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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02

None of them know how it happened,
but O'Clarence remembers that there were
two open packs of cannon crackers just
under him, and thinks Wickford's boy
must have in some way dropped the punk
in among them, and in the general in
terest forgot that it was atire.
AT any rate, there was Il sudden hiss,
right under Mr.. O'Clarence, followed in
the next instant by Il tornado of sounds
and sparks, and that gentleman at once
shot toward the ceiling in a blaze of
various colored lights, while the air be-
came thick with sparks, blue flights, blaZ-
ing balls, industrious pin-wheels, insane
sky-rockers, and screeching crackers.
Mrs O'Clarence fell over IA chair that cost
eight dollars when new, and struck the
back of her head against the stove hearth
with violence that added materially to
the display of fireworks already going on.
Wickford's boy was struck in the mouth
with sky-rocket and had two-thirtls of
his hair taken off by Roman candle and
was knocked through a doorway by
piece of ordnance just introduced this
season, and which will undoubtedly be
come popular when understood better.
He was afterward fishcd out of a rose
bush and taken home in a tablecloth.
O'Clarence remained during the entire
exhibition, looking at it from various po-
sitions, and when it was over with he was
put in a sheet by the neighbors, and sat
urated with oil, and then covered with
molasses and flour. We learn that new
skin is already forming on parts of him,
and if no unfavorable symptoms set in he
will be out in fortnight, although it is
not likely he will mingle much in society
until his hair and eyebrows commence to
grow. He thinks Wickford's boy is dead
and they dare not tell him to the contrary
till he pptS StrOn SinpularlV pOou ph
Mrs. O'Clarence escaped injury by burns,
but the blow on her head was so severe
that she cannot bear to have her back hair
drawn up as high as it was before, and
missing her church privileges is sore
trial to her.-Dan6ury Necs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02

ged me down, but we were there in time,
surely, for no train came for forty five
minutes. Weary minutes they were to me,
for | was ashamed of my dirty baby, and
tears of veXation would come into my eyes
when | thought of the room | left in such
disorder, when there was plenty of time
to make it neat and tidy.
And yet my dear, old, kind David, |
am already conscience smitten to think |
have been complaining of his having even
one fault.-Christiun Union.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02
Sleeping Flowers.

ALMOST all flowers sleep during the
night. The marigold goes to bed with
the sun, and with him rises weeping.
Many plants are SO sensitive that they
close their leaves during the passage of "A
cloud The dandelion opens at five-or
six in, alAe evening. The .goats,beard
wakes at thYeesin the morning, and shuts
at five or six in the evening. The En-
glish daisy shuts up its blossoms in the
o-rning, and opens its days eycr to
i..eet the early beams of the morning sum
The crocus, tulips and many others close
their blossoms at different hours toward
the evening The ivy leaved lettuce
opens at eight in the morning, and CLOSES
forever at four in the afternoon. The
night blooming cereus turns night into
day. 1t begins to expand its magnificent
sweetscented blossoms in the twilight; il
is full blown at midnight, and closes
never to open again, with the dawn of
day. In a clover field not a leaf opens. till
after sunrise. Those plants which seem
to be awake allRnight have been called the
bats and owls ofthe vegetable kingdom"
-So,yfLer,, I,,ifirUyl,-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02
Poetry.
UNDER TIE DAISIES.

IT is strange what great deal Of trouble we take
What sacrifice most Of Us willingly make.
How the hp> will smile though the heart may ache
And we bend to the ways of the world for the SAKE
OF Its poor and scanty praises
And time runs on with such pihess How
That our lives are wasted before we Know
What work TO finish beforewe 90
To our long rest underline daisies
And too often we fall IN a useless fight.
For wrong is 80 much in the place Of right,
And the end Is so far beyond our sight.
lis as when one starts On chase by night,
An unknown shade pursuing.
Even so do we see. when oar race il run.
That Of all we have striven for little is won,
And OF all the work our strength has done,
How iitte was worth the doing
So most Of US travel with very poor speed
Failing IN thought where conquer in deed
Least brave in the hour Of greatest need
And making a riddle that few may read
OF our life's intricate maZcs-
Such labyrinth of right and wrong
Il II strange that n heart once brave ana strong
Should falter last. and most earnestly long
For "A calm sleep under the daisies:
But. il one poor troubled heart can say.
His kindness .oftened my life's rough way
And the tears fall our lifeless clay.
We shall stand up in Heaven III brighter array
Than if all Earth rang with our praises.
For the good we have done shall never fade.
Though the work be wrought and the wages paid
And the wcaried frame of the laborer laid
All peacefully under the daisies. r
July GALAXY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02

The cry against the small salaries of
clcrgymcn again sounds through the land.
Clcrgymcn could do well enough with
their present salaries were donation par
ties abolished.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02
Youths Department.
IN THE SWING.

