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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-18

-O-stamp mill was erected, but was
ound to be inadequate to crush the
IRE as fast as taken out, SO the com.
'any recently put up 2O-stamp mill.
The rock averages only S. per ton,
gold, yet the company claims that it
;an be psofitably worked. Boise coun-
W has scores of lodges the ores Of
which will mill not less than SIS per
ton IN the poorest spots, and they
measure all the way from two to ten
feet in width. The ores are gold
bearing, free milling, and easily taken
out. Only few of the mines are be-
ing worked, for the reason that the
owners are without the means to put
up mills, and when the rock has to be
hauled many miles for reduction, only
the ores Of the richer seams will leave
a margin for the vners after the ex-
pensc OF hauling and milling With
mills in close proximity to the mines,
the poorest of the rock would more
than pay the expense of extracting
and crushing. There is no better field
in Idaho for capital judiciously in
vested, than Boise county. As long
as many of the best mines are in the
hands of men without means they will
continue to lie worked on a small scale,
and will not benefit the owners or any
one else, but very little. With capital
to erect mills, large bodies Of ore now
classed as waste, would be proftably
and extensively worked, and Boise
county would loom up ahead OF any
district in Idaho.
4 MORE hardened wretch than Hen
ry Mcdonald never assembled scat.
fold. Most blood-stained criminals
when the hour of execution draws
nigh, and their crimson colored souls
are soon to be brought before the
Supreme Judge of all, undergo &
change, and the last moments arr
given to repentance; but Mcdonald
stood on the brink of eternity withou
any such feelings. He seemed to pos
sess none of the qualities that distin
guish man from the brute. His lette
written a short time before the execu
ton, and in which he says the scat
fold ought to be removed to Boise, af
ter doing the work for which it WA
built, to hang 7. D. Catalan, the Pros
ecuting Attorney, contains the mos
disgusting language that ever ema
mated from the peu of a man who wa
soon to appear for sentence before tn
fina, tribunal.
w. B. NOBLE, Col. E. A. Stevenson
A. B. Anderson and August Michael
son have located $500 acres of sag
brush land at the Lower end of Lowe
Payette valley. A canal, to be elgh
or nine miles in length, Is inche
deep aud 10 feet wide, will furnish i
rigation for eight or nine thousan
acres. 1t will tap the river just b.
low Netherlands store. The valley
so near on level with the river tn;
the expense of digging the canal wi
be small. For quarter of mile
will require only depth of four fes
after that the regular depth of Fl
teen inches. The canal will be con
pIeted sometime next year.
S1LsBY has box of potatoes tn;
!, obeyed the scriptural injunction an
increased and multiplied, a yer
sue estive hint for S. G. to do lik
wise. They are potatoes inside
potatoes, the growth of the inside one
:, which are genuine spuds and of goe
size, bursting open the old ones,
some of which are as many as fl,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-18

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
AFrER EDISON.

Many Of the Eastern newspapers are
getting after Edison pretty lively in the
matter Of his electric light. some OF them
even chasing IL with the "K-sly motor"
II does rather begin to look a. though
N. ..wizard OF Msnlo Park had allowed
his sanguins idsss to outstrip his real
knowledge II not his espsbility. The
New York World; Of December 2sth.
q ior him after the following style:
when Edison startled America with his
osrbonis~d cardboard burnsr-the fairy
Ialamsnt" which wss 10 strsnsle the gas.
asnd spaes, that iseandescent horseshoe
nat would presently bsviteh the wicked
petroleum man and utterly undo The tal.
fov.chandler too-all the people and the
pspsr, shouted, 1.-THE wizards struck u st
iass, and don't you forget itl" But. aissl
be hadn't, and Il nov appears that be wss
then only stumbling In an abandoned path.
20 long since troddsn that time had lsvsled
the footprints Of his predecessor. In . ~.
can't lecture on electric lighting delivered
before the Philosophical Society 81 New
csstis.on.r Tyne Mr. J. ". Swan. the we'll
known electrician. said: about twenty
years ago I had . number Of pieces OF paper
and cardboard buried In charcoal In . cru
chile which I sent 70 DO heated whits- bot u
one Of the pottery kilns belonging 70 M
Wallace. Of Forth Banks. From the piece.
Of carbonizsd cardboard thus obtained
selected . long spiral. and the snds Of thu
! connected By clamps With the e~onduoung
wires. A small glass shade vas cemented
over this mounted carbon s~piral.which
was In the form Of an arch. an inch high
and the air Was exhausted BY means OF
very good air pump lent me for the pur'
pose Of this experiment BY the Rev. Rober,
Green. Of L~onghorsley." And this twenty
years agol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
Unpodly Incense.

