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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-29
DELINQUENT SALES.
nlHIxe cc..AnI

BLoca,ion Of principal pisos Of oasansss'
ssn Frsncisco, California: -, ,,..n.
Location Of worms. Gold Hill Mining pissf'e''
s' %c.,ss ~Tbere are delinquent upon the fol.
80. d..rrihrd stock. on account OF assees-
~, NO IN levied on the fourteenth ,ltth)
dsv ~ December. 1850, the several amounts set
onuo.its the names Of the respective share
holders. - follows:
Names. No. scsai IN "a
Armstrong J Z. Trustee: :is AZ ''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-29
pxLINQUINf SALES.
Dallsea-Cs.siuued

And In accordance with Law. and m order q
the Board Of Directors. mads on the fourteenth
zach parcel Of such ptock a. may - peceesary
win be sold at public auction BY Maurioe Dore
d Co.. tl0 Pine street. Ban Francireo, calffor.
mia. on MONDAY. the SkvkNTH (1th) day OF
FEBRUARY. 1881. at the hour OF two ocloch
r. =. Of said day, 70 pay said delinquent assess.
ment thereon. together with costs Of advertis'
ing and expenses Of the sale.
J. u. BRAZELL, Secretary.
Omce-Room No. 3 bafe Deposit Building
No. s2s Montgomery street. San frsnci.co
California 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-29

And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the ninth
(9th) day Of December, 1881, 20 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary
Of the Company, Room 2, No. log L.ideedorfi
street, Ban Francisco, on SATURDAY. the dfth
isthj day Of FEBRUARY, 1881. ct the hour Of
4 O'Clock p. 4. Of said day, 10 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
coats Of advertising and p s,Isn 3. g sale,
Once-Room .. No. 100 Leidesdori street.
San Francisco. California. a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-29

And in accordance with law. ana an order Of
the board Of Directors. made on the twenty.
ninth day Of November. 1880. 90 many rhares Of
each parcel OF such stock - may DO neces-
ssry. will be sold At public auction. ct the
once Of the Company. Room Z. second door,
No. 500 California street, Ran Farcisco. Gal.
2lth) Gay Of JANUARY, 1881, 1t the hour
Of two O'Clock r. y. Of said day, 70 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the ssts.
]. n. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
O~fdce-Room 4, second hoor. 800 Californis
street, Ban francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-29

OOAPANI.-LocAtiou o. principal place
of bosinsss. nan Irsnciseo. California.
Location Of works, storey county. Nevada
lovingdsscribsd stock. on sccouni Of ssssss
msnt mo. 81 levied on The tw~snty.ninth Jay
Of November, i00u. The several amounts at
epposits ths nAmss VI The rsspsotivs sharshold-
err, - follows;
Names. No. Certtf. Shs. nj.
Atkinson. Lyon I %. Trus.
tsrs....:...:.........fI9o 80. .na %
Atkinson. Lyon 4 90. Trus
Neutrality-suspicious. ...lo.....3 30
Atkinson. poud Z 90, Trus
Tho: DO .Tm
Atkinson Thos 7 4 o.. Trus-
tess................:...isets. 100. Is =.
Ailinron Thos T / Co. Trus-
A,sis:cS Tho: 90. fias =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-29

And In accordance with law and On order Of
the board Of Direetoes, made on the I'd day
Of December. 1850, 20 many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock % may b neesssay
viii b sold ct public auction. q the once Of
the Company. Bank Of Cold HI. Nam stsseA,
Gold Kill, Nevada, on WEDNESDAY, the
twsoty.thiid dsy Of RRBRUARY. 1881, 4 he
houf Of . O'Clock ?. =. q I'D day, 70 pay ssid
costs % sdvsrtisina and expenses q tAs Sais.
FRANK 4. WfBI, oscestary.,
0ncs-bsak y oe'd Sii. Naia stss.s. dcA
1uk NeveeA aa99ea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-29

And in accordance with law. and an order
Of the Board OF Directors, made on the sse-
ond day OF December, 1880. 20 many shares Of
ssch parcel Of such stock - may be necessary
viii be sold at public auction. At the once Of
the company. <ik caitfornis street. Han Fran.
cisco, California, on THURSDAY. the twenty.
seventh day Of Jsnnary, 1881, Of the hour OF ons
O'Clock ?. =. Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with eosh OF
Advertising and expenses Of the sale.
GEO. b. EDWARDS, SECRETARY.
0nos-No. lia California street. IAN fnn-
cisco. California. 10
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NLOBE CONSOLIDATED INNING

