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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-31

MemDhiS Items,

The President has recognized Joseph
| Brunchweiler as Vice Consul of Sweden al
Memphis.
John Butler, colored, received veal
sentence in the Criminal Court yesterday
for stealing some bags of shot from the St
Louis elevator.
/ This Endorsement was on the back of a
S.-If the person to whom this is directed
has been shot, please forward the letter to
the dead letter department."
John Henry and Jim Fraser, cOlored,
who robbed anOthr cOlOred man named
Henry Young of $500 some time ago, on
GayOso near Shelby street, were tried be-
fore the Criminal Court yesterday, and
sentenced to II years each in the State
prison.
The wife-whipping season is now fairly
set it. Monday night brute, answering
to the name of John Moffltt, after cudgel-
ing his wife also gave his daughter beat
ing. He was fined hundred dollars by
Recorder Winters. VIM. Russell, high
toned citizen, who lives at No. 95, Robin
son street, concluded to apply moral sua-
sion to his wife through the medium of q
poker. She was considerably battered and
SCARED, and complained TO the police, but
Russell has thus far kept out of their way.
Every coal dealer in the city but one was
out of stock yesterday, and he did not ex-
pect that this morning would find him
with barrel on hand. It is impossible to
get any down by river, and the Memphis
and Louisville railroad hasn't cars enough
to bring forward supply. The pre- emf
consumption of the city is about 1900 bar
rels per day. Let everybody be economi-
cal with the black diamonds. There is no
estimating how long the present weather
may last or how high coal may advance
Memphis Aralanehe.
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A Relic of the Franklin Privilege.

There has lately been deposited safely in
the Dead Letter Office what will no doubt
be for many ages preserved as a relic of
the ranking privilege. 1t is box con-
tanning an old rusty iron apple-paring
machine, weighing four or five pounds,
which started somewhere in Alabama for
the great Northwest, and got as far as Chi
cago before it was arrested for vagrant
fraud. 1t seems that some one had taken
the envelope from a campaign document
sent from here last summer, in packages
already franked, but not addressed, as
thousands ware sent out by the Congress
ional Committee, and had pasted it on the
box containing the pairing machine, ad-
dressed it. and sent it flying through the
mails. The name thus appropriated was
Platt, of Virginia. Wash. Cor. ~. Y.
Times.
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lie is Thankful he is not aS Bad as
congressman.
Phelps, Dodge l. Co. Back Out from a
Compromise.
Unusually Geld Weather in Maryland.
HON e NEWS.
OVERRIDING FREE SUFFRAGE.
The FIn zenith Amendment at "a Discount
in LeXIns. OIL.

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. G0.-To-day, al
the municipal election, il is said the ne
groes will not be allowed to vote unless
they have previously paid their taxes, and
that nearly all the colored voters have
rendered their taxes to the collector who
refused to receive them. A company OF
the Sixteenth United States Infantry was
sent there yesterday from Frankfort for
the purpose of keeping the peace:
General Murray, Marshal OF TIE state,
is expected to arrive there To-Day, WIN
number of deputies.
To-day all was quiet at Lexington, NY
All negroes who could show clear TAX
recipt were allowed to vote. y strong
Republican voteiis being cast. The Demo
Gratis so far, are forty ahead of Mont3om-
cry. -,
The Legislature has organized with
Republican majority in both Houses.
New YORK, Jan. 30.-Phelps, Dodge
& Co. have withdrawn their offer of conf
promise with the government aud will al
low the case to go to the courts.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 30.-Hugh Nc
Closky is dead, Aged IS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Tweed, while
reading the evidence of Cakes Ames, be-
fore the Credit Mobilier Committee, said:
Thank God, | am not Congressman.
As bad as they say l am, they have never
accused me of selling my vote as Sen
atOr.n
All the steamers are detained ut He'll
Gate by the fog and ice that formed so rap
idly i'm the rivers and bays.
CHESTER, Jan. 30.-The defaulting bank
tellsr, Martin, was sentenced for four
and half years hard labor at Cincin-
natl, to-day.
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Another Good Club.