A Baltimore journalist. who went In.
10 the country 70 spend . vacation, hap
psned to stray into . village church,
where the clergyman was telling his RI.
raj audience what to do to be saved.
Suddenly Q colony Of polecsts which had
prs-smpted the cellar Of the building
scattered their fragrance on the receptive
air. Never was . sleepy consrsvstion
% instantansously and simultaneously
aroused. The children wriRglsd and Rie.
aled, the ladi.s bstook themselves visor-
ously to their fans and amelling-bottles.
the men frowned and ssid bad words nm.
der their breath. Even the horses out
In the churoh.ysrd prisk,d up their Ears
and gave loud suoris Of dlsapproval. and
the dogs howled their Indignation. The
rector, dear good man, never faltered.
Hs stood at the open window, where
each successive emission Of the diaboli-
cal sfiuvia envslop~d him 10 all its origi.
nal strength. As the highly scented
waves rolled In and struck him. he could
restrain his o~onvulsivs gasps. but steady.
ing himself BY the altar rails With . for
titude before which the shining example
Of the early martyrs pales. hs ceased moi
TO call down wrath on the evil.doers. e.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

TIE election OF United statss Senator
In the several States 10 regulated BY an
Act Of Congress. On the second Tues
day Of the session Of the Legislature Of
. State next preceding the expiration Of
the term Of . Senator. each house shall
have . ripa uocs vote for Senator. On
the following day the two houses shall
meet In convention. and 10 BY the read.
ing Of their respective journals II shall
sppsar that N person has had . ns-
jority Of the votes Of each. he shall b
declared elected. II no person has been
chosen, Q vipa voes vote shall b taken.
and voting In this manner shall b con.
tiausd from day to day until Senator
shall have been elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

II ever there was any man who
squsrsly dessrved the complimentary
vote for United States Senator at the
hands Of the Republican minority In the
Legislature 10 morrow. that man 10 our
worthy Congressman. B. n. Dsess,t.
he has fairly earned II. and IL should b
given to him. During the recent cam.
psigp be stumped the State a. the chief
speaker. going through the most remote
districts. and doing more industrious
and effective work than anybody. And
he did /, al ct his own expense. besides
paying his assessment Of Ave hundred
dollars. Il 10 an internal shame that he
beaten for Congress. Hs ID the
only man in the Geld honestly worthy OF
The oomplims ntsry veto.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10


Queen victoria's steam yachts. the
Victoria and Albert and the Osborne, ar
model yachts. though rather expensive
ONES. o. noble proportions they arr
luxuriously appointed. and are always
kept scrupulously clean. Dust 10
sachswed in every possible way. even
the cook using . special kind Of char
coal. s~insulsrly uuproduotive Of smoke
and dust. Ash dust 10 Of course insvit-
able where there are Ares; bat to yet rid
OF IL with the minimum OF damage to
the valuable upholstery Of the yachts, .
patent ash ejsotor II to be tried on board
one Of them. and II II answers Ito pur.
pose 10 to bs fitted to both. - well % to
the Alberta, which 10 tend-r 10 the Vic.
toria and Albert. and 10 the pretty and
swift yacht In which the Queen 10 invs.
risbly conveyed across the solsns 70 and
from Osboyne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
The Productlon Of Sex At win.

E. w. Crutehsr. ons Of the largest
cattle breeders Of Nevada. has read the
article 10 the chisaao Field on "Ths
Production OF Sex ct Will."'and has
faith 10 the theory therein explained.
The article Il designed 70 show cattle
breeders how they can have their cows
produce heller or bull calves. ~ desired.
Il the theory proves to be . law OF ns.
tur-. as its originator or discov.rer
believes Il 10. it, importance to the live
stock interests vi hardly b ovsr-ssti.
mated. Mr.. Crutcher thinks, however.
that the method would DO too trouble
some to put in practice with large herds
Of cattle. The law. u it 10 slav. should
be applicable to the human species 90 10
any other animals producing n ct .
birth. The subject 10 likely to arouse
general attention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
o ArPLEs wlLr.

