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p~EIrHQU.sf SAILS.
ALrA sILvER MININo CO

"A PANY.-Locstion Of principal place d
business. San Francisco. california.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, Mining
District, Gold Hin. Storey county. Nevada.
Noticc.-Tnere are delinquent upon the FOL
lowing-described stock, on account Of sssees.
ment ono. az levied on the second day Of
August, 1881. the several amounts set oppo-
site the names Of tho respective s~harehoid'
ers. - follows:
Names. No. Ceytif. 6hs. Amt.
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DYIISQUIsf SALES.
NEW YonK MIHIHa CoHPANY.

San Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey county
Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowtng-described stock. on account Of assess.
ment No. 26) levied on the sixteenth day
Of July, 1881, the several amounts set oppo'
site the names OF the respective shareholders,
% follows:
Names. NO. Ceruf' bne. Amt
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-23

And In accordance with law. and an ordero Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the second
GAY day Of August, 1881. % many shares Of
sacn parcel OF such stock ~ may DO necessary
will be sold at public auction. Ct the of1es Of
the company, No. So9 Montgomery street,
Rooms 9 and Q, Ban Francisco. California,
on MONDAY. the twenty.sixth t2oth) day OF
september. 1881, ct tbs hour Of " O'Clock
2. =. OF taid day. 70 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of the sale.
WV, b. WATSON, Secretary.
Ofice-No. S01 Montgomery street, Rooms 8
and Q. san Francisco. California. se5
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AssrssxEsrs LEVIED.
VENrUCK aININ0 COMeANY.-
N Location OF principal place Of business.

IN Location OF principsi phoo VI ousiness,
san Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hil. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. thai ~ . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the twenty.
second (72dj day Of August, 1851. an sssess-
ment lNo. 49, II Fifty leul Gents per share
Was levied upon the capital stock Of the cor.
poration, parable immediately. In United
states gold coin, to the Secretary, a. the once
Of the Company. No. 23i AoniIomsry street,
san Francisco. California.
Any stock upJn which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty-sixth t26ihl day Of
september. 1881. Will Do deiinquenI and saseI'
tissd for sale at public auction. and unless lay
ment 10 made before. will be sold on MOS.
DAY, the seven zenith daS Of OCTOBER. 1881,
10 pay the delinquent sseessment, t.getler Win
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order or the board OF Directors.
A. u. SlUAhT, SECRETARY.
omes-No. ga Montgomery street, san
Francisc,. California. "
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And In accordancs With Iaw, and an ordef
oithe Board Of Directors. made On tho sixteenth
iisth, day Of August. 1881. 20 many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock - may be necessary
viii DO cold Ut public auction. At the ONCE Of
the Company. Room 70. Nevada Block, no.
fornia, on MONDAY, the TANTH Qoth)
day Of OCTOBER. 1881, at the hour oil
one o'clock =. 4. Of said day. TO pay said delin.
quent assessment thereon. together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
". 3. DEAN, Secretary.
Omcs-Room No. 70, Nevada Block. No. 500
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lula CONsOLIDArED MINING

d COMPANY Location Of principal place
Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that o. . meeting q
the Board OF Directors. held on the sixteenth
day OF September. 1881. an Assessment (No.
lD OF Thirty Gents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United Shtss gold coin. TO tbs
secretary. a The once Of the Company. No. No
California strset. Room n. . Fnnctsco. CAL
iiorntA-
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rsmatn unpaid oh the twenty nn, t2tt) day Of
October. 1851, win be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unlcss payment
b made before. viii Be sold on FRfUAf, the
eleventh day OF November. 1881. 70 nay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
Advertising and expenfes OF sale.
BIZ order OF The board II Directors.
II. q. CHARLks, Secretary,
Ofacs-No. <ls Cahfornia street. Room II. San
Francisco. California 10
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NENTeNNIAL GRAVEL GOLD

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DELINQUENT SALES.
silver ~laiiI-Co.si.ued.

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0oNaoIlpArEp YIRulNiA MIN.

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Francssco, California. "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-24
CONGRESSIONAL.
senate.


