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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-29

! And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF directors, made ON the :0th day OF
| August. 1873. NO many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary, will be sold
II public auction, n the Office OF tho company,
| Room No. I0l California street, San Francisco,
California. OF THURSDAY, the 10th day OF
| ,aid day, to pay said delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-29
a ruZONA AND UTAH MINING

Onicc-Room No. 5 Hayward's Building. 40
California street, San Francisco, Cal. sel6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-29

DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
Oflce-R0om 4, No. 40l California street, San
Francisco. California, sell I'd
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18
At Memorandum.

Jake Frolich Is n successful editor in one
regard. and that is pullcry. The Imagination
is too feeble to conceive the acres of turnips
that have been pulled for his behooG or the
miles Of dried pumpkin coiled up in his back
kitchen, on account of mere mention of
some subscribers mammoth bull calf or u
queer product of the galinarium. The genial
drummer plies Jacob and sees his name in
print at once. Adolescent nincompoops
throw themselves in u rhyming frenzy, apos-
trophi1c some silly girls eyebrow, or the
wart on her lilly -white-or should we say
j" mccn-n fun ?"-cheek. and Frolich publishes
the ucubraton at once.
Jake polshes his forehead, adjusts his
spectacles, and takes trip to Memphis. Lou
isville, or where not. and his paper Ia filled
with puts OF smiths Baby-jumpers, Jones
Rattlesnake whisky, and City Hotels innum-
cradle He Is doing a legitimate business we
presume he supposes and we do not object to
it.
We preface as above, in order TO show that
Frolch's chosen style of editing sometimes
Jcads him to talk at random, and commit blum
ders. As for instance when he puts forth the
subjoined choice bit Of concentrated putting
In which he puts his foot in it.
Let anything appear in the Gazette and it
is Gospel. These old Arkansians, yes, and
the new ones. swear by it. The man that
would now even insinuate In the rural dis
trict. that the Gazette had ever sold, or adyo-
Gated anything but honest principles, would
be tarled and feathered.
The second sentence ~ supra, explains oui
point The new Arkanslans do swear by the
Gazette and few old ones, but they Of the
latter class are SO old that they think the sur
rises in Memphis to this day. We hope oul
friend and fellow struggler in the newspaper
world will reconstruct his devious. funny
ways. and never more sacrifice the truth fol
his love Of "A ioke.-Litt!e Rock ArkdnsidH.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18
Ths Constitutional Amendment.

There is no doubt but the amendment to
the Constitution has passed by large ma
ioritv, notwithstanding avery small vote was
cast. Some doubling over-anXious friends
have fears of 1t. finally accomplishment, ar
guing that it will take majority OF the reg
istered vote of the State, whether cast or not
to carry it. This Is mistake. 1t VIII be
seen from the following extract from Sec.
Of Art l3 of the Constitution OF the State,
that it is very plain that only a majority Of
the votes cast is necessary
at shall be the duty of the General Assem-
bly, to submit such proposed amendment or
to the people IN such manner
and at such times As the General Assembly
shall provide; and II the people shall approve
and ratify such amendment and amendments,
By a mojority OF the doctors qualified 10 cote
Tor members ~ the GensrdI hssembiy rotlng
thereon, such amendment or amendments
shall become a part Of the Constitution Of
this State
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18
Sudden Death.

Mr JonN I. WILLIS, n resident Of this
at DoUG's Blacksmith shop. where hc was
having Plows repaired. Nothing particular
" was noticed, until he was noticed sitting
down, leaning up a.ainsta post in the shop
and when approached and his pulse felt Of he
was found dead. He seemed to have died
without u groan or struggle. Mr., Willis has
lived in this county going on thirty years and
was hard working, industrious man. A
Coroncrs inquest was held 10y Justice llolli-
mar and the verdict was death from heart
disease Uncle Jack Willis was, perhaps, rs
well known rs any man in the county and
will be missed by large circle of relatives
and friends. Such ia life
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

