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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-21
uS FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRiTST
COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Juuse.1s-I
AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES AND REGt

AMENDMENTS 10 2I TIE yRULRs AND REGu-
XIV a hs sh Sps Of I5%. kg b ard
mans Savings and Trust Company, as found in its
T. R as 3 Gor yhs Pgy'nsHf Of Interest. ..
From the first day Of July, ISL the Freedman.
Savings and Trust Company win pay interest at the
rate q six per cent PER snngm until further notice
on ~ posit, under the following conditions and ex
Interest, at the above-named rate, will begin to
aecrue at the beginning of each month all sun
be calculated twice year viz: on ths first dsv Of
July and the first day Of January in each year. aud
within twenty DAY after those dates p''''i
withdrawn before the first days Of July or January
N each year for the period which may have elapsed
On deposits Of five thousand dollars and upwards
Oi R h'S Rer cent. per per apnum Will be allowed
Deposits in sums Of not less than fifty dollars may
be received 10 be subject to check At sight, which
shall draw interest from date of deposit the
iour per cent: per annum on condition that the
suns 80 deposited shall remain deposit not less
But deposits made under this rule in not partiei
pate lIshe higher rate Of interest Of Rule " eI aw
NTTIHHET 6 WINNERS & OF rGkQRGE WASH
Y re99essed 70 attend the meeting on WEDNESDAY
Hall SayG Ya, , inst S. a. g in Odd FELIX'S
msgesr will be transacted BE Srtsr q ,hs Gang
H no gs5sSnS i hsyipg claims as.ist
MENT prior iOJme I, lS7l, are hereby notified to
present the same to the undersigned, committee on
or before the fret day of July, Isl, at No.46S G
GEORGE W SMITH, Commissioned.
MARTIN CRoNIN, Chief Engineer.
H. ID. BARLEY, Secretary. NJ
~ MATTHEW g. EMERY WILL HERE
e2 after have his Office with the National q tpi-
srenus Friend. end Parties having business are
u. 10 p N. - jelsst
orNoTICE TO HUCKSTERs AND DEALERS
S lNTHE NORTHERN MARKET-Tber re nj
fore the 1sT DAT OF July al their appraised vaiae
or they will sold on that day The highest bidder
aecorclng to law Licenses for ISL must be shown
N: sTICKNEY, commis.,orsr.
eisaw rhos- L. SkHa eFSsiRIAy ANT, clors
~ EP 600 Ill T1
By bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands She1 s GysTh ss AID yheH suf
Cooling solution,
PGOP COOKS BALM 0P LIEF
AZ wholessle and retail By the following first class
Druggist st S5Ptt 4 Co 4s0 Pa. ay.; T. MAJOR,
END igth 81; Miiburn 4 Co, 81 f 18th st. IT..
Bro, cor Pa a., and oh u; $ Calvert Ford. 1903
Pa sy;;R Y Isrguson, Io1 Pa: av., 5. T.; G. W:
b. Druggists generally Msnafaesurns Dseot ra cor
ner 9Th and streets. See testimonials and direc-
tons. les I'm
rSsECURITY. IN LIFE INSURANCE Being
ERS for thet tier protection Of its policy holders
changed Us rat of reserve to per cept thus afford
al policies Of e Company As they become claims
my0,a III KNIGHT, General Agent.
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BOARDING.

