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81 As .2T6 ~
The proportion Of cash means on hand Is
larger than usual, and, in fact. larger than il
profitable or desirable for corporation doing
an exclusively savings business There will
doubtless be good opportunities for investing
during the winter
The system of doing business and Of making
Investments is Lased upon the experience Of
Savings Institutions that have been in opera
ton more than halt century standing firn,ly
amidst all the vici~situdes Of wars, coafialra-
tons, pestilence, financial crises. and depres-
slons. During the eleven years "a business
experience which this institution mas hal, it
has passed through like ,sl,,rivr.yoe, ~alld At
Is believed that its course has been satisfac-
tory to depositors, whose number has nev er
increased so rapidly rs it has since the great
fire Of last year.
Printed by order of the Board Of Directors
for the information Of depositors.
sNDNEI MIXERS. Manager.
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I'm LIE TIMERS are still exsrtiug themselves
i ehalf Of Union Each member of the
Vlsn is working might and main 20 get an
sbsr member of the craft to joan the orgAni-
nigu. and from the appearance of their num-
r. on Thursday night they appear TO have
AZ nth auccess
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TaE U. 0. A. Bs. found the weather too
cold on Thursday night to turn out in any
thing like numbers Gentlemen. you must
mt mind the weather You will find solid
arl compact union Of great service TO you the
coming spring and summer
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THE MoULDERs BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
~ at the usual place and time. II IL under
ID that this Association is doing good
"A auAong the members Of the Union. II
those Trades Unions in the city which have
net a beneficial feature incorporated in their
Soustitution, would follow the example ct the
<MOuIders they would find it much 70 their
advantage.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

- The worst coughs yield. rs if by magic,
70 the wonderful curative powers of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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8 4i;s IRox MoULDERs' UNION met at their
Z A, corner Clark and Lake streets on Satur-
j lay evening They report business Cat, with
nanv members leaving the city to find work
J a smaller towns. The election Of ofheeFs
kxas the most important business transacted
skne the evening. but a. they had sOt GOT
Ma enc list up 70 the time Cur repOstsn
EEA W. yin IN cur mart YublishtAs list il
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DIED.

Al the residence OF her son IN law, J. D. Tower 4si
Park Avenue, On Tuesday morning. Jan. 9Th Mr..
Mary Matthew IN tho Dist year Of her ags.
She died fun u years and full Of honors Her child
rem Rl rise up and call her blessed Blessed the
jaad ~ho die in the Lord
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THE JorE>ETMAN TAuoRs USIoN held
their quarterly meeting st their hall on East
Randolph street, on Monday evening. All
the shops meeting were in attendance, and a
considerable amount ii business Of interest to
the mon aid its members was transacted
The iuartCsly reports Of the various se,.reta-
rleS ~ere handed ia and approved The re-
ports show the Union to he in healthy con
ditlon. The members express themselves
highly gratitied at tie new system Of settling
any difficulties that may arise between the
men Of the several shops and their employers
They have found it to work well during the
past months, and they mean to hold on to
Ir FOR the future
The following were elected as offers for the
ensuing year: President, -- Kossier
Wee President, John Morrisey Recording
Secretary, q. Peterson Financial Secretary,
- >chroork; Treasurer. Thine
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SUMS As SMALL As ONE DOLLAR I
VIII be received from any person, and BANK Book wm
be furnished without charge.
Married women
And Minor Children may Deposit money, that No
One else can draw 10.
May deposit Money from time TO time and before MAJ
ing the nrst Deposit may Provide by Vote how and BY
Whom II shall be drawn out and, provided = copy u
the Resolution be furnished 70 the Savings Bank,
money viii be paid unless its provisions strictly
complied with.
DeposatOrS,
Whether Foreigners Ctise0a have the sAns Fights
u Property, and In Of Death any money 20 thsr
credit will be paid 70 their Legal representative Whsth-
Or they are In this country or eBewhsre-
Printed forms Of wills have been prepared BY the COun-
se Of the sASings bank that dspotOr may legally
designate some one VINO may take charge Of his money
and property and be guardian Of his children In u
his death Thus much hconvenience and expense may
be avoided An ocer o. the savings bank without any
charge for bis seEVce prepares VIII for any depOssos
applying.
n the rate II SIX per cent per annuni, patd am
sums ct Five Dollars more.
working People
heed not lose any time, the Savings Bank IN kspa
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AGITY MATTERS.
CHICAGO, JANUARY Il, 1873.

