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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-05

Bishop G. and q. Mining Company.
Notice Is hereby given, that there will be sold Mt
public auction, on FRIDAY, October eth, 1865.
az one o'clock p. ", in front Of the company's
Office, Telegraph street, In Gold Hill, 10 many
shares of the capital stock Of said company
standing In the names OF the following persons,
ma will nav the amounts due on assessments No.
8 and No. 3, together with all costs of advertising
and sale:
Names. Crts. Shares. Amt.
M Brosseau. ,6,7,s,9.. .200.-.. s67 GO
J Bishop ........l 0,ll l2,l3l5.- ..350.-...l7 :.
d Courchaine,. ...47......5..... =.
F Leblanc A.. 100. $50 =.
n Isabelle ...5.......2 so
y Scott, .-..l0.......5 =.
BY order of the Trustees.
Gold Hill, Sept. 81. 1865. se27 I'd
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augl2 I'd NJ. n. MITCHELL. Secretary.
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY, the
18th day Of October, la5. ut the same place anu
hour, BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
NJ. N. MITCHELL, Sec'y;
Gold Hin. Sept. IL. ls&. scl3 I'd
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And In accordance with the law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made OH the date above men
toned, so many shares of each parcel OF said stock
Secretary Of said company, No. 20 South q street,
Virginia, on SATURDAY. the 22d day Of July, A. D.
lSGj, at the hour Of IL o'clock N. Of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessments thereon, together with
Ny II IInuF nm ODD,
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The foregoing sale Is II further postponed until SAT-
URDAI, October 18th, lSGj, at IL Me-, In front Of
Ruhling + Co.'S Bank, South b street, Virginia. by
order of the Board Of Trustees.
S.H. MARLETTE, Scc'y.
Virginia, Sept, H., ISfj, sell I'll
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Entrance on Kcarny street. All letters through
the Post ONCE or Express should be addressed to
DIR. CHAS. H. TOZER,
SnISm San FranrIScO- Cal.
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Venerenl or Chronic.

EXPERIENCE is OF FORTY YEARS STAND
IL ing, and during that time has met with unpar-
allclcd success In the rratment VI all those diseases
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Virginia, June p, 1866,

The foregoing sale Is pOStpOncd until SATURDAY,
the 9Th day Of August. 1866. at the same hour and
place above designated. BY orler Of the Board Of
Trustees. W. III, HOWARD, Sec'y.
Virginia, July %. lSGj. Jy p I'd
The foregoing sale Is postponed until SATUR-
DAY, the 9Th day Of September, Isis, at the same
hour and place above designated. By order Of the
Board Of Trustees. W. ii. HOWARD, Scc'y.
Virginia, August o. 1865. au7 I'll
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a1-REMEMBER.-G 90
DIR. ChaS. II. TOZer'S Institute

jackson md Keurny streets, san Fran
cisco, California.
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Jewert Gold and silver Mining Compn-

t.
Official documents, Instruments and papers issued
or used by officers Of the United States Govern
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As II presents itself on this coaSt,is ola more formId-
able character than that seen In the Atlantic States
or Europe. arising from the fact Of Its beinga COM
pound OF Spanish, Chinese and Sandwich Island dis
ease. Those Of you who have visited the two latter
countries, no doubt have seen the dreadful effects
OF Il on both the native and foreign population. II
rnnulrcs nliogriher different modes of treatment.
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OFFICERS.
CARL .ai saEcSSAoEL RAsDoE Tffi q COOLEY