Washington, Feb. 2S.-After trsnsacting
somo unimportant business, the senate took
up and passed the Qualifications appropriation
bill with amendments of the senate com.
mittee.
The bill tor the rev congressional library
building was then taken up, and the senate
committee amendments agreed 10 in
committee OF the whole. The bill
was then reported to the senate and
passed-ayes 80; nays, Is. 1t fixes site for
the new building on the sixth square ON ,ho
east front of the capitol grounds. Estimates
OF the cost Of land damages therefor are
Sl00000O.
Pending the Consideration of the library
bill Vice-presidea. cleo. Arthur appeared on
the hoor and made the acquaintance Of many
senators of both sides of the chamber, WHO
were introduced to him from Time to time b,
Senator Conkling.
Meanwhile Senator Blaine made his an.
peaThnco alter protrActed absence on &C.
count OF illness, nd was congratulated by
the democratic rs well as republican senators
upon his conyslescepce. Later he was en-
gagged IN conversation with General Arthur.
The senate then adjourned.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
A Murder ut MRrshaii-A Convict Can
tured at Laredo Ben Th0mp.
son Makes War en the san
Antonio Gamblers - JeaI.
Ousy RRd Murder ut
BrenhRm, Etc.
Galveston Items


Special to the Herald,
Galveston, Feb. 2S.-The court of appeals
to-day affirmed the judgment of the lower
court, oonsiguing Juan Reyer to twenty-five
years in the penitontisry for numbering
Bruner Hidalgo, in Bevar county. January
lst he was tried and convicted; January q h
n motion for new trial was overruled; an
appeal was taken on the 2Sth and the entire
transcript Of proc edlngs made out aud sent
W to the cour. Of appeals and the judgment
Of the lower court affirmed.
To-day the court of appeals, with the rs.
sistance Of the commissioners, hnva decided
over one hundred and fifty cases. At the
beginning Of court here they ordered
one hundred cases transferred from
the Austin branch to Galveston, and to-day
the presiding justice telegraphcd 10 he clerk
as Austin to forward a. once twenty. five nd.
diHonal cases. The court is working dill.
gently, and before the Austin term will have
disposed OF every case now pending before il.
George Weaver, colored, WIS arrested
this morning, charged with embezzlement
and bound over by the recorder for his ap-
pearance before the. criminal court. In DO.
fault Of bond he was sent to Jail.
Tonight Barney Aaron, colored, while
lying intoxicated on the street car tracs on
the Garten Verein line was run over and
dragged short distance by: a car, recev.
ing severe injuries about the head. He was
sent to the hospital for treatment.
Business in marine circles is br.k EN-
frances to day; Three Norwegian barke,
two in ballast and one laden with 2,180
sacks Of salt. 0no Swedish bark,
slso in ballast, Tho schooner Adolph
Eeikp, from Tampico; general merchandise.
The British bark, Lord Collingwood, fron
Liverpool general merchandise Clearances:
British b9rks Tamora, for Liverpool; 1854
bales of cotton, value 500, 800. The Lyn-
ton, for Liverpool; 2600 bales Of cotton,
value $4,000. The Austrian bark Patoer,
for Liverpool; 1886 bales of cotton. value
800 000 The German bark Therese, for
Liverpool; 1898 bales of cotton value
1894 900
Weather very eHsant.
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House.

Washington, Feb 28--The house resumed
consideration, IN committee of tho whole, of
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
The pending amendment offered by Mr..
King, of Louisiana, to the clause relative to
national board of health, was rejected.
MIR. B9sl of Virginia, offered an amend
ment appropriAting $1,000 for the
completion of tho monument to Mary, tha
mother Of George Washington, at
Fredericksburg, Virginia Ruled out on a
point Of order raised by Mr. Bragg, Of Wis
consin.
MIR. Dibrell, of Teuucssee. offered an
amendment appropriatiug $1,000 to con.
tinue the Improvement Of tho national ceme
terry at Chattanooga, Tennessee Adopted
Mr. Bragg, Of Wisconsin, raised point of
order sgsins. the clause Of the bill appfo.
pristins $4,000 for tho purchase Of tle
private papers Of the Lite confederate Gen.
erals Bragg ani Polk, relating TO tho lsto
war. The point Of order was ogerrulod by
the chair
Mr. Thomas, of Illinois, moved to strike
out tho clause making this appropriation.
After long and somewhal heated discus.
sion, in which MIR. Blackburn led in support
Of the proposed purchase Of the papers. and
Mr. Bragg, Of Wisconsin, in opposition to
1t, MIR. Tbomss' motion prevailed, and the
clause WAS stricken from the bill.
The committee then rose and tho houea
took recess until 1880.
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Now NrIenns Nntes

Now Orleans, Feb. 23.--At tho Theatre
do p0pera tonight, Do BeSuplan's French
opera company gave a special performance
of Verdps grand opera of "Aids, in hosor ot
the Boston lancars and Charles,own cadets
who attended in a body escorted by de-
tsebmont of the Continental guards with &
full band Of music.
A orevasse, twenty feet vide, i.
reported at White and Gonzales plantation
on the right bank Of Bayou Lafourche,
thirty-ive miles below Thibodesux.
A negro desperate, named Henry Travis,
was killed Sunday by asother negro at Free
town, st. Charles parish,
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4 Rlg IIotel nnrnon nnun

Buffalo, Feb. 23.-Dr, n. " Pierce's Palace
hotel was totally iesiroYod by Ore this after
noon. The flames were Grst discovered in the
bsggage-room, situated in tho sixth
story, about 2 o'clock, aud in less than
thirty minutes the flames, lanned
by ono . the everest gales tha! has visited
this section for long time, and spread to
every portion Of the building, and all hopes
of saving the structure wore dispelled.
/ There were at the time only about
eighty guests and boarders in the building,
all of whom escaped, many of thdm
being enabled 20 save the bulk Of their effects.
The books md pspcrs of tho house and
considerable emouut of silverwAra ware nlso
| saved. Work was begun on the building In
June, 1876, and IL was formally opened for
business in May, 1878. Ii bad from age OF
2lO feet. with wing extensions Of 1876 feet;
was PIG feet in depth, had six stories,
and was 26S feet in height, including the
tower II was completely ard elegantly fur.
nished throughout. The total cost of the
finished structure aggregated nearly $500 600.
The origin Of tue fire is myst5ry, ihe most
plausible theory being thAt of ignition by
a gas,iel. The house was fully
equipped with Go eztinguiahers, but the
tNnk bursting rendered them useless. A
fireman was carriad down two stories by The
falling floors, but escaped with only few
6rulses The insurance will probably cover
about two-thirds OF the lOss.
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San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 23.-Ths
ginia Enterprise publiah,s long aud 10
esting article on the question now b
agitated of reducing tho wages of minei
order to work the low grado oreq Of q
stock at . profit. The article s'e tiIai
proposition is TO reduce tla we.as of
upper levels from $3.50 10 $3.50 por
according to the depth gnl difficulty Of,
work, continuiug the present rate ofS
Workin lha shafts NJ any depth, and fol
work below tbe , 600-i6et levels. The
terprise Chains that with such relu,
there is an Immense amount Of ore
could be extracted at . profit, uotabll
Grown Point, Kentuck, Empire, ia,
Ophir, Mexican, Gould and Curray Sat
Chollar, Consolidated Virginia and Gal
mia. II also holds that the question OF,
reduction Of wares may b. settled wit
any conflict Il tie mine managers and,
miners union can be brought together 4,
aview TO business. The Virginia Chro,
indorscs the Eoterpriae article, and sug.
that the minors union take tho initistil,
the consideration Of the question.
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INnir.n,s ormnnnr

Milwaukee, Wis. Feb 90 The grand
lodge Of Knigbtsot Honor, IS in session mere,
the state being we'll represented. Grand
Dictator w, L. Howe, of Oshkosh,
in bis annual rpddre.s stated
that frcm January !, 1880, to
January last only tweyo assessments we're
made ard since tue last annual meeting only
eleven. The past year mad been the most
economical IN the history of the order ia the
states. lluring 1880 there had been
but 642 deaths . in the United
States, on which the insurance ag-
gregated $1,270. From these figures
il is estimated that the total membership in
the United States is 1906 900, gain of 10000
over the previous year. The total member
ship on the frat Of the present year was
1873, gain Of sixty. Only two lodges were
suspended. Business to-day was routine in
the main. The election of officers will take
place tomorrow.
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MARSHALL Items.

Special to the Herald.
Marshall, Feb. 23.--In difficulty about
midnight last night on the railroad passenger
platform James O'connor locomotive fire
man, was shot and killed by James Gibbons,
proprietor of saloon in Marshall. They
had been dsputing about money which
o'Connor owed Gibbons and Gibbons made
some offensive remarks, O'Connor rushed
upon Gibbons and Gibbons hit him with a
walking stick. They einched. 0'Connor
secured the stick. Gibbons loo:ed himself,
backed away and fred tho ball taking effect
in 0C0nnor'e left breast, causing death ir
few minutes. Gibbons was arrested. Ho
has the reputation Of being quiet, nolIen-
sive man. 0'Connor is from Scranton, Penn>
sylvania. The coroner'S verdict was in ac.
cordance with tho sbovo facts. Gibbons
waived an examination and was committed
to bail in the sum OF $1,000, which no gave.
Barney Morrison and Robert Sayers, rail-
road men, were arrested last night charged
with robbing Bette Jones, colored, of S32.
Coal beds which promise to yield abun-
dainty have been found in this county near
Hallville.
A fair by the ladies of tho Catholic church
will 90 held at the opera house tomorrow
night and tonight.
The ssle of lots at the new town of Abilinc,
on the Texas g. Pacific railroad, will be held
March 10th, purchases not exceeding Sl00 to
be paid in cash, purchases exceeding 500
half cash, one-fourth in and one fourth
in u months from date. Tickets will be
sold at less than half rates good for ten days
from ss,es.
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Louisville, Ky, Feb. 23.-.The Louisville,
'incinnati & Lexington railrosd company
es!erday discontinued its express depart
lent and executed contract with the
ADAMS Express company for period Of ten
ears. This Is the railroad by which Its order
0 the cypress company, nearly year since,
. leave the road, precipitated litigation,
,hich has been entered on the docket Of tho
pecial court Of nearly all the western and
outhern states. This action is considered TO
o an end Of eXpresl litigatIon in this section.
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A North CnroIinn rrngonx.

Richmond, Feb. ga telegram from
Charlotte, North Carolina, says in an qG~y
yesterday between u carpenter named Har-
rington, employed on the Atlantic & Char
lotto road. and a baggage mastor named
Harper on the same road, tho latter was shot
and killed. The tragedy was begun by uar-
per shooting harrington, who returned The
fire, killing his opponent. No particulars as
to the cause of difficulty have beeu received.
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Knoxville, Tenn, Feb. 23.-The public
sale of throo hundred AMI sixty shares Of
Jefferson county stock in tho Tennessee,
Virginia & Georgia railway took place yes
terday. The stock was purchased by A.
Swackor, Of New York, representing Krohu
& Schumacher, bankers and brokers of that
city, AZ lO8. 4. Tucker also bidding, repre-
.entng other baukng houses.
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XYIITH LEGISLATURE.
THIRrY-EIaHTu DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
a Slim Day m the Sevate-The Gov
ernar'S Veto OF Mr. FinIay's For
eignCrew BilI-PetitiOns, Bills
and Memorials Acted on
other Proceedings OF
the Legislature.