" COMPANY Location u principal place
OF buslness, Ban Francisco, California
Locaion Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county
Nevada.
Notioe.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account Of assees.
ment mo, ~ levied On the ninth t9th) day OF
December, 1850, the several amounts set oppo.
site the names Of the respective shareholders.
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Wahsasld 3 Co Q .. Tns-
wsksnsid 3 % 8 B, Trus-
tee
wahehsld.k Co . b, Trus
W,lson Z Hutchinson. Trus-
woods . Fresborn, Trus.
Woods 4 FrsshoFn. Trus-
tses e.
Woods 3 Ifssboen, Trus
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ..loVs....0..s
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Marys 4 son Geo T. Trus-
tees .xo..s.hV 81
Marye 4 Bon Geo T. Trus-
tres. ..iss17.. ..io.....s.
Marye q Son Geo r, Tus
tecS. . =
Macpherson D Shinn. Trus
tett . +.
Macpherson 4 shinn, Trus-
...eo...sss
Miller B Van wyek. Trusts .i7Tss. rs. ...i2H
Marks q kslnhardt. rrus.
tees .....................io$S'.. ~....io -
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D%sLISQUEHf SALES.
.ILvss INNING cor.

PANY.-Locstton OF principal plAoe u
hn.,ness. San francisco, California.
location Of works. Gold HUI. storey county
Nouce.-rhere arc delinquent upon the FOL.
loWine-deschbed stock. on account OF 49,
msnt (No. % levied On me ,o0on1 - ~ ~.
nosite lie names Of the respective share
holders. - follows' 49, c...,, m. Ann.
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cAIvoRyIA NyIyG STOCKS
sAs Fp,~cr-oo, "wednesday. April y. 1881.


SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April 27.-President Bur
CESS. Of the Caborca Company. just returned from
the mines in Mexico says the prospects were never
brighter but that more American enterprise s needed
to develop the country RAPIDLY.
The Rosario Company has shipped from here en-
gmes and machinery for forty stamp mill Which
will cost upon completion Slj0OOO.
SILVER King yesterday started u drift TO open the
900 level
The Mount Potosi Mine, Candearia, has been shut
down.
The Cornstocks are again losing life; many think
however, that 1t IL only for time.
BODIE, Cal. April 27.-During the past week
Standard Consolidated shipped 10 the mill i,OlO
tons of ore average pulp assay. $40: crude bull
lion received, 4,s3l ounces. Shipped TO the COM
panv, $3.50.
ORC i stopping and -ackinC very rich ore
CASA GRANDE, AIi1, April 27.-Sevcn bars Of
bullion are the road from GiOne District.
COOL quality Of bitumInOus coal has been dis
covered twelve miles from the CHA River. This Is
very important to all Southern Arizona.
Bullion valued at $3f,179 90 was received ia this
city Yesterday from The mines.
fie superintendent Of tbc Carbon Company tele-
graphed yesterday that he had passed through a
vein tbs $50 level a. ss-t " cA gave nIil-run
o. 800 ounces per ton. I'll .oc j. rg aad promising
aud lac believes ii 10 t.e OLD CariDOu Nein winch
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IN state bonds only a moderate amOnnt Of bust
ness Va, DONE but the Tcnncssces were higher, all
the is,urs a lyauciny 70 1884. Alabama, class 4.
-olI ~ - Missouri &c. 1856 NJ 11Ol2 lss7 AZ IL,
al 1855 ~ ll3i2. North Carolina special tax's, It
81. and Virginia -, deferred Al 1si4.
Nor, than a usual business was done in city bank
stocks. including sale, OF Continental ID AZ l3D,
Park - ~ 80. Shoe and Leather 20 az l2N, a.d
metropolitan a. az 10.
II wuul b. hand % conceive o. o railroal I'd
market les, interesting than was that OF to-day ;.
\ movement in Boston. Hartford AMI Erie first
from GO'- up to gu. 81, aud rccoyerics of ;
pr cent Tor the elevated railroad loads-Ncw-loS
:, II5.anI Metropoliia" rst IS to lO2i, and
ord g, 10 9oi lover FL the transac tons that arc
worth notice Erie second consois were better at
lO2i, auI fun .cd - sold at 9s. Missouri. Kansas
and Tc,a. hr,t c0usol. were steldy at 100 az
-,.coids l., lower az -. Chesapeake and Ohio
currency debts were T., higher ~ Ssh. No
bile and Ohio fr-t dchcntups rose 10 s9ls, and
second drbrnturrs 10 90. Canada southern hrsts
were st,a Is at lOO'e4 1908, Ohio and Mississippi
dr,is. Springfield Division. Up 10 ll6h, ana ~
Louis and Iron Mountain first incomes were steady
~ 9jia. and sccund incomes were y lower
AZ N-L,. Indianapolis Decatur and Springfield IN
comes declined per cent 20 78. International and
Great Northern second mortgage incomes recover y
To loois Peoria Decatur and Evansville iirsts s'll
az LOG. and Lafayette. Bloomington and Muncie
ir-ts at 100. Kansas Pacific cou-ols rose 10 10 %
lu17 luion Pacific issues were strong. hrsts, gold,
AZ 1852. sink NJ funds ~ l2l and collateral trust
AT l0~l.. Texas Pacific iacomcs were not active,
but were J., higher nj -.
The ah-lreasury to-day lost %1iG.a2J on bal
au,r uili. up by q coin los ~ Nl.o!93il. les, q
currncy gain 81 ~, 40 ~, macs the totnl
loss since last Friday, S73l,72S. To-day money!
Wa, in abundant supply AZ he stock Exchange at
from 10 , pr cent. The domestic exchanges ~
Nca-lurk aIr un, hanged. except at Boston, "here
the rate again has advanced To- 1873 cents
discount TIE lnited states Treasurer AZ
Wa,un ton to-day received SlHi.oOO National
bank mote. for redemption. The customs receipts
wrlc S-~D.ODo. and the Internal revenue receipts
were 10000. The Clearing iiou-e >t1ten, ~ -
day J., a. follows Exchanges, Sis. ll,6t3 BAL
arlcrs. S62.i6.i9 $40 The transactions at the SUI
Treasury covered: Receipts, F2,323jAJ payments,
S3.N7O.jl9; currency Balance. SJ.359.1l6; cola
balance S1f.9lI. 1872.
There is nothing new in the forign exchange
markets. While to-day there was q lull IN me H.
mani there VAS no increase in The Ipply oi bills,
aulraf,s remain hrm on the basis OF the following
nominal quotations.
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"short interest and hence followed . respectable
| advance in prices. Next scarcity for delivery Of
| the American District Telegraph stock was de-
veloped and much as 2 per cent was paid for the
use Of the stock. rush TO contracts In that
stock advanced the price from 60 to IS, and al
though the price later reacted TO 01, the upward
movement had its effect upon the general
market Last, but not least, the "polntn
that the president Of the Lake Shore
Railway Company has been purchasing the stock Of
the company for the last three days, effective
in influencing not only the price of that stock but Of
all Others If the point is q true one, 1t may be-
said that the entire street. including Office boys, has
succeeded in trapping the operations of Mr. Wander
bt carrier thln ever before have his most trusted
brokers' the closing price of the stock being only
Ios per cent higher than IFS lowest figure. Tho
probable truth of the matter is that cer-
tain operators. who are "shorp Of Lake Shore
stock. have made up small pool for IN upward
turn in the stock, and to further such result have
employed brokers as buyers of the stock who arc
identified with the Vanderbilt interest.
The whole market moved In unison, being weak
in the morning and strong at the close. The Nor
thern Pacific, however. although closing higher
than opening figures. was rather shaky. The nego-
taions for compromise of the suits
against the company are not concluded, and
10 satisfactory settlement they did
few days ago In fact Indications point to a long
litigation that will only be settled in the United
States Supreme Court. In the meantime the COM
pany mnst be embarrassed in the construction Of its
line-a fact that should lead both parties, the Ore
gon Railroad aud Navigation aud the Northern ~
cite Companies, To an amicable and honorable T.
trmcnt of the matter at Issue. But there IL niue
doubt that the issue OF the SIS, 100000 4Orti.-
ern Pacific new stock is strictly legal, and
~ that is the point 10 which the Or
9on Railroad and Navigation Company objects,
the Northern Pacific directors cannot in honor, 70
tire from the position. particularly as $4,000
shares are already issued ST. Louis and Iron Noun
tain was specially strong and rose to 6j0s; tho
points To buy the stock were plenty. The max
kcl closed excited and apparently strong.
Government bonds were more than usually active,
the sale. at the boards amounting TO $4,000, IL
which amount $JJ3.OO0 was of five per cents.
Prices continue strong. and the final bids show
further advances of IL per cent for the i2s and IS.
Annexed are the closing quotations:
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MINES AND MINING.

