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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-24
miscellaneous

SAN Francisco, March 23.-Seysntssn
deaths were reported ct the Health Office
today. making . total Of lls deaths for
the week.
Yesterday one Of the little daughters
OF Police Detective Nathaniel L. Jshu
fell down the steep flight Of steps lead.
ing from the front door Of the family
residence, on Lsavsnworth street, to the
sidewalk. breaking hsr right thigh bone.
A steam whaling vessel will shortly DO
launched for Captain Charles Goodsll
and Millsn Gifith. She will be com.
mapded BY Captain Smith. Of the
whaling brig Tropio Bird. and will leave
for the Arctic In the latter part Of April.
A man named Il, Coleman, who re-
sides on Green street, In jumping from
o Gsary street car dummy, ct the inter.
section Of Hyde street, while the car was
In motion, sustained . fracture and dis.
located n Of bis ankles. He was taken
to the City Receiving Hospital.
RrvrnsiDE, March 22.-Ths Citrus
Fair opened ct ! o'clock. II 10 the finest
display Of citrus fruits ever made In the
State. The new pavilion 10 filled. and
strangers are arriving every hour.
VICTORIA. March ga private bill
for the construction Of the Island Rail.
way will come before the House Of Com.
mons tomorrow. A syndicate Of Cali.
fornians want to our the coal belt.
and Il Is proposed to build . line to Ma.
naimo In three years. with ON extension
Of the road to Seymour Narrows In
eight years. The promoters claim that
they have deposited $780, 600 in bank.
and given the Dominion Government
ample security a evidence Of their bona
Hde intention 10 complete the werk.
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Cea.sy Cs..,..,o.srs.

The County Commissioners at their
session yesterday transacted NO other
business than the allowance Of Q number
OF bills. A Communication was received
from Thomas Edwards. offering 500
for the Lafss Hotel property 10 Gold
Hill, which had been bought In fer taxes
by the county. II was referred to the
Court. house Committee. Chairman Can.
avan took exceptions to the veto message
Of the Auditor. presented at the last
meeting Of the Board. The message
had stated some OF tho bills were not In
form. The Chairman thought those
bills should have been pointed out. Tbs
Auditor said Il made no difference rs to
what form they were in. he should have
vetoed the entire lot had they been cor
rect In form. He but called attention
to the defect that the Board might have
Il corrected In case they choose to pass 1t
over his veto. The Board will meet
again next Tuesday.
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Ce.tr.i school-HiQh School Depart

Central School-High School Depart
msnt-Mrs. n. II. Swift, Teacher
Willie Phslan 81. Cora Moore IS. Nsttis
Sharpe %. Mabel Williams 95. Minnie
Hsub 81.
Central SCHOOL, Grammar Depart
msns - Miss N. A. Everett. Teacher:
Mary Lowe. James Healy. Marry Kelley.
Agnes Gillespie, Mary Gillespie. Willie
Douglas. Willie Grey. Mary Coushlin.
George Gillespie. Grace Randall. Jerry
Murphy, Harry Gallagher. Andrew Fu-
rsy. Albert Kelley.
Central School-B Grammar Depart.
msnt-T. p. Mcdonald. Teacher: Ida
Martin. Lizzie Fitzgerald. Bessie Pen
rose, Gussis Haub. Nellie Moore.
Central School-D Grammar Depart
ment-Mr. H. O. Myeatt, Teacher:
Grace Lanean. David Reese.
Central SCHOOL, Primary Depart.
msnt-Lizzis Armstrong. Teacher: Pearl
Hall, Maggie Brewer. John Couehlin.
Willie Henderson. Willie Dsuchey, Stan.
Icy Kidder. Charlie EnRlis. Ambrose
Quirk, Fred. Likins. Dan Morgan. Ed
ward Walsh. Joseph Tiddy.
Central School-B Primary Depart
msnt-Gsoreis Wright, Teacher: My.
ron Horsford.
Central School-B and @ Primary
Department = Fannie b. Robinson,
Teacher: Walter Hand. Charlie Haub,
Nellie Haderls. Mamie Maxwell. Katie
Penrose.
Central scheol-D Primary Depart.
usnt-Csssis Henderson, Teacher: 10.
anna Burke, Louisa Frates, Mamie Ken.
n.dy, jamie Truscott. Zsda Lee. Charlie
MilliRan, Frank Lowe, Tommy Quirk.
Katie Thomas. Bee Hall. Lena Marks,
Alice Day. wilksy Dsssan, Joe Lssry.
Ralph Gillespie.
Divide sehool-A and B Primary De-
partment = Nellie R. Lynch, Teacher:
Thomas Witty. Rosie Dandurand. Mary
Kenefck, Mary Kelvin. Maggie whalsn,
Frank Corbstt, Willie Clesry.
Divide School-D Primary Depart
ment-C. s. Wentworth. teacher: Mollie
Manning. Rosa Bsrrinser. Eddy Lynds.
Pupils whose names appear on the
Roll OF Honor have received an average
Of 90 per cent. or more in all the
studies pursued. and have been neither
absent nor tardy.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Tho Earp P.rty and the COWBOYS.

