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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
nULLION INNING COMPANY.
ID Location Of principal place OF business

~ANAN - =
is Location Of principal place Of business.
Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, Storey county.
Notice 10 hsrsby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the l2th day OF
August, 1879, an assessment mo. III Of Fifty
Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the cooperation, payable imnc-
distsiy, In United States gold coin, 70 the Ssefe-
tary, Il the efioe OF the Company, Room No. j.
as caiiiornis street, Ban Francisco. California:
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Sixteenth day OF Scptsm.
ber, 1879, win bc delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless payment
IL made before. win bc told on TUESDAY.
the 7th day OF October, 1872. 70 pay the delin.
ouent assessment, together with costs OF I'd.
yertising and expenses OF sale.
Dy order Of the Board OF Directors.
JIM. BRAZELL. Secretary.
Once Room No. Union lnturance
Building). AIS oslifornis street Ban Francisco.
California. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09

"PsHAw, said Czardine, as he seated
himself in the Times sanctum. "the
snake stories that are going about are all
too thin. Why. just look here. Last
Spring I went out into the woods. l
l took along an umbreller. which l laid
down onto some rocks. Well. sir. about
an hour afterwards I went to get my um.
breilsr. a. IL had begun to rain little.
took holt OF the handle, and as gave
Il shove. something begun to tear, and
as the umbrellsr few open. q live black
snake fell to the ground. split In two
from its head to its tail. The coniound.
cd critter had actually swallowed my
umbreller. and never noticed 1t till l
showed mp the dumb thing and split the
animile open from stem to stern.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.


cEGREaATED EUROPA MINING
y Company. = Location OF principal place OF
business, san Francisco. Caliiornia.
Location Of works, storey county, btate o.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that 1t . meetinx OF
the Board OF DiNctors, held on the tth Gay o.
April, 1872, an assessment mo. II Of Twenty.
nve ocnts per share WIS levied upon the capital
stock oi the corporation. payable immediAtsly.
In United States gold coin. TO the Secretary. g
the ONCE OF tho Company, Room ID, NO. SW
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho sth day Of Nay.
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless pay ment y
made before win bo fold on TUESDAY. the
17th day Of May, 1879. to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with eosts OF Advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
RICHARD B. MOVES. Secretay..
O1ico-Room is. No. $40 Montgomery streef.
Gan Francisco. California. sm
POsTPONRmENT.
At meeting Of the Directors Of The above
Company. held on tho sth day OF My. l6fs. The
date OF decming stuck delinquent for assesS-
Inent No. I was postponed 10 rATURpAI,
MAY TwRNTY.RuUkTH, 1879. and the day Of
sale 70 Monday. June .. is19.
By order Of the Board 0f Directorn.
9ld RICHARD y. MOVES. secrstafy.
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81 Mrss." |"
Detroit Free Press.

DeVv" E's' f's~s
A woman who opsned small millin.
cry store in the western part OF the city
engaged o painter to paint her sign.
When ID came homo the other day she
saw that II read:
"Mrss. J. Blank" ETC.. and she called
out:
"You have an extra s in Mrs.. and
you must paint that sign over again."
The painter saw the error, but he
didn't want the job Of correcting 1t, SO
he replied:
"Madam. havent you had two hus'
bands 2"
"Yss, sir"
"You we're Mrs. when you lost the
frst 2"
"I was"
"And do you think woman can 60
ON marrying forever aud not lengthen
her title Mrs. mesns married woman
or q widow. Mrss. means woman who
has been married twice and Is young
enough to marry again. and only yester'
day q rich old coon was in our shop.
and said II he had any idea that you
were heart.frss he'd come up"
"Oh. well. you can nail mp the sign.
abe interrupted. and II il there today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