SENATE.
Special TO the Herald.
Austin, Feb, 2S-The senate met at $50
o'clock.
Roll called; quorum present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The house bill, an act creating the thirty
fourth judicial district, was taken up and
passed under suspension of the rules.
Senate bill No. 139, with house amendment.
was taken up, amended and adopted,
Senate bill No. So, WAS taken up and
passed.
Senate bill No. 95 passed.
The substitute to senate bills Nos. 30 and
70 passed.
Senate bill No, 65, being m act regulating
the requirement of reports and settlements Of
tax collectors was engrossed.
The senate then adjourned till 10 O'Clock
to morrow.
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Special to Il c Herald.
Waco, Feb. 2S.-Mrs. Braux' case con
tinues TO puzzle the doctors, nd they are
uuabIe to say whoih'r she has hydro phobia
or not The oopval,iona are aenng more
violent and she is gradually sinking.
d, u. Hobart, prominent cotton buyer
diei this morning Of punemoNis His re.
mains will be shipped TO Houston, his former
home, tomorrow night for interment
:, Inc ladies' OF Waco are getting up "A poii.
ton to the house Of representatives 10 pass
Senator Houston's bill, providing for Tho
employment of females in the departments ,f
state at Austin.
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Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 28.--Frsrk Stewart
drug store, at East Liverpool Ohio, was
destroyed by Gro st 1870 o'clock this mora
ing. The building WAS partly occupied ms u
dwelling by " family Of ten persons named
Sloan. Only the father ana one child, who
was carried in hi. arms, escaped. The re-
naming eight peri3hed in the flames.
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'THIz . SDR ING

\ AN unusual activity in every branch OF rusry may
be looked for THIS SPRING, whose tanny skies
will smile on thrift and enterprise in evq' section OF
the Lone Star State whose farthost coming ron"
tiers- are rapidly being peoped and atEhed to the
world of steam and electricity through pe powerful
of the railroad, chief 9enanter oil
civilization. the first indeed, Of mode clylzers
For ourselves, Fe anticipate greatly ineasod sales,
both as iobbors and retailers over the tes OF year
|ago, and have accordingly bought veryiberaly from
first hands in the manufacturing contresi the Eastern
States and the Old World, with the viz OF obtaining
Ian abundance of all the Novelties OF Season, ana
offering the New Goods at the Lowest ices named IN
this market Thanks to The excellent lParCment SyS-
item, to bo found only at " "SANGEF} our patrons
may examine ut their leisure, and unr good, strong
shaded sunlight the new Spring StyE IN our many
and various lines and will receive Rmpt and polite
attention at the hands OF experiefd and efficient
force Of sales people, We extend csal Invitation to
our lady and gentlemen friends toll THIS " EGh
and see the first arrivals Of SPRlNGFOUh, which we
are now busy engaged in openng 9both sides and In
all parts of the house.
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arrest ana Espape OF a Prize Fighter

Albany,aN.Y., Feb. ,25.-"Paddy" Ryan
theprize fighter, was arrested last night on o
requisition of the governor Of West Virginia
for bis participation in the fight with Joe
Goss in that state last summer. Just pre-
vlous to his being taken 10 New York writ
Of habeas corpus was served on The officers.
This morning no visited his saloon to arrange
business matters, accompanied by an officer.
A crowd collected before the saloon, and he
walked out while the crown held tho door
shut in the officers face, preventing pursuit.
Ryan jumped into a hack and drove to parts
unknown.
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Seven SAILORS Meet Death sVhiio Leav.
iME u AInlsin.s Esnrk omn Esnft

tNS u Sticking Bark Oma Raft
Nantucket Mass, Feb 23.--The bark
laozel of Salem, Captain Roberts, from
Sierra Leone, with hides for Boston, struck
on tho south shoal' last nigh. Prepa-
rations were made to leave her
but having only one small boat the
second mate, with six seamen, took 10
rait. The captain, mato and two seamen
started in tho boat and arrived at this island
about dusk, and nearly exhausted. The
steamer Island Home left hero this mlrning
IN search Of the missing men. A strict
search IN every erection for eleven hours
WAS msda without tidlngs Of the lost men.
Quantities Of material belonging to the bark
were noticed adrift oy the steamer. Tho
bark Hazard was built In 1S49 and until 1873
was engaged in the East Iudia trade She
WAS swift sail1r aud made some
OF the fastest trips on record between Bata-
via snd Boston. lh9 vessel was valued at
$1,000 anti she bs iusuted for two>thirds
that amount The cargo (l2,553 hides) was
valued st $50 900 aud was insured for
S200OO Tha second mate was u foreigner,
but neither his name nor taoso Of the six
others lost ARA obti6abl2 to night Tho
Ha2ard left Boston in September o- a round
trip to Slerra lie0ue, and was returning home
when she struck