Tho carp ftfLy ana tho CoWD0ys'
TOMBSTONE, March 2s.-This after
noon Thso. D. Judah came In from Pete
S~pencsr's wool camp in Sosth Pass and
gave an Epioph reporter the following
information /: Yesterday morning about
II O'Clock. Wyatt and Warren carp.
Doc Holiday, McMsstsr. Texas Jack
and johnson came into camp and In
ouired for Ptts Spence and Indian
Charley, and d to the number Of men
there and thsf ~whsrsabouts. Judah
informed them that Spencer was in
Tombstone, and . Mexican named Flor.
sntina was looking for soms stock which
had stssysd away. Judah indicated the
direction taken By the Mexican, ami the
party Immediately left - directed. pass.
ing over Q hill which hM them from
view. In 0 few minutes ten or twelve
shots we're heard. Florsntina mot 70.
turning this morning. Judah proceeded
in search Of him and found his body not
fer from camp. riddlsd with bullets.
Judah Immediately came to town with
the news.
The Coronsr's Jury And that Morgan
8. carp came to his death ct the hands
Of Frank stillwsll (who was killed next
day In Tuoson). Pete Spence. . man
named Frsis and two half.brssd Indians.
Pete Spsnoe's wife exposed the plot. A
Sherif's posse. consisting OF twenty
men. mostly cowboys. left this morning
for the Dragon Mountains, whore the
Esrps are supposed to be.
Tucson, March 2s.-This afternoon
the Coronsr's Jury who were impsn.
elsd In the csse Of the assassination OF
Frank Sdllwsll returned . verdict that
be came to bis death from shots fred BY
Wyatt and Warren carp. Dock Holiday,
Texas Jack (aliss Johnson) and McMas-
ters. News received here tonight 10 to
the effect that the carp party is at Ben
son. Il 10 thought BY many that they
will arrive here tonight, either to sur.
render to the authorities or 10 make away
with Ike Clanton. II Ii now definitely
known that after they killed Shllwsll
they searched for Clanton for some time
before leaving Tucson. This morning
about 8 o'clock eight mounted men.
heavily armed, were seen In the out.
skirts Of the city. Their animals were
jadsd, having apparently travelled Q great
distance. They are supposed to be
friends OF Stillwsll from Tombstone. .
party d whom left that place last night.
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Ansr.sss Isssrasi session.

