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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-01
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
SEeRsaArED EusoPA MIMI

CE0REaATED EUROPA MINING
~ Company. Location Of principal place oil
business, San Francisco. California.
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the Stn Gay o.
APRIL 1873, an assessment mo. ~ Of Twenty,
ave Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable immedlatey.
In United States gold coin. 70 the Secretary. ~
the once OF the Company. Room 10, no. sso
Montgomery street. ban Francisco. Caiiofnn-
Any stock upon which this ssseeemsnt seai
isJs, win 30 delinquent. and advertised for
sale st public auction. and unless pay ment 10
made before will be cold on TUESDAY. the
nth day Of May, 1873. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
RICHARD B. MOVES, Secretary.
omcs-Room Is. Nc. 30 Montgomery street.
Gan lr.noisco. California. 9td
PosTPONRMENT.
~ Q meeting Of the Directors Of the above
Company, held on the 9Th day Of Nay. ISIS. the
date Of desmins STICK delinquent for sssss..
NAY TWkNTY.rSUETa. is1S, and u. DAY 81
sale 10 Monday. June .. 1879.
By order OF the Board Of Dtrectofa.
ed RICHARD u. MOVES. ssorvtau.
POsTP0NRMKNT.
Al Q meeting Of the dirsctOrs Of the sbove
company. held on the tventy-fourth day Of
May, 1879. the date Of desmtng stock dslin-
quent for asssssmsnt 70. I. was further post
ponsd 70 WEDAksDAY. June eleven b. 1879.
and the day Of sale 70 SATURDAY, June
tvsaty-eighth. 1873.
y ''a'' 4 ai sSs sSi,f T. q NOTES. Sliiss.i Secretary.
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NyERMAN SILVER MlNING

E1uA ~ MMNuNO
OCOMPANY. Location Of principal plac,
Of business, San Francisco. California.
Location OF work., Gold Hill. Storc y county
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at Q meeting
Of the B rsrd OF Directors. held on the twenty
nfth day II November, 1879. "a assessment mo
~ OF Two Dol ara per share vas levied upon
the capital stock Of ths corporation, payable
immediately, In United States gold CON. to
the Secretary, ct the once OF the Company.
No. ti4 California sheet, San Francisco, Gal
iforniA.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ID rty htst day Of De
G mber. 1879, will be delinquent. and sdver.
tis<d for sale ct public auction. and unless pay
ment 10 made before. will be sold on WRDNRS
DAY, the tventy.drrt day Of January. 1850, 70
pay the delinquent assessment. tossther With
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sals. BY
order Of the Board OF Directors.
GEO. d. EDWARDS, SECRETARY,
ofhoe-No. llt CAlifornis street, Ban Fran
cfsco. California. "a
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DELIsQUESr SAILS.

GOLD SILVER GOLD AND sII-
principal place OF business, San Fnnoisco,
California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described ock. on account Of ssso,s.
msnt tho. ~ kvted on the 9Th day Of october.
names Of the respective shareholders. - fol.
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EVERYBODY READS IT.

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Weekly Mining Summary
Published svsy Wednesday In the Nxws, b
carefully prepared nom the MOST Arrnu.
the dsy q paSlie.,on smr,or
IN able and etdcisnt corpe Of
reporters. II 10 universally
recognised 20 oficial, and the
most and nIiiAlll m.
ponr Of the condition OF the mines Of
yha OonsrooK or swAsuoH" ssction,
We also give the latest mining informstiou
uhtaiMAs IRON other paris Of ths eountry
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10 thoroughly Identified with the best tn
's.s.ts Of The sounty. 2 q els.;ss OF
MkoaASIC, TO the AKR-
CHANT or the BANKER.
Is gives the LATEST
NEWS, Geographic
and otherwise
from all parts
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DELINQUENT SALES.
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haneiseo. California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27

E-There are pianists so expert in variation
that they can play all around melody or an
old air without ever hitting it once.
tS- A woman at Ulysses, Neb., wrapped her
baby In sheet and left 1t in the warm ashes by
the fireplace while she went to visit neighbOr
and when she returned the infant was burned to
a crisp.
wake was in progress at San Fernando,
Cal. The remains were quietly put aside, and
i've man got under sheet. When an old wo nan
entered he sat up and shouted The Joke was SO
successful that the woman went into real cor
vulsionS.
rE-John Levi aroused the people OF Hawks
Vile, K, by running from the hotel into the
street and shouting, Help, help, they've got
my Wife" He had eloped with and married
The daughter OF a farmer who had come into
the village with party OF farm hands and cap
tured thG BRIDE
tEA man who had S65 stolen from him re
caived note with SIS, saying: 81 stoled your mon
ey. RemOrSe naws at my cOnshens, and send
some OF 1t back. When remorse naWs again m
send you some more"
H-A young music teacher in Sedalia, NO.,
pretty, but near-sighted, has had an unexpected
windfall She was very poor and lived with her
mother, who kept small boarding house.
rich uncle has died in San Francisco and left
her $3.50, 900 In one lump.
eFA lawsuit has grown out of swearing by
telephone In Cincinnati. young woman en-
ployed in the Telephone Exchange reported
that shocktngly profane language had been sent
from one OF the leading business houses to an
other. The telephone was at once removed
from the house from whence came the Oaths.
and the injured firm have instituted suit for
damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27

EQUITY CoUET-Jadge Macarthur.
To-day, Richardson agt. Mackall ct al; order
overruling motion for removal OF trustee.
StIider agt Carico; referred to auditor. Bosom
agt. Thomas: order denying petition for in
junction. Earle agt. Dodge; petition OF Com
missioners F. S. & T. Co. filed and order grant
ing lease to same. Newhaus agt. Schmidt:
decree removing cloud on title. Kraft agt.
Kraft; order of reference, Parlsen agt. Pari-
sen; do.
POLICE COURT-Jadge .Saell.
To-day, Eliza Jennings, profanity; SIS, or seven
days. William II. Cardwell, do: do. Helen
Duckett loud and boisterous; S., or fifteen days.
Laura Watson, vagrancy; bonds, or ninety days.
Robert Williams, do; bonds, or thirty days
Robert Carter, threats to Rebecca Smith, bonds
to keep the peace John Lewis, assault on Cath
crime Beckett; Jail for sixty days. A. G. Curtin,
contempt; 81. Henry Thomas, assault on
Francis Thomas; So, or five days. Thomas MIL
Ter. assault on Addie Hines; $50, or thirty days.
Same, assault on Elizabeth Emry, SIS, or fifteen
days Julia McHenry, larceny; $, Or thirty
days: William johnson, assault on Mar
tina Langhorne, by knocking her down in a
house and on the street; $40, or thirty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

DUBLIN, Dec. 27.-Michael Davitt, one OF the
political agitators recently arrested In Dublin
for SeditiouS language at public meeting, and
released on bail. was been dispatched TO the
west of Ireland by the Irish land league as COM
missioner for the relief of popular distress. At
meeting OF the committee for the distribution
Of the Duchess of Marlborough's relief fund. 1t
was shown that the sum of e6 400 Is already
available for distribution.
M. De Freycinct,s Policy.
Standard says: The programme Of N. de Frey
cinct is an extensive publication ofpublic func-
uonarieS, plenary amnesty, the suspension OF
ante-clerical policy. Paris dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph says: In connection with the
appointment Of a minister of foreign affairs. the
Marquis de Noailles, the present French am
bassador at Rome has been telegraphed to.
Death of Dixon. the Historian.
LONDON Dec. 27.-The death is announced, of
William Hepworth Dixon, the historian and
London Athenae,lni In his fifty ninth year.
The cause Of his death was apoplexy.
COnspiratOrs Convicted.
FLORENCE, Dec 2.-Nine fnternationalists
have been convicted Of conspiracy against the
government, and four others acquitted, inelud-
Ing Russian lady.
Russia to Attack Mcry in the Spring.
Standard says: The Russian government does
not conceal its intention OF attacking Merv and
possibly Herat in the spring. Gen. Kaufman
Will command an expedition starting from the
Anu Darya river and Gen. TergukaSof another
starting from the Caspian sea.
French Politics.
LONDON Dee. pa Paris dispatch to the
Times says: The President of the Chamber of
Deputies. M. Gambetta himself, would not sue
coed at this moment and with this chamber in
forming durable majority resolved on sup
porting his cabinet.
Marshal BaZaine.
EX-MarShal Baza1ne, who at the conclusion of
the last Franco-German war was convicted of
treason in the:surrender of Metz, and whose SEN
tence Of death was committed by President
Mac Mahon tie 80 years imprisonment in the
fortress at the Isle Sainte Marguerite, whence
he escaped with the assistance OF his wife and
her cousin, has solicited permission to settle
some family affairs in France, but has been re-
fused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27

SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A PROMINENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been received
in Baltimore that ex-senator VIM. j. Aydelott
fore Justice Mock at Pocomoke City, charged
by Mrs. Polk, wife of Vim. s. C. Polk, shoe
maker in that place with attempting on out
rageous assault upon her at different times, in
the absence OF her husband, Mr.. Aydelott in
dignantly denies the charge, and says it is an
attempt to blackmail him. Mrs. Polk is about
40 years OF age and goOd-loOking. Her first hus-
band was the late DR.. Taylor, Of Berlin, Wor-
cester county. She was originally Miss Adams
OF Somerset county, and very respectfully con-
nected. Mr.. AydelOtt is "a years of age and a
man OF family. He has been several times
member Of the General Assembly of Maryland.
and lately OF the Maryland and Virginia boun-
Diary commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27
Dsssrsc, Government, Affairs.

The attorney for the District has rendered an
opinion in relation to communications OF Gen.
Thomas and Col. Webster on the status Of the
District militia. lie states that he thinks the
Commissioners are without power in the premi-
SEES except as advisory from their position as the
executive OF the District The recent decision
of cur Supreme Court is the present law of the
District, and Col Webster correctly apprehends
its force. The legislation OF the late District
legislature on this subject, the attorney states
is without force in the premises. He states that
the whole matter is the subject of Congressional
legislation, and covered by chapter 81, revised
statutes of the District of Columbia, page 1855;
that the power and duty Of organizing the mill
tia Of the District is there placed wholly In the
hands OF the President OF the United States, and
doubtless would be promptly exercised and per-
t t ne on ADVICE In the premises that If chap
plemented by the general militia laws OF the
united states, under section SO revised statutes
d. c, page 10. He states that this whole matter
lies beyond any field of his labors or experience
He suggests that the whole correspondence be
referred to the President, and that Gen. Thomas
and Col Webster be notified Of the action Of the
Commissioners.
THE sCHooI-HoUsE CONTRACTS.
MeSSrS. Somerville and Samson, representing
the subcommittee Of the building committee Of
the Public School Board, held a conference with
the District Commissioners this morning in re-
latfOn to the delay In commencing the new
school building for the first school district In
spector Entwisle being present. The situation
was fully discussed. II will be remembered that
Mr.. J. G. Naylor was awarded the contract for
building two new public schoolhouses on the
1auritzen and Cluss plans; that the rise of ma
terial soon after the contracts were given out
rendered it impossible for Mr.. Naylor to go on
with the work, and his bOndSmen, Messrs.
Lewis and Richards, were called upon to do it;
that these gentlemen agreed to divide the two
jobs, Mr.. richards to take the Lauritzen build
ing, on Capitol Hin, and Mr.. Lewis the Cluss
building, on Massachusetts, avenue; that Mr..
Richards has proceeded with his house and is
now making good and satisfactory progress;
that the Cuss building has not yet been COM
menced, owing to the physical inability of Mr..
but little prospect OF his doing so, his health
growing worse instead OF better. There were
several projects suggested during the confer
ence to-day, but the subcommittee did not wish
TO assume any responsibility, and special meet
ing of the school board will be called next week
when all will be present, including the inspector
of buildings and the District Commissioners.
This meeting will probably determine what will
be done to save the appropriation from lapsing
and to secure the much-needed school facili-
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PIANO TUNING, first-class 81. J. F. Lucas, SIS
f, and 902 9Th SITS. +

CARTER CATCHES A TARTAR.-In the Police
Count today Robt. Carter, colored, was charged
with threats to Rebecca Smith, living at S21 18th
street, and the latter testified that Carter had
been paying his addresses to her. and when she
found out that he was married man she told
him she did not want him to wait on her. that
Robert Smith then came to see her, and on Sat-
urday night Carter met her and threatened that
he would kill her If she went with Smith again
and slapped her. She produced letter she
wrote to Carter, saying to him: 81 know you to
he low, dirty rascal, who tried to take the ad-
vantage OF me, and am sorry did not scald you
the night made the attempt to do so. donot
care to receive an answer to this, as have no
wish to hear from such tramp. know where
you live. and If you send one will take 1t to
yonr Wife don't want to speak to you again,
but will have my revenge out Of you II it is a
year to come. l have Kettle OF hot water on
the stove, and If had you here would scald
all the skin OIL your back" The Court called
Carter up, and said he had shown himself a
scoundrel in attempting to take the advantage
Of this woman, and, giving him some whole
some advice, took his recognizance to keep the
peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27
Condensed Locals.

Knights of St Patrick. See notice
j. ShilliDgton sends 81. Nicholas for January
and the superb Christmas number Of The Lon
don Illustrated NeirS.
Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. A. Hall will be rendered a
reception next Monday evening by the members
OF the Y. NJ. C. A, at their rooms on 9th and ID
streets.
Attention is directed to the advertisement Of
j. p: w. Won Laer, under the heading per
ments OF his Perfect Binder" pat tented Deem
Der 10th. 1879
The Unity Club held a reunion last evening at
the residence of Rev. c. W. Dennison, and a
very fine programme was presented, which in
cluded an essay, Evening"" by Mr.. j. B. Philip;
vocal and instr Imental music, ard readings.
temperance meeting was held last night at
Union chapel, goth street. under the auspices of
the Jonadabs. Mr.. Berry presided, with J. C.
Lathrop secretary Addresses were made by
Bud" Eggleston, jerry Williams, John Berry,
Ned Humphreys, Ashley. Gardner, and other
good speakers. About fifty people signed the
pledge.
found dead in bed at her residence, No. 404 New
Jersey avenue, yesterday morning. Christmas
day she attended mass and retired that night
apparently enjoy ing excellent health.
The Spencerian Business College will resume
its regular sessions January l, and sensible
young men and women are already securing adj
mission for the New Year. special course is
provided for the new students.
This morning in the Police Court the case of
Albert Smith, charged with an assault and bat
teTy with intent to kill Rutherland by shooting
him on Christmas day, was continued under
bonds.
Rev. DIR. Domer OF the Lutheran church, who
last Sunday participated in the dedication of
church In Miffien, Pa, has returned to the city,
and fine silver water set, suitably engraved,
was presented him in accordance with bequeSt
In the will Of Prof j. o. ArmeS.
i. THE STAR Of last evening contained an adver-
tisement for 800 men and $50 carts to work on
railroad in Virginia, application to be made to
c. S. Bundy Justice of the peace, 456 Louisiana
avenue. opposite the City Hall. When the Judge
arrived at his Office this morning there was
long string OF carts at the door and a long line
OF men. Judge Bundy denies all knowledge of
the notice and was much surprised at the ap-
peaTance of things, The crowd continued all
day. The advertisement in question came to
TIRE STAR office through the mail, and was ac-
companied by letter written on paper with
printed head reading ''Oftice Of Charles S. Bun
dy. attorney 81 law The letter purported to
be signed by Mr. Bundy, and is evidently the
work OF some malicious person.
LieutS. O'COnnell, Bronner and Golden, and
Sergts. Webb, Herbert and Toepper, OF the Dis
trict Artillery, paid visit TO their commander
ON Christmas day, presenting him with very
handsome. heavy, gold-mounted walking stick,
bearing the following inscription: 1.-The Officers
d. C. Artillery to Major Hanneman. Dec. 25,
1872 The major had his left foot mashed very
badly some weeks ago Oh account of a fall with
n hnr NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27

WIFE FINDS THE BODY OF HER MuTILATED
HUsBAND.-Frank Haight left home, in Pulaski
county, Kansas Monday, to do weeks work
in the nei9hborhoCd, intending to return to-
night. Shortly after he lett his wife went out
to visit neignEor, and when half a mile from
her home she found the dead body Of her hus-
band lying in the road. shor through the head
and breast. Henry wilson, HaighJ'S brother
in-law, has been arrested on suspicion. He
had borrowed gun of the calibre indicated by
the shots: he had previously threatened
Haight's lite and his shoes fitted the tracks in
the mud at the scene Of the murder.
A DOUBTFUL CONVERSION. Mr.. Moody. the
evangelist, stated to-day that the reported con-
version OF Dan Rice, the Snowman, and the
announcement that he would speak at his
CMr. Moody's) meetings have attracted great
attention throughout the country, and numer-
GUS letters from ministers and religious persons
had been received here, making inquiries re-
garding the matter. While speaking in kindly
terms of Mi. Rice, MI Moody says there is
no foundation for these reports. So far as
he knows, the Snowman IS not converted,
he has had but one conversation. with Mr.
Rice, and in that he gave no evidence OF con-
version whatever. Mr.. Rice had not been an
nounced to speak at this meeting, nor would he
be. Mr.. Moody added: I'm such cases it is not
my habit to put men forward at once, nor to
call upon them Immediately to preach, eXhort
OF lecture. 1t is well to try them while, and
when their life and acts show the genuineSS of
the change 1t IS time enough to put them for
ward on the platform. IT cincinnati diSp1tch
25h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27
CUTICURA
HCMORS OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN, AND SCALP.

CUTICURA REsoLvENT ia the most powerful Blood
Purifier and Liver Stimulant ever compounded. In
forty minutes after taking the first dose it may be
detected in the saliva blood Eweat and urine show
ing that has entered the blood and been distrib
uted throughout the entire system. In its passage
through the circulating fluids it meets with the
rupt particles Of matter which foster and maintain
disease, with which it chemically unites destroying
and gradually eliminating them from the system.
Hence its power to forever expel Scrofulous Can
cerous, and Canker Humors, which unchecked fill
cate machinery of life.
CUTIcURA, the great external remedy for all HUI
mors of the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers, Sores and Dis
charging Wounds, is the most soothing and healing
OF outward applications. 1t speedily destroys fun
gus and parasitic growths, restores the oil glands
and tubes to healthy condition, and cures, when
assisted by the CUTIcURA SOAP Diseases of the Skin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27

A SAN FRANCISCO PHOTOGRAPHERS hearing of
distinguished arrival" at the house of lady,
called at once, and begged to have the flustrious
stranger sit at his gallery exclusively. The
lady heStIatipg, and limiting that it might be
the strangers name. Said the lady, astonished.
He hasn't got any name" Hasn't got-why
I-ahem!-your joking Miss" Not at all, sir
one day old, and" But the photographer had
slid out, using extracts from Mi. Kearney's
orations that made even the car-driver shud-
der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27

The CASE OF LIEUTENANT WALKER.-To-day
the hearing Of Lieutenant Walker, Sd q. S. Cav
airy, on habeaS corpus was resumed before
Judge James. Lieutenant Walker took the
stand and was subjected to lengthy examina-
be was man of remarkable intelligence and
many In the room were OF the opinion that he
was about as sane as any man present. In the
examination OF Dr. Goddlng, yesterday, he did
not testify In terms that be did not consider If,
safe for Walker TO go at large, but that he was
liable to break out in MT OF insanity when
under excitement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27

~ To add realistic effect to ''Uncle Toms
Cabin" at LoganSport. Ind, a live bloodhound
was introduced. and the brute heightened the
realism by breaking his chain and biting an ac-
tress seriously.
rs-A bird dealer at Des Moines sold a parrot
for $40, with the assurance that it did not know
any bad language, but the purchaser soon found
thnt it swore like a trooper, and has sued to re-
cover the money.
eFSporting guns are now ma lie in England
with the hammers concealed in the lock mech
anism internally, SO that persons who prefer to
handle their weapons from the muzzle In going
through brush need not find death in the gun.
a James Taylor, a. young man OF Waldo,
Ohio, who caused the death OF Clayton Randall,
by striking him with billiard cue in August
last, has died in prison. He plead guilty OF man
slaughter, and was sentenced to nine years i'm
priSODment.
FRAN Albanian who lost a hat on James
The returns must have come In very slowly In
Alabama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-27
To Ladies and (;entIemen.

We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
No. 9o6 street, near 9Th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements whether OF
American or European Invention he is enabled
TO do his work In manner not to be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments Thoroughly cleansed. The
enectual removal Of grease spots guaranteed I I
Speciality In cleaning Ladies' Reception Dresses,
partly Oh thoroughly. 26 years experience. Kid
EirSt-claSS work.