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The Citizen of the 7th has ad-
ditional particulars which show
that the programme carried out
by the San Carlos reservation reds
was different from that at first
stated in that paper. We extract:
The action and treacbery of the Apaches
were far worse than we at first reported,
because they sought to take the life of their
agent, who was constructing ditch for
their benefit entirely by citizen labor, that
will cost at least $4,000 and who in bis
zeal and lack of knowledge of their treach-
cry and cunning is reported to have placed
the most implicit confidence in everything
they told him, and who in good faith was
trying to treat them a. though they were
Fsnimors Cooper Indians instead Of
tseacherous savagss, - they are.
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BROTHER BRIGHAM"

Governor McCook, Of Utah, had
an interview with "the Prophet
Brigham" and learned from him
that 1000 families would start
within thirty days for Arizona;
and within one year more than
5000 families. In a few years he
expects to have it increased to
10000. Brigham was inspecting
the Utah Southern Railroad, with
a view of continuing it into Ari-
IONA. May he live to be as old as
Methuselah, that he may direct
the building up of as prosperous a
colony in our Territory as he has
in Utah. Incidence and drunken
ness are not Mormon vices, and
whether Or no their progeny be
scandalously multitudinous, this
we do know that unlike the Isra-
elites of old, they don't expect to
be fed on mamma from heaven, but
will, with stout hearts and strong
arms, force the prolific soil of Ari-
IONA to yield it in the greatest
abundance.
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CHURCH VS.. SCHOOLS.

We were little surprised, and out Of
humOr, upon being infer med that they Fthe
Catho lies of Tucson1 did not look with
| favor upon the public school and public
school system that is now in vogue at Tue
son and elsewhere in the Territory. New
this is wrong, behind the age, aud to- use
a vulgsrism, will not "go down. with cur
enlightened people. 1t iii becomes
the Sisters and Priesthood at Tucson.
whose school has been aided BY Terrific
rial money, to fight the American free
school system, which, thanks to Governor
Stafford, has been implanted here.-[ Pres
colt Miner, 3lst ult.
The convictions of the Ameri-
can people and their political con-
stitutiOn secure absolute religious
equality; but one of the sects
among us, the Roman Church,
aims constantly at subversion OF
one of the most vital of American
institutions-unsectarian common
schools. And why? Because it
fears the effect of the free ming
ling in the public schools of the
children of its members with
those of other religious denemi-
nations. It wishes to keep its
communion separate and pecu--
liar. This is not for the purpose
of making Of its members better
American citizens, but more in
tense Roman Catholics to make
a nation within a nation-and
thus eventually, at the beck of
the Pope of Rome, to overthrow
first religious, then civil, liberty
on the American continent. With
the light of history before them,
Americans are not apt to fall into.
Romish pits, but it is we'll to
remind the Legislators of Arizona
in particular, of the danger at
tached to aiding so insidious .
foe to public schools.
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| milan would not have been King
of Mexico to-day? Yet the Cror
ica asks us to think well and say
! if it is not a wonder that Ameri.
cans are not treated acorse in Mex.
| co.-That journal complains that
the U. S. newspapers are advoca-
ting annexation. They do this
because of Mexico's known inabil-
ity to meet her financial obliga-
lions. With an empty treasury,
the expenses of her government
exceeding it's receipts by some six
millions of dollars annually, no
credit in Europe, the American
Press. rejecting the sentiments
of a majority Of our people, sug-
gest to Mexico the propriety of
paying her heavy Indebtedness,
to a neighbor, in territory.
This the Cronica calls "seeking to
snatch away covertly from Mex
leo the brightest jewels in her
tiara of States!"
Then the Cro,aicd talks about
"concessions'' and ''privileges"
having been and being made to
American capitalists. Those men
find, in building railways and tel.
egraphs and engaging in mining,
employment for their
idle millions; and they know very
well that when they suffer dam
ages, the U. s. will secure to them
the payment thereof; but with
foreign capitalists it is not so GER
tain, for in case Of a reputation
of claims brought by subjects of
q monarchical government for
spoilation, reputation would |
ensue, which would be followed
by war with Mexico, if indeed |
the Power making it did not fear,
with good reason, Intervention by |
the u. s. Besides, that country |
profits by the development incl |
dent upon the employment of
capital = will profit
by being bound in bands of iron
and wires Geographic to the Great
- would have paid
her u. s. debt with territory long
ago, had it not been for her Guz-
man Blancoes, fiery apologists,
and would be eulogists.
Attention, Messrs. Editors Of
the Press of the United States!
The Cr0nicG of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, arraigns you all
The hypocrisy, falsehood, the lack of
good faith, the imfamy, displayed BY the
United States toward Mexico, if we are to
Judge of the American people by the
ltterances of their Press-while in Mex
co her citizens solicit concessions and
privileges Of different kinds-sbows, with
,ut doubt, an intention to covertly snatch
rom Mexico, by force, if they did not fear
,ther nations, the brightest jewels in her
,ot;nps1 crau,p
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SATURDAY, JUNE ID. 1873.
MEXICO AND THE MExIcANs