]. y. HALL. n. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
0YYIcE AND RESIDENCE -0Pposirk
~ the NEvs once. Main street, Gold Hi.
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yG>HE ORIGINAL KEYaTONE SIL.
VRR MIkING COMPANY.-Location Of
principal place Of business. Han Francisco, Gal.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th day OF
July. 1872, an assessment tko. ~ OF Twenty. .nve
Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock oi the corporation. payable immedistely,
IN United states gold coin. 70 the Secretary. g. o.
the once Of the Company. Room .. NO. SSo
Pine street. ssn Francisco. California.
stock which thi: ace 81 ssp,1m
ber. 1872. will be delinquent, and adver'
tised for sale At public auction. and unlees pay'
msnt 10 made before. viii be sold DC on y SAT. Al!
URDAY, the Goth day Of september. 1871, 70 pay
ths 5slinouent sssccsment, together with costs
OF sdyertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
~ F.E. LUTY, Secretary.
omcs-Room 9. so Pine street. Ban Francis.
60, CalifLInia. "
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POSTPONRM RNT.

POSTPONRMRNT.
The day on which assessment No. . on the
stoeE Of ssid company shall become delinquent
has ben postponed 70 TUESDAY, sKPTkM.
BER sIXTREkTH, 1879. and the day OF sale
hsa been postponed 10 MONDAY. October 0.
1872. By order Of the Board OF nirectors.
sod r. z. LUTY, Secretary.
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uUCcOR MILL AND MINING coz:

Cnice-Room .. Haywsrd's Building. ns
California street San Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-09
RATES OF CHARGES.

HSssO VT
Board and Lodging, per week =. .......$l2 %
Hoard and Lodging. per day............ %
Children from to u years OF age, half price.
u-Invailds, a. well a. business men or
families, seeking recreation and pleasure. Will
md this the very placs. )e3 m
, 1879-03-04
SItuttuE all Artificial leo.

tf[NHLtHG <lWlf7|t1tNr
A skatlilE'rink, Offering u, 000 square feet Of
artificial icc IN nne shcct is IN Gllccchsfnl upera
tlon In Now York. Tho proIrctor, Sir. Kalt,n.
IL widely known ineounecton viii, the leo trade,
particularly III the West md AontlI, where his
iHuch,nos lor producing iro nre larec|y use,i.
Ills present enterprise Ia notable chiefly for It's
ulugultule tlle area OF icc produced being very
n!any times largcr tlan anyfhngo OF tho surt pre-
slous'Y attempted. Something ,liku ntnc miles
of gas piping arc required for it.c circulation Of
the rrlrlgrrutlng liquid, which Is pumped
through. tl,c piues nEtcr having had It's tcuipcra-
turo sufficiently reduced In freezing chamber
bans 80 fcct long, In which leu ls ltguc1cd by
meaps Of salts ull other solids. The 1rilciptc
involved Is simply that of tho fcccream freezer
A:taht aoor rms laid over u s,,rfacn vt 203 tuut
BY ~ feet; OIL this flour a network Of pipes was
fal0, and tho whnls Hooded by two or tl,rce tneh
cs Of water. on pumping the rcfrtscEatinE
fluid through tilu p(pcs tho water ts frozen mud
kept cold that the surIaeu OF the tre re,naus
dry, though the atmosphere Ut the rink Is warm
cl By hulf a doxon larga furnaces. The project
lnlaht have been carried out eQnallY well and
much mnru prot!tablY at midsummer, wllcn II
skating rink would nave been lnoru Ut novelty.
Mr.. Rankin tnfoFms us tllat this temperature Ut
the refslgcratlng llqnd Is raised but III degrees
willie On It's Hlne-nlflc Journey.
, 1879-03-04
ABOUT WHEAT.