TRUSTEES.
CARL L. RECKNAGEL. of Rscknsgel Co., No. Is
Cedar-s.
b. w. BULL Of b. w. Bull Co., No. a Cedarst
RANDOLPH NJ. COOLEY, No. SO Wal.st.
JAMES H. wEEATLEY, Of Wheatley Williams Co.,
No. l0l Waist
THOMAS ANDREWS, Of T. Andrews L Co., No. 1856
Csdars st.
JOHN II. EVANS Of Wing Evans No. "a Beavern
MITCHELL N. PACKARD, of Packard James, No. 100
Wsterst
JOHN p. RATHBONE, No ii Green-s., Albany.
THEODORE F. HUMPHREY, No. Is Stae-s.., Albany.
Shareholders exempt from al personal responsibility
The property has been carefully selected by merchants and
placed before the public. not for the purpose Of making
money of selling tie stock but for the development oil
their lands Which acknowledged to be the best in
the oil region Their farms Phole, in fee simple are
considered very boring territory and which they ars to
commence work at
Their producing property consists Of interest In the cee
brated Coquee Well the largest flowing well In exstenee
and VIII guarantee prompt dividends from date Of the organ
izstion.
The Trustee. have reserved for working capital 5000
The book. open for subscription for limited mum.
Osr Of shares the following places of business:
EEW-YORK;
RECKNAGEL Co, No. " Cedarst.
B w. BULL Co., No. ~ Cedarst-
PACKARD JAMES, No. lso ws,ers-
7. ANDREWS Co., No. lS Cedarst
WING EVANS. No. n Beaverst.
WHEATLEY, WILLIAMS Co, No. iol WsnH-
And at the Office Of the Company, Ne % Wsn-st IRAN
DOLPH NJ CooLEisD
ALBANY;
JOHN p RATHBoNE, No. II Greenst
TT HUMPHREY No. is State 81.
FEE SIMPLE.
Forty 40, acres Of the Graham Farm phoe Creek one
mi. the
In direct line between Il and !h- great On creek
c. quee Jersey and Maple Shsde-0 acre. Of hns oofng
land This consdefed Of the finest locsnons on 'nis
Twenty 10, acres tb. Bromley Farm PIT hole Creeh-
Run md Phol- nearly toucb each other These TWO
farms will he fully developed a. once. -,
One hundred lnO acres Tloue Creek, in mo iocs
ton ~ acres Of ne boring land lying $50 rode on the Creek
near the Economic Wells which have been pumping of
long time. - .r,,,,r,
Oneeighth fD interest LIB acres on fi'-ho .
Creek nskrg nearly ule the Creek being the selection
Of boring ad. from the tive farms. keech, 'ose Iurn-i
n M n and Lake Three wells being PIT down on
this properly, snd other. viii Be connencea - soon - GU
rin-s cal be placed ON the ground
Five ~ leases Nos. 81 on the heis,er rarn on
Cherry Run Wells will be sunk this valuable properly
once Wells bored upon this have seldom ever sso
in producing oil.
Tire, 6, leases Nos T. g. g. f,-hoi- Run tHeydnch
inrml Tb-s. leases very large producing webs sno
ave looked upon BY experts very hIe property
Two "a eases Nos. u and Is Henry Bend, near me ney
drick we'll pumping 10 bsYres per day.
PROOUClkG INTERESTS
One rteenh Il i6l working interest IN the eeieoraeo
Coau-t~ well The lar -st flowing well In the country Pc
ducng $50 barrels day IL unnecessary 70 describe .n
very w of property every one having any inter
est In oil worth has rvs in even this Hci
locality.
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1r,s PAID srocK SUBJECT TO NO rrRrHss GALA OK
AssRssrENrs-lO.000 SBAREs RESERVED
yoR WORKING CAPITAL