SAN FnAxcIsco. March IA P. H.
Albion. 2 05. 2 Is; Union Con-. 81; Ophir
8; Confidence. SOC; Martin White. 4. IA;
Eureka Con-. %; Savage. goo; California.
25c. SOC; Sierra Nevada, Ca; Mexican. IN;
Neondsy. IN, I As; Justice, Coo; Alta, 8 os
Exehequer. s5c; Yellow Jacket. I 10; Orc,
Asc; Mexican. 7si; Northern Belle. 81;
Eureka Tunnel. I 05; ophir. 3; Cencordia.
IN. I S.; Albion. 2 Is; Bodie, 4 65; Alta.
3 05; East Nj. Diablo, 2oc: Silver Hill. l5c
Hale 4 Norcross. 1 05; Mt. Diablo. 81;
Overwan. 25e; Union Con. 10; Silver King
TN; Pinal Con-, 2 10.
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A. ]. Taylor. who refused to have bis
arm smputated At the time he had ii
crushed In the yoltairs mill. near Car
SON. IL improving rapidly. The Carson
Appeal says that in . short time he will
BE- able to employ that member ~ well
a. ever.
At the delinquent sale Of the Califor-
mia Mining Company. which took place
In San Francisco Wednesday. about A.
600 shares OF stock were sold for the
assessments and bought in by the COM
psny.
A rear corner OF the FIRE wall Of the
Nevada Bank building in Virginia gave
way last night. It had become heavy
and vet from melting snow. Workmen
are today engaged In repairing tho dam
ass.
The next crowd Of miners for Mexico.
under guidance Of Superintendent Dsid-
ssheimsr. expect to leave the Comstock
ons week from tonight. About 200 men
will Be taken this time.
II. @. Tilden. a Virginia City lawyer.
10 in Washington. and is said to have IN
ave ON the United States District Judge
ship In the svsnt OF Judge Hillysr being
retired.
Baily. an aged colorsd man living 1t
Clear Creek. Ormsby county. had his
skull fractured Friday BY being thrown
from his wagon on . rock.
number OF the young men OF Carson
orespized . Republican Club last
wednesday evening. 1t 10 well to pre-
pare in time.
Charles II. Golding. Superintendent
NJ a number OF Bodis mines. 10 spend
ing . few days in Gold Hill, his former
home.
The Savage Placer Mining Company
haa levied IN assessment Of ten cents
per share upon it, capital stock.
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Mlscellaneous.

LONDON, March pa ere In Emud,
Hungary, has resulted in the destruction
Of $50 houses and the loss Of nine lives.
In the House Of Commons Gladstone
moved an additional annuity Of flo.oo o
for Prince Leopold. and q pension Of
$4,000 yearly for his widow In the event
OF his death. The motion passed BY .
vote Of Ss7 to AZ.
The Land League in the United States
and the British colonies contributed
E22, 900 during the past month.
A paper signed BY three hundred per:
sons including Earl SALISBURY, Earl
Cairns, Earl Aberdeen, Samuel Morley,
Canons Farrar and Fleming, Rev. Spur
Reon and two hundred and Fifty clergy.
men, has been forwarded to Moody and
sankey. at Glasgow. asking them to
spend q year In London In evangelical
work. =.
TuNs, March 23.-Ths italian Consul
has lodged q formal protest against the
concession Of the Esparto Grass monop-
oily TO q French company a. Q fsgrsnt
violation Of the treaty between Italy and
the Bey Of Tunis.
PANS, March g. Outside brokers
declare that they will negotiate Bontoux
shares, the new bank which Is to replace
the Union Generate. and official brokers
say that they will not grant them asst-
element.
Mdlls. Jeanne Bonapsrte. daughter Of
Prince Pierre Bonaparts, who shot Vio-
tor Nsir. wal married today to Marquis
do Villensuve ParRamont, . Legitimist.
BERLIN, March 23.-Ths Emperor In
q speech today to the dsputalion OF the
Conservatives Central COMMITTEES men
toned the death OF President Garfield.
the peoples choice, as showing the peril
to which rulers are exposed.
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Collecting Railroad Taxes.

NEVADA Orr. March 23.-Thsre were
NO bidders when the property OF the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, 10
this county. wss offered at the dslin.
qusnt tax sale. The County Tax Collsc-
tor had instructions from the State
Board Of Equalization to offer II only
Of . time when NO outsids bidders were
prepared to take II. 10 that 1t might re-
vert TO the State.
CHICO. March 23.-Shsrif Sprsgus.
Of this county. attached. yesterday, the
Central Pacific Railroad freight train for
taxes. A$25,0 900 bond being given, the
train wal released.
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Pissdsa 0aiisy % rsssy Larceny.

