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POsTPONRMRNT.

The above sale 10 hereby postponed till
SATURDAY. the SECOND l2dI day OF ooro.
BHR. A. y. 1850, at the SAINT hour and
place. O. WILL ,AMSUN,
Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
By n. ]. McCurcnAN. Deputy bneHf. II
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cH0 A WEEK. SIS Q day ct homo sssfy
8 Co., Augusts, Maine.
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REPORT or TOWN MARSHAL.
GOLD HILL, August q. 1880.
To the Honorable Board OF Town Trus.
tees-Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
report Of the business Of my office for the
quarter ending July 81, 1880:
Dr..
Licenses collected. ............$ 81. 1877 90
Personal property collected. ..... 27s 06
Proceeds mines collected ....... IA 40
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Reports OF Tows Omeiais for the
Quarter Ending July ~. 1850.
REPORT oy TOWN TREASURER.

REPoRr oT TOWN TREASURER.
GOLD HILL. August q. 1880.
To the Hon. Board Of Trustees Of the
Town Of Gold Hill-Gentlemen I here
with submit for your consideration the
Quarterly Report for the quarter ending
July 81. 1880:
DR..
To balance on hand April 80.
loSO $l,2lS ~
Hon. l.. I. Fox .............. 1000 W
=. w. FOLSOM ~ w
N. KENNEDY. 2,UJI %
1OtAl. ..s........ So,Soo o.
Or.
By Coupons. ........ 400 90
BY Warrants ........ o.uol 92- 6,2sl %
Balance on hand July 81. 1880. ..sl,ssi IS
o. H. Gallup. Treasurer.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
DOrOsI INNING ConPANY,

Location Of principal place OF business,
ban francisco. California; location OF works,
Virginia. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that ~ Q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the eighteenth
tiSth) day OF August, 1850, an Assessment
mo. " OF Fifty Gents tcOcI per share Was
levied lpoh tho capital stock OF the corpo-
ration, payable Immediately, In Unit.d States
gold coin, to the Secretary, al the once Of
tue Compsny. koom 70. Nevada Block, no. SOy
Montgomery street. San francisco, cslifornis.
Any STOCK upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty second (22d) day Of
September. lsS0, will b. delinquent, aid sdver.
tissd for sale 1t public auction. and unless
payment 10 made before, win DO sold on
WEDNESDAY, the thirteenth day OF OCTOBER.
lbSU. 70 pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
w. Is. DEAN, recretary.
Once - Rom 10 Nevada Block, NO. 800
Montgomery street. Ssn Francisco. Gal. 10
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DR0sPkCr oOLU AND silver

DROsPECr 0OLD AND SILVER
1 MINING COMPANY. Location Of prin.
cipal place Of business, San FRANCISCO, Cali
fornia.
Location OF works. Silver Star District. Storey
county, Nevada.
Nouce 10 hereby gwen, that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the twenty.frst
day Of August, 1850, an assessment tho. "
OF Ten Gents tlvc) per share was levied upon
tue capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. TO the
Secretary, at the office Of the Company, koom
~. Meichants Exchange. 43l California street.
Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenly-eightn day Of
september. lsSo, will be delinquent. and adver.
tised Tor sale At public auction. and unless
payment 10 made before. win be iold on
SATURDAY. the iixtsenth 18th day Of
October. 1880. TO pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with cost OF advertising and
expcnres Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
Il. r. BUSH, secretary.
0ficc-No. ~ Merchauts' Exchange. l5i Gal.
ifornis street, 5an Francisco, California. ~
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our LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERrlsERS
WHO ThRivE THEREBY.

Advertisiag Busiaess Creates Busi-
n~ss-rrsnss a.d Prosperity Fol.
Low That - the Experience of
All who Have fried IL
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SEGREGATED BELchRR MINING
- COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Of business. ssn
Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hull. Storey county.
Nevsds.
Notices There are delinquent upon the fol.
owing described tto,k ON account Of asstss-
meht mo. III levied On .hs sist day Of july .lssu.
the sew raj amounts set opposite the Names Of
the respective shar.holdeis. - follows
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State Central

State Central Committee
CHURCHILL.
J. W. Ferguson.
DOUGLAS.
James A. Rigby.
xuRxKA.
Thomas 8. Douglas, ]. r. Work.
u. D. Foley. Moses Lyon.
r. R. Bigelow. H. W. Brown,
EsMxRALpA.
]. n. Dormer. A. T. Brann.
HUMBOLDT.
Alex. Wise. Frank Narmore.
LANDER.
Allen A. Curtis, Charles b. SprSals.
LION.
W. R. King, George W. Keith.
LINCOLN.
R. 8. clapp. VIM. P. Goodman,
rYE.
Benz. Curler.
oRxslr.
8. L. Lee. Alfred Helm.
+. J. Mccullough.
/. L. Requs. @. @, Stevenson.
ALI. Doten. Richard Rinpg,
E. B. Harris, z. Gtrother,
Geo. !. Lammon.
wAsHoI.
@. 8. vsrian, ]. 8. shosmaks.
J. B. Kendall. z. A. xoDsrmid.
L. L. RRQuA. cAairnan
ALE. DorKs, SECRETARY. suiT.d
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on tho thxty.
hpt (sis) day OF July 1880. 10 many
shares OF each parcel Of such stock a. may DO
necessary win DO sold at public auction. NJ
the ONE Of the Company, 70. liI Csii.
lorna street. San Francisco. California, on
FRIDAY, the TwRNTY.tOuRIH DAS OF
sEPTEhBkR, 1tSU, st the hour Of one ~
o'clock p. n. Of said Day, to pay raid delin.
qaent assessment thereon. together with costa
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
GkO D. EDWARDS, Secretary.
cisco. California. Md
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ANNUAL REPORTS.
Animal Report OF the President OF
she Board OF Trustees and Other
iowa Officials.

RxYoRr or TIE PRrsrpISr OF rn BOARD
OF TowS rRrsrxEs ~ n TOWN. OF
GOLD HILL.
To the Taxpayers and Citizens Of the
Town Of Gold Hill: In accordance with
the requirements OF the Charter OF the
Town Of Gold Hill. I herewith submit .
report Of the financial situation OF said
town for the year ending April 10, 1850:
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oase-4il o.ufolsis sssss. San Trsaeiseo
oaifoFnh. Is
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y. A. FRIsIUa. Secretary.
oace-No., $50 Pins street. Room ., San
Francisco, CAliiorniA. ~
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THE coNNEmARA COLONY.
Prosperous Condition Of Irish Immi'
grants in Minnesota.

New YoRK, October 9.-Rev. Father
Nugent, Chaplain OF Burrough Prison, OF
Liverpool, who has been visiting in Mani.
toba, Minnesota, and Nebraska, called
at Castle Garden. Father Nugent is known
as the Benefactor OF Connemara Colony
in Minnesota, having assisted to send 500
destitute people from Connemarra,
Ireland, there in June by his efforts 10
raising money to pay their passage. Faith
er Nugent says there has been wonder.
fol change for the better In the conditions
OF the people sent TO the Colony.
Each family Is given q homestead oi 100
acres, purchased from the SlC0,000 fund
raised in this city. The Colony. which Is
situated in Big Stone County, Minnesota,
was named Graceville, in honor OF VIM,
R. Grace, OF this city. Upon each home
stead thirty acres OF land have beer
broken.
Bishop Ireland has also secured fol
many OF the girls situations in families
where they are receiving from IS to 81:
per month, and many Of the young mer
have received employment at $2 o day
These people are now comfortable anc
happy.
Father Nugent anticipates a great in
crease In immigration after he makes Z
report OF his observations.
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Triple Tragedy in Illlnola.

QUINCY, ILL.,, October 9.-six miles from
New Canton, Pike county, lived family
aud two daughters, the elder fifteen years
Of age. A young man named Sellers from
webo, in the same county, has been work
ing for the family. About o'clock last
evening, while Mr.. Baker was from home,
Sellers insisted that the daughter, aged
fifteen years, to whom he had become at
tached, should promise to marry him.
This was refused, when Sellers drew o
revolver and first shot the dog and then
Immediately shot the mother and the
daughter aged fifteen. He then placed the
muzzle to bis own temple and fred.
Every shot was instantly fatal. The entire
tragedy was witnessed by the youngest
from whose testimony before
the Coroner's jury the above facts were
elected.
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FRESHEST NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF OUR own COIN.
TRY.
Occurrences or Interest of Political
Personal aud General Character
Tragic aud Comic Incidenis
Eyerywhere-The Com.
ing state Election.
INDIANA.
Serious Approximations OF Trouble at
IndlnnnpoIJH.

