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C1tloNE y :, AN " WAthhsIooi:
Of the 41fonttenr deadten contasna tho following
parttclllars Of tue rreat storm at Ductouc1le:
Al nho,tt o.ctntir m Wcdnct,,or oftor,o,,,
49,. , 49,. W D,.,' ,..,. ~.
'ne sky was eogereo Win o&sk t'ncK Clouds
ami heasy thunder ctsps were hca1d III the DIS
tanec. This prcsagad a tempest, hut nobody
cxpcctet the terrible ono that plunged the nco-
ri. NJ Snrtt, norr IL ,error. aomn t,Io,, h
p'o " t'olsu nAun ~ .e..0. SUM- +'neh
clonas plo"ed Inc eky. anu t~oa especially,
enormously 1arge and black, approached each
other from, opposite directions, AID camo Into
co,lI.on nt I,ic1, cave. .hout twn u1c. ahovo
q. s1s.,,s C,,,,.,,, r,,a shs,,, 49,. .a.-,,,,'
OH s4aEss eh"FcH' luz 1noeA was 'e'r1pie,
forming watefspout conlcal In shapo aM1
frightful In size. Tie cycione. moving toward
ihe east. traycrtea several smalt woods. uprnbt-
inE nld raising everything IN tho coHrao Of Its
passage fur A width Of two ncrcs Three farm-
lfauses. with barns md stock, were scattered
ward The north, tho Haterspout fell unon barn
anil completely. demolished II. 1'hr zigxag
course sarca st. MarY's Church, the Presbyterian
Church, and their dcbendenclcs. Advancing to-
ward tho cast1u zigzag fashion. tlln waiefspout
III twink!.ug Of m eyo reached l}uetouchc
the sds OF the firth. and then lost ttscf tn the
sea- On tho river the waterspous lifted two
srchcs from tho top OF the bg bridge to thu south
uf tho ctlaunnf, and launched them hundred
raccs below. The covering Of tl,G mill on the
south eit'e aud partly on the north side was car
rted of, md tho crown was Injured. Returning
to the river The cyclone moved eack to strike
Is here especially TINT the ruins arc enormous
and tho obstruction ndescrtoable. The couydnt
was considerably damaged, the church stccplc
VIVA raised gu ono side many feet, nnh the
, 1879-08-14
ARCHERY.
The Second Days Shooting In the
National Tournament.
4 List Of tho Prizc- Winners and Tie
Scores Made.
Everything 10 10 Finished To-DaJ--
An Attractive Programme.

