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WA,mNG.os,Jm. 2G, 1>7'

MA-liIAI.Je, j 3D. - j. 80
Y is claimed in favor of the new general
,,r,rlral survey OF the United States provided Tor
i'm th Legislative D.Ito Dee reported t0-norro" %. In.-
tsr that q viii show that nearly aH the prominent
interior lines and supposed locations ~ promin'ri
Mace. M, ont ot place all present m'ps Thus Do j.
.,I tns, Coumal- ONO L. about % mLc iom where u
spovi he on an accurate map ana that Sal. Lake D,
-,,,rl mics out oil place. Il IS also claimed
that some portion ~ the present b"uaIar-
ics Of nearly all the States are iua'.urat"iy
located and that the same is true IN Lesser degree ol
nearly every county division. II Is Also claimed that
me c.odetc survey has already demo st1lr inc ii't
that she United .a'ts tuI NIL Wilrt '"tt- t'
oceans thau has been supposed Tie features %. we
or i,al plan winch contemplated interference WIZ 'Hr
present public land system have been ~trucA or ~"
opuo-ltiou sprugiug mp over the PROSPECT or l
trGduciuE boundary coatcsfs between nearly Az ilc
s. tcs ana many ~ tie counties IL each Hidtf.
COLORADO THANKS PROFESSOR HAYDEN
A series Of joint resolutions Of thanks 10 DR..
T. V Hayden and his assistants, whA passed the Cole
RADIO LEGISLATURE January IA. have been received here
They are as follows:
Whcreos The geological ana geographical survey Of
thr Territories OF the United -tilGe, made under thr
General Government has been completed Tor tAc area
.e,br,r.ug me state oi Colorado; amt
IFb,teGs The publication ~ The reports, views ana
mans II rnis survey form collection lANalnbr ailkr
for the advancement OF science and the development OF
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ANERICAv WAR STEAMERS At PANANA.

PANAMA, Jan. 1j.-There l. nj pre>ehf
formidable array OF American meG-ofwar Ia port. Inc
ta-sh,p Pensacola Rear-Admral Rogers; Alaska Lack
1WarU, and Tn.rgr. ra are a riding within range
g the cry. The Alaska viii leave for san F'C'riSco
Immediately after the arrival %: be New fori mail Que
hero lr..fv - and thr Pen ,c1Ia and Iacka wanna
leave about TIE Sane Time for the >ou'h t"asf Inc
VE,tarout viii await hc arrival OF me Adams 1nd the'i
proceed North nd rr-ur her surveying dulles on The
coasts o; Central America. Mexico ana Lower Co.
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DEMOCRATIC WITNESSES ~ LOUISIANA.
.--- .--.-... - In W ILn IL l,... III ~

NLW-DEiEAN-, JAN u Nv JIMMIE ~ ''
.tflov for thr Teller Committee before t0-I -1le-
Lave Was continued Yesterday. j. +. Hu.mar,
L. f. Hraz-ae, a.. Moses, William N. Levy aud o;AeI- OF
Nl.cnuocaes testified having been called br
Tia. Democrats. IIey s-Ier-.y contradict iAr
.r.fau.uf- made hy the I.rbuJLt1u VIE
ur..rs Ia, u intimidation. showing tnat t-ct
pr,rfurei violence. threatened bY the Eroc-, auI
i,t tL,r action was Tor tAc purpose oI pr' 'Iyil-
uc,co Many ne grOes voted the Democratic -Ac tA,j
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THE FIRE RECORD'
ELRES IN COW WINES.
TWO rEyNNLyANA MINES BCRNING-S00 WORN
WY IDLE.

