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EvE.ANoEllCAl CORNER.

Jessie FrecmOnt Is ut Saratoga.
daisies crushed in bushes" is . sweet
new lint.
Cleveland girls answer ''You be. !" when
marriage is proposed.
Mention il male Of a forthcoming auto.
biography Of Matilda Heron.
Pannicr-A ''waist basket" for lack
numbers Of old newspapers.
When Fort Wayne girl loves fellow
she bites his e"r to prevent his being ''o-
len.
Oregon ladies wear boOis, smoke clay
pipes, and ride with u foot on each side of
the saddle.
Memphis bellies are charged with pander>
ing to Nh unlady like appetite for sardines
and Limbcrger cheese.
A correspondent asks why Miss dc IL
Rame, the su,horrss can call herself 'Ouida'
If she never had husband.
Avoid arguments with ladies. In spin.
ming yarn, among silks aud satins, u nun
will be wo,steL aud twisted. ani Raaily
wound up.
The young lalics who frequent "Flrta.
ton walk" ut West Point, nre exercised
over u threat of Ca.ie. Smith to take young
col'rcd lndy to the cade. hops.
Three New Hampshire brothers recently
married y mother, y daughter und grand.
daughter, and il was the eldest Of the brolh>
ers tina, married the grand daughter.
The New Haven Jaur"a! suggests in tho
case Of the solemaiza,ion Of the rurnOred
marriage uf Winnie Rcan, music by the
''Quirc" would "f course be appropriate.
A New Orleans girl ate a lot Of CASTLE
soap to get rid Of frecklcs. The mourners
remarked u very peaceful expression about
her mouth ut the funeral, but the frecklcs
were as numerous as ever.
A singular epidemic broke outin a Kansas
town last week. Every wife in the town
was suddenly attacked by an irresistible
desire 10 present her husband with nice
little dressing case, with shaving materials
complete. An attractive young woman had
opened barber shop in the village.
In consequence Of internal cOmmoton in
the bOs"m of his family As persona,cd by
his wife ''Pcyya" citizen Of color and
Marion. Cri,,emden county. Arkansas, mir"
Burgess D.vis posted notices, Of which the
following is true copy, upon all the door
posts and sign boards If that happy little
town. "Mr" Davis informed friend 1t
was h,s ''dcvOsc:''
CAST OFF "PEooA."
marion Ark Cri,,endcn County May 81
1873 Notice Is hear by gwen In ten Days
Notice that Pegga Davis 10 no more mine
for she Is nothing Blu, a Piecebrakcr for
there 10 no getting Alone with her M ways
that man can do and Rea,her then to Be
In trublc all the time Par, In Publcc. that
Il will Be unders,ood by all P,.plc.
ME BURaEss DAVIS.
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ORlclN OF THE PRiNrsR's DEVIL
When Aldus Minulius Get up In business as
printer as Venice, he came In possession
OF hssls negro 10y. Tho bny was known
oil over the city ~ "'he little black devil"
Who assisted the biblio factor and some Of
the most ignorant people believed that none
other than Satan helped Aldius In the pms.
ecstion Of his profession. One day Manu-.
thus. deairous to dispel this hallut,na,i,,n by
publicity, displayed the young ''imp" 10 ,ha
proper class<a Upon thisoccasion he made
the short but characteristic specch-"Bs II
known to Venice that I. Aldus Manu,ius.
printer ~ tho Holy Church and Ds,se. have
.his day made public exposure Of the Pyin,
icr's Devil All those who think he IL not
hesh and blood may come and pinch him."
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Walter Savage l.andor.

Lord Houghton-long better known as
Richard Morckton Mines in his '.Alono>
graphs Personal and Social Just issued by
H"lt & Williams. gives Us this picture Of
the arrogant and eccentric author OF ''lmag.
mary Conversations"
"Thcre werefew visitors to Florence from
the year 1899 to 1885 whose attention had
not in some way been directed to nm elderly
English gentleman, residing with his family
in commodious villa on the pleasant slope
Of those Ficsolan hills, full Of the scenes
and memories Of Boccaccio--with the cot>
tsgc OF Dante, the birthplace Of Michael
Angelo, and the home Of Machiavelli IN
sight, and overlooking the va'darne and
Vsllsmbrosa which Milton saw and sang.