Some time ago Robsrt Appls. vsli Known
on the Comstoek. died within the Empire
Of Austria. His will has been hled for
probate. and although NO inventory has
bean attached thereto, Il appears 70 con.
sist principally Of United BATES bonds.
The bequess are - follovs: To his eldest
son. Robert Apple. Jr., 32o.o0o in United
States 6-20 bsuas; 10 his other son. Charles
A. Apple. $40. 600 In United States o-2o
bonds; 10 Laura and Louise Weller
daughters Of @. L. Weller OF Ban Fran
cisco. 5000 each; 70 the Virginia Chapter
Royal Arch Mssons. Virginia City. Sl2So;
70 the Silver Star Lodge, No. 8. $3.50. the
same TO be invested In three large CANDLE
sticks; 10 Samuel Owen. Jr.. $4,000. Apple
also leaves Sis.e00 70 b utilized In the
erection Of Q drinking fountain near the
OAKLAND ferry. San Francisco. and requests
that In bass b Of refuse quarts frsm car
tain mines In which dsosassd va inter.
sstsd. Charles Weller, 4. Z. p. Harmon
and Il. 81. Noble are named u executors.
-Sa~ Fraasiseo Bsls6m.
AL old Comstocksss remember Bob
Apple veil - among the earliest and
most prominent loeators and mining
men Of the Comstoek lode. especially Of
the Gold Hill section. h Vas ct one
time Superintendent Of the Sierra Nevada
mine. conducting the practical working
Of IL In . very economical and successful
manner. Last Of eli he was supsrin.
tsndrnt OF the New York mine. Gold
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

The next United States Senate will
contain quite . number Of milliesairss
among it, members. Senator Brown OF
Georgia 10 reported 10 b worth three
millions; Fair Of Nevada. twenty mil.
lions; Sawyer Of Wisconsin. two mill
lions; Oliver Of Pennsylvania. . and .
half millions; ''Sscor'' Robson. three
millions; Levi Morton. II elected. ten
nillions. Bssley Of Michigan. one mil.
lion; Cameron Of Psnnsylvanis, Davis
Of Illinois. Hill and Teller Of Colombo.
Blaine and Hale Of Maine and NePhsr.
son Of New Jersey. all over . million
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

The New York Dolly Indicator came
to hand today With . couple OF supple
nsnts. giving . formidable array OF ng-
urss and tahalatsd statistics. giving the
highest and lowest rates Of stscks in the
New York Stock Exchange every day
during the past year. Amid this large
mass Of mining information contained
In this edition Of the Indicator. We find
the following:
Nevada. which for several years sur.
passed California and all other mining 70.
eions, now falls behind that State - well
a Colorado. Her wealth Was 30 largely
centered In the mammoth Comstock that.
when the lode went into . decline. the
States product declined In the same ratio.
Over $50. 0oo. 900 . year from 10 o 10
something that has never beer Witnessed
In any other quarter. Nevada has other
great mines and mining districts which
are producing largely and which will now
attract moro attention since the overshad.
owing Comstock has become Improbable.
Eurska, Austin. Csndelaria and several
other localities have mines that have few
equals anywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

The anniversary OF the battle Of New
Orleans occurred on Saturday last. a.
mentioned In the News Of that date. It
IL appropriate to remark that on the 9th
Of January. 1876. this memorable battle
vas fought b~twsen the British army OF
invssiOp and the United States militia
and volunteers. under General Jackson.
The battlefield was the plains Of chal.
mstts. four miles from the city. The
Asht resulted in . complete victory for
the Americans. Sir E. Paksshan. the
British commander. vss killed; General
Gibbs. the second In command. was
MORALLY wounded. and General Kssas
severely. The American loss was til.
hins; the British lost over 20c0 men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
Yck,s Floral Gvid

Vek's Floral Guide for 1881 hss put
In tn appearance. and 10 an improve
nsns, 10 possible. upon it, predecessor.
II 10 . very neatly. printed and elegantly.
illustrated work Of ia psses. the en-.
cravings nambsrins fully Ave hundred.
comprising . choice representation Of
the Aoral beauties Of America and the
world, and ell hns. artistic pictures. In.
eludine Q beautiful solorsd plate sngrsv.
ina worth . dollar. yet the price Of the
book u only tan cents. Send . postage
scamp TO james Wick. Rochester. New
York, and got Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

While the Carson folks are discussing
about the erection Of works for the
smelling and reduction Of the rich 70.
iractory ores Of this State. the Dayton
Times quietly remarks:
Before the Carson people get through
talking about thsir smelling works, We
will have ours built. The Lyon Mill and
Nining Company have everything ready,
and can start up even at short notice with
sunicient capacity to work all the ore that
would b furnished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
The av.raas Coms.ock Chinamsn Is