Quitc large md certainly vory sclcct
audience assembled ut Whlte-Stocktng Park
yesterday to Witness Tho second DAYS shoot
Ing In The National Archery Tournament. Oc-
casionnl showers In tho carly part Of tlIe
morning rendered the prospects tor Il p'oas-
ant day rather dnbfous but at 10 o'clock tho
sun waa shining brightly und the grounds Ia
fine condition for business.
THE rnonnAMMH
included tho regular shoot by both ladies' md
gentlemen for The National medals; two i1anl-
leaps for Renslemon,-ono ut 10 Yards md one
at 80; and two handicap, for ln.l[ca, the dis
tanccs being 40 md 70 yards. In these
handtcaps the winners Of the morning
In tho National shoot vefe penaltEed by
having n certain per cent taken from thcir
scores, but IN hpitc Of this disadvantage Mrs.
Brown, Of HASTINGS Mich, CAPTURED third
prize fn thu tadtes' 40-Yasd contest, Fl pcr
Cent being taken from her gross acore. She
also won second prize for t1,c day in The Nation.
al shoot. and NOW leads the ou.cr ladies' for
that trophy, Mrs. Ice and Mrs. Kline, both Of
Urawfordsvlllc, Ind, nrc close upon her, how
ever, md yesterday tic former lady won FIRST
prizo for the day. Mrs. Kline securing third.
To-day will aottle tho matter definitely, and It
Ia generally conceded TINT tic struggle for tho
tVfHkEA A>AtlVuHA hHAA4 Will DJ QGkHSIh
hfcsdamcs Brown and Lee, although the friends
of Mrs. Kline arc san0u!no OF her SUCCESS.
+, Among the gentlemen. Mr.. ". H. Thompson
nuatn led III the National shoot, mud there Is
little doubt that he will curry OF first honors.
THE HANptcArs
we're all shot In The afternoon. tic prizes being
won as follows: Gcntlemcn's handEcnps: Thirty
arrows ut 10 Yarls-Elfet prize, snakcwood bow,
Mr.. T. llusscv, Des sIoIncs; second psizc,
backed bow, Afr. W. II. Warren. Batayia, N. r.;
third prize, backed bow, Mr. Il. G. Carver,
Highland pask, III. Thirty arrows at TO yards.
First prize. bamboo bow, Mt. W. r. D. QEay,
Highland Park; second prize, lemonwood bow,
Nit. Henry, Des b[olncs; third prizo, hali-dozeu
arrows, Alr. Brewer, Charlottesville, Ind.
Ladles' handicapa: Forty-clRht arrows Mt 40
ynrda a-Firat prizo, scroll saw. Miss Dxby,
Depcrc, Wis; second prize, snakcwood low,
Mrs Catch, Dcs Motncs; third prize, writ Ing
deak, Mrs Brown, Hastings, Mich. Tic other
ladies' handicap waa twenty-four ARROWS at %
yards, the prize being an archcr's tent. It was
won by Miss BIxby, who thus achieved tl's
ouor of carrying oil first prize in both au,licaps.
r Ha SCORES or THE DAy
were as follows:
NATIONAL xEbALs-uENTLENEg.
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RF 3kftGtttph 10 !3fc Iofk Hdfdid.
SALT LAKE, Utah. Aug. l0.-Ill1 Congress
elonal Investigating Committee arrived In Ogden
Wednesday evening, and were met ttcrG by
nuu,ber ot polygsa,ous salpts, who escorted
thum tu this eity During tllctr stay hore tRcy
wero the guests of tlls Mnrnsons, who furnished
carriages III profus!on and carried them to plaecs
OF Interest. Thuraday morning they visited
John Taylor and looked over tho Tabernacle.
lie Mormon Tpmple, and then dsoye out to
t,4s Pcnltenttary to Visit Canton all4 hls Co"
executors, who arc Imprisoned for coH-
tempt. 11lers thcy partoox of u COLLATION., TO-
vuu,ur and had good tins. They lssensd 10
Ganuop's vcrsion Ut Lie atory, bollegud him the
v!ct!as OF judicial bt00try. aud proIntsca to uso
their iuiluonce to procur0 his reltAAe aud TO pro-
cure Statehood for Utah. Our visitors wero 10
constantly surrounded by u,uch-marrfod saints
that usnti!e4 would not spproach them. The
COMMITTEES and their ffIeaus lett lot saa Fran
cisca Gu Saturday afternoon ia the coa!aaeat be-
lut that tlcY KNOW Rll about MollnonIsm.
l.oYal citizens are Inqulrlug II tho puolIc money
is pa!l 10 ualr Representatives 10 encourage
dH!oYal sect tu wEougdouE.
A striking article appeured ia the Church
organ Gu Friday eYaatliEs whlch hss prodnc9a .
profound tnprcsstou, alli 10 believed to Aayo
bean Inspired By thu leader Of thu Church. II
decIasus TINT tile aiorlaous arc tried beyond
illrlr power ot endurance, lud II au uprising
should vceur ousa!lu1s vii! bs hs sufferers.
, 1879-08-14

THO following extract gives tho gfst Of the whole
article:
"We are not hero to low down as serfs to
Government appointces nor tick the brlbe-
ataTned hht}ds ot Imported satraps. We.aso still
In possession OF certain lnalIcnable rights. which
ws do not propose 70 surrender. We shall nro-
tect our lives IL best we may from the murler-
ois assaults Of imported assas.ins., We shall
cnntoud for our llbcrtes and resist tho tncascer-
atlon Of honorable men In lafls, whle
l;a'i-sharks,. 'cot,splrators, :rnuracrcrs,, 80.
ducers, and other vagabonda 70 At largo.
w proposo to pursue happiness In our #aT,
Without the detauon Of corrupt seonndrefs, who
wh!ta teaptng abuAe Upon III arc eeokiug to fn-
trotluee hero the louIcst forms Of vico and e.
taolfsh among u debauehcry, tntcmperaucc,
tnfautfctdc, ftettcslc, and all tho degrading ad-
juncts OF modern Christian civilization with
which they have boon familiar. Wa want moth
ing to do with tho foul brood. nor their 1oat1l-
souo, degrading, damnable Influence; md Il tho
isAue II to bave them and their praclees fastened
upon Us d 10 cndanEnr tho financial prospects
OF the Territory, we say, lot IT. come"
I'm Saturday evening second article, equally
as lnccndtary and mcnae!nx, appears. It Ia be-
lieTed John Taylor Ia led into this tnd'scretton
BY thct encouragement hn received from tns
Congregational Labor Committee.
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n No,,la1nRu Starved to Death.

pounced Il, .he III sleatl, It'll M irom sasr st.rysuan Of
princo Surge MlcinaeloYlch ualttzfu, employed
10 a ccnsor of books, uI removed by "su-
prune urters to odessa, whuso he tnok lodg'
inbs In tho house Of q carpenter, Occupying
that t!.c eU!Ila could not 10 EUt Into Il. An In.
q,liry elected tho tnct that fur Months la Ind
subslsted Oh dry dread With occasionally . lnor-
kcl ot checsu or MI applu. 1te left 70 etfects,
ssvo thu rags On hm, when ho dte4. us mother
eilu owns several houses, u 1no INFUSION sur
rounded hy park anl fashionable nunRcry.
lIIs wife ffur tho unfortunate nOb!enan wus
t,arrtea) liuatel,cd from Moacow To Hstand hts
fuucr4j, but WAS too Lutte.
, 1879-08-14

otAAA kNtAAf ss0tlt OoA
:Mosgan County estimated bY the Hon. Il. Hen
leraon, =. /, Brunch, ESQ.,. aud Lem uutridgc,
County Treasurer. .-..-
tt;seono County estimated by Hughes East, i:sQ.
troBay County catlInntud bY ". +. WcIb0rn.
Esq.. who places thc acres haFypsted a. 67. 0Oo;
yesage p0r aero, ~ to ~ bushels.
SFoseF County estimated by tho llon. Q.V. Mcn-
.lcs. who writes: ''Acrea harvested, TO, GOO TO
Vi, D00; average urr acre, 20 bnshpa."
Assuming tile population Of Inalana to 10
2,Googyo a'n' that sif bushels per capita u re-
qiltrcll Tor hons consumption, our figures show
tint The Staso will llaYu tor export 43,DU1.000
bushels, Or sonethtns ahoyu II per cent Of tho
entire foreign demand, md mors than - pet
cont OF tho entira available supply Of lilo whoie
country for cxportatInn. Illesu estimates,
based Us ihcy are upon tic most FclIabla Iat4
t!At can be obtainch, brings Indiana into thu
boL,lest prominence as whcnt-growlHE State.
This will ba still moru readily seen By com.
par!son with other Htates. The wheat crop Ut
Minnesota II estimated at 600 bushels, Or
l6,oo0. QUO bushcls bsloM .he crop q lusllanat
anl ~ ~ efop q Catera e ~. ~ y estmatsa e.
crop Vi this Stale.
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at tariff rates, or At less than tariff rates.
Shippers will got ten days not,co Of nm incsanso
In tho tariff, during which time a1l their Gu
gagcmonts must bc flied. Otherwise Increased
rates vii! bo charged. All freight must l'o
hillcd nt iul! tart1 rates, otserwiso i will
.l,e trunk lines until Tho correction ia tho
billing ts hnrdo. No rebates OF drawbacks
vii! bo allowed except on freight IN
which cunttncta may have been mnac prior 10
juno H. 1873, aud n1l auci1 drawback vouchers
must 10 spprovcl BY tlle Commissioner ocforo
any Of the trunk lines will pay them.
, 1879-08-14

TN}|NdH 713N.J 1F79Nn1.
j. II. Henderson, Of Arkalclpha, has q horse
that Raves him tic trouble Of keeping dog, Is
he IA as good ~ ono In running hoRa and cows
out OF a f'eld. One 0aY he waa put in tho yard
hack Of Our otffco. where q pig happened to get
In, when he SAW him and caught him With his
tecth bJ the buck and gave him shaking. On
dropping him tho pir did mt walt to ask qucs-
tlons, but struck boc-anc for the crack III tho
son ssates tlat when COW gets IN his tleld llo
sets t,s hursc pu her and llc aoon rupB her ont.
, 1879-08-14

ZANEsvlr1E, o., Aug. 12.-1ntelllgenco has
inst been received In tins city Of terrbln Gx-
pluston which occurred In Salem Township, this
county, lata yestprtlay afternoon, BY which three
young men were instantly killed.
The scene Ut the accident Ia III d dense growth
Of timber, two inaea cast Of tho Village Of
Atlamsr|lle, and abous thirtron mEca from
Xancsrilc, Five men weru engaged iu running
portable sawn,!il, when suddenly the boiler c1-
ptot}ct with terrific force, The boiler acct1s to
have parted In The middle, and the front half
was lifted into tic air and carrled ITO yards,
while the other end. cnrrYlng with It the snlolo-
stack, went stratrht back over the Baw anu cas-
rlaEe sixty to seventy yRrlis.
Caiub nuker, t'o sawyer, wus standing at
Ills post with his right fund on q leYcs co,n-
nlunIyat!on with thu engine at the moment tho
EXPLOSION occurred. 4 Blecc Of tho holtur struck
hI; OIL Tie neck, allearlE tho head oil rs neatly
rs could hare been done With surgeons knife.
Tic ca.tless trunk was blown distance OF ten
ward nIul to tho left With great force, striking
u farmer named John VIM, who was sitting on
d log watching n. men at work. The shaslly
missile Knocked Mr.. VIM down, hut lIe escaped
years, lad one Of Ills feet laiiy n.ashei.
Deanison Ssotts, aa "oT bearer ataMlfng
iu the rear OF the sawyer, was instantly killed.
hs right arm a''d head beng cut oil b. t''e ils'
NJ isarS apf't daumer tho engineer WIS at his post
near tho furnace, aud was struck by il.c front
eu.i Of tic bullcr, Ills right arm mud about hat
Of tho llcad were carried AWAY. Twu O.tNr tncll
employed about tho mlll Cscapod With serious
bruises ai1l burns. ...
Of tho explosion. The mill 10 tota! wreck, an'l
IL scattered In eYory drectnn acme vi the parts
having been hurled ..M Yar!s. Two Of thu lnou
killed WeEo married; the other was single.
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oa1cAoo. rEKlN t. SOUTHWEST
TcTfN

eDff7dl H&pafeA 10 1Rs TFibuN&
JOLIET, ILL.,, Aug, 1a-1n the Will County
circuit Court to-day, Ia tho case Of tho Farm-
~, ~ t*oau q Trust Company ", Tho Chieago,.
Iekn . Southwestern Hallroad, ~ order was
fnateEcd & t BY Juags Mclsoberts requiring Fraucia
-. r.! tllhGkos, heretofore appointed Itocciver Ut
ra'n railroad, 10 show cause by Tomorrow ut .
%s.ocR %,'... 7: H. WhY ho should not be removed
'1oln said trust.
, 1879-08-14

