all
who have had business with the bank.
Atall times and with all people, he has
been singularly polite and accommoda-
ting, and as popular without the bank
as efficient within. He unites the best
executive business talent with an affa
bility of manner that always makes
friends One bank loses long tried
and trusted servant, but the other
is the gamer, and a worthy gentle
man receives a we'll earned and
richly deserved recognition 1t speaks
well for the Bank of Commerce that
its directors have been able to secure
the services of one so well qualified to
hold the second position in the insti-
tuition, and who is held in such high
esteem by the business community.
We congratulate the bank and Mr..
Omberg upon his accession, and hope
that both will prosper as they deserve.
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NEW YORK. June 9, 12:42 pm
Cotton opened this morning quiet
and nominal. Ordinary, lllc; good
ordinary, 12sc; low middling, 123c !;
middling, 13 Lice; good middling,
bic middling fair, IA 5-16c; fair,
10 5-l6c. Futures opened to. day quiet
and shade steadier now steady and
2 to 6 points above opening rates, as
follows: Deliveries for
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Would Swear Anything for Anybody
Cheap, but Wants Sugar"

and make a reputation with my peo-
pie cit would be worth $500 to have
the good people of my community with
me.
Q.-Your people have bad reputa-
ton, and you wanted to build up
good reputation for yourself?
A,-Yes.
Mr.Shellabarger-H How didyou get at
the $500? You thought your repu-
tation was worth $500?
A.-NO; thought l could make
$4,000 out of it.
Mr. DeLacy was recalled and ques-
toned about the signature to his affi-
davit,and the committee compared the
signature to the affidavit with the
name written on a piece of paper on
Saturday, but conclusions differed.
Mr.. Merrick then offered in evi
dence DeLacy's affidavit to abide
the disposition of the other afiidavits.
The sergeant-at-arms reported that
eight witnesses on each side had been
Eubpenaed.
The chairman suggested that the
examination be limited to that num-
ber as it might be considered proper
to send subcommittee to New
Orleans to examine witnesses in order
to save expense.
Jules Seyeignes, member of the
Packard legislature in 1877, and pres
ent at the joint convention that elect
ed Kellogg to the senate, was exam
ined. Mr.. Merrick exhibited the aft :
davit of the witness, who said that he
wrote it, and that it bore his signature.
An affidavit was read stating that the
witness was not present in January,
1877, when kellogg was elected for
the long term, but voted for him the
next day.
Mr.. Merrick-Is that paper true e?
Att is not true.
Q.-Tell us who lied.
A.-The very parties who induced
me to make affidavit knew it to be a
lie.
Mr.. Merrick-I insist on knowing
their names.
Al won't tell.
Mr.. Herman, Of the committee-You
ought to answer the question.
Al cant answer because it would
implicate other parties not interested.
Mr.. Kernan-We can't help that.
Mr.. Shellabarger suggested that the
witness be told the consequences of
not answering.
Witness said that Mr.. Cavanac was
posted on the subject.
Mr.. Kernan-As it is not a secret
you must answer.
Witness then gave the name of
Dronel
Mr.. Merrick-We want all the
names of those who induced you to
swear what they knew was a lie.
A.-There are ether parties without
my uncle, and | am sorry l gave his
name.
Mr.. Merrick-And you refuse to
name the Others?
2. Mr.. Kernan-Did you say they
knew it was a falsehood when you
made the affidavit?
A.-They knew it to be false.
Q,-WAo were they?
A.-That's what | decline to answer.
Q.--What reason can you have for
not telling the world who these men
are2
The witness, after hesitating, said
Cavanac is, another : Herman and also
others wanted me to swear to the lie
they did not induce me Thos. Mur-
ray and j. w, Elder were among
them.
In reply to Mr., Hill, witness said
that Qavanac was present when he
wrote the affidavit. Nobody offered
to write it, He wrote it by himself.
Q,-What was the inducement made
to- you previous to writing the aiiida-
Wit.
A.-Cavanac said | should have
everything | wanted, as kellogg was
to be put out of the senate anyhow. |
Murray said there was sugar in it, but
didn't ask Inc to swear falsely.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The Presi-
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NEW YORK.

New York, June 9.-Money 3@4.
Sterling S1}@89!. Bar silver here,
lib. Subsidiary silver coin, sole
discount. Governments strong
Railroad securities quiet. State
bonds dull. Stocks strong and higher
an advance varying from l@lgc per
cent. on the latter.
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For Sale.