WEBSTspAT, April 21-r. w.
The mining stock markets to-day were active
with about the usual amount of business. But
there was some irregnlarity in prices which how
ever was more the effect Of manipulauous than OF
natural causes The ComstOck shares were firm and
In some cases higher on q reduced amount Of bust
ness The Leadylle shares generally were higher
with large transactions in few of the specaiies'
Little Chief was specially active and strong, rising
from 60 TO 1s5. Leadyille Consolidated recov-
cred 10 cents to l5j Ilibcrnia was cents lower at
100 Big Pittsburg 10 cents higher at 400. AMI Lit
lie Pittsburq steady at 3Gja3.7O. Silver Cliff was
among the weak stocks. and declined from 80 to
53s Bodie stocks generally were firm but Boston
Consolidated declined from - to ~ cents. South
Hite. new. was active and cents hi9her at l.3o@
100. Consolidated Pacific stcadya 1.0jd LILO, and
Bulwcr strong AT 201 Boulder Consolidated selling
M 3O0l.1O. Bull Domingo rose from 20 10 Z.',,
4 dead set was made nj MaupOsI on the lrst call
and fine uricc was offered down to Ga later consd-
cradle purchases were made principally al the
stock Exchange, at GdGl2. The manipulation "I
Naripnsa ~ AN exhibition of art. ~ not exciting
the admiration Of either professional operators or
tn uublic If the present syndicate n not wiling
To- pir,hlse the stock at market values, Others VIII
be formed vii ch will be- willing 10 take is contract
with the company. and carry II out m letter ana
spirit Moose was specially weak, aud declined 70
I3OH1.35 AMI HukiO sold AT l.lO, and while
quoted at 1.1Oal.lj, ls weak al the bidding inquire
The low priced shares were steady ar urn without
material changes in figures. and generally the mar
kcts closed strong.
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rlnslya rRLcES ot PHILApELrnLA SrocrS
WEDNESDAY, April 27-P, "
TIE GENERAL LIST

The amount of transactions in stocks to-day WA
LOO shares less than the business that WAS done
yesterday. But to-day there was more of strength
than OF weakness in hc market, far as the quota
tiuns are represented by igurcs. To compass this
risnlt however there was "A combination If several
ephcncral causes. There was a largo outstanding
"shor interest in the stocks of the city elevatedril
roads Purchases fora porionolt tat ut ST c.e d
any further decline in te piceof those stocks which
check induced purchases by another portion OF the
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and

II
Il TKANSPORTAI
DEPARTMENT Or INILsIoR. OTFicR or lSnlN AftNE-i
WA-ulNDluN. March IS. l--i :
SEALED PROPOs AIS ibios 'd Props "a .i'I 'i -con
Flour Clothing, Transportation. s. ti- o." tt-f na' "
aud directed To- the touii--"ut oi lL'au MARS, SOS
AID ~ Wooster ST.. NeWlOfk, ID De- frffN"i uut u a. Doc
Monday. Nav = l~-l, for fTui-iinc l fi' Indian
SOpODp pounds Of Bacon, +n't pounds ~ 30 go
the hOo Is 0OO pounds 81 Beans. 1u"ub pounds iatnt
$500 OGO pounds Flour 22uOo fonId- Feed tpop yud-
H-rd Bread 1000 pounds lominv. $1,000 "un - IAni 1000
1900 pounds Tobacco. Zin' pounds SAT- -fhH l"'n 4
soap GOOD pounds soda l&ooO0 pounds onfaf And -j
Also Ransets Woolcn aud Cotton Good. fcon..tnr in
Of Ticking 3GOOJ yards, ~Auddd Calico 80 $500 tia
Drilling 1000 aids, DUCK. free from All -iDu-. ltI1
yards, Deuims 1000 ysids, bingham NiVi '<id~ hen
Shccting, 2i3OuO YARDS Bea,hcd ~h-' fue 5000 iti-
Hickory Shirng l20DO van-. calico ~hftinc in"u tas
Wu~ss, 1900 ysr~I. Clothing. tt""fi'4 Notions. Hand
Medical supplies. and long Def ~ ul-t lau'nus All
Cics Harness, PloN skr~ fofs- &c. atd iuf 80
Idaho, Indian Territory, Mtu'-"i NohiSnt Nrf-Aa Ne
vaa and Wisconsin, 10 Dc delivered al 4Fo ha~7 ,ty
amt sioux tty.
tces that be contracted of 20 Dee delivered 81 the
i,iis must Dee made out on Government blanks
SCHEDULES INK the kds qusuur- 81 subsistence
supplies for each Agency ana r siud- AMI quaint
grO-. Of al other ami Article tog thor VITA
obsrr, bidders time and place delivery torn. u
contract aud payment. transportation rutts sud sl other
necessary Instructions will b furnished upon ah, alton 10
Indian ONCE 10 Washington or N'S - anu -. wooster
st. New-YOrk Vim. II. Lyon. No as broadway New ~,
'Omms=are- 81 ~ubssi'ucr O. - A.. 81 tlcafo
saint lous saint Paul. L,aVcnNu -an Francisco omaha.
BIDS will Ouci Al the hour and DAY 4DUFe stated, and
bidders la vit'Si % be present At ne 9lrnins
CERTIFIED CHECK.
All lids INST be accompanied bv cheeks uIou
United Depository Assistant lrraulr FOR al least
FIVE PER CENT Of the amount Of he pro- s's1l ,,
THOMAS II. NIChOI~
ACunE commissioner
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marbls an0 Slate alanlfls.

A DVERTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRiBt NE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT rH 3
UPTOWN OFFICES, VA. ,2@S nroadv az. c0rufT Thirty
nrstst, sos West Twenty thirdst corner ti3l As 9,
No 81 East Fourteenth Union sguarr, s00 Tint
ave- corner Forty enhst 81 TIE HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos iO0l aud 2 800 TuIrdave, hundred and
twenty nfthst, up 70 m. at regular onsee rates
WOOD AND SLATE MANTLE>.-Thc most
w varied and complete stock Of nas asntle-
York
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OYFICE OF IRE SECRETARY, Z
" AsIIINGIoN, u. G., April 20, lsSl.}
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
~ ONCE until clock OF 10Th Of May 1881, for manu-
featuring dev and putting IN place furniture required
L. =. Custom House building IL fan River, Mas
Upon application this Office detailed Information VIII DO
furnished 10 furniture manufacturers dsng 10 submit pro
posals. 49,.
department right reject any all bids
" ~ ~ ~ WILLIAM WINDOW.
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In London British consols steady and ui.-
changed al lOl 1-lG for money and at lOl l. Or
count. United States iisrs were l. higher at loi 8,
but l. wcr. Il lower at il>li. American raIlWa.
are reported lull and Hat. and quotations generally
aIr lover than Yesterdays Bar silver drcllnv'l %
sd prroin,e and India Council bills were allotted
al "A decline of l-l6 per rupee The Bank of Eng
hand canned tBi, 900 bullion on balance. At Pans
French 3 per cents dee lined Ia s3i and recoN end
To s3.I7L2, sight exchange Oh London rising ID
2J.3Oi. 10 the (.
In, following securities to-day were sold AT tho
EN,.lulyt Salr-rnofu.
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PROPOSALS
FOR
POSTAL CARDS.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, I
WAsHINGTOS. u. G.. Aprl =, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Depart
men; until O'Clock NJ Wednesday 4th day Nay
four years commencing the lat day OF July. 1881
Blank forms Of bids samples and full specifications
will be furnished upon application the Third
Postmaster General, Washington, D. c.
THOMAS L. JAMES,
Postmaster General.
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1nsirIctiou.
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Jnstrnfiicn.
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Miscellaneous.
4 CLERGYMAN desires one or two pupils
n fm private instruction OF coaching Address HAAiL
4 PPARATUS and FURNITURE Of all kinds
catalogue Karin PRATT & 20 80. IL iond.-t y y.
I ADY PARTNER WANTED.-N Lady at the
head of hour~hng school Tor Houue lri"@ u IN" my
Of New loik wi-le- a. pai s, r'"t' .. ~ [
sd0oo purpose Of cniieug The schools influence
and increasing is profits ,...,,.
Address a T. NJ h''M 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

For Young Lsdies-City.
MISS de BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH.
U1 NO. 81 EAST 39TH-sT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

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