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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-12
cILyER HILL nIsIAo COnPA.

.oILvER HILL MININ0 COMPA.
y M.-Lcation Of principal plsos Of busi.
ness, Ban Hnnoisoo, OsliiornlA.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice ishsrsby given that ct Q meeting Of the
Board OF Directors, held on ths seventeenth
day Of January. 1881. an assessment (No.
ltl OF TWENTY-FIVE oents (2scl per share was
levied upon the capital stock or the corporation,
payable immediatsiy. In United states gold
coin, 70 the Secretary. at the ofice OF the Com.
pany. Room 70, Nevada Block. No soo Mont.
gomery street, ban Frsncisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment ehall
remain unpaid on the twenty dist day Of Feb.
rusry. 1881. win be delinausut. and advertised
'nr sale at public auction; and unless pay.
:. at 10 made before, will be sold on
kUNDAY. the fourteenth Qtthlday Of MARCH,
1851, 70 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gsther with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sals.
v. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
0fhcs-Room No. -, Nevada Block, No. 20
Montgomery street, Ban Francisco. Oalifornia.
1874
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MARsnAl's NOTICE.

N1orIcI Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT yHI
4 issss of hOGs within de iimiis of ths sovS
Of cold Hill Will nom this dsts b strictly
enforced, 4 pen hes been ooustruetsd for ths
dsssntion Of hogs that may b found rul.
1ins = i,rS, md ne ss.i q psn,s sof 'esA
n. KENNEDY. Town Marshal.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NIoTIoE Is GIVEN. THAT TEH DISTRICT
for the county Of Storey having grsntsd 70 The
undersigssd lettsn tsstamsntsry In The eetsts
OF CONRAD wIE0AND. dscsassd, sll creditou
Of ssid estate will present their bills 70 The
updsrsiGntd st the ssssy of1oe Of the late oon.
rad wiegand. deoeastd. for thor approval,
within ten months from the DATE q thn notcs'
JOSEPH PkhKiNb,
O. o. bTkvgNeoN.
ExecutoFs.
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SEesEeATED BELoBER MINING

- COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Of business. Gan
Lossiion Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Notice u hereby given. that st meeting o.
the Board Of Directors, held on the dfth (ethl
day Of February. 1881, On assessment (no. ls)
Of One Dollar tti) per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary, q the once Of the Company, No. <it
California strsst, esn Francisco. California. =.
Any stock upon which this assessment sha1
remain unpaid on the eleventh Qlth) dsy Of
March. ie8i, win be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
10 made before, win be sold on THURSDAY,
the thirty hrst lSittl day Of March. 1881, 70
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenres OF sale.
By order OF the board Of Directors.
GEO. D. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Ofhcs No. tit California street. San Fran
eisco. California. fs''d
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THE BOARD OF rRusrIfs OF TnE
i Town Of Gold Hill have ordered that shs
ordinances which requires physieisns neanne
patients with smsiipox. and sil pereooe vno
hsys csses Of smaiipox IN thsir houses. % N.
form ths Town Msrshal Of same. shall .
strictly enforced. therefore give notioe 70 y ~
dsts tsfs u,easures 70 eufecce the eaid ordi-
nance. n. KENNEDY. Town Hsfshsl.
Gold Hill. December .. 100. dee
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NJEW YORK MINING COMPAHY.

NEW xOBA A10A60 - OOAFAu %
IN Location Of principal place OF business,
San Francisco. Ollifosuia.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. STOREY county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that st . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the nrst (lstl
day OF February, 1881, an assessment mo. ~
Of Ten Gents ll0c) per shAre Was levied upon
tue capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. 70 the
Secretary, st the once Of the Company, Room
8, No. SAT Pine street tSsn Francisco stoch and
Exchange Buildinyl, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on SATURDAY. the th day Of
March, 1851, viii be delinquent. and advsr.
tised Tor sale at public auction, and unless
made y. before :..s S s e oa 20, 90
March: isei: 70 Ray me dslipauent, .sssss; -
expenses OF sale.
By order Of The Board Of Directors.
d. L. THOMAS. Secretary.
Ofice-Room 8, 8. r. Stock and kxchsnes
Building. No. s27 Pine street Ban Francisco.
California. Std
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TEE L,rrL. sxlrrE..

They cat togsther. . happy pair.
In an old hull By the sea.
A maiden fair with golden hair.
And brave bright boy vss he.
elm the skipper" he cried. ." and you'r'
my wife,
And over The sea we'll 20 t.
He cuts the rope with his little knife
And crimson sun was low.
Up ross ths storm. loud roarsd The tide.
The boat was 6lling fast;
The little wife crept 70 her skippsr's side
And wept at the fearful blast.
He vrsps her warm In his little coat;
He cries. "Oh. weep not % T.
A swift they drift In tho dlling boat
And The storm sun u low.
oh what shall b The parents Life,
In the cabins on the shore
The little skipper and his wife
win como 70 them no moro.
Oh lonely will they wander By.
And watch the ebb and dow.
And think they hear their children cry
whsn The crimson sun 10 low.
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Il vss d Q Galvestoa hotel that . child
attracted considerable attention by say
ing repeatedly: ~ want acakeT You
have had Ave or six already. replied the
mother. "Thsm's not the ones / want.
want frssh one."
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

nxRsoNs RESIDING m vlasIxIA yHo
Vish 70 subseFibe fos ne o9zo :.
NHvs can leave ordsfs fcs y - "
4. n xA1eoND.
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NOULD 4 CURRY sILvER MIN.
" ING COMPANY. = Location Of principal
place Of business, ssn Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Virginia, Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that ct . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the third
Csd) day OF February. 1881, an sssessmsnt tNo.
~ OF Fifty Gents te0cl per share was levied
upon the capital .tock OF tho corporation, lay.
able Immediately, In United States gold coin,
70 the secretary. 1t the once Of the Company,
Room No 90, Nevada Block. No. 800 Mont
gomery street, San Francirco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the eiRbt (6th) day Of March.
1881, will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public anction; and unless payment 70
made before. will be sold on TUESDAY, the
twenty ninth t2sth) day Of March, 1881. 70 pay
the dslinquent assessment, tosether with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
ALFRED Z. DURBR0W. Secretary.
Ofics-Room No. %. Nevada Block. No. 90
Montgomery street. Ssn Francisco. California.
fe7td
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.'Thsrs are seventeen and . halt men
10 every female In the Territory OF Da-
kota." "well." said Mas Jones, .
spinstsr. when abe reed the above itsm'
''if girls know what ! know. they'd take
thai half man rather than none at all.
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spEclAL NOTICE.

All Bills due the PIONEER LAUNDRY up
10 sne IiRsT or pRoLNBER, 1870. must Be
sstfied before the TENTH OF DEoYxBKR, or
thsy win b plaoed In the hands Of oollectof.
In future no bills win be allowed 70 run more
than thirty days. j. y. HALL.
Vrrinis, December !. 1850.
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Not % that shrill familiar sound
In he skippsr's voice once moro.
For when his sinking boat won't down,
He vadsd straight ashore.
And brought his little wife - we'll.
His own for svsrmore;
Nov on . little farm they dwell.
To roam the sea NO more.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE
j First judicial District OF the state Of Ne
vada, in and for the county Of btofey.=klCH'
ARD NkRCRn, plaintiff. ~. TROJAN MIN.
mo COMPANY. defendant. no.ics 10 hereby
given, that the abovenamed plaintiff has this
day commenced an action IN sad Court against
the sbove-nsme defendant 70 forsclose and
Determine o certain mechanics Len held By
plaintiff against said defendant and that eer.
tain mine. mining claim and quarts ledge, 70.
gether with the hoisting works aod Improve
nents thereon situate. known - the Trojan
Mining Compan,ls mine, situate IN the Colo
Hill Mining District, storey county. Nsvada.
about ons thousand feet from the Beichr Min.
ing Compsny's hoissinG works on the south
All per sons holding of claiming iiens sGstnst
said property sre hereby notinsd % be and ap-
pear before said Court on sATUEpAY, the
TWENTY.BixTH t26thl day OF FkbRuAhf,
1881, at the court house. In the city Of Virginia
In said county at 10 O'Clock a. H.. and 70 exhibit
then and thsrs the proof OF their lisns.
r. D. NITCHELL,
Attorney for Piaintif.
January II. 1881. talItd
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ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
HOLDERS.

N1orroE re HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
IN meeting Of Btoc kholders Of the UTAH
nTRNslON Gold and Silver Mining Company
Will be heid In accordance with the bylaws Of
said company, st the once OF said company:
no 6utter street, Room %. IN the city and
county Of ssn Frlncisco. California. on NON.
two O'Clock ?. 4. OF said day. for the annual
election OF Directors, ami the trsnssction OF
suoh other business a. may properly come %.
fore the meeting Transfer books VIII %
ciosed on Friday, the si,hteenth day OF Feoru-
NJ, 1881, ct three O'Clock r. =.
VICTOR RkSSAYRx, eeerstafy.
Ofdce-Room 90, $50 1utter street.
San Frsncisoo, California, February ., 1881.
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NOTICE
10 Carrick's Bondsmen.

mHosR PRISONS wHo ARE ON OAR.
u ricks bonds upon whom pspen have bean
ssrved in the suit Of the etats against them.
sfs requested 70 Leave the pepsfs with their
s'sosn's O. @. sTEvENsoN,
jssa Chairman ef csnnit>ss.
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QRplNkNcE N0. 1ls.

An osDiNAsCE ..s :: ss.;srs: .;s s:,.s.. =: L: 3:
hsrTewins tisney &c .kedeen the
% H,essins psss 81 tss Town I" ~s's
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ORDINANCE NO. III.

." s.cc of ncsa is Lies q and Ter ne
Ps.se:e Of casosi,ias bsnds Nss' ioS
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CHANCE OF FIR N.

HAVE THIS DAT SOLD TO J. y. HALL
i aii my intsrs.t In the Pioneer Lznndsy:
yirrtu,a. December I. 1850.
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THE EVENING NEWS
ruhiishsd svsry day (sundays sxospsed,.
NJ T9B MEWn RUDLlDnIMo CO.
q Entered at the Gold Hill postof,cs
- ssoond-elass matter.

p.,,v~.a IN Ga Hn. ylssis;a, silver CITY
oassea. Dayton, eatzo. 60, q
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER WEEK.
Rayabls 10 IL caFnsrs.
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A BILL
PROVIDE A CONSOLIDATED SYSTEM
OF GOVERNMENT
iron 1zr-
COUNTY OF STOREY. THE CITY
OF VIRGINIA AND THE
TOWN OF GOLD
HILL.
And to Provide for the Payment Of
the Exlsting Indshtedness OF
: Said City and Town.

fAs P..p,. Of ts S'~ss ef Nevada. rep
re.sssed 10 Sssass and AssssSy, do
easet as fs!lsss:
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SMALLPOX NOTICE.

vlrsini. o.y. oosos< -. isso. Oass i
, 1881-09-20
TIE THEATRES.

THEY WILL. llF: CLOSED TONIGHT.
4 repprter Of TnE THlnuxs made the
rounds Of tho theatres Immediately after tho
news Of President Gartieltl's death was re-
ccIved for tho pnrnose Ut ascestai,,-
inE what tho respective managers
contemplated doing. At tile Grand OPERA
House lie fund Afr. ". II. Davis, who said
that ha could not tell what they would do
Until aftor consultation, with othcr naf,-
agers. 1t all agrced To close tho Grand
would, but, unless there was general cessa-
lion OF business, 1ie did not sen why tile the
Tres should close. Iie En,i spoken 10 Cuzau-
rail OF tho subject, In view OF tic probability
IF the Presidents death, ai,d this WAS the
agreement they reached. lie believed ttlat
there wn'tId 10 n meeting Ut managers hel
this tfncs.ay} morning. and lie would abide
by their decision.
3lr. Carson, OF f1avctly's, stated that his
house would certainly be closed Tonight.
at the Olympic It pruvea to bs impossible
to find anybody with sufficient knowledge to
state what would be done. or to point out
my llan who could tell, Tho people Mt the
door hunted indtstriolssly for Manager
Sprngue but foun1 him not, and tho reporter
was Informed by youth Mt tue entrance that
Sprague was in indianapolis.
A1r. Richard 11nolcy wns oyerhnuted lust
US lle WIS entering carriage with Ills fanl-
lily to 90 home. Said the reporter: "Atr.
1tooley, THE Tribune wants to know
WHETHER In consequence of the death Of tho
President, you wilt close your house tomor-
row night 2"
"Most certainly, SIR" said A1r. Hooley, II
s!all close UP, whatever anybody else may
10. Certainly; you cnn announce tltat this
theatre will be- closed"
, 1881-09-20

