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i.ons Relief Committee ut at Into hour Inst
~ Ps,sa<n Dt,ssters ena ;;s sass.tnts"t" ss Of alt
fSyas o ysliow foSor continues spread ard ore
Thousand who an1ioua to loavo but lave not tlc
hnasyi city, Wo sineerey bo''eve such eco
81 :s III n'f heai sy ss sass
i'ySy: 81 order ozons Relief Committee: .,,,,...
Low LEunhtE, eecrotary.
THE SHREVEPORT DEATH Atsf.
snEvEpour La OFT. 16.TTe;l@ogrssporg' ;@ggasIp ,r',a na
we'll 1nterments to.a9y + ,,ssams wooas; Il wic, 1a%,
e @one ais1fsfM Mfs Ms! dsshcy shs ~ Ss oase5y
fh fb,aob5. ' no ~ aec, Mary Robinson, al; Mary
kEkpatriok 40; George West, 90 suean ln;.,aa Eat-
Parks, 10.
gpn1raH1E1D, Ill., Oct. 16.-At their eo8aion q
yesterday, tho stato GRIND Lodge Of Odd rei-
amount uS t Of s771.17, and tIat amount was sent
forward by telegraph this morning.
Tho NfasonB OF this city aro cngagod IN tAkfnf3
up collection in MD of thor brethren In Slem-
auit Iho knights OF Pytliaa Of thsa city hava
n1onMovp, Va, Oct. 14.-iasonio collections
| to-day for Bfnmphis were nearly 26o0. rho ON.
CORA OF tic Itrat virginia Soluuteerd "t.u 4au
raised fund for d roglmental supper On the >, o.
caBion Of their annivoreRry, hayo voted 1t oil q
MomphiB. McCann's Dand Of this rogiuont
will glvo promenade concert for tue relief oi
tho sutrerors In that city:
NEW YoRK, Oct 16:-fhe Oornntttoo ct Nom.
phis Merchants, reBidtng horo report additional
collections Of s700, making a total OF nearly
| $4,000.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 15.--Through Con. Emerys
President Grant has ordered 900 rmy-rationa
to Bhreyoport for gratutious distribution. They
! 20 forward tomorrow via Galveston.
NEW YonR, Oct. 15.-Vincont Co}yor, for =
long timo IN aotivo membor Of the Young bfen's
Ohrstiau Association, hna volunteered his SER
Of tho Association in aid Of tho young mon and
their families Ruffering from yollow fever In
Memphis ard other placea in tho South. oollyer
loft this mr. ruing for tho South.
, 1873-10-16
DISOREDlTADLE JOURNALISM.

Tic Chicago Times Of Tuesday had column
Or moro Of spocohoB (Which wefo novor maae)
Of tho Directors Of tho Union National Dank. nil
to tho effect that thoy would opon that ihsato-
tion md rosslmo b,tBineas on Wednesday, Oot.
IL. Tho Times went forth to tta n'lsguldod
rcatlora with tho announcement, several timoB
ropeated. in headlines and otherwise, that
tho bank would reeume on Wcdnoe-
day. To make assurance doub>y Ruro' It
printed a suppressed circular elgncd py tho
otI,cors Of tho bank to that o1cct. Whau roally
took place ut tho Directors meeting WAS vote
to reopen tho bank on Tuesday, to supproHa tho
circular, and to franc reply to tho lottor adj
troascd to It BY tho other city banks last satur-
day. Tho spccchoa put by tho Times into tho
mouths of tho Directors Of the bank wore mover
made at all. They wore pure fabrications, aa
wore ulso tho speeches which It put into tho
mouthe OF various individuals at tho olcar'ag'
House meoting whore tho resolution on the
subjcct of sunll checks was adopted, which waa
magniflod by tho Times into resolution OF all
tho banks Of Chicago to close their p1acea, and
was thus sent abroad to breed panic among thu
country banks.
It appears, from general review OF loon
financial nows, that tho Times has, within tht
short spaoo Of two weokat-
1. Had all the banks closed when they were al
open;
2. Had tho Union National Bank opan after
Ind cloBed;
| s. Had tho Union National Bank closed ate
It was open; md,
4. Hud several oolumns Of speeches by emil
mont fluanciera which woro never made by amy
body. .....
, 1873-10-16

THE WEBER ESTATE.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 15.--Tho 1oira in Brooklyn Of
the Saral, and Wolfert Webbor estate, IN Ho1-
land, valued at s10.000.000. have appointed.
thrco Of their number rs delegates to u nsuting
to bo held in this city on Nov. 10, with view or
settling up the affairs of tho estate.
MOnTUAnY
Mrs. Dac1tus, formerly Miss Kate Newton, tho
woll-hnown actross, was buried in Greenwood
Comotory today. a great many monbers Of tho
theatrical profession were present during tho
services which were conducted by tho Rev hIr.
nougLton, pastor Of the Little Church Around
tho Corner"
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
This evening John Fitzgerald private watch
man, was accidentally shot and killed by boy
Il years old named Henry Duckot, who was;
praoticing with pistol. Tho boy WAS arrested
, 1873-10-16

The FREQ Religious Association, which il now
In session in New York, throws ita doors wide
open to everybody evangelical or uneyangelical,
and discusses all sorts Of subjocta in free
md easy way. Its special aversion seoms to bo
The Evangelical Alliance, which Inns just brokon
III. The leading speech yesterday was made by
Mr, Parton, tho well-known magazlnst, in favor
of taxing church property. The Association
o,nboaiea some talont, much occentricIty, and
overwhelming audaclty,
, 1873-10-16
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

rE,,sts or sunscn1rTtov frAfAnt'E IN ADVANCED ro
Daily, by ,nni!...S ti
pnr,a ef a scar at thc xnno rate.
r. rroyont .1elay and ntskcs o sro and 9tso foss
on nt1drrss In ipt1. Including State hntl Eonn'
,nny lie olos hytlraft, cxpsehs' Poss
Oa,so IL dor, Or III tcE!.crod lcttors. at rr risk
TrnMa TO CITY HunacNipEnS.
rt1,r te.c,cd. kunuay esccrton sa contf per wcok'
tttl, ooll.ctcd, hunGny included, 20 cena por week.
Agn.cr, THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Eor.los hfatleon nnti nearborn-st>.. Oh!oaRo. Ill.
, 1873-10-16

hrr. A. !. Poppleton, Of Omaha, ia and has
boen for some years an attorney Of tho Union
Pucllo Railroad. Ho has also been somewhat
interested in politics, having once boon can-
didato for Congress-. In the county election.
Which WAS decided day before yesterday, hr.
popp1eton cspousod the cause Of one Of the can
didates for Shoriff, man named asebe, anta ILL.,
dortook to secure his election through tho vote
of the railroad employees. He addressed tie fol-
lowing telegram to the shops:
OMAHA, Oct. u, 1878.
10 S. T. IT, Clark and z. L. K17n1an:
The vote Of the shops will probably decide the cleo
tton aud It ia sad 1t will 60 aoa against arobe for
SHERIFF. IIe has served the road better than any
Sheriff vo have over had. Can't you give him that
yoo7 think you should, II possible. you ngree,
instruct the proper parties to give him tho vote, ard
send mo copy Of your telegram. 80
A.J. Porp1EroN.
This telegram was intercepted in the Omahn
Office aud found its way to tile opposition news-
papers, where it was mado public. Mr. Popple-
ton came out in card and tried to explain but
| tho fact that he wanted to coorce the shops
| to voto for Grebe becauae "ho has
| served the road better than any Sheriff
we have ever rad" could not be rubbed out.
aud tho result is that Mr. Grobo has beon de-
foated, though bis election was conceded before
Afr. Poppleton'a dispatch was mado public. an
other result WAS tho discharge Of two telegraph
| operatora who confessed to completely in expos
| ing the telegram. They have been placed on ths
blacklist, and will hayo to 60 into some othol
| linn NJ huanaaa If thoY oscApe prCae
cution ut the hands Of tho Telegraph Com
pany, It will bo BECAUSE tho statutes o
Nebraska arc defective in not providing pom
atty for the theft OF private kilograms. Thi
lively 1ittlo episode, which furnished omah
with q raal aonsatlon, has two morals viz
Railway ofloia1a will do well to let their cm
ployeH yoto Us they plcaae; and telograp
operators had batter not divulgo the seorota o
their Offices.
, 1873-10-16