~ JoURKEYMAN SToSH CUTTING ascot
ioS had gala night on Wednesday They
.cted officers for the ensuing year, and in
allied them without delay.
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LAST YEAR
Total amount received in year 1871. 81 los 0o4 OF
Total amount paid in year 1871. ..... IOI5.51s
Increase Of deposits in 1871. --...-...s I52 AS ~
There was large influx Of strangers in the
spring, and almost as great an efflux in the
late autumn. The nationAlities OF depositors
and the activity Of business il exhibited in the
following table
NATIvITIEs OF THOSE WHO DEPOSITED AND
DREW DURING THE YEAR
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MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
lN TRCTIvE ASSOCIATION 0R THE gkATR or
ILLINOIS, INDIANA ND MABoUkL.
ogD UgUEuL.
Gee. Kmahern, Prsalsns, Wsa HeElvAass N; .. D.
Lewis, vBcs-PrsnidentJ Bsviw, Macon On, Ne; ehn
yAmss, Secretary, R9sosA, WM O., L. ksshAsc
WallhcFon, Treasursteprm@hsa4 m
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is an exhibit Of the financial condition Of the
81, 1872
CONDITION AFTER CLOSE or BUSINESS. deem
FER 81 1872.
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

- "'. unions desiring changes b. ne addresses Of
. Npv-dhS Secretaries please stat, tae nam, u the
U following uorSons have male application. ~
shaNes ~ prefer yin forward thert Jbin ,l,irts NM,
tr al the date u application 1N'
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The Lowest in the Market.
- 1AOs1 NJ
LABORING MEN !
AND
NICSg
Please Take This Home and Read It.
FIVE HUNDRED LOTS

u you not ths owner o. your own home, You will
10 well 20 read this aud act uTDn the aice below gwen
4 very wealthy man owns
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X. c. $. The GermaniA lodge Knight.

| 4 - - 4, Tho 4, ov.,,; I - U:l.
!, !, r,,.r;n h.LI ,h.,r -
S.-ur,i,,- .v.,,;r, = +h.,r IN - 49,
street Tl,,. ,,s.. i,.- ,y,s ,,..u .,,on.lol 80
l,. .,.,,.,-. -, -. -, III. a.
I,l,-.
.rt.. ,..Il.,,;......
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I R.,.,,..- !, ......;..... -.-.,.. -. ,,--u
\ Fi,a....,i o..-t.. ,,,,l.- S...,l.,'
! ,l,t.,. >i.,..i...1, 49, ~.
II, ~. -. -.
V Lr.. ....
iM il',lFiaE~ BfNEoltNr AND Pho
rt'it'f Association mct-a their hail, on
i'"r'''r" Street, Tuesday evening. The
m-iii'.- ". '-- ii"ii, m common with 9th
er' engaged IA ihc Dnhdlng trade ieel the
tu'.l~ OF i'c cold weather There !, hut
very h,t', work ''eiiE d"ue at present, aud
A +" consequence, many men are idle. The
craft Ia oth-r cities should take warning tnd
ste'r clear ny Chic7.o
Y Eu,., r.x,.,.r- ,..r N,or,.n,,s -. J.
/ their hall IA, p.s.l.;r.. s+,.... ~, 1,,...t,,.
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LOANS ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

