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A CHURCHYARD REvERlE.

When the shade. OF night arc falling,
When the whp. .poor,Wll Is caiMng fpo,, ~.
ways OF the West
Then. impel1el by eager yearning,
All my soul within me 5u1nme, our 1,,o .n,r;t =,
I. unrest
In the moonlight, in the shadow
ss6ns9 s ores. ar ana lonely now vend
MY w1stful way;
Onward, onward still i wander.
To the distant churchyard yonder.
Where tue dead Of many centuries are moldering
into clay.
Here, like ocean wavelet swelling,
Lits each circuuoscslb-ed dwelling,
All nncultured and uncarcd for, with rank nettles
oycrcrown;
Full weary am cleaning -
Or the wording or the meaning
81 the tine -efaced inscription On each:i7y-covered
stone.
Yet these lived, and loved. and mated;
Yet these feared, dcspised, and hatedi
Yet these quaffed the cup Of happiness and drank
Yet these wondered as TFe wpndered;
Yet these Wondered as I've pondered-
pondered DER the great life problem, In tho Ages
We are gods! We question therefore:
We are beastsi Then why this yearnine for
higher, purer life?
Gods or beasts, or both. know mol
Gods OF beasts, or both, trow not
But know there wages e7e1more nelce, @elent-
less strife.
There arc hours OF soul awaking,
Wheu tnesc earthly fetters breaking,
My soul springs up triumphant. anu amtms hef
}ateDt might;
can feel mY spirit striving.
AL the bonds Of Nature riving- --
I can feel the God within me struggling upward
toward the light.
Then know, though born Of woman,
am something more than humans -
Then know this finuae within mo With the IRE
Divine is fsaught.
Though Death one his gloomy porsaL
What cate1+ For I'm inmortali
mav.beard him. and defy him! Q there's rapture
=. in the thonghtl
There is Heavenly music ringing,
There are Angel l-yoices singing,
There are spirit fingers bcckoning ever beckoning
Through mY dreams they're floating ever:
All! full gad1y woald sevcr ..-.
These eaillng bands that bind me to this tenement
of clay
It may be that, warped BY grievtng,
Ny sud soul is scf-dccciyfng;
1t may be these rapturous visions are mero fnens
of the brain.
Dteamless Sleep! Annfhiiatfoni
Fen in thee find salvation;
Thou witt bring eurcease OF EDrrpw-hor Wilt
bring snlCease TO pain.
J. ALBEIT WILSON.
, 1879-06-22

rules < but when each call to order has been r.
ceiy'4d with the remark, Ca nl'est egal,' ielt
boc.nd to consult the Chamber Gu the appuca7
tiStn OF the censIre.
M. Dc Cassagnac disclaimed having disputed
the authority Of the Chair, but compla'oeo 1naI
NJ. Le Roger had insultcd the Bonapartlsts py
declaring thai the Empire originated IN crime
II the President would condemn that e1-
preston, he himself would withdraw anything
too strong be had uttered. He regretted this
scene, but hoped the President would censure
81. LIE Royer's words.
"The President said be 6bould not have hest
tated to condemn any insulting or. onenaive
term, such as the word 'criminals,' but NJ LIE
Koyer had simply spoken OF 8 historical event
according to bis right and hts conscience Every
Deputy had right Of reply, hut violent insef-
ruption could not be allowed.
'The censure was then voted, and II. LIE
Royer, resuu,ing his speech, denied that the
Chamber could override the law"
, 1879-06-22

HWtlxHH { FE.} heFH.1
The st. AIbans Messenger tells OF bunno@
that as recently found dead in ST. A1bans, BAY
inc Jumped through broken TjndoT- pane from
q box-stall where 1t had been tied by 4 rope. Inc
dog hung suspended BY It. halter: with It's hind
feet lust touching the ground. This recalls tha
story that the late Col. A. Tucker, OF barlin@-
ton, used to tell OF valuable honDd that De In
ported from London and took With him when ne
started from P1attsburg for trip into the ADJ
rondacks. For cuovcnience, be tied bis dog E1te
rope to the seat ofhis buggy and started on 81
rattItng pace. When he reached bis destnss ns.
ton, after ride OF some twenty mites, 9i1
friends greeted him with shouts OF laughter. ~
valuable hound had grown im patient OF restrain
during the ride and had jumped ont OF The was+
on, and, the rope being tsifle short, the Vaa"
able hound" WIS speedily strangled, ana Co!-
Tucker, unconscious Of the calamity. oad dnsco
four miles With the poor brute dangling IN DEAN
from the tail Of tic wagon.
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rived at the ultimate Of deglutttinn consistent
With the code OF Hsculapius."
Now is the time to. buy m elegant and accu"
rate stop-watch for he.races at 4; 4. mlaer'S'
IS Madison street, first door from Ssnses
"1Vhat are tbose purple posbes down ~ the
brooke. asked Gus ~ II Jou mean," replies
C1arx, those glorions masses OF emnarplea
e1forescence that tloom In posEy deHs anu
fringe the wimrlins streamlets' tne5 are co''~
pauu2a sotundi 7ora.''
Mineral decalcom aine for decorating china,
decalcomainc and designs for general work, at
Avery'5, 46 Madison street.
Any father who would 90 out and put tar On
top Of bis front gate alter dark must be lost TO
ali sense Of humanity aud ordinary fespectaolh-
ty.
All the latest styles OF picture frarnes at
Hascltiue s. Co.'s, 1893 Wabash avenue
gentleman who had been struck By young
junction, and <'kiss the rod that smote him"
Nine. Morse has new, elegant summer styles
in French patterns at LIS State street.
Among the cotton laces used Tor trimming
the cotton suits 30 fashtouable this summer is
one called point Byzantine, WINCH Is very
effective.
Hand-shirrfng made at one cent per yard.
Fierce s. King lis State street.
People who take their meals at restaurants
must shudder when they read the advertise
ment, I" "Wanted-Womcn for puddlngs."
LIS State street.
Sashes are again coming into favor. They are
worn in variety Of ways, draped loosely about
the hips or tied closely about the waist, and are
OF all widths and leugths, the preference being
for yery wide F1bbon the present asS1se Doing
Wicne1man's Snowflake Corn IS the original
and only article Of the kind that always gives
satisfaction. Sold by all grocers.
An eight-day clock is pretty good On the run,
, 1879-06-22

Record for the Third Week in June.
The demand for marriage Licenses during the
week <ending yesterday was rather above the
average, no less than 113 being issued. In the
list given below will be found the full allowance
OF unpronounccable names. It viii be seen
that the demand took q wide range and that
foreigners from Indiana, Iowa,-yea, even
Texas,-journeyed to Chicago on matrimonial
thoughts intent. The star signifies that the
person against whose name it stands has been
previously divorced.
, 1879-06-22
Paul Dc Cassngnac's Inso1ont Interruptions
in tho Chamber Of Deputlos.


|. The Paris correspondence the London 1frnes,
in giving an account OF the debate in the Cham
bcr of Deputies on the question OF validating
the election Of Blanqui relates the following CT
citing incident: I'M. lie Roger, Minister OF
Justice began his speech by giving an entire de-
nial to INV ASSERTION Of compact or negotiation
between section OF the Chamber and tue Caot-
net as to matter on which tile latter would act
with perfect independence, guided only oy inc
elements which should form its DECISION. Such
au insiuuation was insulting to the GoVernmcnt.
n LIE RoYcr proceeded to say that N. Ciemen-
ccau could not share the Cnsarian doctrine OF
right versus legality invoked BY man who, vlo~
lating all the laws Of his country anu e1uting ID
,euf1cr dams lc droif.' Here the storm broke out
=" NJ. de Observation-Disclosures the Eord.
stThc Presidcut-l beg you TO De silent.
an. de Cas=agnac-Let the Minister with
draw the word.
ssThe President-l call you to order, "asn III
scription in the minutes
I'M. de Cassagnae-No matter; we will not
stand being treated as criminals. lCries Of La
censure!'] Withdraw The word, oryou shall not
go on; .,o.., ,. naro,.
NJ. de Cassagnac.
.nM. de Cassaguac-Ca m'est egal,
- The President-1 shall not consult the
Chamber as to applying the censure to you. /
:" II. de Cassaenac-No, we will not be treat
ed as criminals.
s'uere the uproar rose to climax, the Bona-
partists rising, shouting, and gesticulatlng, a..
Gambetta vainly ringing his Presidential bell to
restore order. Ho at length secured silence,
and commented severely on the want OF self-re-
speet involved IN not respecting the authority
of the Chair and the standing orders, which pro-
yidsd that every iuterrupter should be called to
order. . -.
|, IN. De cassoenae-You hare often inter
rupted yourself. : + "
isThe President-It is only At the last ex-
trea1tty that haye enforced that penalty Of the
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THE FASHIONS.
-t1 1rar A-en4S1knS-r,o