Charles p. Thompson. who was ar
rested in Virginia yesterday. charged
With petty larceny on two counts In
stealing q pistol and bsx Of cigars from
Gracsy's saloon, pleaded guilty to both.
Justice Henderson fnsd him $50 on each
charge, which the accused paid. Thomp-
son has had to pay dearly for his I'M
pleasant experience. and his friends BE-.
iisvs he will henosiorth stay sober.
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Train Dischsd.

A freight train on the Carson and Col.
GRADE Railroad was ditched near Dayton
this morning. A wheel broke. and the
train. consisting OF four cars OF lumber
and three box cars. was thrown OF the
track, smashing things up generally.
The engine remained in. place. but the
tender kept the remainder OF the train
company. The fireman 10 said to have
been slishtly injured. No other persons
were hurt.
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A ohinanan chased q small white boy
about q block along O street, Virginia.
this morning. 10 would occasionally
get In . lick on the boys shoulder with
Q bamboo cane hs carried. The lad
finally took refuge behind . Caucasian,
who kept the Chinamsp from striking
him. It appears . crowd Of school chill.
drsn had stood In the doorway OF the
Chiuaman's laundry and annoyed him,
and he undertook to drive them away.
when the lad be chased hit him In the
face with . soft SNOWFALL. Had it not
been for the boys protector he would
have been severely punished, - the
Chinaman WAS insane with rage.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The Gear and the Jews.

ST.. PErEnsBuRo. March 2S.-Ths
Gar has refused to confirm the recon-
msndations Of the Commission on the
Jewish question, In favor Of compelling
Jews to quit rural districts, oil. the
grounds that such expulsion would al.
most ruin agriculture, and because the
recommendations are generally conceived
In . vindictive spirit.
General Skobeloff, speaking at q mill
tsry banquet In his honor. toasted the
British nation and warmly alluded to the
friendly relations existing between En-.
GLAND and Russia.
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Freak OF Nssars.

A cat belonging to E. Chatain Of Vir.
sinia recently gave birth to . litter Of
young, among which were two creatures
that are half dog in appearance. They
have the heads Of dogs and ears and hair
Of dogs. The paws are long. like those
Of q dog, but the olawsa are those OF . cat.
They are male and female, and their
eensrativs organs are those Of the dog.
Both beasts are alive and doing we'll. the
accompanying kittens having been killed
to give them every chance to flourish.
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Maiis sad Pssss.gsrs.

The mail for the Comstock was nm
hour late in arriving this morning. The
trouble was on the Central Pacific. The
latter road is crowded with freight de-
lsyed by the recent storm and - side
tracks where one train ian pass another
are not numerous, occasional halts are
necessary to allow the switching places
to be made.
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Mrs. F. A. Graham. Of Plymouth, ILL.,,
desires to know the Postofics address Of
her brother, John Lansdon.
Colonel N. N. Stone Of Virginia was
among the departures last evening. he
went 70 San Francisco.
Onions are now an expensive luxury
In Phoebe They are selling for twenty
Ave cents per pound.
The District Court will be in ssssdon
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
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steamer grounded.

San FsASoIsco. March 20. While
coming in port this morning during .
heavy fog the steamer Columbia, from
Portland. grounded Of Fort Point.
After an hours pulling BY eight or ten
tugs she was hauled into deep water and
proceeded toward her dock. In . few
minutes II was discovered that she was
making water very rapidly. and she was
beachsd on the mud fats Of Second
street. Her passengers were landed on
tugs and lighters. The extent Of the
damage IL unknown. The weather 10
very warm.
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Keep che Rail- Reiiiss.

The officers OF the EIohequsr Mining
Company have joined with the Alpha
and Yellow jacket officials and are max.
ing comnendabls efforts to bring about
. combination to relieve the flooded
mines Of water.
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s,x ne.shs .. shs cee.sy Jsii.