Serious Apprehensions OF Trouble ai
Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 9.-The Jo.rna
Of tomorrow morning will publish ar
alarming article, the purport OF which d
that scheme has been concocted to pre-.
cipitate bloody riot in this city. 1t is as
serted that 1t has been arranged for, that
in the northern wards Of the city, which
are strongly Republican, gangs Of import
ed roughs now here, uniformed as Han
cock Guards, will take possession Of the
polls before the hour Of opening, that the
Democratic votes shall be polled early, and
then these shoulder. .hitters will inaugurate
system Of challenging Republican voters
and all who vouch for them. Trouble and
violence are to be brought out by this bull.
doing. Portionsof the gangs Of bruisera
are to be located in convenient places
armed with State arms furnished by an
officer OF the State, who Is in the conspir.
acy, and when the riot thus brought on is
well uneer way the Governor is to be ap.
pealed to iortroops, and these plug-uslies
are to be called out.
During the melee the ballot boxes are
to be made away with or changed, and by
this means the strong Republican major
ity in Indianapolis Is to be wiped out.
The Journal calls upon all citizens to
meet these men bullet for bullet, and asks
whether the people OF Indianapolis will
stand quietly by and see six hundred
armed roughs from the East called cut by
the Governor to shoot their fellow citizens
at the bidding Of the Solid South.
A meeting OF citizens, irrespective OF
party, is called for at the Court House, at
10 o'clock Monday morning. Hon. John
@. New, Chairman Of the Central Com
mittee and proprietor OF the Journal, claims
to be in possession of undoubted informa-
ton OF the existence Of this murderous
nlot.
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Hancock aud the TariR.

Special to the Cincinnati Enq 'irer.
NEw YoRr, October 9.-Hancock is also
reported by the newspapers at the manu-
featuring town Of Paterson, N. j., as say
ing: "My election can make no difference
either one way or the other, to the manu-.
facturers. There has to be a certain
amount, many millions, raised by tariff
that can be got no other way, and that
must necessarily give protection. The
Paterson people need have no anxiety
whatever that I will ever favor anything
that interferes with the manufacturing In.
terests Of the country. They will have
Just as much protection under Democrat
as under Republican. The tariff ques-
ton is o local question. The same quet-
ton was broBght up once in my native
place Of Pennsylvania. II Is matter the
General Government does not case to In.
terfere with, and nothing is likely to be
done by It."
1t very much to be doubted whether
General Hancock ever uttered such rub.
bish as this-that "the tariff is local ques-
ton" Botn Grant and Hancock seem to
very unfortunate in their interviews.
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FOREIGN MATTERS.
ExpeilInr Jesuits from rrauee-Garibai.
dis son.in.LaW Freed-The Irish
TroubIes-The Eastern Com
plications-RuasianAE
fairs-News ltems.
TURKEY.
The Duicigno Demonstration

LONDON, October "a dispatch from
Ragusa says the Albanian Catholic tribe
have Joined Ria Pasha, who has with
drawn all the regulars from the Dulcignt
district, 1t is believed as q rule, to induce
the Montenegrin to attack.
Three Turkish men.oi.war are at Dul
cigno.
A Berlin dispatch says all OF the powen
have agreed upon the coercive measures
proposed by England.
A dispatch from Cettipje says: Mon.
tenegro has addressed a note TO the powers
repudiating the charges Of hesitancy, and
urging the Porte's note Of declaration oi
war sgainst Montenegro and the powers.
A dispatch from Scutari says some AL.
baniana repulsed some Montenegrins
while cutting corn near Tusi.
PARIS. October GA Cabinet Council
was held yesterday, and another will be
held to-day. 1t Is rumored that the French
feet is. to be recalled.
ATHENS, October 9.-The city Is full oil
warlike hustle, the army daily gains IN
steadiness and bids fair TO be very effect.
i've force.
CoNsrANrIsopLE, October 9.-What has
been for some time feared as possible, now
seems to be imminent. The Porte has
held In reserve its strong cards, and these
are now about to be played.
The purpose OF the Porte Is to call into
play the religious fanticism OF the whole
Mahomedan race, and TO use this as q
means Of exciting the people to resist
ance 10 death against the demands made
by the united powers OF Europe.
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The Republican Rlag'.Presentationa and
the News OF the Day.

the News OF the Day.
Editors Intelligeneer.
1 desire through the columns OF your
courteous paper TO call public attention to
the significant fact that Notwithstanding
the magnificent demonstration on Capitol
Square on Saturday afternoon, on the part
OF tie Republican ladies OF Wheeling, in
honor Of the various Garfield and Arthur
clubs OF this city, no mention was made
OF the demonstrate in the columns OF the
Sunday Leader, save an editorial l'apologetic
squib for the omission. On the other hand
the editor found space TO the extent of
several columns to parade the Democratic
presentation at Washington Hall and the
torchlight procession, as well as various
Democratic flag presentations IN various
parts Of the city. This palpable omission
Is accounted for by the absence ot the re-
porter at Steubenville. This means, ! sup.
pose, that there was but one person in the
city who could have written an account
OF the Republican demonstration. No
other member OF the "Leader gang" las
that paper expresses it, was qualified TO
write ANYTHING on the subject. This is
about as thin an excuse as the editor could
have trumped up. He took good care that
the writer OF his Democratic notes should
be on hand. The Leader has more than
once boasted OF its independence and fair
ness. Republicans, however, have not
failed TO notice the partisan tone oil said
paper In this canvass, and 1t is TO be
hoped hereafter that they will not be mic
led by its false pretenSions. The edifol
supported Tilden In 1873. and having 81
Idea that Hancock Is the coming man, be
appears 10 be setting his house In order
for that event.
The Republican demonstration on Sat
urday afternoon was one OF the finest dis
plays OF the kind that ever took place II
this city, and considering the TACT that q
many OF our best ladies and prominen
gentlemen were participants In its prepara
ton and consummation, It rich y deserves
a prominent mention 10 the columns OF
newspaper protesting TO be achronicler o
the news OF the day, and while TO all con
cerned 1t can be q matter OF little impor
lance that It received mere meagre pass
ling notice In the Sunday LeddeT, yet TO tina
paper the omission Of such courtesy !
iikely To be matter Of no small moment
for II take 1t that hereafter the Republican
OF this city will Reek in the columns OF som
; other paper the record Of the curren
This omission Of the Sunday Leader is q
! the more noticeable on account ot lis iai
, ure 10 make any mention in its columns
: the beautiful silk flag and banners pre-
sented 10 the Young Mems Garfield an
Arthur Club at Veteran Hall on lai
!, Thursday evening.
) In the Saturday evening edition Of th
! Leader, run by the same person, no mel
: tion was made OF the demonstration goin
on at Capitol Square that afternoon, or
), Tie preparations that had been made K
, sid demonstration. Taken altogethe
i these omissions show that the editor, as
i pretended editor Of the news Of the day,
4 failure. II is evident that real nesspap
publishing Is not his iorte.
ur,,,,wo o,.oha, IN 1900
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r..I.rI.lnllye Ticket.

~ p,,ir,,r seems disposed to make {
.,,I 'Ds warfare on the candidate on the
P...SIic,u % Legislative ticket who hap
N ~, n be its rival 10 the newspaper bust
p.' - + Quite unknown TO that gentleman
'.a,opo.s ,sa to write a line or two in regard to
MF ". F,Sility to stand up in the face Of the
=. ...,,,I powerful personal opposition
~. ,t ,sco,d as q Commissioner Of this
'.,,,y =" 70, several years past, and as q man
.S.r,' ',.DS.ror capacity in the management oi
S,o.u business, is as good an answer as
:. - need. to any attempt Of the Register
.orceptrate the FIRE Of Its party
him. lie is recognized as the
,,b., Of the Board Of Commissioners
-So led the fight that defeated the great
',,,., work house project in our midst.
T. ,I,o recognized as the member who
t,,1,pe As much as any Commissioner this
.,,,,y ever had to circumscribe and ex.
s.,,,s chronic psuperism in our midst.
=, ,be exercise OF the same energy and
.,,r6 Judgment that characterize his
.,.al business methods, he has saved
H, ,,unty great deal OF money, and rid
A. community Of a large number oi
,ould.be public benefciaries. If this is
,a real service to tax payers We know
.rbat Is. As q member Of the Legls'
t,r,s these same well.defined traits oi
,l,neer would show themselves promi.
,.ptly where our interests are concerned.
4, happens to have an acute instinct Tor
,sseting the poipt and bearing Of a
imposition when he hears 1t, and this
ir.al,y, united with capacity for influ.
,,,i,l work, prepares him for important
dsty in the committee room, the place
vhere i! sneeded.
Now all We have to say is that II the
s,isr can show any better qualification
than this on the part OF any one member
,l,he Democratic legislative ticket, we
,b. consider seriously the propriety Of
r,iug for him. The general suspicion Is
Alt there is lack of legislative capacity
sa,he RsgAtr's ticket. Else why was there
ak Of movement to bring about .
u,re aeceptable ticket?
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SORROW AND SUICIDE.
A Former Minister Driven by Trouble tt
Attempt His Own Life.

FORMER hiutsfer Driven by ErOuDle 10
Attempt His Own Life.
MILWAUKEE, October Cdr. R. H. Will
Hanson, one OF the prominent physicians
among recent comers in this city, attempt.
ed suicile by poisoning while occupying a
room at the Kirby House last night. By
the prompt attendance and efforts OF his
fellow practitioners his life was saved, and
to-day, in volunteered interview, he gave
details OF the troubles which, in their &C.
cumulstion, prompted his attempt at self
murder.
He was formerly. be states, rector Of an
Episcopal Church in Pennsylvania, and
was deposed by the Bishop at his own re-
quest, because OF stories circulated to the
effect that he had visited houses oil ill.iame
and had otherwise been immoral. Retired
from the ministry, he took up the prac.
tice OF medicine, removing to Milwaukca
in 1877. In this profession he has been
unable to win sufficient income to main
tain his former style OF life. His family
relations have been unpleasant, and 4on
these accounts he attempted self.murder
He states that he heartily repents his act.
His attending physician says he will re
cover,
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BALTIMORE.
Preparations for the Grand Anniversary
Celebration.


Celebration.
BALTIMORE, October cit Is we'll per
haps for the poor citizens Of Baltimore
that there yet remains but one day to
complete the arrangements for next
weeks celebration, and business was in
the background all day to-day, and judg'
ing from the extent OF the decorations
which have been made since morning,
that by tomorrow night there will be lit.
tie else to be seen In the city but Lord
Baltimore's colers-"0range and black
the stars and stripes and evergreens.
The most conspicuous feature was per-
fected in the removal OF the scsffolding
about the obelisk, erected at the intersec'
tion oil four principal streets by leading
wholesale drug houses. 1t was put up at
great expense, and in every possible de-
tail is an exact representation OF the
Egyptian "monolith" recently landed in
New York.
The quadruple arch erected at Balti-
more aud Howard streets by the city was
also uncovered to-day, and Ia marvel oi
artistic and majestic effect.
Among the newspapers there has ex'
listed the greatest rivalry In decorations,
those OF the American being notable for
extent and beauty.
The Baltimore and Ohio employees had
practice parade this afternoon, some
1000 taking part, aud creating considera
Bile excitement in the western portion ol
the city. When they are all In line Mon
day, the Baltimore and Ohio display alone
will exceed two miles In length, and will
embrace eleven bands OF music, several oil
them being the most celebrated Of Eastern
cities. :.
The route Of march was changed again
to-day, as It's length as heretofore provided
for would hardly enable the end Of the
procession to get started before the fore
most division reached the dispensing point
The trains to-day came in overfowint
with people, and one.quatter OF q millior
is by no means large estimate OF the mum
ber certain to be in the city Monday.
BALTIMORE, October 10.-The exercises
commemorative the beginning oil the city
century and half ago, began to-day
In most Of the churches reference wa
made TO thecelebration in connection will
the subject Of religious toleration first ss
tablished In the Maryland colony. Th
German religious congregations had re
union in the Academy oil Music. Th
decorations throughout the city are ella
borate, and the streets are thronged to
night with resident visitors viewing tn
brilliant spectacle. Arriving trains or
crowded with people. Special trains vii
be run on all roads tomorrow.
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PARIS, October 9.-some anxiety is felt
here concerning the erection OF the statue
to Joan Of Arc, at Compiegne to-day, the
place where she was captured by the
Bourguignons and delivered to the Eng.
lish, who burned her at the stake in
Rouen.
Gambetta was invited to speak on the
occasion, as he usually does at Versailles
on the anniversary Of the birth OF General
Hoche. He declined, however. Joan Of
Arc being the representative par excel.
ence OF French patriotism, Gambetta and
the Council Of Ministers feared that the
German government would find fault with
any patriotic exhibition which might be
made by representatives Of the French
Government, as was the case with the
recent ceremonies at Cherbourg. The
festival at Campiegne will last three days,
beginning to-day. 1t will terminate in q
grand banquet, at which many patriotic
speeches will undoubtedly be delivered.