The Manager is not aware that the Savings
Bank has ever lost a single dollar, either OF
principal or interest Of money loaned upon
real estate during eleven years OF business
and It IS rarely necessary to make forced col
lections No loans are made On mere person
al security
Tie season Of 1872 was very active one in
All departments, especially in the building
trades l,el4 permits for the erection Of sub
stantial buildings were issued by the Board Of
Public Works. and the builjing~ are rnnStI,,
completed. II has been estimated that the
labor done amounted to the average construc-
ton of one stone or brick edirice Der dav. not
to speak of the many less substantial aild
smaller buildings. Though there were some
dlsAgreements between employers and en-
ployes, resulting in "strikes more II less
serious, on the whole the men were fully EN-
ployed and received remunerative wages.
The accumulAtiOns Of those who were deposi-
tors in this institution are indicated ~ the
following;
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DISEASES OF TINE EVE AND EAR
TR@M TIME ANIMAL REPOmT 0F TINE
{" Chicago HOme Of the FritndIeSs. :

"CMsss u dereased have been frequent but they
have yielied in every instance 70 - treatment pres
sRibsd by Dr. D. u. Walhsr, Oculist o. this city.
Especially shcala the cAss u Norris LApiere be noticed
vino recovered rupidy from operation performed uR
one sys, thAa he oshsr might Be saved
DP. u. N. walker, oeullsa ana AurAst.
RsnAahAsa A. D.. lsel, 100 west Madison strVea,
CAhawa
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$3.50 TO $1,000 EACH.

The terB's are also very favorable. viz Only onenfth
cash down, ana ,he balance n 4 n and years, a. only
tx ger cent. interest.
To show how cheap these Lots are, will state that
Lots no more valuable than these n the vicinity.
belonging 20 Judge DAVIS sold before the hre o. 900
each, with per cont. interest the deferred pay.
ments The first payment Of one fifth be- made In
two instaimentS, II desired Down aud the other IN
three months We have never offered laboring men
better chance than the above 70 get good Home Lot
ut great banin aud on s'Icn liberal time and
Come and the Plat. and choose Lot at utlee; for
rule will be the rSt That comes shall have the hrst
choice. Come 20 our Office, ans viii 20 with you
msD the Lots
TIE 1ITLh 10 ALL IN ABOVE Ions ABSOLUTELY Pa
YEcT, a. the Abstract and Title Deeds were saved from
The IRE, and nave been re-recorded. Enquire a
CLARKE, 7 AYTON q Co,
1so LaaAlle So. Oriental n indian.
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Just outside the Fire Limits the vicinity u 29th anf
2st Streets within three four blocks Of the Horse
Cars, and on Wallace. sumner and inter strssts IA.
wishes 70 aid IN building up city and that end he
will se theSe Lots u aborng "a mechanics the
low prlce DI frnIn
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The average amount held for each depositor
was, on Oct. |, 1871, two hundred and nine
teen dollars Ce2l9 Az the same date bal
ances were classified as follows
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PRICE LIST TO CONSUMERS !:

CHICAGO BANCM.
106 West Madison street.
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NJ, F. 4 NJ. Savings Bank, Jan =, 1918.
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EXCLUSIVELY A SAVINGS BANK.

II. n. W"ESTF.aLL President.
EDTEcsRD WALTER, TTce PrestdenG
WIN. &. GOUDY, Counsel.
SYD.FEI' .MY'EES. Cashier and Manager.
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OCCUPATION OF THOSE WHO DEPOSITED OR
DREW DURING THE YEAR
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sNDNEI MIXERS. Manager
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THE BUSINESS OF THIS CORPORA
IloN is confined exclusively to the receipt
and care Of Savings, Deposits, and Funds De
posted in Trust. No Commercial or General
Banking Business is transacted.
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-, ,rERrowx. Jan. 9Th. 1873. The follow
the list Of officers cleo yed for Union A
= ensuing year David Johnston, Pres
knapp, Vice Pres; Chas. Walter, I'm
or. Sec; John Terney, Rec. Sec; Chas.
Treas CHARLES WALTER,
m and Cor. Sec, Union No. "A, Box SO.
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CHAr EsToS. ). G.. Jan 2ud, S13 At a
semi anu Il election held Jan. it, by Union
No, la Charleston, 5. u, the following iii
GERS were elected John w Stevens, Pres !;
Henry T. Wood, Vice Pres } Jseph a. tal-
lott, In Sec VIM. J. Chichester, Rec Sec
Sidney " Eckhard Cor See John p Dunn.
Treas Watson D. Buckelhotf. Nergt AZ
Arms Respectfully Yours. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

