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EXECUTIVE NAsalox. WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Jnly 81 q. In.-fii ytcw of tho fact that It Is
deemed bcst to kGep tho President pcrfrctly
quiet during the remainder Of the night, tho
attending physicians ANNOUNCE, Mt / a. Ill.,,
that ito examinations wifi 10 male aid no
further bulletins Issued until 7::s0 Il. I'll.
At \ LATE i1DCtt Tn-S1Glir
Secretary blaine tc1eRrnptlcd Minister Low
ell, Of LONDON, as folto~s:
Tic rrcshtent's condition ut to10 this oyonlng
mot ~ favorable.
COMING.
Te1cgrams ,avo been received at the Excc-
utlye Mansion stating that Ur. 11nlnft-
ton, OF New York, and Dr. Agnew, Of
Philadelphia, who were requested to come
to Washington for consultation Will, tito
Presidents attending phys!cians nre on tEle1r
way here. DR.. Hamilton left Now York at
1o:3o y. H.. MD will react, Washington at
$50 1T thu morning. Or. Ag1lew lift 1'lil!a-
delpl'ia at 12:i0 a. ILL.,, mid wilt arrive at
Washington Mt 4:}0 a. III.
2 O'CLOCK a. It.
WARRINGTON u. e., July+a:10 a. m.-Dr.
Bliss authorizes llte positive contradiction OF
tho rutn0r In Cincinnati to the effect TINT ltc
las stated TINT PRESIDENT Gnrtloid's caso Is
practically hopeless, alld that there Is no use
of misleading tti0 people.
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tho phyaicians Ind rcpcntctlIy uttered war,-
lnx That It .,snnstt l,e expected TINT
secondary inflammation wonf'l vet III rs a
result of tho wound: IN conversation with
tho correspondent a llatf hour later ORC of
tic physicians said: "Wu really cannot say
n1,y moro titan IL expressed III tho bulletin.
Of course, the symptoms nro !css favorable
tlnn thoy were, but I cannot say they aro
unexpected. -;
TtiE TfstE, HAS ANnfyE11
wien Inflammation was 10 bc looked for.''
"Arc there nny symptoms Ut Iuritoncal In
Examination ?" asketl tho correspondent. >.
. "Noho wlIatcvcr," WIS tho reply.
ut is simply tho; Inflammation which
ought to bo expected In every caso Of
E,,,,-sl,ot wound. Our next examination
wfllcl, will take place ut 1o::p o'clock. will
pruscnt ah Opportunity for comparison,
Siotl1tl the Presidents pulse ai,d hlnper1t-
tttra he no higher thur, they arc now. Is,ouid
regard 1t ~ Il favorable Sign. We do not
really expect tint either will be lower tnen
titan tOWn - !:
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+: Special nispatth 10 1hs CAte4oo TFtbuas. 80
i WASHINGTON, d. G., July 3.-Shorlly aftor
0u'oIook this evening tho Presidents synp.
TOMS hecauo Loss favorable, although not
especially alarming to the physicians In at-
telldallco,s; Tll0 bad NvWs quickly spread,
llowoyer, among tho crowds which tl,rongcd
the streoss, aud oil sortsof sensational runtors
ga!neA currency Az halt past 10 O'clock the
following bulletin was Issued, signed by 6ns-
Reon-Oenural' Harncs, Surgeon Woodward,
alut Drs. Bliss and leayburn:>: - ts.::-:
Tho condition OF tho peosIdeat IL losa favor
nblo. Pulse, ls0j temperature, 100; respiration,
~ lilo IL lnoFc Festless, and agatn complains of
tho paln in hts feat, :: - -, - ...
Th!s bulletin produced
4 uEtlIt:SHlNQ EFTECr
upon the friends who were waiting In the
White House. Rlld your CORRESPONDENT who
reached It ut II o'clock, found then, quite
desponIeut notwithstanding tha fact that
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REGULAR ACCOUNT. .:,,...::
lErrEH ORDER. =
WAalIINaroS, d. T., July a-EviIences OF
popular excitement in the uolghboTAool Vt
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ablo to1taY .as they were yesterday A fow
hundred pcopic, ,of whom largo proportion
nre co!ored, stitt finger about tho main Ell.
trance ut. Pennsylvania Avenue. but better
police regulations. nro enforced than was
possible at any ttlie yesterday. Tho ayenuo
leading to tho ;gnteway. Is, Kept clear by m
armed guard, antf llo person admitted with
out q written paas from tho Presidents
priyato secretary. Tic same change it, tho
direction Of butter, order ard strlcter
control Is apparent In. tho Executive f,an.
sion Itself. Yesterday, tic official llaif that
building was overrun by newspaper report
ers and correspondents, frlunds Of the prcsl.
dent, aud citizens generally who, in thel.
anxiety obtain the latest news,
CROWDED INTO TILE urPEn connrnona
and rooms 0f tie President, secre taries, and
even obstr.tctcd tile orderly transaction Ut
business in the Presidents private telegraph
office. To-day no o,io Is allowed to go be-
yonA the vestlbute until Its card Ilns been
takotl to tic Presidents private socretary,
mid tho tawtess wandering about OF excited
people in the upper corridors las been
stopped. All the members Of the Cabinet
arc at tho Executive Mansion to-day, and
most OF them llavc remained there COLI
ti1iuously since yesterday morning, sleeping
few llOurs last night OIL couches III tlte
library. Nearly all tho prominent Exeen!iya
officers Of the Government 1lav0 called dur.
ihR t'l8 aay, toReuief VIII representatives VI
lofe'gh hat'oils' Justices OF fita Supreme
eourt' aia large humber ot tie lrrsdents
lfe'soll"l 11'ehas: none Ut tael.', h"WeVer'
llayc been permitted to enhr Tie rooIn In
which thu President lies.
TIE srntcrEsr QUIET IL ExJorSEE,
and the President has not been allowed to sea
,,,.,o n,,,1 tha c,.r,,1,1.. ,......,.,.. go. -a
au'1e, 'om nc ne.e.uins physc,ans. oehh
.of ot 'ones. OF Sesada called ti,la afternooa
st s ifetaa iee members Tr ho Of the G&eIs
fin civ am; .vas Iis c,ost ond ,vom1,I ;tto ~
.o t1' v.s 1,aas, 1tu "ss 1s gust aa "ou!u ko
sce t'e 1sestaent II Ae coala be permitted to
10 50. Senator Jones WAS told the physicians
did not think II best to allow any one to SEQ
tho President cxcept tho tnetnbers nj ,,fs fam-
iiv Mrs T:o-t,of,1 Is :, ,,,.o,rsa1 a,ta.,a..,+
~ 'A1s' t.A't,et .s '''A a"ce,1'eo auslua!1t
physicians and nurses as necessity
requires, aud maintaining strength, solt-coi,-
trn1 nn] cl,parfuinrax viii fir,u convtot,n,,
thot @ tha ~, Mit nr sno
nnxfetv co,tin,,ns w,tf,ont norcantth,a nhata.
"nnt .sa. sv."e ..st H., "a'"ou. IT, aon ~
1.eh't o@cept ul"s tne cs""" Ill l1oht OIL tns
EXECUTIVE Mansion is not so large as yestar.
day afternoon.
r,n ro%,,t,co,ovrps
,,,,.o ,,,,t,,,,,.an, Sn..i .o.''.'...,., L..
r 49, p1uts'"s" = III. 4e4uest"'k peoplo ~
refrain from atl noisy demonstrations to-
morrow, MD municipal regulations relative
anforcad thrnncf,out sho cltv Tho w"otfar
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SPECIAL ACCOUNT.

