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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-14

sessments Nos. 2, y and %..iolI.... MI IN
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the shares
next he eipafter d, sciibed .. UNISsUED are
the number. Of the UsSURRENUEkED Ger
t.fcates Of the former LADY w~AsHIN0TON
MINING COMPANY'S STOCK.
Unissued stock.
Names. No. Cortif. Shs. Amt.
Thomas n L, Trustee. Assers-
ments Nos I ., 8 and g.. .S97i .....2....U 20
And in accordance with law. and IN order Of
toe Board Of Directors. made on the twenty-eev-
NTH day Il October, 1850. 20 many shares OF each
parcel Cf such stock - may DO necessary will b
sold ct public suction. st ths ONCE OF the Com.
pany, No 3O2 MONTGOMERY street, hoous Q and
8. san Francisco, California. on MONDAY. the
tweutieth day Of Il ECBMBkR, 1880. 1t the hour
Of two O'Clock r y Of said day. to pay said delin.
ouens assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and sIpenses Of me sale.
WV. n. WATSON, secretary.
~Ofdcs-Rooms 8 and 9, No. o02 Montgomery
street. sn Francisco. California.
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ORDINANCE NO. ITO.

An ORDINANCES to authorize tho IL.
sunnre Of n Bosd for The rus post or
Nor, owing Money to Redeem the
Hill.
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10 Owners OF Lady Warrington
Mining Company and Boyle
Mining Company.

OWNERS or sHAaEs In the above
named Companies are notified that thsy ars en-
titled to their proportionste shares OF stock IN
the BEStOS CoNSOL DATED OoAfANf
mon due psyment OF ASSESSMENT No. Z, of
80 CENrs per ,hare, levied BY said Company
on tie nth DAY Of OCTUBtR X. 1880. AND nov
delinquent, and the surrender Of their certin.
oates. - u,o
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Dir ctors. made on the third
l5d) day Of November, 1850. 80 many rhar,s OF
each parcel Of such stock as may De necessary
will be sold at public auction. at the once
Of The Cympany. hoo.u ~. New ds Block. No.
s9 M0Ltg m,ry ttrret. ban Francisco. Cali
fJrnia. Oh WEDNESDAY,. the twehty.binth Gay
VI Dec-ILb,r. lbcy. ut the hour VI ole o'ciVck y.
n. OF said day to pay raid delinquent asser' nent
thereon. together with costs vi Sdvsrti.ins and
expenses Of sale.
W. 3. DEAN. Secretary.
Once Room 20. Ne,agh block. No SO Mont
gom, ~ sire 1. s.n Francisco. California ~
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DELINQUENT SALES.
DENTON CONSOLIDATED CON

* PaNY.- Location OF principal place OF
business. ran Francisco, Californ.a.
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining District.
Gold Hiil. Storey county. Nevada.
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the iol'
lowingdescribed stock. on account OF assess
mani no. tIlcyied ON the twenty-.eyentn S7th)
cav of October, 1850, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective share
holders. as follows: A..
Names. NO. Cerui' ohs' M" ''
Atkinson, Doud 4 Co, Trus.
tees. .......... -
B,Iret, 4 Walker, Trustees. .ils3. 10. ...5 =.
Is .rret 4 Walker. do .4lsi....1....2a =.
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%. bV. IfVOU. INV =.
the Board OF Directors, made on the twent'.
hith (25th) day oi 0ctobsr. 1850. 10 many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold ~ pubic auction. 1t the
ONCE Of tho c 'mpany, at the Yellow Jacket
mine. Gold Hill, Nevada. on TUEs LAY. the
the hour OF - O'Clock 4. OF said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
MERCER OTEY. Secretary.
once AT the yellow Jschet new shan. Gold
Hill. STOREY county, Nevada.
Gold Hill, November 2Jth, 1880.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Com.