~, Ia ipcorporat.d under the laws of the State
~, H. n hose of n,uin. for and dey clipping
n a., 1,iowrr r~crs of poperty IN the States Of West
{a 80 ohio c5mp-ising over Six Hundred 5000
~ sfly selected terosy owned in fee simple and leased
" 1h no. vidsd fourtb n Al interest IN the fee
xnpe Of one hundred 1901 situated on Bull CIeek
Wood County West ,lglla, sno' Iis az. The Giflan
-. - 49, "a obr fns ,,e. which an. at this time yield
St large pro5uc to the companies owning them enaptns
sAonn TO dec are haposone 3 ,h ~ now being tut
o., Je vvrrI on hi. well is being prosecuted with the
approved mschineTy aud under the supeH'eh'e0e "
- ~ On. hundred and s!r,y.fve 1851
Hul Greek short distance above No wih snheieh. po'
son hne on eihef sae % ''e G Tween Nos and 2
SS l..s. bss t.ntv d,. 2Slyesrs to run, royalty Of
see- eehtb 1871 Of the oil Y,.. r,.h, ,fu.
NO :. ease VI 80 ;Ot;o Tpi. steam erap,i-, into
whSch several good we.s row pi oScns' N" wv" w
u - Of 6syhy. Is5I acTes on the ssrne stream sd-
snnt No. g. Both leased or ten llOl years
lI9I o. Wv III, ARE. on the ,srne stream
No ssnd Lea,. runs ten l0l years. Royalty one-hh
H5l 49,,
o] 3 Independence Township w'.hinE,On County.
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NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTI-
MORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the Lave Of Nsw-YOrk
SHAREHOLDERS EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL
LIABILITY.

new 400 barrel well on Cherry Run.
new lso barrel well Of Fine Lubrcatins on on Sugar
new barrel we'll has been struck Cherry Run above
the Reed we'll co'e to the property o: this company on th.
McIs- farm, which OF the copipanys wells almost
| completed with splendid prospects Of OIL
Another well the Hogs farm close to this, also nearly
new $50 of6Hs Lubc eating OIL has been struck
Sugar Greek he hrst well boed adjoining the Saunders
.s% ss s,tS V 81 .Sow 81 Oh winch
On. acre of the seven acres Homestead Reserve) the
which farm belongs To this Company sold
Tai. h.. fvs properties Sugar Cr-ek and
they alone are worth to DAY over one million dollars ard the
millions Of dollars
CAPITAL, sf,5OO, 900, DIVIDED INTO 500 900
SHARES.
PAR VALUE, IS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR LIMITED NUMBER OF
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL on THE SUB
sCRIBERs, AS 50, 900 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL
Pnrsrprxr-J. g. CLARK, Of New.Yorh.
NIcs PRKsipRxr-R IL WlSHAkT. New-fssss
TREAsuREK-H. p. DEvOE, New York
sKcRErARY-J. CoNKlLN. Nsw.York
Ay.R KErcHUM, Baltimore, Ma
j. II GOULD. Philadelphia Pa
W. Woodbury., Baltimore. Md
r. "A. WIsuART New York.
DIR T. y. RING, NewYork
A. CLARK, Tar Farm Pa
II. b. CLARK, Oil CITY, Ia
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENTS;
/ q CLARK N. Y A. CLARK, TAR Farm, 70
II. b. CLARK, on City, Pa
NJ. >, BROADWAY. s s'El0rs'
Nos 612 and GA CHEsTNuT-sT. fHiLA,
No. CARROLL HALL. BALTIMORE. ST,
BALTIMORE, ND
The property embracing upward Of 635 Acr-s IN differ
ant has been selected with great care dns the last
of the directors VINO have been constantly
on Oil Greek end throughout the entire oil region Of
Penn yvsnia wei Western Virginia and was not
sell but the purpose OF development aud pro-
ducin oil having ten weus under contract and
HIN, bored with yigor besides those eready completed and
uroducins making all Is wells already on the property
Every acre the Company property IL bottom and the
hes, boring land nnch Of IL on Oil Greek, Cherry Run,
Cherry Ire. Run Aesnsny River opposite Horse Creek
rrek Fin Crrek and other streams where the lands
are being rapidly developed with the mos pros
pcets
continue dividends shortly after the books close
Prospecus Maps and every Information be obtained
&ISHAKrG cos PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
No II Broadway, Nsw-York.
II. y. DEvoE SONS, Bsnhens
NO. I'll Oreenwich-st New York.
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THE DE KALB COMPANY OWNS
100 ACPES IN FEE


