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A Bourbon Romance.

A curious proof Of the persistence of
loyalty to the elder branch of the Bour-
bons has just come to light. Thirteen
years ago an old Legitimist, without
family, wishing to make the Count de
Chambord his heir, and not knowing
how to transmit his little fortune to the
Count without danger of its being seized
or otherwise taken possession of by the
powers that were, hit on the curious ex-
pedient of confding his money (some
t44O) to his old servant, as thorough q
devotee of "Henri "" as himself, d.
recting her to put the money into a
basket to carry it to the Count as soon
as he himself should be dead and buried.
do as he enjoined, and accordingly, on
the morrow after the funeral of the lat
ter, she set out on her journey, carry
ing the money with her in little bask-
ct, and, having reached Frohsdorff in
safety, was admitted to the Princes pres
ence and executed her commission. The
Prince, greatly touched by the incident,
enGeavored to get the old woman to ac-
cept the money for herself; but she ut
terly refused to do SO or to accept any
pecuniary remuneration for her trouble.
+" Is there nothing can do for youp"
exclaimed the Count, disappointed at
her repeated refusals.
Eyes, your Majesty" returned the
old woman, "let me kiss you!" The
proffered kiss having been received and
repaid by the Count, to the old servants
intense delight and qualification, the
latter returned to Paris, where she has
since resided and where she died short
time ago. After her death her relatives
discovered, to their utter amazement
and equal satisfaction, a sum of over
rs, 900 in bank notes, the notes being
rolled up in dozen. little parcels and
placed in a little basket under her bed. g
This astonishing windfal was forth
with taken possession of by the sister of
the deceased, a poor old soul of IS
years OF age, with. next to nothing to
live upon, and to whom the sum thus
found appeared sort of California and
rolled into one; when, to the
dismay of the heiress and the other
relatives, they came upon paper which
proved to be the will of the deceased,
eequeathing the whole to the Count de
Chambord. 1t was soon ascertained,
through the revelations of the postman,
that the deceased had received, every
from the Count de Cham
bord, handsome present of money in
the form of a check. The postman had
'hus been the medium through whom |
The Counts gifts had reached the old
servant. She had regularly cashed the
checks thus sent her, but had never
.ouched a penny of the money, the
whole Of which was found in the bas-
zet. The sister, Mile. Conord, has sent
letter to the Count de Chambord in
orming him of the affair. There is lit
lie doubt but the Count will authorize
he poor old woman to take possession
II the whole.-PGris Cor. Montreal
Herald.
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The Contest Between Guns and Plates.

We are not only, it seems, to have
steel-clad men-of-war, but steel projec-
tiles as well, for the gunnery expert
ments at Shoeburyness prove beyond a
doubt the efficacy of these missiles.
There is one Whitworth projectile, we
are told, which has twice penetrated an
iron target of IL inches without being
any the worse for the process. 1t is
made of what is termed compressed
steel, and the only proof it bears of hav-
ing passed through the solid iron plate
is the fact that it is shorn of the pro-
jecting studs of brass. For its second
journey it was only necessary for the
projectile to be restudded, and it then
fitted the gun as accurately as before.
Very little is known as yet of the action
OF steel shot against steel armor; but so
far as experiment has gone, it appears
pretty evident that by the aid of such
projectiles, guns will once more gain
the ascendency over armor. A steel
plate will repel an ordinary chilled shot.
which passes easily through an iron
plate. Thus at Spezza, when the 100.
ton gun of Sir William Armstrong was
fAO'OuS AZ W DO AOuuO Gudb Wull0 d ZZ-lQcl
iron plate was readily pierced, steel
slab of the same thickness effectually
repulsed the shot. The steel got
fractured in the trial, but it did not al
low the shot to pass. For the moment.
therefore, armor triumphed over gun.
for as, long as battle-ship can keep out
an enemy's shot, it is a matter of little
whether her metal scales
suffer. For this reason the Italians, the
French and ourselves are all contem-
plating the building of steel-clads. But
now comes the question whether steel
shot can not injure steel armor as fatally
as the chilled projectiles damage our
iron-clads. This is exceedingly proha-
bic, and, it so, we shall be no better of
than we were before. The only diff
ference will be that the cost of produc.
tlon both OF armor plates and proiectiles
will be magni6ed. We shall be able to
afford but one steel-elad hattle-ship for
every three or four iron-clads.- Just as
we have ceased to count our sail OF the
line by the hundred, and now number
iron -clads by tens, so in the future, when
1t comes to the adoption of steel in the
navy, Jour battle-ships will be represented
in units London Meas.
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Attacked by Wolves in MinnesstA

Use = - ssr---% ~ 1911 Ell
Recently Mr.. Miner Of the town 4
Langola, Benton County, was drihll
from his own house to Mr.. MORRILL,
having with him hiswife ard threl Y
dren, and when near the Jocelyn sckod
house, was attacked by five Largo n
Der wolves. The fierce beasts sprsi
at his horses, and when Mr. NM
struck at the nearest one with hls "
it made q leap to get to him, but suf||
against the wagon-box. At this "a
ment MIR. Miners dog bravely att1ela
this wolf, but was at once set upon
the whole pack killed and almost sns1e
ly devoured. This gave Nh Mipa 4 |,
opportunity to whip up bis horses -
make off, Mhioh he did as b full gslch
calling loudly for help. His cris z
tracted the attention Of Mr.. JocelJ.,
sod famlya Mh0 cams tostho resesA ~ y
the wolves were, driven off. But fer =
fortunate interfefenoe OF thes dog -
result might have. been. much more =
rious. An attack of this kind by wolve
isalmost yeikhout pfseeaent IN tbs Rsa
of the State, and it must be that the =
imals were driven to it by ravenous nm
ger.--&. Ggoad lMinn.) JoNrnal, 4
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I" An, by George % groaned young
M; Letherd, sinking YEARLY into an
office chair, "ah, by George! nv head
aches fearfully." :" Possiblepn asked
his employer, Mr.. Hardfax, with look
OF curious interest and sympathy.
I" PossibleP Something must, have got
into It," And then for a long time no
body said any thing, and the room seem
ed to grow about Is degrees colder
Burlington Has0keye.
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THE husband of Michigan lady W
attempted to filf q Kerosene lamp wh1s
it was lighted, was, obliged to scespsns
offer of a friend 8 house In which toh0a
his wife's funeral.
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years ago, the ex-Prince Imperial of
France visits about at English country
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
TO the YANKEE MINE.
Ne. 3pi.

TT 4. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
u. Nevada. December 10. 1915. Notice 10
hereby given that John Maxwell and J. Il.
Trradweli, by J. 4. Gignoux. their Attorney In
fact and q o-owner vhose postofhce address IL
virvinin City, Nevada, has this day hlsd his
application for q patent for Fifteen Hundred
linear feet OF the YANKEE NINE. on the
Tucter Lodao or Vein, bearing gold and oliver,
with ,urf.ee around sx hundrd feet in width.
,ltuate. living And being in Gold Hll Mining
DisIriet County of storey md STATE of Nevada.
ana tnown ma je.Jynstod NV thc aeid notes
ana osac,.i Mai on m. An I'M. o}nss a. In Snm.
hsr ias i'm 1ovnshin M north Rang, IN ,nst of
Nonn, NAM ,nsr,si.n ths s,,s,Io, hound..
a." ~ IA Iat No n, h.,,s a. foIIows to
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 1871.
q. =. -urye, No. 81 aud i28.

TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, CARSON
u City. Neysds. December 30. isIS.-Notice
l. hereby given that y. W Leonard. whose post
ofi g aldrcss IL san Francisco. California. has
this day male applicstion for United states
paient for thirteen hund. ell u 30 linear ieet
of the Comstock Lode, bearing gold and silver.
with -urfac. ground six hundred lGOl isct IN
width. being AZ iect on each side OF the middle
of said lode nc vein, situate In Gold Hill Mining
District. COuaty Of storey and state OF Nevada,
aud Officially surveyed. plated and de-cnbsd ~
o.. :. survey or Lot No 81 and i26. In Towushir
and t~enty .onet 2il east. Mount Dlahlo Meridian.
and COMMONLY kaown a. the fiOklDA SILVER
MINING COMPLAINTS claim. and Described by
mste. and bounds secording 10 u. =. survey,
plat and ncld notes on die IN this Gfiiee, ~ fol
lows. via:
Beginning AZ a post marked No. 1. 4. \. Sur
vsy No 81 and lgG. located Un sunuit of ridge.
about lO Ieet east OF American ilat toll roNd
sod sbout 90 FEET south Of the Old toll gate.
sud whsnce b~sr- the northwest corner OF See
ton eighteen Il-l, TOsn-hip sixteen udl north.
kang- twenty-Onc t2iD East, NJ. u. NJ. south nve
and onr~hAf (5sl degrees vest. di-ta I nity-
nine I59l ieet. and the fsg--taff on Mount d.
wilson north eleven and Ons-hslf liAl d.g,es
east thence running from said Poet NO. ! nrst
cOur-s. south l.1O feet 10 POst No. , thence,
second clurre. wcst COO feet to Poet No 3;
thence. th,rd course. north I so feet to Poet
No. 4 thence. fourth course. east CD fset TO
iu-t w Il ihe HiA'e ~ Ntsuu
seventeen acre. and 9i.i0O of an s,re OF land.
ineluiing the top OF apex OF said lods OF vein
for -aid I.9o ieci on the course thcreCf
BEARINGS expressed from true meridian. Msg
nsttc variation, IL drgr-e- ~ minutes east.
said claim 10 bounded on the south by the
Pony Express GOd and silver Mising Ccrupa-
nv = claim. and constitutes the n0rtherly f,SD
f.-t OF that certain mining location originally
made about Jun. -. isao. and then called IN.
Pom kxprc-- COMPANY Cola and silver Leige.
Ia the Odd ulue Sulphur Springs Mining DIS
trict, record whereof L. lO.t or destroyed.
Recorded Iotice of the claim hereby sought
Ia b. patented may b. fOund IA hook q of Loca
tions, at pages q aud 81, storey County heoordr.
at Virgins City. Nevada.
d-si Esd q. N. HARRIS. Register.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE sun FOB 1879.


,cx
nNHt Bun WILL BIZ VIII
Il day during the ytar 70 come. Its purpose
and meahod viii be tho came - IN ,ne past'
To present. All the news IN reeoAoe sn,pe'
and TO tsll the ruth though the n.svsns I.I'
The = nas been. Z. and VIII ooni,nus 70 %
inaepenaent o. eveIyoooy .na .ey.ns yrss.ss
the truth and its own convictions Of duty. Tnn
Ii the only policy which an hones. newtpepsf
need have. That 10 the poney Nnion - WI
for this ncwrpapor the commences Ana Ifiena.
ship OF Of . wider constituency tnh wAs ever
enjoyed By any other American journA. =.
The sun 10 the newspaper TOT me people. "
10 not for the nch man agsinst me poor man.
or for the poor man against the rien man, but u
seeks TO do equal justice to All interests In the
community. IL 10 not the organ OF any person.
class. sect or party. There need % no mystery
about IL loves and hates. IL H. fof tbs honest
man against the rogues even time. ! 10 Tor
the honest Democrat - against the DISHONEST
Republican. and for the honest hepnonean -
aesipst the dishoness DemoeIss. " ooss nos
taks iis Gus from the uiterAncss OF soy poIlu-
clan or political orsnnifauon. " eve ~ ny.
port unfestrvediy when men or measures are
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ApMIAIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada. I'm
and for the County Of stofcy.-1n the matter Of
thc Estsie Of n. HEFFkRkAN. decessed.-n
appearing 10 The said Court BY the petition this
day presented and died By u. x. symons, Ad.
mini.trsior Of the,sstate Of u. Hsnerman. de-
ceased, praying for an order OF sale OF rial
estate, that Il 10 necesssfy 20 sell the whols OF
IN. real estate tn pay the debts. expenses and
ID Is therefore ordered by said Court that all
persons Interested In the estate Of sald deceased
appear before aid Court ou MONDAY. the 18th
day Of January. A. ID. 1879. Of n O'Clock IN the
forenoon Of said day. al the court room OF said
Court, at the Court House OF said County OF
storey. 10 chow canre why an order should not
be granted 20 the said Administrstor TO sell AL
thu real estate OF said deceased. or % much
thereof a. shall be Necessary, and that . copy
OF this order Be publishsd 81 least fur sue
oessive weeks In the Gold Hill DAILY NKws .
nesspsper printed and Published In said
Dated December is. ISIS.
kcHAAD RIsIN0,
dsi' In district Judss.
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NOTICE.
TO 0wners OF Lady Washington MIN
Ing TO. and Benton Mining TO.

OWNERS OF SHARES IN THE ABOVE
~ named Companies are notified thst they are
entitled To their pr0por,ionAte share ~ II ok In
the BENTON CONSOLIDATED COMPANY
upcn due payment q Assessment No. 1. % 20
cents pr share. levied nv said Company on the
ilth day Of December. ISIS. and nov delinquent.
aud The surrender Of their certificates.
wM. II. WATSON.
Secretary Benton Consolidated Company.
san Francisco, Jan Is, l-5g. jail
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

VIRGINIA SAVINGS hank FOR THE
half year ending December ~. ISIS. q
dividend has been declared al the rate az nine
W. psr cent. per anrum on term deposits and
s,y.a and onehalf I'M per cent pr Annum on
orslnary deposits. tree OF Federal ti. tAyabla
on and sfter FRIDAY. January Third. isI9
A. W. WHITE. secretary.
Virginia, January J. is'2. AIN
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sIElRWAY 4 SONS PIANOS.

E J. JEssUP HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
by me sols Agentior the sale Of the above
instrument at the City Of Virginia and vicinity.
be 10 the only peron authorized 70 sell the
same or empowered 10 give the required Piye
Year, warrantec. MATTHIAS GRAY,
Sole Agent fer the Paelnc Coast.
y. J. JEsSUp,
Agent. No. 1911 South o street.
oriers may be left with Z. Bsrliner. Main
IT, I rissos so,d on ins,slinsats uOsin
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
IuE IusrlCE nININa {

THE JUSTICE lining COZ:
PANY.-Locstion Of principal plsos Of
business. San Francisco. caliofnis.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, storey county.
Notice is hereby nvsn that ct . meeting Of
the Hoard Of Directors. held on the 10Th day
OF January. 1879. an assessment tNo. ~ Of One
Dollar ltn per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation payaos
Sccretary. a the ofics Of tho COMPANY. Room
Hayvard's Building. No. tis California street,
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF February,
loTy, will lie delinquent. and advertised Tor SAFE
a. gssiie si sp1 - Ma 400 on WE'D wEDNsspnY. The siS
day OF March. 1879. TO pay the delinquent
Assossment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
by order Of the board Of Directors.
Il. X. KELLY, Secretary.
oryrcs-Room . Hsyward's Building. Eo.<S
California street. sm Francisco. California.
uOrE cOXaOLIDATED HILL AND
u MIMIC COMPANY .-Location " prinei'
pal place Of bushes. San Francisco California.
Location Of works. Virginia. storey county.
Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, that st Q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the l1th day
OF December. ISIS. an assessment mo. u Of
vne Hall Cent per share Was ieyied upon INC
capital stock u the corporation. payable inrpe
distely. IN United stater gold com. to the secre-
tsry. st the ofics u the Company, s35 Bush
street. San franelseo, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the 10th day Of January, 1917,
will be delinquent and advertised Tor sale q
public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before, will DO rold GU WEDNESDAY. the 9Th
day Of February. 1873. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with coats VI Advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOHN sPRCHT. secretary.
onice--S3s bush street. ban Francisco, Call.
fornia. deIptd
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sTocKHoIDERs' MEETING.

a SPECIAL NETTING or sr0CKHoLD-
~ er- OF the VI CONSOLIDATED GOLD
AND SILVER MINING COMPANY will he
held at Room ~. No. So ksaruey street. San
Francisco. % SATURDAY. the l-t day 81 Feb
ruAy. isTp. ct the hour of Il NJ. for the election
OF Trustees 10 serve tor the ensuing year. and
the Transaction OF such other business a. may
come before the mcstirg.
l.Isul NJ a. nIfTuAnn s.rr.f.Tv
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And In seeorisnce With law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the Sd day Of
December. 1878. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock ~ may be necessary will Be sold
at public auc tion. At the once Of the Company,
No. els California street, ran Francisco, Calf.
fornia. on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of jan
uary. isIy. Al the hour Of I o'cloek p. n. Of
-ad day.. TO yay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with coats OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
JOSEPH aRUss. Secretary,
Ofnce-<ls California street. Union lprur.
snee Building. san flnciseo. California.
iaiOtd
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the tenth day Of
December. 1870. 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock a. may he necessary will be sold
al pablo auction. at the ONCE Of the Company,
SOl Montgomery street. Rooms 5 aud O. san
Francisco, on FRIDAY. the thirty.lrst day 70
January. 1879, at the hour Of Q O'Clock =. n.
OF said day. to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costr OF nd T~ertising and
EXPENSE Of the sale.
wM. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Once Rooms 8 and O. No. 30l Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. jsibtd
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DDS For BUILDING WATER TANK.
ID Water CLOSETS, Laying Pipes, etc., At the
Cold hill Central school. viii be received BY
the school Trustees OF Gold HiIl until MuN.
DAY. January ~. ISIS, AtaP.n. For .p-circs.
tons apply 10 John %. bennett-. CLERK ~ the
Hoard. at the hardware store Ol oAllstin &
Folsom, Go Il Hill.
by order of the Board.
iaittd JOHN ~. BESNErTs, Clerk.
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uNissuED STOCK.

AMI In scc lrisnce with law. AMI An order OF
IN. Board of Directors, male on the nth day 81
December. ISIS. 50 many shares Of each parcel
u such stock % may 10 Necessary will b.
sold At public auction. al the once OF the Con
pany. No. J2 Montgomery street. Rooms 5
aud q. san Francisco. California. on MON
DAY, the I'd dsy Of February, ls1s, al the
hour % two o'elOck y. N. Of said day. to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
WA. N. WATSON, Secretary.
Ofice-No. NJ Montgomery Strct, kooms .
and 6, san Francisco. California. lal1ti
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SUCCOR MILL AND INNING


- COMPANY Location Of principal plsos
Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. 8old Hil Mining Dis
trict. Storey county. state Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that ut . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the 10Th day
u December. ISIS, an assessment tho. 2ll Of
Hfty Gents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. TO
the Secretary. 81 the once Of the Company,
Rooms 8 and Q. No pa Montgomery street. San
Francisco. California.
Any stock uu,n which this assessment shall
rrnsin unpaid ON the 2ist day Of JAluary,
1873, will be delinquent. and advertised
for saie at public auction. and unless pay.
ment 10 made before will be sold on MONDAY.
the 10th day OF February. 1879, 70 pay the delin-
quent Asses smcnt, together with costs VI aiyer.
Using and expenses " sale.
by order OF the BoArl OF Directors.
wh. II. WATSON, secretary.
Onice-Rooms Q aud 6. No. 500 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California. de20td
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NOTICE.

BEST s:;i pss ~ lSs . ca i 5, &, ns.t :: :: e
other sex right IN thsif M bcsiities. Par.
ticuIsr and samples worth % ffse. Improve
yosr spsrs tine Il this businses. Addrsss
nhl n aTfSDou 3 On. Portland, ~
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Gee week In your own town. - outnt
pOO free. No risk. Reader. n you want .
business At which persons OF either ser can
male grez, pay all the time they WORK. writs
for particulars 10
Aaisn. ". uALLErr . co. Portland. No.
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FULTON FOUNDRY.
Sole Manufacturers Of the
McALLIsTKR PATENT CAR WHEELS.

Drawings. Estimates and Specifications pre-
parsd In al branches OF Mechanical Engineer.
Ing. and especially In the construction Of steam
In the arts; Steam Boilers VI all varieties /;
application OF compressed air the disposition
and strength Of material In structures Of iron
and wood. Wire Rope transmission. Pumping
Machinery. etc.
Our works have lately been ENLARGED and
vmodeled. which, With the addition OF NEW
AND IMPROVED MACHINERY, enables us 20
execute oil binds Of work In our line promptly
and In the best manner. ct the very lowert rates.
". X. kCKARr, Superintendent.
A. J. RALsroH. Trustee. apii m
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DELINQUENT SALES.
DENTON coNsoLIDArED CON.

IL FNNHs- IUTlTTuu OF TTIHCITdI TIsVV VI
business. san FraneiscO. California
Location Of works, Uold hiit Mining District.
Storey county. rta;e % Noyada-
Notioe.-rherc are delinquent upon the fol-
owing de-crlbcd stock. ON account OF asses--
ment mo. ~ levied ON the iith day Of Desem-
ber, ISIS, the several amounts set opposite
the nance VI the respective shareholders. ~
follows;
Names. No. Ccrtif. shs. Amt.
Barrett a walker. Trustees. 1871. ...1i.. $40 =.
plock A Bernhard. Trustees. g6g. ltD....0 =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-20

Notice - hereby given that the shares next
hereinafter described - uni--ned arr the nun
ber- Of the un-urrsnderrd C-rtincaies of the
FORMER BENTON MislsG cOMfANNs
STACK
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uSIssuxD srOck.

Notice .. hsrcby given that the shares next
hsryinAiter described A. uni--ued are the num-
FORMER LADY WARRINGTON MINING
COMPANY's STOCK.