SCMMER BOARD CAN BE HAD. wITHG0Op
= and well fa.nishee Ro9ms aud the comforts of
home, al the NATIONAL HOTEL, Woodstock
Shensndoah county, Va, az 30 and SIS FER month
Refer to Mayor Oh. Appel, corner Of AMI 18Th sts
je0-ew PIonria,or
SUMNER BIO RIDING At NEwBURGH, on
~ The HUDSoN.-A party Of six or eight grown
persons can he accommodated with FIRST class
BOARD, In quiet family; large airy rooms. bath
room &c,1 broad piazza, commanding magnificent
Wow 81 the river; pleasant grounds. with plenty Of
iruIt. within i've minutes walk of boats railroads
post Office. Everything will be done 20 make an
agreeable homo for the summer. Address NJ Roy
341, =. q, Newburgh, n. Y. ie I9-5t-
RROokyILLE BOARDING HOUSE l. OPEN
y for the reception Of SUMMER BoARDERS
Persons accommodated with good Board, aud the
pris ilege of riding out Horseback or in Carriage
Md. nv y I'M
E,LIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS.
IL near the Departments, with hrst-class Board,
can be had at No. 1915 street, on reasonsbIe
terms Also, Table Boarders accommodated. fe9 n
EIRsT- CLASS BOARD, WfTH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, 20 be had on reasonable terms
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. mh23-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-21

The republican State conventions of Ohio and
Ows meet to-day, the former in Columbus, the
latter in Des Moines BOthwill NOMINATED can
didates for Governor and other State officers
meteorological Reeord-Jure q, 1854. u.
Var Department, Signal Service, u s. A.
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TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, Or
eans. and all Musical In struments a-Ep,
speciality, at q. l.. WILD BROS, 42Okf@
18th street, between Pennsyly ania avenueVtkyI
and street. Inventors and manufacturers Of the
wonderful Musical Dancing Toy for Pianos; manu-
facturers OF Musical Instruments and dealers in Pr
amos, Musical Instruments, and Musical Merchan
disc generally. ---.-- jeD
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~ TPtKINyATrhy sA 49, besutifnl C0UNTRY
on the road from Perees Mil TO Tennsly town, bout
"a miles from Nsshington, 7. e. The PLACE contains
sion house, containing eighteen rooms and TIVE SID all
cottages, one containing six rooms and the other
acres Of grape In bearing pears, peaches and other
fruits The view from the house Is one OF the finest
idence would do wen to can and examine tits ptop
ss fS @ 3s Rsss x S
fe0 an d
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FOR sALE-TwO new BRICK HOUSES; Z rooms
and cellar; with all conyoniences, at a sacrifice;
81 600 below original price; must be sold; one for
cash, and one easy terms. Also, two new two
story BRICKS, with cellars, for 81 80, on easy
terms; three hundred below price. Inquire at 1929
18th street, betw cen VI and 81. lie 1881 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-21

~ MATHEW g. EMERY WILL HERE
W. after have his Office with the National spi
tol Life Insurance Company, 110T Pennsylyafia
arenue. Friends and Parties having business are
respectfully invited TO call upon him there from IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-21

EOR RENT-The fOur-stOry DWELLING on tine
corner OF Nav York avenue and 18th street, now
occupied by Mrs. Paris q boarding house, con.
tanning fifty rooms, with all modern Convenience
Apply at S13 street, between 9th and 10th eI7 wv
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NJ NOTICE TO HUCKSTERs AND DEALERS
uS INTHE NORTHERN MARK ET-Tbs re nj
Tor all Stands and Stalls must be paid for on or be-
lore the IsT DAY OF July al their appraised yaiHe,
according to law. Licenses for 1871 must be shown
when called for.
I'll. sTICKNEY, co,,,,,--;
E. THOs- l.. GREEN, Co,al n
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TOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.

t'oh SALE oh EACHANGE.
&c 900 ACRES OF LAND In Macon county. N
o., Blue Ridge Railroad running through It. 50 doc
acres acre; in Cherokee county, NO, all fine grazinl
climate, especially the apple. Also IS 900 acres II
Shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregon viii ex
goods. s.H. SHETLAND, Federal Block -
mhli-d corner Of 7th and street,
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WASHINGTON, d. c., JUNE 10, 1871
w The Copartnership heretofore existing between
WALLIS Il DUNHAM. Coachmakers, under the
name of WALLIS & DUNHAM is this day dissolye ed
by mutual consent. JOHN III. WALLIS will con-
Time the business, collect all money and pay all
bills, JOHN III. WALLIS,
Je0-3tf -H- A. DUNHAM
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A rare chance to secure a pleasant home. Two
new HOUSES containing and rooms; on high
ground; on the east side Of 18th street, N w be-
tween w and Boundary. Terms: Small cash payment
and $40 monthly. w w METCALF
Real Estate Broker,
Je7-at Corner 18th street and n Y avenue
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14


