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REVENUE.
.LEQrIONB OF UNITED ETATEa INT
NLvENuE TAXES
Ut duties, an,l city and county taxes, q
fhs tlnnnlllEul tllnt may 1ln tlsnful


TIE coLLEor1oNs OF UNITED srATEa INTERNAL
nLvENuIs TAXES
IND import .urs anl city and county taxes, nfford
study for tho thoughtful that may be useful In de-
tcrmint1g how much tho panio had to do With pros
traon Of trade, the prostrnton Of trado With tho
panic Whilst tho city las only indirect interest IN
tho rovcnuo receipts Of Tho Gonornl Government, II
will cxpcriencon lively csnioaits MS to tho revenue
derived from city and county raal estate taxes which
aro intended to meet necessary expenditures. Each
separate itom Of collection will Io found below, mud
readers Gun draw their own coucluaious from the
colated facts.
INTERNAL. REVENUE.
A reporter Of TME TRIBUNE called on Mr. G, L,
Root, Deputy Collector Of 1ncrnal neyonuo, at his
Office in tho Republic building yesterday, III order to
lcarn whether tho panic Ind affected collections
not and il so, 10 what exeul.
Mr. Root coutteously expressed hs desire to afford
tho public, through THE TRIBUNE, nll the information
in his power, aud With that view, Mr. Frank II. Bat-
tsrahal, Cashier, WIS communicated with, who fur
nished tho following statement Of receipts for tho
perods enumerated below, tho ordinary daily receipts
b0foro TINT period bolpg, minimum, about $ls00os
maximum. n1>rut SIt 400:
, 1873-10-01
PERSONAL,

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Sept. 3o.-sir Bamuol Baker
and wife Hhilcl today for Engand.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3o.-8ecretary Fiah haa returued
to tio city aud o-day had interview with tho preH~
idcnt,
sgitator and leader In Great Dritan will be here ON
tho lat.
, 1873-10-01

Srectaf Dfspateh u Ths Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, sopt. so.-Financial at1atrs havo u.
pericnced cllango slnco yesterday, except slight
falling or Ii business at tho baukg Tho tnanane-
1nont of the Nashville, Chattanooga st. Louis Rail-
way will probably cut down the!r employees to three.
fourls tlmo Tomorrow, and suspend ono fourth OF
them. Quito number of eup!oycs tho Louisville,
Nashville l. Great Southern Road wcre discharged hcEo
to-day.
, 1873-10-01
CHARLESTON, s, g.

CnAn1EsroN, 8. O., sopt. 3U.--Therp Is an improved
feeling In money circles hero Tho National Banks
aud Union Bunk pay currency ns usual md deposits
continue larger than disbursements. Tlrecfourts Of
tho cotton aaes to-day wore for greonbacks stead Of
oxcusivoly for o1changc had bceu tho caao sluce
tho crisis commenced,
, 1873-10-01
HARRISBURG.

HAnnrBpuno, Pa, Sept. Gothic manufacturers
hero have adopted resolutions approving Of tho nctlon
Of tho banks Ia preventing drain Of their currency
Us conducting to tltcr best interests, well the liz
teresta Of the public at largo. ~
, 1873-10-01

sreefui Dtspa,eh 10 2ht Ghi.,yp 7tituae.
IHp1ANAroLla AeRt. 90.~Woollsn, Wolf Co.s
bank which alslende week hlo, resumed operations
to~ay Tho delosits are nearly equal To thtia pssy
ouB TO suspension, y 't'' - :
, 1873-10-01

Tho Cashier explained tat tho 1nrgo aim of 81 o0o,
paid tho 2Ath, nlo up largely Of cortincn1os
Of cy iulehtodno.a. Tho reco!ps have now nunk 1o-
low tho ord!nnry daily requirements. Tie Treasurer
Ia responsible for currency, md tahto to nccopt csI
tined checks, Which may or mny not be aacd ny sol-
vent banks,
, 1873-10-01