Last week we announced the reception
of club of fifty subscribers for the WEEK
LY CHRONICLE from lockwood. Yester-
day we received an addition of fifty-two
names to the list, making hundred and two
subscribers from that place within week.
We presume, as matter of course, that it
cost some effort to get up this large club,
and for the effort we most sincerely thank
our kind friends there. It only shows
what may be accomplished by an effort. If
our friends everywhere would exert them
selves in our behalf just one week, our
already large list would become three times
as large. Will they do it and aid us in
publishing first-class paper?
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FOREIGN.

HAVANA, Jan. 30.-Thc official report
of the fight shows the Spanish loss two
officers and eight men were killed and
thirty-seven wounded. Cuban loss, thir-
ty-seven killed; wounded unknown.
MADRID, Jan. 30.-In the defeat of the
Carlists under command of Santa Cruise,
AZ were killed and over one hundred
wounded.
PARIS, Jan. 30.-President Theirs yes
terday informed Mr.. DeLorcy that Car
not had accepted the constitutional pro-
ject submitted to him by committee of
80.
BERLIN Jan. 90.-CarlOtta is dead.
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STAUB's OPERA HOUSE.
A Fine Entertainment Last Night-A
Coed Programme for Tonight.

A large and appreciative audience greet
ed the Watkins troupe in their first appear
ance on the Knoxville Stage, last night.
The thrilling drama of Kathleen Mavour-
neen was splendidly rendered and all the
characters we'll sustained, especially those
of Kathleen and Terence by Harry and
Rose Watkins. The audience gave loud
tokens of their appreciation, and we heard
many express themselves in praise of the
evenings entertainment.
The programme for tonight will even
excel that of last night the drama select
ed being one of Mr.. Watkins own pro-
ductions. entitled "Trodden Down, or
Under Two Flags" We predict for them,
what they certainly deserve, rousiDg
house. Below we give extracts from two
leading New York papers in regard to this
drama. They speak for themselves:
"Rose and Harry Watkins can now be
seen to advantage in an Irish American
play which is crammed with intensely in
teresting incidents. ""Trodden Down" is
the cleverest Celtic mosaic we know of,
with bits of all creation sticking gracefully
out, while its backbone of plot is strong
and full of marrow. "-Neao York World.
Both as regards composition and effec-
tiveness, we have no hesitation in pro-
nouncing this play one of the finest pro-
auctions that adorn our dramatic litera-
ture. Mr.. w. enacted the hero in an ORR
ginal and unusually effective manner. He
has q style of his own. He is no copyist,
either in conception or execution. In
natural pathos, Mr.. Watkins is plentifully
endowed, while his humor runs like a
mountain fed stream. Rose Watkins was
seen to much advantage, whether as the
wife Of the outlaw, or the heiress. This
lady possesses sweet, rich voice that
would do credit to the operate stage."-
~ Y Times
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-31

GENTLEMEN: There will be meeting
of the stockholders of your Society, this,
friday afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the
rooms of the Board of Trade. This is the
third time I have called you together.
Twice the attendance was so small that
there was no quorum. This is my last call.
I have also made two Intellectual efforts to
get the Board of Directors together.
Your property at the Fair Grounds is adj
vertised for sale on to morrow, to satisfy
decree in favor of S. Il. Atkin, and unless
something is done it will be sold without
the equity of redemption. 1t is for you to
determine whether or not you will meet,
and take steps to save your property.
O.P. TEMPLE, President.
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Human Nature.

A Paris correspondent argues that a
married woman on the stage exercises less
magnetism over an audience than single
woman does; that the fact that she belongs
to another, that her brightest glances,
sweetest dimples and most musical tones
influence, and states, in illustration, that
there offered in Paris what were called
Christine Nilsson watches, which had a
great sale, but when she took husband
their demand so sensibly diminished that
the proprietor changed their name.
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Fine APPLES.

A small lot of fine North Carolina APP
pies lust received by DR.. Edwards, agent
of the Waynesville Nurseries. Parties
wishing any for family use can be supplied
by calling at the store house of..V. Burger
& Son. jan30d2t
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Attempted Suicide,

A lady attempted to commit suicide at
Milan on Thursday, the 10th instant, by
throwing herself on the railroad track in
front of an approaching train. The train
knocked her off the track, but did not
kill her outright; the injuries she receiv-
ed, however, it is thought, will prove ia
tai. The cause that led to the commission
of this deed, as might be expected, is the
some old story of mans villainy and wo-
mans frailty.-Menlphis Appeal.
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Local Miscellany.

Rebecca HUMPHREYS, the woman who is
charged with infanticide committed last
summer, was on yesterday found guilty
and sentenced to six years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary.
John Mangrum, one of Boyd's room
mates, is likely to go "where the wood
bine twineth.n He is charged with rob
berry. The arguments i'm the case are con-
cluded, and the jury charged. A verdict
is expected to-day. -
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2,4ol.
TN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
by the Chancery Court at Knoxville at the Janus
special term 1873, in the case of w. d. L. Scott a.
ministrator of M l.. Scott deceased, VS.. John K |.
Scott ct al. will SELL in front of the court houEe
door IN Knoxville on
Tuesday, the 2Jth Day of February nexfs
at II o'clock AN. at public auction to the highest
bidder. of Of the tract of land of which NJ. l.. Scott
died seized and possessed. y ng the 10th civil dis
trct of Knox county thirty of that portion
which lies nearest to Campbell Station adjoining the
lands of - Hatcher ard Ms. Le1singer.
TERMS.
Ten per cent. of the chase money Will be required
in hand and credit of aud months all wed on the
balance taking notes for the same and tho sale VII
lie made in bar of the right of redemption.
January so, 1873.
iNdIwS NJ PATTERSON, c. & N.
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MARRIED FOUR TINES TO THE SAME
WoMAN.-In the celebrated Jumel case,
in progress in New York, Monday, Mr..
Paul r. e.: Perry testified as to his mar
riage with Miss Eliza Jumel Chase,
daughter of the defendant, to the effect
that he was married, first, by the MARIE of
Bordeaux; second, by Roman Catholic
priest; next, by minister of the Episco-
pal church last, by the American consul
at Bordeaux, The ceremonies. lasted two
DAYS.
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WASHINGTON.
New Kansas Senasur Elected.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.--Ingalls sue
ceeds Pomeroy as Senator from Kansas.
A pardon has been granted VIM. ID.
Barnes, of South Carolina, who was SEN
fenced to a years confinement in Jail for
kukluXing.
III. C.. Blacker was nominated collector
of the Sd district of North Carolina.
r. G.. Kerr was appointed register of
the land office at Jackson, Miss.
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During the performance of Kathleen
Mavourneen," at the Opera House last
night, the occupants of the colored gallery
were deeply affected and many gave
vent to their feelings in tears; so natural
and vidid were the scenes portrayed.
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For Fine Cigars

Go to PETER RITTER, who constantly
keeps for sale the best brands Cigars, Colossus,
America, Longfellow, Partage, Ritter's Pet, Ia
Gloria, Cinderella &C., also good little cigar
at ts-can't be beat. vi27dtf.
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Kern'sFresh Oysters.

folk Oysters in kegs, which he offers by the
quart to the public. He has superior ice house
and keeps his oyters fresh. They are of the
best quality and packed for his special trade.
12-4-dtf
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STAUB'S OPERA HOUSE.
Extraordinary Attraction
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
Of the Eminent Art;stes,
Rose and Harry Watkins.

The sudden burning of the National Theatra, Wash
ington, where these distinguished artistes engas
I'D TO appear Feb 1Oh affords them opportunltyot
making their first appearance before Knoxville audi
ence, supported by
First Class Dramatic and operate Troupe.
Each evening will be presented one of those gra
romantic dramas IN which theg have won the highest
sulogums of the best critics of Great Britain and the
United States
Popular Prices-Baleo1y. Sc cts: Parquette, IS cts
Reserved seats 81 o..
Seats secured at Z. L. Book House. 80
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For Rent.

Store on Gay street, formerly occupied
by s. P. Angel. Inquire of. b. Hoxsie.
lift
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Reduced Subscription Price.

In order to put the paper within reach Of ALL have
hanged our club ratesso as to give small clubs better
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26

BALL AT BuLLroNvnLE.-A ball will
be given at Rich's Hotel, Bullionyille
on Friday evening, the Fourth of July. ;
COUNTY Observation-Disclosures oenera,lv
are doing well.
LINEN SUIrs--coat, pants and vest
only $500, at S. Ashim & Bro.
PRoF. H. CrcHE left Palisade vester.
day for Phoebe.
CHICKENS AND EGGS always on hand
and for sale at John Connertons.
PIONEER News DEpor. Main street-C
Wiederhold. -
Go TO Alexanders' foryour drugs.
S. AsHIM BRO.
BLACK FRocK SUITS, $40; worth $50.
S. AsHIM 4 BRO.
Blue BRowS AND BLACK BEAVER SUITS, se5;
worth s35.
s. ASHIM [, BRO.
FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS, Sc 30; worth 80.
s. ASHIM 4 BRO.
cHEvIor LINEN SHIRTS, 81; worth 50.
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TUESDAYS REPORT,

SHARES. SAN Francisco. June Q.
40 Ophir-32k 80
$50 Gould 4 CurTy-12 las l2A l2bb5
IS Savage-l3S 1857 1879
10 Chollar Potosi-57h
100 Hale Norcross--4lk AZ
4i0 Crown Point-1ll liz 1l4b3O
100 Yellow Jacket-G3s30 GA 60 q 65b3D
400 Imperial-57s b3O
IS Kentuck-11 10a
GAO Belcher-97 96k 96 9Gi3
70 Confidence
s. Con. virginia-934 s5b3o "a
10 Alpha-32
1856 Seq Belcher-54 SIS 55I So
2l5 Overman-43 4Sh "A
70 Justice-S4
10 EXchequer--10
40 Caledonia-ls laI9 49,, 10
26O knickerbocker-4's Az 4ss a.. 4}.b3O
2O60 Baltimore Con--lla IL l2A l2as3O
50 Silver Hill--19A l9a4b3O
1876 Eureka Con-14 1879 49,.
800 BelmOnt-3'. 3ss 80
5s5 Rye Patch-s b307s4
PIocHE STOCKS.
1910 Meadow valley-24A 24ls "a 24s3O
$40 Raymond Ely-64 GA 63 n 63s. 66b3o
20 Pioche-9
400 Washington Creole-2si 27sb3O ga
50 Alps-lh
265 Page 4 Panaca-lA
$50 American Flag i7.4a,
1850 Bowery-lL Ia
200 HUM 4 Hunt-3A 81
200 Chapmau-30c
565 Silver Peak-1hlss
100 Peavine-25c
100 lngOmar-65c
$50 Chief of the Hill-21o q,
S49O Newark-54H az 3hsSO4
l15 Chief East Ex-l5c
so Phoebe Phenix-3b 80. 80
1876 Hermes-9 Oh b3O
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STRAY HoRsE.-On Sunday night a
small brown horse known as Johnny
oehmoker, " raised by Landlord of Mea.
dow Valley, and branded al" on the
leIt shoulder, snip in nose; had on sur
.ingie and blanket. Whoever will re-.
auih The horse or give information of his
tShefeabouts, so that can get him, will
oe suitably rewarded. Jot Travis.
1T Is we'll known fact that Dyspepsia
anu Indigestion are the causes of nearly
h al the diseases that the human body is
I Ieir 10; then why pay enormous doctors
T''is' ny using DR.. Henley's celebrated
a., Bitters they can be thoroughly
i5aauicated from the system and new life
,;nparted to the sufferer. Read adyer-
"'eileht IN another column.
H. NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, and
Commissioner of Deeds for California
cut. sua Utah. General business and real es-
% tS.e gent. Collections made at reasona-
Os;i rates and proceeds promptly RENTED
conr I've Next door to the Postoffice. La
L 'ocue, nevada.
WE would call the attention of orr
leaders readers to the advertisement in another
o. Gum IN, OF the Brooks Sewing Machine
;n ina, Q, New York; they advertise. what is
ssw; ea a valuable invention, frst-class>
sowing machine for five dollars.
'hwElRf. = VIM. Manning has re.
M oasu his jewellery store to opposite
iaw alow Valley street. His stock Of
s Is large, and prices reasonable.
,,s a. NEW circulating library, imported ci-
erv' .. tobacco. stationery and confection.
tog, az ); Levin & Co. s, opposite HamiI.
va saloon' Main street.
az, wilson & SOLOMON, dealers in cigars
Coll stationery, at Fulks & McAlpin's.
'''ng done by W. R. Wilson.
en BISHOP AND LEES old stand is full of
for cos, drugs and chemicals-they buy
'aSn-sell cheap and never move.
o, LIE San Jose Barber Shop has r.-
SSS1 eenis Shaving rs cents; hair cutting
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26

HE PANACA RANcH-JUsipING. Some
time ago, as stated by us at the time OF
the occurrence, Isaac Hinzman Big Ike J
and VIM. Patterson were alleged to have
jumped certain lands owned and occu-
pied by j. B. Atchison, at Panaca. A
criminal proceeding was instituted
against the offending parties. Mr.. Atch-
lson appearing as complaining witness.
The majesty of the law and the dignity of
the State were represented by District
Attorney Goldthwaite and Geo. S, Saw.
yer, Esq, of Phoebe, while the accused
were defended by our respected fellow.
townsman A. b. Hunt, Esq. The Court
of James H. Goodrich, Justice of the
feace at Bullionville, was the tribunal
before which the knotty legal points in
volved were to be argued and determined.
eve should have stated previously that
the entire local bar Of Bullionville are en-
gagged in the case.) jury having been
obtained, the taking of testimony began
on Friday last, and had been continued
up to the latest date. How much more
testimony will be taken is q mystery
which We cannot undertake to solve at
this time. We regret that we have no
reporter at the scene of this important
legal controversy. We hope, however,
to receive from counsels more extended
report of the trial.
MIscEdENATIoN.--A colored woman,
who enjoyed the distinction and felicity
Of having white man for lover, was
brought to grief day before yesterday by
the abrupt departure of her faithless par
amour, who came up missing one morn
ing, together with $500 of her hard earn
ings. She was disconsolate, of course,
and sought consolation in the flowing
bowl. The man took passage by freight
wagon bound for Utah.
Extraordinarily letter from JUS
tice Goodrich, of Bullionsille, we learn
that Mr.. Edwin Moody and Miss Mary
Wilson were united in marriage on the
evening of the Oath (see usual notice
under the marriage head). On the same
evening child was born at Bullionvile |
to the wife of Mr.. Mentally. Bullion
vile is fast becoming lively town.
The ARGUMENT CLosEp.-The whole
of yesterday was occupied by Judge Gar
Der in his argument in favor of the mo-
ton for new trial in the case of the
Raymond 4 Ely vs.. the Hermes. At the
close Of Judge Garber's argument the
Court adjourned. Judge CARRIER will |
conclude his argument to-day. N
WATER TANK FOR THE RAILRoAD.-The
Floral Springs Water Company is abou.
erecting large tank on the summit
head Of Meadow Valley street, which
will be used by the Nevada Central
Railroad. The tank will be completed
in few days; its capacity will be about
!, 200 gallons.
FrREMEN's SHIFTS, for Fourth of July,
at 8. Ashim & Bro.
VINO don't know that the cheapest
store in town il 8. Ashim & Bro. q.
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Found.
1776. 1917.
: II fourth OF JULY -

yellow CITIZENS THE HONOR OF
y Grand Marshal having been conferred on
me py the Citizens Committee, hereby extend
an invitation to our Military and Fire Gonna.
mes, Masons and Odd Fellows, Mining Corpora.
mons, Veterans Of the Mexican War and all civic
bodies and to all my fellow-citizens, to partici.
pate in the coming Celebration
Bring out your banners, and let them float
Deslde the glorious Stars and Stripes, testifying
the union of all classes Of men in our prosper.
GUS city.
A Committee of Citizens has been appointed,
who will make ample arrangements for the
occasion.
take this opportunity to return my thanks
for the honor conferred upon me, and believe
me, fellow-citizens, nothing will be wanting on
my part to render the approaching National
Anniversary, July 4th, worthy OF our libersi
city. W. s. TRAVIS, GRIND May,hsl
Phoebe, New. June 10, 1873 ieoi.u
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
YESTERDAYS REPORT.


SHARES. SAN FRAYcIsco. June 25
30 Ophir-2a 29k 29a. 3Ob3O
I40 Gould 4 Curry-ll4 l2bSO
40 Savage-13i li2 I3l
1875 Chollar Potosi-56 56S
IS Hale 4 Norcross-4l iUk 40
IS Crown Point-109 los IOs%
10 Yellow Jacket-el
lsi5 Imperial-Gb3O So 81 So 5ssb3o
20 kentuck-l0s
20 Alpha-22
$50 Belcher-94h "a 94Iz g5 a5 kb.O
100 Confidence-7
lbs Con. Yirginia-95 g5iS
. Exchequer-9k
3i5 Seq. Belcher-55 5Ib
$40 Overman-4l 4QA 40 80 = 30 3ss3o ask
% Justices
500 Saledonia-lS 171a 1877 $50 1875 l7J5 Isba0
1870 knickeTbocker-4h
1850 baltimore Con-9sa. SIS 81 81. 9b3o
50 Silver Hill-194 20
$50 Eureka Con-l2A l2is
80 Belmont-3x 81 81
$40 Rye Patch-T6A
PIocHE STOCKS.
1880 Meadow valley-2ak 2sh % % hb3o 23h b3O
22s. ''o
100 Raymond 4 Ely-G2 cas- 62s. 64hbso
$50 Washington Creole-2ss 2s.b30
10 Mps-1l
80 Page 4 Panaca-1a Il,
40 American Flag-iI 4kis,
$50 HUM Il Hunt-3h 80
as Silver Peak-1ls1iS II.
100 Peavine-3Oc
l25 Chief of the Hill-?A 2l6 %.
200 Standard-2
idlD Bowery-l4
1925 Newark-4h Az
$50 lngomar-629c 75c
lO5 Hermes-919 9ss
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Job Work Promptly executed ut the Office
OF the PI0CHE DAILY RECORD,
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STOCKHOLDERS DIRECTORY.



Mazeppa Silver Mining Company-Delinausn
June Il; day of sale, July Is.
Orient Silver Minging Company-Delinauen,
July ~; day of sale, August IL.
American Flag-Assessment 81 80 per share.
deLnqnent July 3; day of sale August 4.
Chief East Extension Mining Company-As.
Sessment 20 cents per share; delinquent July Q;
day of sale July 30.
Chief Of the Hill Mining Company-Delln.
quent July /; day of sale July 22 assessment
- cents per share
Ploche West Observation-Disclosures June "a -.
Jay OF sale July 22 assessment soc per share,
itaVine Silver Mining Company-Delinaueut
June Is; day of sale July I2 assessment IS cts.
per share.
HUM Hunt Silver Mining Company-DeliD
quent June Is: day OF sale July l6; assessment
81 30 per share.
kentucky Gold and Silver Mining Company-
Delinquent July 8; day of sale July 2G assess
ment 81 So per share.
Phoebe Phoenix Delinquent June 10; dsy OF
sale July H. assessment 81 per share.
Bowery-Delnquent June l6; day of sale Ju,v
s. assessment so cents per Share.
south Side Mining DELINQUENT
per share. 80 '''
Spring Mount Mining oompany-pelipouept
S , u, day OF sale July IS; assessment 50 cts
Standard Mill and Mining compapv-pelip.
s s5 June Il; day of sale July i; assessment
., Hermes Mining Company-Delinoueut June
w. ""9 VI sale July IA; assessment So per share.