He had lived previously for six years in the
city. at the Pslazzs Medici, and for ehort
time in another cnmpagna, but had few nc.
quaintsnccs among his coun,rymen except
artists, and scarcely sry among the natives
except picture dealers. He had . stately
and agreeable presence, and The men of let.
ters from different counislcs VIM ,TOush.
introdnc,i""s to him spoke 1T his affection
ate reception, Of his complimentary old.
world manners. and elegant though simple
hospitality. But II was his conversation
that left on them the most dclighiful and
permanent impression; 50 allucni. aui.
mated. and cUl0rc,l. 80 rich In knowledge
ana illustration, % gay and ye, 80 weigh,y
such bitter irony and sucl, lofty praise,
uttered with voice fbrous in al its tones,
whether gentle or tierce-it equal,ed If not
surpassed. all that has been related Of the
tab!e-tslk Of men eminent for sOcial speech.
1t proceeded from mimi ~ glad of ito own
exercise, and n joyous in ito own humor
that In ito m"st ex,ravsgnns notions and
most exaggerated attitudes II makes argu>
ment difficult and criticisms superiluOus.
Aud when memory ard fancy were alike
exhausted, there came n laughter so pan,".
mimic, yet so genial. rising ont Of the mo-
men'ary silence inio peals 80 cumulative
and sonoSous. that al contradiction and
possible affront were merged forever"
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A 0ou1ty Seat Contest

The city of Vallejo, for ricf period in
the carly history Of Californis, enjoyed the
honor Of being the State capital. 1t was
Aoa,cd of, however. and after continuing
on wheels some time brought up perma-
nenily at Sacramento. In ih.,se days Val.
lcjo was mn humble village. liable 10 be out.
voted by several Of her more preteniious
ncighbors, and dared NOT aspire 10 be the
shire town Of SoIanO county A great
change hes since taken place in her history
Situated - Vallejo il, on M arm Of the
Bay, commerce sdds its profits To her trade
She has become prominent terminal poi Mt
for couple 1t rsilratls. Mare Island II
within gun shot. with its busy workshops
and numerous popalxtion. The two CON.
munitiea have constant intercourse, are en-.
iirely homogcn"us In interest, without any
locsl rival rivalry that could prompt one to
delay or damage the prospects of the other.
This condition Of affairs makes ValkjO
sirnng, and her people have made up their
minds that they will have the county scat.
Saturday evening large and enthusiastic
meeting was held, At which MI Executive
COmmit.e was appointed to circulate peti>
tiOns and take oil other necessary steps for
accomplishing the purpose in hand. -sa}
The present county seat of Solsno county
is Suisun City. situated NJ the head Of nav.
igalion on = narrow slough from Suisun
Bay, one mile south Of Fairfield, and flew
hundred yards from the line of the Cslifor.
MIA Pacific Railroad. The town contains
from 1000 " twelve hundred inhabitants.
vnllejo has 1000 Fairfield Is > new vil>
lagc !; hut If Benicis aud the farmers In tho
upper end IF the country make cosmmon
cause,wi,h Suisun, the c.n,est will be lively
and the re:soval hard 10 effect. The chan>
ces appear 10 favor, Vallejo, whose people
Rre Sp eonddens Of victory that they are al>
ready uiseossing tho matter Of selcctin9
aiie upDa which to erect the county bsilll.
tnx.-6 r. Csa E,.,t,. Il ..,s,,sr -.
