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HAWAII.
Effect Of the Reciprocity Treaty
with the Islands.
Judge Cation Does Not Agree With
Secretary Shernlnn,
And Points Out Wherein the Treaty
Il an Excellent Thing for
This Country.

Areportrs OF THx TRIBUNE yesterday called
upop Jutae Cation NJ h[s house, No. Calumet
avenue, for ths purpose Of learning htk views
regarding the effect Of the reciprocity treaty
between the United 8tatcs and tho Sandwich
Islands. The Secretary OF tho Treasury, 10 h"
recent report, called the attention Of Conefesf
10 tts operations, and Eaye tome figures Whlcn
showed differences OF at6,a6l between duties
rtmftted 1851, ,208, Of which sfle 'S3 wa IN
suRara) by tho United States In 1877, and enc
saiue Of excess OF imports In 1877 oFer lo'o ltoe
year betose the srcsty went into opcratton) recon-
tneudtnR that the I'd vstorem duties asscssetl on
aome articles bc converted into specific duties,
The reporters desire WAS to Sec how far tho
OPINIONS Of Judge Cation, who had Visited The
islands, aud who 10 4 keen, trained observer,
and who Is usdarstood 70 have studied the sub
tcct. cotnctdcd with those Of tho Secretary of
the Treasury. .... .,
Bald the reporter, ~ belicvc, Judge, that you
spont eome time last yesF In tho Sandwich
1slaudsti -..-
"Yes, spent the last winter there. My visit
was not OF business character, but one OF
pleasure and fecrcatton,-to observe the con-
dt!on, habits, aud industries Of the people,
their political status and advancement In civil
fzation."
"Dld yon make any observations upon the
ehect Of our teeip.oc'tS ttea'y ",sn tno
Government Allow me 10 call your attent'on
| to paragraph In tho last report Of tho secre-
| tary of tho Treasury relating TO the workings
Of that treaty, n follows:
d., ,id ~ tt nsrstfnas - a. .scim,octr ,scSfv
| hsfvnsr iJnWs,I sni ths t;ntsj atatrt cnucjuned
ian. 40. 1s75. Tbs yaiuo Of goods shipped from
| the United States to Hawaii:
For tho year anded Doc. 81. 1876 tt1s
year before the treaty went into opef'
attoo). Mas... :.;..,"-.. ..::::..s pas. !n ano
And Tor tue year enaea Lee "l' loT'' 1tto.t no'
v~.... In ,s77 ov., ,s15 4 s15- b4a
m ,ss nr..ndo,s1 hr "; ;.,c =; Il.
tsentv on rood1 imported into tho
United btates TOT the year ended Dec.
3l, 1B77, werc.... -. ...............s B3l, zoo
Didarenes between dulles remtied
b.. ths United states 10 1h77 md
Ealne q cxcesa Of imports IN 1877 ar M,
otef 1s1n..:. :.:,: jn.,. W.
~. ,t,n fhs sn.i,a ertrss ~ .11,s. ~ M
an9ars ~ wv n,s".Th Srnr ihc." ~ Ia7S - |AP~s
:Srf the duties thas ruttende1 In 1877. sic.
732 vae On sugars alone. The advantages have
| thus far not been reciprocal. but has bpc
ebown, have been tarHel. IN favor OF Hawaii. anti
~. psobab'e that tho benefits In favor OF Hawaii
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UNITED STATES COURTS,
J. II. Wade began q suit yesterday against the
Town OF HAhnunann to recover 1850.
The United gtates commenced 4 suit against
tho Pcoria, Pcktn & jacksonville Railroad,
claiming $4,000.