June 7th has an editorial, the
text of which Mr.. j. G. Bacon's
Sonora letters being published
in the SENTINEL, and our advo.
cacy of the annexation of Sonora,
Sinaloa, Chihuahua, and perhaps
others of the Mexican frontier
States.-As to Mr.. B. IS letters, and
his account of his attempted MUIR
der while travelling in Sonora,
we believe them correct, or we
should not have published. He
disclaims any attempt at judging
all Mexico by what he saw in So
nora.-That papers asks us to cite
tsoo or three cases of robbery Of
American citizens 10 Mexico! In
our issue of May 31st we men
toned several. Has the editor
of that paper not seen in print, in
the prominent papers of the Uni
ted States that have correspond
ents at the Mexican capital or
travelling over the country, the
same old story of robbery and bar
barous treatment of Americans?
Does it doubt the statements of
Messrs. Hopkins and Garner, re-
Gently made to the San Diego pa
pers?-We believe, with the Cron-
Sca, that the American is not Of
tener maltreated in Mexico than
are others not Mexicans, but does
that mitigate the offence? By
Mexico's official statement just
published, in regard to Col. Mac
KENNELS pursuit into Mexican ter
ritory of depredating Kickapoo
Indians, she admits that that
Government cannot protect its
own citizens, That being the
case, they need assistance. The
United States cannot look on for
ever upon the sad spectacle OF
Mexicans imbruing their hands
in each others blood, without
cause in fact. The civilization of
the age demands that this bar
barrie strife shall cease, and not
much longer will this Govern
ment withhold her molding
hand from that quarter Of the
continent, in the interest of that
civilization.
"Uncle Sam is to snatch away the
brightest jewels in Mexico's
crown of States" What have
the Mexicans bsen doing all these
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| TduT6 hlOdlSO Aoh6 O"<' Nv
the pages of impartial history an
swer, and let the Cronico read
with shame. There are, however.
three bright pages in Mexico's
history that receive the admira-
ton of all true Republicans: her
expulsion of the Spaniards, dec
laration of independence, and her
noble decree, over fifty years ago,
that "No human being shall be
held to involuntary servitude
within the limits of this country"
Upon these basal adamants they
have sought to build Republic
in fact, with what result the
world knows. To-day eight-tenths
of her people are in the bondage
ofignorant prejudice, seeking they
know not what, trampling upon
Liberty's every sacred right in the
name Of liberty; the administra-
ton of justice in the hands Of
ignorant men, for the most part;
travellers in her borders either
held for large ransoms or bound
hand and foot, pillaged, and
left to die of hunger or thirst,
by bandits, gentlemanly and po-
lite as French dancing-masters,
who relieve you of valuables,
"but they very rarely kill" says
the Cronicd. What sweet SIM
plicity! The traveller is thrown
on his abdomen, gagged.
bound, robbed, and left to perish
of hunger or thirst-as was the
experience of Messrs. Garner and
Hopkins, or shot at while travel
ing quietly along the public road
as in the case of Mr.. Bacon
yet he should feel grateful to the
Monte Cristos Of the road, for
life! o gushing ingenious.
ness!-" Life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness" are as Chi
merical in Mexico as are "secu-
rity of person and property"
For more than eighty years, with
short intervals of peace that appa-
rently only increase the ferocity |
of succeeding battles, have they |
pursued their fratricidal course,
their disgraceful scrambles for
money, and Office, that military
and other cormorants may make
money, by whatever means.-l
Are they proud of the shooting of
Macmillan ?-the u. s. dared
not harm a hair of Davis head.
nor did the victorious King Will
law of mOdorn Garnanv h esitato
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Notice of Assessment.
d URY HILL TI-N\E1 CoNp,~

