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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31
NEW TODAY.

ne HARD AiNIa9 COMPANY.-
~ Location OF principal place Of business,
Ban Francisco. Oslifornls.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notce.-Ther ais delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF assess
ment tho. o levied on the 2tIh day Of Septsm.
Der. 1871, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders ~ fol.
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
The Board Of Directors, made on the twenty.
fourth day Of September. 1879. % many shares
Of each parcel OF such stock 20 may DO neces.
ssry. Will. be sold 1t public auction. q the
street, -sp Fra CLEO. California. on wEDNES.
DAY. the twelfth day OF November. 1873. 81
the hour Of O'Clock r. =. Of ssid day. 70 pay
said delinquent sssessmsnt thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale. W. ". BAUbMAN, tecretary.
6an francisco. oaliforpis.
PO8rPONEMENT.
By an order OF the Board Of Dirvetors OF the
above named Company. msde this d... the day
DAY, the NINEfERNTH tioth) DAY OF NO.
vENBkh, at The same honr and plsee.
" ". BAUSNAN. Secretary.
San franeisco. Cal. octob-r "a. 1915 o3o ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31

ISSUES Commercial and Tnvslsr' Ord
available In n part OF the world. Ma
transfers OF money BY telsgrxph and csbls.s
draws exchange q customary usAncss.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31
ExcMANoE

N the principal cities Throughout ne Gated
States, Europe. japan. China and lhs kes'
Indies, the Australian Colonies ard Esw xs<-
land, and on Honolulu (HsvaiD.
, 1879-07-26
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.

The United stntes sub.TrcasuEY dsburse-
msuts yesterday were $4,000.
Tic internAl-rovenuo receipts at Collector
Hasysy'a ntlice footed up s35, $50. OF this
amount S27, ,082 was for tax-paid spirtte, 80, 43
for tobacco and cigars. and s3,GA for beer.
Col. George G. Ticbeuor, Of Philadelphia,
Special Agent Of the Treasury Department. 10
expected here noxt wock. Ills present mission
Is understood to be looking after bonded routes.
The lion. c. II. Mccormick and Mrs. McCor-
mick called upon Collector Smith yesterday to
learn abous the necessary steps to bo takuu in
getting through the Custom House The various
articles, useful and ornamental, which they &C.
tccted a have had sent over from Europe to
20 toward furnishing their rceent1y.compctod
brown-atono mansion on the North Side.
sllas II. Patterson, son Of Senator Pattcr-
son, OF Suuth Carolina, armed with lettcts Of
introduction from Secretary Sherman, Assistant.
Secretary llawlcy, Attorney-Genera1 Deyeus,
ind posimaster-6eperal Key, called upon tlle
several hcads OF departments at the building
yostur1ay. lie has becn making nu extensive
tour around the world. and Is on Its way East.
Unttcl States Marshal Htttlrup has received
from u. l.. Ewing, detective at Muscattne,
H., printed description of William rickard,
whp murdered William Tcets ncar tifa1Hiyfew.
Louisa County, 1t. July 8, 1879. Il reward OF
500 is offered for Pickard's capture. and Mr..
Ewing Is the proper peFson to whom should eo
sent nnr Information concerning tue nlurdcrer's
whereabouts, etc.
, 1879-07-26