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The Baltimore Sus says: Mr.. Thomas
Winn's ~ building An immense organ in
connection with his private music hall. con
spicuous Tor the tall chimney. which towers
above the buildings and trees of his splendid
city residences in the western section Of the
city. THIS organ. il Is understand. will be.
when completed. the largest ever construct.
ed anywhere. snd II is being Lnilt without
rig ard to cost. As there Is more or less Of
experiment IN the stSa ciurc. Mr. Winans
has been scticeni about his plans and pur.
l'Dses.' but It is known that P,n,plitz Il tie
hssiiler. anil ono 1T the mammoth wooden
pipes for the instrument being noticed On
the street yesterday. attracted general at-
tcntion. The pipe" was thrty-lwo feet
in length and slWut two feet square I,
WAS painted yellow and looked like u hinge
ssnoks stack. It h understood THAT the or
gan will have over twenty five bass pipes Of
tl'isIsiss and description. 'besidcs forest ~
smaller pipes, requiring sltoge,her. |, would
seen,, the wind Of = hnssicsac slmrss "a
matte 'cn bNw. tits also stated that !,
will he vcss yet hefore the orgar Is fln>
ishej. and that ii will he run with steam,
and IL intecded to eclipse the organs of The
world. including even The pride of R,ss0n.
twill l'e in fact = sort VI eOncensra,cd jus
bjlee In nself, when ID ID once Sc, skniag. ana
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4 Curioas Card of lnvltatioa.

The Lexington tKy.l Rsss Gays: A gen,
tleman in this city sends % The following
curious card of. Invitation. The lady men
toned. he says. 10 the mother of Samuel
Brosdbcn,. ESQ. Of Philadelphia lie
wri;cs. his mother retains oil her faculties
u.impairc,l. She, remembers VII al'ou. the
Revolutionary war, 10 which hcr brothers
fought, and each President distinctly, and
ali the important transactions Of niue-,en,hs
, 1773- 1915, All t..z4..rr
Ye G,,nplymentcs Of Nm. Abigail Broatl.
bent, RsQueetynge yc pleafurc 1T your cum.
1aiss =" ranye (infosmsllyc.l s87''
hiaff.HN sl.fsEI On re- .s8 Dr. 8sty IitA
*, Anniycrfssye Of hss One Handredhs
kiyihcalaye. IA, y. t,...,.,.,.yr
"htt1s To WIlic.
Fsitlayc. ~ .Aixihe ~ ye mOnihc At June.
isi uf lAs yesse IT Grace. i. u; 1073 ~ is1
Al 70 HOufs If her daughter, MsA N0rgsa,p
in ye "wns Of We,hcrf ficldc, C''nOeciicu.sc.
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4 xsst 0ootiaeut.

Plat" sent down Ia posteri,y = tradition
of bic day tha, grea, continent which oc>
cupied the place now covered by the A,lan-
tic OCEAN. suddenly sank down out of sight.
He further says IL was an islnnd called At.
lan,is. On II were Kingdoms and organized
governmental. wealth, arts and civilization,
instantly lost ,O human sight. I, Is now
the opinion "f the leading gcolog,s,s-ihc
most advanced In science--,hnt the Ameri.
can Continent appeared when the Atlantic
waters rushed int" the cavity "r depression
of the esr,h's surface now filed with sal,
water. Tho R'cky Mountains were then
the rough bottom Of nn "cean. which Use
with marine plants, shells and other pro-
ducts ut IN aquatic origin, tim, nre found
sOundsn'ly strcwn there and. in TACT, NIL
over North and South America. Remnants
Ut Atlantis. the submerged continent, are
believed by some scientists ~ he rccognizs
ble IN the AdiOndscks. the White Noun.
