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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-14

SILvER HILL MINING COAPA.
y NY.-Loeatioo Of principal pisos Of bust.
nsss. San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county.
STATE Of Nevada.
ne si Ssssd e 3, h 6isss.6 s's'1 ii. sis % 4 8. R 1Sss asy 81
July, 1879, an assessment (No. y Of
Fity Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable I'm.
mediateiy. In United States gold coin, 70 The
Secretary, a the once Of the Company, Room
Q. No. 2o Bush street, Ban Francisco. Gall
fornia.
any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the lAth day Of August.
1879, win b delinquent. and sdvsrt1ssd for
sale q public auction, and unless payment 10
made before will be sold on THURSDAY. the
9TH day Of September. 1873. 70 pay the delin-
qusnt sseesament. together With costa OF sdvef.
tlsinQ and expenses OF sale.
b. order OF the Board Of Director.
". =. DEAn, Secretary.
omeeeRoon .. No. 3os Bush street, oos-
mopottan Hotel, San Francisco, Califoria.
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Town ORDINANCES.
ORDNANCE NO 100,

An ORDINANCE - Fix asd Collect
. Licenss Tax Upes Certain
Trades ana Busisees Wishin the
Corporsts Limits or she Town Of
Gold Hill. {.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

VIRGINIA sAvINos BANK FOR THE
half year ending June 30. ISIS. . dividend
Ass ben declared 81 the rate Of tevsn and one
haf (fh) pr can't. per snnum On tsfm depoeits
- utx 10 pr cent. PER annum on ordinssy e.
fruSsDsS Z. JULY JULY Taia8. lsSs.
Nsx..a., yslz |. isn. sia
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
CEQ1E0ATED EU1oPA MTNIN

GE0BE0ATED EUB0PA MINING
- Conpsny.-Location OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, storey county, State OF
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that At . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the fth day OF
April, 1879, an assessment mo. ~ OF Twenty.
I've Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin. to the Secretary, ct
the ONCE Of the Company. Room Is, No: 10
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of Nay.
l6yp. will b delinquent, and advertised Tor
sale ct public auction. and unless PAY meut 10
made before will be cold on TUESDAY. the
nth day Of Nay, 1879. 70 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cosu Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
RICHARD B. MOVES, Secretary.
Ohce-Room Is, No $40 Montgomery street,
Ban trEnctsco, California. cd
-ao..y. POsTPONRMENT.
A. . meeting Of tbs Drsctors Of the above
COMPANY, held On tbs ysh day OF Nay. ISIS. the
cate Of deeming stuck dsIinquent for asssss.
nsnt No. Nss postponed 10 SATURDAY,
NAY TwRNTY-fUUkTH, ISIS, and tbs day OF
sale 70 Monday. Juns o. 1879.
Dy order Of the Board Of Directors.
9d RICHARD b. h0YEs. SECRETARY.
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cAUTloH NOTICE.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER NINING
Il Co-mpany.-sas No sa.-Ths public 10
hereby oauticoad against purchasing the follow.
Ing Described stock Of ne Yellow Jacket siiver
Mining Company, - the sam was old for
Asssssmsst 10. b, this i7th day Of June.
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D~ELISQURNf SALES.
sOLlD SILVER GOLD AND sIL.

GOLD SILVER GOLD AND sIL.
- vER MINING C0NPANY.-Location Of
principal place OF business. Ban Francisco.
California.
Location Of work.. Virginia Mining District.
Storey county, Nevada.
Notee.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
iowinsdeseribed stock. on account Of assess
ment No. y levied IN the itth day Of NAY,
1879, The several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective Shareholder, -
follows:
Names. No. Ceftif. 6hs. Amt.
Applseats J J. Trustee ........es -. ..te -
Atkinson. Doud 4 90, Trus-
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POSTPONHMRNT.

a Al . Meeting Of The directors Of the above
company. held on tbs tveaty.iourth day Of
NAY, 1879, tbs date u dseming stock dslin.
quent for Assessmsnt No. l. WA further post
twsnty.eiyhth, 1879.
BY ordsr Of the Board OF Dirvctou.
~ RICHARD d. MOVES, SECRETARY.
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District Attorney. Storey Co, New.
Virginia, New, July u. 1878. tyl2 I