 .-fnose h1r1d supsrvisors nave
 .4.,aii! They actually took oeca~
 ,.,t the tax payers of the county e,.lt eculaiion and they succeeded
 .b,og heir d a0olieal purpose, and
 ..-, Are indulging sn 8 hearty guf- a. negotiation kas failed, and one 1i,aDo.nj cd and Is going to reVo- .s bssyings above sad the yearth ..5 here is the whole story in nut Tar. arc sixteen prisoners in the eoon- s,oished with digestive organs; aud
 ..,,as arc quite useful if not oina" ;. .lpervisors alter studying the ma'- .,ofluded that the means of periot- l., lunciiors shail be furni he'd said
 .od accordingly advertised for propo-
 .A3 the prisoners, Proposals were ,isd in, the To" sL oldder oHetihg 70 5, necessary provisions at the rate of !. gsr day per man. The bid was at ..,.si and the necessary a agreement
 |, be drawn up. The Sh- riff now .,o ,5e scene and declared that this
 ing him of the principal perq ulsite ot ,. sad that he would just feed he dear .g himself, and do so st the rate of ,a lay per mar out those terribly stupid ss couldn't see it in that light, could't ] Hla't appreciate the loss which the ' must sustain. All they.could see was !. county would be gainer to the a. fhyrRve cents per day under thelr gent To bad of you supervisors to ]. ths interests of a whole Sheriff for <: Of mere county.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14
United States Mail, ARIZONA TERRITORY.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMET,
 WAsAINGTON, Sept. SOth, 1870

PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract 0fico of this Department until 3 0 clock D. m. of March lst, 1871, Go be decided by he 50.h) for carrying the malls ot the United state, from July Ist Io7l to uue 50, 1874, n the following routes, in the Territory AuZJna, and by the schedules Of departures and arrivals herein specified, yiz: No. l7ZlS From Blue Water to Florence, Is
 mttes and black once week
 Leave Blue Water Saturday at q. i;
 Arrive Florence by l2 m;
 Leave Florence Saturday al l D m;
 Arrive at Glue Waterby p, m, I7214 From Saoatone to Florence P miles and
 back, once week.
 Leave Sacstvne Fridays at m;
 Arrive a5 Florence by pm;
 Leave Florence Saturday at m;
 Arrive at oacatone by ) D III. l72l5 From Pima Village to Phoenix, 36 miles
 and pack, once @ weeh
 Leave Pima Village Wednesday at
 ann
 Arrive al Phenix by p. ID;
 Leave Phoenix Thursday at 7 a m;
 Arrive at Pima Village by pm. 1y3l6 From Maricopa Wells to PhGux, %
 miles and back week.
 Leave Maricopa Wells Monday at s am;
 Auive at Ph@uix by p m;
 Leave PhCenx Tuesday at m.
 Arrive at Maricopa Wells by m. For forms of proposal, guarantee, and certificate, and also fer instructions be embraced Tn the contract, &c., see advertisement of Sept 30, 1869 < of this date, inviting proposals fer ma' service in Nsvada Utah < Colorado, to be iO"nd at the principal port offices.
 Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes sup erscri5ed, Mail proposal-, Territory of Arizona, and addres sed to the Second Assistant Postmaster General
 JNO. A. J. CRESWELL. il4t4 Postmaster GeHeroL
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14