N.mss. No. csrtif. shs. Amt
M.ryv q T q Boo, Trus. .o
tres, bal......... ......''Sw.''''o'.''''"
Mare u T 4 Bon, Trus o,.,
tees 70 V''e'
Msrye @ T b Bon, Trus' - On
teee. w
ts.s ....Iss7o. 2o.....2..
Mary @ 7 4 Ron. Tru"
to-t
tess. 2ilss.....s...... 20
ses. ais2s ....2...... %
Marye q T h bon, Trus m
tees ~
Mare q 7 & Son. Tius
tets ................ 80
Mare q T i Son, Trus-
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tees. -.
Atkinson, Dold & Co, Trus-

Bayley Is b. rrustss bal OF
Certificate No. II 1lo. IS 80.
chs. sold Tor acct Nc. Is. 1900 ..2sk III 10
Dsyley u u. Trds.ee. bal OF
certificate NO. ls.&CS. 80
abs, sold tor a.st No. Is. 1906. I'll. - 10
Da,ley =, u. Trustee. bal OF
certificate No. iS,T.t.
sh-, sold for s.s'I No. Is. 1850. an. . rs
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Dssr~ B.LCnEn nININa CoM.

I'D PA >Y.-Loeation OF principal place VI oaS
tne-s San Francisco, California. .v
Location OF works. Virginia City, storey
county. state OF Nevada. al
Notice.-Thsre or Delinquent upon inc rot
lowing dess ribed stock. ON account OF 1880 Sc
ment no. iQD levied ON the ,i1'h lo.nl uay y.
Novsn,hsr issO. the several Am iun,s set oppo'
air. m. names OF the respective Shareholders.
as followr; ~ Nh. AM,
AtlIn-on. poud h Co. Trus.
Atkinson. Doud h Co, Trus
tees. ..''sAo'
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DELINQUENT SALES.
aap,on C-o.-Cossiausd.

names NO. Ceruf. ens. AMI.
O'Connell Joe. Trustee, A.
easements nos I. 3. s and ASH. b 10
Watson Vim n. Trustee. A.
sersments Noe. 2, . and 4..l3l1.... MI l2H
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WIN. II. WATbUN,
Recrstary Benton Consolid ated Company.
San Frspcisco, November 3Olh. 1850. 5
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Urctnebautu, HeIuInR OV. ~ a.
Trusteet .5SS36. .eOU...oOo :.
areensbaum, Helbing h Co.
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$685.. ..?o ....9to
Wal, ield y u h Co, Trus-
tees ................ sol...s3U....ss 10
Wax held = Is q Co, Trus.
tees .3IltJ.. Jul. ..'V ..
Wakefield \ LA Co. Trus.
tItZI.. .SUu.s. ~ 10
Wakefield y Is Il Co. Trus.
tets....... slu''sssi 10
Woods d treeborn, Tnis-
Tee. ............ ........i2c22. ..io.....i. e.
Woods 4 freoborn. Tfus.
ices .l1bjl ...iUs .ss.i.
Woods & fr.eborn, Trus.
los .................. .loUVO.. .oV''s''o.
Woods q Fiee,on. Trus.
tees ............... ......ktD -. 2O.....S. ..
Woods & Freeborn. Tus-
tees. lokOU, ...Ops go -
Woods 4 Freeborn. Trus.
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COfhn JAMES, Trustee. bal OF
certincAtc No. it.56t. ~
chs, sold for asst NO. Is, 1871 $50. lsk e. q 70
Conn j .nes, Trustee, bal VI
Certificate No. it,932. ~
chs. sold for asst No. IS. 1912. 80. isk ~ IS
Conn. sauderson J. Cook.
Trurtes- .l3Tll. ... 80. ..ls =.
Otocke 4 suydAm. Trusteosl3tl7. ...l0.... =.
CHECKER & suydAm. Trus ee,.
bal VI Certificate No. CUo3.
chs, sold for A-.t's Nos.
ID. II and Is. ............i91i3... ..7.....l =.
The National tribune., 1880-04-01
The Pension ofaoe Investigating commitsee.

In THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,
January IS, 1850.
Mr. HARMEn submitted the following, which agreed
to -
Whereas it is matter of public record that soldiers
claims for pension TO the number Of two hundred thou.
sand pending in the Pension Office and anset-
tied; and
Whereas it is alleged that bounty and back paw due
under existing law soldiers who have served in the
armies the United States due and unpad there
fore,
Resolued 6y the House of Representatives. of the Unissd
States of AnleFicd That committee of members
this House be appointed by the Speaker duty
shall be- TO examine and inquire into the method and
of the payment OF PENSIONS of PENSIONS
bounty and back pay and 10 ascertain whether
ulares exist in the payment of the and the said
committee shall have further power TO investigate any
subject of complaint that may be lodged with them
corning the payment rejection suspension of PENSIONS
bounty and back pay examine witnesses to send for
persons and papers to employ clerk and 60 report the
the enactment of such additional legislation may
existing defects and be deemed necessary
the pensioners and soldiers of the Government in
their rights.
said committee shall be paid of the contingent fund
OF the House upon vouchers signed by the chairman OF
the said committee.
The Speaker appointed
Mr.. a. III. Cofroth, of Pa, Mr.. A. Q. Harmer OF Pa,
Mr. Geo. W. GeddeS fO Mr. Lucian b. Caswel, of Wis,
Mr. w. r. Myers of Ind, Mr. j. r. Thomas, of H., Mr..
Benton Mcmillan, of Tennessee, the committee undar
the foregoing resolution.
Attest: GEO NJ. ADAMS, Olsrk
Now, let all soldiers, soldiers widows soldiers'
children, soldiers fathers or mothers who have been
wronged by ohm A. Bentley, at send statements
of their eases to the Member of Congress from their
district with request to hand the same to any
member OF this Investigating Committee
The National tribune., 1880-04-01
The Voice of Nebraska Soldiers.

AT large meeting of the soldiers and members
of the Grand Army of the Republic, of Nebraska,
held at Lincoln recently, the following preamble
and resolutions with reference to the Sixty Surgeon
Bill were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, under the present management of the u
>. Pension Office, applications delayed from to
three years before passed upon thereby enang great
cants for PENSIONS the greater portion of whom are in
destitute circumstances, and believe, worthy of fa
vorable consideration and
WHEREAS, the present Commissioner of Pensions has
introduced into Congress Bill known the 'Sxty Sur
gcon Bill : and,
WHEREAS believe said bill will cause further de-
lay and will work great hardship not only TO those
drawing pensions but to applicants well; therefore,
Beh ResotDed That VIC, members of the Grand Army
and all soldiers of the late war; do hereby denounce said
bill and all OF provisions being mpracticabe burden
in all its operations and calculated to subserve
the interests of needy pensioners that of the Govern
ment
Reolced secondly That hereby ask of our represen
tatves in Congress that they oppose the passage of said
strive to bring about such changes in the Pension De-
partment will result in prompt action and dispo
sition of claims pending.
TAirdty BE IL further ReSolred, That a copy of these
resolutions be transmitted TO each of Representatives
and copy to each Post Of the g. A. r. in this State and
copy to The NATIONAL. 1RIBUHE,n Washington, d. c.,
and the Daily State Journal for publication and that
cooperate with to these changes demanded
by humanity well as public policy.
c. NJ. PARKER Committee.
r. G. HAZLETT
Official. Post Commander pro tenn
A. ?. TARDox, s. NJ. and Adjt P. I.
The National tribune., 1880-04-01