RoR1 HILL TUNNEL COMPANY
location of works. Eureka County,
HeVada, Eureka Mining District. Prin,
clpal place OF business, Eureka Eerodn
Notlce Is hereby given. that at a meet.
l nn on Tl me Trustees Of said company, held
ni we l2lh day of May, 1873, an assess.
rlent OF len Cents per share was levied
Upon me capita, stock of the corporation.
at ha o i~ffmmedlately to the Secretary,
Hon ,ne p "illfe OF the company, Court.
ams STOCK upon which this assessment
inv 1Ina1rl i rsHlaln unpaid on the 9TH day of
yaS, iI'S, VIII he delinquent, and adj
nsrtlseu Tor sale at public auction. and
unleSs payment shall be made before
N ls7s t ne SoId on the 18th day of July,
to~a,, to pay the delinquent assessment
aosether with the costs of adyertisin1
ana expenses of sale.
by oruer OF the Board of Trustees'
Office. Coprt sAMIa HEiI, Secretary.
New. HuiioihS' Eureka,
Eureka, New. June G., 1873. ;es
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

SlAh CONSOLIDATED MINING CON-.
of business 'S Sen t Of principal piece
location OF works, Eureka District ia La.
reka county, Nevada. T"
in~ o %, &c Is hereby given, that at a meet.
inS olthe Board of Directors. heia on ~
iSh day of June. 1873, an assessme n
Mo- mo-; o. OF ten cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the cornora,innu
ayaole immediately in Unitfd Statas,
tfh mu CON, TO the Secretary, at the Office of
Roono mpanF. No: 800 California street.
ANN no, o. san Francisco, California.
sh any STOCK upon which this assessment
july. c Isaa unpaido on the Gath Day OF
nertised for sale at public auction on nd-
sold payment is made before, viii be-
pus on ne Eighteenth Day Of AN.
$50, 1919, to pay the delinouent as.
tiSinmnneht, together with costs of adveT.
Liz anu expenses OF sale,
by order Of the Directors.
Oro GEO. X. SPINNEY. Soc,v
omce No. 800 California street R~oorS.
D. San Francisco, Cal. 30
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Application for Pau
NOTICE NO. wv,
L. s. LAND fE1|
EUREKA, Nevada, June a'1

L. S. IAND0 FE1|
EUREKA, Nevada, Junea,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE
~ Harry Strout, Vim. Welnt1
j. a. Nesbitt (postoffice address J
Eureka County, Nev..l have may
cation for patent for fourteen u
1900 linear feet OF the h0s|
bearing silver and other NINA
same being seven HUNDRED v
northerly and seven HUNDRED J
southerly from the Hoosac sham
with surface ground three nula1
in width situate in Secret Ia!1
ing District, Eureka County, ~
described in the plot and NED u
file in this office as follows, VIZ
L.. $. SURVEY NO. 81
BEGINNING at a post NARA
n. ". corner: whence the NY
OF the roasting furnace OF tl.i.
bears south rs deg. east, HUI
the Hoosac shaft bears s.ASs
feet: and running thence is!s1
W., 700 feet ; thence, I'd, 5 SSs
w. 700 feet thence, 3D., ;. 9lh%J
feet thence, 18th, n. 80 des, 9Ti5
feet thence, 5th, n. SsA Gts Y
thence, tth, y. 5lA deg W.%
the place of beginning o ,.am-
acres. Courses eApress.u w. hi
ridain. magnetic variation lsns
This claim is on unsurve!tu,ss
is bounded on the SCUM ~
Squall, on the west by me sws
the north by :he Hoosac tAss as
This claim is recorded II oal
100, of the Secret Canyon AMI
and a copy OF said notlee ,~isr
can be found posted at h
of the mine. u,pv N
je4-6O CYRUS F. HokN'N
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Notice of Assesslael
MINING CUMh.
H. cation of works, EuIeNN

JACKSON MININ' F Susa
County, Nevada. ,batst
Notice is hereby given, anss',
ing of the Board OF Dl.ee sn as
the 18th day of JuLe, 1879, az vi
mo. g. of ten cents per st ssc
upon the capital stock OF ln Trurs
payable immediately, III a. !,
gold coin, to the Secfetal!,n I'd
of the company, Room m
building, No. 4l9 California =
Francisco, California: .n,s al
Any stock upon when ,u ,be \
shall remain unpaid on S.s vi
ninth Day Of July, iS s"r al
linquent, and advertiser a% rruepil
lie auction, and unless Ias lid
before, will be sold on navts
Day Of August, 1873, , hsr Titl
quent assessment, togetn 81 sss
advertising and expense
By order of the Dlrecp1TpiEE Ses1
Oatc-Room p HayuSs ranes
4l9 California street, san
fOrnia,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