BDILoUs AFFAIR We last week pub
 n article regarding man, Suppress
 ine), who rendered himselfridiculoUs, -1,iole aud even criminal, upon the oc-
 ai tbe marriage to man named John aa woman for whom he profesSed an
 n.lt This man is J. E McCaf,y, Dist.
 '7 sud hts conduct during the week,
 Eag about, as alleged, the separation
 Johnston from her husband, has been
 1' most outrageous and hig h-banded Ter 9lsgraced thls community. The story Ted tous, is as follows; The day after Arage of Mr. Johnston he had occasion
 'ithe office of Mr. McCafry, and during
 2lohr referring to the scenes of the nsat informed ;he latter that not
 laiiag all that had occurred, he h. d per-
 b visi' his house provided he would pant Ofa gentleman while there. Me
 seemed pleased at this, and soon became
 'a' Visitor, but disregardiug the lujunc-
 ter which he had obtained this license ''ae interviews with Mrs. Johuston
 a'a Inn edi tely alter visit on Tues ;-, Ar. j. was in informed by his wife lba, "d 'iye vllh him no onger, and wrap
 ''aa"I about her shoulders staiked from s He followed and demaa ddeJ an '''00' out she would give none. Thro '5' 0' Der family Mr. Johnson was in- A' "eCadry had given considerable
 money to female relative ofhis wife '' understanding t at she should bring '''sFalion, and when he came to con- '"sqOentSlsits at his hou,e, of the ac- 'DsA' Wa' not slow in believing that
 conduct of his wife was fuly ac. 2 t- 7 .,1 r' Subsequently she admitted 10
 4s,aiFy had persuaded her to leave
 ''a asked to be taken back. Ae-
 " Oa Wednesday he met McCaarv "'T' sad demanded of him to ac- 'l' pat he had played. he latter ''1Pici'y in toe matter. whereupop ''s' some forybIe language and 'ass' Aelaffry nov pulled forrh saaeaVored to shoot the man he ~ "Fonged, but the latter antici- caught the weapon in one hand ''a'F pulled his owu pistol, and
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14

Well, it was like this: She was anxious to learn the wstchu akEg business; and her hus- band not be ng watehmaker, and the wathmaker being ayouth possessed oI considerable beauty an very winning smile, she determined to set her husband at liberty and put herself to stuoy the machinery of time pieces-nothng more we assure you.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14

would probably have put stop to all future intrigues on the part of the reputed sedueer ol his wife, hae not the officers of the law ar~ rived in lime to stay his hand, We have not learned be 'ulI particulars of the examination that followed, but Johnson has oeen dis charged 1t Is evident that Alderman Meyers took proper view Of the mater and acted justly and fearlessiyin the issue
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14

B tri-veekly mail service has been es- Id 'a the route between San Diego and our mails haye continued 10 arrl,e i. rlast provoking irres larity. Ii this s.3 nail service cannot be constituted a E ghy not abandon 1t and fall back to isn-weekly standard this gave saI- aaHd may do so again.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14

The sixth legislature was organized on Thurs day. Stickney was elected President of the Coun- ciI and Hon. M. D. Dobbins Speaker of the House.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14

Don Pancho Gumes, one of the 'rizon- 8 oldest and best citizens, gave splended enter~ tainmsnt at his residence Sat rday evening.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14
Csnsigamen.s solicited.

Offce Merchants Exchaage, Nas Era.-
 cisco, Cak
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14

Champagne, Claret, Port Sherry, Asgeics~- also Plying card and ths Srst brands of cigars
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14
THE TABLE

Will be furnished with detached fragments of all escuent birds and beasts known 10 field,
 forest and food in sArizona-fross excepted. s@Ns ssGssr lay s1s this side of Frhsa. 1sn
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14
Baths

Furnished without extra charge the party wishing ttis peculiar q recommendation having unrestricted permission to use ad lii alum the stream of water which cOurs Os through the
 yard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-22
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for publishing
specifications and drawings OF Patent ONCE.
tApprovcd January II. lsi.l
.entatirsI q ns .Usifsd SAT-, q NS.erisa !