The average Comstock Chinaman ID
now very carefully training and watch
Ing his lilies, quietly Remaining - hs
judiciously regulates their sunlight or
shade: "Considsr the lilies how they
Should his chsrishea lily be in
full bloom on the 3o,h ins,ant-"ohins
New Y.ar"-it indicates . fall boom OF
prosperity for him during the year. bot
II any ncvsr 10 withsrsd on that day
that means . death In his family before
the nsxt New Y-ar-psrhsps himself.
Should oil the flowers happen to b
withsrsd or blasted BY frost OF other 90.
oidsntsl circumstances. be will immsdi'
atsly try to commit suicide on rice
brandy and opium. knowing full veil
that total distraction In stocks. lottsriss.
'.tan." love. death. and everything else
awaits him In the immediate future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

Msransy Hughes Of Tusoarora has
finally Left her "vhsl-is-it" husband
and squsrsly married another man.
vi,hou, sven taking the trouble 70 get .
divorce. 1t 10 to Be- hoped that she 10
now satisnsd. bat ever 20 many people
wish she would explain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

The fair hex are responsible for about
half the murders committed. and II might
not b. . bad idea 10 grace the gsllow's
beam with 0 petticoat whenever the
the "woman who Il at the bottom Of Il"
can 30 found. Under the present systsm
Of civilization. the man who gets into .
row over q woman and kills somebody. 10
strung mp without ceremony; while the
womIn, whose fsolishness originated the
trouble. hunts for . new afanity.- Car'sn
Appeal.
All Of which merely confirms the srsu.
ment that man 10 more active. leading
and responsible In the commission Of
crime than II woman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

The Ban francisco foa tells Of the AZ
rest in that city Of q Robinson D.
Crusos for smb.szlsmsnt. and goes on
to mention that be IL . linsal descendant
Of the original Robinson Crusos Of the
island Of Juan F~srnandex, whom We al
know-also, his man Friday" But We
also all remember that Crusoe's real
name was Alexander selkirk. therefore
this san Fra.cisco Crusos necessarily II
bogus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
Gone from Oar care.
Car.oa Trissas. Ja.sary 9.

Carsos IfI6tas, JdSsdry
Last evening Adolph 6utro folded bis
sack and silently stole away. he came.
he say. and vss conquered BY Bob How.
land. Col. Zine Barnes and Gen. jason
Baldwin. Il 10 said that Il vas like pull.
ing teeth TO get him to open the sack.
bot that on representations that the
caucus enuld DO "busied vide opsp,"
he gave up block Of his h~ard-sarnsd
luors. The ooupsbistsrs Say that the
business vss given dead away BY Q mem.
Der OF the caucus. or old suiro would be
here yet. bat the old man dropped on IL
that the whale thing va . josh. and
skippsd out, Il 10 In this trsvsssst
manner he saesbeush sehsasrs talk Of
Q man vhe b worth millions. and has Q
capital &c ailioas mere In bic sAssk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

Mike MCGOWAN. the "man-estsr."
formerly % veil known on the Com
stock for his preclivitiss Tor chewing Oh
Somebody's nose or dngsrs, whenever
he got drunk. Il now running . curb
stone oyster stand In Carson. 1skssps
himself in quiet tuns. % to speak. BY
biting OF the nick ends Of the oyster
shells fer his sustoners.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

A trout Weighing 2lt pounds vas caught
In Lake Tahoe lsst Tuesday. and II on ex.
hibition In . Carson restaurant. b
comes next TO the 2epounder from the
same waters that was sent 10 President
Grant. The Carson Tsmss says that trout
weighing thirty. forty. and even sixty
pounds each. have been taken from Walker
taks.-Rsno Gassts. Jas. Ga.
The above 10 essentially . ''hsh sto.
ry." Honest and properly verified Sta
tistics are now In order. Lets hear
from John Mckinney. Of Lake Tahoe.
- soon - be can awe the figures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

IS rHE DlarHICr sOUar % THe
1 Firrs judicial District Of the essts Of Nsysda.
In and 20 the COUNTY Of Q orsy.-H0knieD Q
eRIoNON ssainst HIS .CRRprTuRS.-No-
tee TO CREDITOR Of Insolvvnt lin the matter
OF the petition Of Hormi,das 0'ignou. a. insoL
vent dsbtpe Purpuant TO IN order OF the Hon.
Richard Rising. judge Of the Md District
court. no,ics 10 hsrshy nysn 70 all the cred
iton Of the said insoivsnt. b. rmisdss 0riGuon.
10 b and apps-r before the aid Judge. In opsn
court, o. the Courtroom Of said court. - the
Court Houss. IN said county. on the Tenth day
IL PEbRU ARY, 4. D. 1881. ~ 10 o'ciock q. =.
Of that day, shsn AID there 70 show csass. Il
any thsy car, Why the prayer OF aid tpsolvept
mould not b granted. and % assignment Of
his estate b. naAs. and he Be- uischsnssd fom
his dsbts and liabilities. IN Pursuance o. me
provisions Of TIE ssstuts IN such oese made ana
provided; and In th4 meantime al prvcsedtngs
against siid insotveut b sta, ed.
witness ny hand and The eeel Of aid Court
this tsnth dsy q January. 4. D. lel.
tszAll IA 3AHArkY, olsak.
Pr =. o. Tnonlson, Deputy Clerk.
j.. v. Wn1fok11. Attorusy Or hsolveut.
jaio "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

The London Court Circular, having
heard that Edison. - . means for pre-
dusins ineasdssesnos. uses inanitssisi
shrsds Of bamboo. procured ct Q great
sxpssss nom cubs. sassssss that this
~ lieht sAeald - patented under tAs
titls d s:Edissa's Electric banbooxss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

Col. Shaw. the new editor Of the En-
trpriss. 10 doing highly crsdltabls work.
He 10 bringing his extended and versa
tile experience into the service with sx-
Gallant eject.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

Reno has been neglected BY the small.
pox this season. but Saturday last de-
vsloped . light . . Of Il. Now the
Reaoitss are happy and y having Q
perfect vaccination jubilee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

Sharp C~hild-"And 90 you are very
psor. marm2" Aged Psrty-''Ahl I'd
be glad Of Q copper from anybody"
Sharp Child-"I'vs got . bad shilling;
will you have III" Aged Party-''A bad
shilling ain't NO uss." Sharp Child
"0h. amt III That shows you don',
60 to church and never puts money In
the plate ."-London Fun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM CARSON
Legtsiasars waiting fsr she osss.
ssriai Eisesiea-Sasre Wasehisg
sho dame.

CAssos. January 10. lssi-2:so p. n,
Nothing Of importance has trsnspired
In the Legislature today. No afternoon
sessiou held. Sutro 10 here. and II sp-
parsntly Watching the Senatorial game.
His friends claim that the fret ballot
will result in . split between Pair. eutro.
and wres. alter which the far will begin
IN Az.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

Should the State Board Of Pardons
today decide to pardon All. Charts. few
or none would b found 10 object.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
6ORh.

In Silver City. January 8. 70 the wife Of
Harvey Randall. . daughter.
In Dayton, January 9, 70 the wife Of ].
A. Bonham, aBon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10
pIEp.

In Carson. January 9. Adelbert. son Of
Stephen and Frances Miller. aged Q years
and II months.
In Ban Francisco, January 5, James
Harlow, father Of ]. O. Harlow. . native
Of Chester. N. r., aged GO years and II
months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

TN THE DlsTRICr CoU1T Or TIE
i First Judlci I Distrio, Of the s,sts Of Ne
vads, IN and for the county Of Story
&. p. BOYskN. sgai q BIS oRBplToRA.-
Notice 10 orvditofs Of I,solyent. In TIA mat
Ter Of the p~ti Ion Of Z. p. Boyssu. a. insolv.
ent dtbtor.-Pursuant 70 an order o The Nm.
nichsrd n,sing. yudfs Of tins aid Dist let
oours; scues y nsssoy g sn % ~ ne sfsd
spd sppea. b~fofs the said Judgs. IN opep
oours q the couft.r ON Il saia D M % ths
Court Hou,e. n ssid county. on the ilth DAY Of
fABhUAkY. a. D. 1881. st 10 o'clock Az sf
tlat day. thea and there 70 show cauhs, n aug
they can. Why the prayer o, said insoivspt
should not b grantsd, ard su sssimmsnt Of
his rsists b mads. mo he b dischsfvsd mon
hia debts and lisbtlitirs. In pursuancs Of ths
p DIVISIONS Of The ptaiuts In such cs-s nSds
and pfovid d; and IN the meantime al pso-
cssdinss sgins aid insolvsnt b stayrd.
Wines my hand IN I The seal Of sid oourt.
tnis lob day VI January, 4. D. 1881.
b. 9. Q. Tnos,sos. Dspss, Ci.rS.
lain ma
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-10

w.od: frssScin. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =.
And In accordanos with law. and m orua
Of the Board OF Directors. mads On the 30
ind day OF December. 1850. 90 many snarss Of
each parcel OF such stock - may Be- nscsssafy
viii b sold q public auction. st the once Of
the compsn AZ osiiiornis street, San snn.
seventh DAY Of janusiy, iai, a Tie b uf Of one
O'Clock ?. 4. Of said day. 70 pay ssid delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs Of
advertising and sxpsnsss Of toe sale.
GEO. D. 8DWAHDe. psorstsry.
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