What Has noromo OF tho 1rnmcnas Sup
p.'c: fso" sl'o Crop nf 187s-iop' 600. 900
~ .,"snsts .1porteo IN s"e I.ast Eight
aoh1he-lNo orcas LUX OF Which HAS
a"no to FF1'nca n"d the Cont'nent-wo
Gun 1seEln to See tlls fnd of the Surplus
from tic Crop OF 1873.
n N, Editor Of rae 7rfbuua.
Cuc.co. Nnrrh o-1no .n,aI av,,r.s y,
c,,aat mi ,r,,na,'fa,,s f.a,, 81, ~. ...st ~
mneat "na "lcaEi.o"3 A'o'n a'' t"c Posls " tno
o"teu otatse i" .ne ycas tc 'une W 1911 o.
.e''"'etu w t'ic oAtcu states n"Ieau oi oIa-
ttestcs, were equal to b7,0l3,GW bushels Of
wheat. an,l for t,e year to Juno 90, 1878, they
arr given by the sanlc authority Is equal to o.
1:'!, ~ busi,ois Of wheat,
IL IL ,r.t, 1.,,c,,,4 ,t,,+ a., .,t. ~ .r,.A H.
80. H''0'' '''As e'~ 7tSs'> Va "''~1" AZ
ulr low. a1tt1 IT. e thprcfnr fntc n
1hr rxnort ~ so ~ nm mn h,she,s ~, -, t,,n,
t,,,,a ,ya. 49,, ,t.... ,t ~ " '"as
'''''e WIS !''e Hth'ost VIC coufo epalo-nooFo our
o"n requirements lor CONSUMPTION una seed
out Of tic eroO OF 1877.
rur s,,uu, ,,a p,,, 1871 IN
AhA obht's0o E01k ACtc-sh
, 1879-03-04

count Of removal from the State, has been &c
ccptcd.
Tic resignation OF Capt. A. r. Ingnlls, Of X
Company. Third Infantry, has been accepted.
The resignation OF Capt. u. Z. Robinson, Of
Company a, Fifteenth battalion, has becn ac'
ceptcd.
The resignation Of Firse-Ltcus. 4. 8. Hunter,
Il Company, Thirteenth Battalion, has been IT,
coptcd
The resignation Of F. KratorheI, Second
Lieutenant of | Company, TIlird Infantry, has
been accepted.
Can't. ]. ", Antlcrhon will take bis company,
tl,e Clark County Quarts, to Tcrra Hsutc,
Ind. March II.
W. F. Skinner has been discharged from
Company, Seventh Regiment, "for the good
Of the scryEcr.''
e. 4. Wing has received an honorable dis
charge from il Company, Sixth battalion, OIL
account Of bel,ig nonresident.
On Recommendation of Capt. William Hack,
Cotnpanv F. First Infantry, Il. G. Hoffman tas
been discharged 'ior the good of the SERVICE"
A. 8; Cn..e has hesn elected Captain Of Com
pany y, Fourth Infantry. D: ]. Foster was
elected First, and e. A.. Palmer, Second,
Lfeutanant-
IL is pretty generally understood here That
tile I!0lite sud SenAte Joint Military Committee
at Springfield will rcnort II Mtlitia bill eontain-
lllr NFUSls0n Tor Ulf1RiOn HtRd1lt9ttGfet nut
that tllcse ia majority Of tile liilihrl element
In both Houses that Will cut 1t nut, thus throw
lux the entire control nj the militia organization
inio the Allds OF one man, to tlse As political
machine.
1t appears now os though the Communisttc
element in The State Legislature and Senate
Was going to succeed in beating not only lhc
new Militia bill. but even The bill providing for
the payment Of the tr00ps who nut duEl the
riots all nvcr the State In 1871 1hu only posi-
bic Inference Is TINT the mcn who oppo.e this
IncatuEe nrc Irresponsible and are not taxpayers
tnuny great extent, uu,l they Will not be Tar
rynI out the wishes OF tteTrrbnstftucntR II ttlcr
kll these measures nr cause delay 80 TINT thev
will not bc passed at this Sc sion. II this result
Is brought about, or the military organizations
nrc snblcesch 10 adverse legislation, there Will
bA1n': anl by next fall there Will be no OCCASION
for militia law, for there will not be vesttge
left Of onr buastcd military Of wh,c!, We urc 80
justly proud, mid the COMMUNISTS Will hare oas-
rfcu their point,
, 1879-03-04
Frum ali Pacific ports anu
frnu, New Nr1caI.s. say.
fru,n u. i. AstnntLc n1Ets,
3, 600, oos
Total from Jan. ! TO
Feb, 15.+..... -. 80,
Previously Aince Jls!y !, IN.
10, 1U.35D
D3,b76, 1873

10, 1B8, 3h0


AUlht IV" u"J ~
ncdNctng the lg', ',7sJ,5i7 from ths prcsumcd
sur,..us vi i7.00D,011 bushels available for for.
c,gn cxnort oMt ot thc crop OF 1873, It would
leuye 81, Ih] available for export yet, before
anutl1tr crup Is harvested. but the pEesumn
tan Of SO largc a surplHs for foreign export yet
IL bascd upon two proposft'ons: ~ That tt,o
0OO, ,OO0 bustiels over tint OF 1877; Ca) tint
THE VISIBLE suppLr AuALl. lie MnpucEp
by July l, 1679, TO ~ low poiat as 1t Yss on
.uly !, 1878, yz., 4,043, 8t9 bushels II tie ex-
purts should contEnHD Ut the present rate for
thrrs months, our immense surplus from tho
crop Of 1878 would 6e practically gone, alll tho
stack Of wheat Il. the United States would 10
reduced to about its usual average at the cod OF
the crop yrar. It Bccns probable that The low
pr!tc wsl hducc thu l1o!dtlg back Of considerable
wheat in tho country, and that after tho apring
planting begins tho receipts OF wheat froM the
country Will bo lighter than usual. THIS ssetns
The more llscly to bo tho case rhcn the yisLote
appnreus t'at the surplus from tho crop Of 1873
IL almost gone. Hitherto, nrltlscr dealers nor
sprcllaturs liayo been able to ''scc the end y Of
,ie supply, e1t when they DO 4 s not t@pro6a.'
BIZ INT It vii result In greater aFnness ou ths
Aiuc. dcpcnds OH tho character Of thc weather
during tic next SIX weeks. i the sprlng should
be late or vet, tnrn'ers would 10 seas willing 70
part With whatever they may hIvc On hand; aud
unless tho prospect for tflt next crop should bo
1ur tnr Yield equal to last year, ttle surplus
would probably not b0 sold out ss clean a. II
ufs In JULY. 1913. -
THE FOREIGN DEMAND.
Just at preaept tho prospect is that tho for
ctgn demand, Which llas nlr0ady exceeded tho
Most saI.g,iiue expectations, will continue.
TYne latcst ndyices from Franco Ito about ths
10Th ult.,) suy ttat the deficiency In the French
crop wns greater thu had been estimated, and
TINT Franeu will continue to bu HI importer Ut
foreign wheat. TlIu quality Of the Frcnca
whraL Is also represented ~ 50 poor that 1t rg-
qtliEcs ~ t,cr cent 1upr0 wheat Of the crop Ut
lo73 tn nnku tic same weight OF flour than II
lid ot tho wheat Of 1877. Thus tha lulcinncy
IN tic Frenc crop WAS In reality greater than II
appsaTtl Ia bushels.
In view Of The
GREAT ArPARsNT SUPPLY
Of wheat In America. Great Britain has not beea
IN my hurry to buy. und from, Sept. /. 1878, to
Jan. !, 1871, her total net imports OF wheat
(oyer uKp0rts) woro nearly zoo bushels loss
tlal1 TOR tho same }cFlod of 1877. tbs only
countries Ut Europe that hnru any aurpiuto OF
wheat tor export uiu ltussIa, Hungary, md Rou-
lnanfn; nlt tho rest Aau deficient crups IN 1878,
alsa have tcen steady Importers up to tha prss-
cut tine: Tho great bulk of thr tInensa quan- .
thy oi whcat exported from tho uuttott States
IN the iast eight MOUTHS has gona TO snpply DO
lelencisa IN markets which Ind hitherto takoa
l!stlu il ANY American wheat. W. L. +.
, 1879-03-04
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
nomarttai'lo Discovery by n Tale,1o Inrcnt.
ORA contrlvanro to 1inlss Graln an ir it
Wcro Water.

ncmartnilo Discovery by d To1e,1o invent.
ORA Contrlvanso to 1tnlss Graln An IL it
Wcro Water.
Tofde Aadt.
one OIL INC most remarkable Inventions OF 'lin
t1Fcs II nbw being perfected nlld experimental
upon by Alfred Wlkiu, Of this city, Fur scyrr
nj month. Mr. vj.klo l,as ,n.c,, II y,v n s,,,1y
~. 49,. -. , !' !" " so.
o,9t some more spceuS anu economical method
oil clcratin1 grah tn h1llli thnn my now III Use.
n,otIel, ara astonishing. mn, nrou,,sc fo work Ill.
!1 most revolution In tho Etni,',earrY'nr traae
le nF1hc'p!e h'nac use oi III thls curious little
machine Is simply that Of atmospheric prcssuer.
or the exhaust process whfcl, l,as iatcly, BEEN
,,,iic1 w,,,, e,rh ,vnn1a.f,,, .,,ao;...Et.
th's ,,uant waa,,,'',.a.. ..H.cant.,'
NV h'tm. ~ "es'"'s"ouso atulospnetlc
has used 60 far Ia IL small a!r-putnp, rather
r,,,,rIv roustruct,,,. vct onawcrn, for ali pr,c-
tf.,t nur,,s,. n, ,,r,..,,, r,rnn,ton ,r,.t' ..,a
'.... ..a. Pa'posss w. sss'.. 1ua'e'eu NUN "s
pu'lp u onc-'sch i'' p'pe, syplloff'shapcus aiu
at the elbow nr top tsoIno three feet abuvc the
pu,nn, Il n ryliudrr somewhat larger tlnu thu
n,,,, an, ,v ,,.,l NUNS of;, Iu,,do ~
s' .,t ' ,a,,ss ss. .t"".a' e,,,,,s ,",,., y.
tic lowcr cnd Of 1t IS valve through which thc
grain trops out. The other arm ct the sypllun
I. cr,cn,lr,, t]own fnto tlr ,rrnt,,.ntlr.
sw,,ou ,,,o ,,,"cI,,,,a w. f,r.t ,oo,1v ~ II,
wig" sNe A,asa's' ""a Hst 'eaut ~ w
sfarte'l. some "fcnt WIS put IN common en-
velopc-boS, to represent the cur or vessel, ul,d
the rrafn wns sucked TN ut n rato TINT m,
,,y o.,o,,.,,iu,,. ns.nn,e nm ron,,r,,o,,
y. e '." "et'
~ thts rntc '!ln con!p'e'e lnacshnc won!a "dra
!ie lMS'ncs ct' o'aL o. VESSEL 10 !ess tnan ~
tIlnc, u.a 4n!s Mas "ahE III eesht!on Q! noont
~ ss 'ee Il @ M s'E erc orn, 'S ,"
~, wonM oe posslnle 10 ralse GIaill
Only ano'.a .,, tn'E.siL"o ,Gss. 9r s iHen
, 1879-03-04

= = :,
sccnc: susrogato's otco IN ucfElborinig
elty-Enter q gentleman who, altar considerable
struggling, lunIscs lts way 10 The desk Of tlia
Chlck Clerk, to whom hu hah1s 3 folded uocu-
nIeAt.
"What IL thlsl !" says tte functlonasY. ."
"1hat IL my viii, !" replies tho ytsil1r.
"What TO you want 4uno With 1T"
" want It pr0vutl, 20 tint after um dead
tteru will hu Ut trouble about ft,''
"You vant u pEo!ed' y Why, you rant haro
''untll you arc dead, but II you Will bring IN
your Will after you srp dead wo will prove II
Win thu lugEqatest plGasuTe.''
Exit tho applicant.
, 1879-03-04
PHILADELPHIA AND PARIS.