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THE AIKEN CASE
The cnso Of Dr.. Aiken vs.. The State Bonrd Of
Health aas affirmed yesterday by The Appellate
Court. this was case brought by Aiken
10 prevent tho Board Of Health from
rovoking Ills license to practice medt-
clno in their State, the Board claiming
be had been guilty Of unprofcssional
conduct IN odyerthlnR his skin aud success Ia
Ito treatment Of chronic diseases. Judge
Williams, however, dismissed tho bill, and
Aiken appealed. Judge Feasanta held that thu
case presented no instance Of property right
threatened by tbs proposed action OF tho STATE
board. The only right Involved was tho right
to practice tho profession OF medicine, but that
was purely pcrsona1 right, Of tho sauao char
actar as tho right Of liberty OF reputation, and
an injunction would not lc to project against IT.
infringement, there being adequate legal rene-
dies for tho invasion Of such rights. An ID
Junction only lay In case whore Tho Threatened
conduct directly affected soma Drnparty or cho%o
ii action, real OF personal, In possession or cx-
pectancy, and wlici, could bs specifically de-
scrlbed. Tbs colnplatnant's profession was
mcans Of ncQulrine property, but 1t would mt
affect any property which could 6o described
as Ills In possession OF In action, vested or con.
tiaRent. Tho Court could not know that ho
would ever hare patient. Furthermore, as
pcrsonal right 1t was not absolute, hut stood 80
related to tho health and lives Of tho citizen n
TO be c!early within the police power Of tho
State, and tho Legislative department might
ererrtts TINT power u Is aAw lt, aud impose
suci, terms a. It deemed most likely to subscryc
tho public waafaro.
TI,oro WAS no need 10 discuss tho questions ~
to tho constLtutso1lal'ty Of tho Htotn board. 1t
| was not clalnied to be unconstituttoual because
tho Legislature did not have power to paAs soma
e,aok1 mi t1JJf IN
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exception, however was strictly In favor OF char
tties, md tho langun9o employed must require
that tho fund bc expended for snme charity IT.
corltng 10 the lcasi sgaIfcatton OF tho word.
and for nothlng else, II the languaRn Of thc
etft left to the trustee discretion to expcnd
tho funu for non-chnritable PURPOSE or 1,ie
partly charitable, 1t would not bs upheld.
The Language employed by tho dnvisor
must devote tho funu 1ciinitolY and entirely t9
charity, mil II 1t failed to tlo tho COnIt could
not esiab1iai, Or ndminister thc fund as chaEta,
hle. The Interpretation OF this word "ellnrtty"
was to 10 governed by tho Gtatute Ut " Eliza
beth. and since tho statute no bettuests were
and capable of being estal,llshcI aud regulated
thereby, exrcpt bequcsts l"r those purposes
which the statute enumerated a. charitable or
which by analogy wsro duenied to be within IT,
tho cs.ate to, charity and left no dis
eretion III the trustees. u would b+
upheld ~ . charity. notwithstanding the
uncertainty and lndcfinlteness Of the hcnoacta-
the other haad, It appeared to lavo been the
purpose and tntrntlon Of The testator to vest Id
iits trustees adIscretion to deYote the fund In
poso not included within the legal deAnIttoil Of
eharity, bis bcqurlt MAS too unccrtatn and in-
dclaife to he sustained and must hs held to Be
void Every word Ut thu viii must ho given III
proper dignitlcatton sbd the Nno!e intention OF
It would be di!Ilcult to invest the trustees
with broader discretion than the wilt
xaye t!,em III re1utfoa 10 the character
! of the Institution 10 oa founded
aud endowed. No discretion could be eoutided
to an ageut without tnyoisInK Al element Of un-
cBsta1uty ~ To how the discretion should ~ "
ereisesl. TAa win was wristru BY tue testatof
| himself, and 1t was qutte inarttfsta'!y drawn:
| hut As wished TO do the most good. anu ne lels
it would be butter to Espose tn thu discretion Of
| eight trustees - to hnw his eat4le slollu ~
expended. The worts or other " beiore "!o-
stttution " were therefore Of lhe very substance
| Of tho schema vblrh the testatof saw ht 70
adopt foz the purpoAs Of catrttHG out snd CIV
lux etiect 10 his phllauthropic dcsign- No geli-
eral expteaslons OF mere setcrt.ces. ttIteetole'
could coutraI The plnIn intent ot the tcstatof,
1 aud 2uihortxh tho Evjccliona of the W0T1s "of
| pthxE Institution " devoid uf meaning, ol
~ repuguaut " tho general SCOPE ot the tssta,
tps's Intention - 70 warrant their 1cinX throw !
out ~ susplusage. Tue Hume fur tho ffIshd
lcss, Wbtct. t4s FeeoEd clearly showed 10 no
charitable lntt1tutlot,, waa mentioned by nau.t
In the scctlaa Eslsttug to the charitable beauest
and khs lant,ua4e Ut tho sixth keettuat 2is1nK
tha NJ, ,Q04t tu, eRSe Of 1he. sons dsash Mitoe1
tA,ne, nlJht we'll ~ eotIstEuset 70 mean that, u
shs, .cups!nxaacy supposed, ths tupa r ther,
spukeu Of should go 10 tho &totne o! tAe tftenn
| less, or an5 uthsr charitable institution tue ex
eeutor might designate, which might Or Mlgh
nut te the inat,tuston ~ be founded BY th
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alone cua ls eat!fnAla ther trtlo value, ana tbns
alOMe Gun JIG 90 poyonu luz !iFu5es RAEh Hut'
pen to be laid oelore MN. lhus may nc crtt-
Inate tha promise VI Tue iut9fc. lhsEaA III sol-
atantly ponileF'nR over riosetY NJ thc past."
"TItEH you DO NOT AuRRe WITH THE tkcAH'
TAnf
when he says TINS Tie hehents ~ inc liea,y
tn favor u Hawaii, and that 1t Is psobah!c lint
thoy VIII largely increase Ill HIT 'a'ol u" '"'
futnre'' ,,..rcu.. .oo,, .,,s, ,,..
~, can4ot ~ ~ ~, ~ ,n n.ts tS1S ,.., Dars
OF h!s report CONFESS .aat M Ihs III u,"ostr{ s5
gcstton occurred 70 nc tnat .nss ~ .. -. ,,'M
Youso' a,99lnent SEat .t9 a't4sf ~ a., 1' H.,
cato the wisdo!n Ut hls ep1s'tloii 70 y ~ tne
ssnale, but tate thae ~ bask, a,ld assunG t n;
that hs o9esa e~ ,'.t, ~ 1 y, ~ W
motiVcti bnt eef1a s'n ~ ~ sts st.',,s w.
" tla future, NJ think haso te"stn'g s.uwn ha
that hs u mistaKeh - 20 s"e I'as1' ~ tne .oa'S
hts thus far !'atc mean less " " tnah W 'net,,
thay sttll nave hech see'itt1A'' los ps,tn
hare been benehteu, aM ~ tne!r
business Increases ~ VIII tae aehRnu Ioi pus
produrta and stipplnR increase Ar,he'nheF
that every board snd plank, strfy st1eN VI tilH-
bsr and fence post asa4 ~ tho .t ialantls !hutl
c0tue from sho OniteQ ntaUs. ahs sse1s SUI.
ploymcIAt to our tt!pFank - xs!l - tnaGes
stass hsss 81 'ca s.ttle Ge' ~ soul. a. 'ua1ssy
them run Wild III the tnouttalns-Hot llcsa
comes to Tue States " compete ~ttm ours: r ,9r
are they sdAptsd ior ti1e aalfY' ~ o. tnelf
chscee aud u,1st OF taeis butter tAss e. itotn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 3a3.
q. y. survey No. 81 and t28.