Still ALIVE.
sptetdt Dtspaseh to Tbs Chicago Trib,tne.
WAsutSoroS, D. c., July 3.-president
Garfield still lives Tint sucl, is tho fnct Is
hugely due to Ills vigorous constitution, Ills
temperate hnbftS, his robust health, anti his
in,lonlttablo pluck. As Secretary Wlndom
remarked this morning: !" It tho President
had not been one Ut the greatest men in tic
world lie would not now be nltye. lie does
not troat Ills condition lightly, nor assume
! MI ntr OF brayado, but, contemplating the
probabilities OF his situation with the calm
lIerolsm of Christian, lle Is firm and deter
mined, yet cheerful. Tnis seems to de-
scribe the Presidents mcutal condition per-
1ectly. liz Inns q soul TINT knows no
fear, md. willie he undoubtedly fully realizes
the Imminent danger Of his situation, he has
nut permitted 1t for an instu,,t to unilorve
h!c,, or to cloud Ills faculties. Ills pntn,
which has been at times intense, hls been
borne with patient cliccrflllncss. No nlur-
1nur ilns escaped him. lilo las been as ten
der a1d conslaerutc Ut the feelings of those
around Hin as ]le used to be III tie hours OF
his greatest ylgor md joyousness.
70 1Iis PERSISTENT cltEEHFur.yEss
and tirlnness the p'lysicfane largely contrib-
ute the favorable change which they Noted
Iii his condition at II late tlour last evening"
md Which, from q feeling of tho utmost
dcspondency, II not 4 feeling Of complete
despair, restored them Within the space Of n
few hours to degree Of l,opo II not feel
| Ing OF confidence III his recovery. There Is
another clement to which tho physicians and
! tia other attendants Of tile President coll-
| tribute In IL great degree tile favorable
| cl,ahge in his condition, and that Is the calm,
! sustained herplsjn Of
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TETECIkAM6.