The indianapolis Exposition, which cioaoti
fow days since, turns out to have been hnan"
cia failure, contrary to the general expectation.
Tho result shows d losa of ss8,000, which fails
upon merchants in indianapolis, who had guar
anteed tho enterprise. Thia unexpected dc"
nouomont has caused such surprise TINT an in
vostigation will probably DO demanded. 1t was
supposed from the very outset to the close,
Judging from tho reports Of the maaagors, that
the books would show handsome profit.
, 1873-10-16

The seventh annual meeting Of tho Army OF
tho Tennessee was held at Toledo yesterday.
Gen. Sherman presided, and Con. Logan was
the orator OF tho day. In addition to tue sot
oration, Cons. Bolknap, Sheridan, Pope, and
ptbors nude addresses ind Gen. Grant said q
iow words. The proceedings of the day had no
other Significance than rovivn} Of tho war
memories and q fighting over of the battles.
To-day thero will be d military display, aud q
banouet at night will close tho proceedings.
, 1873-10-16
POLITICAL.

A Big Faffncrs' Gathering Mt Decatur.
speciat Dtspdteh to The Chicago Tribune
DEoATun ILL.,, Oct. 15.-A great demonstration
was mado by tile farmers Of this vicinity to-day.
opened this morning by firing d four.pounder.
An immense procession, accompanied by
threo bands, moved through tho city, aud thence
to tho fairgrounds. Bannera with mottoos. and
Marshal's with atrings Of corn cobs. naded much
to tho interost Of the occasion. Tue Hon. W.
q. Flagg addressed tho multitude at tho fair
grounda, aud Gov. Palmer Ia expected this oVon-
Ing, aud will address tho people tonight.
, 1873-10-16

1sranston, our suburban noghbor, eeome to be
emuloua Of Chicago in the way OF scnantione.
Day before yesterday it had defalcation, and
yesterday Herious fire, destroying ono OF tho
loracst stores In QUO Of tile finest blocks in the
town, and involving loss Of $4,000.
, 1873-10-16

day tho inHurgent foot Bailod out OF
tho harbor to attack tho Government foot,
but, finding tho lattor prepared tor battlo,
turned about md smiled In again. snco tliat
time things havo boon qnlot--a qutot, llowovor,
whiol, will Soon bo broken as active rropara.
t;ons nro boing mado By the Government for
general attack by son aud land.
, 1873-10-16

The most stirring local events yeaterday were
tho burning Of two planng-mi1ls, involving
loss Of about ESQ 900 md throwing large NUM-
Der Of workmen out Of employment, and tho
shooting Of ono gambler by another. The ro-
suit in tho latter case wnB not rs serious as in
tho former, although, us between gamblers and
planning mills, tho former might be spared moro
nasily than the Inter.
, 1873-10-16

John NJ. Pearson, Esq, Of tho Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners. arrivel in thia city
yesterday, having been delegated by the Board
to investigate the charges preferred against the
Houeh Elevator Company, Of presenting fraud
ulent receipts for the shipmeut Of grain to tho
Registrar for cancellation. If the charges ate
substantiated, the caso will DO brought before
the Grand Jury. Tho investigation takes place
fr.Anp
, 1873-10-16