,a'ns Of New Hampshire, and . few other
"utcr"ppings bek'nging to the outer bound.
aries Of that deluged and forever los,
country. There il no knowing what as.
founding discoveries may yet be made ir
coming ages corro',orative Of Platos narra.
ton
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An exhibitien m0re ,w0ndssfnl and inter
ierYsting ihas ahat q NiensA will. ~ i,eisi in
RHssiS al0at .ahc middle II August the
scsns,A lite ssperna ions s,sthc historic city of,
Niiuji HOygvrSd, which b situated NJ ,bs
conHuepcs Nf The vSlgs and Okla. IN Central
Asise rks orsiuary population. ofi sAs eisyi
il alssal 2.eO0 iahabitaAta, hen tliaa dss3ng
ihc fair Thea Sumbee win ~ ahgussassd ~
n addition Of 400 0o0 as- -l0o, ,0Oo fum all
p<r,s vi Esysps snasfAsiA The fair = hca.i
IN ~ yipmsnsc ssboe building cssssaisinE
S,0Q0 sllH,G a.whish thsdalss ;npsam made.
llns huNdeesl aSd fseay'Avs million Idoliassl
wuyaA Of.vAgss a,.dEgssds wsss il'soAghs -
lase, syesrs4 falr, sd 90 of ,hss laasseas,
ssNsiv aa|s sesA.S Aooe wsrsh ssmassss,'
ssse,A ~. btads oG essds ia,A iaasufses
isass ~ OlA - lhis aalnmoshd1si5 ssssl ~
S0psNtnie1 wDl y saDog6G1 u issstsg ssId
tseaeA isessaesshs ipsss6s oeAll cssmsate,s
se1hpAAma1aseSl - sssssys ysass -
le1uGnD4nmco,r IA ytdadcsq Es1v ',H sosr
! Is s.rsl. .saspsssnsS asAsN AMlN =
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DEER LODGE, MONTANA.
Tn" old r'lrMntri Botanic Physician has located at
III" above place tor the >Hnn,r. aud inyaiih- w do
well to cons At him. have had 10 years practice ard
r0n-tat stuIy ui Diseases IN n their t,,rius. have
i,t.rm -Ir.'inI aiirniun 70 Fever Sores aud White
Swelling "i ng -tdluy. and have ~ tdr perm ,iirht
tutr~ ~ "srfy rtn have treated. when dirci,i
w"f" followed. have taken lrc- Of this kna after
IN" ial "ut- ""f' gwen m 10y the leading phys caG-
III - Louis. Chicago aud her large EA-trrn ct's.
and ih" patio ATE now living aad hcnlth, wit'..rs
&" ~ iinth Of my statements. ] will att, nd 10 nil
tho ~hO hnss the mi.fitan. to have broken homes.
ani "tl guarantee -pahy cnIc In every pu- side
'tsr. without IN" usr oi the ku,, and without pain
rsp ,nr" II the mother of tn,c.r-. Man prOID-cs
h!, God di'rossr. Truth IL mighty aud inu-t and
viii pf",aii.
DIR T. GAYLOPD.
RHrrGr r..-~R ". Gates. X. Gates Dr. X Fra.
SIr. : =. Wriner. Chicago, Illinois.
Deer Lodge April ~. ls:J iJ9 3m
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u ':n'ir af".tti.ng payab'" quarterly as due.
Trh-I"ni tiy"rii-iny payable In dvaBcr
~,- n N"'ic's are - per cent more than regular
drr 'i.rm niH. 7
"'' idr rt-in' - MS for The fr.t Insertion 10
e h'- N"r w" tor "nrh snc'rcdin. insertion; lines
coI ft"l 10 No1prir mra-nrc.
job Work payable on delivery.
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Ahe SO'""InS lteJNv curiosity appears
in Memphis. Tenn, paper; and as \
specimen Of 'highfalutin" js 40 grand that
the author nigh, le, himself out for q gas>
meter or al assistant dictionary or spelling
book for public schools:
Died, in this city, On the -, infant
daughter Of - and aged two months
and five days. The shades Of eternal night
have clouded forever the infan,ile- -, WHO
rose as star and bcawcd lucently with =
netcoric rcsrlendency along tho horizon of
her parents, tightening their pathway with
the sheen Of hope ..
A lovely gem of beauty cleaning brightly
in their caske, of jewels has her earthly
lustrs eclipsed TO- eueruscate with renewed
edulgsnos in the spiri. world. A gentle
rosebud, whose vernsl freshness impregna-
ted her parental heart with its frasrance
Of love bluDming swee.ly in the boquct of
60wers tina, gsrlan,ied thci. happiness. has,
BY the bhghiing upas of disease, faded
away. 10 bloom with more brilliant angelic
b ues in that land Of perennial purity and
bliss 10 which liitle clsilllren by divine be.
hest arc we!cOlncd.
szH#tt3't ~ I-+-.1---.-o.--l F. ~
THs NoRTnsR1 PACIFIC --0cn Rossss,
Eskiness 0fthe N0slhern rscinc, has iuss
returned 10 ST. Paul frsNn the West, Yand
will leave again n join the expedition from
f. Rice N she 18th inst. This expedition
u 10 have military escort Of three thous.
and ,sen. requiring far transportation atoss
six hunt:re.l fuar and ,six mule teams Tho
General WIZ remain with the expedition
until he has :ocstcsstw0 hundred miles west
of the Missoosi, whes hss assistant, Lieut..
Ec&leson, will take cBsyee and continue the
surveys through tho Yellowstone country
until she close VI sae srase0i Gen. Rosses
willresusn via tho Powder River and the |
Ydlows,one. rssehasg' holsss some time In
August, N rOrles % c0nplsie ,pr0eles Of abel
two, .hundEed miDss VI hcafesi line, that. ,ie
may b. put under contract by the Company
ikis SEASON u OsSAS dersaS. JssS 10. a'A " I
s1ul3J h#s sies s.a.ss -,sss-- ..-2 altsft 5eul
The congregation of Tie osly ehssch a
Moani WaahiDsi0n, 1akA, eoasis,ing Of
oee oh ledy, ~ Ysesipesply sseplsstl-,o !
oys., lA,e. iAaelf sYishs M assishlesiae !
pssk5 sofl sssh &lpspsl - sase Nm sa.I
nsss sis paasass ss,Ay. .sss..!
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The Doctor having permanently established IN this
city, Uf NOT professionally ursksxy may nj all times
br iDnua NJ his Office 10 attend to calls In the city
from ~" conDtrs. and. having ten years experience
the Treatment Of Diseases p,cnar to the mOnntaips
can safy say that II within the reach Of medicine, hiS
i'aiirui. will be successfully treated.
Private Disease. treated wlOnt tlcvse 0f mcrr,,.
ry with unparalleled syphilis IN all ts yari
ns fvrns, tiOBorrhOes, S,1. Stri0uvu. Orchits Net
mia. sprrinatorihoca and all Urinary dseases Col.
sHta"H. by Letter NJ the Olce ftse. =. o. IiSx 1876
~ "
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DAILY RECORD
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER se. 1878.

A Mas OF SEvgSrr-FoUB SUED ZOE
BRrAcH OF PROMISE. suit for breach
of promise has recently been attracting
attention in Baltimore county, Nd, the
inheritance Of the case being enhanced
BY the fact that it is the first and only
case OF similar character that has ever
been tried there. The suit was institute
ed BY Mrs. Elizebeth Halbert, aged fifty
five. and quite gray-haired, against
Isaiah Baker, aged seventy-four. Eliza
beth declares that in December last
Isaiah promised to marry her on the LIST
day Of January following. but failed to
do SO. Elizabeth swore that Baker yisi-
ted her very often, and proposed mar
riege by declaring that his home was
lonely that he did not like TO GO there.
He kept on proposing until she accepted
him, and though he was old in years, he
was very fond Of making love, and was
as good at caressing as any young man
she ever saw. Before she accepted him
they talked over property matters, and II
was agreed that each party was to have
the full enjoyment OF their respective
properties dnring their lives, and to have
the right to dispose of the same at death
The third evening before the appointed
day, the defendant brought to the plain
tiff a. marriage contract to be signed
which she would not sign, as it cut hel
off from all interest in his property. She
sent for Baker twice to come and tall
the matter over, but he would not do SO
and had never been in her house sine
that evening. In reply to these charges
Baker swore that he was ready and vii
ling to marry Elizabeth in January, /
she had signed the paper which h
took to her. He had ordered his weddini
suit, and made arrangements about tn
preacher and license, but when the oil
woman got mad, and called him "ol
Baker" and made away with her prop
erty and refused to sign the agreement
he thought he would let her 60, and tina
day he swore he wonld never believe i
another woman. The jury with tru
Southern gallantry awarded the forsake
Elizabeth 81 600 damages.
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Caroline Mining Company. -Loca-
ton Of works, Ely Mining District. Lin.
coin County, Nevada.--Notice is hereby given
that ct . meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held on the 18th day Of November, 1873, an
assessment mo. 81 Of thirty cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of the corpo-
ration, payable immediately in United States
gold coin, TO the Secretary, at the office of the
company, No. 419 California street, San Francis.
co, California.
remain unpaid on the 22d day Of Decem-
Der, 1873, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before. will be sold on the Thursday,
the 18th day Of January, 1874. to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of Advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Directors.
CHAs. z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
. Once: Room 20, Haywsrds Building, 4i0 Cali.
fornia street, San Francisco, Cal. n1s-td
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Bowery Consolidated Mill and Min
ing Company Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California; location of
works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln county,
Nevada. Notice is hereby given that ct a
meeting Of the Directors, held on the 9Th day OF
November, 1873, an assessment mo. A. Off fly
cents per share was levied upon the capitsI
stock Of the corporation, payable immediately
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, ut
the once Of the Company, room 28 Haywards
Building, No. 4l9 California street, San Fran
cisco, California. H
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day Of December,
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction, and unless payment is
made before. will be sold on Friday, the
9th day OF January, 1874, to pay the de-
linquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
7 CHAS. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office: Room % Hayward's Building, No. 419
California street, San Francisco. California.
tHtsH nll-td
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silver Mining Conn

IngOmar silver Mining Company
Location of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln county, State Of Ne
vada.-Notice is hereby given that at meeting
of the Board of Directors, held on the 9Th day
of November, 1873, an assessment (No.6) of
twenty-five cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the office of the Company, Room
% Haywards Building 4l9 California street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day Of Decem-
Der, 1873, will be delinquent, and adver-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment is made before, will be sold on Thurs
day, the sth day of January, 1874, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
CHAS. 8. NEAL, Secretary.
ONCE: Room % Hayward's Building, 419
California street, San Francisco. California.
nl1-td
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NOTICE OF
Dissolution Of CopartnersnlP'

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ThA ha,resn
IN copartnership heretofore existing ~ Se, clute
the undersigned, under the nrm name =, con.
l. Young, ia hereby dissolved oy mu ,Sra A.
sent, bearing date from September y; , aS
A. Young withdra wing from the ,,,.snr Marty
W. Cute will continue the same.
will sign in liquidation. ~ cIuTE,
A. A. Y0uNS;;,
Phoebe, Nevada, October 20. 1873.
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Phoebe silver Mining Company,

Phoebe silver Mining Company
Location of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, Nevada.-Notice is hereby given that
at meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of said
Company held on the 30th day of October,
1873, an assessment tNo. 81 of One Dollar 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, 4l9 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. .. -
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day Of Decem-
Der, 1873, will be deemed delinquent, and adver.
tised for sais at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold
on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of january,
1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with cost Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office: Room % Hayward's Building, 4l9 Cali
fornia street, San Francisco, California.
p4.fd
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 3oth day
of september, 1873, 80 many shares Of each par.
eel Of such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the salesroom OF
John Middleton h Son, No. $40 MONTGOMERY
street San Francisco, California, on Thurs
day, the 27th day Of November, 1878,
at The hour of O'Clock p. m. of said day. to
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF the
sale.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Office: No. $40 California street, Room No.
s, San Francisco, California. nll-td