A STEAM FIRE engine in GOOD order. a 60
n inch saw, Mandral frame and track, saw
better than new one; old builders material.
iron shutter, sash doors, mantels, crates
and store doors. Apply to
62.S7l JOHN REID, Builder. a26 Second ST.
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Mechanics B. and |. Association
VHE regular monthly meeting of this Asso-
i citation will be held on WEDNESDAY,
evening, June IL, 1879, at 8 o'clock. Mem
bers are earnestly requested to attend. Those
who have failed to pay their montbiv dnes
are urged to call on the secretary at Planters
Insurance Co. and pay their arrears.
nv. RAMBAUT, Pres't.
Gas. 7. PATERSON. Sec'y. sG-S
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WARM SPRINGS,
MADISON COUNTY,
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
Health and Pleasure Resort.

ii OTand cold water, unsurpassed mountain
u climate, unequaled scenery, and mag
niheent hotel accommodations for eight hnn-
dred guests. Hot baths in conjunction with
climatic influences, almost specific for rheu-
matism, neuralgia, nervous and constitu
tOnql diseases, diseases of the skin, kidneys
and bladder, and malarial disorders
nf- Send for descriptive circular.
DIR. VIM. II. nOWERTON, Prom.
80.l05
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Latest MARKET Reports.
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June 9.-Flour steady
Wheat frmer. 81 0901 II. Corn
firm, 38@3Slc. Oats frm, 33a36c.
Whisky quiet, 81 OF. Provisions
stronger and held at $40. Lard held
at 6.l0c. Bulk shoulders, 3 60; short
ribs, AGO bid, 465 asked short clear,
4SOc. Bacon, 4.15, 5.15, 5.25, 81, SIC.
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Hundreds Dying of Famine in
India.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION NO. Aoz.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, CARSON
u Oily, Nsvsds. August ~, ls7s.-kotiee ~
hereby given that Daniel Mccarthy. Richsrd
Sark. Rio hard Na4le, Iawrencs Power and
John COnr ors. whose potto1ice addr .ss 10 ~
VI gibin City. storey county. State OF he,a'a,
have this daT q ed IN this oface their arplta
ton fer = pas mt far seven Hundred Q d foty
near et Of the PiUTE LODE. known - the
Piuie Gold and riiver Mining Company claim.
bearing god and 81 Vel. with surface ground
rmbfssi, q ave and nity.eight hundredths serrs.
lying and ling siiusie In told VII Mining Dis
numersl Lot or United s,sies survey No. iti
n Township No. rixteen North. Of anse 70.
Tweniy.oic last. Mount Diablo Meridian. The
e,t-ricr boui dsries OF SAID Lot No. itt are ~
follows. TO wit: Brginni Q at Post No. ]. the
same being ID. niicsi with the northwest c rne'
post OF the Capital United States Survey 70
ioi. q d whenie besrs the quarier section cor.
nrr on the north line . { section 8. Township
40. IS korih, Of Ranse No. 81 East, N, ut
Disblo B, % and II, ridian. North 3 degree AN
minutes WIS dirtant 2oss feet: and running
'h.nce. DIRT eoprse. South w degrees TAT
s Nth sok terrts Wet q $40 feet lode line.
Ss1k tcel to Poet No. 8. on the Esst line OF The
lila United ttaits Surve, No %; ihetce. On
sa'd Fast line. third courre. N,Ith 10 degree.
West s72k feet TO Poet No. 4; thence, fonrih
course. North coh d'ree: Fast, u lao feet lod.
Capital No. ! United State, SURVEY No. isl, ses
'eet 10 the place OF bsg inning. Bsarires from
true meridisn. m'sn' tic variation ioh k'st.
rurvey made TO CONFORM 10 the Ieeord Of ioca'
tinn. The improv' menfs on said claim cor.
listing Of shalt, phsft house and surfsc- vorh
yalu, d q $50. The iocstien Of sid claim 10
rcorded or copied into Book B Of Loesiiens,
stor Y county. nevada, records.
Any snd ell yer ors claiming severely. ~
ro,tion Of the mining eiouno above described.
md sppli,d Tor a. sforetaid. are htftoj fe
he Register Of the On ted ets'es sndt meeai
Oar, on City. In The st,t< OF Ntvsda. during The
six y d,yl'peik q ot putiirstion bereef. or tbt3
will be barred By virtue Of the provist' Ne OF ihe
statute. o. N. HARRIS. Register.
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q rRUUxEE RAILROAD
TINE TABLE.
o IA FRANCISCO.

77ro.gA Ps.-s.y.r Nail a.d Express Trails
Leaves Virginia daily At o p. n. and Gold
Hin at 6:l3 2. n; Mound House, Gas;
Carson. 7:35; Steamboat, SAT. On every
day except Saturday connects with Light
aisg cypress. leaving Reno at 8 p. n,
arriving In San francisco at ii:io An. on
iollowiug day. On Saturdays connects
only with Ossriasd Pds.esgsr Trais. leaving
Reno ct i2:05 A. ~, arriving In San Fran
cisco via stockton at Sis P. =. on the foi-
lowing day.
Rstar.isy. leaves San Francisco atAr.M.,
arriving IN Carson at 9:o5 A. NJ, Gold Hill
At 1880. and Virginia at i0:i0 A. Il. on the
following day.
LOCAL PAssESoER TRAIN.
For Car.oa aud Reno t.Noraiag)-Leaves
Virginia at 7:s0 A. n. and Gold Hill at
7:I5 A. ~. arriving In Reno At i2:l5 ?. n.
For Carsoa tAfiernoonl- Lcaves Virginia
at $50 p. ~, and Gold Hill At 2:i3 p. y.
Rs,armi.g. leaves Reno at 7:45 4. NJ.
arriving 10 0old Hill 1T l:l5 2. n, and
Virginia at l:30 =. u.
Leave Renoat i:30 ?. ~. arriving 10 Gold
Hin NJ TOO r. ~. and Virginia at 7.l5 Pm.
SisspisJ Car leaves Carson for San Fran
cisco. via Vallejo. daily except Saturdays
At 7:as ?. u; Returning. leaves San Fran.
cisco for Carson. via Vallejo. daily e1cept
Sundays. 1t r. ~.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

CouTH PoTost MIyiNs coNpANY.-
~ Tue Animal Meeting OF the stockholders
OF III. above named Company. 81 the elr' tion
Of . Board OF Trustees TO serve for The tnsuing
year. and I q III, ira ssc,ion Of such other buti.
bus lnes- ~ may irvp-rly come before the meet.
ins will be held st the nice Of The COMPANY,
n ON !. Union lnsur snc- Building. No. as
Cali ornis s'eet. San Francisco. CAL. en- TUtS
DAY. Sspt.mbe. o. 1879. at the hour 81 one
&C oek r. y. Transfer books will b cioeed on
Tierd.y. Septcmoer 2. 1879. At three .'eioch
p u. x. 4. fECK. rec etary.
Onsce-Rcom I. Union Insurance Building.
No, ans cal!fJr .ta street, San Francisco, Gal. Q
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PO~srPONtMFNT
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

vANN, GENERAL AGENT FOR KoH
IL Lux q CT AN. San rranci'co has taken
an once with Nm. II. AsH. cor.sr Taylor and
O strrets, Virgil IA titv. VIII z he oners for . Le
PIANOS froua the best manufactured In the
world amoog whom are DECKER BROTHERS,
ENE SON, FISHER and DURHAM. all OF
which are guara.ieod By Kohler = Chsse. Fan
Francisco Mr.. vsnn od,rs 10 sell Pianos at
greatly reduced price, /: say. - good . Piano
menfs can ~ made In tnstallmentr II desired.
Mr. ysnn also . fcrs for rals MASON 3 HAN.
Inns PALACE ORGANS. which stand with
ousarvI. A. Nc. vann charges no commits
sinus. Pisnos and Urssns can b bought Of him
ct San Francisco prices aug
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ASSESSMENT REscIxulu.

NorIcE rs HRsfBY GIVEN TaAr At
IN sme. tins OF the Boaid or Direcfors Of
tlssaERw0OD cONsULiDATED MINik0
COMPANY this day held ~ the ofaea OF the
Company. assessment No. ops ~ Of ,wsnty.
ave cent? Per ,h.'e, lsvisi July -. 1881
San Fianeil co, August 70. 1879.
II. =. sTUNR Berrytary.
oars-Room. 5 and :. tis California strees.
San FraueiseJ, oaliiornis. 10
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

OHAHLEs n. IRIcE HAVING DISPOSED
u " HE r'rn', title aud interest in and 10
the BANK EXCHANGE sAlOON. Cold bil.
has pl>csl all bills . d accounts du. him
any sn, all perpons I debted TO said Charlie u.
Price thai they will he call d upaL. 10 psy the
,am- To me by @, before the r. NTH (ittb) OF
g. PIT, MBER proximo The money 10 n,edtd
and must be fortheon ire.
Gold Hill. New. eng. -. 1879 au76t
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made On the seven.
tesnih amy day Of July. 1879. 90 many shares
Of each parcel " such stock - MAJ b neces
s.ry will b. cold st public sucdou. q the once
Of Parker Critsnaea. Room IS Merchants H
ehxnss Hulding. san Francisco. California. on
WEDNESDAY the tenth Qothl day Of SEP.
tENBER. 1873. at the hour of ons o'clock Pm.
OF said day. to pay raid delinquent asscssmebt
thereon together with costs Of advertising and
expsnses Of the sale.
j. W. PEW, SECRETARY.
onace-Roo~ Is. No. si0 Pine street. san
Francisco, O Mfornia. au26
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NOTICE..

OFFICE OF TIE IxcHFourR INNING
- conp,ny; No t,s csliio,ni. s,rss,; ! i Slsn
lyis,-To The t~tociholders Of the Rxchsquei
Mining Company: Notice 10 .hertby eivtn Ina
q . meetingo Of lhe Board Of D r etcrr OF th'
Rxcheeuer Mining ctmpaiy y. btld July 18th.
1879, ibs ass ssment No. ~ levied July 9Th.
1919. OF 81 20 Per shars upon the capital steel
u 's,d COMPANY. L hssssy rs:eis s:s;
q ssssssssy xssAsSss iuaisG ooppssy.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OryIoI OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ MIMIC COMPANY. Room %. Nevada
Bloch, San Fnapcisco. AuI. Q. iSTs.-A: 4 10. et.
lag Of the Board Of Trustees Of he sboye.
ns~s 20 G emp bed this day. . dividend INC.
~ sm! III per snsrs vss d,elsrsd
Aueuss, 1879. 1isusfsf books clio, Cd uniil the
18th instant. . q. v. HANE Ems. secrets,y-
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ADJUSTMENTS

Pipsrs' Opera House, Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of San Francisco,
O street. Virginia City.
Bank OF Virginia, "a South O street,
Virginia City.
BROKERS.
L. p. Drexlsr 4 Co., ofacs In Odd Eel.
lows Building. Virginia City.
L. D. Frankel b Co.. Main street. Gold
Hin.
T. n. Medurn. LOG South @ street. vir-
ginis City.
Doaslsss 4 Thompson. 80 South @
street, Virginia City.
W. II. Clarke 4 Co., 81 South O street.
Virginia City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
8. Arousou, Main street. Gold Hill.
Banner Bros, Corner @ and Taylor
streets. Virginia.
DRY GOODS.
Alex. Cohn. Odd Fellows Building
Gold Hill.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
o. II. Gallup. in Maynard Block. Main
street. Gold Hill.
u. N. Gillespie. opposite NEWS once.
Main street. Gold Hill.
DENTIST.
E. A. Brewster. No. I South G street.
Virginia.
4. Chapman. $50 South O street. vir.
FANCY GOODS.
II. Y. Gillespie, Main street. Gold Hill.
FoUNDRIES.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill.
George Emmett. proprietor.
Fulton Foundry. on tho Divide, W. Il.
Ecknart. Superintendent.
Virginia Foundry. on Railroad. near
Julia mine. Virginia City, Fraser i Cum
minss. propris.ors.
FREIGHT DELIVERY.
Thomas Gallagher. Office near railroad
depot. Gold Hill.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. ETC.
All. Caheu, Main street, Gold Hill.
opposite Maynard Block.
v. Lsmery. Main street. Lower Gold
Hill.
p. W. Folsom. Main street. Gold Hill.
Richard Mercer. Main street. Gold
Hill.
J. 4 ]. D. Mallon. c stres.. Virginia
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and R~cstAurant, Main
street. Gold Hill; J. p. Becker. Pro-
prietor.
City Bakery. a North @ street. virsini.
City; fitzmsier 4 Armbrust. Propris-
HARDWARE.
aaliatin 4 Folsom. Main street, Gold
Hill.
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north Of Virginia
City; @. W. Hall. Proprietor.
MARKET.
L. T. Fox. Main street. Gold Hill.
NEWS DEPOT.
Matt. n. Gillespie, opposite News ONCE.
Main street, Gold Hill.
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. J. o. Hall. Main street. Gold Hill.
RAILROAD.
Virginia and Truckee, from Virginia
and Gold Hill to Carson and Reno.
SALOONS.
Fashion. Main street. Gold Hill ; Chris.
Wsidemann, proprietor.
Capital. Main street. Gold Hill @.
Enos. proprietor.
Bank Exchange. Min street. Gold Hill;
+. W. Mckinney. proprietor.
Gihson's. Main street. Gold Hill; W.
d. @. Gibson. proprietor.
Columbus Brewery. Main street. Gold
Hill ; d. II. Davis. proprietor.
Senate, Main street, Gold Hill Sam
6outhworth, proprietor.
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING.
Pioneer Shaving and Hair Dressing Ss-
loon O. Pohl, Proprietor. Main street,
Gold Hill.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas Gallagher, near railroad depot.
Gold Hill.
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Oreens = 90, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y
0rrenebsum. Helbing D Co,
Tru,teee WA. .. ~. ...u0 ..
oreenebsum, Hslbing 4 Co.
Trustees ................ &oI... luO... D ..
0r~en-baum. Hsloing q %.
Trustete ................ .lOOOS. .. lU. ...1 - ..
Greebenaum, Helb.ng 4 Co.
Trustees ............ 80. ltOQ9. 10. no.. ..25 :.
arrenebaum, Helbing L 90.
Trus cs............... .l0Ol0. 100. ...b0 ..
Or enebaum. Helbing 4 %,
Tru.tret ................ i0O6y.. .lf0.. ..1b ..
G~reenhaum. Helbing 4 Co,
Tru-teer ............. ...l0lI. ". lOO. ...2o :.
Grc-uebaun. Helbing I o.,
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OWNERS OF D00S

