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BUFFALO, Aug 2o.-cattlo-l,eceipts to-day tnelud-
s 1 ns a
prices tor good catte common, strong, No oil from
lant weeks closing prices run for last twentyfonr
houre, excellent in quality Tile atEiko Of conductors
and hraken,en on the weetern Division Of tho
New York Central Railroad has not interfored with
tha movement Of 8teck tratus. The road oublcd Its
trains, and used yard lnen brAkesmen. About 9oo
disposed Of Bales 7a4 Illinois steur l5A ibA
$5.b0@GG0; 219 Texas Bteers 1n00sl, 14s B, $a1U@s
5l:,4; l5d Missouri stcera. 1,6osl 28u lts. S. 40s
$40 23o Indtana ateorS. 1oa@ l3a lis: s. Us
2hJ Ohio stcerA 1,3l331 400 ill., Is 90; "a Msch
g4n stccra, O024s1B3 hs, $4.b0@471.
Ahssp aud Lamhs@toeeipts tso to-day. incHdsng M 70
!anrket opened actiyu at 10 advance sheep, c on
Canada iam,bs nn Westarn sheeg, A.2s@a,9 Canada
aoa Michigan sheep* 7s@s7 ,s, t4ooai.2s 297 ind.
a'a Sheep "a ~. t.B5 07 ohio Sheep 0a by, $5,D0
7.43 Canada laniIs. 6s@e9 les. $d.2o5e+4o.
lloga-lteccirts to-ny, Including reported arrivals
7oo. Total tor tho weei. 00o Market slow for want
Of atoek Al offerings disposed of Sales of Yorkers
1t 3o@6 40 heavy uoaton hogs, $5.1Q@5,a0; graas-
ers, s4.Do@o.oo.
, 1873-08-21
A Grand Victory Over Every Competitor
{.,

a Grand Victory Over Every Competitor
in the World.
The following cable dispatch from Vienna will con-
vey the glad intelligence to tho world that tho World
Rcnowned wlaon sowing Machine" has not only
taken nu Of tho highest awards a faira and e1posi-
onH In the United statos but TINT 1t bus overwhelm
ingly defeated every sowing machine manufac-
tured in tho world, and carried OF tho first grand
prize at tho Vienna Exposition:
~ VIENNA, AMBtris, Aug. 1t, 1879.
10 r. @. Hiison, President IliaoH StlpilJ Machite
Company, Cierela7l, O.:
The Wilson Shuttle Bowling Machine awarded
tho grand prize Ut tho Vienna Exposition for bosng
tho best Seteing 3fachitle. RAMON.
, 1873-08-21

to tho oo1orod englne company, md Mr. El:
dridre thInks tllat about $2b por month will
tatao titus occupied. Commissloner Sheridan
stated TINT l,o Ind been lighting THIS claim Tor
tion Counsel to 200 whothor tho. city could bo
ho}f] Iab|o Afsor transactlng tho necessary
routine b,,gitfoss, tho I,oard adjourned. ''
, 1873-08-21

Commencing Aug. 49, 1879, tbs colebrstad Pullman
palace dEawiuB-room aud sleeping viii! be run
through between Chicago and st. Paul on both morn
Ing sud evening trains by tho Chicago Northwestern
route" The trans Of Pullman palace cara Will leavo
the dupot Of Canal aud nzto streea, at 1910
and $3.50 p. ru., md through without chauga.
This is tho only lne running these elegant and u1url-
otis cars between Chicago and 1t Paul.
, 1873-08-21

Cushu,an '. VIM. burton mud Daniel +. Van aIater
THE orsouir COUNTS, ,1s4-ssrsh E. Blrkenblle =.
John Farick eecmont tas Of 1osh). e,is5-A. J. Gar
rgan Co. v. ohaE1es +. Cook petition for mcchsn
ton. IL 5,iso-nrucht BE- vr3os :: jacob Dergm.nn:
ss ss7ARss 3 ,Is Gsen sehas s
asys e 71S sssssses IL esta sss M saa Ss1psss
SsSsax = ss Ell =
Gould. William h, Could and the conmssetal 1nssir-
saes Company e 8e9N J. hn1a n,'Sht1, FIJI na
O. + oatss, pnrtncrs. ~ Blntchiora & Company. v.
% sdd i e lss;on atsnss
sls7@aso'ss sseS}e w. nss!a j. 1eyatsa I'd JOIN
Tur gSREh1on couNr-4I, ,o9e- Vim. droskopf =.
David h1tlliman confession, sss!:lo. 4A,osamDl
i,euj b. Mann, lr.' '. rhoebs 4. Mani mi Soth for d.
yorco. A ,!ol-surah J. 1soek =. John Reek; same
n F1yotso Charles T. rsyetts sss
ssnte.sloa, ,sisldo. H7os-ausaunan oelburn 81 !:
1,or.ram Y. Frances nert.sm; snms. 4.7o71Tho
Fourth National tank OF Chicago Patrick L. Gasr-
81 ssa 4sesasss n S1s:is
4a,7oo--wm. D. Ogden, 1uclnstta and John kean y.
19na sr ss n s sss9nt> ssR n ID
William r. Woodruff assapsit. sSG6. Il, ,7lo-Oella
Ruben " o'of Ruben, otherwae daon ct a!. bill for
separate maintenance hHu relots ln1unctloM ana no
eteas. 4a,7la-E!irha Hall Lucrotia Hail blu for
ery; confession of Judgment, t22353. ii,7i4ESatue
=. Dent N. 7. Fay and g. D. Hooker; yaae, $7i.s8.
H7lt-Jacob r. u. skitnun '. Geosgs W. rafeat, 4.
proAs In M Investment. 4+71e-Ionry Il. Kent ot al.
y Jennie II. Eastman Ct q! Lin 44,7l7-Cllrstopher
w. Hpading Eugene +. 1Ienshaw; assnmpst. $l00JO.
| A,7la-Mhry l.. Abbott Ct al. Y. william. O. Fenley
Of A BILL for the partitlon Of Tue undivided n o!
Block 25 Of Ahepparaa Addition to ohicago, and Of
lots O. 7, H. 49, aud IT, of Mary Roche and Aldens
anbd!SlHion Of tho east u and the southwest A Ct
Block 81 in Oaual Trustees subdivision, Of Section I,
division Of Lois u s. inclusive, Of aIary Ioco aud
Aldon;s sid subdiyislon. 441i9-Appea. t4,52o..-
, 1873-08-21

land Association OF Chlcago WILL 10 .nclu on
Friday oyoning, In Crows Hall, cornoE Of Madl-
aon md Sheldon Htroots
Tho flro-nlarm which WIS soundod yesterday
afternoon from Box 314 waa caused by fire
breaking ont In No. 110 Wost Monroe streot.
Worry little damage waH dono
John Dooloy, employed In tho construction OF
tho abutmont at tho Laho stroot bridge, lad hlH
law broken yostotday afternoon by Atono fall
Ing upon him Which was hoinE raieod Oil d DOR
Ail criokot~plnyors dcairous Of playing In tho
Chicago Eleven aro requested to moot for prac-
ttce ne 4 D. m. oach day on tho baso ball grounds,
at tho corner Of Twonty-third and statc strocts.
Tho alarm from Box 112 on Tuesday night
waa catlBod by q $4,000 fro in the tsso-story
franc building at tho corner OF Wnupnsot av9-
cultural Of Now York for 81, 400. Tho cause Of
tho fro was defective huo.
patrolmnn Tranl Zoman deprived young |
thief yoatorday morning Of Hour hag contain
lux twonty-hino old school boota and . iadys |
vantage Of tic vacation Goaaon tic lad has boon
going through somo Of our local bills Of loarn-
Ing. -" :. -.
Tho alarm Of fro from Box 6s ut / o'clock |
yesterday morning was caused b5 small s3s'o
frc In Nos, 48 and 80 Hawthorne avonno, occG-
pied by Bridget Fnnegan md Olc Oieson. Is
tho latter tho missing aliant on D. james Lo"ry's
aflldavlt2
Josephine 8chiuk, O young girl 10 yoare Of
age, was 'badly burned yesterday, at hor rosi-
dontsi arr osnjoaon 1u Of Kerosene famn sho vas
a;ttin1 ~ tn tai,1o and m moving tho lanlp tho
o1n1ns;nn m .a nccnrroj.
~ =. s,sa.. N a,.,oa,, ros+orfov ,rorn;no n NM,
ualned Joseph Elliott wna found lying insonsitfo
OIL, the Morgan street slaoWnlk,' cetWoon iyi9f
md Van Duren. lie Is atil1 in critical condl-
ton, Df. Adatna "iio asto'au n. Piu,p@ 10y H.
."s nnso. .-o ~A'' - ~ 0''0 - 0'.'~''
roooiyod forty cars as portion Of the rstd direct
Importation OF lsio coHoo to Chicago. Ihoro
| aro twenty cars yet to come me colee cohlos
through bosto nnu yln nG , oa a. tS mefo e
that It is tho first direct importation OF hlo
coffee into tho port OF Boston III ten years.
mating of tim pork-packera' Association
wnp ho]d yngtertiay afternoon In tho Opon Board
Of Trade Hall. Members Of committees on the
reception OK guests from tho different statoa
were appointed in tho place OF thoHo who wore
nnnblc to net, Hnd tile FINANCE Commttoo Was
instructed to report next Monday afternoon NJ
o mooting to be held at hat-past U O'CLOCK.
nfic1,ao1 raonov a vounr u,an omp]oyod in
schronts nro = fattnrv' Nos. 70 and 70 Wost
Waa,a,nato,, ,v,o ro,novinT saw1ust fran m
dar a n;Scu1ar aaw vca1ari11v. wan cnnnht by It.
M, h;s lnft thlrh wa lacerated in q terrible
mnnuor. Drs: ]. H. Nuco aud J: Mol. Fleming
were caiioa in, and attended the M. man. Ihey
| pronounce Lis injuries dangerous, but oxpreaa
All opinion that he will recover:
rq,a cb;cnoo 71n;vcraitv, ot oottace aroyo in
recoiv;or ] an 1dditioo Of rooma' WITCH viii fur
nish accommodatio;ns for thirty mors ;, st,ldenta
dnr,,ar .a vnanue I Tha 1nnr;ts of tho institutio
aro ,,osg en wall unfloratood tfnt uothinc hut
lac1, nf rom prevents yory large iucroaso in
IT, i attendance. f@''0
Aso '"t$oA1""".o'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26

The facility with which divorces were
obtained in years gone by, and the fire.
quency of divorce suits, threatened to
undermine and destroy the sacred nature
of the marriage tie We are glad to
mention, in this connection. that the
new divorce law in Indiana makes it
much more difficult to sunder the bonds
of matrimony than it use to be in the
old times. Formerly, a husband was
afraid to go on a shooting excursion for
a week, least he should find the wife Of
his bosom belonging to some other fellow
when he came back; and wife hardly
dared pay visit to her dear mamma, least
on her return home she should find some
''horrid creature" installed in her place.
Now, where divorce has been obtained
by publication of notice, and Judgment
has been rendered in the absence of the
defendant, the latter can reopen the
question any time within two years, and
may apply for reversal of Judgment or
for alimony, or for the custody of chill
dren. Furthermore, the party obtaining
the divorce must await until two years
expire before he or she can marry again.
Finally, the list of causes for which
separation a vinculo matrimonii may be
granted, is considerably shortened.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26
Foreign News.
LONDON, June "a

LONDON, June "a
A Constantinople special dispatch says
a treaty has been concluded between the
khedive and the Sultan for mutual pro-
lection, by which the former, in case of
the invasion OF Turkey, agrees to pro-
vide $50, 900 men.
In the House of Commons to-day
Hughs, under Secretary of the COLONEL
Department, moved the second reading
of the Canada loan guarantee bill. He
explained that the money to be raised by
loan has to be appropriated for the con-
struction of the Pacific railway. He
praised the Canadian people for their
public spirit and loyalty, and denied
that guarantees for the loan had been
arranged for any political reasons in con-
nection with the treaty of Washington
on the fishery question. Sir Charles
Dixie denounced the vicious system OF
guaranteeing enterprises and works for
which the colonies were not yet fit. He
inserted that the guarantee of the bill
under consideration was in the nature Of
a bride. He pronounced the Central
Pacific Railroad a gigantic Parliamentary
job, and concluded by moving that the
second reading be postponed for six
months. After speeches for and against
the bill by other members, Gladstone
arose and rebutted the charges made by
Sir Charles Dixie. The proposed quar-
antee, he said, had no connection what.
ever, with the treaty of Washington.
Action on the bill had purposely been
delayed until that treaty was settled.
The object of the measure was not to
give Canada so much hush money, but
to recognize the just demand she had on
England in the Fenian raids on her ter.
ritory. Canada had suffered on Eng
lands account, and Canada had elected
to cancel the debt we owed her in this
way. The original motion for the
second reading was then carried by III
to 10.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26

CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE. - As the
Legislature to be chosen in September
will have this election Of a successor to
Senator Casserly, the political status of
the hold-over Senators is matter of in
tsrest to Calfornians. Here they are:
Republicans-S J. Fiuney, San Mateo;
W. L. Garret and George Oulton, San
Francisco; David Goodall, Contra Costa
George S. Evans, San Joaquin; NJ. C.
Andres, Tuolumne; Barlow Dyer, Gala
veras; II. j. McCusick, Ell Dorado: j. A.
Duffy, Sacramento Jacob A. Nefi, Placer
Chas. Kent, Nevada; l.. T. GRANGE. Yuba;
and j. j. De Haven, Humboldt-13.
Democrats-James Mccoy, San Diego;
I. ]. Reyes. Stanislaus; Thomas Beck,
Monterey; w. W. Pendegast, Napa: John
Boggs, Colusa; and John McMurray.
Shasta
Since the adjournment of the last Leg
islature, David r. Boucher, a Republican
hold-over Senator from Butte county,
has died, and the vacancy will be filled
at the general election, making twenty
one Senators to be elected at that time.
So the Republicans have a majority of
seven to start with.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26

Mr.. Diggles also reports that two armed
Modocs came to Anderson's place on the
Klamath from the mountains this morn
ing. got some flour and went back.
SALEM. Or, June %.
The two masked men who killed the
four Modoe prisoners not having been
identified, Governor Grover has given
directions for searching examination to
be made in order to bring the offenders
to justice.
SAN FRANcIsco, June %.
The dividends paid by local ineorpo-
ra.ions thus far in 1873, less than six
months, aggregate $40, 476,3 47. OF this
sum S7,4l4,l Isl was paid by mining
companies, S2,2sO, 406 by banks, and
most of the rest by gas, water, coal, and
insurance companies. This showing of
dividends is about IS per cent. greater
than for the corresponding period in
1872.
The British steamer Galley of Lorns,
&c days from Hongkong, arrived at this
port last night She brings sil Chinese
passengers.
One Of the Marietta Sisters, of the
New York Circus, fell from trapeze last
night, a distance of about 20 feet, hurt
ing her spine and spraining or breaking
one ankle.
A special meeting of the Board of Su-
pervisors was called for this afternoon to
consider the usual Fourth of July appro-
priation. But after waiting some time
without any prospect of quorum, the
Supervisors present adjourned until
Monday evening next.
William Roach, aged 2S years, native
of Ireland, single and laborer, who
came to this State five years ago, was
found to be insane to-day and committed
to the Stockton Asylum.
Financial troubles have compelled Par
ker, Watson a. Co., tobacconists, to call
meeting of creditors. The liabilities
of the firm are reported at about S140,-
600, and the cause of suspension is at
tributed to improbable outside invest
ments of the junior member. 1t is
thought an extension will be granted.
1. C. Woods, who, 20 years ago, as a
member of the banking firm Of Adams &
Co., was a mighty power in the land, was
sued to-day by ]. and r. Smith for
S1l9.50 for hack hire and board for his
horse.
The programme for the holiday ad-
journment of the San Francisco Stock
Board if as follows: The whole list will
be called next Wednesday, when the
Board will adjourn to the following Tues
day, at II a. m, giving members holi-
day Of nearly week.
YREKA, June %.
Col. Elliott, of the First Cavalry, and
Maj. Curtis, Judge Advocate, arrived
here last night, and will proceed to Fort
Klamath this evening. Col. Elliott will
be the senior officer in the Military Com
mission to try the Modocs, as Col. Rob-
ert Granger, of the Twenty-arst Infan-
try, has been excused on account of i'll
ness. The Commission will not proba-
bly, get to work until after the 4th of
July, and it is thought it will take about
six weeks to conclude their labors. In
the meantime it is probable that Col.
Mason's battalion, with Capt. Miller
battery, will march to Vancouver
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26
FRAUDS OF INDIAN CLAIM
AGENTS.

The report of Hon. J. S. C. Shanks,
Chairman of the Committee on Indian
Affairs in the House of Representatives
on the subject of frauds upon the Gov
eminent and Indians by Indian claim
agents, exhibits the grossest corruption.
The fraud of Latrope, Cooper and Coch-
rane receives considerable prominence.
The report of the committee makes
searching investigation, all of which is
published al length. An exchange gives
an interesting summingup of this report,
but when that startling document is
given to the country, the people will be
enabled to form an opinion of the cor
ruption which frequently attends the
application of public money to the fulfill
ment of treaties with the Indians. The
agreements made by Latrope with the
Cherokee and Chickasaw delegates of
1866, are published in the report, and
upon these the committee express the
following views:
These agreements, though ostensibly
with John Ii. u. Latrope, are really
fraudulently and conclusively made with
Latrope, d. II. Cooper and ]. d. Coch-
rane, who were to receive one-half, and
the delegates of 1866 of the Choctaws
and Chickasaws respectively, who were
in collision with Latrope, Cooper and
Cochrane, were to have the other half
g oil fn. lal e.,
under the said agreement to be paid to
Latrope. The separate parties have re-
ceived their shares so far as collections
are made. Latrope was the representa-
tive rascal Of the lot, as he was at that
time supposed to have more character
than Cooper or Cochrane; and further,
because Cochrane had another exhorbi-
tant contract with the Choctaws for
thirty per cent. of their net proceeds,
the claim then amounting, without in
terest, to S2,0S0, 500.S5. The fees of
this amount would have been 1924
01S.25, and if any interest should be
allowed on any part of the claim, the
thirty per cent. would attach to that also;
and also because Cooper, while United
States agent to the Choctaws and Chick
asaws in 1861, became both traitor and
defaulter, hence the use of Latrope S
name only as an attorney. Latrope was
willing to prostitute his profession and
collide with his clients agents to defraud
his clients, the Choctaws and Chicka-
saws, and divide with Cooper and Coch-
rane and the delegates OF 1866, all of
whom were his accomplices except Capt.
Jones. Latrope was the proper person
for such things, and, being well. sus-
tanned by his co-adjutors, has succeeded
iu defrauding the Choctaws of 800, 600
and the Chickasaws of $40, S20.67, which
it is the duty Of the United States Govern
ment to urge him and his accomplices
to refund to these nations respectively.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26

WHY?-Nhy can't Salt Lake have q
stock exchange as well as San Francisco?
We are not disposed to growl, but we
cant see any use in paying a big per-
centage to the brokers when we want a
few shares of mining stocks, neither do
We relish the idea of having to wait a
couple of weeks after the order is given
before we know whether the stock has
been procured for us or not. Salt Lake
mining stock dealers do not look upon the
San Francisco Exchange with the greatest
favor, nor do they place implicit conf
dence III some of those individuals who
have the most to do with its business
transactions. Then why can't we have
an exchange of our own-home capital
to run the institution, and home mines
to place on the market? Who will be
first in the field, and as We are bound to
have one sooner or later, why not now?
/ Salt Lake Journal
We apprehend that capital sufficient is
lacking for such an undertaking.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26
'SAVU Mill
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Spring Mountain Tunnel COM
pany-Location OF principal place Of business,
No. 81 New Merchants Exchange, California
street San Francisco, Cal; locati II of works,
Ely Mining District, Lincoln county, Nev.-No-
tice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board of Directors, held on the goth day of
June, 1878, an assessment mo. G. of twenty cents
per share was levied upon thecapital stock Of
the corporation, payable Immediately in United
States gold and silver coin. to the Secretary,
81 New Merchants Exchange, California street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 29th day of July,
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before. will be sold on the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
of sale. By order Of the Directors.
]. NJ. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Office 81 New Merchants Exchange. Califor.
MA street, San Francisco, Cal je24.td
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Pacific Coast.

YREKA, June %.
II. j. Diggles has arrived from Fort
klamath, having left there yesterday
morning, Hereports all quiet at the Fort.
All the troops, except Menderhall's COM
mand, were at the Peninsula. The
troops are all in good health and spirits.
The weather was very cold, on Sunday
morning the ground was white with snow.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the 10Th
day of May, 1873, so many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the office of the
Company, No. 4l9 California street, San Fran
cisco, Cal, on Wednesday,, the 10th day
of July, 1873, at the hour OF O'Clock p. IN.
of said day, to pay delinquent assessment
thereon together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of the sale.
T. W. COLBURN Secretary.
Office Room G, No. 4l9 California street, San
Francisco Cal. ie2G-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26
Minius Sales.

And in accordance with law And a, wv
the Board Of Trustees. made on t yaaer Of
day OF May. 1873. so many sbares me 10th
parcel Of said stock as may be peeess =, each
II me C sse Of the So
Cal, on Monday, the 18th a. snciseo.
1873, at the hour of II O'Clock mi ~ 80: July,
to pay said delinquent Assessment, t, ssld day,
gether with costs Of ADVERTISING And eon, to.
of sale. b. n MJNSpA nu expenses
San Francisco, Cal hia street,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26

DUnING the visit of the Queen to the
Jewish Almshouses at the Haugue, her
Majesty was graciously pleased to accept
a beautiful album, containing the prayer
for the Royal Family in Hebrew and
Dutch. At the request of the Queen,
the ark in the synagogue attached to the
asylum was opened, and a portion of the
Law was read from Scroll by one of
the directors of the institution.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26
Aew T-1av.

HUM d Hunt Silver Mining Conn
pany.-Location OF principal place of business,
Room 6, No. 4l9 California street, San Francisco,
Cal.-Location OF works Ely Mining District,
Lincoln county, Nev.-Notce. are de-
linquent upon the following described stock, on
account Of assessment No. 6, levied on the 18th
day of May, 1873, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective Shareholders
follows.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26

INTERESTING TELEGRAMs.-T Two dis
patches from Columbus, Ohio, contain.
ing interesting Court decisions concern
ing schools and the liquor question.
See Eastern dispatches.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26

And in accordance with law and an order ~ ~
the Board Of Directors, made on the ian eE i,
May 1873. so many shares of each parcel OF stl
stock = may be necessary will be SOLD ~ pu %
auction, at the sslesroom OF Maurice Dore ~ ~
No 81 Montgomery street, San Francise9, ..Iv.
on Saturday, the Hath day o. yu ssr
1873, at the hour Of IL O'Clock IN. OF sucn ~,
to pay delinquent assessments thereon, he
with costs Of advertising and expenses ., NV
sale. CT. BALLOON, secrer Fan,
ONCE: No. 426 Montgomery street. ssn no! ts'
cisco. Gal. yeE'"
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Peavine SILVER Mininu Co...

SHSer MIn1nR Comnn.
Location of principal place Of InsIpsy
Francisco, Cal LOCATION Of works Ely Distr san
nSuent SGsn iie seovos
account of assessment mo. Al lsvisd 'ock. on
18th day OF May, 1873, the several anou On the
opposite the names Of the respective sh. yet
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i, he a1,' IN Mining Gompany.-Loeation

Of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln county,
state of Nevada; principal place Of business,
San Francisco, Cal.-Notice-There is delinquent
upon the following described stock, on nc
count OF assessment levied on the tenth day
Of May, 1873, the several amounts set op-
posite the names Of the respective sharehold-
ers. as follows: