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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-13

The Fate Of Chancellor Lanaing-Ne vas not
Murdered, but Conmitssd Suicide.
From the Schenectady Star.
We have in recent issucs of the Star made
reference 10 Thurlow Wecl's letter, regard.
ing tho mystery of Chancellor Iansing's
fate, in which Mr.. Weed relates that twenty
three years ago, an eminent citizen of this
State, now deceased, put him in possession
of information which, in the judgment Of
the informant, clearly proved that Chancel.
lor Lansing had been murdered, and that
through the agency of certain parties whose
names this eminent citizen communicated.
THIS person further invoking promise that
should Mr.. Weed survive the parties impli-
Gated ,hc would publish the facts. This con-
tingcncy has now occurred; but Mr.. Weed
states that, on mature consideration and
consultation, he has concluded that circun-
stances have absolved him from his promise,
and he declines t0 publish the facts of the
alleged murder. We Published. few days
since, letter from Mr. John L. Livingston,
grandson of Chancellor Lansing, calling
upon Mr.. Weed . make known all the
facts and circumstances regarding the fate
Of the Chancellor made known to him. Mr..
Weed has failed to make the disclosure, and
We have, therefore, concluded to make
known some facts in our possession regard.
ing the fate of Chancellor Lsnsing-made
known to US BY an old gentleman, swell
known and respected resident of this city,
who was personal friend Of the Chancellor
and his family, and to whom the facts We
are about to disclose were made known
years ago, and from what he believes to be
reliable source. The Chancellor was the
posscssor Of great wealth, and had been
specializing heavily, and had swampcd him.
self. He was in New York, stopping at
the old City Hotel, when he received in
tclligcncc that his residence on State street,
in Albany, had been seized, aud was to bc
sold by the Sheriff. Mr.. Lansing wrote .
letter to Albany, and took it to the boa.
himself. He was never seen afterward, nor
was any trace found of him. It was sur.
missed at the time by his friends that he had
stepped off the plank, in the darkness,
while leaving the boat, and been drowned.
But such was not the case. MI. Lansing
returned to the City Hotel, and there com.
mittcd suicide by hanging himself. The
matter was hushcd up, the body was secret
ly removed in the night time and deposited
in the family burial vault of Abram G. Ian.
sing, brother of the Chancellor, and the
fate Of Chancellor Lansing remained mys.
terry TO the people, only to be solved after !
lapse of half a century. Our informant,
who is man Of veracity and probity, stated
that he was fully convinced that the above
facts were the true solution of the mysteri.
Gus disappearance of Chancellor Lansing.
Now, Let 10 hear from Nr. Weed. ia.B e
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E, n worthy sld claUplAs is~a uAGhhaetpg
sovn = yavalDeatsInisdsd, aaA hasa sAet
uanagz Its 4 oannaaa hsslt wlh, -
IN the pulpit 70 forget something, anA theA
afo1rleitting down, = Eies ppagslA te1dase-
n, ,hlssspp,snsuSau ssnazke ~ tee sF
ngeepisa, ssbyI ~ ~" Al3sR snAayp
sephs,eos Ahsosgh . pnyess ShssAessea.
,eas6 .lsegesi wbashs1as AbsNe NsN -
Ae~n ahsupsly. .villpse sleelak ~ An&r
~ q 1FoIhs ~ asA poie1iag ~ ftaue'
A,ea. ~ ehAama41! 1!1onOIQon(joov AeSele'
t,ohsil9 sh&spy-Ansam 20 tse'ivsn?s
s4 IE.g;fssI lyaAi.+
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That the stEat Cb,stributOr'' EnOsCs
aL03t FNrNsiN0.' 81.