TN THs TOWN o. GOLD HILL. TAXI
NOTICES That pursu mt 70 : rfinancs 30.
rs. thu an1uai t.x Of o on each ard evsfy doa
hspi In the town Of soid Hiu u due aid pay.
able. Procure tags immedisteiy trum The un
s,.icuy enforce the ssid Ordinance.
=. ". FOLSOM.
lure ~. fsrp. narskal ~ Gold Hill.
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NOTICE.

At TUE REouE,T oy TIE STOCK.
n holders OF the VIRGINIA sAviN0s
BANK th. Beard r. Directors have dsfermined
20 wind up its anair. AL psrsns havina
c oss up the same all persons Indebted unto
aid Banh are requesfed to pay said indt bed
Nee. and all ptrsons having d. ma do or elaine
against said bank are rvqurst q to treseLt the
same. ZNS. fLDkfn0k.
6crstary and Manager.
VI duis. August q. 1873.
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NOTICE
lure ~. IN

rs HEREBY OWEN. THAT cERTTFI.
= cate. No u. u. II and io1 Of tina capital
stoch OF the Nargarita Gold and eilv 2 NiItrg
Company were lost or sfotn about x,rch In,
$50. All psrrrns are cautiolsd not % puyehsss
The vsms - transfsr hss bssa stoppsd.
v,zsis,s css, sss& ,.uu. :. 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0FyIoE OF CALIFORNIA INNING CON.
PANl. 70 Nevada Block. ran TrSnciseo.
AusustS !. is1s.- At Q meeting Of the Board on.
f.cios4 o. The aeovsnsned Co. yany. hsid this
dsy . dividend tho % u VI ~ Cents psf
sh.re Wa dschrsd .pa3ahls eATU, bar ,Aususi
uth: 1tsas$ss book clossd until 18Th insssst
ets Q: 2. GORDON. Sscsssry.S
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An ORDisANCE 70 FIX asd collect
Liessss Tax Upeu Certain
Trades aud Basisess withis .
Corporate Limits Or the rewn 81
Gold llill.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
,.,noJAN nINTn0 sOMPANY-

gsNROJAN MINING GNe2RANY-
Location Of principal place Of basinsas.
san Francisco, CALIFORNIA;.
Location OF works. Gold Hi. Storey county.
Nevada.
N~oios.-rhsrs arc delinquent upon the fol-
owing described stock. on sceount OF assese-
ment mo. ~ lsvisd on the fourteenth ttt.bl
day OF July. t57H, the several amounts set op
polite the namss Of the respective sharshold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-06
ORDINANCE NO. ll,.

An ORDINANCE TO Au'Ssris. the 10.
o. ses Of Bends for the ara s- Of
.secsrtrg Memo. 20 edeem and Cas-.
eel d. nd No. % Of the Tewn Of Geld
HUI.