In tho Gulf States southeast winds, cloudy. aid
rain For tho South. Atlantic Status, northcast
winds, with increasing cloulinons. For the
Middle aud Eastorn statos, oastorly winds, part
" cloudy md clear weather, with somewhat
lower temperature. For tho Lowor Lakes, fall
Ing barometer, northeast winds, and partly
cloudy weather. For tho Upper Lakos SOUTH
orlY winds, increasing to brlak, cloudy, aid poa-
eibly threatening, weather,
, 1873-10-16

Senator Mortons speech at Athens, Ohio, In
which ho declared that this ere ago in Ameri-
ean politics was the purost that the world had
ever soen does not seem to hare been remarga~
bly convincing.
, 1873-10-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

KArlNs ANATOMICAL blusEuM-l4s South oiasl
IT, Sclcnco and Art
, 1873-10-16

bllFl1, OF WiEC6nBdh.
suetiaf Dispatclt to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MADISON VIII, Oct. 15.-Gov. Washburn will
speak ut Eau Cairo on the evening Of the 2lst
Inst. st Menopaiueo on tho evening Of tho 22d.
and IN St. Croix County on the 23d, ut an hour
and place to ho named hereafter. He will al~
dress himself particularly to mattora III which
tho people Of those sections have special In
teress, and his action III regard to which haa
been misrepresonted.
, 1873-10-16
THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS,

Special UfspaEch 70 1ha Chicago Tribune.
PH11AnEr4PllA, Oct. 16.-Tho Motherhood Of
Locomotive Engtnaera met hore this morning,
tonde over every part Of tho North American
Continent wheso railroads oxlat. It has loo d.
vialonH, representing 6, 900 men.
, 1873-10-16

MYERS OPERA HOUSE -Aion,oe stEoet,, between 4
DcA1h6rn AMI Slnto. ~ Thomas BnriesQne Uonool1s'
Mtnstrolty and Concatcs.
, 1873-10-16
Tp.phY's ADJUSTMENTS.

NEoy1OKER,s TIIEhTRE-AIadison atroet. ,botvoen
rca,b.rt aud state. Engagement OF charlotte oush'
, 1873-10-16

Special Dlapatth to TIC CAfcago TF35Hnt.
LAwnEHoE, Kan.. Oct. 15.--Henry Bronson,
QUO of tho leaders In the Farmers Movement IN
Kansas, Is running for tho State Ssnate from
this district. Tho Hon. D. @. Haskell Is tha
regular Republican candidato.
, 1873-10-16

GLOBE neutrality-suspicious. stycot hntwesn hian si1
" Mdpll1, tho F1to Wnff."
, 1873-10-16

Br, Louis, Oct 15.-Lawronce Barrett, the
sotor. ia lying yery Ill here NTH iatlammat,on Il
the boKa1s.
, 1873-10-16

ACADEMY OF MUS1O-1ln1sted atraot, tetwcsn MAJ.
ison md NotIoe. Engagement Of Rooort aic"auo. 1p
Wan WtnlIc.H
, 1873-10-16

Sp<ciol Dfspatch to Tie chleddo Ir16une.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct 15-Tho tivo Republi.
can ABsomblynen from this county were all
nominated today, three by acclamation. Thia
is tho first time such q thing has ever been done
III Western New York.
, 1873-10-16

New YORK Democratic Congress Noms
inltiOif.
New YORK. Oct. 15-Tho Sixth Congressional
District Convention mot tonight, and nominated
s. s, Cox for Congress- in the place Of james.
Brooks, d:
, 1873-10-16
U])e Gbmapn G2ibane.
Thursday Morning, October 10, 167a'

Tho Democrats Of tho Sixth Congressional
District of New York mot last evening mud NOM
mated tho Hon. 8. s. Cox for Congress-.
, 1873-10-16

MoonEY'a Tf1EATRE-Randolph street, between
, 1873-10-16

INTERSTATE Observation-Disclosures. foot OF
Adams street.
, 1873-10-16

Ito md ahcep markets wero inactive and ILL.,
rhnngpd.
, 1873-10-16
SUBSIDY CLAIMS BEFORE CONGRESS.