tolIed during tho hours Of tho funeral, and
st,al recommend to tic Council tl,u appoint
msnt of n c0n,mittee 10 be- present Mt tito ol,-
seunies. Appropriate resolutions Will be
pussed by:.tlo C0nncil tomorrow afternoon"
POSTMASTER PALMER
lad n consultation with Mayor Harrison last
night, and decided tn ctUse tho l'ost-t) t)flice
tho ,lay nj tho funeral Instead OF totlay, ~
tho notice WIS 40 short. TIIe other t;oyuen.
nlcnt oiccs will probably fo'low thty oxaln-
pic.
TIE FAIR.
Col. Alvin Hubert announced last night
TINT, owing 10 tho stcath Ut the President,
there would ho1!D races 0n thu Chicago Fair
Gr0utitls today, though the fair would be
Opcll.
GEN. SHERIDAN
lind not heard Of tta Presidents death until
lle was notified Of It at Ills hume by 1I.Ir,-
uSE reporter. Having received no Official
dispatches, lie did not kt1ow what he should
do. and cou!d not tell Until lio reached Ills
0fslce ltl the morning.
, 1881-09-20
vial, coutd get Mt tho nln,l who caused him

"'al Enult 8e4 Nv lo !llh1l WHO cAuBGA MN
st1ci1 agony"
know Inv tfluy witt kilt Huttenu. m t,u
one OF six who will volunteer to execute hin.
by shooting"
afr. Muses. Wentworth. aafd: "Tl,cre neycr
wits n worst assasfnntlnn Think low tliis
pour nah suffered, alnl thon had to succunb
ut last. hardly exppctett tho en,t no snon.n
do pity IIH poor wffo aud aged nlntier."
satd Capt. Jewett Wilcox. "trhink wtnt
agony thoy l,ayo endured. There that grcat
l,lah llas laid md suffered fOr sGvetlty.,l,lo
dats. Iut cnn't bcifave liz is dend. 1t
seems 40 sudden nfter nit. did llnvu hopes,
wien t1e scelned IL liut.t O,lt so to'g, that he
would rally and live, but suppose 1t IL all
for tlaa best. Hut It seems 81 tard. Tl!ere
ncver WIS anything Ifke It ks,own."
Tho ttttefnngcs Uf pity nrd cDn1titseratlnn
for tho ericf-strieken family Of the President
were sincere and heartfelt, and every one ex-
pressed tic greatest admiration for tito noble,
Ro0d, and urcon!pfaintng man who itatf
passctt awny. IA Nnt1on's yctlcratton and
love will follow him to tho Erayc," said one
niatl. shut G0i f,ctn tic Rssasti,."
Mr. Wentworth Insisted tltnt t;nitrau
would surely be flung, whether lie was trfett
In Washington or New Jersey. 1t WIS MI
the same. No jury could uver be gotten To-
Retior which wottid not convict him lit any
State Of the Union.
Col. Hubert, tho proprietor Of the Shor-
man House. canc III after tho Council ast-
1ourncd. liu was exceedingly touched, and
could speak but few words. ut Is too bad,
too bad. can't tell what will be done"
lie gave orders tint tho llag OH tho hotel
should be placeh at haft-tnast.
At tic fremont House oMe gentleman sal,l
! that tho death of the President, though OK.
pectcd, con1l mt help but seriously infect tho
business interests ut tho country, ainl that 1t
would cnlso 4 go0tl deal Of general trouble
If not disnster. Ttrro wcre but few persons
around tho rotunla OF tho hease, but these
fcw seemed to feel deeply, and snne Of tlle,t,
expressed the hcrccst Indignation .at tho
! wretch who had caused 70 much suffering
| to MI innocent lnnn, thrown family III tho
agony OF gflet, md caused So great ca'anl-
ity to befalf peaceful Nation III the midst
! Of prosperity,
When tlle theatres let ont, about II O'Clock,
| THE EXCITEMENT On THE ArNEETs
| became quite Intense. Tho news 0f tho
death Of tho President hnd then bo-
come generally known, md eyery oue
| began to inquire about the details
of the dying scenc. A Tribune reporter
who happened to bo OIL Clark street wien
| tho Grand Opcra-lI0use autlienco came out
was assafled on nil Sides with questions
which lie was luable to answer, except to
confirm the sad news. The people with ono
voice seemed to demand a spGe,ly trlul and
conviction of tho assassin Gnltenu,
, 1881-09-20
TIE END,

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, 1881-09-20

n.,o uas still chance, and a big change,
r. ''a Tint chalce ihy in his removal, and
~ t1,resitIcpt took 1t. but now each fresh
sa,attn simply served TO confirm tho
pas '.r t]1at even tfts last chance
EI t.s teetl complctcly uscti ,p The cl,ango
eet,.ene, tho sen mir. tho sight Of te breakers
Lining Of, tho shore, and tho presence ut
ss'.s,yihlDg that might tend 10 cheer as well
ssnre had MI been utfffzctt, and yet wt,crn
,hov was tho patient atlyantagcd? If tho
p..Idcys co,Ittt recover anywhere ho could
!. 1nnR l}rarcl,; 1t mt ut Long Branch,
- 's,n nowhere. Such was tho reasoning and
.,.h .h tho hopeless conclusion 0f Ee0pte
sJ1 sho for cloyen weary weeks iiayo BEEN hop
,nr against hope, -....
socts,oxArLy, HOWEVER, BONE uSua-
UA1L.r nuOfANT NATultE,
,.fu.lne 10 believe tho worst until tho worst
%nuld come, would point out wlat 10 him.
:. ieast, wns taken fur ray of f,ope.
h. mn Of these was II short, lleavy-sct,
min aid man, with long gray wl1tskcrs and
N assumption Of authority III Ills tona and
" his words, who remarked that othors
steht do what they liked, tt,ougt, lln
xonI,ln't believe Garfield wns dying until lie
,s.r, lo WIS dcatl. "Why, look at it," lie
Mr,ed, rs i,o caught u bystander who owl
i,pt1y wanted to be talked to rs n incans Of
ruef from n tno constant application to tho
stoo,uy bulletins, "just look at 1t. Tho
resident lies tlore In Ills cottage, and looks
mt Of his window OH the sen, ilo hreathes
h tho ocean breeze. Ills mind is clear; ho
Int delLrlous. Ills nppetlte Is good.
Chat II his pulse Is high? Why,
here aro hundreds Of people right
serc III Chicago whose pulses tllump
,vay Just Ike his under excitement. ! can
,,cItc you Till yours gets lip to l30 or ,norc.
ne Presidents got a good denl Of lie lit
lin yet. There's no use In giving up.
Never say die"
Shortly before tho receipt Of the Ids spo-
EMERY A. sToI,ns,
with Ills pallid face and wllte hat, edged
lnto tho crowd, scanned tho bulletin nearest
Dea1born street, and walked slowly OIL, read-
[ng tle others rs he went, until lie arrived at
TIE latest.
"Bad, very bad" was his remark to
TRIBUNE reporter, who stood watching tho
eycr-Inoying, ever-chunginE crowd. "Ten-
peraturc os.3, That's tho worst feature yet.
Nfyretells another chill"
Tho conversation naturally turned on that
.opic 10 inseparably connected with tho case
from Its very beginnlnE-its surgical treat
nert-and q bystander sadly hut tersely ob-
served TINT everything seemed 10 Indicate tho
beginning of tho end OF the doctors' eleven
weeks experiment.
"1i1o time to haye saved Gen. Garflell's
lfe," remarked Mr.. Storrs, twas tho day hc
Yas shot. Ii he had been coal-heaver, Ill
stead Of boing President Of tho United
States, they would havo had him cut iii two
weeks. Thoy would have turned him over