W y " s~s
TINTED STATES LAND oPpIcH, CARSON
u City, NsvsdA, December NJ. is7s.-Hot' q
IL hereby given that d W Leonard. whose post
OH Q address 10 San Francisco. California. Ia,
this day made application for United States
patent FOR thirteen hund.e ed u so. linear fccI
Of the Comstock Lode. bearing gold aud oliver,
with surface ground elk hundred (G0Ol ieet IN
width, being SO feet on each side OF The middle
OF said lode or vein, situate In Gold Hill Mining
and o~fiei,lly surveyed, plated and ds.eribed ~
U. \. surycJ or Lot No 81 and l2G. In Township
sixteen ll6I north, Ranges twenty col and
and t~cnty.one( 2i) ,ast. Mount Diablo Meridian,
aud commonly known ~ the FLORIDA SILVIA
MINING COMPANi's claim. and described by
plat and feld notes on die IN this orice, ~ fol.
lows. via:
Beginning at q post marked No. I. u. \. Sur
yty No. 81 aud i26. located On summit u ridge.
about 100 feet east Of American Flat toll road
aud about GO feet south Of the old toll gaze.
and wh,nce b~ars the northwest corner Of Bee.
ton eighteen lia. Township sixteen u6l north.
R,ngo twsnty-one tail east, II. ID. NJ. south five
and on.-half t5s degrees west. data I MY.
nine 500 feet, and the flagstaff ON Mount d.
vidson north eleven and Onehslf tllkI drgrtes
east thence RAINING from said Post No. ! firt
courre. south $50 feet TO Post No. 2; thence.
second c)ur.e. west COO feet 10 Poet No .:
thence, third course. north I 300 feet TO Post
No. q: thence. fourth course. east Con feet to
Post No. 4, the place OF beginning -containing
seventeen acres and si.lOO OF an A,re OF land.
including the top or aper OF said lode or vein
for said 800 feet on the course thereof.
BEARINGS expressed from true meridian. Mag
nctic variation, 10 dsgreer - minuter sast.
Said claim 10 Wounded on the south by the
POM Ksprtss Gold and Silver MiLing Coinpa.
ny claim. and constitutes the nofthefly i,3U
feet Of that certain mining location ORIGINALLY
- - "a 500 -
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
TO THE YANKEE MINE.
3Bi.

TT .. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
". Nevada, December 10, ISIS. Notice 10
hereby given that John Maxwell and J.. ID.
rrad~ell. by J. Y. Glgnoux. their Attorney iu
fact and 4 oo-owner, whose poslofhce addrvss 10
vlrginin Guy. Nevada, he. this day hlsd hi.
linear feet Of the YANKEE NINE. on the
TUCKER Lode or Vein, bearing gold and silver.
with surface ground six hundred feet In width.
situate, lying and being IN 0old Hill Mining
and known aud designated by the field noter
and Official plat ON die IN this ohice as Lot Mum.
her l33. In Township 10 north, Range n east Of
Mount Dilblo meridian the exterior bounds.
rirs 81 said Lot No. iS being - follows. 10
wit
mencing NJ q Post marked Yankee U. 8. \ No. :.
being Post No. I. from whence bcars the fag.stsf
on Mount Davidson north 35k degrees west. the
flagstaff Oh Overman holsting vsrks south 6Gh
deprees west. tho quarter section corner on the
north line Of section 0, township 10 north.
20 minutes west, 2.ssG feet distant. and running
thence from paid Post No. ! first course, south
2sdegrces wet 100 feet TO Post No. . ! thence.
second course, south Is degrees east COO feet 20
Poet No. . thence. third course. north Is de.
grees east ! 600 feet 10 port No. 4. from whence
3ik degrees west. distant % feet; thence frufn
Post No. 4. fourth course, north n degiees wet
600 feet TO Pos, No. l.. the place Of beginning,
containing % ! 100 acres. Bearings Expressed
from true meridian.
This claim 10 bounded on the novth by the
Tucker and South Consoliisted Virginia mines.
The location Of this mine IL duly rrcofded In
the Recorders cfics OF storey County. State VI
Nevada, IN hook b Of Mining Claims.