Tho Congreas that Is to meet In December will
naye thrust upon its attention tho question
Of granting subsidies, and tic application for
these subsidies or other schemes which, however
disguised, will DO subsidies nevertholoss-
DO backed by lobby representing volume Of
money for contingent rewards TINT is appalling.
Without pretending to include oil Of them, wo
call attention to some Of tho moro important
ones:
Doud eubatdy to the Northern Pacific r. RS coo 600
D3nd subsidy to tho southern Pacific Il. L. 090 900
Assumption Of debts OF Southern 8ates. 275 QUO 200
Snbsiiiy 10 Yirpjnm James River Canal, 75oAo D1U
S1mo 10 Georuin A|ubanla Canal. 4UtoH0 ,0t0
purchase Of Eric Canal aud It's enlargement G0,010u00
Purchaso Of tetcgraphs 1U,UOt,U 600
NtfnuJinr cotton TAX ax,,,.,,,,,...,... ~ 0u1, 900
Claims Of Southern 1oyas,s.... 2o,o00,0u0
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repealed !; what would the cost De
70 the State? Certainly it is fair to
estimate the annual loss at 5.OOO !;
and of course the counties would
lose a like sum-Storey county IN
particular would suffer heavily.
This much the State declines to take
sa as the wages of vice." How much
would it cost the counties to enforce
the Act to restrict gaming? Would
not the cost probably reach, in the
aggregate ten thousand dollars?
And if it did amount to that much
shouldn't we be earning false rep
utation for virtue at an unjustiiable
expense. Look at the figures:
Loss to the State .............. 10 oOo
Loss to the counties. ................. !o'ooo
Costs of litigation. ................. lo'ooo
Total .............. S4o,Oo
Is it good craftsmanship to do
this when the history of gaming
teaches the fact that if the law refuses
it license it corrupts the guardians
of the law and carries on its pursuits
in private? And does anybody sup
pose that there would be any more
real morality OF any less OF gambling
if we were to deprive ourselves OF
this revenue and incur these law
expenses? This question needs to
be considered from business and
not a sentimental standpoint. The
previous question " then, is: Can
the State and the counties afford the
putting in practice of this contem'
plated measure?
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SOME GAMBLING LICENSE CON-
SIDERATIONS.