Owing to the great taste for the light shades
of yellow this year corsarc and waist pououets
run into that co1or The Marshal Ne;, and GIo;ra
a. n;;o,, $500 49, ,r.s s .a,1 "'t4 o10'As
1eu .oe.e Als 14aos 4A1o uete oooque1s' el-
Fortunately the lover makers have arrived at
great perfection in these matters, and ladies' ean
take with them to the country the f}ouors At Tho
d;ffevent sa.sons md h.ro 49,, 20 y. s'.>.
1nsf ,,nx rs tn1tna tase ia; t1n .eady ior wear;
eta', donaaitr,s 49,. 1vn9uus pu!sercups a'io
to tha a,ra-s as ~ Is e9nsloerco
ei i,,;o sls Men are IN oioon: Ia
, 1879-06-22


The COMMENCEMENT Of Park Insh-
tute occurred last Thursday evening at the
Third Presbyterian Church, and called ont a
vers large audience OF interested listencrs. Ar.
Emil Liebling executed an organ voluntary,
during which the young lady graduates marched
down the ceutre aisle, altired in white, preceded
hs little flower girls. The church was beautiful
" and appropriately decorated with flowers.
read BY Miss Elizabeth Bayiess, of Denver City.
: The exercises reflected great credit upon the
teachers.
> Prof. Carr's hop at Mfl|er's Paviiion was
successful affair. Some 200 couples we're in ut
tendance: 1t is to be repeated at some time In
the near future by request. :
At meeting Of Chicago Tent, No. II, T. O.
T. NJ. the following o1leers we're elected: Ex--
Sir Ii. G. e., Henry Allen; Sir 1t. G, 2: Con-
Wider; r.. &, J. t. Smith; r. b., .WIlliam
jackson; Sergeant. Q. 2. Lyon; II. at A., A. S.
Heart; ist IL. Of G., G. F. ". Behl; ID II. Of
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MR.. CONKLING IN ACTION.