GOULD Il CURRY Silver MIN.
" ING COMPANY Location OF principal
placs OF business. San Francisco. California.
Locstion Of works. Virginia, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st & meeting
Of the Board Of Directors. held on the 10th day
Of July, 1873. IN assesement mo. Se) OF
Ons Dollar ISL per share was levisd
upon the capital stock Of the oorpo.
ration, payable Immediately. In United States
gold com, TO the Secretary, ct the once OF the
Company. Room %. Neysds Block. No. sOo
Montgomery stIeet, San Francisoo. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho ltih day Of August,
1878. will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
bsiors viii be sold on WEDNESDAY,, the Sd
day Of septsmbsr. 1873, 70 pay the delinquent
ssssssmsnJ together with costs Of advertsing
and sxpens1s OF sale. =
n order Of The Board Of Directors.
{ ALFRID Z. DURBRoW, Secretary.
O6hoe-Roon No. 90. Nevada Block. No. 90
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco. California.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE UNION CONSOLIDATED SILVER
ntnlns Company. San Francisco. Cal.
June II. tsD.-rhe snnua. meeting Of the
stochholdsrs OF the Union Coasolidated Silver
OF Trustees for the ensuing year. and for the
sRsmnneaou Of such other business a. may
nrouerly come before 10. will be held e. their
o0lce. Rooms 3 and Z. No. Sc California street.
san rnncisoo, California. on MONDAY. July
~. fransfsf Books Will b closed July II.
1SfS, q 3 o'clock ,.
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And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
toe Board Of Directors. made on the lith day q
Nay, 1873. % many shsres Of each parcel
q such stock - may b necessary will b
sold o. public auction. u the once Of Parker
ohttsndsn. Room Is Msrchants' Exchange
Building. Ban Francisco. Gal. or THURsDAY.
the 10Th day Of July. 1879, st the hour Of 1
O'Clock r. \. Of said day. to pay said dslinqusns
ssssssmsnt thereon. together with costa Of "a.
vsrtisins and sxpsnses Of the sale.
III APPLRGATE, Secretary. .
onaos - Room 9, Stevenson Building. s1
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California.
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NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

ITO TIE FoLLowIN0.NAMED DEFEND.
i ants, and 70 al owners OF or claimants 10
the real % . and improvements thereon. or
i%provs@s MIA Th s $1,000 ssnss ,sp n y tns
hereinafter described, known and unknown.
You are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced In the Justices Court Of Township
No. 3, Storey county. Nevada. BY the State OF
Nevada, plaintiff. against. each OF the defendants
hereinafter named, and each Of the fellow.
ing-dsscribsd tracts or parcels Of land. with
the improvements thereon. and improvement
when separately assessed, and all owners OF or
claimants TO the anne known or unkuoG w, TO
recover the tar and delinquency sseessed 70
said d~efendants sgsin.t said property; for the
nscai year commeneipg the lst day Of January,
A. D. 1878, and ending December 81, A.. d. 1873.
and that 9 summons has been duly issued In
each case. And you arc further notified that
unless you appear and answer the complaint
nled in said court on or before the 18th day Of
A. \. Of said day. Judgment will 30 taken
against you and the real estate and improve
ments therein described, for the amount Of tax
snd delinquency specified and costs Of suit 1;
NaHk. 7dz and Delinquency.
d. Heagsrty-JTax and delinquency on
part Of lot No. Il. block no. !. range
q, and improvements ..............Sl BIO %
Gee Les--Tax and delinquency on ~ feet
Of lot No. 8. block No.a. range O. and
Burke 5 Hamilton Mining Co.. . oorpori-
tion--Tax and delinquency on lot Nc.
81, block No. !, range II. and improve
J. P. Idsms-TsI and delinquency on
part OF lot ~. block /. range Z, and
R. J. a~sniisos@r.i and: dsiinau:ncy on
lots IN and la, block Q. range O..
and improvements .............. I'll 90
Dennis cahli-Tax aud delinquency on
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POsrPONEnENT.

Solid Silver @. / q. n. oo.-Ths day Of do.
iinqusnt sale Of the Solid Silver Gold and Sil.
yer Mining Company 10 hereby postponed until
MONDAY. the 2ist day Of July, 1873.
By order OF the Board Of Dirsctors.
III APPLEGATR. Secretary.
Room Q, ssl Montgomery street. jyli.td
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DesIllM!;!llI!;ss'i;i 4: :::: IS ST.
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A MERIDA MIAla0 COAPAHY.-
"A Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill District, Storey
county, State Of Nevsda.
Noues.-There are delinquent upon the fol
lowing dsscribed stock. OF account OF assess.
ment CNo. ~ levied on the 9th DAY Of Nay.
1879, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective Shareholder. %
follows:
Names. No. Certif. 5hs. Amt
6ymons H......................t....b0 60. .Sl2 90
Weller Q l., President Of the
3 Europa Mining Company,
Trustee. 1000 1850 =.
Moore .l0.....2. %.
bright frederick. 10. .l0O. 10 q.
Noyes II u, Trustee. ..........i6 X. 2lo30. .6lS0 =.
And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the ninth
day Of Nay. 1879. % many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock - may be necessary. will
Do SOLD q public auction. st the ofios Of John
Middleton ; Bon. auctoneers, No. tls Pine
street. San Francisco, California. On MONDAY.
the fourteenth oath, day or July. 1879. .. the
hour oil O'Clock ?. 4. Of aid day, 70 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
RICHARD B. N0Yts. Secretary.
Omos-Room No. Is. No. $40 Montgomery
Street, Ban Trsnciice, California. l0td
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t.e::.::..yy;..,:......aas.. .iOo....io..
va ii v:aBcii:i ;iii Tra;. :
poo. ..........s....s o..
John Hutchinson. Trustee 10. 2eo.. lo.....t..
uso p Thunton. Trustee. . /. 2os. 100. ...l0 -.
BIeckinridge, Yost 4 Co.
Trusteoa.. ................27o.... @.....6 =.
Breckinrtdge, Yost 4 %,
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SIC. II. Every person or 'hrm engaged In
the business Of keeping Q daguerrean or photo
graphic gallsry. or In painting porusiis or
miniatures. shall pay. quarterly, for Q license
10 carry on the rame. according to his, her. or
Their average monthiy sales OF receipts, - In
the following schedule:
hundred dofiars Of. over, quarterly license, ten
dollar.
eecond Clsss-Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars, quarterly license.
I'VE dollsrS.
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On motion Ordnance 100 vAs passed By the
following vote: Ayes-Tustees Fox, .Wollsy,
Copslsrd and President Stevenson. Abesnt-
Dated Gold I'm. March II. Is7p. -
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sro. u. Every psrton, nrm. association. or
corporation engaged In carrying on the busi.
pay. quarterly, for Q license to carry on the
same, according 10 his or their average monthly
business or receipts, - In the following
scheduls:
kirrt Clsss-Monthly business or receipts
ave hundred dollars or over. quarterly license.
thirty dollar.
Second Clsss--Monthly business or receipts
two hupded and nlty dollars or over and
under iye hundred dollars, quArtsrly license,
twenty dollarp.
Third Uisss-Monthiy business or receipts
under two hundred and my dolian. quarterly
license, ten dollan.
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Ii 8IN a<8-A~atai seAOs w EvoSnPts FLNsa
hundred and nfty dollars or over, quarterly
Second Ciass-Mopthiy sales or receipts ave
hundred dollars or over and under psvsu hun.
Ord and any dollars, quartsiiy hcsnss, fifteen
Third Cisss-Monthiy sales or receipts under
Ave hundred dollars. quarterly license, ten dol
lars.
SEQ. Is. Every person, nym, sseocistiou or
corporation having . place Of business In the
Town Of Gold HUI. and thefsin engaged In the
business Of banning. losning mOnsy, buying and
selling sxchanse. OF rseeiyins on dsposit bal.
lion or coin. OF any or I'll such transactions,
shall pay, qusrtsriy. for Q license 70 earn on
sAid business. According 70 bis, their or its svsr.
age monthly purchases and sales Of exchange,
amount OF loans. Or deposit Of bullion OF coin.
or any or al Of such tfsnsactions, - the case
First oisss.-SoutSiy tssnssssaons one hun.
dred md any thousand dollars or over. quar-
tsrly liosnse. one hundred dollars.
Second Claas-Nonthly transactions under
one hundred and my thousand dollars, hfty
dollars.
$40. 10. EVEN psrson or Arm engaged In the
business OF Carrying on . barber chop ehall
pay. quarterly. for . icenre to carTy on The
ssne, according TO his orthsir average monthly
busiee:s or rsosipts. a. In the following
1int Ciss-Nonthiy business or receipts Eve
hundred dollars or over. quarterly hsenss, ten
second Clsss-Mnnthiy business or receipts
under ave hundred dolIsrs. quarterly license.
Third Ciass-Nopshly business or receipts
one hundred and any dollars or over and under
three hundred and nftS dollars. quarterly
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-12
Decorating Their Dead Foes.

The respect paid to courage by the
warlike tribes of the Anglo-I Indian border
is strikingly illustrated by an episode
Of Napiers famous campaign in Scinde
A detachment he d been sent against one
OF the bravest of the native tribes. almost
every warrior of which bore the proof of
his valor in the green thread tied around
his wrist, a badge more priced by the
chill men, than the Cross of the Legion
OF Honor by French soldier. In the
course OF the sskirmishing that ensued.
an English sergeant and eleven of his
men, mlstaking the orders given them.
advanced up a narrow gully, where thew
suddenly found themselves confronted
by more than 100 of the enemy. The
gallant handful charged without mo-
ment's hesitation, and were slain to man.
after killing nearly thirty of their on,
ponents. When the last Englishman had
fallen, the old chief of the tribe, one
OF the most renowned warriors of North
ern India, turned to his men. and said
How say ye. my sons? were these Fer
1ngnees (Europeans) brave men, "The
Dravest we have ever met answered the
mountalneers with one voice. "Then."
cried the old man, taking the precious
thread from his own wrist and fastening
1t to that of the dead sergeant, sbind the
green thread upon them all, and not
around one wrist only, but around both.
onoelleyers though they may be, there
are no Drawer souls in heaven; and it
may be that when God sees how we have
decorated them He will grudge such
heroes to Shaitaum (sataD and give them
place beside His throne"
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Causing His Brides Arrest.

A Belgian bridegroom being about to
start for Paris on his honeymoon tour,
was informed by his bride that she
thought of concealing several thousand
francs worth Of lace about her, hoping
by its sale to pay the cost Of their jour
ney. The bridegroom was not smitten
with this frugal project, and pointed out
that there were custom house officers
and female searcher at Erequeiines who
were sometimes struck with an unac-
countable fancy for examining passen-
gers pockets. This is said to be timid
man, and his bride, to humor him, prom
1sed to give up her plan; but of course,
she secreted the lace all the same with
out telling him about it. AS the train
approached the French frontier, the hus-
band reflected that, if his wife were not
searched, his fears would be Knocked at
as having been groundless, and now held
start on his married career with prestige
impaired. This was not desirable--not
rather was it essential that he should
from the very outset assert his infallibil-
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Indignant Tailors.

The drollest disturbance that ever
took place within the, walls Of 2 theater
happened at the Haymarket in 1905,
Years previous, Foote had produced at
that house burlesque piece, the author
of which was never known, entitled s'The
Tailors; Or, a Tragedy for Warm Wealth.
err" The satire OF the piece gave UNI
bragg to the craft after which 1t was
called. In the year above named Dow
ton announced its revival for his benefit.
The bills were scarcely issued when be
received letter requesting him to change
the play. as it was highly offensive to the
trade, and promising if he would do so
be should be assured full house. Dow
ton took nonotice of this communication
upon which the knights of the needle
waxed wroth, called O. meeting, and
swore they would oppose him with might
and main. Menacing epistles now pour
ed in upon him, in which he was inform
ed that 1900 tailors would attend the
theater to boot down the play. One who
signed himself DEATH wrote to the
proprietors to say that 10000 more could
be mustered if necessary. Dowton laugh
ed at these threats, and persisted in his
programme. But when the night came
he soon discovered they were not idle
ones. The brotherhood had contrived to
monopolize not only every seat in the
gallery save two, but to fill every other
part of the house. Dowton's appearance
was the signal for the uproar to begin; a
pair Of shears was thrown at him; ne
offered 500 to any person who would
point but the man who threw them. His
offer was received with yell and show
er of other missiles. Not word would
the audience listen to. In vain did he
now offer to change the piece to 'sThe
Village lawyer" they would accept no
compromise, and the uproar within was
echoed by crowd without who could not
gain admittance. The riot now became
so violent that it was necessary to send
for magistrate and a force of constables.
These were powerless against the i'm
mense number of the rioters. This vic
tory over the law rendered them more
daring and furious than ever; fears be-
gan to be entertained fer the safety Of
the building and the lives Of the actors.
A troop of Life Guards was sent for; this
quickly settled the matter; there was a
general stampede, but not before sixteen
had been captured in their hight.-Bez-
ro,uD5n
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ity So, when the train stopped at
Erequelines, and the passengers ali ehted,
the Belgian bridegroom left his BRIDES
arm for moment, and, siding up to a
customs officer whispered:
II think if you search that lady yon-
der you may find some lace"
The officer winked, and the happy
bride was accosted with an invitation to
walk into the female searcher's room.
She turned pale and tottered, but was
led away, and five minutes later dismal
sounds of mysteries was heard. Then the
officer reappeared and said to the hor-
rifed husbands
"Thank you, sir; it's a good capture.
The lady will be taken to prison, and
half the fine will go TO you.''
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Have Women a Monopoly of Weak
Nerves?
JICKS.


One would suppose so, to read all that
male authors have to say Of the prone
ness on the part Of women to indulge in
mysteries and other iuopportune demon
STATIONS when threatened with sudden
death, and Of the strength and calmness
which men display in the face of danger;
YET, judging from three occurrences
which took place during Thanksgiving
week, men with unreliable nerves are by
no means scarce, and it is possible for a
woman to exercise GOODNESS and courage
in soul-trying times.
First, there was the case of the Pom
merania. It is claimed by the survivors
that the officers Except the captain) and
crew of the steamship became utterly de-
moralized, and, owing to lack Of disci-
pline, and absolute brutality on the part
Of those in charge Of the vessel, many
passengers were lost who could have been
saved. had anything like order been pre-
served. Again, the store of Rogers &
Orr, dry goods merchants in New York,
was burned on the eve of Nov. a. One
Of the firm, while the fire was in progress,
was so overcome that friends were coma
PEELED to send him home in carriage,
and within an hour another one of the
firm succumbed to fright and anxiety,
and he also was taken to his home. Al
no time was there the least danger of any
lives being sacrificed, and the only horror
which confronted these gentlemen was
seeing their property (Which was nearly
covered by insurance) destroyed. So
much for the sel1-possesslon Of man!
Now for an exhibition Of the timidity
and nervousness Of woman.
Hardly were the opening exercises at
Public School No. 80 New York; con-
Guided, on the morning Of the 9th ulu.,
, when the janitor discovered the telling
around the steam boiler was on fire. He
notified the principal, Miss Falvey, who
Immediately gave the signal for dismis-
sal, and the children joyfully prepared to
leave the building, thinking that their
earlv release was due TO the following
day being Thanksgiving. The principal
staid calmly al her post and watched the
happy children troop by. When about
two-thirds had passed out, the alarm Of
fire was given and the little ones who
were still in the building became panic
stricken, Miss Falvy closed the doors,
Gained the children as best she could,
and by her admirable management sue
ceeded Ill getting all of the children out
CT the school house unhurt. Here was a
woman threatened with fearful death,
who neither deserted her charge, as did
the sailors of the Pommerania, nor al
lowed fright to deprive her of her senses,
as was the case with the dry goods mer-
chants.