The present gaming license law
proyides that Cali moneys received
for licenses under the provisions OF
this Act, shall be paid, one-half into
the County Treasury and one-half
into the State Treasury, for county
and State purposes, respectively"
Controller Hobart's Report says that
during the Eighth Fiscal Year the
State +. ceived from gaming licenses,
as its share, s15.257 &C. Double
this and you have $50. 515 s2-which
is the amount of revenue derived
from the gamblers by State and
counties in 1872.
Let Us suppose the present law
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Day.
CARSON CITY, February 81, 1873.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
A number of reports made: on clam s,
favorable; on redistricting State, to
amend and pass; to amend Railroad
Statistical bill and pass; and to refer
bill concerning trespassing stock; and
without recommendation, the bill con-
corning the purity of elections; to pass
bill amending criminal law; to pass the
Act relating to Sherifs; to pass Act for
issuance of Virginia City school bonds;
to pass Act amending School law. Com
mittee of Free Conference on State Or
phans' Home reported as set forth III
our yesterdays report. Report of Com
mittee on bill concerning office of State
Treasurer, that it pass.
Governors approval received Of the
Statistical bill, and an Act to regulate
marks and brands of stock.
Act to regulate the social evil ordered
printed.
Resolution to meet hereafter at 10 A
N. and P. NJ taken up; P. II. stricken
out and resolution adopted.
Bill to pay militia for pursuing es-
caped convicts reconsideTed and the bill
passed.
A number of bills heretofore noticed
by Us were referred.
NEW BILLS.
BY Wilson. to authorize q tax Tor fire
purposes in Virginia City.
BY Mack, an Act relating to finances
of Lyon county.
GENERAL FILE.
Act to provide fol supplying Liko
with water. Ordered engrossed.
Act funding indebtness Of White Pine
county. Ordered ensrossed.
Act concerning Migrants. Ordered
engrossel.
Concurrent resolution relative to
freiGhts and fares on the Central Pacific
Railroad. with a memorial to Congress.
Passed.
Act providing for replenishins the
Contingent Fund of the assembly.
Passed.
The House took a recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House reassembled at : P. NJ.
Special order: the Act repeating the
Gambling License law and prohibiting
gaming.
Mr.. Bowman moved its indefinite post
ponement.
Mr.. Randall presented a petition III
favor of the passage of the law signed by
some 800 citizens of Gold Hill.
Messrs. Cole, Grey, Morrison, Ran
dali and Savage spoke against the mo-
ton. and Bowman and Wallace in favor
The discussion was warm and lasted
for two hours and a half, when the
vote being put the House refused to IN
definitely postpone by vote OF 80 to II.
The bill was amended, first prescrlb-
ing fine or Imprisonment or both as
penalty for violating the law; and second
so as to include rondo, keno, and the
"Chinese game"
A motion was made and lost that the
law 90 into effect the 1st of June, 1873.
The bill was then ordered engrossed.
The Committee to which was referred
the Battle Mountain and Austin railroad
bill, reported favorably with slight
amendments.
Concurrent resolution relative to In
dian reservations. Passed.
At / 80 Assembly adjourned.
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MINING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Board.