now THE EEEa WAS nEcE1yap IN GEORGIA.
"uny g. son rhs hhs9s'pf b.
ing uttered to-day throughout eeorg1a with .ttle
troubles, md jay Cooke bas liz sympathy Of tie eoal
M s se e h sao 70 Rsr@s til " H. feel Sna That
ciped man, who matlo much OF his ill-go4tci gains
from impoverished aud conquered people. He was
tho ncsall hat:attenod on to helrlc5p, and. without
Bato Tor the houeit oi botl,. Thoy n1ato mancy
thy r'isd up aoorgas ash and thy t,honght thsn
sow ni e oeR @
lay il rennilses fugitive, who dare not ny foot
tho Hod over which ho oneo loraed and Horny olews
Of people he tried to ruin aud new TINT dle%s is
Fight as near o. possble, oyon If docs not bilng thu
great fortune IN opposite course promises
Who in % aeorss s @eops Tor lbs fainre Of Henry
Cewa No toars will 10 shed No learts will soErow.
The prince par excellence Of bogus bond negotatory
the iiaslgator Of tho Bullock fraudulent bonds, und
tho ftisn. and supporter Of Kimea1 g. = e. In a tho
tho carpetbag regime, hs faiuro Will cauao no re-
greta IN aeorgia. Froln tho Savannah to tho Chata
hcarts Of all truu Georgians cjoce that Henry Clcwa
WHO nidcd III robbng tho stata by tho negotiation Of
ssue bonds f. as gono down IT. IT, the Wan
As the financial agents Of the 5tate during tho adnn
Istra ten Of nulloek the house Of CLOVIS 4 Go. nego;
now yarlly. thoy hayo thesr reward, and who OF us
will gatpsay TINT 1t is not just and righteous
The mills Of the gods grind sluwly but surely aud
CiGws l. Co. hayo been crushed be.wean tho upper aul
neither 1nil!.Btones.
How THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED IN ALABAMA.
The news & tha fars
aud trusted ayents,, Henry, olows = Co. fell like q
To er sa PSs zss e ely
sufficiently through the utter iucompetency ind recs
less tg!orunce Of s1o Governor and is cla9ue1s hut
S1ct
few bitter dregs which are now comnendcd TO thn
lips Of her patient and aown-tEoaon people,. It viii
y remonbesod TINT poor Iewis. for no other yibi;
year removed Moesrs. nuncau sherinau l. %. frulu
Tue position thoy had long aud faithfully leu al
financial agonts Of Alabama In Now York. ansi n,:6lnt
Cd tho notorious Henry ClowB l. Co. IN th,;t stead
Tho bonls q the State were transfe--e:d 10 III,
keeping Of clews Co., aud thoy l,ecams Tho custu
len months hnvo not eapacd sco that fatal day. art
where are tie slatos a1snss ,now9 On yosierlA,
HrsasTsr Sn niIr, bingham @ reseys telegram annousiu
e protect the satsrtas n tho State. Tint tolls th
whole tsle mud adds another atone to tho eolnn,t
nemoFato his avn untness Tor Ito responsible oilic
Of ~ escaped bedlamite would have thought Or IL
stalnB crow Of notorious stock k-gnmbera md swipl
ling jobbors III tho rcsponsibo Office Of lnal,cla
Sa. agents q Of srea, sato We denounced the appon
iouded @ On liz weHn5~ chr easraeies ee'oa n T II
men. Wo knew that good fruit could not be exrectc
gla n failed an that tho interests Of the State wer
y n so0d Rs SRa h 4 ran Il askn a
Lewis, ho s as unfit for any trust involving tho
aound aenso usually faia to tho lot Of en to be
ef ose " Who '~ know h best ii
and ga DO a, aa2ihms ,hs tsf tue nensh. m Of , The aato
tGat LoW1as rctB hnv9 hYrnlGcat0l tho BONITA OF III
, 1873-10-01
ta.cs, tncnding real cstatc but not pcrsona!ly tte
porlod by a Cashier at tho County Trcasurors oico

Fur lilo IL hours ending Sept u. .sai GOO
For tho 24 honrs o,nltnH 8rpt IL. ......... 1oUJ0
For tho "a hulrs ortstiny Sort. Ii. E......, :. 180M
For tho 2l hot,ra onling Belt. 10. .......... 1111
Fur thu q nlrs tnsltnH aent. T,.,.,.,,,,,.,, 9uM
For tho a hoi1rs cndinH Hopt. IA, ,,..,,.... 9hDb
For The ~ hours enlliIg Soit. 10. .......... GMN
For to q Aoslra eNslinH Heit. aO ..,,.,.,.. 5000
For tho "A lo1irs ending Seit. ~. 3............ 2WM
For thu ~ l10nre ending Heilt. ~, ,...,,.. 1DM
For tho "a ho1trH ending Holt. 94.,....,... tiNN
For tho 81 hat,rn entlsnH Sort. ~. .,........ 20W
For tho 81 holrB enllIuP Bopt. 9d.... ........ GO0
For tho al iours ending Hopt, a.. ........, 2G0U
Fnr The ~ Aonra ending Hoi., 81. g............ g00
For tho "a honrs efdsuR Sent, 30.,......,... LOCO
, 1873-10-01
THIRTEENTH DAY.