age of twenty-one years. will forfeit oil title to PEN
sion unless application therefor shall be fled in the
Pension Office before July ], 1880.
Brothers and sisters of deceased soldiers who
were under the age of sixteen at the date of their
brothers death and dependent upon him wholly or
in part for their support, and who orphans at
the date of the soldiers decease, WILL if they have
attained the age of twenty-one, forfeit oil right to
pension, unless application therefor shall be fled
prior to July l. 1880
On the first day of July next the old statutes Of
limitation, the operations of which temporarily
suspended by the pension law above referred to, will
again be in force, and fear that many persons Of
the above classes and other heirs who are entitled
will find themselves cut off from large sums of PEN
sion money, which now be collected.
All persons having title should at once employ
competent and reputable claims attorney and in this
connection refer to the advertisement on our
thirtieth page.
We have sounded the alarm repeatedly, and those
of our readers who, through apathy, allow their
claims to go by default will have themselves to
blame.
:" A word to the wise is sufficient"
The National tribune., 1880-04-01

the most rigid scrutiny and then board Of surgeons all
selected by Mr. Bentley personally examine the soldier
under their oath mnutey describe his condition and say
tha he is entitled to certain sum- yet Mr. Bentley
NO. tnese surgeons are mistaken they do not know
nuch ABOUT the case as do" Though be saw the
soldier and knows absolutely nothing about the
cep what these dsinerested men have told him. Here
are tables exhibiting hundred of Mr.. Bentys
rating.
r. Lave you any objection to letting examine these
tables?
NJ NO, sir for they speak for themselves and they
nave been taken from the records by Mr. Beuteys
expert they are of course reliable. The trouble with Mr.
bentley is he never soldier and appears to have
sympathy in common with them. AS matters look
it appears if would elicit some facts which would
startle the boys in blue if not the whole country.
The National tribune., 1880-04-01
The Soldiers VS.. Bentley.

This cause will ere long be tried by the Congress
of the United States. The plaintiffs charge the de-
fendant with SANDER incompetence, prejudice, wrong
and injustice. The defendant charges the plaintiffs
with perjury and swindng the Government The
cause will agitate the court till it is decided. The
soldiers will be crushed to the dust the whole pen
sion system will become by word and reproach
or John A. Bentley will be driven from the Pension
Office. The Commissioner by buttonholing and
humbugging Congress, will virtually crush the PEN
sion system, the soldiers, relying upon the
patriotism and honor of their representatives, will
drive him from the position he holdR This is the
gst Of tie whole matter.
The National tribune., 1880-04-01
NAME.
The Pension Office Investigating Comadttee.


A few days ago, our Reporter visited the Hon
William r.. Myers NJ G. of Indiana of the commit
tee appointed by the House of Representatives. to
investigate the management of the Pension Office
Mr. Myers was a gallant soldier during the war of
the Rebellion, and now that he is an honored men,
Der of Congress- he is true and faithful friend of
the "boys in blue" We give below a statement of
the interview between the Reporter and Mr. NJ
REpoRTER. Captain Myers, believer
MIR. MYERS. Yes sir what I do for you?
H. am informed that you are member of the Special
COMMITTEE now investigating the Pension Office and
number of the papers commenting the committee
and its work. desire to know Gf you are willing to
sate) what, if any, progress you making?
NJ do not desire to he interviewed the subject at
present for the reason first that busy to spare
the time, and secondly do not want to PREJUDICE Mr.
Bentley to what the newspaper reporters may sayyou
that in public life in a large measure at
your mercy, and you do them injustice have to sub
NIT without redress and many times public men are sub
jected to great wrong
r. That may be true in some instances but in this in
stance Mr. Bentley seems to be furnishing reports to
newspaper men, and called you for the reason that
several of the articles that have TO place their
structures you particularly than any other mem
Der of the committee
NJ cannot for that unless it is because am
better natured than my colleagues the committee
presume however there reason and that is be-
have persisted i'll going to Mr. Bentleys office and
have personally examined the papers i'll disposed
of cases. and intend continue until have examined 500
You Mr. Bentley stated with emphasis in his
testimony before our committee that he rated the pen
sons up and down according to tho weight the evidence
before him. and have been hunting for case that he
Grated up and far have failed TO find one though
think am safe in saying very large majority OF all the
cases have examined SO far have been rate down"
r. Can you give synopsis of some of tLs testimony
that has been given?
NJ. Oh, could do that do not wish TO be pre-.
unjust to Mr. Bentley, to be the means of
publishing part without all the testimony elected. In
other words his testimony should be all secured order
TO retain the full drift of the investigation
r. Has there been anything developed that indicates
want of integrity upon the part of Mr.. Bentley?
NJ In mercenary sense should say But il seems
20 there is lack of something in man, who having
oil the power in his hands, Mr.. Bentley has
refuses to do simple justice. To illustrate Here is
she of soldier who examined personally and
critically by board of three examining surgeons chosen
and appointed by Mr. Bentley They rate the soldier at
but So 81 or$2. understand this, for neither
Mr. Bentley any other in his office has the
mAn Al they sss y tho papers which are subjected to
The National tribune., 1880-04-01
Soldiers! Attention ALI

Let all soldiers who approve of it, sign this peti-
ton and forward at once to their member of Con-
gress:
To the Senate and Hoee Of Representatives. of tie United
States an Congress assembled:
We the undersigned soldiers of the of the Rebel
on residing the locality and having been members of
the company and regiment mentioned after our names
do most earnestly oppose and utterly dscountcnance the
passage OF bill introduced in the Senate of the United
States by Mr. Withes of Virginia. providing for the
animation and adjudication of pension claims regarding
its provisions Objectionable and unjust those found
in what is known the Sixty-Surgeon Bill, while at the
time, do earnestly recommend and advocate
the passage of bill introduced in the House of Repre-
senatives by Hon Mr. Geddes, of Ohio the creation
of Court of Pensions through which may secure
the justice so long denied
The National tribune., 1880-04-01

In all the national banks you will find notary.
oftimes officer of the bank, before whom an oath
is taken by the president, cashier, and board Of
directors to the condition of the bank. This il
accepted by the Government as an honest and rela-
bic statement, but how are soldiers oaths regarded
by John A. Bentley, creature of the Government
Why, as not entitled to any weight or consideration
whatever. They must wait three months and be
sworn before spy sent from the Pension Office.
In j. A. BIS Judgment all courts, officers, mags-
trates, &c, living in all neighborhoods and asso-
ciated with soldiers regarded thieves and
swinders defraudng the Government by every pos
sible device and manner
The National tribune., 1880-04-01
NAMES.
A Warning to Persons Who Are Entitled TO- But
Have Not Applied for, Pensions.

Under the provisions of the pension law of Jan
uary 25 1879 pensions (for the late war only) date
from the discharge death Of he soldier, if ap-
piled for before July l, 1880 If the claim should
not be filed prior to that date pension can only COM
mence from the date Of yfltng The application.
Widows of soldiers, who have remarked will for
felt pension from the date of first husbands dis
charge DEATH TO the date of their remarriago un.
less they file application therefor before July l. 1880
The children of deceased soldiers who were under
sixteen years of age at the date of their fathers
death or mothers remarriage and for whom guar
dian has not drawn pension until they arrived at
the age of sixteen years. aud who have attained the
The National tribune., 1880-04-01
Official.
The Petitions.

Soldiers wishing petitions can receive them by
sending three cent stamp for each or they can
write out the form of petition shown in our paper
and attach it the head of the list of sgners or get
the form printed at any local printing office Attend
to the work of getting your petitions and signers,
as soon as possible. When signers are all secured
forward your petitions to your Senators and Rep
resentatives.
The National tribune., 1880-04-01
In the Interest of Honesty Humanity, Justice
and Patriotism.

We urge that no soldier should sign the petition
for the removal of the Commissioner of Pensions
who does not believe that honesty, humanity jus
tice and patriotism demand it, This paper is the
faithful echo of the sentiments of thousand of SOL
diers, of soldiers widows of soldiers orphans of
soldiers fathers and mothers, who pour upon us a
continuous stream of letters clamorng for the re-
moval of John A. Bentley The sentiments ex-
pressed by them relative to the matter embodied
in the petition addressed to the President, found
below If they do believe that the Commissioner
should be promptly removed we give them proper
form for petition below. When all soldiers in a
certain locality disposed to sign it, do sign it, put it
in an envelope, with the right amount of postage
stamps thereon, and Forward it, addressed "To the
President, Washington. ID. c."
To his Excelency IluTHERFoRD b HAYES
President Of the United States:
The petition of the following named soldiers residing at
the locality succeeding them and who were mem
bcr of the companies and regiments stated after said
locality respectfully represents that have viewed with
deep pain and much asonshent the continued retention
of John A. Bentley in the position of Commissioner of
Pensions For long time believe said Bentley has in
all respects opposed the interest of the soldiers that his
decisions in regard their claims have been most unjust
and monsrous that lie impedes the collecting of their
honest dues that he sanders them by mputations upon
their honesty that he devses bills for Congressional
tion which will reduce many of them to beggary that he
has without law cut down their monthly stpends that
he treats their correspondence with contempt that his
satraps visit them to devise to nvdate their
pensions in fact that his whole and conduct
towards them is and has been marked by suspicion,
prejudice delay sander and injustice For these
do most earnestly beseech you the Chief Magistrate of
the United States, to speedily said Bentley who,
learn rendered days service i'll either the Army
Navy, and appoint good tried honest soldier In his
stead You. Mr.. President have been soldier All
honorable and faithful and appeal you sol
diers soldier to give Commissioner honor
a m IN nyv Cyufh
and be disposed to render justice And your memorial
sts will ever pray sc.
The National tribune., 1880-04-01

rosr oYgleE. srArf. coMrANY. RrolNEST
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-12
Notice to Lien-holders.

Friedrich Breneman, Plaintiff. vs.. David Il
Brown, Orric Cole and Albert Hoskins, Defendants
a LII PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING
"a liens under the provisions of An Act Of 10
l. gislature OF Idaho Territory entitled An Act
for securing liens to mechanics and Others, ap
proved January IL, 1875, and the amendments
thereto, upon the following described properly,
to-wit: Fifteen hundred linear feet on the Rising
Sum Quartz lode, situated on Saws mountain.
in Eoiss county, Idaho Territory, ana SIX fandIea
feet in width, and more particularly descfoea@
follows, to-wit: Commencing at the discovery
stake and notice OF the Rising Sun lode nom
" hich bluff of rocks bears north east l2' Ivy
distant another bluff of rocks bears east about ~
feet distant and point Of rock bears sonll p
east ~ feet distant, thence south To- east 10y W
to stake and notice ON tn. center OF Inc eas sls
line of claim from which a pine tree "a iet.in "
asneter bears north $40 80 west 40 ieet ois'sas
thence south l5o west 800 feet to . sisks y ~
south east corner, thence north I5s West iaSiss s
to stake at the south west corner, Thence q -
800 feet to stake and notice at center y " ~
end line of clam, thence on same Inc 70 sA''
the north st corner, thence south 70 e's 49, ~
feet 70 stake at tae nor east corner XXX. H
south lhe est 800 feet to the stake and MONEY n
centsr of the cast end of claim, tosetnsi aa ~
dips spurs and angles ard NIL shaGts asu N uy,s
eli or connected with said nine anu 81 Nm, MN
nances belonging to said mine, ana saincien' .;,
of gronnd around the said mine for the eonasA.s
W, rkins. use and occupation OF sa'd m I,,',
hereby notified to be and appear ~ wv .tory
Cour.. Second judicial District OF loano ~ ~
for BOISE county at Idaho City, on Wy ~ -. rrof
October 1880 and then and there eAnot 1--we. -;
of said liens or thev shall be desnieu y ppaWY
favor of those SO exhibited. JONAS u. ~ plf
Idaho City, Aug. 81, 1880