De IL rtielred BY tAssssssIs .axd EeMe u Repre-
.sntatiy!L q q. taiFed Sd's' q A"eriea ia
4 T TS,2I ~ nusII:aiic;n NJ the nnbstroc,s or onoc,nc,
tlonS and Of tho cngravlngs heretofore accompany.
Ing the annual report Of the Commissioners OF Pat.
ents DO discontinued After the publication Of TINT
D DiGss Iat o. r sSS ffp rs Sla StsA ssHs n sIqc5SS SS1 nSs . KY.
pared |; and that. In lieu thereof, tina Commissioner
he authorized 10 have printed. fc' gratlitous distn.
S Sq, ,Ss :6 mot to Sx sSssIo eEs oSas sas as ssysOpiss
patent subsequently,, Issued, ttseiker With suitable
indeSes t9lt ksNed Crow time ie tlne, one copy 10
be placed lr.frpe puddle Inspection IN each capitoi OF
In tie Glory aSics % sGc bGsrlst doUrtoS c ssip Ja:
diclal district Of the Cnitod States, except when
such s S1hs oss iTe r lSSr i;1 IN y st SnSs o. Tsr Tsp, SaPi.
shall be taken and received In NIL Courts as evidence
Of oil matters therein coptained, and shall be eerti.
nsd IL to under iRS hand & lae Hemalissianer and seal
10 al courts as evidence, Rid copirI mol g DO taken
tse% ~. sSls aS J,asSS ~ Az az e can,n RsIE s t p 3 70
eH, si i hereby CT SSSG auiSor,led and direotsd 70 have ~ print an..
ed such additional numbers or copies OF ~spccIfica-
tions and drawings. ~ccrtiiiett rs hereInbeforo pro-
such drawings; for sale, rs may he WARRANTED Is the
i HS' aise o Satess \, sslS i4s Etfs d Mr. @Gn Egr 4 coSSis siS1 sei
, az sasa #a isfaiV VIII rs rs "a sFs sIa siIS' rs . iS Sn hi ES SSi:
SRd' sf ,Ss sfsss Mai ~" u 10 y 'S same aS' and S Slisi
shall nlso ptoSlue ptoper CUSTODY ior the same, with
convenient access for the public thereto. under suclr
regulations ms tho Commissioner shall doom reason.
able; and provided also. that all ~contractl for max.
Ing copies Of drawings shall 10 WAde, rllef iEa T[V-
visions al qhanter emo hnnated aDd httf!fSs, Sec.
nye, eighteen, hNndttd and klStyaopF. which reads
AZ tollowsi e.fcSi o. And 10 II flflhsr enacted, that
oil llihOgtaphlng ami engraving, whcrr tho probable
total cost o. the maps or plates Illustrating or nc.
conpanyin2 any work exceeds two hundred md
my dollars shall be awarded 10 tho lawest aud Esst
bidder for the jQtersts af the goYeghNent', Duo re,
dans aSYtfitl Ihsh ~ the aupc rnEndsnf IF Pubic
Irintli!g, .ultfer the direction VI. tho Joint Commit.
fee IN R.tnQnE | prtvkiod, that tho Joint Committee
nn Eqblio Printing be authorized 10 empower Inc
Superintendent Of Public Printing TO make iTnmcdi.
ate contracts for engraving, whenever 10 their cr!n.
lon the cNigtncies Of the public Serylge 9lI uat 1lg:
'!sSy waiting Tor adysrt.:eiNsR sad saHfd,hN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-22
Passed June %, 4. D. 1s7l.l

T,HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
i Hi do ordain: r ..-..
I >srcTIoN i. Section OF Ordinance No. Cs.
entitled AN Ordinance 10 Elk and Collect u
Ltconsc Tax" passed June u, 4. D. 1871. l.
hereby amended 10 as 10 read a. follows, Sec.
l. No person or personASfiFm qSt association,
OF Gald Hii, DO allowed 70 pSrsue any calling,
ScESlnssteRF menSgSSd, sSsl Is, s e. V or hey
have taken out aSigensa therefor and paid ior
the same. as Ii hereinafter provided, and for
any violation Of tHs ordinance the party 30
offending shall, OIL conviction heforo any Jnsticc
Of the Peace Of the IOWA or Gold Hill, be fined
In any Gum not greater than Fit Dollars and
tho costs OF action, and II snch fne DO not paid,
such person or porsons shall be Imprisoned In
tue Town Jail ut the rate Of one day for every
two dollars Of said hEe. u.g .I. '..-
SEC. 2. The Goth. and 3nth clauses Of Section
10 Of said Ordinance No. CO, relating to ped
ding, arc hereby amended 10 o. to Ak the
license tax for peddling tho agricultural pro-
ducts OF the State Of Ncfada, quarterly in I'D.
vance,, 81 30, and per day In advance, 81.
Ssc. Z. IT IL hereby ordered that for each
retail grocery and zach meat market delivering
wagon, running into the Town Of Gold Hill, and
delivering goods and merchandise, or meats OF
any kind, In the said town, from any grocery or
meat market situated outside OF the Incorporate
limits Of the Town Of Gold Hill, license shall
be taken out, and there shall be paid therefor,
Thus delivering MERCHANDISE or meats In the
Town 81 Gold Hill shall be subject to the license
herein provided, and 10 subject whether he be
the owner, agent or employee.
Pres't Of Board Of Trustees Of Gold Hill.
Atiost:L W. HY. DoANI, Clerk OF Board.
!. Gqld Hill, June ~, ISL. 80. .,-g. je2I-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-22

Bet endeisdbv The Senate aud HoGeQ Of Rrpraeut
atire' q ths United States Of Amertea, 70 Con
That all that portion oftlc western district,
land district, created by tho act approved March
thoO, Caltesh HUNDRED and nny-scven, entitled
AN act toicahhfsh three additional land districts
In the Territory OF Kansas" which Is situated north
OF the townships ten and eleven south In said State,
shall constitute a new land district, TO ~ caiiSd the
Republican land district, EgI lEI 81" -1F'
Sec. 2. And be II further G;sS,ed. That the Pred.
dent be, and he y hereby authorized. whenever the
pphlif htStests slIall require. 10 appoint by and
VIII the advice AMI consent of the Senate. or du.
ring the recess thereof. and nntilthe end Of tho next
aes2i0n OF Congress after Sich appointment, q regis
ter anl q receiver for the district hprehS created,
who shall respectively be retn,sca To reside Mt The
ste q their otiscs. haze ttsssAlie powers. retponsi.
olltles and efiofinaSSrSsts, aud he subject to the sam
acts and EaaaaRl S%hlch ,ate q may be prescribed
VI iaWin relation % other laldoftcers OF The United
SlateR In sa!d StGte. .r. o.. M q
Sec. ii Aud be il further enacted. That ;hs public
lands in said district shall bphsptJeet IA Ale aud dis
poSal upon the salle terms AID Conditions ~ other
public lapds Of the Vniled States; provided. that oil
Gales An locations made AT tho otiee Of the old dis
iIist of1 lands situated Within the limits OF the new
district, which ahail DO valid aud right In other re-.
SpActI, up TO the day on which the new ONCE shSll
go Into operation, be. and the same are hereby con-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-22

ID Mining Cvmpany-Locsil0n o.! Works,
Devils Gate District, Lyon County, State OF
Nevada Notice is hereby given, that at u
meeting OF the Trustees Of said Company, held
on the nineteenth day Of July. A. d, ISL. an
assessment (No. y Of one Dollar Cd per shase
uas levied upon the capital stock OF said Com
pany. payable Immediately. In United States
gold eoiu. TO the Secretary, NJ the Office OF the
Company. Room No. ., Express Building,
Iortheast corner Of California and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco, Cal. Amy stock upon
which aid assessment shall remain unpaid on
TUESDAY, the twenty -econd cad day OF Au.
goat, A. d. 1861, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
uucsiou. and unless payment shall be made be-
fore will b. sold on FRIDAY, the eighth Gthl
day OF September, A. D. ISL, 10 pay the delin'
uusrt assessment toscthcr with costs OF adyer'
ii.ing and expenses OF sale. By order OF the
Bard OF Trustees.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Oa,ce-Room No. 9. Express Building, north
cast corner OF California and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco, Cal. jy2i-td