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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-15
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NOTICE NO. Oh


rru u.S. LAND OFFICE. 4,
EUREKA. Nevada, June rs IL,
Office Is HEREBY c,vrr y"
~ the Richmond Mining Comrs ny
Nevada tpos toffice address. Fureta \
reka County, Nevada) have mads =, :
cation Tor patent for six hundred "
llneal feet OF the Tip Top lode. bearins J.
Nerand other minerals: the sams III
six hundred feet northwestern trom !,
southeast side Of entrance IN ,bs p;.
mond mine, known as the main q. \
Top incline, situate in Lureta NJ
ing District, Eureka County, NevsS
and described in the plat and sald ns
on file in this office as follows. viz.
L. =. SURVEY NO, IS.
BEGINNING at the northeast come,
Patent survey No. "a, made 70. tbt Ri
mond Mining Company of yeyaGa /
the Richmond lode. a post marked RI
mond n. r. corner, ana Tip TopSLM
ner; whence the Tip Top SHAFT beam
Il degrees w. lAO feet, and tb. farstas
Eureka bears n. Is deg. Is min. s. I0i
feet. and running thence, first, y.
deg. ". 600 feet second, s. 81 deg. WI
feet third, $. 3iA deg. f. COO feet ioun
\. SIS deg. +. so feet, to the place oil
ginning, containing 8 9S acres. Cou1
expressed from true meridian, yarstA
l6h deg. East.
Ibis claim is on u%nSurveyed land, Al
is bounded on the northeast, sou,hvd
ana southeast 10y the Richmond Mini
Company OF Nevada on the nOrthss|
not known.
This claim is recorded in Pook B, p|
100, of the Mining Records Of Euls1
Mining District, and a copy Of said Dda
and diagram can be found posted on |
Tip Top shaft.
je27 CYRUS F. HORN, Regisn|
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Mining.

And in accordance with law. and an
order of the Board of Directors, made on
the 18th day of June, 1875, so manys Eares
of each parcel of said stock as may De
necessary, will be sold at public auction
at the Office of the company, room a.
Hayward's building, il9 California street,
San Francisco, California, on the lelh
day of AUGUST, 1873, at the hour of n
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, to pay said de
l;nauent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale.
II. c. KIBBE, Secretary.
Office; Room 81, Hayward's Building,
4l9 California street, San Francisco, can
fornia. aug2-td
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DELINQUENT Sale Notice.

CTAR CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
y PANY.-Location of principal place
Of business, san Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Eureka District, Eu-
reka County, Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account Of
assessment no 81 levied on the nine.
teenth day of June, 1873, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF h
respective shareholders. as follows:
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DlONEER CONSOLIDATED MINING
l. COMPANI.-Iocatiou of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, Califor-
ma. Location of works, Eureka, Eureka
County, state of Nevada.
NoIiCE.-lhcre are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account
OF assessment No. l, LEVIED on the 18th
day OF June, 1873, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the RESPECTIVE
shareholders, as follows:
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Minina.
DELINQUENT Sale Notice.

JACKSON MINING COMPANl-LO-
81 cation of principal place of business,
Francisco, Cal. location OF WORKS,
Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada.
Notice.-Thcre are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on ccounl OF
assessment (No. ~ levied on the 18th day
of June, 1873, the seyera, amounts set OPP
posite the names OF the respective share
holders, as follows:
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der OF the Board OF Directors naJo ON tho
lslh DAY OF June, 1873, so many shares OF
.ach parcel OF such stock as NAV be
nttnssarn, VIII be sold at public auction,
al the office OF h company, room 81
Ca warus building, No. 4ig California
nnS' Fan rTanclsco, Cal, on WEDNES-
GCSI, 1873, at hour of / oicloek ,, NJ of
ann gay, to pay said delinquent assess
mdr,t thereon, together with costs OF ad-
'ertlsihg II expenses OF the sale.
oes CHAS. :. NEAL, Secretary.
.S UliC room % Hayward's Building, No.
fOrnia.
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For Sale or kses9. nTSrl