:, NO SPECIAL CONTRACTS.
NRR foAK, Aug. l3.-Twenty-slx roatls. rep.
resented Ia tho Joint Executive ComM!ttco,
!'uSo aureed to discontinue making special con-
t'scta for certain lots Or quantities Ut freight
, 1879-08-14

= L5IV
G. ]. Jones has In his posacsslon spear OF
grass t.,4t IL R!xty-a[gtlt fect long, which grew
gu tho bottom t,uar tho river. Tho above story
sounds Incredible. hut anY ono doubling II can
comu nl.ll ECU for themselves, and II II |. not
tho lcuxth stated w Will psy aIl tho sxpouacs
OF tho trip
, 1879-08-14

DENVER, Col, Aug. ia dispatch was re-
cctved here to-day stating that Jay Hould, rhlla
in Europe, made An arrangement With thc
Dulcb bont1hollorB to control the Denver PRcs-
nc Hallway, running from Denver to Cheyenne.
, 1879-08-14

BosroN, Aug. lS.-Tl4ere Is report here to-
night TINT tho yacht stastle, which had been
hired hy marty from l!ayerht!l. stass:, cnp-
sszcd OFT Miuotts LedEs. tn lilo iarbor, thia aft
pfnDun, aud several Wcre drowned.
, 1879-08-14

TO-DAY
le The last OF the tournament, and will undoubt-
cdly be tile iest, as the National medals will hc
DECIDED, and some team shooting be douo,
, 1879-08-14

No other WA1.kes Dye Equals nllr4-5o e~.'.-
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GkNTLEMkH'H uANnEc1r.
iaO arrows Mt 40 arrows ut 10
yarlA. yaFds.
NAxFs. l'------"Ei-----
lflta. Value. Il Hits. Value.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
snERIFF'S SALE.

DIT VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID Issued out Of the District Couit Of the
First Judicial District. In and for the County
OF Storey. state Of Nevada. on the 2ist day OF
March. A. ID. 1879, and 10 me directed and
delivered on . judgment and decree rendered
in said oourt ON the 18th day Of March. A. D.
and against PHILIP SMITH and OARO.
LINE SMITH. d~sfendants. In which decree
there IL found TO DO due the plaintiff nom said
defendants. Philip Smith and Caroline smith.
the sum Of $50 &c and costs OF suit. taxed at
81 IS. and ti0o counsel iee and interest on
tso from March ID. A. D. 1879. 81 2 per
balance nom the isfh day Of March. 1879. I'LL
paid. q the rate Of . per cent. per month, and
20 90 Clerks accruing costs. and coets and ex-
penses OF sale. l am commanded to sell the fol.
lowing described real estaie or 70 much thereof
% may be necessary, 10 wit: That parcel Of
land ntuate and being In the Town OF Gold Hill.
County OF STOREY. and more particularly de
Of Crown Point street. and beginning 81 Q stake
on the southwest corner Of said lot on the line
Of said street, and running thence In an east.
erly direction along the line OF said street
siIty.tvo feet. thence In Q northerly al.
rection from said aforementioned line one
hundred and two feet eight inches, thence In q
westerly direction sixty.two feet. thence In .
southerly direction ono hundred and two ieet
and eight inches to the place Of beginning.
bsing designated upon the oficial map Of the
Town Of Gold Hill ~ Lot numbered ihirty.two
ts1J In Block numbered one Y. Range z;
Noti,e 10 hereby given that on FRIDAY.
the 9th day Of Nay. A. ID. 1879, between the
hours Of Q O'Clock A. 4 add 8 O'Clock r. n, viH;
at n o'clock. noon, ! will sell all the right, title.
claim and interest Of the said defendants. Philip
Smith and Caroline smith. Of. In and to the
sbove-describsd property. or 90 much thereof a.
may DO suficient, In front Of the curt Hou-e
doors. In the City Of Virginia. In said County Of
Storey and state Of Nevada. 1t public suction,
for cash In hand, 20 the highest and best bidder,
10 satisfy said Judgment and decree. and al
costs. I'm United stAlss gold coin.
virginia, March 22nd, 1879
O. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff Of Storey County. Nevada.
ny u. J. McCuroHAs, Deputy Sheriff. 27td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
MINING APPLICATION 80. ass

MINING APPLICATION NO. 800.
U. =. survey Ne. i52-Tswnship ~ n,
Ranss3 ~ r., Mount Disbls Bsse and
Meridian.
TINTED STATES LAND OFFICE, CARSON
u City, Nevada. March a, is1s.-notlce 10
hereby given that Aaron Hooper OF Virginia
City, Nevada, by 9eo. W. osrside. his author.
iled agent, whose poetoftce address u 81 VIZ
ginia City, storsy county. state OF Nevada. has
this day made and nled In this ONCE his duly
States for SIX hundred and sixly.six 600 linear
feet Of the EAST EUROPA lode or vein. bear
ing gold and silver. with surface ground varying
from three hundred and nfy (35Ob ~ nve hun
dred and silty (s0O) feet In width. known a. the
kast EUROPA mine, aud being onhcially suryeysd,
plated and Designated % q. 8. Survey NO. w,
Township II north. Range n east, Mount Dis
commencing 1t = post marked No. J. :;
Survey No. III, being on the south boundary OF
U, b. Survey No. %. Julia Gold and Silver
Mining Company; thence. nrst course, south !!
degrees 10 minutes eat ele feet 70 poet mAiieo
No. 2, US. Survey No liz. being iden!ical with
he southwest corner Of the Moore . Morgan
u. 8. Survey No. 100; thence, second course;
south 50 degrees west e60 feet 10 post married
No. y, U. B. Survey No. III; thence, third
courss. north ~ degrees 30 minutes west 61k
feet TO post marked No. 4, U. y. Survey No. iI2;
thence. fourth course, north CO.. feet TO post
marked Nc. 8, U. b. Survey No. III, whence
quarter section corner on north line Of section
70 bsars north . degrees west las feet distant;
thence. ffth course, north 80 degrees east so
feet 70 post No. !. the place OF beginning-eon-
tanning seven acres. True bearings; MAGNETIC
variation. igh degrees eat. This claim 10 situ.
ated In Gold Hill Mining District. County Of
storey, State OF Nevada, and duly recorded In
Boob q. y. Q. X, page 80 Of the Virginia Mining
Records Of locations.
Any and all persons claiming severely any
scribed are required TO ale their adverse claim
with the Register Of the Unltsd states Land
once o. Carson City. Nevada. during the sixty
days' period Of publication hereof, or they viii
be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
Aasi O. N. HARRIS. REGISTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
SnERIFF'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
l First Judicial District Of tho state Of Ne.
vada In and for the County OF Storey.-ytrei.
mia savings Bank. plaintiff, W. Alfred Doten
and MARI i. Dotsn. defendants. Under and by
virtue Of IN order Of sale and decree fufelos.
ing certain mortgages upon the real estate here
ilafter described, issued out Of the District
Court OF the Frat Judicial District, In and 70,
storey County, state Of Nevada, on the nd day
Of April, A. ID. 1879. In the above entitled &C.
ton, wherein the Virginia Savings Bsnk. the
above named plaintiff obtained q judgm,n nj and
decree against ,aid Alfred Doten and Mays
Dotsn. defendants, for We sum OF f3,252 90 In
gold coin. with interest o. the rate OF three per
cent. Der month from Februar, %, 1879. and
costs Of suit taxed at tI2 rs and $3.50 90 counsel
fee, with interest thereon rom this date at,the
rate Of ten per cent. per snnum: and 70 70
OF psls. which said decree hSs been recorded by
the Clerk Of said court In Judgment Book Y,
d page 63: and.as By said order and decree am
commanded 10 cell all that certain city or o
lotsituated In the town OF Gold Hill. County
Of storey and State OF Neyada, bounded and
described a. follows. viz; Lot eight 49,. Block
Ave Isl, Range &C." Town Of Gold Hill. a.
designated upon the ofieial map OF said town,
being the same property acquired By Alfred Do
ten, one Of ito defendants herein. nom Matilda
Lynch, By deed dated March . Lisa. and duly re
corded In records OF said Storey county ! there
fore public notice 10 hereby given that on Fri.
day. he sixteenth day Of May. A. d. 1879. be-
tween the hours Of . o'clock A. n. and so'eloek
p. n. viz at n o'clock. noon. OF that day, In
front OF the Court House doors In said city OF
Virginia. County Of Storey. I will. In obedience
TO said order Of sale and decree OF foreclosure.
sell the above described property, or 30 much
thereof ~ Is necessary TO satisfy plaintiff o sid
Judgment and the interest thereon and costs
and aecrulng costs OF sale 10 the highest and
best bidder. for cash 10 gold coin Of the United
states. o. WILLIAMSON.
Sheriff Of Storey County. Nevada.
by n. J. hcourcnAs Deputy sheriff.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29