William F~inneean. when taken before
Justice Hires for trial yesterday. pleaded
guilty to six different charges OF obtain
inc goods under false ~prstsnses. His
sentence aggregates six months in the
County Jail. He swindlsd about oil
whom Crosby 4 Co. were In the habit
Of trading with.
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slowly R%scoverisE.

Lieutenant Neville. who was stricken
with paralysis in his right side last Sat-
urday morning, IL slowly recovering.
He sits up and active circulation OF
blood il returning to his leg. Every.
body will be pleased whom Tom again
makes his appearance on the streets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-24

Al o church festival at New York ths
fried oysters were spoiled, and con.
dsmnsd % unfit for food. The pious
and benevolent managers, BY . formal
vote. sent them to the Old Lsdiss'
Home, without mentioning the souros
from which they came. Thus another
unostsnsatious cot Of charity Il registered
above.
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A,r,v.l. I...s EyeutuC.

T Jones. N Cloe. J Mckinley. II Bur-
SON and family. Z r Hartman. CA Hamil-
ton. IF Clark. N drant.'M Puntrie. p ]
Danford. P Aiken and family. Mrs @ J
Dunning. J @ Dorwin. @ Morris.
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d. Boyle. the Waterman who recently
sued the Mint Mining Company LOT
wages. got Judgment for $500 due him.
The Sheriff will sell the property Of the
Mint company. unless payment IL made
before. on the 14th day Of April. and
settle the bill. together with costs, which
now amounts to $40.
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A LPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING
a COMPANY. Location Of works, Gold
Hill, Storey county, btsie OF Nevada.
Location Of principal place OF business. Ban
Frsncisco, Californis.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at Q meeting q
he Board OF Directors, held on the twenusth
Csothj day Of March. 1851, an assessment
mo. i6) Of Fifty Cents tc0c) per share vas
levied upon the capital stock OF the corpo-
ration, payable Immediately, In Unitd States
gold coin, 70 the Secretary, a the of,ce Of tho
compsny. Room No. 70. Nevada Block. No. so
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessm, Mt hall
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY,, the IVAN.
TY.slxTH ,28th) day Of APRIL. 1852. will b
delinquent. and advertised for sale ~ public
auction. and unless payment IL made before.
will be sold on FRIDAY, the NlhETERNTH
(oth) day OF NAY, 1882, to pay the de.
lipqusnt assessment. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF pale.
WILLIAM WILLIS. Secretary.
ofhcs-Room NO. 70. Nevada Block. NO. 800
Montgomery street, San Francisco, california.
AL
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aDe,.r,u,,. I..ss Eve.isg.

4 dsary. Ed Geary. N N Stone. E r
smith, Mrs J Lloyd and children. Miss I
N Evsritt. o Lonksy, Miss A Evsritt
Mrs N Armer and daughter. Miss l. A
Eormap, Mrs. II Arend.
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RTOCK r.
san Ynraneiseo nesra.

LAST EVENING.
l450 Albion. 2 60, 2 IS
500 Wales. Coo
hoo Belding. 25c. zoo
100 Eureka Tunnel. ! 05
450 East Mt. Diablo. zoe
100 Betty 0'Nsal. $50
ITO Southern Nevada. ca. 81
270 Bodie. A.
200 Navajo. 25e
rs Tioga. loo
TOO GoodshAw. Csc
500 Concordia. IL. l 20
400 Mono. I 10
50 Bulwer. 2 Is
SIS MONDAY. l IS
$50 North MONDAY. I IS, l so
$50 Orc. 400
i20 Bodie Tunnel. I 40. Is
400 Atlas. Ia
so Martin White. GU
100 TipteP. A.
THIS MORNING.
$50 0phir. . 05
$40 Mexican. ~
2S9 Gould & Curry, 5 10, ZIG
$50 Savage. 93c
so Con. Virginia. 75c
80 Chollar. 1 05
ITS Potosi.
200 Hale 4 Norcross. I %
400 Imperial. Sc
20 Kentuck. soc
400 Belcher. $50
$40 Sierra Nevada. ca
rs Utah. 3 IS. 4. SO
400 Bullion, SOC
100 Alpha. SOC
400 Exchequer. 35e
10 Confidence, Toe. 75c
$50 Overman, SOC
400 Union Con-. 81
s45 Alta. 8. 5 05
$50 Justice. Coo. 55c
$50 New York. 80
40 Ward. 81
80 Scorpion. TOO
80 Andes. 75c
Zoe Benton. 40c
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John W. Ecklsy. Agent Of the Bank
Of California in Virginia, returned from
. business trip 70 San Francisco this
morning.
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p.p.rsur.. rh,. m.rni.r.