J N-'iN t'-''-''I
MN IDLE.
HpNE-BURG. Penn, Jan. 2G--A fire broke
out ~ night IN N. tunnel level OF summit Branch
Colcry ~ Wliamstowu. IN" cneiue-horsc, machinery
an about twenty mules were burned. TIE fire prn'-
trtt. 10 the mine 5000! -ti buriL, nut S said 80 DE-
nader CONTROL Iieiy,. . 500 ard 900 hIGds were en-
urcI iu the roliery. No ives were lost No estmat,
81 tIe less ne given now.
IoII.yuLa P.au., Ian. PC. - The Locust Gap
}uur-. situated between Nj Carmel and -uamo,n aud
operated by Ncssr Grdebrr 4 size p- were discovered
ou fire Friday nigh depth Of 500 feet. where Soy
cral barrels OF tar stored. Irecray Horalnr the
miners rrport,G the fire gaining Roadway 1nd oieult
t. -t ~ dense volumes OF SMOKE coming MP me slope
Al zine with g.HC ol eNlcrl"Uced Workmcl was
vr hasI " large quantity OF hose n Use
should 6c found o., ,e,sy t0 dr."u tL' nr' OUT Two
hurdrcd and Nrts men tud boys W"r" employ eel ~ the
burning m nr, HI OF whom are above c"'und. haNiuc
come ip during fLc ght. l. the mrc should bo h,G
with watc. II VIII require six months 20 pump 1t out
and seven months before work could be- resumed in 10
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trrrIrIoN I0R -. coHD.

NORWICH Conn, Jan. 2G.-In the Superior
Court YESTERDAY counsel FOR Mrs Cobb presented To
cni.EJn-t..s 9arka petition for new trial of Mrs
c,b TIE chief ground. az the petition are alleged error
I'm tne charge 10 the ury rejection 81 Floyd IT. traEes
evidence fur drirncr. aud adml~-0n OF ME- Conn
liit- uauEbt,r- testimony against me pf.s0utI. III
Court holes ihr petition under adHsemehL
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the mining and agricultural interests OF this state there
fore
ReSO'red That the thanks of this Assembly are hefey
rendered Ia Dr. +. v Hayden, United states Ge00SSt
charge survey, and ms a>=istantsfOr the er
Of their contributions 10 the successful achey emcnt OF
this great work
Ees0ircd That copy Of this resolution en- crossed on
parchment shall he presented - Dr. I. '. Hayden.
THE BERLIN MISSION.
The friends Of President Andrew ID. White, OF
Cornell Univcr- feel confident ha. Lc has been offered
the Berlin III ou.
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ALIBTRAL POSTAL BILL.
mn HOUSE SHOWS 4 DISPOSITIONS TO NIANI ~
Temptations COMMENSURATE WITH TIL


WANTS OF HE COUNTRY.
luY TELEGRAPH Io THE rEIECNEl
WA~uiNGIoN. Jan. 2C.-Th, House spent H. Sos
..,, ,...t.rd8y In q discussion ~ the Post once
Appropriation bill. The temper OF tine Democrats
was much better THAI vas expected; and IL no"
s..,l,s probablc that good bill Will D." passed ana
that liberal appropriatious both for the railway
postal and the general mail service Will be secured.
General James H. Baker, of Indiana, thc Eo"u5-
lcan member of tie subcommittee having the
Inn tu CHARGE. reviewed The history of the postal
service and set forth itS needs IN careful speech
TN. view, of Mr.. Baker undoub ctiy represent the
po,ltioa # the Post Office Department.. lie was
rpo,el to the theory that the postal service should
bee olsu,taiung H. thought il should be- efficient.
and b.. commensurate to the wants of the country
,ad that whatever appropriations are necessary
10 .ccur. these ends should De willingly granted.
General Baker showed that his prediction Of last
year chat the appropriation was SO inadequate as 10
cripple the service. had proved correct. The De-
partment has already been compelled 10 discharge
niretv-six clerks on account Of this deficiency, and
1nle,s more money is voted an additional Discharge
f sixty more viii De necessary. and tbs
is in the face Of tie fact that theGc
are more than a thousand miles Of rail
road on which there is no postal car, or
luv postal agents. and of the further TACT tha' this
congress has already voted $4,000 ON account OF
ihat deficiency. The annual average increase OF
population Is a fraction over 3 per cent, and TIE
uo,tal necessities increase almost twice as rapidly
INSTRUMENTATION. Daring tho last year th'ra Vcr"
deposited ID the post Office 2OO,Nou.ool hai.
packages. containing many lIh'~ 'H'l H'i'l'''1 g"
separate pieces. IWO-tH,r,!s Of these Wer" carried
ir the railway postal ears, and were handled, on
on average. three time. 10y only ZOO clerks.
The bli was explained 20 the House Yesterday hE
NJ I.. .ff
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rELrGR4PHLc NnIEN.
- =. rxEnHDrNG rIlNs ~ RALIr-.ne