Toro doing a they could to easo tho market anil move
the crops.
MIR. 4. MrTGtfEfT,
SnnerintcndeTt OF tho lola Central Railroad, mated
mat thore lad been Improvement II their l'lsltcts
einec Monday, hut ttoy oxroct slight movement Ia
aoek ehlrmcHtH to-lay After t6-tlAy w9rkinH iilno
as thoir car-slups wUllld bo reduced laf MI hour
day.
brN. n, n. ACKEnMAN, -
Treasurer of tho IiiMha Central Itailroau Haea tat
they wore receiving cortincd chocka on banks n9t ss.
onSs :. nroson nia mr. npcna s oy cou go 10 my
their current expenses biit ho expected to deposit
agaln IL {ow days Iro Ind not cont In 1lta Rafe
every ponny Of money had bso' g" oas during 'hs
Loan and Trust Company bank, and thsy had hid
their doairo to hclp the bank all they could.
VErEn DARCY, .
Land Commissioner Of tho Illinois Central, said that
tho business ut tho land ofco very fair tBtr COL
lcctons D0ng about Tho Bnn,a ~ usual. They woro
only receiving currency, but they Ind sone cheeks o
hand they could not caah. THEY hRye not lcEoRstcd
any money for days. It being ncoled TO carry On
tuo business Of tic road. !
IL. r, SARGENT, ...-
Anperlntcnlcnt Of thu MtcuINau Central 1ealrohtt
stated that they receiving no.htng hut currecy
They do not dopoBt any muney At present, ~ sheir
receipts being required to pay he frcghts Of Western
soals Easl-bounl shipments, delivered to thonl.
, 1873-10-01
ELANNELS.
FLA. N N ELS! E

Special attractions in this De>
partment in prices and in the
qualities Of the goods offered,
White and Colored Blankets in
all sizes and weights Crib
Blankets; full-width Sheeting
Flannels; "Amana'' Flannels,
twilled, plain, and fancy, white
and eolored; full lines Of "Bal.
lardvale" and "Gilberts" Elan,
ne1s; Opera Flannels; Navy
Blue S1uting F1ennels; Heavy
Twilled Flannels; Shirting
F1annels Of all kinds; extra
heavy and fine grades Of Sha-
ker F1annels; White and Col>
ored French Plaid FlannelsS :
Embroidered Flannels; Heavy
Shaker Donaet, and Eng. and
Am. Canton Flanne1s, with alY
grades Of Domestic Goods, ala
ways in full supply.
, 1873-10-01

Special Ut.pascA 10 Ths Chicago 7titane.
b1Ap1sos, Wle., bopt. 3o;-Al Of our banks, except
tho Bank of Madison (which still keeps lis doors open
but Ia not paying anything at prcBent, are doing
business aa usual, and peopic gonoray are taking
tlIugs coul1y,
, 1873-10-01

IN GENERAL.
Yesterdays ouInEaoY nEoEIrTa.
The currency receipts by tho different oxrress CONF
ranios In th!s city, yeaterttay, woro ns follows:
American Express 81 Oo0
united States Expross. oss..................... 6u00lD
Atlah8 Expfcsa. ouV0ou
, 1873-10-01

The following "a comparative atate0aent of tho
amounts received for tho past three months, md tho
, 1873-10-01

The ordinary daily receipts before The above period
were, minlmum about s. o0o maximum about s1o ooo
The following la comparative statement for tic
past three months, aud tho corresponding period Of
1872:
, 1873-10-01

WAsu1N0ToN, Bent, 30.-Th0 Secretary Of tue Trcaa-
ury has addressed tho following letter to franklin Ed
son, Esq, Prcsident Of tho Nov York Produce En-
The Placer herald., 1873-01-25
u. S. LAND OFFICE.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. January l6. 1878 {

SACRAMENTO Cal, January l6, 1878
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NAT
~ THEW HAZLErT whose post-oflice is
Michigan Bluff, Placer county, California, has
made application for patent for fifteen hundred
Iineal feet of the Empire quartz gold bearing
mine, with surface ground three hundred feet in
width, situate in Forest Hill and Volcano canon
Mining Districts, Placer county, California and
describe d in the plat and fied-notes on file in
his office as follows, viz: Commencing at n
post in stone mound and marked E @ NJ Co, n
" cor, for NV corner of the claim, and also
marked $ } Q NJ Co, SW cor, for SW corner
of Sally Jones Quartz Mine, from which live
oak 10 inches diameter, bears 5 70e T. % links
distant; no other tree near. The quarter section
corner west boundary of section 30 township
No II north, range II east, Mount Diablo base
and meridian, bears n 30 30 w 52 30 chains n
22e 3d. W 52.33 chains dist. The corner com
mon to sections 10, "a, % and 80 on west boun-
lary of same township, bears n 94o, W 1891
chains distant. Thence variation l3' 30 +,
659 80 Il. along line of Sally Jones Quartz Nine
} D4 chains; ntersect line of lode bears 1872 J.
i.lS chains cross Volcano canon, course NV,
descend steep bluff of rocks from corner to canon
SOB chains to post in stone mound marked T.
Q NJ Co, NE cor for NE corner of the claim,
and also marked @ NJ Co, SE cor for Sc
corner of the Sally Jones Quartz Mine. Thence
) 49, 10, l. IL chains 30 post in a stone mound
marked Z Q Nj Co, Sc cor, for Sc corner of
the claim, from which mnnzanita, 6 inches
diameter bears 500 l. 81 links distant, black
oak, 10 inches diameter, bears 5 12e, f. 50 links
distant Thence $ $50 30, W 3.04 chains. inter
sect line of lode, bears N 1872, w sos chains to
post III IL stone mound marked T. q NJ Co. SW
corner of the claim. Thence n lSo Is, w 22.0O
chains, cross Volcano canon, course south 22.72
chains to place of beginning; containing l377-l0O
acres. Being portion of NV Il of section 81
township IA north, range / east, Mount Diablo
meridian. SAID location being recorded in Book
D. page 80 of mining records of Placer county
Cal. Being bounded ON the north by the Sally
Jones Quartz Mine and on the south, east and
west by unoccupied mineral lands.
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto
are hereby required to present the at this
Office within sixty days from the first day OF pub
fishing hereof. f. B. MCFARLAND,
laIS-2m Reglster.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-25
70 Whom it NAV Concern.

I THE UNDERSIGNED, ASSIGNEE or
l.. STURGEON and G.. W. BAhLh'
hereby give notice that in accordance with the
provisions of section 81 of an Act approved the
18th of March, 1868, | will apply, on Monda!'
February 81, 1873, or as soon thereafter as lho
application can be heard, to the Register
OF the State Land Office for duplicate OF Oel
tticate of Purchase No 3,3SS issued to H. A. a.
Spurgeon on the 18th day of February, nv Iol
the ) a of sec. 1GT II N, r. E, and duPl'caGs'
for Certificate of Purchase No. 400, issued TO w. ",
", Baker ON the 18th day of May, ISL for 'H'
n - of sec. 16, L ii n r 6 E.
S. A. BOUTWELL,,
Assignee of L. A. spurgeon ana G. W. Baker
The Placer herald., 1873-01-25
Z. S. LAND OFFICE.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. January 10. 1878

SACRAMENTO, Cal, January 10 1871
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT P. T.
- NOUGUES, whose post Office is San Fran
cisco, California, has made application for pat
ent for Fifteen Hundred lineal feet of the Sally
Jones God Quartz Ledge, with surface ground
-Four Hundred feet IN width, situate in Volcano
Canon an Forest Hill Mining District, i'll pa-
Ger County, California and described in the plat
and field notes on file in this Office as follows,
VIZ: Commencing at point in stone n onnd
marked, ). j. q. NJ. Co., \. W. cor for \. W.
corner of the claim, from which nut pine Il II
dia. bears Il. 26' W. 10 links distant. No other
tree nearer. Thence, variation l5e 80 +, GS'
30 + 90 chs. enter deep hydraulic cut 3,04 chs
leave cut and intersect line of lode b ars 2l1
Il b.uS chains to a post in stone mound marked
= j. z. NJ. Co., L cor for n + corner Of
the clllm Thence local attraction l. +, u ~
l.. lI'2 chains cross Volcano canon course
south 22l2 chains to post in stone mound
marked >. j. q. NJ. Co., K cor for S L cor
ner of the claim and also marked e. @. NJ Co..
l. cor for T. corner of the Empire Quart
Mine. Thence 5 So 30 " along line of the En-
plrc Quartz Mine | 80 chains cross Volcano can
on course W and ascend an almost PERCEPTIONS
blut1 of rocks 3.04 chains, intersect line of lode
bears II 30 w, 22.72 chains 0S chains to
post III stone mound marked S. j. Q. NJ. Co.. S
w cor for ) W cor er of the claim, and also
marked E. Q. NJ. Co., n W cor for W cor OF
the Empre Quartz Mine, from which live oak
10 inches diameter, bears 70o E 25 links dis
tant The a section corner on west boundary
OF section 80, township II north, range II east,
Mount DAblo oase and meridian, bears n 221s'
w, ~. 3S chains distant. The corner to sections
ID, 24 % and 80 on west boundary of same
township bears n 90 As w, "a chains distant.
Thence 2l' 30 W. leaving line of Empire
Quartz Mine 22.72 to place of beginning con
ta'nlng 3 and 10 100 acres, being III the 4
OF section 30 and in n u of section 81, town
ship l. north, range II east Mount Diablo me-
rdlan said location being recorded III volume
d., page 80, in records of Placer County, Cali
iorla. This claim is bounded on the south by
the Empire Quartz Mine and on the north east
and west by unoccupied mineral lands, there be-
ing no other claim bounding or near this sad
claim.
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto
are hereby required to present the same at tins
office within sixty days from the first day OF pub
fishing hereof T. b MCFARLAND,
ialS-2m Register.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-25

And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Trustees, made on the the third (3d)
lay of December, A. d. 1872, so many shares of
each parcel of said stock as may be necessary
will be sold at the Office of the Company, No.
III California street. San Francisco California. ON
MONDAY, THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY,
A. ID. 1873, at the hour of two (2) O'Clock p. NJ
Of SAID day, to pay said delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses of sale.
GEO. w. II. KING,
Secretary.
OFucE-4ll California street, San Francisco,
California. ia1l-3w
The Placer herald., 1873-01-25
CAUTION.
SUMn9CWS.

In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
District of the state of California in and fol
the County OF Placer.
SARAH f. STREETFR VS.. JOHN C.
SfREETER.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Fomteenth Judicial District of the State of
California, in and for the Comfy of Placer.
and the complaint fled in the said Countv OF
Placer, in the Office Of the Clerk of said Dis
trict Court
The Peop'e cf the state Of CaGfogaia sand
gyeotiag to joins G. STREETER, Dcfenda5t
NOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TIC AP-
4 pear in an action brought aeuinst You by
the above named plaintiff in the y strict Court
of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the
State OF California, in and for the County OF
Placer, and to answer the complaint filed therein
Ga copy of which accompanies this summons
within ten days, Exclusive of the day of service
after the service on you of this summons-it
served within this county. if served out of this
county but within this Judicial District. within
twenty days, or if served out of said District
then within forty days-or Judgment by default
Will be taken against you, according to the PRAYER
of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
of this court dissolving the bonds OF matrimony
now existing between you and plaintiff, aud for
Such other r6tleI as pihlntlt may IN equity be
entitled and for costs of suit
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer said complaint as above re-
qured, the said plaintiff Will apply to the court
for the relief herein demanded
Given under my hand and the seal az the Dis
- trict Court of the Fourteenth judicial
SEAL District Of the State Of California, in
NV and for the County Of Placer this
first day of October. in the year of our Lord one
L t.ftrl l-rr,.f y ]
Is. +. BURT,
Clerk,
BY ". b. LYON,
NORTON & BULLOCK.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. [de14-2m
The Placer herald., 1873-01-25
State Government Of Calforn a
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT:
Newton Booth, of Sacramento county, Governor.
r, Pacheco, of Santa Barbara, Lieut.. Governor.
Drury Melonc, of San Francisco, See 'tary State.
J. J. Green, of Marin, Controller.
f. Baehr of San Francisco, Treasurer.
II. Gardner of Merced, Surveyor General.
J. l.. Love, of San Francisco, Attorney General
J. Rosenfeld, of San Francisco, Harbor Commits
sioner.
G.. Taggart of Shasta, Clerk of the Supreme
Court.
T. A. Springer, of Amador, State Printer.
II. n Bolander san Francisco Superintendent
Of Public instruction.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-25
EsTRAlS IN LOST PROPERTY.

