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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
P0srPONR,fRNr.

Al Q meeting Of the directors Of the sboys
company. held on the lw~satyiourth day VI
MAJ, 1919. he dsts OF deeming stock dslin.
Qusnt fur assessment No. I. wss further uost-
aud the day VI ,sle 70 SATURDAY, june
twsniy.eighth, 1873.
BY ordsr OF the board Of Directors.
AZ RICHARD B. NUxkS, SECRETARY.
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NOTICE.

nYvIoI OF THE BULLION xmINo COW.
u PAM, No. els caiiforii u STREET. Union In.
sursnce Building. Ban Frsncisc<. July Is, icyp.
TO the btot kholders Of the Bulisn Hininc
osIy.ny; So!lss I: hereby g,y,n The. q :
Company, he'd July 18Th. 4. D. isfp. The ssSss.
msnt Gao. l0 hvisd July sn, Of m 5o ~,
shsrs upon the capital stock Of ssio 6omnssv.
10 hsrsey rsseindsd J. m. BRaZSL1..V "
n SECRETARY Bullion Mining oonpsny. b
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POsrrOnEnEST.

Al . meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
above COMPANY he'd on The llth day Of June.
1879, the data OF deemlng stock delinquent tor
assessmsnt No. I was further postponed 10
FRIDAY. Ju1s twenty.tevrnth, ls1y. and the
day Of sais TO No SDAf, July io~urtssnth. b1v.
By order Of the Board Vi Uifucturs.
ID RICHARD d. MOVES, Secretary.
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Remark. and Conditions.


Ncmipaiions IN stakes must Be made to the
Secretary on or before the LIT da " August,
1879. Entries for the purses must be made /:
Dor Mondays races. on tbs saturday preot ding;
for Wednesdays rsces, on Monday; and for
Fridays iaees on Wednesday, o. the regular
tins for closing entries, 40 designated By the
rules. Those who have nomination.. IN stshes
must nam, TO the Secretary, In writing, which
they will Q art, the day beios, the race. steP.
y Hors = tntsrtd In putree Can only DO drawn
by the coneeht 0f the Judges.
The rules of the Pacific Blood Horse Assoeis-
ton will govern ruhnins races.
The winner Of the sake for Sye'r olds TO b
run at 20 rsmento, sept. 10. to carry s pounds
extra. and OF D riday's 8 year old. then . Iounds
e1tta. should tie came colt win both vi these
stake. Il sball carry ~ pounds extra.
All horre- 'ntsiing for State pu'ses must b
owned and keeps IN Nevada and Cal forpia east
% the sierra N.vadas for six mlnths prior to
day OF race.
hntries to all trotiing purrcs will cioee Sep.
TENDER Is With the eecietary.
rive or more to enter, aud three or more to
start In all races for purses.
National Trottipg Association rules 10 govern
trotting races. PACING Coast Blood Horse Asso.
eiaiion rules to govern running racts, except %
shove.
Zach day, races will commence promptly .,
I O'Clock 2. 4.
All entries mnst BE- directed TO p. B. Com.
stock. Secretary Of the socisty.
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HILL MINING CosPA.

OLIVER HILL MINING COMPA.
y NY.-Lnoation Of principal plscs Of bust.
Location OF works. Gold HiIL Storey county.
State OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that Of . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the 1Uth day OF
July. 1872, an Assessment (No. u OF
Finy Cents per thars was levied upon the
capital ttoci OF the corporation, parable I'm.
mediateiy, In United States gold coin, to the
Secretary. at the once Of the Company, Room
Q, No. 2O3 bush street, Ban Fnneisco, Call.
ioYnis. ri D
LnT stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ltth day Of August,
1879. will be delinquent. and advertised for
GALE at publis auction, and unless payment 10
made before viii be sold on THURSDAY. the
eth day OF Bsptsmbsr. 1879. 70 pas the dslin-
quent asssssment. tseeiher with costa OF sdvsr.
using aud expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors. y
". 3. DEAN, Bscrstsy. :
ofice-Room Q. No. 20s Bush street. oos
mopolitan Hotel, San Frsncisco, California.
1 jyf1 "a
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

Al Q meeting Of thu Board Of Directors Of the
above Company held on the 9Th day VI June.
1873. tLe dsts Of desmins stock deiinQu,nt for
assessment NO ] wss postponed ~ TUEsDAf,
The nftesnth day OF july, 1917. AID tbs date OF
1917. r
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
R.CHAhu y. AOYES, SECRETARY,
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Lee saIe-Contisues.

the Board OF Dirctors. made on the itth
day Of June. 1870. 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock 40 may be neceesary VIII
be sold ct public auction. at the once Of the
Company, % Nevada riock, on FRIDAY, The
eighth dsy OF August, 1879. At the hour OF one
O'Clock P.n OF sAid dsy. 10 pay ,aid delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs or I'D.
vertising and expenses Of tho sale.
id. tCOVfLLr, Secretary.
O~fhcs-69 Nevada Block. Han Francisco. IL,
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ULIA COAsOLIDAr MIAlNG

81 Company. Location Of works. virginia
Mint z Dis riot. storey county, Nevada
Notice In hereby given, that a. 4 meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the 9Th day Of
July. 1879, an ASSORTMENT (No. " OF ons
Dollar and Twenty-Five Cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpor
alton, payable Immediately, In United btate.
gold coin. 10 the Secretary, ~ the once OF
the Company, ti9 ca 'ifornia street, Room Il.
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the thirteenth day.of Ausuat,
1873, will he delinouent. and advsrtis, d for cal,
Of public auction. and unless payment is made
before will be sold on THURSDAY. the
FOURTH day OF SEPT MBEh, ls7y, TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with COST
OF sfvertfr'ug and expenses Of rale.
BY order oil the Board OF Directors.
II. a. CHARLkS, secretary,
0fnce-4io California street. Room ~. sah
Francisco, California. jyiotd
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Dan NAH nonsy fass.f Is work for m t,,..
~ anythinG elss. Capital nos rsQuirsd a
= 80 ycu. ia per day q home made 81
@s ,ncrsstvus; Mo-. vom.a. boy, and sisis
vna. Cos1y out6t snd tsFns r.. :xHA.sS
ths ens .rRtfn \ on. Ausnsta .i1s;rss
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P-osTPONRnRNT.

A. Q meeting Of the Dusctors. Of ths above
oompan,, held On ths 9Th day OF Nay. ls1s. the
date Of deeminx u, ck ~dsinquenI for asssss.
msnt NO. ! MAS postponed 10 SATURDAY,
NAY TwRNTY.fouhrH, ISIS, and the dsy Of
ale " MvndAy. June y. 1873.
By order Of the board VI Dirsetors. '
. otd RIcHAkD y. huyk,, SECRETARY.
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pIoNEEs .INIso co.rANy.

DIONEER INNING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place OF business,
Fan Rrsncisco. California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that q . meeting of
the Board Of Dtrciors, held on the i7th day
Of July, 1879, an assessment mo. o. OF Ten
Q0l Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
:, Usinp ; sL. gold coin. 70 the Secretary. y
the once OF the osmpsn,, $40 Pine street.
Room 10, San Francisco, californis.
any stock upon which this assefsnsnt shall
remain unpaid on the Twenty. fseopd day o.
Aueust, 1879. VIII be delinquent. and advertised
for sale Ct pubic auction. and unless payment
II made before will be sold on WEDNESDAY,,
the i0thdsy Of September. 1879. TO pay the deltn.
Quent assessment, together with costs Of ID
veftislng and expenses OF sals.
-! t5r,rt j. ". PEW. 6scrvtary. n
.omcs.sto Pine street. Room -. San fnn.
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NAJARD GOLD AND SILVER MIN.

w ING IoMPANY.-Location Of principal
place OF pusins<r. sau francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting
Of the Board OF Director. held on the I'd
day Of July. 1871, an assessment mo. tlof
Fifty oenis DER snare was levied upo.
the capital stock Of the corpora.
ton, payable Immediately. In United states
gold Coin, TO the Secretary, ct the ONCE OF the
Company, ho.m 20. NO. 40 California street.
San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment rhall
remain unpaid on the 7th day Of Aug.
ust, 1878, will be delinouent. ana advertised
Tor sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment 10 made before will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF August.
1873, topay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenrve OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
JACOB stADTFtLD, in. Secretary.
.0nise-koom 20 No. 4i9 Caiifornia street.
San Francisco. California. y
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m aMvcaFolani MILF ustNonA And
plhNNN osmpsniss uaaufssssssd an
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DELINQUENT SALES.
! no INNING CON pan r. LOCA

70 MiNiNa CuMPANY.-LO CA.
F,snoisoo. osiifornis. Location or works. Gold
Hill Mining District. Storey county. Nevada.
Notics,-Thcre arc delinquent upon the lol'
bwingdescdbed stock, on account OF aeeess'
ment mo. 81 levied on the ltih day Of june.
1872, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective sharoholders' |"
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
I tue George Douglass Mining Company will
Be hell IT the once " the Company. noon !.
No go Cali ornia street. San francisco. Cali.
fornis. GU 1HU aSDAY. the fourteenth day OF
August. 1879. 81 the hour OF II T.. for the pur'
poss Of . ectirg . Board VI Trustees, 10
eerve during the ensuing year. and The
transse Ion OF such other busine-e Q may come
before tbs meetias. Transfer books viii Close
on AuSust sesoad. is'o. ~ . O'Clock 2 -
q W. W B.uSMA>, Secretary.
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ANNUAL NETTING.
mo- MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
= the 7 olo Mini 8 Company VIII be ne.d 2,
tbs once Of the Company. Room =. No. ta
California street. San FRANCISCO. California, on
THURSDAY, the fourteenth day OF August.
ISIS, st the hour VI li;S0 4. n. Tor TIE purpose
Of slectins . Board OF Trustees 10 ,erve during
the ensuinG year. and the Transaction OF such
othsf busine-s - may cons before the meeting.
FRAZIER Books viii eloss on August second,
1e10, 81 the ho1 OF 3 O'Clock r. u.
W. ". BAUSNAN. SECRETARY.
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PRINTING.

DAILY NEWS :iII
NEWSPAPER
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All Kinds Of Card Work,
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Printing. In Colorsj
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n thoroughly identified with the best In.
terests Of the country. ana AZ classes OF
the ceopie, from the hlNkR, OF the
MECHANIC. 70 the nER-
CHANT or the BANKER.
IL gives the LATEST
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and otherwise
ffom al parts
word.
and
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-05

To look and feel within the body and
pedestal, to ascertain that there il
no Worouski concealed there. Psy.
cho plays at whist with persons who
Volunteer from the audience, itself
choosing aud taking up with its fin.
rand thumb the proper card. with.
ont any one calling out the cards
played by the other players. # also
performs several conjuring tricks;
replies TO questions by striking a
bell; moves fast or slowly, or stops,
at the direction Of any one of the
audience; works sums in arithmetic:
and executesa variety Of irais which
dthana intelligence, IN well as con.
piicattd and ingenious mechanism.
AS yet, no positive explanation of
Isychu's movements has been
bInnghI forward, though many in.
eehioHs gucsses have been hazard.
ed.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-05
Found at Lust.

Some years ago, as Mississippi
River steamboat came To a river
landing, a tall, ungain!y, gawkish
looking fellow leaning against q
wnfpIfc attracted the attention of
the passengers, one of whom. a talk.
atlre and conspicuous person, re.
marked Ia his friends that he WAS
going to have some fun out of that
fellow. So he jumped ashore when
the boat landed and with great
show Of tierceness approached the
fellow. Drawing strengthening
bowie.knite he said:
$50, old fellow, I've found you at
last. lon're the man that stole a
dog OF mine and I've sworn to get
square with you. Eve been looking
for You TOR year"
The gawky lazily opened his eyes
III wondering amazement at first as
though he didn't understand it,.
Then catching sight of the laughing
y ssrngrrs look on from the deck
b. look in the situation. BY the
t'ae "Staart," had finished telling
tlm how long he had beenliooking for
linn he had taken ont OF his pocket n
hrst like II sle,lge hammer on the
end OF the arm Of "a windmill. He
swung il once and knocked the man
who had been looking for him plump
into the river. Then rpsnming his
place against the wOo,lpile he raised
his eyes to the deck aud with a very
lazy drawt inquired.
"ls there any body else on this
boat looking for mes"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-05
LITTLE BREECnES.
BY JOHN Hay.

don't 90 much on religion,
never amt had no show;
but I'VE got Lnlddlin' tight grip sir,
on til" handful o things know.
don't pan ont on the prophets
/ Aud trec-wiif, aud that sort Of thing
/ But believe in God and the angels,
{ Ever since one night last spring.
j come into town with some tnrnips.
And my little Gabe came alone,-
No ionr-year-old ia the country
Conld brat him for pretty and strong.
Pcsrt aul clipper and sassy.
AlwaH ready to swear and fight
And I'd larnt him Ia chaw t.rL ckrr
jest Ia keep his u:;ik teeth white.
The SNOW came down like a blanket
As passed by Taggart's store;
! went tn for jug of moia>Srs
And left the team al the door.
They scared at something and started,-
i heard one little sqnall,
And hrll-to-split over the prairie
Vert team, Little Brrrchrs and all.
Hell-to-split over the prairie!
was Almost froze with skeer;
But We reused mp some torches,
Aud sarchrd for 'cm far and near
Al last we strnck bosses und wagon.
Showed under q soft white mound
Upset., dead beat--hut of little Gable
No hide nor hair was found.
And here all hope sonred on me,
OF my fellow critters aid
1rst Hoped down on my marrow-hnnrs.
Crotch-dcep i'll the snow, and prayed.
By this. the torches were PLAYED out.
And me and fsrut ParP
Went of for some wood to shcrpfold
That he said was somewhat thar.
We found il NJ last, and little shed
Where they shut mp th, lamps al night
We looked in and seen them hH,d,ed thar
50 warm and sleepy and white;
And thar sot Little Brooches and chirped,
As peart as ever you see,
81 want Il Chaw OF trrhacker,
Aud that's what's the matter of me-"
How did he gi' thar, Angels.
He coHldHevrr have walked in that storm.
They irst sc"aPea down and futcd him
j" "haf IL was safe and warm.
And ! think that saving little child.
Aud bringing mm To his own.
i . drrn-d sight better business
Than lnatnG around The Throne.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-05

bar are best fitted for judicial posi-
tions. And besides, being natural
~ anxious tor the honor OF their
profession, and being in,le,endpH,
IA their own POSITIONS. they would
not be influenced in their choice h>
either personal or political motives.
Ii will be- said, Of course. thar th,
appointing power mlungs to the
executive branch of the Govern.
mrnt, aud that il wOnld hr u viola.
tlon OF our Theory III government
10 give the power at making ap
i,ointfucntS To the Judiciary. There
Is some force, ot course, in this oh
Jcction. but would not Ihr plan sug.
Eest"d tend io REMOVE the Judiciary
further away from those influences
which break down its Independence
and mar ills purity AM usefulness.
II the supreme Judges were appoint
eel for life. or during good behavior,
and the district Judges were chosen
ny the supreme court. the judiciary
would be II sort of institution with
ia itself, neither asking or granting
favorS. However, the plan is onlv
one of number discussed. but it
Is worthy of consideration On ac.
coa't ct It's novelty il for nothing
e,sc.-N. q. Times.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-05
How TO Mind q Baby.

First, Il man must have one -.
take care of. 1t isn't everyous yo0'
know that is fortunate enough -
have one, and when he does bic wi1b
is always wanting to run over to =
neighbOrs only five minutes, aud ~.
has to attend to the baby. Hooc.
times she .caresses him, and oltsoQ
she says sternly:
"Jolin take good care of the chi1
till | return"
You want TO remOnstate, bat o.
not pluck up courage while thot
awful females eye is upon yoas %
you prudently refrain, and merely
remark: $I
"Do not stay long, my dear"
She is scarcely out Of sieht WIN
the luckless babe opens ito eyoG.
aud mouth also, and emits . y011
which causes the cat to bouDco Oh
of the door as IL something hoA
s'ung it. You timidly lift the de
rub and sing an operatic air; be Doe
not appreciate it, but yells the louA-
or.
You try to bride him With a bit oe
sugar; not a bit Of use; be splits It oat.
You get wrotby, and shake him. ~;
He stops q second, and you yea-
ture another, when, good hesvend
tie sets up such roar that IL
passers.by look up in ast onishmaae.
You feel desperate; your hair stsDdS
on end, and the Precipitation 0onoo
out of every pore as the agouialnG
though comes over you, whaxif tat
luckless child should have . hu
Yon try baby talk; but ''litty iitty
litty lamby" has no effect, for y
stretches as if a red.hot poker ~
been laid OIL his spine, and still -
wells. You are afraid the neighheGt
hood will he alarmed, and give NJ
your gold watch as q last resoureo,
just in time to save your whiskogxs
though he throws down . hAod1nk
Of yonr cherished m0astache to tolo'
the watch, and you thankfully ~
an easy chair TO rest your achinG
limbs, when down comes that cooely
watch on the floor, and the cause g
all the trouble breaks into ~ e.
splitting roar, and yoa ut ys1g
teeth aud prepare to admiRiGouB
personal cbasiisement, vAea -
PUSHES the happy women knoWu =
YOUR wife, snatches the ioug-sulk
ing child from your willing srt1
and sitting down, stills II by ~
while you gaze mouFnfally q ~
remains Of YOUR watch end sAQn1uoe
Ell mOustache, and muttegtnR =
malr,liction on baby kind IN e.
al and on the image Of his -
particular, VOW never 10 tao1D
OF baby-until the next -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-05
The Art of Talking.

tt We notice closely WE shalt find
that the people who are mos, popu
lar in social life are those who IN l.,
dersiand not only how to talk
themselves, but how to make others
talk. This is very valuable gii;,
10 be able 81 To direct conversation
rs not To display your own knowl.
edge. bHt To draw out the opinions
aud quicken the thoughts of those
with whom lou talk-this is an &C
complShmrnt indeed. 1t makes
each u contributor to the enio,ment
of att, and II leaves with each "a
Pheasant scuSr Of having said some.
thing which others were glad TO
hear. This is very different from
I'll" consciousness of having been
bored OF snuhtwd-or both, which
lesser folks often carry away from
the presence of Il fluent and tyranni.
cal talker. There is Il good deal of
this sort of conversational mission.
AIRY work waiting To be done, and
the time whirh we spend in chatter.
ing about The weather might be
very rrotitahiy devoted to it. Ii
should he borne in mind that there
Is scarcely any one of average in.
hlllgen,e who can not, if he is
drawn out, talk interestingly and
instructivety about at least one
thing-the thing with which he is
practically most familiar, or which
is connected with his regular labor.
Is your companion in the car or on
the street a machinisl, u manufac.
turer. an artist, a bnildrr-lcai the
conversation aronnd 10 the one sub.
Icct, II there are no others, in which
he is sure TO he intert sted. The re.
suit will be thar you will please
him, and will gain fresh knowledge
Yourself. Whoever talks much
thus with specialists upon their
chosen department of labor or
thought will get together a fund
al valuable information, not to he
learned from the books.-Boston
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-05
A Bohemian of Old.

The business of running after
news is not ct recent creation; it is
a- ancient M tue invention Of jour
naIism; the old Bohemian WAS a
Frenchman called RenantlOt.
The most eminent runner after
news was named Matthew Donzelot,
otherwise called the pavement
Sinkrr." In the morning, before
leaving his roon, the wide. wake
DsaxelOt .cx,asalted the skies. aud 4
barDHsetcr which adorned bis man.
Gard; thea be tsok hia cane and
uhtiag $50. saying aRAipl &c.,
~ stq to-day s.Aw ea9..
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