= Benny, ] Connolly. y Little. G Hanz.
Z 8 Irwin. A A Wood. Mrs. Lamson. MrsJ
p Mclaughlin and children, ] Robinson.
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Arr,..i. Tn. Mer. ing

II N Montgomery, J N Neall. ] Dalton.
Miss Hsligan. Mrs J W Ornaorff. Mrs
Shaw. Mrs N D Davis. J W Eckley, Thos
+ O'Rourke and wife.
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.RNTON CONsOLIDATED con.

4O6 W.
I'D PANY.-Location OF principal place Of
business, Fan FrAncisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill Mining District,
Gold Hill, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meetinRof
the Board Of Directors, held on tho tenth
day Of March, 1882. an assessment mo. u
OF twenty-five Cents t2scl per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable immediately. In United states gold
coin, 10 the Secretary. ct the once Of the
Company, No. 32 Montgomery street, Rooms
0 and 9, Ban Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the fourteenth utthl day
Of APRIL, 1880, will be delinquent,
and advertised for sale ct public auction.
and unless payment 10 made before, viii b
sold o q TRURsDAY. the FOURTH ttthl day
Of MAY, 1881, TO pay the dslinquent
assessment, together with costs Of sdvsf.
tsine and expenses Of ale.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
Wk. Il. WATSON, Secretary.
0nice-Rooms 9 and Q, No. Goa Montgomery
street, Ban Francisco, California. mariltd
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mHR ARooNAuT IS A REPRESENTATIVE
i |. Journal Of American ideas and l~iteatufe.
II 10 thoroughly independent In Its editorial
give the beat Pacinc coast literature obtsinable,
e well - the current good things Of the pres.
It 10 Published weekly at q per year - -
for six months; q 30 for three months, pay.
able In sdvsncs. Sent postpaid on rsostpt OF
p.54!sss.: A sHssiT:p sSPg s csii,ol me-. ,,,, xSdi :
Francisco 0l. 1ss<
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NENTENnlAL GRAVEL GOLD
MINING oOMPANY.-Locstion Of prtn.
eipsl place Of business, Gold Hill. STOREY
county, Nsvads.
Locsiion Of vorls, waahington Township.
Nevada County, California.
Notice 70 hardly given, that st . meeting OF
the Board Of pirsctofs. held on the twenty.
third sssd) day Of February. 1889. an assessment
mo. o Of One Cent Pet share vas levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. 10
the sscrstsry, ct the ofnce Of the Company.
Bank OF Gold Hill Main street, Gold HM,
Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the nfih tsth) day Of April,
4. D.. 1854, win DO delinquent, and advertised
for sale Of public auction, and unless payment
u made before. viii be sold on SATURDAY.
the sixth (eth) day Of NAY. 1881. 10 pay the de.
linquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
PRANK A. WISE. SECRETARY.
0n,ce-Bank Of Gold Hill, Main street. Gold
Hill. Neynda.
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! ordsr oil ths Bond OF Directors,
SSNsoLIDAIED aINlNS

WI. q. WATnON. becletsSy.
0nice-Rooms 9 and Q, No. Goa Montgomery
street. Ban Francisco. California. mariltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-24
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