eT- II may not be amiss 70 state, that it /,
the opinion Of those who ought to know, that
every one OF those L. 5. Marshal's checks,
about which has been so much said herca-
bouts Is bound to be paid and that there Is
due to Capt. Britton large sum. some say
$40.000--with which to pay all claims upon
him. We believe capt Britton has been more
sinned against than SHINING aud trust that he
may recover 20 straighten up his business. At
any rate. common charity would demand a
suspension Of judgment upon man who
trembles in the balance between life and
deatl.-New Era.
1t will be gratifying to the friends as well
as enemies Of Capt BRrrroS. to know thatthe
above is fact And No are pleased to say
that Marshal Brltton is improving slowly,
and on Sunday rode out, for Il short drive, the
first time.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

to We notice that the Directors Of the
State Agricultural Association at Little
Rock, are asking from the Legislature an an
nual appropriation of $4,000 per year, to as
sistthcm in the Premiums to be offered. We
don't know that the peoples money could be
much better appropriated, aud would sug-
81 600 to each County Agricultural Associa-
ton regularly organized under the laws OF
the State We have Society ofthis kind in
Crawford county, and donation ofmost any
sum would not come anss at this time VIII
our cver-watchtul members from this Dis
trict have an eye to this matter?
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18
Murder in the Nation Killing OF a
Ehawnes Chief.

On Wednesday of last week rs Mr..
Richard Kirwan of Seneca was riding
with a friend to the Shawnee Agency,.a
few miles from town, he discovered the
body Of man, whom he at first supposed
to b" drunk, lying in the bushes by the
side of the road near the Agency. The
horses refused to approach the body, and
after getting out and approaching it, he
discovered that it bore evidence ofa foul
murder 1t proved to be the body OF
Lolly Tom, recently elected second chief
Of the tribe The breast was beaten in
as if with club or spade, and it was
evident that the crime was committed
with the most brutal violence lnforma-
ton was given at the Agency and the
body was brought in.
Suspicion of the murder rests on the
opposing faction, which supported John
Jackson, brother Of the first chief for
the second chisftainship, but there is no
positive evidence.
On the night following the murder,
Billy Jackson, the first chief, died OF con
gestive chills, and the tribe is now with
out q head -Neosho Journal.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18
The State School Tax.

lowing effect;
TREAsURY OF THE STATE OF ARKANsAs.l
LITTLE Rock March 6. 1873.
Tho State school tax OF one-Iifth of one pei
cent. is receivable in treasurcr's certificates
The late decision of the supreme court doe.
not refer to this tax.
Henry PAGE, Treasurer.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

tF- The st, Louis 7Jmes says the Washing.
ton police stopped the sale of Dom Piatt'.
extra edition of the Capital. containing q
burlesquc account OF the inaugural fcstvi.
ties, either in aspirit OF toad,ism to the adj
ministration. or under direct instructions
from the administration itself. Talk about
the autocraties of the old world that trcmbl,
at the sound of free speech. in view Of \ re,
strctiye order, so mean and pitiful and COW.
ardly 4, this.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

lZ- The Fort Smith Ns,o Era, says that
General PIERCE "skedaddled" from there
on Tuesday last, for good. Dell is, We
guess. little too fast, although Pierce wen,
through Van Buren, as though the d. was
after him. to overtake the Little Rock Stage
which he did At Alma.
The Patriot ofthc nth, says, Gen. Pierce
has gone TO Little Rock TO try and secure
some mo"s"rs Of relief for the taxpayers in
the matter Of State Scrip"
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

tE- Ouachita County gives 1875 votes for the
constitutional amendment and 2S against IT,
White county 963 for and against.
Pulaski county lil4 for and 200 against.
Franklin All for and AZ against.
Sharp county gives 400 majority for the
amendment.
independence county gives 800 majority
for the amendment.
Johnson county gives i5l votes for amend
mcnt and 60 against.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

lH- The Little Rock Republican is aston
ishcd at the slobboring "love and conf
dcnce displayed by Frolich, "of the Searcv
Record. for Gov. Baxter, Possibly, Frolieh
Is "out Of meat" and must have something,
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

tB- In a speech at Northeastern. Mass,
Oakes Ames said that Polands committee
made the wonderful discovery that was
guilty Of selling stock for less than It was
worth, bat the parties buying the stock and
keeping II were very innocent, and that had
the extraordinary ability to give men a bribe
without their knowing II, and to-day they do
they do not" This short speech was received
With applause and cheers.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

III Capt WALTER WATKINS. son Of the late
Geo, C. Watkins. has made connection with
the Little Rock Daily Arkdnsi0n, under the
firm OF WATKINS, HARRIS 4 Thomas. The
Arksnsidn is spicy, readable paper. The
company will soon issue weekly.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

tE- Robt. H. Druglass, eldest son Of the
late stephen A. Douglass. WAS confirmed Uni
ted States Marshal of the eastern district of
North Carolina. Douglass was until recently
private secretary OF President Grant.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

II George 3. Boutwell, was elected Seta-
tor from Massachusetts, by the following vote
Boutwell,. l32; Dawes. ll5; Lorng. .; J. r.
Tarbox. 2; William Whitiag, 2, and G. G
Greene 2--making 275 votes in all.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18
tS- Pomeroy's New York Democrat, speak

ing of our Senatorial election, says
A vacancy in the Sth Senatorial district wa.
filed the other day, and Hon. Is. j. Brown
WAS chosen. The gratifying part of this /,
that Brown was candidate for the place last
TALL aud was defrauded out of the election by
the system Of ballot box fraudsso well known
to the Clayton lladlcl party. The man then
counted in died, and now comes Brown ant
secures the place in spite OF all opposition.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

Arkansas Legislature to extend the time OF
paying taxes for one month. a bill passed
the House giving the Governor the power to
call out the militia to enforce the law.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18
Notice..
Petition for Me Alteration Of PuLNc Roa

Petition for the Alteration Of Public Road
NOTICE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented to the County Court
of Crawford County, Arkansas. at the April
Term. Monday .th, 1873, for an alteration in
the Public Road, known MS the road leading
from the Mouth of Frog Bayon to Van Buren,,
as follows: Beginning from the middle OF
\ IA of Section %, Towhship $, North
Range 81 Wtst. itis contemplated TO continue
the road duc west through sections, %, 20 ard
through one hal section y 20 dividing line
between the lands OF Shibley and Ilixon.
thence due north until it meets the main
road as now established. The proposed al
teration will cause the road to pass on the
south of DR.. Winds place and also to the
south Of the farm of Elisha Estes.
THOS. H. lIlNSON.
Van Buren,, Ark. March 3, 1873.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

tB- 1t will be noticed by referring to our
Legislature reports that our Senator has been
put TO active work on several committees.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented to the County Court Of
Crawford county. Arkansas. at the April
term of said Court, for the purpose of chang
ing the County Road that crosses Frog Bayou
at the old Strong Ford and runs diagonnlly
across portion of the ) "A of the \ Z a
Of Section II. Township 8. Range 81 West
The proposed change will leave the old road
north OF Kings field and run south west
ai,out two hundred yards, thence south about
one hundred and seventy back into the cid
road. II L. KING.
Van Buren, Ark, March 10, '73-pd.w3.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

~ A lady who is not thoroughly
posted in natural history asked a friend
who was going to Utah to bring her n
couple Of Mormons for her aquarium.
She thinks they are some kind Of an oys-
tor
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

tE- The Courier, published at Searcy,
White county. Is 4 new candidate for public
favor. We wish 1t success.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

Globe to have been the only honest man IN
the last Congress. Admission. fifty cents.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

~ Senator BRowS writes that the time
for collecting taxes. will be, undoubtedly, eS"
tended to the middle Of May.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18
vB- The Little Rock Gazette Of the lit

says:
Mr. +. p. Curry, OF Memphis, the contractor
In charge of the track laying on the Ltd,
Rock and Fort Smith railroad. is pushing
things, Rails arc now laii as Tar up as llli-
nois Bayou. three miles above Russellville
The road will be finished to Clarksville. forty
miles above RussellviIle. by the 18th Of April
next.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

Mother over her children" Precious
lambs. .Fsther--'' l.amis.f humph !!
then what am ~
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

tB- The Little Rock Stages are now going
ont with tour horses. A large travel is at
tracted to this route.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

tB- Dardanelle il prolific of newspapers
another the Ldborer.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

EE Take her up tenderly, lift her
with care none knew how dearly she
paid for her hair.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18
Special Notice..

nN the 20th Of March, 1873, viii close my
" Hotel. as Pul~r House. as the business
" i'll not permit mo 90 keep open. | shall re-
main on the premises and will accommodate
few boarders
., O. HIRAM BRODiE.
Van Buren,, March 4,'73-w2.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18
Dissolution.

fINlIE co partnership heretofore existing,
l. under the name and style of ADAMS d
Co. is by mutual consent this day dissolved
+. ADAMS will continue as heretofore. and
who is authorized to collect and settle all out.
standing accounts due and against the said
firm. And in his absence J. w. STATLER
is duly authorized to settle and attend to the
same. +. ADAMS.
J. W. STATLER.
ID. A. ANDERSON.
Van Burcn, Ark, March 3 1873.
The Van Buren press., 1873-03-18

Van Burcn, Ark, March 3, 1873.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-29
Application for Patent
NOTICE NO. oU9.
L. S. \ OTyICg.
EUREKA, Nevada, June Sd, hSl

L. :. AND UfFNS,
EUREKA, Nevada, June I'd, h1l
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN lsI
~ Harry Strout, VIM. WelnuIll9S
j. \. NeSbitt tpOstCflicc address, tlNii
Eureka County, New have made az
cation tor aient for fourteen hudaH
" ,iUl lirear feet Of the Hoosae VI
bearing silver and other mlneMs' u
sane being ever hundred i!Nl "
nOrtherly and seven hundred lW n
south,rly from the HOOsac shailthtNo1I
with surface ground three hunGrea WI
in width : situate in Secret Canyon A1
ing District, Eureka County, NeNg "
described in the plot and field nO's \
file in this Office as follows, VIZ:
L. :. SURVEY NO. CO.
Peginning at n post marked hVs1
n. ". corner; whence the sn0ht ,aj
OF the roasting furnace OF me iihv~l
bears south 81 deg. east, li,l'i Na@s|
the HooSac shaft bears :. 81 CIV"
teet and running thence ISL :. %s%1
W., 200 feet thence, "a, ; ~ u's, h
W. 200 feet thence, ID, ;. ols Ws'rS n
feet thence, ith, \. 81 deg. % Min' "a Il "A
feet thence, 9Th, y. .Ss. Gtg =, Nv ". n
thence, tth, y. 5ll4 deg. W., Sg i,sI
the place of beginning conlai.nns !" !,
acres. Courses express d irohl ivy =
ridain. magnetic variation loH U,s M
This claim is on unsnrveyen ianu, m,
is bounded on the south D! lne h
Squat, on the west ly the N'iMaA'
the north by .he Hoosac EX!ens!OTT' ,,s
This claim is recorded in boon p .,srs
100, of the Secret Canyon Mlhins S;sgrl
and a copy OF said notice ara o sst
can be found posted atthe hcls'iDs wa
OF the mine. po,isf,.
je4.GO CYRUS F. HORN, kesS"
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Apple tion for Patent.
NOTICE NO. PA.
L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE.

EuREKA, Nevada. July 10, lS13.
NOllCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Eureka Consolidated Mining
company. (pOstOffice address. Eureka,
NeNada) has this day filed in this Office
Il diagram, together with n notice of
Application for a patent from the United
STATES, under act OF Congress approved
May 10th, 1872, for a Nlill-Site. as an.
lur'enant 10 the said companv'S mines
situated in the Eureka Mining Dist riot
eureka county, state of eSada and
Htscrlhcd IN the Flat and field notes on
H!c III tIIs Clnce as follows, viz:
L. :. SURVEY No. -, LOT r.
Beglnnlng at n post marked No. L
survey, No. Az, Lot b. whence D. $, No !
OF OF y bears =, - degrees "a min W
Iu,j'O leet southeast corner OF E,,reln
Consolidated Mining Compauy,s stone
Once bears :. ~ deg. W. 2l5 feet and
me llagstat in the town of Eureka Ioa,S
:: ~: deg. +: 1879 feet thence, runninp
y. IA dtg. W. lWI feet, thence \. I'll
DEG. h. 200 feet thence :. ~ dec r ia
,tt.' 'uehct ;. ~ deg w. $40 feet =.
InThee >. ~ deg. f.. 800 feet thence s
- utE' .l6o lret thence y. l2b deg
w ioo DIV leet thence =. 77h deg. ",
Io' icei Ihcnce y. 1919 deg W. lS5 so
feet thence y. - deg w. SG7 feet tbenco
49, de1. r. %4 feet: thence :. IL deg
r.. 90. iett and thence y. 77b dec. + MS
ictl,to n place Of beginning. G utain.
IhS ana 30 acres. Eearings expressed
from me true meridian with n
VARIATION Oh IL l-2 deg. last.
y copy oi the notice and Mat ga, no
,punu posted on the building COVERING
the weighing scales. "S
Lll CYRUS +. HORN. Recistor
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Hlining.
Application for Patent.

l.. :. LAND OFFICE,
NCyaun- July II. 1871

rrREEA. Nevaca, July II, 1881
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
n Hermann Hcynemann Cpostofiicc
address Fan Francisco, tal Las maue
onnlication FOR patent for sixteen hun
dr,d linear feet OF the Dunderbtige loue,
hearing silver and Other minerals, tne
some running S6 feet ~northCrly ana iHi
,"n, Norfhrriy from the location of the
now i'm, line uron the lode, with surface
ground 20 feet in width, situate in Eure-
ko Mining District, Eureka County, Ne.
yaoa. and described in plat n field
NOES on file i'll this Office as follows
L. =. SURVEY No.. ca.
BEGINNING at a POST marked No. ]. [.
:. survey No. o.. whence post No. of
survey No. ~. n former survey maua Tor
HERMANN Heyuemann Ulon the Dun
drrl,erre lode bears :. IS deg, "a min w.
1Isl feet the summit OF huhy Hill No. l
hrnrs y "A deg. - min. W. 1916 iect the
na ~stafr in the town OF Eureka bears y.
n deg. "a min. +. li,1t6 iett: and
tue c, inter- of he top OF Inc sew
inclined shalt upon this lode
bears ;. 5 deg. IL min. W. si2 feet
thence running :. 20 deg +. go feet. 10
post marked No., l. :. survey No. O. !:
theme, =. la deg W. ltto feet to lost
marked No. 3. Us. survey No O. Thence
y. -, deg. ". 2ou feet, to post marked
No. 4. L. :. survey No. C.; and thence
y. IA tt-' - 4''N 49,
beginning containing and 55-lVO acres.
tours. : ~ prt Sscd ire IN the true meriGi-
an with Il magnetic variation OF To- . deg.
East. .
his claim is on unsurveyed land, and
is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mines are the
Helena Mortimer, California and silver
King.
This claim is recorded on page lei,
ToOk A, OF the Eureka District Mining
Records, and a copy OF II no.ice ana
plat can bc found rostcd at the new in
cliutd shaft upon this lode.
iv.i Cl RUS +. HORN, Register.
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Notice of Assess mem.
JACKSON MINING COMfA' tunu
. cation of works, Eureka ""

ACKSON M1NlNN 49, Euskl
y cation OF works, EureAa'
County, Nevada. ,o, q, uti
Notice is hereby given, inas held d
ing of the ECard OF lncclois, ~sssnsF1
the 25th day OF Jul e, 1875, an a Mss Rvta
(No. Gl OF ten cents per slalr W, orslisl
upon The capital stock OF thrr' ;,sG Stsd
payable in mediately. IN ln'1 nv Cd
gold coin, TO the S, ci,fary, az uayvad1
of the company, Room ~ n ,s;t, sI
Enilding, No. 4I9 California NN
Francisco, California. o~sspsntSI
Any stock upon which tnis Tveptr'
shall remain unpaid on ine uilI BE- IL
ninth Day of July. 1870, a,p atTuf
linauent, and advertised loi s M is mad
lie auction, and unless Ea!urN.nht,rpl
before, will be sold on the Tine The dtr.
Day Of August. 1873, 10 p" Nth eossS
uuent assessment. together
advertising and expenses oi s""
BY order ofthe Directors; coc,stan.
IL. c. klBBE, ~ FujldnI
OsC-Room 81 Hay",arus cisco, CG
4l9 California street, san fi" jyit
fornia. ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-29
For Sale or Rent.

THE PROPERTY SITUATED on
the orner Of Buel and Bateman
streets, known as the Delmonico Build
Ing, is for sale or rent on advantageous
terms. Ii is centrally located, ana has
several desirable rooms suitable for Off
ces or similar purposes. Also a Cottage
House for safe. For particulars, inquire
at the store OF
s. ASHIN BRO,
apl6tf Main street. Eureka.
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Apple alton fer Pster
NOTICE NO. 9l3.
l. :. IANDC yy,

Us. AND OFFlu
EVRFKA. Nevada, June IS. n
n Office Is HFRFBY Gly,y sd
~ the Richmond Mining C,nr.-1
Nevada Cpos tofiicc address, Iuras, !
rCka County, nevada have mads a.
cation Tor latent tGr six lurdlA N
linCal feet ot the lirTup lode. beam, !
Ncrard Other minerals: the sama1s-1
six hundrt d feet northwestern inrs1
southeast side Of entrance 10 ,ba MI
mond mine, known as the main q n
Top incline, situate in lurfka Nj
inc District, Euleka County. ysni1
and described in the plat and Geld ral
on file in this oIlice as follows, vi; /
Z. y. SURVEY NO, 65.
beginning at the northeast Wrr !
l'aton. survey No. "a, MADE Tor The nj
mond NiniIg Conn any Of N,lsa1
the Richmond lOue. a rOst maritdEt
mOnd y. i. corner, ara liplpSL1
ner; whence the lip Top shalt bsr]
Il degrees W. 1s0 feet, al d the fas,sI
Eureka bears n. Is deg. Is min. !. nd
Tee /, and running thence, first, y a
deg. W. Geo IcCt second, :. ~ Gtg. Wa
feet third. :. 34A deg. F. Geo fee, NurI
n. IS deg. +. so feet, to the place aa
ginning, containing 93 acres. Couy
expressed from true meridian, ya,sr
16k deg. Fast.
This claim is on u%nsurveyed land, ID
Is bounded on the northeast, sOuihNi
ana southeast lythe Richmond Vim
Company of Nevada on the nOnhvs
not known.
This claim is recorded in Took Rpl
$50, of the Mining RecoiGS Of llhl
Mining District, AID q cory OF saidldt
and diagram can be 1ounu pCstedG d1
Tip Top shaft.
Je27 CNRySF. HORN, RCgss
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Shining.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
rSr coxSOIIDGTED

MINING COMPANY Location "a
nrinrinai place of business. san t1ancls-
60 stateot California. Location Of "orhs'
Eureka, Eureka County, state O Nt,"ua
N~oticc.-1here are 49, Of
,oironing described stock, on oi
n.nasSn,Snf levied on the tenth day oil
Jnns. ISIS, being seventy-five cents per
share, the several amounts set opposne
the names of the respective sharehoio'
ers, as follows:
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TO DAVID COIN, OR ASSIGNS.

NOU ARE REQUESTED TO COME
i forward and pay h one-fourth
part of all moneys expended on the
Champion Mine. Eureka Mining District,
Eureka dat Lander County, New, dur
ing the year ending May 10th, ISIS, or
your interest will be forfeited TO the re-
naming owners OF said mine, in accord.
ance with Act of Congress approved May
10th, 1872.
GEO, W. KINNEY. Supt.
Eureka, New, May Ii, 1878. myl7
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TO RENT.

A TENANT WANTEps with Az
~ class boarding Hous.s etc. 9 h
run of custom, and he lease /
plete. The property VIII parres
four or six months, as surill be lehIs
dwelling house adjacent y ~yeouird.. h
with the above properly sbows
quire of CHARLES hh' tr''
Foundry.