A STREET car conductor in Detroit
picked up a navy revolver from the
floor as several passengers were de-
parting the other day, and a we'll
dressed woman claimed 1t with the re-
mark, That's the second time I've
lost that to day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

"wELI- always make 1t rule to
tell my wife everything that happens."
said Brownwig. "0h. my dear fel-
low, that's nothing :" said Sinithwig.
II tell my wife lots Of things that
never happen at all" IrrE 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

The Chicago Tribune ventures the
conundrum, "Why do Rour-mills
burn?" We never knew they did,
says the Peoria Recie,c. having never
been burned by one, but suppose it's
because they're conibu,tible. Hers S
one for the Tribune. "Why do sum
mer roses fade 2" ....---- .....,f-
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THE last SUPPER.
sY JOAQUIN MILLER.

BYJoAouIS MILLER.
"And when they had sungs hymn they went
> oat into the Mount OF Olives. ga
ILE|- - p
What song sang the twelve with the saviour
When finished the sacrament wine:
We're they bowed and subdued In behavior.
Or bold as made bold with sign
Were tho hairy breasts strong and defiant!
Were the naked arus brawny and strong!
Were the bearded lips lifted and reliant,
Thrust fofth and full sturdy with SOM
What sang they, What sweet cong OF Zion,
With Christ In their midst like crown!
While here sat Saint Peter, the hon,
And lhere, like lamb, with head down,
Sat Saint jobs, with his silken and raven
Rich hair. on his shoulders. and cyes
Lifting mp TO the facee unshaven
Like Q sensitive cnild's In surprise.
wss the song a. strong fishermen swlni Ing
Their nets fall of hope TO the sea!
Or low, like the rippe-waye. singing
Sea-songs on their .oved Gaiilee'
Were they sad with foreshadow OF sorrows,
Like the birds that eing low when the breeze
Is tip toe with q tale Of tomOrrows-
o. earthquakes and sinking OF ssass
All! colt was their song as the waves arc
That fall In low musical means:
And sad should say as the winds are
That blow by the white gravestones.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

A WAC. the other day, asked his
friend. "How many knaves do you
suppose live Ia this street besides
yourself?' Besides myself.." re-
pliedShe other; do You wish to In
suit me - "Well, them" said the
first. show many DO you reckon in-
cluding yourself?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

rnIs Is touching Arkansas obitu-
ary verse: "Grim death has taken
darling Jerry, only son OF Joseph and
Sirena Howells; seven days he wres-
tied with the dysentery, and then he
peri,hed in his little bowels"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

A ROCHESTER, woman, married to her
second husband. recently said to him !:
oh, how happy poor Charles would be
II he were still alive to see himself re-
placed BY a man as agreeable rs you
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

Gop MOVES IN A MYSTERIOUS WAY.
The dispensations Of Providence. while
always for the best, are very mysteri-
Qua aud inscrutable TO the human un-
derstanding. Thus, while Lincoln
and Stanton. Seward. Chsse and Gree
ley have been removed from the earth,
Ben Butler. Cameron, C0lfax and Lo-
gan still abide with us IN their usual
good health. There Is In this discrim-
fnation, n. riddle we fear, which eau
never be solved. Enquirer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

An innocent young man In Des
Moines was asked by Rev. Mr.. Ham,
mond, the revivalist, II he was labor
ing for the good OF his soul. No,
was the reply, Il work for Billy
Moore
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

A WILSON county tKansas) farmer
intends planting ten acres OF castor oil
beans this season. He says one OF the
greatest incentives to immigration to
new State Is cheap physic and cheap
whisky. a-' rr arr.
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BANKERS AND srocKBRoKERs.