rnoM THE MONETARY COMMISSIONERS.
WASHINGTON, u. t., July a--Tils follow
Ing teleRrams llayo been received by Secre-
tary blaine: Z.
PARIS, July 3.-Io Blaine, Secretary,
Neutrality-suspicious. cul,ntryineli receive tha
successive nccoul,ts Of the Presidents coil-
tlitiun with profound sorrow; md the dsep-
est sympathy with public md private atltIc-
tion. We receive expressions Of coincidence
and of horror ut the crInle from representa-
tiycs OF other nations. 'Wa stjll cherish
hopes Of Il favorable Issue, and desire to ex.
press our hcartfelt synIpatlyi in the grief thai
surrounds tic President. 'EvAlsTs,'
I THURMAN,
uOwE,
-. So. lioItroy
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HAOA 1A4ts AuttEsSt .... r....
LONDON. JNly 3.-Io' D|at1tc, SecrtedrD,
1pHshtngto'i: Just: received tue following
from the Queen: II MI! most anxious to hear
thet latest accounts Ut tho President, and
wish my horror aud desp sylnpat'ly to oo
conveyed to lin aud Mrs. 0arlleld." :,
-: LOWELL. Minister.
WARRINGTON. July 3.-rhe Spanish hlln"
lister to tho United States, Seiior Francisco
l,arca, called ut tho AYl.tto liouso no loss
than four times yesterday, brl4gtng dis
,utnhes f,nm hIs Mnfesty Aifonso XII: liz
n,,irimr ahnmt lin shnotinr of tho President,
Sriinr uar.a lad nlready l,oon one OF tie
Iinlomats wno. with Sir Edward Thorn
I'M tl,n Danr, Of lis Mfufsturs nt Wash
iu~;on1 cnllc,i at the Whito House Us
soon ] M thcv henrtl ut tl,o sa,l news Yesterday
- mornfnr. ;rha SnaI,Ish MtnIster 'fmmotIiate.
" cahsd tho inteiltwcnco to Madrlu, and lin.
scIr ~ ~ wcli as lis Goyernmunt. jlns tiIs.
% uIavaI n, th,s melancholy t,cvasIo,,: throug,
liar roneateti friendly aid ulIxIouy messages
md cajls nj tbo Whito House. a genuine
snanis KIN % ~ W. ,ar,,oss @ mn, warmth NJ se,tl,neit
,v,,ii ,"nni;stin,s ti,sir bnrr,,r nj Tia obnl',,
,',"i',a "tt"m IT. nro,nst the iIfo of prcaidenl
s -" "r,'s,I H'' e - = =. :,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

There being no Other h1sinsss. Tfus-
zee Dsuohy In . few Appropriate remarks
moved that . vote Of thanks Be- rendered
to President Fog and President (pro
tem) Mercer for the able manner In
which they have prssidsd on al ooca-
sions.
Trustee Mercer replied By sayins that
the unity Of feeling WhisA has existed st
all times among The members Of the
Board made The dud.s Of PRECEDING
ofaorr light and pleasant. He thanked
the member Tor Thu. nsrk Of oourt.sy
shovn TO Prssidsns fox and himsslf.
and hoped the good feeling nov existing
would continue 10 bind them together q
ipsepsrabls friends.
The Board thss adioarnsd sias de.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
NOTICE Of foRfElruRE.
TevH on Coin HILL.
County Of sses,y; se;,s q Ssvsda

s.nih Jsckst mins Gold HUI .hining pts.
irict, etorsy county. btafs Of Nsvsdai
You are hsssSy noti6A that he usdsrsiGpsd
has performed and aid out The annual amount
Of work for 1871 on the above claim r.9uirsd
otstss. and your pro rata share Of said work
smounts 10 Thfty.shrss Dollar and Thirty
thrse Cent? tSsS ~. lsss Eight Dollars 80 for
labor psrformsd. leaving . balance dns iron
M Of Tessty Ave Dollars md Thirty.
fhrss Osrts Cex al. And U within ninsU
~. st e c M: -, ~ 3 H ssoSSs az III is ,u
IN aaid ci.in Vil b forisissd AID become The
properly q ns sabsssths, usdss ~ essraea
SSisnsdl, H.. ortLHlI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
DHLIIQUINf SlLIs.

DULLI0H MINING COMPANY.
ID Loesuon Of pEtnotpal Slses a bastnsss.
can n.nctseo. oAhfosnta-
Location O WORN. 0esA nm Mans pistzict.
esors, eoanty. NsvsdA
lowirS dsseaSsd stoeE O. seocsns Of ssssss
msnt mo. isi lsvisd % The ninstssnth tie,hl
DAY o. Hsy. 1851. the several amount 81
opposite ne uama Of the respective shArs-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

And In accordance with law and IN ordg Of
the Board OF Dirsctors. made On the nine.
tssnth llSth) dAy o. Apsil, is1i. % many saafss
necessary WI s. sold @ peShs snsrioa q ne
ofics OF the o .mpany. no. sis Pine street.
Room .. San yrsnsi.eo, " iicssis, on TUES.
DA,, the twenty sshss day Of JUNE. 1851, st
Win sosts q sd,ssdsias ga sspsssss q Is:
R. \. sAN BRuNT, sserstsry.
oAes-No. 80 Pine street. Room q Dan
Francisco. California. 10
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NOTICE
70 0wners or Lady Warrington
Mining COMPANY and Benton
Mining Conpany.

owN.Rs or sHAsEs m the above
named Companies srs notified that thsy ars -
s..i; 4, 70 sssrS SsS0s SSssoii DAFT GU ~.
r NM NJ Sp' 3. q ~ Is SS2sTs per shsrs. isyisd
bv psId. Company on the twenty. nrst Day OF y y
i0i, and nov delinquent and ths sufssndsf
% usu WI. Il. WATSON,
escrtary Benton Consolid,tsd conpaay.
San ffsneisco. Jane oh, 1851. Il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
Chisf xaginssr. q. II. y. p.

On molten Of Trustss Danehy u vss
ordered that al moneys. books and Pc
psss osloesins to the town Of Gold Hin
% handed over 10 The County Connie
sionsu - o o q the Treasurer osn nx
his books and al warrants allowed q
THE meeting are paid. Also. Il wss or
dersd that the Town Marshal. Clerk and
Attorney turn over al books and papsss
In their posssssioa bslonsing to the
town 10 the County Commisionsrs.
TSustss Mercer and Clsrk hyde we're
Snafrvstsd 70 transfer I'll the town Prop
ssSy (ss pr inssatesy) - IL ooaniy
oonniasioasrs. 1NS II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

CYIVnR suItL uIyruo OoRPAl

cYIVsR suILL uISINo oonP1.
-. 81 Isssss.ss = cs SissssSl' p'so' a' ss'
Loesres Of veks. Cola Hln. Storey county.
Nsuoe-Tnsrs are delinquent upoe TIE soi.
loWtae.dseotbed stock. on sooount Of assess-
nsos osc; ~ lsyisd o. he srysnta cthl d.y
sits tsc lsnSs Of ne respective shsIssoHsn.
- folbows: L.
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snrn x1ouxxa's 111oaf.
Coin HUI. Nay !. 100


To The President and 1smbsrs Of the
Board Of Town Trust<ss-0sntlemsn: !
have the honor 10 report The following
resume Of the Fire Department for the
past year Number Of hrS alarms. 20;
number Of hrvs "a; Estimated value Of
property destroyed. 81. ZOO; Insured for
$4,000. Ia the majority Of cases the
cause Of Ore could not b ascsrtainsd-
The number Of enrolled member Of
the pspartmentis ~ follows: Liberty En-
eios Company No. I. %; Yellow Jsskst
Ingins Company No. 2. 90; Lincoln Hose
Company No. 8, n. There are also two
active hose companies not enrolled. who
have rendered very great services.
Number Of hydrsnts. 81; number Of feet
Of rnbbsr hoss, 1900; number Of feet Of
lssthsr boss. ESQ; number Of hose car.
Sisges. 8; number Of parade hat fronts. 8;
number q parade bslt. 2; number Of pa
rsds uumpsn. .; number Of ssrvies trum-
psts. 8.
have the pleasure Of stating that The
entire department and apparstus are In IN
sfRsisnt and ssrvioeabls stats.
d. respectfully submitted.
NICE exxrox.
Chisf xaginssr.a. II. y. p.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
DEIISquEsf SALES.
(yAL.DosIA alive. lIsI. y.

SssSinsss. 3. yssssisss. osiiissnis:
Leeaaoa e work.. stS,ss sorny 80 49, - "a.
ioVfnedsscnbsd ssock, on account Of asesest
nsnt INC. 81 lsvisd on the third Cdl jay g
Hay, 1851, the ssvsrsl amounts ~ oppodse
the nsmss Of ths Respective shsfshoidsrs' -
follows a..
Names. no. Ceftu. bns. Amt
A e.. ..". ~. .....sus... io...:ssN
10. ...an
Aisinson. Doad { Co, Tru.. :.
A, En- Is:: : a.. T i;;as0s'.'''0''''''"
A,sin:sa iSc: i iGs. riS.
Atkinson isc: q Iias:
., ss:s; Tsc: ! : 81. ;Tt;ms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

And IN accordance with isw. ana IN cssss
d ths Board Of D~trsctors. mads on the third
day Of Nay. ISL, % many shares OF ssea
pefe:i Of such stock - may b nscsssay
viii b sold q public auction. q The ono q
- s.. SSSs'S S.i. Nc N y; Fu S:l S:P.- Is ::,' :s.s =.
eighth tsethl day VI Juns, ial. ct ths hoarof
90 o'elockP =. Of sid DAY. 10 pay. aid q.
hnquent eseessmsnt thsrrou, togsther With
costs Of sdvsrttsing end sxpsnsss o. the M.
Z WRokNkk, Dcczveazy.
09es..<1l California sssst. IN Sssscaese
oitforuis. u y -----0L.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

AL YkRsoHs HAylsai m THE1n pos.
n sssaoa % tsi bslsadag % wSus pSlsv
S'ssss zHs NM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
AspoHr OF Tows AIToaxlI.

xuoxr or 'TowS ArrusExH.
10 the Honorable. the Board Of Trustees
Of The Town Of Gold Hill-0snusmsn: !
herewith submit my nnsl report of all
moueys collected By NE - Town Attorney
for The year ending the ant Monday In
Nay, 4. .. 1881. - follows:
Dslinqusns taxes - charged 70
ms, Per sssssment roll. .o1.s95 81
Ten pr cent dslinqasasy...s iss -
Total. .Si.lss %
xos sa:d Sy order Of the Board.
and withdrawn from sals... 100 10
Paid 70 Treasurer - psr receipts
on ale with Town clsrk.......sl.27o u
Total. ..si.sss 90
1sspsstfully.
]. p. FtAxSnsxAx.
Town Attorney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

moot on rows oIlax.
10 ths Honorable Board Of Trustees Of
ths Town Of Gold Hul-osAtlsmsn : The
following 70 my report for The quarter
sndina April 80. 1851:
Amopnt Of xsrranta isspsd. 49,. 1aeQs 70
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YELLOW yACEET slLvER M.

ING ooHPxNY..X sssssm.nt sale
No. Il.-Locatioa q WORMS, Gold HUI, storsy
county. st.ts Of Nevada.
fotics.-Thsre are Delinquent upou the fol.
lowing DESERVED mock. on account Of asssse-
msnt mo. All levied on the ninth (eth'
day Of Nay, 1881, the several amounts
sst oppostts The names Of the respective shsfs
Nsnss..- No. csrif. shs. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
TOWN TRUSIfES.


The Anal meeting OF the Board Of
Trustees OF the town Of Gold Hin vss
held yesterday afternoon. Present
Trustees D.uchy. Lsmsry. MeCurdy
and President (pro tsn.) Mercer.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were approved - read.
The different standing committees 70
ported everything In the best condition.
The sirssis we're In good repair.
The conai,tss % 7iss and wssss 10
ported the mains. hydrants, tanks and
everything eoansss-d with the water
works In good condition.
The regular monthly bills. AMOUNTING
% S10e6. we're. on motion. ordered paid.
The following bulls. fsfssrsd to the
finance conmiitss and found eorrsst.
we're, on motion. ordered paid: ]. B.
0ssnon, % 90; b. Mercer. - 90; w. N.
Han 3 Co ell 80; D. Thsfbain. BE;
w. Hall. Is ".
Do motion. IL va ordsrsd that the
ofao,sls b. paid their salaries up 70 and
iaciudins MAJ ID. 1881.
The Street Conwikss reported that
some parties bad bails . fssos on D
street. sar the Dayton toll rosd. on
erousd purch.ssd by the tovn. and
wished 10 cali TOE attsaiioa Of the 0ean-
o. Commissioasrs 70 the subtros.
Tue following qaars.rfy reports from
tova 0mssss wrrs rvsd aud ordered %
take the Usual course:
1xRo1r % rovx flsAsu1xs-
To ths Honorsbls Board u Trustsss u
ths Town II 0old hll-0sntlsmsn ]
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

NOTICES 10 hereby siysa that the shssss
next bs stbsfter d saibed Q. UhfosUED srs
f,ncates Of The former Lazy WARRINGTON
k.NlNa cOApANY's STOCK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

Thomas D L. Trustee. ....so3i.... Q 1855
And In accordance with Law. end sn order Of
To- Board Of Dtftcsess. msdso % the ~. nD arss
t3ist) day q Nay, ISL. % mauy sharss Of sseh
psrosi a such stoct - may b nscssaaD will b
sold q public suStion. - he ofnes Of the Com
pany. hooms 8 and Q. No "a Mostomsy
str.es, ysn yr.neieeo. osldornia.. on .TusE.
DtY. JULY TWELFTH tisth) .Issi.ss TIE hoaS
q Sa no : S's,osa 2 ; 900 g ss.a d; s,. e psy -: az c sS4ss
q sdvsrtistns and sxpsnsss Of ths all. =
wv. b. WATSON, SECRETARY.
oMoe-Roomp Q and 9, No. 90 Montgomery
stxsst, Gan lnncisoo. oaliorais. ri1G
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-10
San Frnncisco s,oeR sales.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 9, 1851
MORNING SESSION.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
WATER GLASS.

Won Helmont, in l640 found that when,
IL making glass from sand and alkali, an
excess of all1ali was used, the glass would
dissolve in boiling water. In 1927, Won
Fuchs utilized water glass, soluble glass, or
silicate OF coda, in stereochromy or solid
color. painting, in monumental and mural
decoration, and in the preparation of
cements and artificial stones. London
Engineer suggests that, although used for
large number of purposes in the arts, it
is capable of more extended application
when it becomes better known. A COM
pact, marble like stone is formed, when it
is mixed with chalk and dried. Similar
stones are formed by mixing water glass
with bone ash, zinc-white and magnesia..
Ransome's artificial stone is pre-
pared by mixing sand with water
glass solution, to form q plastic mass,
which is then pressed into the required
shapes, and placed in solution Of calcium
chloride the silicate OF calcium thus
formed cements the grains together, and the
chloride of sodium formed at the same
time is removed by washing with water.
With clay, lime, sand, cement, etc, soIu-
BILE glass enters largely into the com osi-
ton of many of the patented arti cial
stones, plastic tiles, states, etc, and al of
our common soaps, the detergent qualities
of the glass making it an excellent scour-
ing material. In cold water, this glass is
nearly insoluble, or dissolves very slowly
but in boiling water, it dissolves with facil-
ity, and remains in solution after the water
has cooled. II the water contains 80
per cent of the glass in solution,
we have a Substance of sirupys consist
ence, which may be used as a tranr.
parent varnish on many substances on
drying, it forms CLASSY coating that fairly
resists moisture and change of temperature.
Engineer remarks that, although the Scies-
tiJic american says it has been used extern
sively as vehicle for certain pigments to
form paints known as silica psints, oil and
the other common ingredients are used as
the vehicle in the paints known and largely
used by that name in England.