Tie Two I:xpasftiouA. Tl,eir Attcntinnce nnst
Thclr 1soculpts-CAEd from t3rn. Gohl,orr.
CixcIsNATl, Feb 97.-Io the Editor 81 h!e Gin
ciauaH Daily Times: rcrmt inc to correct m
evident tnisprlnt in your report Of my rcnsnrlss
before tho Young afcu'a Christian Association
concerning tho receipts anu admissions to the
Par,a Exposition of 1873.
Thu total receipts for admissions were Il G..3,-
8t7 francs fuot dollars, as ruportetl), or about
g., 5!i 100. The Exposition was open 1p} days,
and tho "o1llcial reports show IN Attendance Ut;
FREQ admissions ..........,-........ :,tHn.Sl9
Tossl.. ....... H. 57:, Vii
TO which Is added:
Invitations 10 opening ccrcmonts...,.. e.. .I1
Admissions nj VI csntnck,.. ....... III, !tn
WurktnsMeA's delugalluns.. All, ,A.u
GFahu total. .'... .'....*..,. III lhl. I@1
The receipts fur admissions 10 thn rhiladel-
nlta Exposition Of ls1U, during 159 days, weso
$},6l3, 74.i1; tho total tllc1n!o frn1n adiliR-
BionH, eot,cch sioUst etc., xas $4.o2l ,H5.73 The
total admissions {159 1ays) were:
!.Au .... .+stsst.''.s O. Wa, ~
fFee ......,... ."..,..+. ...,,..... =, lHDs.l'
Grand total ,..,..,. IL, I'LL, 4h1
Free admissions include complimentary cards
given to ut!lclus, and tickets Issued 10 exhibits
Ors and etnploycs. Yours respectfully,
4. T. d0sHoHH.
, 1879-03-04

Bls5narcks immcnso dog has agatn been doing
mischief, this tinu killing the pct dog Of rail.
way uunplUye Ut Friedrlchsruh. bismarck ex-
pressed liz regrets, u,lI told il.e railroad lt4n
tu 70 to IlusuJurC aud. at Ills expense, sal~sk
any dog tl.rro that might please him. Ths uj.a
replied tllat It waa not worth willis; hs had Sniy
been ktrping ta animal for hia cnildten - PLAY
with, Blsnlasck suat the childsss ! hspd-oisau
to rcrlare ulrir dog. 49,, -
, 1879-03-04
noN'T REMEMBER.
=. IA tho Burden Of Mrs. Fried
~ befg's Song.
]. .,,,,,. Distinctions on the Subject Of
s''' Lying.
:, ,,osItl,e TINT tho shccney Killed
|eu' llnce.
,,.h ral1s What Ha Remembers Of His
'e~' Criminal Career.
. Testimony for Both Sides
lA' All In.

Fan aoth Sir1ea
rtA Tcst1fflol'y
~ All In.
.,,r NJ Tim criminal Cntirt yeh-
Il The opep'"h ~ .,.-, boInr n 1arrc rrowfl
+,rd,y morning, ILL.,, ms. M,1,s hoosn
fs''ua Tur cnoss.ExAst1NATIoN or LAM.
,,sa -, hal tccn known a. johnson. Will
Ht tso ~ , .1.rtcrsnu. llc knew rhilo Dur
4ns, sna !.'s a4eA t17onnt., ho kncw nv "sfcht,n
nhtY; Wfl'ia"'e sDs"a ,,,,,oi,+of will,
I'd hid not been lNfS".'a't' , '',... 49,
~ -, long time; EDk ncqualf,teu Will ttr'l-
1@ .., ~ two wears uEo; had known urisco1l
70 ibou' w. I'm wns born In Cleveland In
,oat soa! tsa.1, ;sc,,;ron t,tv when ycars aid;
,11; rent 10 siic1'su" ,o ~ H. 49, H., ~
I'd r4n,o to Chicago "nen ~. III ""9 MI ~
- IN 1856 for some trtlflnE oilensc,' such
H'ea ~ tsmtlcs,1 In 1850 l,e rot
b. lateent for 1nrrnnv. The next
aHetn 5noDtns Ao' ss..:...,,,s
,,,r be was taRcn ~ '''"n"Neo W
H.. al robbery. Ills sentence was tnfec
p"N aftcr serving two years ntnl seven
tftl. re,casct1. md q lady nt Oshkosh
nouths DC wa 's ~ ,s,n mi, br ycn, n work IN
tmk an interest," ~ "''At Nv ~" n..' .- -
hotel At Appleton, WIS ~, t,,e e tail,o mus a ou VI
rtDas1n'tI ,sft n Two weeks. Then hc enlisted in
llno leis :" r,xcnttcth Wlseonsiu,-aud re-
ht armyt-I"cu.'s'. -a., - w,
mined eighteen Hsoh.ns' s'~unei ,"t W. "ao
.,.r-1apuary, 1SS4* ZIG returnca 10 IAl"aRo
W ",ss 1n1BG6 he Was nrrcstcd for larcony, and
iaA - rn 1s1;7 or 1868 he got wear In the
tlsaifReo' :" -. fa~,o,v soon artcr la pnt mt
fatta Pflbon ~. 'ai 1. ~. ~.
| tt ,estised another year lor iatccos. f'cAt "e
80. dnxr for another ycar for taking money
tep' ~ Arcrv,s snfc. Wien ont about a
ruk be wa asscsss. w :" ~ s,,.'....s.,
o s poso . as 1eg cou9 a s rns 81 arrested IN Janu
~ for turning out tle gas In the Coliseum and
I ,a ''u11 ~ ', cot ten months for tllat. Ho WIS
r,tstel In Detroit aiteF tne nro t"l 'aseeh},
md got three months; also IN buffalo 1or al
.up'sd hreeus' a.,a a.ss. ~. S t., oms.:' 1sar
lrl $5o dne' lnat "ns III loof'
Ee had been 1ined several tst'cs III c"'eaGo'
jc,t before be WIS nrEcstcu Ll'ls last tit'Iet Ho
-, ron;icted In milwaukee, for carrying con-
LID xcnoous and got three months. lie had
"''o "sf II, raoc,,c,, rhtcaro Saturday. md
aFt!olSeI. 1snstnI ~ md i,rtl s1C} for ynera1,ry
nd tent 70 tc he, ntru@i arrcstri t,nt In rcTemhcref
st ns unp nsu pss% sacn finnet's hore md wngon.
10 ~ nnt'f " neto},cr in wns not doing upythur
10 lhe ~ y. oi liz ,rns m lilo North Sde part
y fasaS;a' e;ass ~ ~ IN North md West Sides ali
~ ulS tlns, thnnrht: In did mt rcmrtnber
g anywhere ese; o W. Mas a IN "tcr ~ i,st's ".'s
p o. Dig South Sac -, e ~ VIZ r. ~ nfieron ,s 'ts hs
Eeor IN he moTnItE, ~ II H. ~" ia nj rrmems NV
bid iow1 10 McCorIHcRb' ue u'o HUI 1ca'cu'-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-18

that stocks are offered for sale until after
he true value of the mine ID known to the
managers. Tho stock 10 then offered either
for more than it Is worth, or after the prod
uct has been secretly extracted The only
safe way to invest in q mine Is to look at it,
or employ professional assistance to look ct
1t, first. Any other way is gambling and
ruin.
s. There ara plenty of mining chances
sometimes they turn out to be good ones
for sale on this coast chiefly in Nevada.
Men hawk them about the streets of San
Francisco. A prospector no sooner discovers
some indications then he hurries to the city
for pecuniary assistance to help develop his
find" or to sell it outright These finds"
commonly range in value from $500 to So, 900,
and for these sums you can buy your own
mine, incorporate 1t In New York and man
age 1t yourself. The cost of examining the
property-varying with distance time lost,
cost of journey, length of excavation, assays,
reputation Of expert, etc.-is often as much
or more than that of the mine itself. Titles
are secure 30 long as any work is continued.
Wages of workmen in mining camps are
about 81 so to 81 day. varying with locality.
All fares and fr light are exceedingly high on
account of railroad monopoly. All kinds of
machinery and supplies can be procured
here in warehouse at an advance of say five
cents per pound freight and expenses, and
25 per cent. profit on New York prices.
ALEXANDER DELMAR,
Formerly Director at Bureau of Statistics,
United States Silver Commission, etc.