EUREKA MINING AND SMELLING
II COMPANI.-Location of works, Eu.
reka County, state of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given thai at a meet
ing ofthe Board of Directors held at their
office on the 4th day of June, 1873, an
assessment tNo, u of twenty (20l cents
per share was levied upon the capital
stock of said corporation, payable i'm
mediately in United States gold coin, to
the Secretary, at the office of the compa-
ny, No. 2l7 SanSome street, San Francis
co, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 9Th day of
July, 1873, will be deemed delinquent and
be advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, will be sold on FRIDAY, the first
day of August, 1873, to pay the delin-
Quent assessment, together with costs
of advertising and expenses Of sale.
T. B. BEACH, Secretary.
Office, 2l7 Sansouue street (ur stairs)
San Francisco, California. jelO
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ASSESSMENT NVp

DIoNEER CONSOLIDATE IL
ncisN,
place of business, san Enresi
mia. Location OF works
County, state of nevada that y
Notice is hereby given on thsll
ing ofthe Directors. hment y
of June, 1878, rs ssess levied Z
ten cents per share was ,oraiiOn
capital stock of the states (,
immediately in unlIsa office ds
to the Secretary, at the fua'
pany, Room % Haywaru Trap1
4l9 California street, san
fornia. .;cb this W
shall remain unpaid oln,,noueDi,
July. 1873, will be ut h,ie auccsg
yertised for sale at puode teftsl
unless payment is ma me 80
sold on "Wednesday, the deh,11
August, 1873, 10 pay eosisd'
sessnlent, together VIII
ing and expenses OF NEAL n
Office Room % HayWa,' FrsrS
4le California street, san
fornia.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
IL fore existing between John Schlott.
hauer and John Huabner, in the bust
ness of the United States Bakery, on the
corner of Buel and Clark streets, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. John
Huabner having purchased the interest
of his partner in said business, assumes
all liabilities, and is authorized to receive
and receipt for all moneys due the late
firm.
JOHN HUABNER,
JOHN SCHLOrTHAUER.
Eureka, June 10, 1873. jell I'm
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Applic cation for Pat,,
NOTICE NO. "a.
, T.. S. LAND oync
EURF Nevada. .lpna !, =

L. 5. LAND Oyrn
EURE KA. Nevada, June 4 Il
Office Is HEREBY elvr
~ the Richmond MininrC0r,
Nevada (postoffice address, Er.n
reka County, Nevadal have nas'
cation for patent for six bupi,s|
lineal feet of the TipTop lode. bs,a
verand other minerals; the sn,I
six hundred feet northwestern 4,
southeast side of entrance 10 MI
mond mine, known as the main !
Top incline, situate in Eurnl
ing District, Eureka County. N
and described in the plat andad
on file in this office as follows, Nd
L. 5. SURVEY NO, G.
Beginning at the northeast M
Patent survey No. "a, made iUtsi
mond Mining Company Of yHd
the Richmond lode. a post magl
mond n. f. corner, ard Tip Tgsl
ner: whence the Tip Top shat 4
II degrees W. $40 feet, and The isd
Eureka bears n. IS deg. Is min. u
feet, and running thence, frs, \
deg. w. COO feet second, s. aGst
feet third, s. 34A deg. Z. 60 iee1
n. 80 deg. f. 800 feet, TO the pls|
ginning, containing 1893 acres. d
expressed from true meridian, ID
16B deg. East.
This claim is on unsurveyeiI
is bounded on the northeast, "a
and southeast ly the RichmOu.4
Company of Nevada on the nd
not known.
This claim is recorded in foEl
$50, of the Mining Records d1
Mining District, and a copy Of aI1
and diagram can be found postal
Tip Top shaft.
ie27 F. HORN, RI
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STREET NOTICE.

HNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY eau
toned against hauling dead ami
mails down the canyon north of Eureka,
and leaving them above ground, as the
same is a notorious nuisance and any
and every person SO offending will be
prosecuted as in other cases of nuisance.
Property owners ad jacent to the public
streets are requested TO refrain from de-
posting refuse matter upon the streets.
as at this eason of the year it is danger
u to the public health, and sll such
matter will be removed at the expense of
the property adjacent to which it is
found. J. H. WALLS.
Road Commissioner.
Dated this Gath day of June, 1873. je25
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Shining 1otires.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DHENIX SILVER MINING COMM,
Location of principal place
Of business, san Francisco, 100
ton of works. Eureka Mining pls'ri'''
WoT1crWThere are delinquent upon
h following described stock, on accouht
of assessment No. IL. levied on the Zstn
day of MAY, 1873, the several set
opposite the names of the Respective
shareholders, as follows:
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Tlinina.
alton for ~