Forenoon Board.
so Ophir, II, A SO.
20 Gould < Curry, =, AK.
50 Best BtlcLer, 81.
30 Savage, -. IS SO b30, IS.
1870 Chollar As T. 4ss4, 1873 b3o, 40 b5, so $50
10 Hale l. Norcross. 50.
so Crown Point 10513. 101 & BIO.
1l5 Yellow Jacket, 50, 1870, so74 b5, soh.
1925 Imperial, s, ga b3, s.
235 Empire Mill, "a, rs b30, ia.
425 kentUck, IL.
lilo Belchar So b2o, 81. 7s16, 50 b3o, SIN BIO,
S. s91e b3o, ST, IS, 50 = b30.
10 Confidence. liz
no Con. Virginia, 60, 50 X, 50, 60, soy. 81 boo,
50, GO b3o, 80 b3, 5S1, So, COZ b3o, 50}4.
1915 Sierra Nevada, u, II 4, 121a b30.
10 Seq. Belcher. 63.
100 Justice, z b5.
80 Overman, 5GH, 564.
ITO Caledonia, oil L, o4ss b3O.
100 Occidental, soc.
% South Overman, soc.
1900 Woodville AZ, II, Az, 4, IA o3o, 4.
200 Senator, SOC, Acc.
$50 Alamo. AZ.
As Knickerbocker, Az, 43s.
135 Silver Hill, 90, 9zs.
30 Baltimore rs, rs bio, u.
Evening Report.
1o5 Meadow Valley, 1873, 154
46S RAYMOND and Ely, 70, 1913, so, 50 Sd, u b3o,
80 b5, so : b5, 7S19, 80.
100 Eureka Con, 17S.
70 Phoebe, 9, 81.
100 Lillian Hall, l.
200 Wash. and Creole, IA 12s.
1o5 American Flag 81, SIS, SO b3o.
go Alps, ?. Ia, IL.
40 Adams Hill, 35c.
1000 HUM and Hunt, AS, 5 b3, SIS b30, 5 $50.
200 Peavne G0c, sec.
$50 Newark, "a.
100 Arkansas, 2.
140 Silver Peak, SOC.
100 Pioche-Ph,enix, IL.
100 Monitor Belmont, 81, 81.
40 Independent, IL.
120 Cedarberg, 5.
so Golden ChariCt, 6.
5 Virtue, 4.
100 Minnesota, > Sc.
100 Yellow Jacket, so b3, 80, Il b3o
A Crown Point, 105.
200 Gould and Curry, 144.
1856 Silver Hill, 90.
80 Imperial, 8.
$40 Woodville, "A b3O, 4a.4
100 Savage, IS, 1877, 70, 771s, II, IS b5, 772i,
7S1a bio.
525 Con Virginia, So. 5719, 50. 5S16 b3o, 57H,
So BIO, 81 X b5, 571s.
60 Belcher, 971s, 87si.
80 Ophir, 46 bio, 461s.
80 Chollar-Potosi, 494 b30, 4S1S.
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CONGRESSMAN KENDALL has been
generously using his expiring frank
in sending us batch of pamphlets
uttered by the unterrified Sutro. If
we had frank we would send them
back; for while they may be needed
in Washington, they are of no earth
lv account in the APPEAL office.
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revision of the laws. Laid on the table.
Act to provide for the manner and
time of electing County Commissioners.
Ordered engrossed.
Assembly bill, an Act to create contin-
gent fund for the Senate and Assembly,
was considered in Committee OF the
Whole and filed.
Adjourned.
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Richardson, T.. 4. a, 70 Gro ~ COG OIL
Trustee ........j '''- '
And II accordance with law and an order of
the BOARD OF Directors, made on the seventeenth
day of January. 1878, many shares OF each
parcel of such Stock as may be necessary. will
be sold at public Auction, at the Office of the
Company, Roen! No 49, O2 Montgomery street.
san francisco, California, on MONDAY, the
seventeenth day Of March. 1873. at hour of II
O'Clock NJ. of said day, to pay said Delinquent
Assessment thereon, together with costs of adj
vertising and expenses Of sale.
CHARLES s. NEAL. Secretary.
Office: Room 10,402 Montgomery street. san
Francisco. California. fb2S I'd
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

WI son City, Nevada.-Notce is hereby given
that at meeting of the Board Of Trustees of
said Company held on the FIRST DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. d. 1873, assessment Of
FOUR DOLLARS per share was levied upon
the Capital Stock Of said Company. payable
Immediately in United States Gold Coin to the
Secretary, at Carson City. Ornsby county.
Nevada. Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the FIRST DAY OF
MARCH. A. d. 1873, shall be deemed delinquent
and will be duly advertised for sale at Public
Auction. and unless payment shall be made be
fore, will bc sold ON FRIDAY, MARCH, 2sth.
1873. to pay the delinquent assessment together
with the cost OF ADVERTISING and expense OF
sale.
BY order of the Boari. Of Trustees.
5ebl-4wlw CHARLES HARRIS, Secretary.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-28
umpire CITY MINING CONPAY-

Douglas county, State of Nevada. Notice
There are delinquent upon the following sub
scribeti stock. account of an assessment
levied on the 23i day of January, 1873, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names of the re-
Speriyp sllalchOld; rs, as follows:
Names No. cert. shares amt.
RODt johnson. .............27 300 SO
John Haynes. .......-..... 30 ido ~
And in accordance with law and an order CT the
Board Of Trustees. made on the 23d day of JAN
nary. 1873. SO many shares of each parcel OF said
stock may be necessary. will be sold ut PUB
lie Auction. at Adam Welter's Saloon, Empire
City. on the 2tth day of MARCH. \. ID. 1873. at
the hour of l o'clock p. II. of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of Advertising and expenses % the
sale. Joseph WALTER,
feb2s-td Secretary.