BANKERS AND sTocKBRoKERs. :.
BANK Of CALIFORNIA.
r53ir5nAo EHoYio GS9U
GOLD HILL (: { NEVADA.
A. J. RALsToN ........; GENERAL AGENT AGENT
muss AGENCY IL NOW rae.
i pared to receive deposits Of cein or bullion,
either on OPEN ACCOUNT, or 70 Issue SEh;.
TIFICATKS therefor, payable (at the opton o.
tho holder) In Gold Hin or San Francisco; 70
make collections, purchase Bullion at tho moss
forwarded to the Parent Bank In San Francisco
sells Bills Of Exchange, and transaets Senefsi y
Banking Business. %" .o'' g-' :" @ "g1cT 81,
CHECKS FOR SALE ON ''''
LONDON, BANk OF IRELAND Pue'in''
PARIS, NEW YORK. rI
sAH FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO. IA
BOSTON, . PORTLAND tor''
A. }. RALsTON, General Assent. :.
myth ,lglg w. Il. BLAuvELT. cashier:
L. 3. FRANKEL,
STOCK AND MONEY BROKER,
E .ls-Gl1 .yGhsIo
OFFICE MAI. street; E =; GrIs ;lf.rI,I' III!' ,a's
rvE IS NOW FULLY PREPARED TO DO
d. ~ .; : Strictly Commission Business IN 'n'
nlNINa sToCKs.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
..d LRGAL TENDERS.
And solieits the patronage Of his friends and
the public generally.
0''sis sifIi hiss'io tsssi ''' q
His correspondents In San Francisco are
I. GLiZIER q CO., Members Of the San
Francisco stock and Exchange Board. z ~ "
myl u
L. p. pRixLxR p BEARDsLEr o. n. DANA
III. p. DREXLER & CO.,
STOCK, ?"
HF~~TE 90 2 -.
Exchange and Money
-,. ..'a s-rrr- s4 G!;4l.a .-Ha'.' q"
BROKERS,
C STREET .......-....vIRGINIA CITY
Two doors south Of Bank Of California.
s,.eLs Bsasst. sold aud Carried
On MarGiss. ..---
Money Loaned ON Approved Securities.
~ Stock. delivered on day Of purchase and
paid for on day Of sale. r'rTra rs7a 'gn
Correspondents in San Francisco, J; q.
LATHAM & CO. myl2 u
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FOUNDERS, AAcarMsTs . aSSERAL
AZ ouarix mill and Mining Machinery OF M de-
seriudons, An orders .dHed, with promptnsss
- disuafeh. and st the Lowest Ratss. 1lf7sV III
my1o II lfFuf
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TIRE CHOICEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS
always on hand, including oTAkD, sALk-
Rae Crown CABINET and other fayorts
BRANDIES;f Chase q Cos OLD BoChboN'
LYNCHAUkG RYE. Blue GshSs' M1nnR anp
pleton & Co.'S, WHISTLES, FINE miNh0'
AFhs Fisteisss es genuine HAVANA CIGARS. and
the 6pest and best BIT CIGARS. tuch - are
ouIy 10 DO had 1t THE MAGNoLlA; !;
Having nreproof cellar well oiled witn
large ,tock OF Liouors, we are plepared 70 ses
nv The hottie. gallon or otherwise a. desired, %
Wholesale or RETAIL, at the most Hes-
sonabls Rates '.iHs '''''' hr''' '.-
prop in and see the NEW MAGNOLIA
myis i'm 5iF'1 RosESBRQcK BROS.
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The season Is sapprochingwhen drink.
ing men as well as drowning men Will
catch at straws.-Graphic.
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THE sun.
WEEKLY, EMI-WEEElY AND DAILY.

r,i1p sJrN q. ,oo x,,d,ix t,.-..
nS 80 y m.usi3 nnonplo
= requase any sS h.vu .o.an aaan DSt
TUG Ieasons mnINn nav annssaasuy sr ~ MY
tnousnnu suDse,ioeIs, anu mnish VIII Wy nope,
follows:
1t is a hrst;rate Newspaper. Az me news OF
the day VIII DC i0und III IL, eondenseo wnen un,
,mpUrsHns, s, ~ c,a.r ,n,sii,aihIa .nJ IN
sarno";rrr n,snnsr
1T. -, ns,a r,v ,sn., ,,u ~ .c,,,.,,
Ing and Instructive reading OF every kind, but
containing nothing that can offend the mort
delicate and scrupnlous taste.
II is a f~irst.ratc story paper. Tho best tales
and romances OF current literature are carefully
selected and legibly printed In its pages.
II ia a %flrst.ra,e Agricultural paper. The most
frash and ino,rurt2v. .rtIrIes m acr,culturai
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2I5.
Y. =. Survey No. IS.

TT S. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
U. Nevada. October 9. l813.-Notice 10 here
by given that Martin White, whose post once Is
at Virginia City, Storey county, Nevada, has
made application for U. s. Patent for Ave hun
drcd and fOrty.f0ur and a half (5446) linear feet
on the Cherokee Lode. Cherokee Claim. Devils
Gate Mining District. Lyon County, Nevada,
bearing soutbeasterly GAN feet from an open
spurs, angles and variations, with surface ground
$50 feet In width, and described on the plat and
field notes on file In this ofice, as follows. to
wit: beginning at Post No. /. from which Post
No. 0 or tho Dayton Company's claim bears
souih G3o 2V west 30 feet, and the section corner
OF the southwest corner Of section 0. township
lG. north range 81 east, N. d. NJ. bears south
20 ~ east 49, feet. and running from said POET
No !, first course, north eco 40' west 644H feet
to Post No. 2. whence Pot No. OF the Table
Mountain claim, survey No. 10, bears west about
S feet; thence, second course. north CSC 20 eart
$50 feet TO Post No. 3: thence, third course,
south go 90 east Si4H feet to Post No. 4;
thence. fourth course. south CSC 20 vert 30 feet
to Post No. ], the place Of beginning, contain
ing 3h acres. Courses and bearings from true
meridian. Magnetic variation. lG&o east, said
location being recorded in Book !. on page 334,
Of the Mining Records OF the DEVILS Gate
Mining District. kept In the office OF the Mining
Recorder OF Lyon County, in the State OF Ne.
yada.
The names OF the adjoining claimants arc as
follows: On the northwest. the Table Mountain
claim u. S. survey No. 49,; on the south. the
Dayton Silver Mining Company u. s. survey
ocS G0d ADoLPuUs WAITE. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-14
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED,
HNICKERBOCKHR MINING

IL NICAEH II u Elk MINING
N Company-Principal place OF business, San
Francisco, State Of California.
Location Of works, American Flat Mining
District, Storey County. State Of Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that at a meeting OF
the Board Of Directors OF said Company, held
on the 10th day OF November, 1873, an assess
ment (No. u Of One Dollar and Fify Cents
81 SOY per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin. to the Secretary,
at the Office Of the Company, No. 10 Steyenron's
Building. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Saturday, the 18th day OF
December, AID 1878. shall be deemed delinquent,
and viii be dul y advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment shall be made be.
fore, will be sold on FRIDAY, the Cd day OF
January. A. D. 1873, to pay tho delinquent
Assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale. ~ o.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
= HENRY BOYLE, Secretary.
once - No. 10 Steycnson's Building. San
Francisco, Cal. no12td