The following are the provisions Of the code
in reference to property found by persons.
The steps herein contained are required TO be
taken by all persons finding property. 1t
will be well enough for ranch people to cut
this out and preserve it:
Sec. 3136. lfany person find any money,
goods, things in action, or other personal
property Of the value of ten dollars or more,
he must inform the owner thereof, if known,
and make restitution without compensation,
further than "A reasonable charge for taking
care thereof; but if the owner is not known,
he must, within five days, make an affidavit
before "A Justice of the Peace stating when
and where he found the same, pasticulary
describing it, that the owner is unknown to
him, and that he has not secreted, withheld
or disposed of any part of such properly.
Sec, 3l37. The Justice must then sum
mon three disnterested householdcrs to ap-
praise the same The appraisers, or any two
Of them, must make two lists of the VI, lua-
lion and description of such property, and
sign and make oath to the same, and deliver
one Of the lists to the finder, and the other to
the Justice Of the Peace.
Sec. 3l3S. The Justice must file such
list, and thefnder must transmit copy Of the
same to the Recorder Of the county, who must
record The same in II book known AS the
"Estrdys and Lost Property Book" within
fifteen days, and the finder must at once set
up at the Court House door, and four other
public places in the township or city "A copy
Of such valuation and description fproperly.
Sec. 3l39. II 10 owner appears and
proves the property within six months an
The value thereof does not exceed twenty
dollars, the same vests in tlie Finder; but if
The value exceed twenty dollars, the finder
must, within thirty days after setting up the
list mentioned in the preceding section cause
a copy OF the description to he inserted IN
some newspaper printed in the county, if
there be one, and If not, in some newspaper
printed in the State, for three weeks; and If
no owner prove the property within one year
after snch publication it vests IN the finder
Sec. 3l4O If, within one year, an owner
appears and proves the property and pays
all reasonable charges, including fees OF
officers, the finder must restore the same to
him. On failure to make restoration of such
ropery, or the appraised value thereof, on
being rendered such charges and fees, the
owner may recover the same or the value
thereof 10y civil action in any Court having
Jurisdiction.
Sec. BAL. lfany person find any money,
property, or other valuab thing, and fail to
make discovery Of the same as required by
this Article, he torfets to the owner double
the value thereof
3442. The proof required by this Article
must be made before The Clerk with whom
the list provided herein is filed, and if he is
satisfied thererom that the person claiming
to be is the owner, be must certify that fact
under his hand and the seal Of the County
Court.
The Placer herald., 1873-01-25
SUM MON S.
The People of the State Of California to
s. JACOBS, Greeting.

-. ODD, 0ftttHtJ'
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED ~ a.
4 pear before me, at my office III AuoutI 1e,b
Placer County, State Of California, on the io'"
day of January A. D., 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. .Sle M,
to answer the complaint of Elias II: Jones rs.
partner of the firm of f. II. Jones Co., VIC
IN he prays judgment against you for the sun,
One Hundred and forty-eight dollars ana se'e1,! Ine
hve cents Jas 75) in an action TOR palalp bv
for goods, wares and merchandise, sold 10 ilD a..
Jones, Fulman Il Co.. at his request 81, So N
count in full And take notice if you fa1i ~
appear and answer, plaintiff Will take JuueIH HIM.
against You in default in the sum OF one Nv. i've
drel and forty-oight dollars and seven seven Local
cents (1lS 75), gold coin, together WIN WI - said
interest and the costs of suit and Apply "
Court for the relief prayed for
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND, this 18th day OF 'aH'
AIRY A. D., 1873.
Justice of the Peace. Township Nv
HAMILTON, NORTON AND BULLOCK,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
ja1s-2m
The Placer herald., 1873-01-25
Notice OF Annual Meeting.

TNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
l. the Stockholders of the Placer Gold Mining
and Canal Company will be held on
WEDNESDAY, the Fifth day Of February.
A. ID. 1873, at the Office of the Company, No
III California street, San Francisco, California
Transfer books closed on the third (3d).
GEO. w. II. KING,
Jalo-td Secretary.