Any and all perrons claiming Adversely any
portion Of rald Yankee mine or said mining
eroubd o. hereinbeforo described. Are required
10 nla their sdvcrre claim with the Register OF
the United States Land once at Carron, In tbs
state OF Nevada, during the sixty days period
OF publication hereof. or they viii be barred By
virtue of the provisions Of the statute.
dei2 Ssd O. n. HARRIS. Register.
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE sun FOB 1879.

-rv any VIII. M PRINTED EVERY
A. H. lar 10 come, Its purpose
asy oa, III hs the anne A. IN the tsst:
1ha n ms.nya III ,be pew. IN q readable shape,
~ p.e,ens - s.,h ,hnush the hIay,ns fan.
ana lo ts,i w ,su y ma will CONTINUE 10 be
= nss 90, md svery,hins ave
!naepeneento y, c,s,y cory,siions Of duty Tbst
tn. ruin snu h,sh .n honsst nswsuape,
70 me only p9ae, wn' -. na,,cv wh,ch hss Won
nssa nsve. anas y nv m spvsssnee ana friend'
sa,p VI n,,s, A,a.,iesn ,ournaI.
ENJOYED " any o'nsa ~, ,ha n.op,.. n
n WI s,sinst The moor man.
NV Ut wy I'eh IVY ~. ,i.n man INIT N
% H.. y, .ae AZ p oon.I ,n.,lcs 10 M Interests IN the
seas.o 90 equs, y ~, ~. oss.n N snv psrxon.
eSm,nan..y 4, n W." ny rhers need be no mystery
about ". love. and nstes' ,ws I, n Tor
~, rhsnh opn., n.m 49, ~ sy.,nst ne dishopest
ts,nS,,e.n .n5 n, m. ho,esi Renubiicau a.
scsirst the disbonest Democrst. II does not
80 .uu,uSoi ss,t,n n g,vs: ~ sun.
n ,ns rpoa.ssai,o .nnn ms" n, mssmrrs sfe
n ss,aa,n.nt .i,h shs tnns,itution and Win
an. n,tnsinl.. ,,s,r ,Sh,rh tbis RepublIe was
fanndss M shs nsonia. WheneyeS he Copsu.
,n,tan 49, CO.. stitptin,sI r,incinIe. arv VIC.
,s,.S1a. IN ne on,rrson. r.n.nf,sey OF is1s.
h. uhish man M, sl,stea va. ulseed I'm Inc
pyr,d.a,.. c1t.s NE. - .tli rumsin.-Ii
,pesls out for the right Tn, Al is the sUs's idea
| OF ipdepepdepce. In this respect there will be
| no change In its programme ~ 1879.
The sus has fairly earned the hearty hatred
| of rarcals. frauds and humLugr OF ali sorts and
aires NJ hon q 10 deserve that hatred not less
In lbs year isTy Than In isTs. isTT. or any wear
| CONS by. The sus will continue 10 shine on
ssSa wist.5 With unm,ti,a,sd hriobtns.s
wh,Is ,he Irssons nj ihe n.st sSonid be con.
stantly krpt before The people. Tho sun does moi
nronnsa ~ m,ks its.lf In IL q a msr.zins Of
snetrni history. n ia printed for the men and
women OF Today, who's concern IL chiefly with
| the sffaiu Of to-day. Il hss both the dispose.
lion and the ability 10 afford It's readers the
| ptomptest, fullest and most ecunte intslli.
etnce OF whatever In the wide world IL worth
attention. To this end the re,Ources belonging
10 w.ll-estlblished prosperity will DO literally
| employed
1he present disjointed condition OF parties In
| thIs country. And The uncertainty OF The future.
lend an eItrsordinary rIsn,ncsnce 10 the syepis
| OF the coming wear. Ths discussions OF the
press. the debate and acts OF Congress, and the
| movement. OF The headers In every section Of
ths itrnnblir viii nave a dir,ei hearing ON The
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
ADMIMIsTRAroR's NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE PIRsT
i Judicial District Of the state Of Nevada. In
and for the County Of E%torcy.-In the mattsr Of
the Estate Of n. HRfFkkhAN. deceased.-lt
appearing to the said Court By the petition this
DAY presented and nled by II. n. symons, Ad.
minlvtrsior of the.estste Of N. Henerman, do
csased, praying for q order OF sale OF real
cstate, that u 10 neccssary TO sell the whole OF
the real estate 10 pay the debts. expenses and
charges Of administration; =.
IL II therefore ordered BY said Court that all
ptrsons Interested IN the estaie Of said deceased
sppesr before said Court on MONDAY, the 10Th
day Of Jsnusry. A, ID. 1872. ct II o'eloek In the
forepoon cf said day, at the couft room OF said
Oonrt, at the Court House Of said County OF
st1rey, 10 show cause why an order should not
he yrsnted 70 the said Administrator 70 sell all
The real estate Of said deceased. or % much
thereof % shall be necessary. and that . copy
of This order be publishtd Of least -four sue
csssive veeks In tho oold Hill Daily Nkvs.a
Newspaper printed and Published In rAid
county.
RICHARD RISING.
dsff I'm .ITr District Judge.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE OF SUITS o,mMnsoEr

NOTICE OF SUITS CJmMRNcED.
ITO TIE foLLOwINa.NAMED DEFEND.
i anita. and 70 all owners or claimants, known
or unknown, OF the real estate ana
the improvements thereon, hereinai!ef ae-
scrited. or impf' vements, when fepafn.ev ~
sessed: You are hereby notlned thai suit n.s
Township No. 8, Gold Hill, Storey county:
state Of Nevada, before x Q. Cook. !nsuee "
the Peace of said Township No. y. py me Lovn
Of Gold HiIl, as plaintiff. against eaeh ot VI
defendants hereinafter named, and sgsihst
each OF the acknowledgements parcels or
tracts Of land. with the improvements ,neieon'
and the improvements, when asersea sspar.
stely, situate wtihin the corporate Limit OF
the Town OF Gold Hill. and all ownen OF claim
ants to NE same, known or UNKNOWN 70 ~,
cover the corporation tar Of the Town OF Gold
Hill, afon said. and the delinquency aseessed to
aid defendants. I'm United States I'D coin.
against the said property. fof the nscal year
commencing ON the nrst Mondsy OIL NAY. a. y.
1878, and sniins the nrst Monday Of Msy, A ID:
in each suit. And you arc further notified that
n you fall TO appear and answer the complaint
nled in SAID action on or before the ID day Of
January, A. D.. 1879. OF the hour OF 10 o clock
A. y. Of said day. Judgment Will be taken
again: :s 4 ,ss y 'Sn; rSs ass so: :ssrsSS, S.s,% a s., as..
crib~d. In United btA.es kold coin, for the
amount OF said tar, with the ten per cent. dc.
lipqu,ncy, In like coin. and for all costs subte.
quent 10 the assessment OF said taxes and costs
u cult. In United States gold coin:
Name. Idr and DataQsSa<y'
1. Range (: v.iu.. scoo........... Isl, %
CScnis Mining Company and land and
improvements west Of Lot %. Block
4, Range ID; value. $50 ............. 80
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md In accordance with Law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 27d day
Of November. 1878. 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock - may BE- necessary. viii
Company, koom 6 No. 800 Bush street. San
Francisco, California. On TUESDAY. the
18th day OF January, 1879. q the hour OF
I O'Clock r. 4. Of said day, 20 pay aid detn-
qusnt assessment thereon. Together Vim coss
Of advertising and expcnses OF the sale.
". X. DEAN. Secretary.
osiee-Room 9, No. 90 Bush STREET. Ban
Fnaneiseo. California !l.Iae4 ja2td
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srocKRolDERs' MEETING.

T xvIATHAN MINING o0MPANY.-THE
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Lsvisthsn Mining compsny will be held on
MONDAY, January II. is7Y, ct I o'clo,k 2. ~,
81 the once OF the Company. No. SU1 Mont.
Transfer books viii close saturday. January 4.
isY.
de?itd y. Z. LUTY. Secretary.
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cUCCoR MILL AND MINING


- COMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of business, san Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill Mining Dis
trict. Storey county. state Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors, held 90 the lpth day
Of December, ISIS, an assessment tho. 81 Of
Pifty Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold cotn, 10
the Secretary. at the once Of tho Company,
Rooms 8 and 9. No ga Montgomery street. San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upUa which this assessment shall
remAln unpaid on the 2ist day OF January,
1879, will b delinquent. and advertised
for SAFE at public auction, aud unlers pay.
msnt IL made before will be cola on MONDAY.
the 10Th day Of February. 1873, 10 pay the delin-
quent ASSESSMENT. together with costs Of adver.
tising and expenses Of sale.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
WI. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Ofice-Rooms s and O. No. 500 Montgomery
street. San fIsncisco, California. dc2otd
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m Can make money faster q work for us than
Al anything elee. Capital no. required We
Vim starr you. ~. pcr day 81 home made b
the fpdustrious. Men. tomen boys and Riiis
tims. Costly outht and terms free. Addrsn
aha ens TRut = co.. AugastA, Name
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-03
NOTICE.

IL BILLS DUE JAMES ALEXANDER.
"A late proprietor Of the barber shop adJoluing
Rnos' saloon, 0old Hil. have bc<n placed In
the hands OF MATT. GILLESPIE, who will
Immediately snforce the collection OF the same.
Dslay GOT payment. or COSTS will be added.
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And In accofdanee with law and an ofuefo'
the Board Of Directors, made on the issh DAY OF
NOvsmbss. 1878. 90 many shares Of each parcel
of .uen stock a. may be necessary win be sold
Al pubie auetion. Al the once Of the Company.
No. Iit California street. san francisco, cAlifof.
mia ON FRIDAY. the l0th day OF January.
isTs. Al tho hour OF I o'clock r. n. OF said day. to
pay said delinquent assessments thereon. 10
reiher with costs OF advertising and Expenses
n. wR0RNRR. Secretary.
C.liforpis. asfs ID
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ecc weak In your own town, Is outns
pUO frss. Nc hak.a Rsader, n 700 want .
business 81 which persons Of eithsr sax eaa
male Ersa, pay " hs tns thsy WORK. vrtas
Hhisus q. HxLLErr 90. Portland. ~.
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nuALLEN0E COasoLiDArED
u MiNINa COMPANY. Location VI print.

pal place Of business. Ban rfAheI'.o'
MIA.
Location Of works. Gold Hill, STOREY Co
Nevada.
Notee.-There are delinquent upor
lowing dercribed stock. on account 80
ment tho. u levied On the s5d DAY, even.
Der, fsIs, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective Shareholders. o.
follows:
Names. No. Certif. She. Amt.
Atkinson. Lyon = Co rrus
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cAHvAssERs WANTED.

Two BsERGKTic AGENTS OR GAN
= vasssfs wanted to solicit orders Tor cnisra
ng and rstJuehing photographs. Apply a No.
81 South O street. Virginia. ociitf
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SIfINWEY Z soN's PIANOS.

r., = JRssup HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
H. h. me sols AFentior the sale OF tbs above
in.tsument Al the City Of virginia and vicinity.
hs n Ira ouly person authorized 70 sell the
ssms or empowered 10 give The requirsd Ptvs
Y~n 1srrsnfec. MATTHIAS GRAY.
Sole Agent for the Pacinc Coast.
v. J. JESSUP, ID
Agent. No. 1871 South O street.
Orders nay p isfs with I ssriinsr. Main
~ Pianos sod on installmsuis. noe In