How tbs New York Champion Aa1d Oo 4AA
Ills Opponents Cried Enough.
cnrresuondence Of the Neu York Erensng Post.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 15.-ar. conkling
| was certainly in combatire mood yesterday,
and as usual under such influences appeared at
his best as party leader. Mr. Wallace reported
the bill making appropriations "for certain ju-
dicia1 expenses" and began to e1pound It. BE
had scarcely made statement before MIR.
Conkling interrupted htna with one of those
bland apologies and euphemtstic ctrcum}ocn-
tions Of speech which the New York Senator can
use with such variety and effect. might as
well anticipate little here, perhaps, and cul!
fer Of these phrases Of courtesy, mock or real,
as the case may be, which he used Ia this de-
bate:
"Htt will not be d!sagreeab1e to the Senator"
tam right in suppostng the Senator to state!
"Not wishing to anticipate the Senator, II he
will pardon ne moment" "No1, If I Under
stand tt-and beg the Senator to correct me II
am wrong" II beg the Senator's attention
to that point" Twill the Senator indulge me
in fnqnfring what did he say moment ago3'
stDoes my honorable friend really moan to
says" III am: wrong one OF the eminent SEN
ators from that State will set me right" No,
it my friend will pardon ING, do not and beg
him not to misunderstood my question, it be
|
tinue one moment this instructive dlalogue-in-
structiye to me, mean-with the Senator"
"AIr. Preadent the Senator cannot understand
me, and that ia no doubt mr fault" Now see
my excellent friend from Indiana has rlsenW
"The Senator from Georgis whom I see in his
seat am alwars glad to see hin-told us the
other day in answer to question which, be-
l1eYe Tentured to ask mysef"; and 10 on.
The fertility OF the Senator in these phrases is,
indeed, amusing, though to the spectator
rather than the adversary, for the. Japanese
proYerb mar well apply to Mr.. Conkllng, that
we should beTare Of man when he grows too
polite.
But II Mr. Conkling's prefaces are compliment
tary or marked By shrinking modestY and
timidity, be is apt to bring out more stalTart
sentences as he proceeds. Yesterday he fought
almost stngle-handed the whole force OF the ma
jorjty, and BY no means confined himself to
pretty phrases as weapons OF assault First, he
had long and keen debate with Mr. Wallace,
in charge Of the bill, assisted By word now and
then from Senators Herman and Davis OF West
Virginia; then came laughable passage with
Mr.. Hereford, toward whom be always acts With
the most supercilious disdain; then some heaV~
icr work with Mr.. Wallace; and then, after a
rest, With Messrs. Wallace, Bailey, Mcdonald,
Eaton, and Hill. Except for sharp bali hour
Of Blaine and Wallace, and an occasional re-
mark By Allison early in the debate, not Re
publican said a word or needed 70 say Hord-
The debate was theoretically strictly legal
one, but need not say that With Mr. Conkliug
as critic it was confined to the dry husk5 OF
1au- IN 1t In
, 1879-06-22

s Absolutely free from morphia anu other danger.
ous agents, Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup is valued noss
highly as = remedy for the disorders Of oaoynoos1
Price outy Is cents bottle.
, 1879-06-22

5Patrick Collins .,::36. ..:S1 School,
Ellen Bristo! 80. :. 81 School.
] Wicenty Galozka al. Us Fisk.
/ Pau1ina Jeszki... -. ID. L. Fleetwood
: Frederic 'Hufems. 81. .-2i5 Rlckes.
Elizabeth Dornroese. "a. =. 1874 Ohio.
] Michael Ryan. 81. lag South Rolsted-
I Mary E. Ryan . 10. >. l146 South Ha3sted-
i Bernhard Tcssman. ..2o. :. 58l West Twelfth.
/ Anna Bartels %. =. 67a Blue Island nv.
| Michael McNulty . 81 -. 120 North Market.
: Alice Gibos.. 81 . :, les North Market.
George Rasmussen. ;. II leg West indiana
I Odfa G. Benson. "a. .122 West Indiana
William Protz 20. 90. Lake, Cook County.
1 Katie Gross 81. Lake. Cook County.
j Patrick Curtis.. 80. .265 C1ybourn place.
Bridget Pear3 % .258 Rncker.
i Andrzcj Szymsuah. .24. .5 Greeley place.
ANN Topic}arz 20 -. 90 Fry.
{ SylYester schim barn. 20. 1929 Wentworth nv.
! Maggie Kairtz, 25 1922 Wentworth Nv.
/ Ferdinand Nuelke ,45 :. B8 Southport AZ.
Emelia Vollker. 81. -. &C Southport Az.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31
IFuslnu Metals without Fire.

Jacob Reese. Of P%ittsburg. Pa, puts
forth some remarkable claims in regard
to an alleged new discovery In metal
lurgy. He says he 10 able to mel,
instantly Q bar Of cast steel-which can'
not DO fused In less than Ave minutes In
the highest furnace heat a~ttaipable-by
siuply throwing against 1t q column Of
Dir having q velocity Of $1,000 feet q
minute. The instant the air touches the
metal fusion takes place. he further
says by furnace heat It requires mauy
hours. and sometimes many days, to
anpesl metals. By o recent discovery
which I have made ! can anneal bars Of
iron or steel at the rate Of one foot per
second, thus increasing the ductility Of
the metal 100 per cent. without the use
Of other fuel than that contained in the
metal itself. I simply unlock the In.
cludsd (laient) heat. It becomes sensi.
BILE and enla-Rss the metal. and by the
method OF doing this the enlargement
made Is permanent-thst IL, II does not
contract to lie original limit. Now,
a~upealing and fusing iron 10 one second
Of time may seem absurd. but 1t 10 new.
ertheless . fact, and reduced to practical
utility In the arts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31