RECEPTION 10 MINsIl. D. AUS.
CUr,Go. Jan 2G.-Ihr t..lmrt tlah, The
l-,i.us ,.u1 10 chicago gave reception 50 SOS Anime
IIIuk last evening.
ENFORCING LIENS oN RAIN
NASHVILLE. T-un., Jan. 26.-Edwar,i l.. 'rdrews,
.f-orns, the huer- 81 rho old ~cr- 90 r-, honds.
bal nirt bills against cght railroads Apon WhA t,I iNU
n.u under tIt 40. eli 4-J-.
ESCAPE OF POLITICAL CRIMINALS FIRE y JAIL.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Jan. 2G.-MuEA, and Johns.
two Of TIE convicted BrcNarG tommy
SING mate hcr escape last nsh from tie ouuy
IA Tbs place, they Temporarily coaL1eu.
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NICHIGfN rEN4TOR>HIP.

Drrporr, Jan. 26.-AdvIccs from Lansing
..s, It is ruluolcd .4.rc anI oe..r,. by Y.onIuent
r,,uhrr- OF tue LEGISLATURE tDat senator Consistency
, surely yes. IN l seat .n tne tuitrd stcs -rnItt
ana accept fAc .~-Ipu 90 Perm ID Wlie - i'l-LtF
th.,, De- hardly doubt az the election ~ rA- n1lOr
(utL,t'tr 10 I.i the .cutr.
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SPAIN DEMANDS REDRESS.


Tho Government has ordered a man-of war
to DE dispatched to Puerto Plata slu Domingo 10 de-
mnnd par1lon for The insult offered ~ The spanish
dag by authar. ~ san Domingo. M scZlng two nSur-
gent Generals who had taken refuge on board spanish
steamer. and shooting them.
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PRIZE FOR MUSICAL co,ro>rIox

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2G.-lAe Cincinnati Nu>l-
"a. Festival Association announce ttf tines SOL. give
pll, ~ - OJO "r cnal composition lar orchestra
ami Aol-. p. b, r,tJurt u tLt '.ifJl % irAt eSr.
ITO. COM pc..lo. b. limited tD raf.Nr Americans.
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appointment Of " Harold P-c'ect Of the Seine and
the replacement o. PrDc1rators-t enera'. The ~"
ronG that probably SIX generals will be removed
from their commands.
The RepUIAqWc FRANCHISE states that Generals Bour
baki, BaJuilr. BENSON ard De I1rtizUc, commanding
respectively The Fourteenth, F'fth, sixteenth ana
Twelfth Army COrps have been placed Oh the retired
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
REPUTATION IN LOUISIANA.

HEoM SPECIAL CoRREsG ONDENTor TIT TRInrNE.l
NEw-ORLr,Ns Jan. l7-In round number, the
debt Of Louisiana amounts 10 go. 900 00O-about
a million less than the old ante-bcl!um debt. The
clrpetbaggcrs ran it mp To over >2o,00O.0OO. and
then, under Governor Kellogg, administration,
scaled II down to sixty cent, Oh tie dollar with
the general consent of The boudholters and the
cooperation of the Democrats and OF the moneyed
interests Of the state. A. the same time a consti-
/ tuioual amendment was adopt,d. without much
opposition, recurring an ANNA l.,t ola FAX OF -.
mill, or the dollar to pay me interest, which was
raised from Is to per cent and making the obIga-
ton Of the state, m respect 70 both principal and
interest, IN III, nature OF contract which no sub
sequcut legislative action could impair. The pur-
pos" IN raising the Iatcof interest WaS - oompen-
the creditors for the loss Of - per cent Of their
principal. p 10 the present year the state has
faithfully lived mp to the contract, but 10 defauted
The interest due the u 90 January last. Two
cause are assigned for this failure The as,es>mcu,s
outside Of the city of Ncw-Oglrau, have been re-
duccd thar the - mills levy doe. not produce
: money enough 70 paw the Interest ami by some
faulty new legislation the money collected does not
reach the stare Treasurer until tWOor three month;
after Oh" inter-, L falls due.
Whatever excuses may he off red. however. the
fact Of the default is highly di,trrditablc 10 the
present Government. The Wamo'A aud kellogg
governments bad ~ they were .n some respects,
- their debts and maintained he credit ~ Lousl'
ANA: the Nichols government. which Wa, 20 reform
all evil, aud bring about era of order good feel
ing and prosperity, lets the >tst, paper 20 20 pro-
tc, IN the second year % rs existence. ms D, the
shabby outcome OF all the line PROMISES made IN tho
SprIn4 OF I-77
Ifthe default arose only from temporary hitch
~ the ate, financial Arrangements, % be- promptly
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PANAWA, Jan. little H-y. G. II. Bird
SAL. Pro,,.,an, missionary minister at A-piava.l.
died IN TINT rs on the Ilth ,n.'. Hc graduate
o. baldwin University. Ohio. and hai been Oh he
I-iuuI- ON. 3 rAurr months.
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LONDON >roCE MARKET.