From the Cincinnati Timca
Now that Winter Is approaching, It would
perhaps be % we'll 10 discontinue l,aying,
and turn your attention to getting in your
saw logs, no farmer can consider his fall
work complete until he has his cellar well
supplied with ssw.logs. Seated around the
blazing hearth ofa winters night there IL
no fruit more delicious. -st,t
A correspondent asks US what we think
of late ploughing. Ploughing should not
be continued later than 10 OF II o'clock at
night. 1t gets the horses in the habit of
staying out late, and unduly exposes the
plow. We have known plouChs TO acquire
sprihghalt and in6ammatory rheumatism
from late ploughing. Don't do it. ~.
To another correspondent who wants Us
to suggest q good drain on . farm, we
would say heavy mortgage ut ten per cent.
will drain it about as rapidly a. anything
we know of.
When you make cider select nothing but
the soundest turnips, chopping them into
sled length before cradling them. In boil.
ing your cider use plenty Of ice, and when
boiled hang it up in the sun to dry.
Apick axe SHOULD never be used IN pick
ing apples. It has .. tendency 10 break
down the vines and damage tho hive
In sowing your Winter applejack ahorse-
rake will be found preferable to step.
ladder. Step ladders arc liable to freeze up.
and hardly palatAble unlcss boiled with
sugar. .-...- ...e ..-.....- ,..s.' ~
In cutting down hemlock trees for can.
ming, select the largest Don't throw away
the chips, - they make fne parlor orna.
ments, encased In rustic frames Of ealt
and vinegar ,a,t~E ne ,eas.as'sa3f
The coming cold weather should suggest
| to the human farmer the necessity fora good
eow.shcd. The following d good fcceir.
Tor making good cow>shed: - ,,sstl
Pour pailful Of bsiling hot water On
her baek. snbn thak dom maksa goodeQw.
shed -hsn hAir--ws are 10 pso6t o,aany'
hody.sni sd y ns5r5 81 FfS.Ht1 = d s.ta al
NOW Il the tine Tor plsnohs your Winte.
hay. The piak eyed Southdown y proba>
by the best variety, ~ 1t don't need boiling,
and begins y ~ satlyasl!sa aea
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Reports ofthc Territorial Assatto''
aud Treasurer. .. .nr..

Rep0rtS Of the xerrlt0Ts0S -asttsss0T
aud IreasuTer. ... n...
The Territorial Auditor and Treasurer
have Gled their reports with Governor
Potts. Auditor Rodgers says in his1eport {:
II; will be seen that tho wealth OF the
Territory has increased moro IN the last
year than in all tho former years since ito
organization" ', - nnoi ,..=... .. ...~.F- .sa ..-a
We mike the following extracts from the
statistics accompanying his report. The
counties containing the most taxable prop.
crty arc Lewis & Clarke, Madison, and
Deer Lodge. Lewis & Clarke Is reported ~
having taxable property 70 the amount Of
q, 2,7eo, ,7e9; Madison county has 81 ,o2s. .S9o.
and Deer Lodge county 81, ,ao0,S7s. The
other counties show. fair exhibits and the
total amount of taxable property for the
Territory is 6, ,7Ce, ,725, which We ccpnsidss
. very favorable report for our population,
and rejecting much credit on The three pre-
viously mentioned banner counties Of Nom
tana The amount received for lictnse in
Lewis b Clarke county d <9o, ,SSs - IN
Madison es,754sa IN Dsee Lodge q. .7i9fs;
and the total amount IN ~ ~ seosauea
b 156, ,e22 81. - fes.. ,asnI.N
Major Barkley, tho TsoA6rsrs sepoets she
amount of icesipss sr, tAs'paseysaEats tsA,'
sss e.; disbursements At go, s7l'as, isavlns
4 hnisnce On haad b pay NasranlC. nd1er'
tised Dec. oh. 1879. Of t3,oeS 50, He sle9
has on hand t3, ,o6l II, 10 pay !he M4yranta
Advertised II the September tcporf making
Stotal of t7.SiS d to redeem Advestlsed
|srrs.ia sAfho balance On liandsin 1ayof q
ia sinking fund is' e557 II; tho. total q
Outstanding unpaid bonds Y xIsS%s .f,.' 3ne
standing 8 0el, 800 saL sHsssa. se1a','
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III number Of pieces, 8,506 .g..q szsn
Suits involving the ownership Of the
stock Of the Oregon Central Railroad and
the division Of paltnssship properly apd In
terests, valued At over 81. .0oo, 600, have been
commenced in tho 18th District Court Of
cal, by John Nightingale and g. q. Elliott,
contractors, etc, against Bon Holiday u
Co, Theodore R Brooks, II. s. Lathalp,
&. Temple Emil ". Morris, and otAera = :,
Track laying On tGs Northern Pacific
Railroad q still ,progrcdapS. west Of the
Junction and win continue . fast = posi-
ble Ill vistae. Twenty 4yc n,iles ass now
laid. Grading progresses uninterruptedly
bcyood the end Of fh5 track and from the
lliasiiaipri river, west Oh tths western di.
visiod. g There q sl1se Sh0as 5000 men en-
eployrsd aysBg ms lipe, sixty mnes hsSs
'been GRADED wet of ths japcsiou. III INC
clos of this month '1d6 amiiss Of kfadlns
.t,il " nnishsd S1nnd forty miies 81 R'tack
~ nTAeiS a.e paftes d ''sashsst, u
z 'vdssk aoostaauy tee1s "a w hSd tlt1s 1aand
~ 1rlasoasi, Ming g1ffys5i Std eyr 81
Ejdc(ssonx nd fbm lks rSdaS obtn ~
[kad NV kltlt Ii6ik ) bslsx mappcd az
INHo, 80 Had at4{ei6 i6ntAil iloif @ GS&x II ~ hefl
- RI l1it'iaiii ~ GitItj q a. v6sf TJR
! NJ 20 ! xlllc' iIltq ! S1lffS ~ ]
TS6 ~ 9Fsll Vialef faaao ''sus u.
s.isa1 % snd ,ffiioq g,S aaifsss III .sii''
aE. eslu s.Fyte,
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slant. #. .r,.-F F ...s-ss..s.f. I. f.ss
James Dcllille, the Dodge Club historian,
il : Professor In Dalhousie College, 1t Hail.
fax. He is rapid writer, and in ak weeks
finished manuscript for which he received
t9,O0o ee2-k ..Y es,',eo .ss "a "a
4 Peekskill paper speaks Of recent
corpse ,''who was struck down ,by. The hand
ef Providenes, ane not permitted p Anish
IL IteacA soof 10 had begun - hishoasssS
Such sd occurrences cens ngAt hsas -
IN Of u 'tA'f '' y 'f9' - ...,.-l - ~
"A cubic insh oe .goh \ worth e31o. -
ounce @18.eo. L u estimated thae th9sass
$1,000, ,0oo, ,oooia gold a. uss This gold
would maks solid block Of - tsss long, as
many wide and 8 many hig,.a..is ss. i. u =. :,
They tell Of saspsipgjR 1ieaigaa 20
strongly nagactic that : man who'.had
drank from \ snd wsat 'iaSo : blacksmith
shop, foGnd the aavil on' which - 0as stdek
fast u him, and hAd q Hdye =
"A paE,oa. nj Is 49, llipS : Stc..
thus explained tohia AsageO ~ Hlain -
slthetbxtshGt f0ps b'Hks - aasass "a
the soul; ..l1y l6nda, ! sqppccs ,you =
tnox rAat aS ~ slsaeSoI = i ANNA q !
thing . sskA alia aaaT = SOD headHal
With y -.e-.--------.r--.----~--e
Mr.IJsAxlk 1sl.s, dbssi16 tahsdah 4
G0eapsAiaw Isg1n ntAa2Aat,gEekAH
scsiiys e39A q ~ p(saea eaaA - T. r
fpapahaoegok1 1hoae lG1QnGal lGUnf11
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Lynch Law In Kentucky-Thsce Men Hung
at Midnight Near Mount Sterling.
From tho Louiscy.lic Courier Journal.