TIVE The corner raSfh Of bus b,si snS i:s e.
streets. known as mi on advsss md \
ing, is for sale or TIN Located, 'fdt
terms. II is centraiH ~suitsps Cndrl
several desirable ro oa Also ;natl
ces or similar purposaarticulars'
House for safe. For
at the store Oh .ouJN BkVIr,FSH
splstf
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Minins autires.
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NoTlCE NO. DO


49,. LAM a.
EhhtkA' Nevada, June EPIC p 3,
NoiLCE IS HEREBY cIv% Ra>
Nevada Wostofiice addrnaas tompah,]
rtka county, NeNadaI bsS tureka, II
cation Tor patent Tor NV mace anil
one aha u hat tjOIhI Iinoa hiuhdred n
richmond luGe, bearing Ia let OIL
minerals; the same Le1na and 0A
anu one and "a half 1eass i've huhGr|
rom ihe southeast size S.u,hesse1
main incline, situated in ~ Va the Ion
district, Eureka County UREA Mill
described in the plat ana sNe,eNaaa, n
ME III TINS Office as follows W., ~. hOles ,
U. s. SURVEY. no. g..
Beginning at a post mar..,
surNe! No. IS, maze Tor iba H Iu No.iI
Soildated Company, ulon ~ huiska ID
lode; the same being The nne .hamlj1
corner of said claim. s,a nnMiosl holher1
summit of Ruby Hin. Thisng hear.
most southerly corner Of d also d
made for he Eureka ConsoTEiH.ey No. 7
pany on the Lookout lode. usled Tod
northwest corner of the Eiott Nhen0 n
ing Works bears y, t.s, dannohd HoA@
feet, and the Flagstaff in WrsIees W.5
t2h degrees +. lU.SlI t.n,eAa lean I
nlhS thence, first, n. SIs dam ana NJ
~ ieet; second. $. SO deg " 's aa
.niga. :. oiA deg. L. 5Clh 1eei W ~
~. 90 ueg. r. 5oC feet, to the plsco 'oatI
ginning. containing $50 scr p,ace Of \
expressed from true meridiaes Coun|
l6H deg. East. 'ariat1
The claim is on u~nsuryeved ,,.,
is bounded on the northwes,. iano, Y
and southwest 10y the Ricbmn,G orhe1
Company of Nevada, and on ~. alni1
east by the Eureka CONSOLIDATE l soulI
Company. "'eu Mini
This claim is recorded in Poo. y
lou, OF the Mining Records ~ !, III
Mlhlhs District and a copy ot . aGie
tlce and diagram can be tonns ssa1
the hosting works OF the mine f0Sea
leE CYRUS +. HORN Rss,.,..
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ana IN accordance with law and an or.
nfp OF Board of Directors, made on the
shares of each parcel OF such stool a ~
may be necessary, will be sole at pnbiic
auction at the salesroOm of John Mil.
Gleton 4 Son., No. $40 Montgomery street
a Francisco, California, on MONbAS:
me eighteenth day of August, 1873. at
,me nouI OF O'Clock p. NJ. OF such day, to
pay said delinquent ass, ssments thereon
together with costs OF ad ,ertisino and
penses Of sale. 'N"eA
GEO; r. SPINNEY, Sec'y.
of1ce No. 800 California street. Room No
o. San Francisco, Cal. ,v32
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PACK TRAINS,