they must tnno again tomorrow. ia 1t any
wonder tllnt they feel annoyed and outraged by
euct, treatments Thor par tic wages Of these
clerks; even tho snlnsics OF Dir. McCeen md his
licnds uf departments como out Of thelr pocs-
cts. And they nsk. md ,hry hnva q right to
ask. Tint their servants shall doyuto sufficient
tine u their business 10 perform It properly.
tn PREVIOUS 1xAM
tot course mt this ycnr} there have been noticed
certain things which may tend to throw eofne
liQht ou the way thnGs hare been run In the
tounts Traasurer'4 nElirc. TOT COURSE not how
they nre rnn nuw.1 1t te stated Is d fact tint
In previous yenrs-whcrc person has como
round and cytnced dssposittnn to paY his
taxes, but has bcan turned awnT hecauso The
tMystfc hour had passetl,-ae sure ~ shooting
tint persons property would be offered for ento
ncxt morning heforo he could b1 nnr possibility
get around agafn. THIS would point directly to
coIuson bctween officials nn!l clerks on the In
ahic and the outside. hut this cannot to tic
case tlls rear. Tic result Is the same though,
even II thu intention is not manifest, aud II is
s1fe to say that the county, city md State havo
thls rear lost $1I, 600 In taxes because the cltf-
zens will not put up with tlN insoiencc
and fnattcntIou Of the hgh.salariea and
underwprkctl employees Of Mr, AtcCrca's Office.
lie shuud sec that Ills spbotdnates atrort tho
public chance 10 pay Their taxes any time
between Q n. IN. md s b. IN. II bis present en-
ploycs decline to do this, let him turn them out
and put 10 frosh set.
, 1879-07-26

In tho procession should nay for admission to
tho backgrounds, aud whether tho bars should
bc rented Or run by the Council. WAS discussed,
mud finally referred to the rlca,!e COMMITTEES,
which was E!ren power TO net IN this nn'i also Ia
ti,r tnnl ter Of nottnG up q tahfesu.
1hc Committee appointed to meet the Con-
Crcsstonal Cummtttco on ulcir proposed visit to
this city was allowed 10 resign on account OF
their HoclaltstFc proclviiet, mid Mcssrs. Rogers
McLorau, Kenyon, NicAulcJ, and StFeeter were
appointed III sllctr place.
Tic Executive Committee reported a series
Of resolutions expressing sympathy for the print;
crs In their conspiracy troubles, which abounded
In abuse Of The "canitaltstic hirelinrs," and
pledged the typoa their financial and murat sun'
port. Tho concluding resolution vas ns fol-
Iowa:
]'tsoirtd, That In tho future The baltic between
employer and empfoye shall be fought ~ lnltor and
It's REPRESENTATIVES. not only Id the workshop and
thu union. but a'so in tho Legislative halls of tc
city. county. Stats, and nation, until wc ara either
slaves In name we'll a. IN fact OF free IN e7cf5
Bense Of that word.
Tile resolutions wcrc adopted unanimously.
korne other unlrnportant business was trAil6.
acted, and the Council adjourned for Two "eoks'
, 1879-07-26


The taxpayIng citizens Of Chtcago-n class
which, when all Is said md done, has certain
rights which even officials ought 10 be compelled
to respect-aro growing daily moro unl more
dissatisfied with the scandutouR manner In which
the County Treasurer's oillco u run. They coul-
plain With great Justice that the Tito Barnaclcs
of thlH Office, who seem TO consider TINT they
hare franchise in tllcir o!llcc, alll who tlraw
big salAEies-ipordhatu sa!arles, In faet-for live
lluurs WORK per tay, neither civil nor ntte.l-
tive. The nominal head Of tho olllcc,
who got his position because he
was believed to be good business
ipan, sl,owa ills eapaSity on The noard af Trm!e
pcrtaps, but soldotn houora Ills official quarters
People complain that they nra entirely at the
mercy Of clerks aM uadetstrappcrs, whoseso
aim iH l!fe IL to
every afternoon, alnl then akin out to ball
match, horsc.raee, Or billiard hall. 4 talnt at
| tempt Inns been made by thcsa oycTsa!arloa
employees ~ show that their work docs not cna
when !r aoofs IRE sIose4 ont tnt t;y have to-
clerk tu every bank in chicago, mud 40
u.esc persons have each outy onc buck 10 ba!.
nuee th!s ahould bc wolk Ut few minutes
only., rnls Is proceeding an tho assumption
| that they are cotIl pcttnt clerks
Air. AEcCrsa Bhnutd visit his Office hfnec1f
don,e day when la cnn sparc time. I1len ho
should decree q holiday. say for a week. and
shuud take ILLS ulllrial utIderIlngs to Field,
Letter Il Cos, or to FarWe''s, or tho First Ma.
| tional Hank. Ticre illry could spcud q few
l,oura cach day very proEtably. Tiny could soc
clerks who know how to 10 their work and 10
accommodate cuslonlers, and they would sce
| 1norc cash bundled iit Il day than tho County
Treasurer receives tn month.
OnB TulN0 THEY WOULD FAIL TO sK8,
anu thai ts, peop!e With money III their pockets
| who dea!re to pay their debts, ordered out be-
cause, forsouthl It IL lyu minutes pa4t o'clock
| In tho afternoon.
1he Offices Of the County Clerk, the Sheriff,
| tho County aIni Criminal Court clerks, arc Ill
kept open until B o'clock each uay, aud la sey.
crut instances till u later hour. 30 In all busi-
ness ollfeca, ln the City Departments mud gelcr-
ally w!lcre tho public ats expected. This 4 not
n!l, At ths time there u q great ruth
| OF taxpayers to the County Trea4urcr's .
otIlce They want to pay their taxcs. and they
do hot want TO sacrifice their litt3o humcstcads
| or was,e three or four da5s ln futile atteu,p,s
TO discharge their debts. Thesa people haye ail
idea that day Means woTkilE-duy. They
take an hour Vi two which they Gun Ill spare, or
they lote a half DAYS work IN store, mill, or
factory, and come DOWNTOWN to pay their tax
cs. They reach the office at = o'clock aud fiull
tho doors closed. On tue stairs stauds msu,
, 1879-07-26
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

There will be no session OF the Criminal Court
to-day.
Insane cases will b taken in the County
Court Monday.
John l.. Stevens. ut one time manufacturer
Of patent egg-cases, MAS arrested yesterday by
tue Sheriff. on IN alas capias aworn out by K!ell-
ar1 Newcomb, paper manufacturer at Quincy,
III. The amount involved ia about $4,000.
Tho Committee On Printing and Stationery
ycstcrsiay nuditcd few Hills. That OIL Town
an'l Town Accounts met and ruceIyed the r.
,orts ot sir: Henry rilgriM. In regard tu tl.e
paupcTs ol Lc1nopt, Lake View, Hytlc Park, autI
Evanston, which llaYu previously been published
IN TUE TRIBUNE. Mr. Pilgrim Mill next exam
inu the suprrvsors' lists in the Towns Of Lake
hrd Calumet
THIS Joint Committee on Public Buildings and
6erytce hcld session yesterday afternoon, ut
which the most important business WIS the rc-
ecIpt nf Communication from Architect Egau,
ealled for bY Commissioner bpoGord's resu!u'
tlon. Mr. Egan set forth tllat the total amount
at lnlshcd lnd cxiatng contracts on lllu new
Court.llouse was 81, ,a07, ITO. Tic afnount patd
on these up to dato Is bl,010,7 7aO. THIS leayes a
balance OF 1857 $40 Then lmtu IL balance on
extra improvements of ss0N, an4 aa satt
assa 5 ~h ss'esi @ 's5 ss ssss!.
total ol 875870 yet required. II FaTmuF
IInrtns gets favorable DECISION In his S2a3 OK
suit tllat amount must also ue added. It Il
clear, therefore, that about 500 Uo0 In addition
to tue bonds already Issued will bs required BY
May. 1850, II the work " to BE- pressed With any
degree ot yigor Then comes thu furnishing u
the cu1tt aud Offices, antt, In View VI the ant,c
i1,ateti reduction IN revenues, consequent upur
diminished valuation II is uDt likely that. tllt
county will ha1o any sparo funds Tor now build
lnks ut Jsiterson or elsew here.
The Grand Jury laboEod for a few houra ycs
to-day moTnuE on docket cases, examining
| fifteen thereof and finding true bills Ia ii! hui
| TWO. Kobt. QaInmel, West THel1th stEes
, 1879-07-26
BUSINESS FOR YOUNG MEN,

II. D. bryant, proprietor Of tho well-known
Bsyaut & stratton business College OF this city,
says thcTo is good demand fur boys and young
men from Tint institution 10 20 Into business
houses. IIs has had calls almost daily aus!n.
tic pnat tea days. TIC prospects ior' ,h!s faii
aru excellent.
, 1879-07-26

4 few days zines n spider OF a curious nature
was brought to town. On tts back was the laco
OF Inal, plain and dls.fnct, each feature being
IN exact imitation, unti IL wus said 10 rescmbIe
In remarkable degree tho gentleman who had
1t. 1t Whs seut to Tue University Of Virginia.
, 1879-07-26

- Ing Ia 3eeelp.s l'oa' ''''"'eo A'''-N ~
~-to'' 5'es''e"'' ,
bome Of tue coal dcalef6 "e1e "Fo"uo .e''ets
day after lfccueos, and none wore turned a"aT
...t-,u1 r,s+ordav fron, prn.,ta
Inquiry Waa !see'Fe" so''o'o"' 4' sss'- s
for Anna Louisa Aen'ze, "no nas Aos oeoa
heard FROM for two years.
lnc ~ t!sss. ms.,.r.s,on. sn 80 49,, ,ho
from uc "atos Deps'saeu': eo'n" ~" ~ NV
Collector, ahs *l5i from the ConptIonel' 1He
ursbufee,,esl.s Ms!o u'o p's"s ~ eAs' - III Ing
"a'e' ','p"' ''~ar' -,
tamm1ssoner Wn!ier 10 laec'loue as Weli ae
water,plpe from hie ounce WINDOW yessetoay no
remarked that +" All OF the bad LEAKS "eru III
tue water Department..
Officer Thomas Baynes of tho Chicago Avenue
Htntion was btftrc ActInr 8unt O,Dpunrl]
yesterday charged with maltreatt1ix su,fl.Y cltl-
zcna. Ti,crn wns constlrrabio rnalce in lie
cotup1au.s, evidently, and, after hearing The
eyldcnce, tic caso was taken under Amusement.
Works Ieaterday afternoon. The rumor va:
inal nG Mas a1.e1 nsaue, W mnesi IT, istu1nga
he denied T. atsa sn!o @ Itlo o9lcet Q! ue Tip VIZ
70 heHuant nlaasel! W.. ae .1 Moths, S9c. ~ ~
s.t",'-s r. n nnsofc condttinn ard ,,'ot ia
cnr1nea vera bcinr worked to their futl capac1-
ty Ho thinks two new engines ought 10 bo
ntltlci. and inttuates that he will send o mes
sago to tho Council on thc subject
The Mayor Yesterday .nttlea the yo1ea prob.
!e,a o' %nGe'ea nu "ot,o t saaut % tas @
1olks LUCE Ie9uesI 10 an'e9t tl'ISe o. LIFE
nEeats Mltn p1se ,is Pr ~ o. M a. S' @ .ha ,,au -
long taik Htl nm u tna AFTERNOON, atld ulc re.
s!,!t Of T. ,3as us Ictus,al, ~ On w ground thas
tuch officers YOU'D 20 peJona nls control. Ihc
asc'slou npucass lo oaCs.5 u.e sGn1pg1a@uso @ psn-
p!et however, loE t!itf aee eon'lncea HAt As
sts;ently to sustain them and prohibit tho sale
oi liquor 10 minors.
THE 1oKER AT 1,ARGH.
Some one playcd 1uod Joke on a numbcr Of
'tpromfuept Dcmocrnts'' ycater1iny, ard fur a
flowed Will, that species Of humanity: Postal
eards hid hcon Rcnt to them Inviting thcM to
meet for consultation, but there Wns no slgna-
turc to itc invitation, a,,d TLsn @ shey net there
time before they discovered the loke, and, when
they left, knew less aoout It than before. Among
others invited md N nttenuance werc John
Forss!he, II: y; Shepherd: J., Mike EyaIs; D. y;
AlsCaflrcg, Miles krhoc, Pat Martel, Pat
| O'Toole Joe Macktn and Dave Thornton. It
wa4, evidently, an anti Harrison move, for the
invited nro known to believe TINT the party will
srAn1so Az END.
+%o Drt,a,rf, c,,,,n,,t.e mini vo,to,aor Y,,cr,.
,n4 evner.i,r to recciyo ,h" rcnnrts nf tSr tgtr.
Uail Nrxncrts, y but on account OF a mis1,nfirr.
| stnlldLng US to thu time and plncc OF meeting
! the report waa not presented, mid nothing WINS
| d1nc* Later III the day the "experts" called
upon members Of the Committee. aud asked
tiIen 10 meet this morning to RECEIVE the re-
port, mn! they Will DO IT,, meeting nt
Gen. MspG~cls o'ise x, at .,nor, 10 oc2fk ,:;
submitted, but tic nature Of cltlIer Is matter
Ut the neTcst conjecture, from tho fact tint
neither Of them has been entirely completed.
| Il great deal ot feeling was being manifested
| nm tffD "a r.
, 1879-07-26


Mr.. Charles II. Reed fled Yesterday in the
rfobate Court, by Ills attorney, W. g. Young,
Ills final account as executor Ut the estata Of
s. Il. irwin. II IL as follows:
State Of Illinois, Cook County, IS. in tho
Probate Court OF Cook County. In the matter
Of the cstate OF Samuel a. Irwin, deceased.
To he Hon. j. e. Knitkerjocker, fudge Of said
Co,.rt: The undersigned, Charles II. Rcci1, OK
cc.ltor of The last will Of Samuel A. Irwin, nto
Of the County Of Cook And State OF Illinois,
deccnscd, would RESPECTFULLY rcprcscnt unto
your Honor that, on the 9Th tlny OF November,
1875, the account Of Jacob Rehm and tile lintlcr-
signed rs executors OF the last Mill enl dcccent
was approved by the County Court Of said Cook
County, showing balancn duo sald estate OF
SGga303.
That on said lato eaid Jacob Rhcm resigned
Ills trust as such executor.
Tint on thu 9th dny OF June, 1870, prnof of
hotrshp In said estate WIS duly made and entered
Of record Ia this court.
such executor, sG0wir. no bnfancc ln bis hands,
Tint lue nUtico OF the presentation of said
nccoNnt WIS given 10 nll tha hcirs.at-lav Of said
lccedcnt.
Whareunon ll0 would respectfully prny thnt
said hunl account may he approved, the catatc
declared fnll5 settled, a1l he 10 DISCHARGED from
bis said office. Respectfully a,1hmIttcl,
CHAR1Es II. REED, Executor.
STATE Of Illinois, Coos County, 49,: Charlcs II.
Reed bctng duly sworn tleposcs and says that he
las read the foregoing report, and that tle samo
is true. C11ARLRs II. RskD.
Enbscrlbctl md sworn to bcinro this 18th du7
Of July, 1870. WILLIAM s. Yovso. Jr.,
Notary Public.
, 1879-07-26
EftFETtftc.

Dr.. Pftee's Cream baking Powder II prepared by
the application OF tcentic principles. forming .
wholesome aad nutritious powder,
, 1879-07-26
uurncst's Extracts 1n4orscd BY conpols.su1&.

Tha increase OF custom at p4wson's IL an eri.
dance OF pnblio wisdom, No. all Stata street.
, 1879-07-26

&Indes canary birds wing Back d Nayners
"MoIh Powder" will remove lice.
, 1879-07-26

AUTOMATIC D0BBNWlSDER
some of the finest spel machinery ever built for particular
sos The quality Of the work turned out by their factory
universally recognized by experts very fine and is seldom
equaed No Sewing Machine has ever been built with moro
than the Weed and very few even approach it in tho
quality and finish Of tue various parts and tho oxactess
which they are fitted together.
The Weed Company during the sixteen years Of their
cessul business career have turned out half million
Sewing Machines for family and manufacturing uses and their
works kept buster than ever before in supplying the
demand for their Improved Family Fayorito machines
Cams were formerly used in the Weed machines but finding
them open to the objections Of being noisy presenting largo
wearing Surfaces and compelling limited speed o Company
about four years introduced crank movements into their
machines with very satisfactory results They first produced
manufacturing machines containing their new crank
movements and placed them in operation in factories
where they would receive the soyerest tests and Wheo
eventually it was found that the movements pre-
sentcd the least possible wearing surfaces wore silent
in operation, lighter in running, and could DO spceded
safely much beyond the safoty limits Of other styles of
movements AL these important points having been deter
Mined and their great value proven by careful tss in manu.
factrg family machine was then built the samo pan
bu Of smaller in siz and this Was designated Us the
r. I. Improved Machine.
It claimed for the Weed Improved Machine: bo tho
fastest and most silent shuttle machine made that it very
durable avng all its small parts made Of steel fogngs instead
Of cast o. allcable ron which generally uso that its
tensions auomatc that its power is tho most direct and
positive with the least friction and it depends upon no spring.
for any movement that its cylinder shuttle holds more thread
than any old style SHUTTLE and has but place to read
that it contains ample under tho without being SO
large as to be nc0u in appearances that it worry ghtrun'
ng and COIL be speeded with satoy faster than any other
shuttle machine.
These machines arc now finished with loose pulley which,
when run buckwards winds the bobbn without running tho
machine An automatic bobb wndor is also attached to tho
machine which saves vast amount Of annoyance to operators
in filling bobbins and constitutes Of tho most convenient
and satisfactory improvements that have bcon added to ema
chino Not content with many now features Of thomachno
proper they have designed stand which is far moro con.
voniont than tho old style stand being lower i'll height and
having casters in the legs upowch to move about readily
besides being quite attractive in appearance with the name
Weed cast both casting and gded For further particulars
address The Weed Sowing Machine Co, No. 279 6atost
Chicago, ILL.,
/ s1a,xa.1 uaGx
, 1879-07-26

Tho Weed Sew.
ing n d Ch inc
Go. is one Of the
oldest organiza-
tio1ls in their line,
having been estab'
, 1879-07-26

lishel in 1863. i,
Thoi1. works at.
Hartford, Conn.,, arc
very extensive and
splenlidly equip
ped, containing
, 1879-07-26
THE CITY.


up. Carr, Dosson, Ia at this Palmer.
g. L. Fort, NJ. c., is at the Matteuou.
j. C, lscirnrt, Bolott, is at the fremont.
8. Il. Cobb Of indianapolis. is ut tho Gardner.
Ioo,s Loeb, Of Now Orleans, is ut the uartaoor.
oron Favcett, New York, Is Mt tho fremont
W.o, Rogers, St. Paul, Is guest OF tho Pa
ci1c.
n, q. BodRe, of Providence, r. l., fs At tho
Mntteson.
Willard r. Hall, a.. Joseph, No., ID ao5ouFn-
ing al tho Palmer.
:Orapgo Judd, OF the Now York dqrie.'saralss,
IL at the Sherman.
Isaac Stephenson, Mazincttc, Mich, is domt-
ciled At the Sherman.
D. NJ. Richardson. cx-Ma5or Of Detroit, ID reg
istered at the Tromont+
David W,lber, NJ. c., Milford, N. r., is ono Of
the guests Of the Palmer.
Prof. CIV. Rtles, tic Eatomologtst, Of Wash-
ington, Is at the Sherman.
4. L. Delaney, Penitcnttarv Commissioner,
Marsha1I, ILL.,, ii at the Pacific.
Col. E. N. rlatt and Col. E. F. Townsend .,
8. A., nre guests Of the Palmer.
Senator William Pitt Kellogg, Of Louisiana, Il
stopping for a few days At the Pacific.
Francis Murphy, OF San Francisco, the tom
pesanco apostle, Is located nt tho Sherman.
". i. Spicrs, General freight Agent Of thu
Toledo Peoria Il Warsaw Railroad, is at t9lt
8hermAn.
a. s. Mohler, Gencral Freight Agent Of The
| Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern EaIlroad,
and ]. 8, Oliver, Superintendent Of tic Chicago