And In accordmcs with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the llth day
OF March, 1879, 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock - may Be neceesary. viii
Be sold at public suction; q ne oGes o. ne
San Francisco, California, % SATURDAY. the
tsnth day or Nay. 1872. d the hour OF
I O'Clock =. 4. Of ssid day, 10 PAY said delin.
quept assessment thereon. together with costs
81 Advertising and expenses Of the sale.
W. n. ALLEN, SECRETARY.
Ofice-Room II, 4ip California sfrsst, hsn
Fnncisco. CaIifemla. M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29

And In accordance with law. and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 7ih day q
March, 1879. % many shAres OF each parcel
q such stock a. may be Necessary will bo
Orttendsn. Room rs Merchants Exchange
Building. San francisco, Cal. ON WEDNESDAY.
The 3oth day Of April. 1879. at the hour Of I
O'Clock =. =. OF said day. TO pay said Delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF "a.
vertising and expenses Of the sails.
J. ". PEW. Secretary.
~0nce-R0om is, No. $40 Pine street, san
Francisco. California. i2td
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medical or other compounds. ornamental
destgns. trade marks and labels. Caseats. As
signments, Interferencts, Infrneements and
al mstters relating 70 Patents promptly attend.
Cd 70 We make p~rcliminsty examinations and
furnish opinions ~ 10 patentabliity, frve Of
charge, and al who arc interested In new inven.
tons and Patents arc invited 20 send for Q copy
10 sent ffee 10 any address. and contains com.
plete Instructions how 20 obtain Patents, and
other valuable matter. During the past Ave
year 10 have obtained nearly thres thousand
patents for American and foreign inventorp, and
can give ssiisf.etory references In almost every
county In the Union.
LOUIS DAGGER 4 co.,
Solicitors OF Patents and Attorneys Il Law.
10 proit building. Warrington, d. O.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-29
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
TWIN rEAKs MINIaa COMPAAY

TWIN PEAKS MINING COMPANY
! Location OF principal place Of business,
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that d . meeting Of
the Board Of Directorr, held on the 18th day OF
April, 1879. an assessment No. ~ OF Fifteen
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately,
In United states gold coin. TO the Secretary, at
the once Of the Company, No. tt California
street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sixtsenth day OF
May, 1873, viii be delinquent, and advertised
Tor sale 1t public auction. and unless payment
10 made before. will DO iold on THURSDAY.
the hfth day Of June, 1879, 10 pay the delin-
quent assessment, together with costs Of I'D.
vertising aud expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board ofiDirecton.
T. W. COLbURN. Secretary.
0fnce-No. tlt California street. Ban iran.
cisco, California. ltd