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Barned to Death in . prairie Fire.

MILWAUKEE. March 1.-THE daughter aud
son of a farmer named Shortgen and the sou Of
ieighbor named WaddelI were burned To
death near Reads Landing MIMI, March sd
They were encircled by prairie fire, and per-
ished before they could escape. When found
their clothes were all burned or and the fiesh
was peehng from their bones.
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BRUTAL MURDER IN RfCHNONp.-An
italian shoe maker, vincenzO Castrionoro by
name, has been brutality murdered i'm Richmond,
Va. He had agreed to half-sole pair of shoes
tor Giuseppe Simoine, another Italian, for sixty
cents, but after they were done Simione refused
to pay more than twenty i've cents. CastriOnoro
became angry, seized his knife, stopped down,
and was in the act OF cutting the soles of the
81 ots, when Simi0ne struck him twice on the
back Of the head with piece of fire. wood, in
fiicting fatal Injuries : fsg4t $50 =. 4
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ALBANY, March 2.--Lieutenant Governor
Robinson announced in the senate this mornin .
that he has filed with the secretary of state the
resignation of Senator Tweed as Senator from
the fourth New York district
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MINIsTER Morn, of Japan, has been visiting
Boston prior to his departure for Europe in
company with c. w. Brooks, Japanese Consul
at San Erancisco.
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A Kentucky TOW Rurme,

CINCINNATI, March q .-RepOrts from Camp
bellsville, Taylor county, Ky, state that the
greater portion Of that town was destroyed BY
nre Tuesday night. The loss IL not stated.
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Military ef-cers and the Civil service

NO OFFICER OF THE ARMY can HOLD civil
OFFICE.
TEE fact was stated in yesterdays STAR thai
the Attorney General had decided that no Off
cerof the army can hold civil position vithbut
ceasing to be an officer of the army. The fol-
lowing is the correspondence on the subject:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. g, March "A, 1881
To The Hon he 4:horaey General.
Sir: Hon. w. w. Belkpap, Secretary Of War,
quested me to authorize AMI direct William T.
sherman, general of the army Of the United
States, to perform the duties of Secretary 81
War during such absence.
Please advise me whether such appoint
meht win be legal Your ob't s'v't,
(signed) U. G. GRANT.
DEPARTMENT OF JrsTIcE,
WASHINGTON. March "A, lss3.}
To 1e President
Sir: have the honor TO acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF your letter to-day, in which YOU sub
whether or not VIM. T. sherman, general of the
army of the United States, can be authori zed to
perform the duties of Secretary Of War, during
the temporary absence of that officer,
Section Is of the act making appropriations
for the support OF the army for the year ending
June, 80, 1871, and for other purposes, an
proved july 10, $50, (16 U. 5. STAT, p. 3ls) IS
"That it shall not be lawful for any officer of
the army of the United States on the active list
10 mold any civil office, whether by election or
appointment, and any such officer accepting or
exercising the functions of civil Office shall al
once cease to be an officer of the army, and h 5
commission shall be vacated thereby"
General Sherman Is on the active list of the
army. and the office of Secretary of War is a
civil office. He cannot, therefore, be appointed
to discharge the duties Of that Office nor can he,
exercise its functions without ceasng 10 be an
ofhcer OF the army of the United States
am. therefore, OF the opinion that General
Sherman cannot act as Secretary of War with
out vaca:fng his commission as general of the
army. Very respectfully,
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Atty General
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PE.soSAL.--Itiss stated that Mrs. IL. NJ. Bar
nard has been appointed an honorary commits
sioner to the Vienna exposition.
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HARRISBURG, March 2a.-The Senate bill an
propriating 81 900, 600 for the Centennial. has
been concurred in bv the House with much
enthusiasm. IL now goes to the Governor for
his signature, which is already assured.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRsUE-The receipts from this
souSce to-day were e2s9, sol .e4.
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War About street Railroad I'm Phil.
adelWhia

PHILADELPHIA, March Zs.-The Union pas
senger railroad company commenced LAYING
tracks on Market street, below 9th, under the
law recently passed, but were soon stopped by
an injunction Of the court, under proceeding
by the Market-street company and merchants
occupying stores along the street. The Mar
ket-street railway clam to have the exclusive
right TO the street for railway purposes, ami The
the street would obstruct their business.
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SHOCKING KEROSENE TRAGEDY IN MICHt-
sAN-Three Children Barned to DeaH.- The
house OF Henry Peters, at Grass Point, six
miles from Detroit, Mich, was burned Tues
day night while Peters and his wife were
absent. -Four children were i'm the house. The
oldest. aged IA, escaped, but ran back TO rescue
her youngest sisters. She seized them and at
tempted to carry them out, but was overcome
by tire and smoke, and was only saved by the
efforts OF neighbors who we're called to the spot
by her screams. All the children but the oldest
persisted, and the latter is badly burned The
fire is supposed to have been caused by the
bursting Of a kerosene lamp
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SENSATION STORY ABOUT THE SURVIVORS
OF THE LOST STEAMER WRIGHT.-A dispatch
just received from Olympia, Washington Terri
tory, says an evening paper at that place pub
Usher story about two men and one woman,
survivors Of the steamer George 8. Wright, who
toated ashore on q raft, when Indians IN ler-
ed the men and captured the woman. T., re ts
probably no foundation for the story as tbe
steamer Petrol made thorough search of the
coast and found not the slightest clue OF any
Of the passengers or crew. $50 :
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AT The WHITE HeUsE.-Senators Morton,
Foreman and Ramsey had interviews with the
President to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ON THE BRFAKYAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea 4 PERKINS, w oreestershire Sawce
u INpI-PENsABLE. l.-..
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, New York,
octls 2aviy Agents for the United States.
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TIE CoEsCIENoK FUND was further in
creased to-day by a contribution of 1926, tina
being the amount of unpaid duties on pictures
for magic lanterns imported from Europe.
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SYMPATHY WITH GERMAN CATHOLICS
Catholics, at the Philadelphia academy OF
music Tuesday night to extend sympathy to the
Catholics OF Germany. Many prominent Catho-
lie clergymen were present, including Bishops
Wood, Of Philadelphia; O'Eiara 6crantON: ami
Shanahan, of Harrisburg. 4 17''l
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a MODEL DocUNEHT.-Gov. Dix,s letter
giving his reasons for refusing to commute Fos-
ters sentence, has been very widely published
ana commended. Tho Chicago Journal saw
that Il should be carefully read and duly nom
dered by every governor and every supreme
court judge in the United States.
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AVIcT0RY YoR 0LADsroNR.-Another effort
to defeat the government was made in the Brit
ish house Of commons yesterday afternoon upon
b1n. The attempt, however, proved unsuccess-
fnl and the second reading was carried by q
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Nurtler In the Fir,a Dex,..

Mufuer IL the. k1fDG Wegfee.
AENiA, OHIO, March H.-William b. Richi
son was Yesterday found guilty Of muder In ia,
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D0LAnd In Shelby co11fv- Re.t,.t,
decreased ~ yalue ez1o per icre dnr,nS ksis.f
year. Shefhy county b amiefe e win the -
klQx. Z. - = q = = =
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kHPkksxnrAffyR UARyIELD lGIrp 70 n.
sieN;-Ine Trumbull county, Ohio, repubiica
resolution asking Hon. james a. &srssid ~ !.
den MS seat IN the House Of Renress.f.sivSs
and declasinG thsts by. votine fSr the refroSc
rS; say mm, ne mas Forfeited the eonadenc,
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sENeLIsH FARMxRs FoR MIxxrsorA.-The
steamship City Of Bristol, which sailed sroun
hundred farmers, who intend settling in NIinne-
sofa, on the line OF the Northern Pacific road.
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THE PRESIDENT will hereafter, while Con-
gress is not in session, receive callers on other
than Official business, only on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Thursdays, from IL a. IN. to
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Tn lAHfsH CABIHHr has issued 4 cI,e,,e.
claiming the sympathy and assistance of al
secount 81 the declaration Of ensnclpsfien In
Porte Rico The 0aceta Of Madrid confsis,e ~
omcial annosncement apDeinting cen. Seicl-
captain general Of Porto Rico. = - :
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Couxr voH BEINsroRfr, German aunbas-
sRdor to Great Britain, died ct O'Clock Iasi
evening IN London. > $50 =
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MARsHAL BAzArKR win soon be reiease.l fro,
imprisonment on his parole Of honor.
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Court, sails for Europe on the Sd of May, and
viii be absent during the summer. Mrs. Miller,
who Is now in Europe, will return with the
Judge. The Supreme Court will adjourn about
the LIST of Nav,
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SENATOR SHERMAN left here last night for
New York, and from there he will 60 to his
home In Ohio, but will return here about the 1st
of May. His family will remain in Washington
ill then. He contemplates making some re-
pairs to his residence here on X street during
The summer.
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a A NEW CABLE.-The Portugesei minister of
public works has asked the Cortes to ratify the
concession for cable between Portugal and the
United States, touching ct AsoreS 'flpe cor
tract for laying the cable was signed yesterdaS.
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LECTURES.

THE TONER LECTUREs-The first lecture of
= the Course INSTITUTED under the Toner Fund TO
"The Adysncement Of Medicine" will be delivered
y, , WOODWARD, NJ. p AZ Marinis Hall,
~ O'Clock p. m subject Of the lecture: 1.-THE
STRuCIgkE OF DANGEROUS fUM0RS end
the MANNER IN WHICH ADJACENT PARTS
ARE INVADED" The medical profession and an
others interested in scientific sudies invised to
attend. JOSEPH HENRY,
m26-N@ President Of Board Of Trustees.
Rep. Chron.l
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AFTER THE EXECUTIVE eEssI0N OF the Senate
yesterday, the doors were reopened and the
committee appointed to wait upon the President
reported that they had performed that duty
and the President had no further communIcs,-
ton to make. The chair announced the APP
Pointment Of Messrs. Mitchell and Davis as
additional members of the select committee on
transportation routes. On motion OF Mr.. Stock
ton, thanks were rendered TO Vice President
Wilton for his courtesy and ability As the pre-
siding officer of the Senate, which then adj
iOurned sine die.
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SENATORS Allison Lewis, McCreery, AMI
Scott, leave for their homes to-day; Senator,
Wright, Buckingham, Davis, Dorsey, Dennis
Gilbert, and Wright left last night and this
morning. Many other Senators were settling
up their business to-day about the Capitol and
departments, and will leave for their homes ID
morrow.
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NOMINATIONS NOT ACTED UPoN.-There
were but ten or twelve nominations not acted
upon at the adjournment of the Senate yester-
day, most of which were for small on ces The
most important ones which went over were those
OF Gen. X. b. Hayes, to be assistant treasurer
at Cincinnati, and VIM. l.. Scruggs, OF Georgia,
to be minister to Bogota
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REAR ADMIRAL JOHN b. MONTGOMERY, u.
s. N, died at Carlisle, Pa, on the 25th inst
The deceased entered the navy June 4, 1872
and was q midsnpman on the flag ship Ma
CARA, at the battle OF Lake Erie, in September
1914. He commanded the Washington navy
yard from January, 1864, until September Of
the following year, and altogether saw twenty
one years and nine months sea service, aud
seventeen years and two months shore duty.
He had been on the veteran list about twelve
years at the time of his death. The remains
will be brought to this city for interment.
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NAVAL oEDERs.-Assistant Paymaster Frank
H. Clark is ordered to duty as assistant to passed
Assistant Paymaster +. c. Alley, at Key West,
Florida. Ensign Gilbert Morton is detached
from the receiving ship New Hampshire, al
Norfolk, and ordered to the receiving sir :.
OHIO; at Boston: Lieut.. Thomas Parry, from
the Shenandoah, on tile 18th Of April. and
mission to remain in Europe during his leave
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SEcRETARv BELKNAP leaves tonight on his
tour Of inspection of the military posts of the
department OF Missouri, and therefore Secre-
tary Robson will not assume the duties of
Secretary OF War until toll morrow. Gen. VIM.
Myers accompanies Gen. Beiknap, and at Chi
cago they will be Joined by Gen. Sheridan.
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COURT MARTIAL has been appointed by
the Secretary Of War to meet at Fort whipple,
Va, ON the 9th instant, soon thereafter
a. practicable, for the trial of VIM. Could
thorpe, and Henry s. Berlin, signal service de-
taehment, and such other prisoners as may be
brought before it. Detail for the court-ist
Lieutenant Il. p. Strong and LIST Lieutenant H.
=. c. DunwoOdy, ith artillery; list Lieutenant
George s. Grimes, and list Lieutenant G.. f.
kilbourne, I'd artillery; I'd Lieutenant q. C.
Craig, ith artillery-au acting signal Officers
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transactions, blended and confounced in tia
receipts he gave Cakes Ames only one IN ~,
I mon Pacific Railroad stock, remained i'm
Pressed on ms mind at the time when his atteu-
uon was frst called To il in June. 1872 and n, AZ
impression was fixed by the assurances -epeat
sdiy given TO him by oakes Ames, of ais not
being stockholder in the credit mobiiier He
insists that all presumption OF human ac,ian H.
contrary 70 the conclusions of the Committee
III lac had known that the transaction with M
Ames was IN credit mobiiier. he would MOI have
PsoSeeoea, according 10 any reasonable fheorv
on human action, 10 DENY IL positively. subject
70 nave IL proved against him in the -ea1el. IL
ne nad remembered the existence OF the re-
ceiPts, he would not have denied the fact tlcy
imply, knowing that they couId he pr,dgceS
10 contradict him. That denial he s.r.,sl.iers
me most cegent proof OF his sinceri,.v an sood
MIR. Patterson then c..s.s.-,,o. A. ..,,.. o,
,ength the different ..egadye propostio,,s whicp,
LEILA, ne nss lslo ao,~n Ms Shove. and TO review his
com .-~cements and hi testimony before both
.rittees, TO show that il can be explained ON
AS hypothesis. He devotes several pages 10 a
discussion OF the great enterprise I'm which the
people OF the United States have been engaged,
s ns, 20 which Cone.ess has given aid, defending
cakes Ames and the credit mobilier COMPANY.
and attributes the excitement that has prevailed
IN this country on the subject wholly TO the no.
hucai necessiues OF the opponents Of the Grant
party IN the late campaign. In CONCLUDING. he
says:
"W hat good has come OF all thise n te,ds,
indeed, TO show that the true character ~ fhs
6xrEn<lOnIllH
exaioed and pure, when the ownership Of a fe11
shares OF credit mobilier by some Of TIE men
oere 70 horrines their colleagues Of the Senate
ana the House. But when, &c IN NV case fps>
keuuiness Of Incidents Of the tranesctiou -
me forgetfuluess Justified BY tho oos4euposdout
toreedulnes Of 0therp, o. The ALLURE ratbcr q
retain in the mind clear recollection Of thS
distinction between two txansactfons connecfe1
IN their nature and blended togethor In fncf
when such an error Of me mory Is made m -
sumo the proporfi0ns Of faise stsxemeut 80
IL unjustly condemned - such, Il Wav Nm ~
doubted shesher INQUIRY - resulting tan $50
Or IN re beay q the People e tke Unitsd So
.And e9am, Congres, N TIE morbiS 1870 S.teS
n'fna rfoduced by fhese invesfissSsssHs o.
temed - suppose that sensatinsi r..s. ns9
y y tne eskpapers, which are pies.tn- et.,s
- - -esy sna are forgotten 10 morrow- c.,nsss.S
S .s .yeas 1T o. the people OF fbe r,;er (
~ Scngress must undertake tbe re-, ,.ss
c;dsi II .tion ~ the ineenioi.s form 81 ssis
49, ~ - ns.esetieA. But the excite .scnf "
st.s..s sns sct among the people OF the Tnise3
49, 1ne uonent CHlzress aajsarns rs>or-
49,, n eS0pences n fapor q the msrrvrs 10 tl,sS
eoes Ae1m1iDn II OonRre~s. teDflerres
- oe.f incuIpeto1 40 received VIM rr,a ,-ns
- 10y reeurn - e1e1r cepccffvc states ia
~. = 1900 g41n - rse5ndice, either fco.s
p g ssf.e ~ Ne sincere sssoss sir &c :s..fx
- - q - . r..t1s
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-15

ny-Location Of Works, Ely Mining District
hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors
of said Company, held on the Third (3d) day
OF March A. D. 1873, an assessment of Twenty
Five (25) Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable imme-
dlately, IN United States gold coin, to the Score
tary, at the office of the company, No. All Cal
ifornia street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday, the 9th day
of April A. d. 1873, shall be delinquent and
be duly advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold ON Wednesday, the Thirtieth l3Otlfy
day of April, A. d. 1878, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
GEO. W. r. KING, Secretary.
Office: All California street, San Francisco. Cal.
itornia nra ,d
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State Stamps.

A LAW HAVING BEEN ENACTED RE-
"A pealing the State Stamp law, l will, in
pursuance Of instructions from the State Treas
urer. redeem all the outstanding State Stamps
remaining uncanceled in Lincoln county, or all
that may be presented at my Office within the
time allowed me to make my final settlement
with the State Treasurer on Stamp account.
The language Of the law fixing the time of re-
demption is as follows: "Within ten days after
the passage of this act, the State Treasurer shall
notify the respective County Treasurers to settle
their State Revenue Stamp accounts with the
State Treasurer, within sixty days thereafter"
JOHN ROEDER,
County Treasurer.
Phoebe, March 4th, 1873. mr410d
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Kentucky Gold and Silver Mini,

Company-Location of works, Ely Mining Ds'
trict, Lincoln county, State of Nevada.-NotiN
is hereby given that at meeting Of he
Board of Trustees of said Company, held on
the Eleventh day of February, 1873, an asses.
ment Of One Dollar per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF said company, payable I'M
mediately, in United States gold coin, 10 n,
Secretary. at the Office of the COMPANY, 500
California street San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Saturday, the 18th day Of
March, A. d. 1873, shall be deemed deliu.
quent, and will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment shall e
made before, will be sold on SATURDAY, tie
5th day of April, A. d. 1873, to pay the delr
quent assessment, together with costs Of aiyl
Using and expenses of sale.
JULES P. CAVALIER, SeCretay
Oflice--No. 500 California street, San Fan
cisco. California n2M
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the saloon business. in
Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Credits on account
Of the firm will be collected by W L. Brown
and G. 7. Finagin, and all debts owing by the
hfin VII be paid by them. Brown 4 Finagin
will continue the business at the old stand.
W. l.. BROWN
r. w. ALLEN,
G.. T. FINAGIN.
Phoebe, March 10, 1873. mr1l- sod
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
Become Sole Trader"

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1T
~. - II the intention of Rebecca Pyle-a mar
rlea woman, and the wife of b. w. Pyle-to
make MAKE apPhcation TO the District Court Of the
seventh judicial District OF the State of Ne.
'aoa' Al ana Tor the County of Lincoln, on the
Twenty-second ta2l day of March,
can be heard, for an order of said Cnrr. ~
hitting her to carry on the business Of Hotel
and Lodging House keeping, in her own name
and on her own account
Dated Phoebe city, Nevada, February 18th.
A. D. 1873. rf19-4wl REBEcCA PYLE
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The Sacramento Record says Stephen
H. Meek brought the first white woman
through the South Pass OF the Rocky
Mountains. Not so; the wife of Rev
Spaulding, a missionary among the Nez
Perez Indians was the first, and she came
throug earlier than 1913.
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An old newspaper peddler, of San
Francisco, who has bank account Of
SO, 900, desires to donate the entire sum
to the county in consideration of his be-
ing subsisted at the almshouse and prop
erly clothed as long as he survives. He
is said to be of sound mind.
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thin PIOCHE DAILY RECORD
Ec1.IpsE.-There will be total eclipse

EcLIpsE.-There will be total eclipse
OF the moon, May u, in the morning. 1t
will be partial and visible from Boston
west to Chicago; west of Chicago the
eclipse will be total. AT Chicago, the
eclipse begins at $40 a. NJ; total begins
at las, and tn. moon sets ecipsed.
The moon sets with the eclipse upon it,
except at San Francisco.
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors made on the Twenty
third day of January. 1873, so many shares Of
each parcel of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction, at the sales
room of John Middleton 4 Son, No. $40 Mont
gomery street, San Franisco. California, on
saturday, the Twenty ninth day of March,
1873, at the hour of II o'clock m. of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expen-
ses OF the sale.
DAVID 7. BAGLEY, Secretary.
Office: Room No. 10, No. 4Ol California street,
San Francisco, California. mrll-td
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Directors, made on the 18th day OF
January, 1873, so many shares OF each parcel
of said stock as may be necessary, will be
sold at public auction at the Office of the Com
pany, room 3, 419 California street, San Fran
cisco, California, on the 21st Day of March,
1873, at the hour OF o'clock p. M, OF Said
day, to pay said delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
T. W. COLBURN, Secretary.
Office: Room 8, No. 4l9 California street, San
Francisco California mr7td