DERSONS WANTING ORE. WOOD.
- or any other mater al transported
- ach Aralls, can have such business
promptly attended to by leaving orders
Win JOE RANEL, at the store OF
Eureka. May Ii. myIttt
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
DHENIX SILVER MINING COMPA-
NY Location of principal place
of business, San Francisco, Cal. LOca-
ton Of works, Eureka, Eureka County,
State of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meet
ing ofthe Boa Of Directors held on the
fifth day of August 1873, an assessment
mo, l2I Of twenty-five t25l cents per
share was levied upOn the capital stock
of the corporation, payable Immediately
ia United States gold and silver coin, to
the Secretary, at the office of the COM
pany, room % Hayward's Building. 419
California street, San Francisco, Cali
fOrnia.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
September, 1873, will be deemed delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment Is made
before, will be sold on the SECOND DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1873, to pay the delin-
quent assessment, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Office Room % Hayward's Building, No.
hl9 California street. San Francisco, Cal.
aug-td
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
BOwer's HOOf Linimont..


Amer 80 ys ara practical eKperIsnoe With horses.
staging. teaming. &c, have learned that NOR
horses have been cuppled BY inattentiOn 70 the
feet than ell other diseases e0mbnOd. After MANY
experiments have fOand the tFns remedy 20 PRE-
xENf the disease OF the hoof OF restore 1t aer neg
ligonca. 70 what nature intended u shOuld bo-fke
great support Of the noble dRiadk II the hOOf IL IN.
aAmed and diseased .ths animal & Comparatively
POrthless. This L nimsnt will safelV prepenf this
WoFet Of all diseases tContrAetion, COpns 01aFter
Craekss Contraction Of The Back SinoW. gsnoFally
SAlle4 KnssjsPTa9g 4e, y and FestOFe those thai
have been crippled By the WaBt Ofsueh remedy
A-Try II. and II will never fail IL properly ap-
lathe the horses foot once week, Or oglsnsr N
necessary A tbs heel and frog. and around the hooi
close 70 the hair. s.Ita ~ o. hORRR.
- N0TristOWn, Pa.
MR, N. @. D0YER-Degr Sir. This ~ 70 asFfifv
that haVe used your Liniment fn ny rtsble ~
three menths past ea mere tesn one hnqdFef i u
sas. and fad if the best prapaFaainn have evsr
.Rssd Sa hpss.a y z iaF esttel thal ysa Eooom-
c. o. b. --.-.ss .iAkRY if1itftfbIs
No. lS9 West 3lst street New XoFgf 6ltv ~
y. BRIN0HURST \ CO.. pFnggists, corner 5lSiI
and ~ qEkst otFests y ilmlnGtens kaViRg kss9 -.
pointed agents for this valuable nnd n0pulaF IoaI
Linime1e fally prepared % supply 4 Wh0lesais
sd RaiAl at re ulAnaiaefnrore pTioeas
y otaWAW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
Louisiana.

We do not know that the Louisiana Radical ne
gro missionaries viii visit this city, but should not
be surprised if they did. They were in Reading
on Tuesday, and the Eagle thus refers to theiI
visit -
"The attempt Of the Louisiana Radicals to pre-
JUDGE the people OF the North in favor Of their
carpetbag. CUstom-House-R Ring government, by
sending delegation Of colored men to the north.
em States, seems TO be . deserved failure. The
slim attendance at the meeting at Library Hall
last night was an illustration of this fact
Senator Burch is an intelligent man, but he Rd-
mits that he was originally from Pennsylvania,
and hence We must consider him anything but
a real representative Of the ignorant masses OF
fTeemen in Louisiana, deluded to their own ruin
and that Of then State by the brlbes and promi-
ses Of the Custom House Ring.
The studied cure with which the speaker avoid
ed any allusion TO Grants brotheF-ln-laW, Casey
his reported dismissal aud continuance at the
head of the ring in New Orleans, was quite re-
freshing 10 the few Democrats present last
night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
Now the Peoples Money 10 Wasted
IN b Loyal City.

Tie FaTmount Bridge contract in Philadelphia
has been disturbing the peace Of many of the 10y
al citizens of that sncieDt city of "Brotherly
Love" for a long time. And there is little wonder
when such things are done by the Ring in Coun-
eli against the protest of large numbers Of honest
citizens, as the giving Of the contract for the m
sonry Of the bridge TO party for price 900 900
above the price Of the lowest bidder 1t is refer
redito by the Telegraph below. As the only re-
dress, number of prominent citizens pursued the
plan recently adopted in this city with reference
to the purchase Of park. and applied to the
Courts for an INDUCTION TO stop the Council from
spending the peoples money without receiving
proper equivalent therefor, and the case is now
being tried. The Telegraph says:
The contract for the masonry Of Fairmount
Bridge, which was awarded by Councils to Mr.
w NJ. Wylie, notwithstanding the fact that he
was not the lowest bidder. involves the important
question whether Councils have a right 10 vote
away the money Of the taxpayers without de-
mandiUg an equivalent therefor. After Mr. Ken.
nedy had forfeited his contract, new bids were
advertised for, and in to the advertisement
the following were received:
Nm. hunk, JIM. .....,.......... .$369 70l 90
george Clark OO6 90
Sellers. Ccnstgan Co... 4y9 80 90
W NJ BOO, 1880
Thomas Steers -. 574 Dos 90
D. smith 579 095 so
John ". Murphy 994 90
In the absence OF any evidence TO the contrary,
We are bound TO believe that all of these bids
were made IN good iaitb, and yet We find that
councis, without assigning any good and suffi-
Gent reason, passed over Mr.. w. Rnnk, Jr, who
bid 1868, 10l, Mr.. George Clark, who bid $427,-
O66 %, Messrs. Sellers, Costigan Il Co, who bId
Si99 100, aud awarded the contrac: to Mr.. w. N.
Wyle, who bid $500. .77S, or Slg7,O77 more than
Mr.. Runk. One Of Mr.. Runk's securities also fig
ured On Mr.. Wyhe's bond, and the other is knowL
10 be sufficient, that the contract was not given
10 TIE lowest bidder for the that be did not
furnish ample guarantees. on the face Of things
there, II would seem that, tor some unknown rea.
son. Mr.. Wylie was selected proper person To-
receive gratnity Of nearly $500 900 from the city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
saby.FatminG 8 Horrors.
TGnTr Oh MOrE INrASrs DrsrnorED

AAAAAAA NA AbAAh imam ~ nEe hbA hhs
A complaint. supported by aiiidavits. was yes
terdsy filed before Justice Coulter. OF the York
Vile Police Court, charging Mrs. Ellen Roberts
with unheard-ot atrocities ia the treatment OF
thirty or more infants entrusted 10 her care by
the Commissioners Of Charities and Correction. -
Tue aihdavits say that Mrs. Roberts exposed the
babies lett with her in her back yard, without
shelter from rain or sun, in almost nude state;
that she neglected and starved them; that shs was
habitually drunk, and that on occasion che
nearly sutfocased two infants by lying or falling
upon them while intoxicated, the interpolation si
neighboTs saving them from death; that oWiag 70
her cruelty thirty children died between the LIST OF
January last and June 4 that the bodies OF sever
al who died on her hands were housed IN n stable
opposite her residence, kept BY an undertaken
named Boylston, and were finally buried mysteri-
ously; and in v!eW Of these aud other accusations
the atlantis, who are Mrs Roberts ncighbOrs, say
she Is guilty of infanticide.
The fling Of these afiidavits was Of course fol-
lowed by the issuance of warrant, which Ser
geant Phillips served by takingihe inculpated WO-
man into court She Is seemingly intelligent, as
serts her ability to dsprove the terrible charge,
and was calm In deme inor. She is u widow, with
hVs children OF her own. she is out OF the "baby-
farming" business now, the last Of her charges
having been taken from her by Captain Allaire
aud DR.. Wooster Beach, Of the East Thirty .Rfth
street police, on representations OF persons living
In the neiRhborhood that she was maIeAting them.
~ J. San, today.
Had the Commissioners OF any city in the South
suffered such atrocities
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25

A most distressing accident happened at HaT-
per's Ferry on Saturday last young man nam
ell Allison, together with a comIade named Reid,
were foOling with loaded gun near the house OF
and Allison toollshly presented the gun at Reid
sister, who had just stepped on the porch of her
fathers house, wheR the gun went of, the whole
load OF shot entering her stomach, killing her al
most instantly, the distance between them being
but few feet. The young LADY was but about
seventeen years Of age, and this terrible calamity
has cast 4 shadow over her parents and family as
well as the young man through whose foolishness
she met her unumely Geath--Ct9hberland (fd)
Times
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
A street 10 the Oelawere-PIer on the River
and Connection with new JerSey.

aud N0mmeGNAoA WIN new SNA@~S
1t is especially gratifying to US to see that the
B1ard of Trade has again turned its attention 10
there important matters. There is not the remotes'
doubt Of the necessity for such improvements
When the city had bat ten thousand inhAo'IaH's
a good and substantial little steamer was suPPor-
tel by the travel aud traffic between this clty ana
PsunsRr,ve. In 1886 or ls47 the old BOiiver was
nurchased and sent to the Bio GrAnde River, and
dnrinC the Mexican war was used there as sup
D Y boat by that enterprizing and energetic Dela-
Wareau, Thomas Clyde, now said TO be the pro-
pre,or OF more steamers than any man IN the
United States. Since that time several boats
have been on the line. Some years afterwards
Capt Joshua Baker, bought aud rebuilt hne
boat and run her for a number of years but
finally sold her. Since which time there has been
no permanent terry and consequently 4 large
trade that was formerly done here with the people
OF New Jersey h's been lost to our merchants
This ale is now more important than ever
and uure necessary TO our city. 1t could all be
again secured by extenelnc the Christiaua Avenue
t. the river and the erection Of pier. A boat
would sooa be secured and, we think hud the
trade sufficient 20 pay reasonable profit. The
pier would be the means OF bringing purchasers
be!e from all the towns along each side OF the
Delaware from which boats PLY TO Philadelphia,
and as we have fr' quenty said before, almost
equal u lie benefits conferred from trade ono Of
our railroads tat has cost US four times as much
money.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
muddy TyEOna.

We have always supposed that Temperance leg
islation would promote intellectual cultivation,
but we are rather dubious about the result in Ty-
rome, Ia. The difficulty of procuring malt liquors
In that place has called into existence a Reading
CLUB. EnITancc fec, So. Annual dues s.. The
Club has not yer taken measures TO procure q Ii
biary ; but consumes from four to seyen barrels
of beer weekly. We have the authority of DR..
johnson for the fact that she WHO drinks beer
thinks beer" from which we infer that the intel
lectual eXerctations OF the Tyrone Readers will
be a little muddy.-City Item.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
foh 90 1ap aERn
MO- M a CO.
Bel EstaIs Aasnl. "a COAveyaneers.
oMss. d.. : y "a -.
WfIiHlnt0n. re.


OGsr The ie.lswlsx Rsal Esle.. s.ls sslss. ...s
Ne ]. VaSs ihfss-sisiy tsisk q s. Y. Cot. 9Th
and Washington stFeeta With ell tbs mo dsrn i'm
provements. containing Is rooms.
~. 0ae threO-stOTy brick s3l East Ath 81.
Ne. J.; One two-StOry brick. Cor. Locust and
Ma. One two story brick, Cor. 18th and Tat
nall. with all the modern improvements. ana
No. S. One twO-ItOry brick. 1917 TatnaII St.. 9
N0.6. One thrss-stOry brick, 7O1 TAtnall ST., 6
10. Z. Ons tWO-story brick. 1879 Tatnan st.. s
No. 8. ons tAFse.stOry brick. lO2l T4tnall st.,
Eo.y,. Three two story bricks. Lincoln ST., be-
tween 18th and 18th. rooms.
Ne. 10. One thfeo-stoFy brick. so +, 9Th st with
all the modern Improvements.
no. II. One throO-stOFy brios, 6l2 W. 9Th st.
and side yard. Possession Sept, 18th. 1873. !.
Ne. r. One three-story brick, No. AL East 9Th st.
Np, lS. Two three story bricks, No.12l9 and 'R2I
No, il. one. .thrss-story brick, No. 1907 Washing
ern Improvements.
NO. 10. I've ~ 0-atory frame houses, on Scott st.
betssVn lAth and l5ah. lsOts 25xlOO IT. A rooms
80. IL. Two two-story bricks ON Lowering Ave.
between Lincoln aud Scott Sts., with front and
No. ~. One threo-story brick dwelling on King
81. between Sth and 9th, with all the modern i'm
progements, Alao q stable.
No. IL. One tkree-story brick. All King st.
NO ls. Gne three-stoTy brick W 9Th St.. near the
corner of Madison.
No. 20 Thrss three story bricks, 1e42, l244. l246
Poplar ST.. six rooms each. ,s
No. p. One three story brick, No. 500 jefferson
ST.: Terms very easy and location good
No ~, half fsg0Are of grOund between 18th and
10Th Sts., from ting on West, curbed and graded.
NO.2S. farm in BrandyWiue Hundred of 69
acres one In sChristi ana Hundred Of about ll0
acres and several smaller tracts, one Of about 90
acres without bhildings, about mile FROM Ci ty
lin OwGrds New Castle. Besides the u bove We
havemany others.
Give us a call and do not fail to attend all our
public sales
seD2O-lm M. M CHILD 4 co,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
MutIIAtsd CurTtney.

Many of the national banks Of the country had
been in the habit OF sending mutilated notes for
redemption TO the First National Bank Of WASH
ington, that institution acting their agent for
the purpose. This gave il the continuous use Of
from 100000 to $7C1,000 some Of which was
loaned out at eight per cent. interest and the re-
mainder used in current business. Since tbs sus-
pension numerous packages Of mutilated currency
have been received by the express company,
which, not knowing what TO do with them. has
been informed, in response TO an inquiry Of the
Comptroller of the Currency, that the better way
would be to ask the owners of the currency what
disposition shall be made Of it, as the bank in its
present condition, would not act in the premises
The express company, Therefore, awaits telegraphic
responses from tie parties directly interested.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25

It Is said that Panon DrownloW will not be !
candidate for reelection TO the United State,
Senate, and that, Ia leu thereof, the pions ole
gentleman will revive the Knoxville WEig. Tho
refusal OF Brother Is. to be a candidate again can
no doubt be attributed 70 the same cause that
made Jack decline HIS supper. Unless The
unbounded use OF vulgar slanR, persona
abuse, and shocking blaSphemy be meFits in .
journalist, his loss to the Senate will, In no res
pect be the cOuntFys gain.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25
REYNOLDS 4 CO.,

REYNOLDS 4 co..
OI6 Market Street, Wilmington,
C0NvEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
0Eer the following very desirable properties fO'
sale or exchanges;
Ne i.
Modern built new house. 9 rooms. gas, bath
heaters water closets, &e. corner Sixth and Jeer-
sen streets; will be cold below value.
Ne, Z.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-25

EPHRATA DePosIT BANK CLosED.-- -ThesEphra
IA Deposit Bank, small banking house conduct
cd By Jacob B. Keller and VIM. X. SeltzeI, closed
Its doors on Saturday afternoon, aud has not re-
opened .ee. Lhe suspension was caused bV The
failure OF the Union Trust Company and De Ha
ven ~ Bro, Of Philadelphia with whom the
Ephrata bank had deposits1 their iuuds No Sc
nous inconvenleDee win result TO any one, The
entire deposits In the Eparata Bank do not ex.
ceed $4,000, ana the owners Of the bank are am.
ply responsib!c.-LaReaSter LsteHigencer.