IN THE SWING.
Baby and
Are going to swing;
Boys, come and push us!
That's just the thing!
Now we 90 up!
Now we come down.
Up in the apple-tree-
Down to the ground.
Dear little head
Lies on my breast,
Trusting and safe
As a bird in ii- nest.
No matter how swiftly,
How low, or how high,
Were pleasantly swinging
Baby and L,
Up in the apple-trec,
In snug nest,
Light winds are swinging
The robins TO rest.
-Four baby robins
Are swung to and fro
Backward and forward
Now high, and now low.
The mother broods DER them,
And close to her breast
They are pleasantly swinging,
Secure in their nest,
All. well! my baby
Will soon leave my breast,
And all the young robins
Will fly from the nest!
But never more happy
Or safe can they be
Than swinging day
- In the old appletree.''
God cares for the robins
Wherever they fly,
And We. too. will trust Him
Baby and L!
Christian Union.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02

A Danbury man was Obliged 10 de-
cline Il situation with a milkman because
he was subject to cramps.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02

THE Rev. William Morley Punshon be
fore leaving Canada was presented by his
adm irers with . 900 gold. He has mott
fed the donors mat he will simply draw
tie interest of this gift during his life,
= and that upon his death the principal shall
go to the fund for the support of worn-out
ministers in Canada. 1t may interest
many of his American friends to know
that Mr.. Punshon was married on his re-
turn to England
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02
Swiss Law for Collecting Debt.

AMONG the customs which would seem
to have remained unchanged since the
Oath of Grutli must be reckoned the
mode in which distraint for debt is man.
aged in Canton SchwyZ. On judgment
being delivered, the officer of the court re-
pairs to the debtor and effects the dis
traint. This is done in accordance to a
form which provides that household
goods are the last to be touched, anything
else which can be found about the dwell
ing being primarily liable. The articles
thus taken possession of are valued by the
legal appraiser, and when their amount is
ascertained to be sufficient to satisfy the
claim, they are sent off bodily to the cred
itor, no attempt being made to convert
them into money by sale at auction or
otherwise.
1t need perhaps hardly be added that
such "a system is not very popular among
creditors A Lucerne tailor having sued
a well-to-do Schvyzer for 14O francs, was
surprised to receive, one morning, per
steamer, two old portable stoves. Another
creditor recently received an old carriage,
in lieu of the interest on mortgage; and
a third was accommodated with a load of
stone, in answer to his demand TOR pay
ment. 1t is also reported that a doctor,
resident in canton Zurich, sued man IN
SchwvZ, and was awarded quantity OF
manure Angry at this mode OF payment,
he emptied the stuff in Il neighboring
stream. and for this act of contempt of
cour, was duly fined. 1t was doubtless
wrong to dctilc the stream, yet one can
not wholly refrain from sympathiZing
with the cnraged doctor.-!S1iss Times.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02

AN indirect appeal has been made. to
the Shah of Persia, through the London
Tis,es tn grant reli rious liberty TO his "a b.
jects. No Improvement in the religious
laws of Persia has taken place since the
visit of Henry Martyn to that kingdom in
1911. The law common to all Mohamme-
dan countries, which Furnishes with death
every Mohammedan who embraces Chris
tianity, is still unrepealed. No execu-
tons under 1t have taken place of late
years, but to escape its effect Persias
who wish to embrace Christianity have be
come exiles from their native land.
Among the presents To the Shah in En-
gland we notice copy of the Bible in the
Persian language from the British and
Foreign Bible Society, through Sir Henry
Rawlinson.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02

A You've Lady mt Portland, Oregon, re
Gently broke her engagement because her
lover, while taking her to ride, quarrcled
with a gatckecper over the amount of toll.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-02

A VERY small actor in Il Partisan thea
ter lately achieved Il great success by
very simple means. In piece entitled
''Aristophancs," then being played at the
Chateau 'Eu, IA little boy, almost baby,
appeared on the stage for a short time
This performer has his admirers among
the public, one of whom the other day ex-
pressed her approval of the tiny actor by
throwing, not a bouquet, but packet of
bon-bons at his feet. The little creature,
oblivious of the necessity for making re-
sponsive bows or obcying stage directions,
instantly sat down by the front-hghts and
began to devour these delicacies, while the
curtain falling behind him left him alone
with the audience, who warmly appreci-
ated the incident.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-12
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

SIAR CONSOLIDATED MINING Com.
y PANY.-LocatiOn of principal piece
OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location of works, Eureka District, Eu.
reka County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at a meet.
ing OF Board OF Directors, held on the
lSih day OF June. 1873. an assessment
no. 81 OF ten cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the CORPORATION
payable Immediately in United States
tolu com, TO the Secretary, at the office of
Ihe company, No. 800 California street,
Room No. .. San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
ShalI remain unpaido on the Gath Day of
ou!y, . Will G delinquent and ad.
veItlsed FOR sale at public auction. and.
unless payment is made before. VIII be
su.u on me Eighteenth Day Of Au.
s~S, as'a, TO pay the delinquent as.
together with costs OF adyer.
Using and expenses OF sale.
by order of the Directors.
GEO. r. SPINNEY. Sec,v.
OI1ce No. $40 California street. Room
i"hclsco, Sal. Je24
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SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY - legation of

VIZ
works Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada,
Notice is hereby given, that at a meet.
ing OF the Board Of trustees of said com.
pany- held onthe tenth day Of June, 1873.
an assessment of Seventy-five Cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
oisSh company, payable Immediately,
tothe Secretary, at the Office of the com.
Pany, NO. st Montgomery Block, in San
francisco. State of California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shaH remain unpaid on 1hursday, h
seventeenth Day Of July, 1873, shall
be deemed delinquent, and will be- duly
advertised for sale at PIT bic auction. and
unless payment shall be made before.
VIII be sold on Tuesday. N Twelfth
Day OF August. A.. ID. 1873, to pay the
delinquent assessments, together with
of sale.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
+. X. BUNKER, Secretary,
Ofice-No.' sc Montgomery Block.
Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cali.
iornia. ic15tS
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Application for pst.I
NOTICE NO. 2lS.
L. s. On

L. s. LAND Oyuu
EUREKA. Nevada, June n /
Office Is HEREBY cvu
IN the Richmond MinjngCosI
Nevada tpOs tOffice address I'm,
reka County, Nevada) have nvs|
cation for patent for six hupiw|
lineal feet of the TipTop lode. bas
verand other minerals; the us|
six hundred feet northwestern h
southeast side Of entrance 10 d
mond mine, known as the man
Top incline. situate in Eurh|
ing District, Eureka County, n
and described in the plat andt,a|
on file in this office as follow, NJ
L. &. SURVEY NO, q
Beginning at the northeaN u
Patent survey No. "a, made iisI
mOnd Mining Company Of yNl
the Richmond lode. a post muis
mond n. F.. corner, and TIP Tws
ner; whence the Tip Top shat :
II degrees ". 40 feet, ard ihetu
Eureka bears n. IS deg. Is min.
feet, and running thence, first !
deg. W. 600 feet second, S.&H
feet third, S. Sih deg. Z. @ota,j
\. 80 deg. E. $40 feet, TO the pAs
ginning, containing 3sS acrA !
expressed from true meridian, u
1867 deg. East.
This cAim is on nnsnrveyedh
Is bounded on the northeast, I'd
and southeast by the RichmOual
Company Of Nevada ; On the I'D
not known.
This claim Is recorded in B0i
$50, Of the Mining Records d
Mining District, and a copy Of axl
and diagram can be found pos1
Tip Top shaft.
je27 CYRUS r. HORN. Ri
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Application for Pau
NOTFry no. N9

t. S..LASpo ln1
EUREKA, Nevada, June d.,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVE
IN Harry Strout, VIM. Wernl,
j. A. Nesbitt (postOffice address
Eureka County, Nev..t have Iniay
cation for patent for fourteen
u,40O) linear feet Of the hoa1
bearing silver and other rllnt.
same being seven hunafea
northerly and seven HUNDRED
southerly from the HOOsae shana
with surface ground three lul.s
in width {. situate in Secret ls.N
ing District, Eureka County. "
described in the plot and fela "a
file in this office as follows, VII
U. s. SURVEY NO a
Beginning at a post malLa
n. W. corner: whence the slSE
OF the roasting furnace OF NET
bears south t3 deg. east, HI
the Hoosac shaft bears 5: PIP
feet; and running thence ISL
W., 700 feet thence, "a, S'SuE
w. 100 feet thence, 81 s.ola%
feet thence, 4th, n. 80 ger.
feet; thence, 5th, n. Ssa Ges.
thence, 9th, n. SIX deg. w..
the place OF beginning eu..,
acres. Courses expressed Iou
ridain. magnetic variation lons ss
This claim is on unsurve!sa n
is bounded on the SCUM w.
Squat. on the west by tne s~s
the north by the HoOsac EI!sSS
This claim is recorded u WI
100, of the Secret Canyon Min ane
and a copy of said notice ana
can be found posted at the h0S
of the mine. uony m
je4-6U r +. honN
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Notice Of Assessneh
-ACUCnN MINING CUMrD'
AChSON uorts, Eureka,

JACKSON MINING v SWS
z cation of works, LuleA''
County. Nevada. tbattl
Notice is hereby given, ,on
ing of the Board OF plIet ~ =
the 25th day of June, 1879, ~ ri
mo. 81 Of ten cents per s9ss copd
upon the capital s.ock OF w f-uSa
payable Immediately, ln II y
gold coin, TO the Sectetar!.n ~
Of the company, Room a. srl
building. No. 4l9 Californ'A
Francisco, California: This -
Any stock upon which Inn +, +
shall remain unpaid or nna4i. sl
ninth Day Of July, iS y, sasl
linquent, and advertiser axmesiI
lie auction. and unless Ps -
before, will be sold on 't .o nay y
Day OF August, 1879, Tth'
Quent assessment. toge..o NJ sse.
advertising and expenses
BY order of the DireGptIRE See11
Od,cs-Room q HsyvT,sn
4l9 California street. san
fOrDia. -
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ASSESSMENT SoI,,

P1oSEEsR CO !
place of business. san Eurest
mia. Location Of wolh !,
County. State Of Nevada thsi Y
Notice is hereby given; On ip.l.
ing ofthc Directors. ne.Sment y
Of June, 1873, as ASSES levied 2
ten cents per share was norstiop
capital stock OF the ofpSt states \
Immediately in Units Office "
to the Secretary, at ,d,s BuyI'
pany, Room q HayvEaaIuu frsud
4l9 California street, coz
fornia. -h;ch this. 4
shall remain unpaid S1slinQuenl
July. 1879, will be ofblic aug
vertised for sale at pmade bsssl
unless payment Is ma r.. ~; y.
sold on "Wednesday, The ds19SS
August, ls73, to path cosis@1
sessment. together ~ val .aI.. ID
ing and expenses OF NEAL ~
CHAS. :. BSS
Office Room % is''
40 California street,
fOrnia-
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Wininp,
cation for p,,,s
NOTICE No Ola

EnRkkA, Nevada, juS U'rs
Office Is HERrpv
~ the Richmond slsS
Nevada tpostoffice ADDING csl
reka County, Ne\adaI hss, fusSS
cation 1or patent Tor five 1,a,s
one and a half tsUibj lin, lulea
Richmond lCGc, bear,nn . .;t III
minerals; the same lem ,'ihi
and one and a half ts"s I'VE
rom the southeast side y ,Slss
main incline, situated in o IL
District, Eureka Connie uNleisl
described In the Plat ana Ne'sI
hle In this office as follows H,.a d
u. 8. SURVEY. No. .
Beginning at n lost m.,,.,
survey No. ~, MADE ior lbs ~
solid ated Company, uron Luisal
lode the same being The m 1us .ag
corner Of said claim. Mos N
summit of Ruby Hill, Thi.s Z
most southerly corner Of =
hhaue LOT the Eureka CODsoi;a.!
pany on the Lookout lods .sls)
northwest corner OF the Ricisl ea
ing Works bears n. Ia; Ss ,,ol'y
feet, and the Flagstaff in Eu ,ssh
t2h degrees f. 1854 fss,
ming thence, first, n, Az ~. saI
tOl y feet second, s. 50 deg Nc ~
third. :. 34A deg. L. Sol W.
n. SO deg. 4. 80 feet, TO the I ~.
ginning. containing $50 ae, s.s
expressed from true meridiso y
lGh deg. East.
The claim is on unsuryevea /.
Is bounded on the nouhwss,
and southwest by the RjchmS,sS
Company Of Nevada, and On h.
east by the Eureka C%obsolidsts
Company.
This claim is recorded in po,,,
$50. of the Mining Records n
Mining District ; and a copy NJ
tice and diagram can be fdunf !,
the hosting works of the Minis
iS.9, (\PIG L IInt,Ns
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Shining Audres.
NOTICE.

DHENIX SILVER MINING C0MPA,
Ny Location of principal place
Of business, San Francisco, q Locs
ton of works, Eureka Mining pls'rie''
Eureka County, Nevada. ~
WoTiCE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on accouht
Of assessment No. IL, levied on the 2stn
day OF May, 1873, the several mounts SCI
opi,osite the names of the respeci|e
shareholders, as follows:
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EOR ECALIFORNIALODG
Il ing House. situated on the east side
Of South Main street, Just below the In
ternationsl Hotel. with furniture COM
plete and nearly new. is offered for sale
cheap. For particulars apply on the
premises. jy3
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And in accordance with law and an or
der OF the Board of Directors, made on the
TWENTI-E1GHTH DAY OF MAY, 1873,
50 many shares ofeach parcel of said stock
room 70, Hayward's building, No. 4l9
California street, san Francisco, Cal. on
N1EDN ESDAY, the TWENTY-THlRD
DAY OF JULY, 1873, at hour Of l o'clock
p n, of said day, to pay aid delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
OEdce Room 20, No. 4l9 California street,
san Francisco, Cal. jyS-td
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Notice to the Stockholders.

uOlICe 10 lU6 0CUCKUUlVEIS.
COME SUBSTANTIAL ERRORS AND
- omissions having occurred in adver-
Using in the course of proceedings for
collecting the assessment levied on the
dday OF April, 1873, said assessment be.
ing Of seventy-tive cents per share on the
capital stock or the Silver West CONSOLE
dated Mining Company, notice is hereby
given that at a meeting OF the Trustees OF
said company, held on the 10Th day Of
June, 1873, said assessment levied on the
3D. dag of April, 1879. has been reseinded
and annulled, and an assessment of
Seventy-five Cents per share on the CAPT.
tai stock of the company has this day
be n levied in lieu thereof. All moneys
paid in on the said rescinded assessment
will be credited and applied by the COM
pany in payment Of this assessment on
the same stock.
+. r. BUNKER, Secretary.
lane 10th, 1873.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

T OS7, ON TUESDAY LAST, SOME
IL where between the FL Dorado stable
and the Lemon Mill, q short-barreled
navy six shooter. The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving the pistol at
my office in the Courthouse.
je26 j. ID. SULLIVAN.
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NOTICE OF SALE,

r DALLMAN HAS THIS DAY SOLD
LIZ to S. DALLMAN his entire interest
in the wholesale and retail liquor, cigar
and tobacco business, situated on Main
street. next door below Dave Manheim's
grocery store. Mr.. :. Dallman will con.
tinue the business, and respectfully solic-
its a share of public patronage. Henry
Kind is authorized TO collect all bills due
l.. Dallman.
Eureka, June 16, 1873. je1s I'm
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$1,000 to S3 600 a Year.

A GIVE MEN AND WOMEN CAN
IA secure a first-class business in the
exclusive sale of works by Henry Ward
Beecher. William Cullen Bryant. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, Grace Greenwood, etc.
r. THIS DUSINESSy
For terms. write at once to ]. b. FORD
h CO, cor. of Pine and Kearney streets.
san Francisco, al apl9-3mis
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Ghe Gurrka Gentinel.
TO RENT,

TENANT WANTED FOR A FIRST
n class Boarding House. with a good
run OF custom. and fixtures. etc, COM
plete. The property will be leased for
four or six months. as suits parties. 4
dwelling house adjacent will be leased
with the above property IL required. In
ouire OF CHARLES HAYER, above the
Foundry. iyl1-lm
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For Sale or Rent.

For sale or Kent.
t1HNHE PROPERTY SITUATED ON
i the corner OF Buel M Bateman
streets, known as the Delmonico Build
ing, is for sale or rent on advantageous
terms. II is centrally located. and has
several desirable rooms suitable for Off.
,ces or similar purposes. Also a Cottage
House for sale. For particulars, inquire
at the store Of
S. ASHIM BRO,
apis II Main street. Eureka.
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$25 REWARD I!

CTRAYED OR STOIEN-ONE BAY
~ Mare ISL hands high 5 years old.
branded "H j" Sauached on the left
hip, and has one white hind cot. will
pay E5 reward for her recovery
W. W. VAN NLIET.
Eureka, July 8, 1873. iy+Sad
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TO DAVID COIN, OR ASSIGNS.
Won ARE REQUESTED TO COME
i forward and pay the one-fourth
part OF all moneys expended on the
Gram pion Mine, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka (late LANDER County, New, dur.
ing the year ending May 10th, 1873, or
your interest will be forfeited to the re-
naming n OF said mine, in accord.
M with Act of Congress approved May
10th, 1877.
GEO, W. KINNEY. Supr.
Eureka, New, May 10, 1873. myi7
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

- Office silver West Consolidated
Mining Company. No. 81 Montgom.
cry Block, Montgomery street, san Fran.
cisco, California.
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FOR SALE.

koR SALE, VERY CHEAP. n Dwell.
ing louise n Lot. The house is
completely furnished, and is suitable for
ssnall family. Apply at the Caiifornia
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