TTNNf -~IUN |NI-Il ~ IT N'I' IT 'IT''-' III
TROUBLES ASU NEVs IRON s"JfH AFRICA
LosuoS, saturday, jan. -, $50
Bu,in,r. on the stock Exchange l. exceed
indy A.f on ramors of further financial dnoul-
t.r.. Tie same sum5.- were circulated fe'ieT-
.dav iu connection tAcrcVl ii tAs HorniHG
.t,.Jo.J ia Us financial article, said: " N"
arc DO position to stat" that the runor ~ tl 4'-ot' o
al the Nftrnna tau BANK imltrdi uF another LINTON
r.ttb-usieat ~ totally mfnundcd ~urn an arrange
mont v- believe under cDns, atom some months
ago. hut toe uegoi lItious fell through
News from south Africa puh-hru ln tbs amer noon IS
edition o me >i0id.d just % th' clo-" OF hu-.hr- ID
t'lr eject that ty warp. inr iI N- 4ci4sc- al me
BRUSH demands, added 10 Tie depression
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DEATH oFAIAEE CAPTAIN.

DEATH OF \ LAKE CAPT AN.
IrTIAIo. =. T.. Jan. -G.-P. D. Locke IF the firm
CO. t. o.. .tI-tl -Hsra- WEI Hu .AhG captain,
here TODAY. a4, fDr.F.rI-it years.
CuTN TERFEuER HELD FOR TRIAL
PHIrABTIFIuA Jan. 2G. Charlc, v. NchO'per.
charge. Win making and passing c'tr.i"t notes " Nailntt
,tnur a l- tfrrUuI National .tLA' - hcn lcst..-
d4t I4 default % $1,000 BAIL
HELD FOR DFFRAI DISC THE Pension OFFTD T.
PoETlN>D. Ne. Jan. Dit intalu George Prince.
Gil rrd " lautIn- fIr pension ur Ild his pt,imi-
nan
af, -lus, .-it counts tut tr Nd- uorui
/. tho 1000 % appear 90 the ttolu1y Term ~
luI-f Portland
MURDERED HER HUSBAND.
CfNCiNNAtI. jan. 2G.-Jaue Manuel coloret. of
tet, ir in arrested yesterday proof Alt ing been
obtained mar fehnarl Nalut teacher iu t.r C'l0rtt
schools Mo died ago. 90 death uy poison
4. administer. d Jy Jluf. BIS We
SUICIDE OK ACCIDENT
NrW-IAVFS, Conn. Jan. 2G.-PaircS E3cln. OF
nr.,nn Fap~ quantity OF Pari- Green huns
AN NIGHT ,a ,0ss saturday evening. Dc Vas
,,. ogt. feg.Iture ia 1913, ald had hold ysruG,
.i offices b-spnuyury 0n account o. thr n'a0 OF ls #I"
ana br hess r.v,rcs sad Co hu tc Ctua NJ has commit
ing .acde Another statement is nat poison was lot
o.. 81 VITA .tda intent but hV TAX" ia trr dark. Tie
po,- was INK ~ yanisy snell medicine he
taAllA
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THE AGITATION OVER var CLAIMS.
UiET WORLDS FroV -oJIurHN MEMBERS rEoN-
l~iu-.tNlEAL E&toG PEtTAEING TOR INV

etLICI-NUAT IHF PApfF~ SAN.
by IrILoEAYU ID THE TWErNrl
W--GI,, I,>. Jan. 2G.-IArce Democratic news
paper, L-ie have attacked General Bragg for Li,
independent speech ou Southern claims, and good
many Northern Democrats have been ,Xpo--Uatiug
with him privately. Meantime, il has been a-e,l-
tanned that lIe->rs. Hi. Chalmers and Hooker viii
no' reconsider their determination - attack Gen
eral Bragg IN debate during the next morning
hour. General Bragg is also preparing himself 10
confirm. The discussion.
Io-a,'- >uojay H.eH. The most respectable
Democratic Journal AeIe, takes the following part
ln thc contest:
We are unable 20 rec WHY General Trarc's speech
Should nave raised ,pcA furry II NAV well Dee Ice
ffrd tI,t !drt that Tie itiuo 4du, parry a. the
North cannot 1--we IL u is understood that Democtlc
success means placing TIE National Treasury ~ the
mercy ~ thar minority, bat active and vrueui IHu-
"n Ode only means OF allowing their section To- I"'oup
III losses ~ tLc O rlc ~ rrcOL-i rut'n
careful IC.dWgO o. Lrag-- speech i3A- Z" nud sui
N"nt urCyocato1 lor flr llosInn 81 Wiiih N'h L-
o'oN"d Du southern leaders expect l-at LAHt i OF
Tie ncrm the aud Iltces OF the VHr shall DE
confined O those orators whose cdlpglum~ embrace Only
Tie soldiers who adhered 20 the lost Causei northern
Democrats cannot confess by silence even th4t they
not appreciate the steady development ot principles oi
constitutional Ut on the part o. the Northern
Democracy. winch has aided them IL obtaining that
greatest OF all bOOns-l0ca OVrrumeut-und expect
bow be cOuClaod with war claims ana railway suo
hdes they had better be undeceIved 40 The De
nlcracy large number OF Northern Congressional
esrlcts IN the last election II VIII not De- dincut To
lose enough Of the rest next time 70 ds-patc TIE pres
eat majority. and leave the solid south confronted 10y
practically solid North little undue eXcitatliity Oh
Oe part Of mir. Els and his colleagues VIII make this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
VOL.XXXvIU.. No r,SO5
GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS.
THr MAIL SERVICE UNDER DEBATE.

THT NAH. SERVICE UNDER DEBATE.
,,, morse TAKES UP THE POSTAL BILL AND DIS
PLAYS 4 BETTER SPIRIT THAN LAST YEAR
GENERAL NTw~.
The Post Office Appropriation Bill reported
% fine House fcots up a million dollars more
Gon last wear, and has already been amended
"a as to Increase it still more. The bill Is two
roi,lion. below the estimates. The charge OF
/; .honcstv against Nj Defrees has fallen to
tho rround II Is thought that report on
,,o Vov-York nomina ions will he made in
I'm. ~ Two. The argument against change
af the form Of government OF the indian Ter
,tory was again Ien wed on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-27
POLITICAL CHANGLs IN FRANCE.

FAhI-, JIM, 20, y y.
Numerous decrees affecting the positions OF
fuctouArIcs were sgned YESTERDAY IAcJ Include lie
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practical illustration of sectional politics exceedingly
easy of realization.
THE RAID on INDIAN TERRITORY.

! ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST THE PROJECT
WHICH AIMS TO CHANGE THE PRESENT ORDER or
THINGS THAT COUNTRY.
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TT. INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE HsFr-r- ADOPT
4 rEroar or.LAHIN, THE rcaLl. l.It.IG geo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-31
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

NOTICE NO. ais. o. 8. MINERAL SURVEY
IN No. ITO and Ia. U. y. LAND OFFICE,
Carson City. Nevada. December ~. 1879.
Notice 10 hereby giyon, tina: tho Culver
Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Com.
laws OF the State OF Nevada, has thir
day mads aud fled In this office its application
for Q patent for 1850 linear feet OF the Culver
Addition. vein or lode bearing mineral. with
surface ground from two to six hundred feet In
width. situated In Gold Hill Mining District.
storey county, Nevada, and described b the
lows, to wit; beginning Of Q post marked No.
l, U. 8. Survey No. l1g and it2, the sams being
identical with the B. w. corner OF the East Vel.
low Jacket claim. and also post No. ! OF Lot
No. l18, and running thence rom said post No.
], nrst course. south 90 degrees west, .t 81 feet
No . on the east line OF U. b. Survey No. lac
and LOT. and ttp feet from the northeast corner
ther, Of; thence, second course, south ~ de.
grees west, $50 feet to post No. 3. Lot No. IT'D
and lt2i thence, third course. south 10 degrees
east, $50 feet to post No. 4. Lot No. ITO and lt2;
300 ieet cross lode line, eOO feet to post No. slot
No. l19 and lag; thence, nth course. north 10
degrees west. 40 feet 10 post NO. Q. Lot No. ITO
and l42, on the south limo Of the Culver Ooneol.
dated 9old and Hilver Mining Company's U. 4.
Survey No. It's; thence. sixth course, south S6k
ueRf-ts WestfsIo Iret 10 post NO. I,tno same DO
Ing Identical with the southwest corner OF u.
b. Survey No. ITS, and whence bears the quarter
section corner on south line Of Rection 81. Town.
ship II north. Range ~ east, MT. Diablo NERD.
Ian. south 70 degrees 20 minutes west, 06t feet;
thence from post No. Z. seventh course, north
I degree 8 minutet east, 1000 feet to the place
OF beginning. containing II 17.100 acres. bear.
ings true. magnetic variation IGN degrees east"
This claim 10 bounded on the east partly by u.
3. Survey NO. l7s and on the west partly by U.
y. burvey No. 1876 and l07.
Any and ell persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said claim or mining ground a. here
inbefore described are required TO Ale their
adverse claim with the Register OF the United
States Land once at Osrron. Nevrda, during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof. or
they will be barrel BY virtue Of the provisions
a @. N. HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-31

0RIGINAL GOLD MIL GOLD
Location of principal place Of buriness. San
francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice ID hereby given, that at q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held ON the twentieth
l2Uth) day Of ID, cember, 1879, an assessment
tNo, 81 of Fifteen U5I Gents Dor sbaro was levied
upon the cspital stocf of ths CORPORATION. psy.
ala immedIstely IN limited States gold coin. 10
the socrelary. a. the ONCE of the COMPANY
Rooms = and 4, recond foor. No. 800 Csliiorpia
street, San Francisco. California,
Any stock upon which this asressment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty tiIth l.6th) day
of January, 1850, will be DELINQUENT, and adyef.
tktd for sale at public auction, and unless pay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-31
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

ADJ WARRINGTON COsOLI-
IL DATED COMPANY Location Of prin.
cipsl place Of business San francisco. Call.
foiniA.
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining District.
otrrry County. Nevada.
Notice 70 sereby given. that ct . meeting Of
the Board CT Directors. held on the twenty.
ieoond tsid) day OF December. 1873. an ssrees
ment mo. y Of Twenty 40, Dents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately. In United
States gold COIN. to the secretary, At the Office
OF the Company, Roons 8 srd q, No. S02 Mont
geometry street. Tan Francisco. UsliforuiA.
Amy stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on MUND ~. the t~enty-si1th
t26ln) day u January. 1880, will DO dslln
quent. and advertised for sale 1t public
auction, and unlesr payment 10 made befUre,
will DO sold on SATURDAY, tns iourt. ent
titth) dss OF February. 1880. TO nay the delin
Quent assessment, together with COST OF adver.
tising and expenses OF sale. By order OF the
Board OF Directors.
WIN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
0nice-Rooms Sand O. No. 500 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. Is
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nvERMAN SILVER MINING

nvERMAN SILVER MINING
OCOMPANY.-Locstion Of principal place
Of business, San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill. Storcy county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at O meeting
OF the BOard Of Directors. held on the twenty.
nfth day of November, 1879. an assessment mo.
t) OF Two Dol ara per share Was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately, In United States gold coin, 10
the Secretary, at the Office OF the Company.
No. tl4 California stieot, San Francisco, Gal.
ifornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the thirty fist day OF De-
ccmber, 1879. will be delinquent. and adver.
tis~d for sale at public auction, aud unless lay
ment Ia made before. will be sold on wEDNES.
DAY, the twenty.nrt day Of January. 1850, TO
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses oil sale. BY
order OF the Board OF Directors.
GEO. ID. EDWARDS, Secretary,
0nlce-No. ala California street. Ban fran.
cisco. California. 20
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And In accordance with law. and an ORDER Of
the Board OF DIRECTOR. made on the Twenty.
nrst l2lst) day OF November, 1879. % many
necessary wiz be SOLD at public auction, q
the ono Of the Company, No. ti9 California
street. Rooms 8 and 7. on FRIDAY, the twelfth
tl2th) day Of January, 1850. at the hour Of II
O'Clock NJ. Of said day, to pay ssid delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of the sale.
II. y. STONE. Secretary.
Ofice-No. 40 Caiifornia street, Rooms 8
and Z, Ban Francisco. California. 10