From tho Loulscv.lc Courier. Journal. v
Mention was maslc In this column some
days since Of the murder Of young Tyrec,.
near Mount Sterling, on the ath inst, by
will Jack Anderson, Ben Franklin, John
Franklin, Gus. Ncwkirk and Hudson Bran
nigar, near Poplar Tavern, in Montgomery
county. The body of young Tyrcc. after
the murder, was concealed, and = flcr
search of about week it was fd~hd IN a
sawdust pile. at Mr.. Ed. Halls mill, near,
the place where tho murder was committed.
After tho killing, tho murdeycrs left The
county, taking with thcU Ben Frsnklin's
vito and two children, and several females,
of low repule The murder Of Tyree was q,
cold bloodcd and deliberately plotted affair,
and party was soon formed to aid the OIL.
GERS In pursuit. After securing Aontgom-,
cry county for several days the pursuers got
on the track of tho murdcrers, and followed
them through Powell, Bath and Magofnn,
aud finally caught up with them near Vance
burg, Lewis comfy. They were commando
ed " surrender, which they refused to DO.
A sharp fight cnsucd, when Ben Franklin
was, killed, and the other franklin and
Hudson Drannigar wounded The pursu-
ing party were too much for them, and tho
murdcrers were compelled to, surrender.
They were ,akcn to Mount Sterling on Mon,
day evening Last and lodged IN jsil, After
. preliminary trial. they vert, fully COM
u,iatad to await tho action Of tho Circuit
Court but on Thursday night. llast large
party of armed. men Hcnt inta NJ Sterlingy
took th,es Of the. prispuers ont OF jail. aud
hsng them in = vesMand near ,towne va
hare. set Jet iearnetIth paaace: Of tho ylc..
Tins Of this horrible scspa. Bad - they
were aud justly - they deserved banging.
the aet Of tho mob was - much. mpller -
tho criue fos which. they spfassds and r
The end naypfcse mpseAsprious y soclety.
ssa ei s12 .r-'u,'4 ~ :z...yi .iiadnoi
II ID Cllieaoia sacs The htdigsssSswess rsy.
hgwsll 6le.Sr Dlit1' sisIssd = Nyuscb, ape,
lbeAse a'lGkeu audiSsos, IexAibitsdi bio Jegs
etdtsuain.s Dar1sg tl,s pegfonnaase, ~ took
/ Udg his snahdkoc1isf, \hsswlit Up In ths or,
edishs 4 ssain, wheu - took y S1enty dol.
nfspsecs oas nit, askingitshe boys tt&hsI
loosld dothAA 0ld dRsssyi . '.Sbrtysuhnsss
~ had nsvsdsAaAeo thA' inhis6 Shist
observation-disclosures disyissA iasasdhtsly
|.&sns.upoAs opAtsssusy s66k ,S1talS shirt.
|f0npSainrualAe Aoidts . b1sAstDf watsA
hold Il up, and wruns leUt ]o1o lMi9o)A
kdpaA ipcludi61 nYtsen pop1ds q suhecil
I'M Sk ", w 9fss g.As.! 4's Ss!a W. .,,a,,n iss,
.sellm, u - ns1.
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Two lawyers when knotty case was oc's.
Shook hands, and were as friendly a before;
"Zouals!" said tho client, II would iain know bow
You can he friends, whe wero such foes just now!'
"Thou fool eaid one, I'VE lawyers, tho 70 Keen
Like shears uer cut oursclycs. but what's between"
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7eAssscs 10. A~Ieu1e AnUgo8.-4aEk
Twain ,eets OF tho following TO "YtCn6
Anih6t," - ~ ::.las1sp a cn'
isna:. rsYss Agsssss - Secommsad ansr
thss - ~ III. becanse thsphosPesqs b
istnske, Iea,s 81 iafSSi a,s ecoeGses 49,
isass.ss,t y ~ help yea = : diSdct sbdsyt !h4e !h4e
anosnt pgpea1 ieo-ssi- = leest ~ usaA
coe,alasy.saitfH % spsinea somDaGi1fao
i01s5SsSd ,l6s3 - ~ s,yal,
6pa4 isI \, pssh.p \ esqeRtss9 IA
vhaieS reabd Se S1yoa yel! vsnt r. =
4aeGo1A dloe ahos1aqe sk1ods e9ea0p!y
z l1a ',!,,a! ,sa " \, ~ nd, s',sg ~
As1A.ssN
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DEER LODGE, MONTANA.
rERH1S-CURRENCY.

A card is Five Lines: = Square Ten Lines. Of this
,oe Local business Notices q cents l,cr line.
~ Correspondence, short and ncwsy. solicited
|.or, each camp Writer'S name must accompany each
<te, r Guarantee good faith. Permission to use
.ns Q, initials preferred.
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PO EFT II Y.

bf eiN =. BuLw8R LY7rox.
There ID no death! The stars 20 down
To rise upon some fairer shore;
And bright In Heavens jewellcd crown
They shine forcvcrmorc.
There Is no dcathi The dust NC tread
Shall change beneath the Summer showers
To golden grain or mellow fruit,
Or rainbow tinted fowcre.
The granite rocks disorganixc
To feed the hungry moss they bear:
The forest leaves drink daily life
Prom out the vicwlcss air.
There IL no death! The leaves may fall,
The flowers may fade and pass away;
They only walt, through wintry houra
The csming Of the Nay.
There Is no death! An angel fern
Walks Ger the earth with Silent trcadt
He bearr our best loved things away,
And then We call them dead" ..
IIo leaves Dur hearts al desolatc-
lie plucks our fairest, sweetest howersI
Trsnsplauted into bliss, they new
Adorn immortal bowcrr.
The bird'like voice. Whose joyous tones
Made glad thc.eccnc Of sin and strife.
Sings now an everlasting song
Amid the tree Of life.
And where lie sees emile too bright,
Or hearts too pure for tsint and vice,
lie bears It to that world OF light
TO dwell In Paradise.
Born into that undyins lie,
They leave 10 but to come again;
With joy We welcome them-the same,
Except In sin ana pain.
And ever near us, though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread;
For all the boundlces Universe
ID Nfe- there are NO dead.
E'ount OF tho Milo.
Sing VIC stanza concerning Nyanza, .y..
Twin lakes that feed the scaturicnt Nile;
To them. Lake Supcrior's voted inferior,
They're wetter than Wstter by many mile.
Nippopotamaa. elephant, creatures Irrelevant,
Live on their margin-not horses and kline
Slave women sly very, whitest of ivory,
arc products In chief Of that region divine,
The deserts are sandy, a. old Osnyandyas
Saw, abont thirty rins centuries back;
But, close by Nyanza, an extravaganza
OF vssdure appears On the travelcrs track.
While Danrbe and Arno wild menace OF war kno'
And Seine weass ria.ulsr sinister smile.
Thames, river Of trafic, has sent geographic
rrocaimcrs Of peace 70 the birthplace Of Nile.
Tho Wounded F'rcncllmon.
.Grctcbenr, Gretchen run. ny daughter;
There's Frenchman do wn By the vail"
'Nothes. IN not run fos TTneh@aA. ,.-t.,
Save - give him pistol ball"
"Grrtcheu! Gretchen! think Of your bsethsr
Following Fritz % far away"
-Mother, I hope he IL making the Fronchnan
Dance to the roll OF his drum today"
"Ayc, but Osrs, suppose hs 10 fainting.
Fa1a!sLlnc, down BY Frenchman's wall"
'Mothcr! o my God protect us! 81
Hear you sonsc 90 ont in the hall!"
Stop my Gretehea! where srs you coinss
There 10 nobody there At ALL"
':Xsther, am going to Gee tho Frenchman.
Wounded sndsr the garden wall
Two lawyers, when knotty case was OCT.
os..L he nj. end v,.~,~ a. Friendly N before:
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

district COURT OF THE UNITED
- States. FOR the D!;5TiS. ES q Nsvada. SIN
A warrant In bankruptcy has been issued BY
aid Court against the estate Of ". Buncher
of Dayton, County OF Lyon and State OF Ne
yads In said District, who has been duly ad.
md the payment Of any debts and the de
nyery Of any property belonging TO said hank.
rnnt 10 him, or to his use, and the transfer OF
any property by him. are forbidden by law. A
,assting OF the creditors Of said bankrupt, TO
nrnyc fheir debts and TO choose one or more
pp.s,cneer of ssid estate VIII be held ut Court
IN BANKRUPTCY, to be holden At Virginia, In said
n,strct. ol, the 18th day OF October, A. d. 1871,
n 10 O'Clock ", at the office OF E Stroiher. Reg
S",.ss, Vfryinia Storey County, State OF Ne.
"a. = GEORGE i. .LAAlMoN, -
r. g. Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy,
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NOTICE.

HIoT1cE IS HEREBY GIVEN, -.
IN that will sell At public auction,
to the hlghestl bidder, on SATyHNN~'
n thc civ Pound TWO WHITE HOGS.
TSE THOS. HkRKIN, Tcwn Msrsnh;k
Cod Hill, Sept. 90, 1871. sesotd
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And in accordance with aw, and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 23d day oi
col or said stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the once Of the Company, Room No. 2,
third floor. No. 4ls California street. San Fran
cisco, California. on TUESDAY, the l7th day
OF October, 1871, at the hour OF o'clock ?. =.
Of aid day, TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale. -
GEO. X. SPTNNEY, Secretary,
ofice- Room No. 2, third 1oor, No. AIS Call
fornia street, San Francisco Cal. seAttd
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/ COMPANY. Of Works, Gold Hill,
Storey County, State OF Nevada. Notice is
hereby given, that ut ameetinH OF the Board
OF Trustees OF said company, held on the 2lst
Dollars per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said company, payable Immediately. in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at tne
Office OF the company, Room No. ~, Hayward s
Building, No. 40 California street, san Fran,
cisco, California Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on the 9Th
day Of October, 1871, shall be deemed deln-
quent, and will be duly advertised for sale al
public auction, and unless payment shall be
made before. win be sold on SATURDAY.,
delinquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
W. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
Orice-Room No. 10. Hayward's Building, 40
California street, San Francisco, Cal.
sc23 I'd
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nANEY GOLD AND AND sILyER y ItlH

DANEY GOLD AND sILyE K
IL Mining Company - Location OF Works,
Lyon County, State OF fNevada.-Notiee Is here:
by given, that at q meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees Of said Company, held on the twenty
first day OF September, 1871, an assessment
OF Two Dollars ($2)' per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said company. payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary, at the Office Of the Company, No. 4l9
California street, San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty:nfth day OF
October, 1871, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will DO duly advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, will be sold on MONDAY, the 18Th day OF
November. 1871, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of saip. s.!-aH. .JGfeu" S. "H
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
lrrsr A. NOEL Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. Is Hayward's Building,
No. 40 California street, San Francisco, Caifor-
MIA se23-tt
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r UCERNE MINING COMPANY.
Location Of Works, Gold Hill, storey
County, State OF Neyada.-Notice Is hereby
given, tnat OF q meeting Of the Board OF Trus.
tees 0. said Company. held on the 5th day OF
September, 1871, an assessment Of Three Dollars
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
said Company, payable Immediately. In United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, ~ the ONCE
OF the Company, Room No. - Haywatd's Build
Ing, No. 4lS California street, San Francisco,
California. Any stock upon which said assees-
OF October is1l, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will BODILY advertised Tor sale at public
auction. and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, win be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF october. ls7l, TO pay the delinquent
mcnt, together with costs OF advertising and eI-
penses OF sale, ....
By order Of the Board OF Trustees. ~
W. E. DEAN, Secretary.
Ofnce-Room No. 10. Haywards Building,
No. 4l9 California street, San Francisco Cai'
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CT. LOUIS GOLD AND SILVER
y Mining sCompany-Location OF works, Gold
Hill, Storey County, State OF Nevada. Notice IA
hereby given, that at a meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees OF said Company, held on the 9Th
day OF September. 1871, an assessment OF Three
Dollars per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said Company, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, TO the Secretary, ut the
once OF the Company, Room No. 10 Hayward's
Building, No. 4l9 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on the Ninth
day OF October, a. D. ls.l, -shau DC
tised for sale al public auction. and unless pay
ment shall be made before, viii be sold on
WEDNESDAY, the sSth day OF October, 1sn,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together win
costs Of advertising and expenses OF saie.
Dyorder Of the Board OF Trustees.
w. E. DEAN, Secretary
O1ce-Room No. is,. Hayward,s Building,
No. 4l9 California street. San Francisco, Cal.
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N NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

D NOTICE, aIo lAN-rA!e"ola
NOTICE Is! HEREBY GIVBNa THAT i
N have this day placed In the hands or the
Town Attorney tho Delinquent Tax List for
the fiseal year ending May, A. D. 1s 3; that on
and after ihls date ten (l0) per centum Will he
added. and that at the expiration Of twenty coo
DAYS aclion will be commenced In tho proper
Conrts for their collection. and the lnw strictly
enijreod. - ,,-' i,,. THOS. HARKIN,,vr !,
80 Marshal and Tax Collector:
Cola HIII October 8, 1871. 9l9i 81 oc2 I'd
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NOTICE.

@,or1cE IS HEREBY GIvENAS.-sA
thst on and after to-day the ~
Ordinances N feHsm 70 hogs ,Uoss
i.ri.iW TYos. HAREIS, Town AarshA-
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
,upIRR MILL AND MIN.

m ins company-IocaiIon Of wOtks; Gold
Hi1l Storey county. state OF NeyadaINotice;-
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock on account Of ,ss, ,sn NO
smonnts set opposite the names OF the respec-
tive shareholders, as follows: