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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-22
Meeting of tho rrnt">:"nt E~.,i,co-
pals bishop stevens At:rc>>
The / u;ure of the Ise..ralcr~.

lfitLAhilflllA. May Il.
In the Protestant Episcopal canon
OF this dloce>e yesterday, Bishop
stevens. III hi>annual address. referred.
- the Reformed Episcopal Chareh.
ard said that the future OF this section
very much depended on the course
which Shall be taken in reference 10
certain crave questions 10y the neNl
general canon. should that ho6v rep
rc>cntin- on the whole Il communion
ana looking 10 the Interests OF all il
members, and legi>latinw not for mo
uIeutary i>>tte> but for the future W.
fare of the church; to modify some Of
the eNI>tin- canOn> AMI give III M
phatic condemnation to the do
pr.iie> and practices now hroached
and advanced by so-callcl Cath
olic~, which have recently appeared
among IL; nOt only viii all
occasion for leaving our churches tc
u oil. bat the movement viii lose IL
leverage i'll the removal OF Hose things
from the liturgy which gave origin
and power 10 the dissenting move
lllelIt.
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WHAT THEY DEMAND.

Our readers may have the curiosity
10 know the drift of the so-ca!led
independent movement in the west
ern par, of the State. The Reno frc-
cent and Carson Tribune are the chief
Iipers OF the new departures. -Ao-
cOrding I its own showing, here i,
what ails the Crescent:
The Crescent is waiting for n man
who is opposed to the granting OF sub
sides, either in the shape OF lands.
bonds or exclusive franchise: a man
who Is i'll favor Of every kind, char
acter and quality OF properly. Govern
ment property alone excepted, BENZ
assessed at its full market value tor
purposes OF taxation; a man who i
in favor OF the immediate resumption
OF specie payments; a imam who Il
in favor OF making the Pre~i-
dent. Senators. Cabinet officers and
Postmaster'S elective. except the Sec
rotary of War and tho Secretary Of the
Navy. who shall reach their offices hv
promotion from the military and naval
Service; a mar who i unal.erab!v OPP
posed to the system of protective du-
ties: a man who is oti-ta>hionel
enough to believe thai il j. just A.
criminal 10 stea. u million a> to Steal a
dime.
We don I like TO discourage the bril-
liant retormer of the Crescent, but
candor compels us to say that he has
mapped out a pretty b. job for the
coming man." The reformers,
however, will probably he found equal
10 any emergency. The patriot OF the
Tr4hHae is not quite sotirm IN the faith
rs our Reno contemporary. IL cvi-
IDENTIFY thinks that a Very bad egg may
occasionally come to the surface. even
among the retormerS themselves.
This doubling Thomas launches out
thusly concerning the Independents
and things:
Whilst we glory in the fruition Of the
seed sown by a few brave men two
years ago, we desire il 70 be distinctly
understood that we vii stand III
with none of the old party hacks
as leaders of the new peoples
party. We ignore all party ties,
and intend, a, heretofore, to adyo-
cate the election of the best men to
office, irrespective of former political
procliyities. We cannot be caioled into
supporting men for official position
whom we believe TO i've unworthy. on
account Of their constituting them
selves leaders of the Independent or
g~aniZation.
Better Ibmit to prGent ills than rush
10 those you know lot of. We know
most excellent men who are connected
with this mOvement-men who would
rather die than desert their friends OF
political principtes-slill we want to
know more.
The Yankee Blade Bugle IF F'eedom
and Metz I,cuBus are still to be
heard from.
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road bill. that DIR. Tuprcr protested
AGAINST the scheme. conicnding II
would involve an outlay upward OF
500. Gn. eco; and even then. though The
PROPOSE ion To temporarily abandon the
section between \ipe-un and Nlppis-
sing, one hundred and sixteen miles
in length. Canada would I've dependent
eight months of the year on Aneri-
rau lines for acces 10 the Northwest.
Mackenzie argued that the country
was unable IL construct Il through line
on Canadian soil at present. lie had
notified British t~olulnbians n q
theN need moi expect woik wou'd ne
prosecuted more rapidly tha &
stances would permit. without incrca>-
ing taxation. DE Co>nios cN-irtmief
of the British Colony, i'll Il long speech
argued i'll favor OF constructing II me
OF three feet six and one-iiali inca
gaeuc. exclusively on Canadian soil.
lv using tre>tlc-wOrk instead OF IN
prn>ivc piers. and by the exercise ot
due economy the road need no; cost
over $40. OOO. 200. and could be COM
plctrd within eve Wears. NalkCr.\ ice
President OF Sir Ilugh-Allcn'> COM
panv. stated that the reason WHY
ilugh'> delegation to England III
1913 failed I q raise the capital MAS III
consequence of the hostility If the
Grand Trunk Company and the Pacific
scandal, which frightened capitalists
from investing i'll Canada enterprises.
No attempt Was made 10 divide tn.
House on the measure. and ii Is prof :
able that Il third reading viii now pass
unoppo>cd. ~ the Radicals have an
overW hrlming majority III tie
Lower House. In the SenAt,
however. an attempt will probably b
made To- limit the powers given The
Government. and 80 amend he meas
ure rs to insure the immediate pose
rUtiun of The work on The WI ole line,
!rem The Ottawa river 10 the acitic.
The Repression ON the Eeur>c.
LONDON, May Il.
\. Paris special says the weakness q
thc Bour>e is attributed to the repori
that 3ao deputies lave si4ned the mo
ton for Il dissolution ui the Assembly
bu. the real rrasou is simply the pre-.
mitigation of tie Ministerial crisis.
Eiic Drowned STUDENTS.
GI>EvA, May Il.
The three American student,
drowned III luxe Geneva We're INC
tro,iler> named Woodbury., and OF,
named Grant.
S~!.aa;in- Ncucn.
MAHKIP, May y.
l. is reported that the Carllsts sho
several Women on SUNDAY last.
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THERE is a rose-trce in santa Rosa.
SAYS an exchange. OF great proportions.
The stem. al the base, measures twen-
tv-tour inches in circumference. just
above the ground; then ii separates
into three stems. which grow to a
height of twelve feet without latera
branches. The height from the ground
to the top is fully twenty-seven feet;
across the front the width is about
Twenty-Five feet. The rose is Al pure
white. of the La Marque variety.
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4 sab Acriisnt,


NItNE MI, II., .NllN It.
y. sad accident 0rculltd III the Blue
Gravel mine this morn in@. James
Bel. and Harry 0'Bricn, while work
in- IN IA cut i or ~ feet deep. We're
cavel OF and seriously, if not fatally.
injured. Bell had his leg broken bad
ly, and his ioot almost severed from
the leg. L was ailpu.a.cd soon after.
0'l}rleu MAS almost entirely covered
With rocks and gravel, and his back
and both legs We're broken. HIS
chances Tor recovery are considered
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RExosED IUaDrG.-They had a
shoekinr rnmor al Phoebe the other
day to the effect that II. CressWell and
:. Gates, two well known citizens, had
been murdered cal Highland district,
while on their way from Phoebe 20 Bel
mont. Dilligent search and inquiry.
however. proved tho run'or to have
been unfOunded.
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DopoES TuE QuEsrroS.-We said

DopoES TuE QuEsrIoS.-We said
the other day that the Reno crescent,
the headlight of the Independents,
advocated taxing the mines ut
their market value. That journal
comes back iucohereu;ly about
Sutrp and Sharon and pur-
ity in politics, but entirely lodges
the question al issue. This will not
do. Tell us frankly. Mr.. Crescent.
whether YOU. as the moutli-piece of the
rcformer>, favor the taxation OF the
mines in the manner we have ALLEGED.
We want To know where TO find YOU.
all.
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WASHINGTON. Nav n.

The wedding of Nellie Grant Ia Mr..
SIrioi> took place at III O'Clock TINS
morning, in the East ROOM, Rev. Or.
Tiffany performing the ceremony.
The room VAS deliberately and beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and ever
greens. the central piece being a large
marirold bed composed OF the choic-
est Whlte blossoms. \ platform Wa>
ARRANGED Ill one end OF the room and
ON this the bridal party. which consist
cd OF only the bridegroom. bride. Col.
Fred. Grant. the only groomSinan.
with seven bridesmaids. took their
places. having entered through the
Blue room escorted 10y the Pre>idtn
and Mrs. Grant AMI their TIVE sons.
Ulysses AMI Jesse. The bride Wore II
>alIn dress clabOra:ely trimmed With
pom ed lace. with Il long. tuiie Nell:
ncr hair was adorned with orange
blossoms. The dress of the Groom Was
n the latest >'Nic, With The conNentlCn-
al White neck-tie. The bridesmaids
were. Misses Barnes. Fish. brcNcl.
bent. Porter. touklin-, Sherman and
Frelnghuy>en; they We're dressed
n White-co!orel silk. covered with
a~lu>ion. with pun, AMI plea
ms caught up with flowers. alfi
>a>he> OF the same material as their
dresses. -Four etthc~e ladie> were dis
tingui>led by pink ro>ts: the other
.hrce hv blue flowers. Everything.
being i'll readiness. the hrN. itr. III
ttnv proceeded Wita the e~tjealonN
according to the form ofthc Method -
Episcopal Church. Al the conclusion
OF the ceremonies The fanny and
friends presented their cHn-r3tUla'ioN~
AID thc band FtaNeaa wedding march.
Less than 200 persons Ntrc present.
including the Justices ~ HE supreme
Court. members Of tae cabinet. Sena-
tor~ l'reiiuGAuy>en. Carpenter. Gamer
on. Gouktm-. LOGAN. Wee president
Wilson. speaker Blame. General >hei-
maui. Admiral Poretr. Comuaodalc
.Amncn. Governor thtd>. y. j. l1rcN-
e., Jud-e Pierpont, General VI; III.
General IOrtcr. General liahCuck ait,i
Sir Edward Thornton and lady. The
officers OF theafmv and naNN appeared
i'll u:.itornl. The persons named We're
i rctiNe families. The Mcdd IL
presents displayed III the library We're
numerous. costly and elegant. Among
the mos not:ceatAe was Il desert SET of
II pieces. from Geo. ". Chllds. and Il
coInp!c t silver set from \. j. prcNel.
II Philadelphia. The Presidents git,
vas a check for S,0.0U0 and a beautiful
collection OF flowers.
An elegant wedding breakfast was
par:akcu Al l:,0 this afternoon. The
tri L. and groom lcii 10y IA special train
tor New York. accompanied 10y zen,
/ For cr. Ne>>r>. thllu> and ircXci.
amt tht If tanJilicS.
II. bTpNiji M and Mrs. Grant - r.
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Nellie Grants WciiinE-Thc Ccrc.
NnOny Yesterday ut the hifr
House The Briial Party ANA
How they were Pressed easily
anJ BEAUTIFUL Bri !al Prr>rHt>
Departure of the Party tn New
York ca route ~ EurOPc-EN
tcn~iSc Preparations being made
on the Baltic tor Their Rcccp-
finn.
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BORN.

In GoId Hill. May IL. 10 the wiIc OF X. Mar
ri-aH. II daaGhtcr.
Attlendale. May Ii. to the wife of George
Alt. II daughter.
A. Truckec NJ adovs, May Is. to the wife
of \. \. Loyhy. IA daaghicr.
In Austin. May II. to the wife Of Daniel
callahan. ot Grass Va ley, n daughter.
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TON FITCH,

That is what .Artemu> Ward would
call ">arka-tic"- We refer to the
cau>e assigned hy Tom Fitch Tor 90
in- over tothe Democracy. Tie fellow
stated that the Republican party had
become t3o e7rl7It for hun. Good
Lord, and that i the Tom litch
which every man on this coast knows
has not got an honest fibre in his
whole physical frame. O CNcr had an
honest aspiration. and never gave birth
to an honest. uu>elti>h thought. He
MAS set down, and correctly. too. a. the
most corrupt nlan that even followed
politics for a living on this coast. III
talk about corruption, why. he left
the Republican party becau~ehi> steal
in- preclivitie> We're found ont, ana
nobody would trust him. He viii
stead the whole Democratic party. give
him a chance.--iiUHtc0u G".ttt".
The above i, rather sever on the
">lver-ton-Ved orator." AMI a li:;!c
worse, we think. than he Deserve.
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New Telegraph Company Eici.
sl.ikc.

CoIvsA. cal, May Il.
The tulU>a Lake and Mcuducino
Telegraph Company has o. entd Of
fees i'll Bear Valley and Mountain
%iiou>e, on The road sulphur >plIng>.
Arch strike was made in the Buck-
eve quicksilver mine Yesterday. The
buckeye and .\DbO mines are making
arrangements Tor tWo iarge furnaces.
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THE Crescent repudiates Sutro and
says il is waiting for M of that per-
sons coun rvmen by the name of Mo-
>es. Looks like it was goin, up a
Spout.-CurSon .ippcul.
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THIS item is from the Virginia
Chronicle of recent date: Gen. Thomas
II. Williams has bought from \. Cook
& Co. the building known aS Masonic
block. running from { 70 + street.
The new proprietor. We learn. intends
to onncc thu upper part # the hRi d
inc with that OF tie Wi liam> X Blk TT
building adjoining or the north, and
rent them toy ther a a lodging house.
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BRILLIANT WEprt>G.-The marriage
o. Miss Grant and Mr.. >aroi~ took
place at the Presidential Mansion in
Washington at II o'clock \. VI. yr>tcr-
day. eur Geographic report of the
affair Will lie found qai e elaborate.
The attention of the reader i directed
10 the sane.
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FCREIC.. news
Canadian Pariia.ao - Debate
on the Pacific Eaiirvai Biil -
Probable Passage of the Hill.

\. special SAYS of the debate in Par
lament Yesterday ia the passage to
the second reading of the Pacific Rail
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CHICAGO. NllN T.
Tuhev Il Booths extensive packing
establishment. on Grove street. wa
burned al midnight. with Il largcquan-
lily of meat. lard and several hundred
live hogs. Loss, Sl25,G0o; fully III.
SUred.
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PRISONER E>CAPED.-Charles Fox,
who n sentenced here last week Ivy
Judge Caldwell To serve three years in
state Prison, escaped rom the custody
Of Under sheriff Potter on Saturday
hast at Sacramento. 1t appears that
when the passenger train stopped al
Sacramento. Potter left the car Il mo-
mcnt to get Il lunch at the eating stand
;or his prisoner. While thus absent
Fox. it i supposed, broke the hand
tufts with which he was ironed, and
escaped. When Potter returned to the
ar his MAJ WAS not there, n the
>tric,cst search failed to find his where
iouutS. Ii is resumed that Fox. after
;eaNing the ears. ran oil and sccretcl
himself among the willows above and
near the city.-Tfuckcc Republican.
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WANTED.

c'NERAL GOOD WG0n-Cll0PPERs
- wanted. Apply to Jno. Met. scott, at ;
1u!dstunc'S. mN1l
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EASTERN DISPATC les.
BY Overland Telegraph.

fSrECIAL TO Ill DAILY SENTINEL
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MARRIED.

In hcnu. May Il, Hon. John Bowman, q
i .imout. 10 Mis- Mar, Is. l.cmIuop.
In nu!d Hill. May Is. a. Clark 10 Miss 4.
+. FHrgHr<un. both Of told iIiit.
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MARROW. GNU0E ITEMs.-Th, True

kce RcpubifcGR of the 18th inst. has
the annexed Items concerning the
operations of our Narrow-Gauge
friends in the pinerics:
The Truckee Lumber Company has
been shipping some heavy bridge tim
hers for the PaliSade and Eureka Mar
row-Gauge Railroad. These timbcrs
are ;3 feet long aud l. by Ii inches in
thickness.
Geo. II. Rice, agent for Woodruff 4
f:unor. of the Palisade and Eureka
\arrow-Gauge Railroad. is in town
looking after lumber. timber, railroad
ties. etc, for that road.
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lei
NL,H I'D-D.tl

In Virginia. May u, John Frank, a native
Of Ncrinany. aged Sd years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 24s.
U y. suryey Ne. io2.

TT 8. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
". New. Nov. 10. 1s7t.-Notice 10 hereby
given that the Europa Mlnlng Company, . cor
poration organized under the laws Of the State
Of California, having its postofiee address and
Saiiiosni.. Ss., ~ y. a. Kills, The agent thereof.
and . stakeholder thervin, made application for
patent for one thousand u 1000 linear feet Of the
Europa Lode. bearing gold and silver. the same
extending onc thousand 1000 feet In q south.
erly o. .eulheasterly DIRECTION from the south
line OF y =. Survey or Lot No. % (belne the
four hundred ls0o) fee. In width. designated
u. \. Survey or Lot No. i03, In Township II
north. Range 81 essi. Mount Dlablo meridian.
situate In Gold nm Mining District, Storey
plat and Geld notice on ole In this once % fol.
lews. viz:
Beginning at Post No. 1. located on sn east.
srly slope q q point 100 feet west OF the Wiz
ginia and Truekee Railroad. whence the quarter
section corner on the norih ilne OF section u,
Township n north, itange 81 east, N. ID B and
~. bears north 81 degrees east, distant a,T9o
feet, said Post No. D being the southwest cor.
ner 81 the Ward Company's survey (So. po), and
running from said Poet No. I south ak degrees
east 1000 feet TO Poet No. 2: thence east 900
feet 10 Post No. n: thence north 2lk degrees
west 1000 feet to Post No. 4; thence west 400
feet TO Poet No. Z. the place Of beginning .
conialningS aJ.i0o acres. situate In south half
Of section q, Township II north, Range q
east. NJ. ID. NJ.
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian Magnetic variation, l6k degrees
east-being bounded upon the north BY the
Ward Compsny's claim. survey No. %.
The claim herein applied for L. recorded In
Book X. at page 33. Records of Gold Hin Min.
Ing District, kept In the sfice Of the Recorder
Of storey county. at Virginia City. Nevada.
The right to follow and extract the ore nom
said Europa Lode foe loo feet along the course
thereof. and throughout lts entire width. depth
and extent. wherever found. although u enter
land adjoining said y. n. Survey or Lot No. l07,
IL GAINED under any patent that may be Issued
upon this application.
ADOLPnuS Waltz. Register.
uorr. sEARs & MckEK. Attorneys, nan Fran.
cisco, Cal. noil ssd
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APPLICATIONS roR pAfENr.
IMPLICATION FOR PATINT.
NOTICE 10. 944.
U. =. survey Ne, o5.

TT 9. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
OsNcvada, Oetobers. isTl-Notiec 10 hereby
given that the Grecn Gold and Silver Mining
Company, o corporation organized under the
laws Of the State Of California. having its post
once address and principal pace Of buslness
At San Francisco. California, has, BY W, w.
Tarney, the agent thereof and Q stockholder
therein. this day made application for United
States patent for sixteen hundred and thirty sLx
us3s) linear feet OF The Green Lode In Gold
Hin and Devils Gate Mining Districts, being
partly In storey and partly In Lyon county.
STATE Of Nevada. with surface ground three
hundred 900 feet In width. extending In Q
.outheriy direction from the mouth Of the raid
Companys tunnel. a. or near the northerly end
Of the claim, along the line Of said vein or lode,
and embracing the same. with al its dlps,
angles and variations. To anydenth and through
out lie entire width and depth. although The
zane Be icnns 70 sn,er land adjoining; the .aid
upon the surface by the plat and neld notes on
Ale In this once A. follows. win; Beginning at
Poet No. I. about 90 feet westerly from the
Devirs Gate Tullrosd. and whence the quarter
section corner ON the south line OF Section s.
Township 10 north. Range 81 east. Mount
Diablo meridian. bears north II degrees west.
Distant t,T30 feet: and running nom sald Poet
No I along the westerly boundary OF the 81.
Louis Company'r survey. Lot No. ". south 81
degrees east Sss feet TO Poet No. o; thence
south lax deyrecs east ] .sos feet 10 Poet No. 8;
thence south sax degrees west 800 feet 10 Post
No 4; thence. foarth courre. north lax degrees
wet l.G3s feet to Post No. s.; thence north
sax degrees east III feet TO Post No. I, the
place Of MISUNDERSTANDING 10 SSloo acres
Of land, situated In east half Section Q. Town
ship 10 north, Range Il east. Mount Diablo
meridian.
Courres and bearings expressed nom true
meridian. Magnetic variation. IGN degrees
east.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 9th day Of
October. 1874, 90 many shares OF each parcel
At public auction, at tho salesroom Of John
Middleton & Son. No. $40 Montgomery. street,
san Francipco. Cal on MONDAY, the 18th
day OF December, 1874. At the hour Of . O'Clock
r. u. Of such day. To pay %dellrquent asressments
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
GEORGE II sPiNNEY. Secretary.
Ofice-No. $40 California street, Room Nos,
San Francisco. Cal. deIt I'd
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A CARD.

DERsoNs HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
ths arm Of LiTTIEToN & DEEoAN,
late OF the Union saloon. Gold Hi, are re-
suested 10 forward the rame for settlement;
and persons Indebted to them are hereby noti
ned IL settle their secounts 90 or before the
iSth Of December. as outstanding accounts on
that dare will be placed In the hands OF the
Town Constable to collect them.
Mr.. DAVID HUMPHREYS, OF the Union
Saloon. 10 authorized TO receive accounts and
receipt for the same.
Coid mn, November n. 1874. no7f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10
UMPERIAL SILVER INNING

company LOChuOn OF principal pace oi
business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold nm, storey county,
Nevada.
Noiice 10 hereby given that at q meeting OF
the Directors. held on the a5th day Of Noyem.
Der. 1874. an assessment tho. 2o) OF One Dollar
(tD per share was levied upon the capital stock
United states gold CON, To the SECRETARY. at
tho ONCE Of the Company. Room No. 10 Hay.
wards Building, No. 4i9 California street, San
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shAll
remain unpaid on the 18th daT Of December,
1874, will DC delinquent, aud advertised for sale
At public ~anciion, and unles. payment IL made
before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the 18Th
day OF January. 1878. to pay the delinquent
assessment. tog, th-rw with costs Of advertising
W. X. DEAN, Secretary.
Oniee-Room No. ~ ~llAywari's Building. No.
4is California street. san Francisco. California.
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MEETino.

EMPIRE MIL AND MINING COMPANY,
Il cold hin District, Storey County. Nevada.
The annual meeting Of stockholders In the
above named Company Will be held a. the once
Of the Company No. $50 California street,
Room No. 8, San Flnciseo. California, on
"wednesday. December. Is, 1874, Al the hour Of
two o'clock =. OF paId day. Tor election Ola
board Of Trustees and Transaction OF such bu-
sIness a. may be brought before the meeting.
Transfer books will be closed ON Saturday, l2th
December. 1874, at one o'clock ..
nsso i'd GEO. r. sPtNHEY, Secretary.