100 ACRES IN FEE,
r,ess adjoining this great Well and applications
nsins considered for leasing Of three very
s6~ssseous and the Company has engine at
enAve Oil Greek which will be sent 10 Pitoe Creek
end Well sunk with great Dispatch Three Wells
eshy down q rapidly as the weather viii allow.
OFFICERS:
President
GEORGE L. EIGENBRODT.
Treasurer
HENRY DE ZAyALA.
Secretary,
SAMUEL W. BOOCOCK-
Counsel
JOHN X. BIRD, esq
Bankers
CARR, TAYLOR co.
TRUSTEES:
Ono T. FIoysBRoDr No. % BroadF-
}. x. srYrH. No. "a Broadway.
sl1UgI HAKEII. cor. Plat and Gold sts.
J. Lee SMITH, No " Beekmsnst
kAHLos D. FROST, No. Cedarst.
= Van .tESssEL.ER' ITO; - tsehsl place
HKERY Dis LAyArA, 100 Broadway.
SCHEDULE.
Ne lon OIL Creek-one BsunehoH Farm with
TWO WELLS one yielding Foy barrels per day the other,
ss.dy TO tube flowed 10 barrels Ter day striking oil
No. a-Frost Refinery, Buildings Office &C., &c.
No a-ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES IN
erE on PIT Hole Greek.
Nc. Al 800 acres in fee on the Little Ksnswha
Subscription Book, viii remain open until the icth day Of
March si the Office Of the Companys Bankers,
CARR, TAYLOR CO..
No. 90 BRoAD.sTREEr ROOM No. IS.
ORDERS FROM OUT OF TOWN IMMEDIATELY
ATTENDED TO.
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DAILY TRIBUNE,
petroleum.

GOOD HOPE
PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF NETWORK
ORGANIZED uNDhR THE LAWS OF STATE OF
Mw.YoRx
CAPITAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
$4,000 SHARES. sI0 EACH
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE AND PAR OF SHARES, TEN
DOLLARS.
PRESENT YIELD OF OIL TwENTY-SN
BARRELS,
OR AN INCOME or $3.50 PER DAY.
President. WILLIAM BELL.
Treasured. .......JOHN w. BELL
Secretary DAVID l.. TURNER
Superintendent. JOHN FULLwooD. Of OIL City. Pa
WILLIAM BELL, Of Adm. Berps Son, T.
AL WALLIS, Of Mar,h, Coe Wallis. ny.
HORACE J. MOODY, Of Moody Telfair, ny.
EDIUND C. sTEDMAN, ofNY.
LR McABoY. ofrin,buryh, Pa
Es WRIGHT, offntsburth. Pa
C. A. sTETSON ofAHor House, ny.
Council,
MARSH, CoE wALLIA
ADM BELLS SON, No Is PGirev.NY
ynoPKRrIEa
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TRU S 7 e z s

TRU S 7 r Z s.
Gen }. II. HOBART WARD,
rs KIRKLAND. Of Kirkland, Bronson L Co., No. q
C>anbenst
CRPAINTER, Pittsburgh. Penn.
RUFUS r. ANDREWS, late Surveyor Of the Port Of New
yst No. 81 Wsl-st.
v D. W. wEEKEs, OF Weekes L Hsby, No. - Cham
lssst
Hon. WILLIAM F. TAYLOR, Oanbury, Conn.
JOHN A. BRADY, M D., Brooklyn, n Y
w. w. WILSON Pittsburgh, Penn.
hon RICHARD BUSTED No. l37 Broadway.
JOHN B. KNAPP, Stamford, Conn
LIAvITT HUNT esq, No. % wsl-st
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Dh AAAD
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL. $3.50, 900.
$4,000 SHARES AT $40 EACH, PAID IN FULL.
SECOND GREAT WELL,
spsT STRUCK ON PITHoLE'c GREER
ONE HUNDRED BARRELS PER DAY.
Ths Well indisputsby proves Pit Hole Crssk &c
- second to a. great OIL Producing Region.
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TAYLOR FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS or THE STATE
OF NETWORK.
CAPITAL. v........... ......."....e15O,O 900.
$4,000 SHARES. PAR VALUE, e5.
1000 SHARES RESERVED IN THE TREASURY.
OFFICE Of the COMPANY, No. 40 wILLIAM-sT, N r.
TRUSTEES:
ADOLPH LIPPMANN, No. liz Duansst
MAT JOS FAssIN. No. 40 Beaverst-
G. H. BARLEY, No. - Wilisms,.
il BERGEN, No. Msutaguest Brooklyn
N. H. FURNEss, TaTytown, N. Y.
oyyicgRs:
INSTRUMENTATION L1PPMANN,
Treasurer......... .....MAT. JOS. FAsslN.
secretary................R s. MILLER
The Company have leased the Taylor Fam OF liz Acs'
for Twenty Years securing to the Company fourhhs OF all
the oil and mineral products thereof
" propsrty l. situated off Greek 10 Washington Co,
Ohio and directly the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
and been selected by Of the best judges Of oil territory
tho has resided in that region for number oil year., and the
Trustees have full confidence In his judgment regards the
choice Of lands
The indications Of oil In this section not surpassed by
,ny IN the State the Tusees intend to fully develop
the property they to the public limited amount Of the
stock at 81 50 per share full paid and not subject further
call or assessment.
Subscription s open at the Office Of the Company No q
wiliam.s..; at WALDEN McILVAlNES, No. 10 Broad
IT. and at DAVENPORT FANNINGs, Montague st.,
near Court, Brooklyn.
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PROPERTY IN vENANGO COUNTY,

PROPERTY IN vENANGO COUNTY, Pa.
CONSISTING or TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
EIGHT ACRES OF THE BEST OIL TERRITORY,
LYING on PITHoLE CREEK, CHERRY RUN,
MAGuIRE RUN AND DUN RUN, NEAR TIDE
OUT IN FEE SIMPLE. AND INTERESTS IN
THE LADY WASHINGTON" AMAZON" AND
"COLBY" WELLS AND IN NUMBER or
WELLS BEING PUT DOWN.
Wells will he Immediately sunk the property held In fee
simple BY ,. Company and with the large working Capital
Of 1900 gr-a rrsus anticipated.
The developed interests viii be seen above In the Lazy
Washington" tho Amazon" and the COLBY" Wells are
already sufficient enable ths Company to pay monthly dvi
deDds-
The Company has been formed no. matter Of speeuia
ton bu, 10 develop property which, is believed will prove
to be Of great value The reputation Of the gentlemen com
posug IN. Board Of Trustees sufficient guaranty that this
object vii b. rapidly ard faithfully carried out and thus the
s,oci will prove d-sirsbls and profitable investment
snbscrrton Books for limited number Of Shares are now
open the following ofces:
Office Of the Company. No. IA Broadway N. T.; William
IT. Wallace ESQ., No. 1871 wsshingonst n. y l.. H. Big
low 4 Co. No illiarnst, n. Y; Petit Crook, No. lb
wsterM N v Wycko6 Little. Montasues, near Cours
Brooklyn; s. w. C. Booth. No. % Myrtleavs; Stewart
Co. No I02 Fultonst ". Nsvn, No G2 Fulton ct also
with either Of the Trustees.
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aHaafI s1tHorIlaT
SATURDAY. MARCH 4, 1865
petroleum.
PROSPECTUS OF THE
IRVING PETROLEUM COMPANY.
DIVIDED INTO I0O,O 900 SHARES.
PAR VALUE. IS EACH.

Temporary ONCE Of the Company at RANDOLPH N. co.,
LEY'S. No. % wsl-st., New-York
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DETROLEUM STOCKS.- ORRIS & Co.,
Brokers' No 90 Libertys offer their serv,ces 70 parties
wish sell change their investments In Petroleum.
Stocks. Refer, nce--Ninth National Bank. |"| ~ =
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DROOKLYN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ID FIRST DIVIDEND
The Trustees OF this Company bsvt this day declared
Dividend Of TWO t PER CENT the earnings Of the
COMPANY pay their Office No. "a Broadway. the
ism inst tree Government tax. The transfer books viii be
closed from The 10th TO the 18th inst inclusive.
. POPE CATLlN, Secretary.
New.York. Ist March. 1868.
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|
|WoLF CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
STATE or NEW-YORK.
"a. 600 isii'ijT;fis"fiiiRi' VALUE, IS.
TO- 600 snAREs RESERVED FOR WORKING
oFFICE OF THE COMPANY, No - wILLIAMsT.
A Barley, No. ~ b-avef-s.
NELSON RuNYoN. E.st Fif,is.ha.
FERDINAND LoNGCHAMP. No. o. WilliamA
r. 3. MILLER. No - wIisn-a-
WI. IRWIN, No. 81 EXch.nsepscs.
ABARBEY President
rs MILLER, Secretary and lreaurer
PROPERTY or THE COMPANY
con uprising 40 scrrs a. ioi.ows:
No - sn~. Foster Farm, Of l7bl scrrs.
S!s.s:; ss;:y .: !: 5 g., w...,.,,.
County Ohio and IL The very Oh region
State foufafths OF al TIE oil AID mineral products
thereof s. coal Ae are secured TO the company 'of term Of
T.. ea... are secured upon isnd lying the Marietta
and Cncinns Hal road within sisnt miles Of Marietta and
four Of Ohio River thus shodng grea, facilities for
til, rssy and rapid .porisiion Of the OIL
.,soe ,h.1 and sonsdeny os to ii. public
smogat o. the stock ct - ~ share full paid aud
moi
received At the Office Of the company No. ~
William o. bv either Of the trn't~-s.
Subscriptions ate received ~ WALDEN MCiLVA1NE'S.
Nd u Brosdt aid stDAyENPORT FANNINGs, Mon
tayu~-st near Court Eroeklvn
CILVLR STATE MINING COMPANY Of
y NEVADA.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS or THE
STATE VI NEV.iORk.
CAPITAL %ssuOO.
lo.op SHARES, PAR VALUE, IS
90 oce SHARES RESERVED FOR WoRklAG CAPITAL
Oh,cs Of tie Company. No <9WliisIn-st
TRUSTEES:
4 barley No. % B.Uera.
HENRY CARDOZE. No. ia Pearlst
DE 0kAssE LIVINGSTON. No. - wflismsei
Henry X. MORGAN, No. n Broadway
FERDINAND LONGCHAMP No. u William. It.
President. ..s-......A. BARLEY.
yic-ir-.ideu,. HENRY r MORGAN
Trasurer.... ..HtNKl CARDOZE
Se,retary...........R MILLER
Counsel. ...........COtD EKT BROTHERS.
The Mines Of the Company are situated In the Humboldt
Columbus Starr Santa Clara Prince Royal aud Puebs Min
ing Districts Humboldt, County state u Nevada aud
bac. feet Of valuable Silver bearing qusrz lodges
The v-ips which the claims OF the Company ere located
hsve been r's developed.
ib~rr 200 Of areIterous quarts already
rac-d AID ready the crushing mill It will yield srcord
the lowest ~stuAtr 100 tun In coin securing al
the beginning Of ito eIsencs sasActory returns 10
the stoskholdcrs u the Company
limited amount OF the stock IL offered for few days Il
4? snbjcct further call or assessnent
sub or ption. received At the follow ing places:
A. BAKBEY President OF the Company. No. 20 Besvsr's
HENRY CAkDOLE, TREASURER, No. ia PsaIist
III RONGE DYETT, No. 20 Broadst |
GEO RILEY. No. Is " alst.
DAVENPORT FAkNING Montaguest, near Court-st., |
Brooklyn. |
And a the Ohce Of tho Company, No. ~ Williams.
-
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DetroIenm.
NORMAL PETROLEUM COMPANY OF
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
oyurs, No II BROADWAY COR REcToR.srp Roon NO o.
CAPITAL sTOCk...'.''s.'''.'.'.'...eo
aaa crI.prc EACH

Sen J. IT. HOBART WARD. President
r. g. KIRKLAND. iee-Presdent
fHILo c. CALHOUN pres. Alb National Bank TTsssursr
y GILBERT Secretary.
sgcRRs l. sED6wICK, Counsel
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/ MINING COMPANY or WEST VIRGINIA
incorporated under the Laws Of the Stats Of Feb
rusry 1905.
PRrsIpEsr, A. NJ MEYLERr
VICE PrEsrpExr Professor SAMUEL ?. B. MORSE
SECRETARY AND ACTING TREAsuEgH. II. S. LANSING.
Bank, AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK.
s Attorneys and Ccunselors. MEssRs BOWDOiN, LA
ROCQUEs L BARLOW.
Professor SAMUEL B; MORSE; N.w.Yorh
A. N MEYLERT. Of Meylen Co, bankers. Nev.Yort,
and II q or hs fef' s.r s015a
CHARLES W. cARRIGAN, Of ffhi,dephi. ~ -
WILLIAM NJ BEETEM, Cashier of Carlisle Depot,
''A'' u BOOKS OPEN FEBRUARY "a.
Agents for the sle Of STOCKS.
MFYLERT L Co., No. Wstst. New York.
MANLY 4 Co, No. IS wli.m.t-, ErwYOrh
200. 900 SHARES or TIE PAR VALUE OF $40
SOLD AT IS PR SHARE;
WEST VIRGINIA.
An As ACRES or OIL AND MfSERAL LANDS
10 90 ACRES GIVEN TO STOCKHOLDERS
2OCs5 AC8ES REMAIN IN THE COMPANYS POSSES
siON aner the distribution to the stockholders.
For each 100 shares land wGrsn, for 10 Of land Is
given. a..
The entii. property SIS .dvided into LOGS plots
of ten each
Any holder OF 9 warrant for moe, select
and lorat- his land from the property not already
tai On apd located by holder occupied BY the
Compsuy employee aud by following IT,. regulations ssisb
l.hrd obtain q deed or the same.
Tn, titles are perfect The whole Is sPenddy wooded and
vsterrd Camel and other Goals abound.
Bium-n found in the VI the rocks Oil indcs'
lions are upon the stream. In floating OIL.
The Central West virginia railroad viii undoubtedly pass
through tn. entire At high the larger streams
will float aAi boats drawing eighteen inches
oGs ed AT h Applications
for stock III be- the and amer FED. ~
1865 Two doll aud 6fy cent? share viii be d-positrd
with the application and the balance paid upon the Of the
scrip. 80,
,ucb yorsbs scheme has been presented to the public
For an the rchasrr owns 100 shares Of
pany owning ds acres OF land and cash capital o! 100
and rec-iyes IN addition OF land which
lect from 406s5 scr-s.
Circular, can be obtained and map. the Companys
truporury ofi.e, No. 6 WALL.ST. ewYork
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PETROLEUM.

DETROLEUM.
BOOKS CLOSING
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL CLOSE ON
MARCH |. AFTER WHICH No STOCK WILL BE SOLD
AT THE PRESENT SUBSCRIPTION PRICE OF 81 pEk
SHARE. A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES WILL
iiE SOLD FOR FEW DAYS AT % PER SHARE.
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petroleum.
THE STELLA
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE GENERAL LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NETWORK.
OFFICE, No. ~ BROADWAY, NETWORK

CAfIIAL's".s.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
100, 1000 SHARES PAR VALUE, s..
o75, 600 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
SHAREHOLDERS ARE EXEMPT FROM ALL
PERSONAL LIABILITY.
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SAMUEL BOOTH, No sc My.tle-sve. Brooklyn
JOHN FRENCH Clinton ave, Brooklyn.
FOSTER PETIT (of Petit Crook No l36 Wsterst, MY
WILLIAM H. WALLACE, No. I3I washingtOn1n., y.
RICHARD INGRAHAM, No. Is Court-t, Brooklyn
WILLIAM NJ LITTLE (of wyekoa Littlel, Montague st.,
near Court, Brooklyn.
ALFRED BECAR lof Bscar Napier Coy. No. "a: Broad
way.NY
JOHN DOHERTY. Park place Brooklyn
J.. HoRATIo IIGLow (of L. II. Big ow Cot No Wi
HAm-rt., N. Y.