EkRExA, Nevada, juSss
NOTICE Is Hrprnv Unes
~ the Richmond Grrn J
Nevada tposto flee addrangt CsA
reka county, NeyadaI bss trns
cation Tor patent ior fna nstl
one and a halt ts0ILi lGttsI|
Richmond loGe, bearinr, , .5 is1
minerals the same Le,r.fa,1
ana one and a half ieei nv
from ihe southeast side Scta1
main incline, situated in u y,
District, Eureka CountxN uIehN
described in the plat ar Ne'sal
ME In this Office as follows S I. q
u. $. SURVEY. 10, e
BEGINNING at a post m,,sA
survey No. 80. made Tor The ~ Y
solid ated Company, mon ny LGoal
lode; the same being fba ue Vta|
corner of said claim. ston ms ID
summit of Ruby Hill. Tbi.l d
most southerly corner n. us : d
made for the Eureka Conso sSlseyy
pany on the Lookout lode.
northwest corner of the Ricin saes|
ing Works bears n. "a. Isn,noial
feet, and the flagstaff in Eurssss I
t2h degrees T.. 1854 fee,
ming thence, first, n. al GI
S0lh feet; second, S. s. dec W
third. :. Ban deg. +. aIJ ,s.s.l
n. IS deg. +. 30 feet, TO the ~.
ginning, containing 3.Se sc,ps 4
expressed from true meridis, y
ley deg. East.
The claim is on unsrryered 81
is bounded on the nortbwes, az
and southwest by the RicbmS,.J
Company of Nevada, and on y.
east by the Eureka C~ohsolida,.s |,
Company.
This claim is recorded in po,,|
$50, of the Mining Records ~
Mining District and a cory ~
tice and diagram can be t6nnS !.
the hosting works OF the mirs
je21 CYRUS L, HORN 81
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NOTICE OF SALE,

DALIMAN HAS THIS DAY SOLD
Nv to 5. 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.
niue the business, and respectfully solic-
its a share Of public patronage. Henry
Kin is authorized 10 collect all bills due
L. Dallman.
Eureka, June 16, 1873. jels I'm
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SILVER WEST CONSCIIDaTED
MINING nNDAN

works, Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meet.
lll| Oh ihe Eoard OF trustees OF said COM
pany' held on the tenth day of June. 1873.
an assessment OF Stvcnty-tive Cents per
snare was levied upon the capital stock
OF sald company, payable immediately.
tothe secretary, at the Office of the com.
Pany, No. 81 Montgomery Block, in san
francisco, state of California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shaIl remain unpaid on thursday. the
seventeenth Day of July, 1873, shall
De deemed delinquent, and will be dulv
advertised for sale at public auction. and
uhiess payment shall be made before
VIII be sold on Tuesday. the Twelfth
Day OF August. Al 1873, to pay the
u~eIlhquent assessments. together with
OF sale.
Ey order ofthe Board of Trustees.
+. K. BUNKER. Secretary.
Ofhce-No. Sc Montgomery Block
lOrnia. 81, S"i'
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$1,000 to So, 900 a Year,

4 GIVE MEN AND WOMEN CAN
n secure a first class business in the
exclusive sale of works by Henry Ward
Beecher, William Cullen Bryant, Harriet
Beecher Stowe, Grace Greenwood, etc,
TR THIS BUSINESS:
For terms, write at once to ]. B. FORD
z CO., cor. of Pine nj Kearney streets.
San FRANCISCO, Cal apl9-3mi3
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For a or Rent.

FTNHE PROPERTY SITUATED ON
the corner of Buel and 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
rceS or similar Also a Cottage
House for safe. For particulars, inquire
at the store Of
S. ASHIM BRO,
ap16t tt Main street, Eureka.
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FOR SALE
CHEAP O CASH,

4 DWELLING HOUSE SITUATED
n on Buel street, first door north of
Diana Hall. containing four bedrooms,
kitchen and cellar, all completely fur.
nished, will be sold cheap for cash. For
particulars apply on the premises.
je2S-2w
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And in accordance with law and an or
der of THE Board of Directors, made on the
TWkNTG-ElGHTH DAY OF MAY, 1878,
so many shares ofeach parcel of said stock
as may be necessary. will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the office of the Company,
room 20, Hayward's building, No. 419
California street, san Francisco, Cal, on
WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD
DAY OF JULY, 1873, at hour of ! o'clock
p. NJ. of said day, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses of the sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Office Room 26, No. 4l9 California street,
san Francisco, Cal. jyS-td