The new Constitution Of California
pecsssita,es Q revision aud amendment OF
ths legal codes and statutes to make
them conform 10 lie provisions, con.
sequsntly Governor Irwin and Governor.
elect Perkins have jointly appointed
Hon. Thomas P. Ston.y. present County
Judge Of Naps county, Hon. I. 8.
B.ichsr OF M.rysvills, and Hon. A. O.
Freeman Of Sacramento, as q commits
sion to draft such laws and amendments
to the codes a. in their judgment 10 nee
ssssry to make the system Of codes and
statutes conform to the requirements Of
the new Constitution. They will meet
st once 10 Sacramento aud enter upon
their duties. These appointments are
not made in pursuance Of any law, but
the present and elected Governors, in
view Of the fact that the time allowed
for the session OF the coming Legislature
will DO too limited within which to orig.
ins,s and consider the proper amend.
ments to 10 made deemed 10 wise to
create the commission. leaving II to the
Legislature to compensate the members
for their labor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31

A Washington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Tines writes: II am glad
to hear from Q Mississippi Democrat
that the feeling in that State IL with the
heirs Of the late Mrs. Dorsey and those
OF her late husband in regard to her
estate, which she left to JEFF. Davis. and
that Il 10 thought the latter will do him
self an injury il he seeks to establish by
Law bis right to the bsquest in a contest
against the natural heirs. This feeling
arises from the facts that Davis does not
need the money aud property and the
heirs do. and tha. Mrs. Dorsey is sensr.
ally believed to have been Eighty and
cratic. and incapable. from fostering q
romantic hero worship, OF making .
just will"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31
aOMMUNIsriC.

In the famous Oneida community.
New Yori. which not long ago sban-
donsd Its mixed marriage system. and
adopted the m~onosamic system. eight
weddings having recently taken place
and those who married before they en-.
tered the community are again living to-
Rethsr exclusively. Ab,ut eighty couples
are yet single. bu. Of these q number are
young. and are required by their parents
to wait for greater maturity. The ten
dsncy toward m~onogamic marriage has
been q strong one for some time. and the
recent outside demonstration against the
community resulted in the formal adop-
ton Of it. The thinking members Of the
community say this innovation will be
followed by others and that wages will
soon bs paid for labor. and there will
thus begin individual savings. The en-.
tire properly Of the community. together
with its Connecticut branch. IL 10 .sti.
mated would sell Tor enough to give each
Of its 800 members Sl.66s apiece. Tbs
community 10 now governed BY q COM
miuss Of ten men aud ten women, to
whom are submitted oil questions Of
business and who also advise as to mar.
.iae,s, yet have NO control over them.
Noyrs. the founder. now old. does not
interfere much. With this introduction
Of the marriage relation. the end Of the
community 10 only a matter Of time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31

The Nevada (Cal.) Transcript says
that Dr.. Holdsworth. about two weeks
ago. while working in his blue lead
claim at Milton. Sierra county. took out
q nugget that tipped the scales OF .
Nevada City banker at over a pound and
aqusrtsr. There is not q bit Of quartz
in the mass. and he 10 going to keep II
% . memeuto. II Is the largest piece Of
gold hs ever found in all his experience
40 Q miner. 1t 10 worth SO 80 per
ounce. There are lots OF such nice little
nuggets remaining 10 the gold regions
Of California yet. Tho only trouble II
10 and them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31
SATISFACTORY.

Notwithstanding the stripgency OF the
times aud the lack Of milliouaires in
Gold Hill, there was NO difficulty IN
raising ample funds to defray the e.
pspsss OF the Grant reception. These
consisted OF music. carriages. dscora-
tons. Fire Department parade. print
ing. etc. Considerably more than
enough might have been collected. but
the Finance Committee merely allowed
Of contributions sufficient to meet the
bills. Virginia had the best OF the ar
rsussment. OF course; in fact, the whole
was merely q moving contribution to
the grand parade. music and glory o.
Virginia. When Gold Hill starts In on
any public proposition Of the kind she
carries it through in gallant style and
with perfect success 10 every respect.
Moreover, her cilizsDs always work bar
mouiously together. and with . hearty
public spirited good will which never
fails Of producing the desired result.
Our Virginia n.ishbors seem to DO more
narrow minded In such things aud to
s.la.hly look upon their own interest
and pleasure as paramount to all others.
There are many whole. souled people
there. also many close.astsd ones. con-
ssqusntly the liberal. minded. public
spirited ones generally have to foot The
bills or make up the deficiency. for they
hardly ever succeed In collecting funds
enough in the start to meet the sx'
penses. which we understand Is the ease
on this present occasion. But then
they have milliouaires among them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31
READ AND LEARN FOE YOURSELF.

Many valuable discoveries and much usefui
knowledge 10 kspt from the world. because OF
The iumsn's sxp'rss In making them Known
&, the peoris. This 10 not the case with
years introduced into this cuuniry lite sale nov
reaches Ia every town and vili.g. In the u. 4.
fts wonosrfui success 10 curing o rnsumpt on
severe Coush., Pheumonia, Asthma, aud ell
other dissa 20 Of the throat and lungs. Has nr,t
msds known By distributing every year. Tor
M Of chorps. by Druggtsts. No sueh Q b st Of
merit VA ever given 6eIory 10 sny othsr prspar.
alton. Could you ask mesf Go TO soar
Drugpst and ct . bottls i6e 70 seats Sad VI ~
pa1pls. bsssiss 10 esafe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31

In order to avoid AZ far as possible
throwing temptation 10 the way Of the
~hlood,hirsiy Utss, It 10 o suggested
that . bald headed man be appointed to
all the plscs Of the late Indian Agent
Mesk,r at White River. Here. now. 10
. good opening for the smooth. hairless.
pa.sd old gents who generally occupy
the orchestra seats In variety shows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31

And In accordance with law and orders o.
the Board Of Uirvcto-s. made on the fifteenth
day Of September. 1879, 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock % NAV DO necerssry ell
$50 Montgomery street, ran francisco, Cali
fornia. on u .NDAY. the eRvRNTEENTH
9th, day OF NOVEMBER, 1879 st the hour
. O'Clock p. n. OF said day. TO pay said delin.
q o 1t Assessment thereon, together with coets
OF advertising and e1penses Of the sale.
o~nee-Roon o. $50 Montgomery strest.
San Francisco. Cal. o31 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31

The official count Of the Ohio election
gives the Republicans 81 majority In the
Jssislstars on joint ballot.
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 Din ctors. made on the Twenty.
fourth l2tth) day Of September. 1879. 20 many
shares OF esch parcel VI such stock a. may be
necessary win be sold ct public auction. at
the ON Q VI tn Company. Room Z. to9 Cali
foru,a street. dan francisco. Calf rule. on
THURSDAY the Thirteenth tlsthl dsy OF No
y.mber isI9. At The hour Of one O'Clock ?.
Of sid day, 10 pay sa,d delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of Advertising
and expenses OF the sale.
W. W BAUSNAN. SECRETARY.
~Onace-Ronm I. No. t09 California street. San
Fra .ciuco. California. 10 Z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31
ONE

BY an order Of the Board Of Directors Of the
abJv named company. made this day, the day
oi sale 10 hereby postponed until tRlDAY. the
rwenty.nrst (aisu day OF kovsmosr, lsIS. 81
the sams hour and place.
W W. BAusMAN, Secretary.
San Francisco, CAL. October 2Ilh 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-31
eoRN.
DIED.
e TODAY.

VTANCOUvEa MINING COMPANY.
Location Of principal plaos Of bus4ness.
San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
storey county, Nevada.
Notics.-Thsie 10 delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF ssss.s.
mcut mo. 81 levied on the VENT .iourth t24th'
day Of September, 1879. the reverst amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective shars-
holders ~ follows: