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The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28
SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT~~IN
pursuance of an order ofthe Probate Court
of the County of Shasta, State of California,
made on the 7th day of September A. D.
1872. in the matter of the Estate of 2. B.
Reading deceased. the undersigned, the Ad-
ministrator of said Estate will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash in
Gold coin of the United States, and subject
to. contirmation.by said Probate Court, on
Saturday the 18th day of October A. d. 1872
at o'clock p. NJ, at the Court House door
in the town and county of Shasta, State OF
California, all the right. title interest, and
Estate of the said P. B. Reading at the time
of his death, and all the right, title, and in
terest that the said Estate has, by operation
of law or otherwise, acquired other than or
in addition to that of the said P. B. Reading
at the time Of his death in and to that certain
tract or parcel of land. situated in the Coun.
ty of Shasta, State of California, which is
known as.the Rancho Buena Ventura, or
Readings Rancho and being the same tract
which was granted by Manuel Micheltereno
Governor of the CALIFORNIA; on the 4th of
December, 1874, to Pierson B. Reading and
for which the said Pierson B. Reading re
ceiyed a patent from the United States Of
America, on the 18th day of January, 1857 i,
and which is more particularly described in
said patent and which said patent is record
ed in the Office of the County Recorder of
Shasta County. Liber one of patents. on
pages one a. two (2) three (3) four (4) FIVE
81 six (6) seven y, excepting that contain
ed in Certain ConVeyances made by SAID
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dishonest public officials stole themselves
rich, at the expense alike Of the county and
the Chinese. They knew that the office OF
Collector OF taxes had for years controlled
the elections for all other county officers,
and business men, on whom the burden of
the county expenses would fall, twere glad
to contemplate the possibility ofthe removal
of such an element of corruption as the
Foreign Miners License tax had got to be.
The demagoguery of these resolutions could
have no effect on such men, but only on
the unthinking and ignorant. Even re-
spectacle Democrats were disgusted at the
resolutions, the Chairman OF that county
committee would have suppressed the whole
string, but, unfortunately for his good in
tentions they got into the columns of the
railway circular" of which Luttreli was
agent, and by that means only the Trinity
folks learned of the new Government which
had been installed
We say that any man who would en-.
deavor to incite unthinking men to mob
law and resistance of lawful authority, is
unit to represent constituency in the
Federal Congress, This Mr.. Luttrell has
done, and if his plan has not been followed,
1t was tecause the advised have better sense
than the adviser Straws show which way
the wind blows, and the Minersville "straw'
shows that j. K. Luttrell was as hostile to
the Government of the United States in
1870 as during the war. What Republi-
can can stultify himself by voting for a
Democrat of that stripe?
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
FERRY LICENSE.

NToTIGE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
~ undersigned will apply to the Hon, Board of
Supervisors in and for the County of Shasta,
State of California on the first day of the regular
meeting of said Board in November next, at their
place Of meeting in the Court House, in the town
and county of Shasta for license to keep Pub
lie Ferry on Pit River, in said county, at point
where the road running ria Bass Ranch ana Soda
Springs to Yreka, crosses said river.
L. AUTENREITH,
J. s. Foilansbee, Atty for applicant.
Shasta, Sept 2Sth 1872, 27A
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JEWISH HoLrDAYs.-Thursday, the Sd
day Of October, will be Jewish New Year,
marking 5633 years of their Era. Satur-
day, October 18th, will be "Yom Kipur"
or Day of Atonement. The places of bust
ness Of our Jewish citizens will be closed
on these holidays
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

LosT.-A Lady's Gold Sleeve Button,
chased on top, and round. The finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving the
same at the COURIER Office, or with Judge
Hopping.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

No PRIsoNERs.-The county "hotel9 is
tenantless at present This is the case for
the first time IN more than year; since
the first Of the express and stage robbers
were captured.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

REDUCED RATEs.-D. We'll & Bro.
offer their large stock Of boots, shoes and
everything in that line, at greatly reduced
rates, to make room for their new stock
which is arriving daily. See advertisement.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

GONG EAsT-Mr. O. S. Holton in
forms the public through our columns, that
he is desirous of going East in short time,
and to enable him to do so, it is requisite
that those indebted to him should pay up,
Immediately. See advertisement.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

Posi- OFF1oE-A pest Office has been
established at Redding 1t is in present
charge of MIR. Singleton. Special Postal
Agent, and is kept at the store of G. G..
Bush & Co.
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DEED. Person b. Reading to lHGrga
ct Mullen. Dated Dec 2nd 1857.

Conveying all that tract or parcel Of land
situated in the county of Shasta, on the West
bank of the Sacramento River, to wit =
Commencing at stake on the West bank of
said River at the lower side of the dugway
of Henry Balls Ferry running thence South
400 30< West on the line between Sections
% and %, 43 78-100 chains to the North
corner of Section %, thence continuing on
the same op the line between Sections 90 and
%. 40 chains to the North corner of a tract
of land now owned by said Margaret Mullen,
thence South 47o 30< East along the North
East line ofrsaid Mullen's land forty chains,
thence South 400 30< West along the South
East line of said Mullen's land, 40 chains to
her South corner, thence up stream in
North Easterly direction following the West
bank of the River to the place of beginning.
Containing $40 400 acres, more or less,
being the North, South and East fractional
Quarters of Section % and the fractional Sec
ton 20, as laid down on Readings private
survey of bis Rancho Buena Ventura on
record in the Clerks office of Shasta county,
and for the more accurate description of the
land herein conveyed, reference is made to
the Diagram hereto attached. Recorded
December 7th 1857 Liber SEP of Deeds page
765.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

SAVE IT.-By paying your Poll Tax
at once. The Poll Tax becomes delinquent
after Oct. 1st, and an additional dollar will
be added.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

GONE BELow.-Deputy Sheriff Kenne-
dy went below on Wednesday, having in
custody John Wooley, sentenced to three
years confinement at San Quentin.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

The Troy, N. Y, Times says the spright-
ly look of many Of our older citizens is owing
solely to the use of Halls Vegetable Siclian
Hair Renewer.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

Pierson B. Reading prior to the 28th day of
May 1868, the date of his death, and not re-
purchased by him which are described in the
following conyeyances, to wit:
DEED. Person B. Reading to George
z. Jones and Charles r. Catey. Dated Dec
7h 1858.
Conveying all that piece Of land situated
in the County of Shasta &C., and described
as follows. TIE South quarter Of Section
fifteen, (l5), according to private survey
made by said p. B. Reading of his Rancho
Buena Ventura now on file in the Recorders
Office of said County of Shasta. Beginning
at a post marked l50 N. 90 S., in the center
of the South East boundary line of Section
Is, thence North 470 30> west, 160 rods to
the center of said Section Is, thence South
42o 30< West 100 rods to the center of the
South West boundary line of said Section
l5, thence South 470 30< East along the
South West boundary line Of said Section
Is, l60 rods to the South corner of said Sec.
ton, thence North 400 31N East along the
South East boundary line of said Section Is,
l60 rods to the place of beginning. Con-
tanning 100 acres more or less, upon which
l60 acres the house and improvements con-
structed and now occupied by said Jones
and Catey, and known as the Canyon House
are located Recorded December 10Th 1858,
Liber &c" of Deeds, page 182.
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SETTLEMENT WANTED.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
~ to be indebted to me- requested to pay
the same to me Immediately, 1 ap desrous OF
going away for short time and need money. All
accounts unpaid at my departure. will be left with
Mr.. Samuel Cooper for collection.
ORA S. HOLTON.
Shasta, Sept. 9th, 1872
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NozTaTCEH.

AI Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ undersigned will apply to the Hon. Board
of Supervisors of Shasta county State of Califor-
mia, at their regular meeting on the first Monday
in November a. D. 1872 for License to build
and conduct two Toll Bridges on the Sacramento
River; one bridge below Lower Soda Springs
about three-fourths of mile; the other above
said Springs about one mile, near where the old
bridge now stands which was built by Messrs.
Stone & Co.
WASHINGTON BAILEY.
Dated September q, 1872. 274i
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ted Dec. 7th 1857.

Conveying all the following described tract
or parcel of land. The West Quarter of Sec
non 10 according to the private survey of the
party OF the first part, of his Rancho Buena
y ventura. now on file in proper office in-said
eouhty ana containing so acres of land more
OF llr,i less. Recorded December 18th 1857, Liber
''E' of Deeds page 768.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28
MARRIED

At Summit Flat, Sept. %, by Rev. R. F. Allen
Mr.. :. II. Chimes of Lake County, to Miss Sarah
B. Martin of Shasta county.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28
BIRTH.

At Saltwater, September 23d, the wife of WIN.
H. Houston of a son.
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DEED. Person B. Reading and Fannie
" Reading his rife 10 Charles B. Catey
and Wi1liaa, B. 14rmstrong. Dated Jany.
9th, 1857.
Conveying all that piece Of land situated
in the County of Shasta &c. Commencing
at stake 20 chains North 400 30/ East from
the East corner of tract Of land heretofore
conveyed by said Reading to Catey and Jones
and now belonging to W W. Tracy, thence
North 47o 30< West 90 chains to a stake No.
., thence North 400 30/ East 90 chains to
stake, No. 3, thence North 470 30/ West
u $1,000 chains to a stake No. 4, thence
North 40 30< East 40 chains to a stake No.
s. thence South 47o So East q 50-lo0 chains
to stake No 6, on the bank Of the Saera'
mento river thence South li0 West 20 ch@lns
along the banks Of the Sacramento River to
stake No. 7. thence South 50 30/ East
9 25--100 chains along the bank of said River
to stake No. s, thence South 140 30/ East
26 90 100 chains along the bank of said
River to Stake No. 9, thence South 100
West 25 $1,000 chains to stake No 10,
thence North 40 30< West 10 25--l00 chains
to the place Of beginning.
Containing 100 65-l00 acres the same
embracing portions of Sections l4-15-20
& 81 according to private survey made by
P B. Reading of his Rancho Buena Ventura
and recorded in the Recorders Office of Shas
ia county Recorded Jany. 9th 1857 Lioer
''E'' Of Deeds page sos.
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Conveying all that tract Of land situated
&c, known and described in the private sur
vey of said parties of the first part subdyid-
ing their Rancho Buena Ventura which sur.
vey is recorded in the Office of Records of
said County as the West Quarter of Section
% containing 1GG acres more or less. Re
corded Nov. 29th 1856 Liber "E" deeds page
SIT.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

Conveying all of the South Quarter of
Section 46, according to the private survey
of the party of the lst part of his Rancho
Buena Ventura now on file in the proper of.
fee &C.. and containing 100 acres, more or
less. Recorded March Goth 1855 Liber "C''
of Deeds, page 614
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

DEED. Person B. Heading to George
". Sheridan and John IFilson. Dated Feb.
SM 1865.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

AN AND AFTER SEPT. 1sr, A DAILY
" TRAIN will leave REDDING for RED
BLUFF, CHIco, MARYsvILLE, JUNCTION, (for Og-
den and East,) SACRAMENTO, STOCKTON, LATHRoP,
MERGED (for Yosemite TIPToN (for Los Ange-
les,) SAN JOSE, and 'SANFRANcIsco, at Ais,
A. NJ.
A. N. TOWNE, General Supt.
T. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Tick
ct. Ag't. 26 sell,
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NOTICE.

ALL transient advertisements must be
laid for in advance. All Job-Printing will
be accompanied by bill for collection when
the work is delivered. Cur old books are full
and we don't intend to purchase new ones.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

DEED. Piersoa B. Readiag and Fannie
W. Reading his rife to Margaret Mullen, d.
ted Auo. 29h 1856.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

DEED-Pierson B. Reading to Anna ga,i1da
Fdskington-Dated November 26th, 1852
Conveying all that parcel or tract of laad situ-
ated,i the County of Shasta described as blows /:
The West half of Section So, and the East half
of Section 50 as appears and set forth in he sur
vey of the Rancho Buena Ventura, duly iecorded
in the Recorders office, &C., said tract containing
$40 acres, more or less. Recorded December 4th, ,
1852, Liber :" II " of Deeds, page 3j9.
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DEED. Person B. Reading and Fannie
". Reading to Gilman Darts. Dated Sept
l0M 1856.
Conveying all that tract or parcel of land
in the County Of Shasta aforesaid situated on
the South side of the Sacramento River at
Greens Ferry, and designated in the private
survey of said parties of the first part, sub
dividing their Rancho Buena Ventura, which
was Recorded in the Office Of Records of said
County as the North part Of fractional Sec.
tion No. 5, commencing at stake on the Bluff
bank of said river at the end of the Goth
course in the meandering of said river in the
location of said Rancho, thence South 400 30/
West 80 chains to stake, thence North 40
30> West IS ss80-100 chains to stake on the
bank Of the river, thence South $50 30> East
80 l0-l00 chains down the river to stake,
thence South 63o East II 50-100 chains down
the river to the place of beginning. Con-
tanning SO 64-l00 acres. Recorded Decem-
Der 18th 1856, Liber 'E" Of Deeds page 545.
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DEED. P. 3. Reading to John Capp-da-
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

DEED. Pierson B. Readiuy to Thomas 4.
fFee'@aa-dated May lst 1854.
Conveying all that piece ofland described
as follows to wit the South Quarter of Sec
tiou (45) forty-fve and the East fractional
Quarter OF Section (44) forty-four according
to the private survey made by the party of the
first part of his Rancho Buena Ventura and on
file in the proper office in said County bound
ed North, East, and South by lands of party
of the first part and West by the Western
boundary line of said Rancho and containing
in all l60 acres more or less Recorded Oct.
18th 1854 Liber 'C'' ef Deeds page 453.
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DEED. P. B. Reading to Margaret Naylen
dated April 18th 1859.
Conveying all that piece of land situated in
the County of Shasta &c. Commencing at
the corner stake of Sections 23, "a, 27, and
%, runs North 20 30/ West 81 chains establish
a corner stake, thence North $50 67/ East 81
chains to the River bank 10 feet below Balls
Ferry, thence South 420 30f West l23 28-1OO
chains to the place of beginning.
Containing 246 acres the same being part
of P. B. Readings grant Buena Ventura and
surveyed in conformity with his private survey
Of the same. Recorded April 25th 1859 Liber
G Of Deeds page 328.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

DEED. Person B. Readgng to Charles
NiDeJtes-dated April 10th 1852
Conveying all that lot of land lying in the
town OF Reading Shasta county &c. and par
ticularly described and designated as lot No
in square No. 2, said lot having a front on
Front street of 80 feet and a front on A. street
of l40 feet, running back to an alley 20 feet
wide. Recorded, April 18th, 1862, Liber
"H'' OF Deeds, page 200.
The Shasta courier., 1872-09-28

DIED. FleTSon 3. Reddlng and EdlNle
W. Reading has rife 10 Joln Dinsmore dated
Jan'y. Oh, 1851.
Conveying all that piece Of land situated
in County Of Shasta &c: Commencing and
being the lot of land on which stands the
house known as the -Four Mile House" at
the forks Of the road; one leading to Green's
farm and the other to Tehama, commencing
atan Oak stump on West side Of Tehana road
and South side of Small Gulcb, thence North
420 30/ East 10 chains to q stake, thence
North 40 30> West chains to a stake,
thence South 42' 30< West to a stake, thence
North 40 30/ West chains to stake, thence
South 42o 30/ Fest 10 chains to a stake,
thence South 470 30> East chains to the
place of beginning. Containing six acres
Recorded February 2ud 1857. Liber "E"
Of Deeds page 557.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-16
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

,rA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
\ County Central Comm ttte. held a. tir
ginis,, August sih, the following proeeeoinHr
re Rs.arsd @ Tha, the members Of the Repubi
can par v IL Storey county be rrquetted 10 meet
and orysniEe Republican Clubs ~ their respec
dive wards and prec nets IN SATURDAY eve ~
AuyurtS nth: and ~ . iest or membership. re.
ouiriuc ut all who wish to become members 81
he different ward and preeinct clubs, . pledge
tn support and vote Tor the ,'rant aud WilsUn
electoral nominees for President:
Rssofred, TIat the Il efur holding the Repuh
,Icsri pr mari for the election OF deirxater t.
tls state aud County onventiop, DO saturday.
,rpt. n,ber Ilth, at tie heaI quart OF the re,
epective ward and precinct clubs. appoftionto
rs io.l lows. FIR siate C"hSehn Frs J,
Ward, Gold Hi, 8 delegates; Second Ward :
delegates. tirrt Ward. virginia. delegates
second Ward. 4 del Hsies; Thru Ward: 4delc-
atp.: Fourth Ward, ! delegates. Total "
tuunty Convention - Inst Ward, Gold Hill, "
delegates; Secvud Ward. D delegates, firrl
Hsti, Virginia, 8 deieeA,es; second ward.
del ystcr: Third Ward, q delegates; Fourth
~ WsrS 8 delegates; Plowery. l delegate; amer
can Flat, delegate. Total. 10. ... 81. -
Pssolrsd That The County c INVENTION con,
v,.ns A. 10 o'clock A. H., september lh:h. al
rIuer'., Opera House. ~ Vtfgihia cry. hr tn'
vurp sc of nominating the following onceis
state Senator; - Asten,bl, mel enrr
Orptct tt'rnryt SounS SA ~,
corder; County Arsessor; superintendent 81
TubIic Schoon; County surV yor; County I or
'murr. County CoBm ssioner; 8 Justices o
The Peace; . Constsberi Bosd OF schoo
Trusiere. =. -'r-
Pesored, That no d, legaIe To the County Con
ven,iun. nor proxy representing delegate lt
me Convention, shall become candidate Iol
Nomination 10 any Office before r'id C"ny ntioh
Psso{rtd That the proceedings OF this Con
mile. he pu ,lIthed In all the newspapers o.
storey county. =, r,,,.ds,
next. August 18th, II Z o'clock rN
nniatd - - A. WILLIAM. Secreiary.
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SIsAM NAVIGATION on CANAI.s.-'rhe
prize OF one hiiudre,i thousand ,l0llar-,
offered by the New York Legislature
for some motive power {" lake the
place ui horses on caiml-, has brought
out many Inventions. none of which.
10 vever. have rs yet satisfied the re-
ou reuents OF the contest. The Coui-
missiolier> meet la Albany t''-lay TO
exsnhue the models and scheIleS. hut
10 "a, douhtttl whether any Of the inven-
tions thu- far puhiicly shown will oe
accepted. Among the more PROMINENT
coiitr.tants for the prize may be ine,l-
toned the canal boat Eureka. which l.
run by TWO propellers ia the bow OF
the, btnlt. The Eureka i b,iilt OF Iron.
aud can carry tMo hundred tons with
ease. and her, eiixine e',i>nines one to"
airl thFee-Q,ptrterso of coal every twen-
ty.fous h6ssFss II n ociatned titst shr
can ea4iiy run fron three 70 i've miles
al hour without causing any UNUSUAL
swell on the water. The FisEhiil
LSuding Machine Company has ell.
tered for the prize II boat built OF Geor-
gia yellow pine, .95 feet long, IL ireI
Vide, and 8 teet deep, with u carrying
capaclty Of 7UOO bushels Of wheat un-
der deck, and with c,paclty of trans
porting 20Ul tons dead weight on ak
feet draft Of water. This boat Il driven
by two screw propeilor-. ~ ieet IN
diameter, attached on oppn.lte sides.
and made right and lett. The p'opel-
lers project from each side of the >terii.
and a shoe Underneath protects them
from getting entang,ed IN the LOW linee
OF p,-sing boats.-Ph'laaslpa!a Leagr'
dug. 6. ...
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NOTICE..

r,NnRR. AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF
| he LeIsls,ure ofthr Srste Of Nsyads, en-
,iiied !" Az ,Ici' to provide for the payment Q
tho oa,stsnding warran. Of strey ,on Goan,yi ",
spproye Fsorasry u; ,bs lSS; dti.ispei. @ 4 fhr
S,nr,x G ~ Tressurer's Ifice, un Il saturday, tho
s.,b SSSn Ssv u s.t. Isl. forths redemption an
~ rg1 nrarsy Tbs bidsurnrt be accompanied b!
n tbs war ants. Upon said Saturday., ,hr stsa o.
ts,s ,he Comfy Auditor aud Comfy Treas
nrrr viii apen said .ealed propo.als IN The otici
~ he latter, aud tho bids will DO oeccp ed n
.scnrdance with the terms u the oresaid Ac'
and an Act nnendAthfy thereof. enttl.d IAN
Aer.io amend sn Act entitled an Act to pr"ylde
for The psyIsaa ., oIsi'ShG9 MsleS sas iss o
> 80 13i-SM Al MCDONALD. Treasurer.
r. Virrinia City, Sorry County, August o, 1872.
T. ,AuiQ I'd s-.,','.rIa Ia .s
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TRAVELLING AND FREiCHTiSG.
.ax iez,cIsco AND sAsR,MsNToI

Tim. ses.a..e,y-sressH'A,; sssas
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IDA asE:lEY.

A correspondent Of the IPorld de-
scribes the daughter oi Horace as fo!-
low.: Mics Ida Greeley. un'ler n
gyp.y hat trimmed with pale blue rib
bon aud pluk roles. aud arrayei la y
white pi iiie gown neatly wrought with
black, 10 which waI added u hanl-
son,cly embroidered tunic OF black
cashmere. extended pleasant greeting
TO all the guests. She Il a brunette III
the pale, clear complexlonrd type. has
bright dark eye-. full real lips. features
very like her fafh-r's. and an aonn-
danes, OF black hair. She Il quite PEE
tite. looks very young. has all the sim-
plicity Of manners that characterize
Horace Greeley. cnm Mue'i with n cer-
taln elegance and dignity that are ss
charming ~ intiescribable. She be-
traysexcellsnt Taste In her toilet. dis-
cardimg all such non .tr,rsitieS a. humps
and .bnnchrs au,i earring. She VA.
educated at the Convent of the Saurrd
Heart. l. said to I've Catholic. aud lh
company with French maid, did
Europe very pleasantly"
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ARcuITEcr-How would you support
a projecting porrico or piazi ! STU
denr-Witllb brackett or else what-do
ye-columnI. Archltect-Wlrit Il
rear el~vaiionp 'Sinlent-Getting your
back nl. I -up,'oe. -..'.
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NOTICE, ,

,piyrnI pRopus AS Will BE RE
SShJ a, the otf ce OF The Kenttek Mining
SSnsnv y !, ,B2 South C -treet. up slair.. until
sA.GHi y. ..SnHisa a shan onc Bnn,lred and tify Feet
iGs sa.r iS nnon the mining ground Of the Ari1ons
and Utsh Mining 'nmp my. on Ame'e;np IN nlsn. ans
ORGY eIsrii esr.iions % now on a c In tsld ot1re-lhs
somosp, soa rsserying the rgn,to rs|sst Any ana
:ll o,at snt r., ,r,.on. and u h Nining Company
Axgn' Axn, III, Civ hucr-r a ! 70. - sntl tn .
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