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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19

OF the revenue, than they would have done
had they been honest fnanciers, and got
drunk every day. Corruption of this sort
Is directly traceabe to our system of dis
tribution of office, introduced by Jackson,
on the avowed principle that "to the victors
belongthe spois Thissystem has been con-
tinued ever since, and has extended to state
and municipal governments until it has be-
come a settled practice throughout the
country that party service constitutes the
highest claim to party honors, the shortest,
and surest road to governmental cash box
es. This, the greatest evil of our time, in
temperance not excepted, is but little
thought OF, or if thought OF Is passed over
as necessary cOncomiant Of free govern
ment. The process of reasoning by which
many well meaning people reconcile them
selves to its existence is something like
this parties are necessary in a republican
government ana to sustain the party the eff
fees mnst be numerous, amply rcmunera-
tive and most important OF all, must be
distributed "wherc they will do The most
good IT to edo the most good civil
service commission IS kept by the party,
then this is done, no matter what it co2ts
or how useless it otherwise is.
The business of the country is depressed,
the finances deranged and the nation en-
numbered with heavy and constantly in
JoI,t Of n1 1,p,1 ,r,.sn,.,,.
ments are also in debt but these have, many
of them, discovered that ii is time to econo-
mize and begin to pay. The several de-
partmcns of the national government an
nually report deficits that Of the postoiicc
| department being between three and foui
millions. These millions must be paid oul
of the earnings of the people. The
ways and means committee OF thi
House of Representatives are sad
! " puzzled 60 find out way tC
get at these earnings TO make up these dc
of those vino must pay the bills TO take
them by puttiugo on taxation would be sucl
an injustice az would hazard the suprc
macy of the party; 10 lessen the deficits
by reducing the salaries Of over paid Of
ficials like the Rutland postmaster and thu
President Of the United States would re
quirc courage surprising that of mos
congressional committees. \ reform il
the reduction of salaries 50 radical as t.
compel 4 postmaster to attend to the posta
business himself and allow him nothing t,
use in lubrcath.g the wheels Of the part,
machinery-a reform which would carr!
on the mere business of the government OF
strictly business principles this, no part.
is as yet prepared for. But this reform i
imperaNyey needed, for the evil threaten
the very existence Of republican govern
ment The furtherance OF this end, TN
officers of the ladies temperance associa
ton have not by their political action aid
ed; rather have they chosen to abet TIL
evil in the vain hope that the cause 0
temperance will thereby be aided. Tia
they should do this is, for reasons named
not surprising, but not encouraging.
RrTLAND, Vt, May Il. G.. NJ. b.
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EOR SALE AND TO RENT.
At'atthrs and gewelru.
+ o II 5 A l. i

~ II f T NJ E
1t Is said are hard, but how much harder for us
to be without the good feeling guaranteed In
every family and sometimes little outside
the family by our failing to remember, as IN
former years, at this season, our friends
How many cheerful remembrance have been
occasoned by seeing the fine l.tte watch, agln
of some former Christmas, or some article OF
Jewelry, 50 constantly about the person, or at
the Family Table, pieces OF silver, all telling OF
some happy December 2sth
Times may be hard, bur can YOU afford to
loose such golden opportunities to everlasting
remembrances which can be had so cheap, and
of such superior quality at the BEE HIVE
BEN X. CHASE & co.
25 MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND, VI.
declSdtf
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TlISSOLUTION

The cOpartnership OF ellison, Clement q Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Il. p. gibson,
w. p. CLEMENT,
May IA, 1874. CHAS. CLEMENT.
The business Of ellison, Clement & Co.. will
be continued under the firm name of ellison,
Clement Woodfln, they assuming all the in
deDtedness OF the late firm, and TO whom all
dues must be paid.
+. p. gibson,
W. p. CLEMENT.
May II, 1874. dlw&wlt j. N. WOODFIN.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-11

dress. wholesale Depots, 81 White q
York; sol Race street, Philadelphia.
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Ghe 9ailg Arsns.
Salaries Of congrassmen.

A friend OF ours from the country has
asked US to give history OF the legislation
of Congress in regard to salaries of mem
bers. 1t is a good deal of labor to look it
up, but the following brief statement may,
perhaps, answer his purpose:
The first Congress under the Constitu-
ton met in the city of New York on the
4th of March, 1889, and had three success
sive sessions, the first beginning at the date
mentioned and continuing to the 29th OF
September following. The very first legis
lation on the subject of compensation of
the members took place on the 22d of Sep
tember, and fixed the compensation of Sen
ators and Representatives at Sc a day for
every day of attendance, and Sc for every
20 miles of the estimated distance by the
most usual road from the member place
of residence to the seat of Congress. The
mileage, which was 80 cents mile, was to
| be paid at the commencement and end of
every session. At every session of the
Senate, 10 recess, Senators were to receive
81 day, and 81 for every 20 miles travel
"a very queer provision. The law was
only to be in force up to March 4, 1875.
The next legislation on this subject was
by the Fourth Congress at its first session
in Philadelphia, on the 10th OF March,
1896, fixing the salary at Sc per day and
Sc for every 20 miles trayel, with no linn
itation as to the duration of the law.
The first occasion for making compensa-
ton for Delegates from Territories occurr-
ed in 1902, when they were placed upon
the same footing, as to pay, as Senators
and Representatives.
From 1906 to 1915 no change was made
On the 10th of March 1915, the Four
teenth Congress fixed the pay at an an
nual salary OF 81, 5UU-making a stringent
provision for deduction for absenteelsm
except in case of sickness. Though nothing
was said in this act in regard to mileage
g. it was evidently continued in force, sine
the only change attempted or protesseC
was the substitute of salary for the pc
diem compensation. This change pro
duccd a sensation throughout the countr,
scarcely inferior to that of the saiary-gra
of lS73,-and very few Of the nen VIII
voted for the salary law were ever sent t
Congress again. The next Congress, o.
the 18th Of January 1878, repealed the sa
airy law, and passed a new act liking tn
\ compensation at IS day and IS tor ever
L. 20 miles travel,-or 40 cents mile.
There was no further legislation upo
this subject worthy Of notice, until tn
10th day OF August 1856, when an act wa
passed fixing the salary at $4,000 a year
the mileage remaining as before, IS for e'
- cry 20 miles.
The next legislation was on the 2Sth
July 1866. and raised the salary of Sen
- tors and Representatives to $4,000 yea
and $4,000 for the Speaker,-the mileas
was changed to 20 cents mile.
! The next legislation was on March
1878, raising the salary to s. ,5o0 yea
and giving themselves each two years na'
pay at that rate. That act also provide
that, instead Of mileage, actual travelll
expenses should be allowed once for eat
- session.
- The indignation which that act Great
~ caused its repeal by the same Congre
which enacted it.
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lll|IIlH[5i|gll'{EI

l WARRANT ONE BOTTLE A PERFECT CURE IN
THE WORST FORMS of Pies, two to five bottles in
LEPRosY, ScRoFULA, RHEUMATISM, SALT RHEUM,
CANCER, CATARRH, KIDEEy DISEASES. and all dis
eases OF the skin, and the greatest Blood Purifier
to send 10 me and take back their money in al.
cases of failure. None for Is years II. D.FOWLE,
Chemist, Boston, and Montreal. Sold throughout
the world. 81 bottle. Send for Circulars Of aston
ishing cures
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STANDARD loTTA BusTLE.

DIPLOMA AWARDED
BY The AMERICAN In
sTTTUTR each year. A
w. Thomas, Patentee
and Manufacturer, for
the Lightest, Strong.
est and most comfort
able B u 8 t ! ct b e
Standard that
can be wJrn. Sizes
to suit every style Of
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-11

Dr. Sharps Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
paint Constipation, Vomiting of Food, Sour Stonl-
ach, Water Brash, Heartburn, Low Spirits, &c In
thirty five years never failing to cure the most OBJ
stinate cases. Sold by druggists generally. Depot
145 Eighth street, New York. Circulars mailed on
application. Sold by Eh-il Kehler- III 3d&w6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-11
Saws.
BOYNToN S
LIGHTNING SAWS.


E.-z=zz~@zssE $3.50
<
Two Direct Cuttizg Edges instead of ore IS '>
fote extra s.erl and durability over Tie c. .''-'
n M TOOTH
A rI,oIIenge $500, toward e~Vcr - - Ft'aEc
tas To nroye thai the Lightning Saws excel a. 'ito' q
cnes1 Else and Simplicity has be"- ch"rs" s'- - -
and has never been accepted. More thau az SIC t'.-
ming Saws were sold during the year - the
Of which testify 10 their superior mems , .
Our leading papers, snch as the 5iFsa,- - Il III
sixty editorial notices recommending thtNt go O.
mer's Clubs Lunbermcn, and Harhwarf - .t
in pronouncif the genuine Lightning saw 'au ( 0'eS
irhnr-savig implement of tha eye. Il
have hundreds of leite-- from rrncfr'i F IN : W
un'arilv written expressing entire prpTny"t o. . -
J. W Blake ESQ. Supe~iut 7det OF the Ann ~ ~.
itue writes For all pnrpu nj eFo.s-enill,E - -
or small timber your cross-cuts Il wondsaws haSe 70
rival in speei Their ~ tVerSR hse ".u' -
vast amount Of money aad time, e. d Siiteh INC l"
of millions Of men," MA, - oos,, IN
p-actical lumber man r'-o wes L - rs easy 70
cut d to q thousand feet wi III Ehtnng Saw a. 70
~ thousand with Tho oil innh. We get - cens pr
Thousand for cuttng-o The difference weuld ply ~
saw in less than days work. ,..,.
Saw will send 6-fcot crosscut aud buck saw -olade
For Catalogue and additional Information. address
E.M, BoYNTON, 30 Beekman St., New VOTE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturers
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A MIRACLEl
TESTIMONIAL
Office and Re icence No. A Daup Inc ST.,
New ORIFA Sept. %, q.
Apt TRYOS j, Is O0DWARD

New ORLEANS, Sept. %, / 3.
CAPT TRYON j, IS OODNARD
Agent Ma air E Medicines.
No 80 MagdZ Street:
EsTEEMED SIR:-From ceiling of heartfelt graf
itude and general sense Of duty, am pr mpted
10 address You and respectfully be- to give You
voluntary and brief statement o. my past ana pres
emit state of he th. USDRASGo LIVER AND BLOOD
3ITTERs AND SARsAPAgILLA TosIc. Ny hesith for
years has been bad, but from the commeneeman' OF
this wear rapidly declined forcing me to aba IdOn
ali ehara tt of business and upon becoming con-
pieey paraIyzed in my right arm and with my
whole right side threatened, became heIpIsese
hopeless indeed, though attended upon by the mos.
skfllful physici OF this and other states AIa
cities with no benefit; and, in fact, my own meai-
cal knowledge forces realize the lac, lnat w
l. As snme change and Improvement took place soon
with me would shortly DE anu maj maj ny |J 49,,
earthly arrangement accordingly, When y q noss
proy,dentiai Circumstance was uneeeeo 70 ano
nat Won ahont munth ago, and, from yonr gen.
erous sympa IS, was induced ITO grat1y you: pul
win no hope confidence OF dement, 10 myself o
only try the Cundurango; and 10 my utnusf acton
iban nj and qualification. am now almost entirely
| ,,red to perfect health, and that by the Use OF
| - on hottle OF the CUNDURAsGD LIVER AND
| RI eop BITTERs and sAEsAPARIE.IA TONIC. feel,
i,-it.ad a renewed aud reslrrecJed man. and will
/ vei nv dear rir, lie or teful in my remembrance
81 10 for the kind interest and generous sym atby
shown me in my wrstehed helplessuess, and aIn
| 9 .nvinced that TO the of Canderango and Dl-
| vine Proyi ience through you. am indeoted ioi
| new lease oil life.
1 from a sense Of duty let me ask that pubiica-
| tion OF my CA b. made; and by my happy expert
encs none nee 1 despair, aud that throagh you, IN
the use of Candaran 20. they may Also ma reilei
has fed. Wits respee. aud era itude, remain
| saurs truiy. etc Taos i. 10 AN JR. NJ. D.
Y " ORLEANS, S pit. u, 1873
| We the undersigned. being personally aciHaihteo
with Dr. Logan. cheerfuly certify that ne above
IT il true and correct II every particular.
G MeCALiISfEk
GOODWIN.
| DANfL HIGEAk-
Sold nv Censor & Thomas, i.ock Island,
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I'd ----' NJ. ~ !
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
T. Work tor the United States Court Hous, and Post
IL Proposals win Sc ssceived Il &c oics
OF the Superintendent until ~ NJ OF 18th day a June
@ e and a ron wI ana Enc
g me sk,rng OF the railing and fsscia 70 Mezzanine
nS9r q re ros once SCREEN q The casngs &c.
yard, OF the entrance doors and the illuminated thing u
floors root and STEWARDSHIP exhibited on the draw
ng described In the specifications and called in the
may be had application this Office ''N '0''suuH
AZ ra ni r. s g. * nc s
free Of charge, but will be erected ~ the contractors
, Proposals Will pc made by the piece, superficial
np Or Weigh oT TIE various items Of wosk ~
The work Of the Post once screen, railing, &c, .
ne zzanine casiag &C. 70 n9or under COURTYARD sA-
must be completed within three months from the date ~
acceptance OF PROPOSAL stairs A. and d within l0ur
within six months from date OF acceptance The difcr
ent divisions Of the work TO be performed in the order 10
be hereafter given but within the times above spccie
cent until the final completion OF the contract
All bids mus be accompanied By penal bond, IN the
pm Of twenty i've thousand dollars $4,000, that me
United Judge Clerk Of United States Court cr
the district attorney OF the dstrcL wherein he resides
bids The deemed for the interest the government to
do so or 70 sbdivie the various items OF work among
on the printed form to be obtained az this office. and
this advertisement. Or i viii not be considered.
not themselves engaged in the manufacture Of wrought
and iron aud who have not the necessary ia
eIs1ss SI sesasS out sealed envelope
STessd 70 0 '0' nuis6sD saperintsnas s a.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBAkY.-THE SPLEEN
~ did steamers DREW and ST. JOHN leave pier a.
foot OF Canal street daily Sundays exeepted sto p NJ
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L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
L. MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI, Captain n D Crowen,
Saturday, June l3 at O'Clock r. NJ ~
Louis, vcksburg, Mobile. Galveston and indanola-
For freight passage, having superior accommoda.
tons apply 70 FREDERIC BAKER. pier 36 North River
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORs.-sEALKB
IN proposals will be received by the Jersey CITY and
Albany Railroad Company until noon jane l6 for the
erstraw informaton furnished on application TO the
B. K. xLBURTIs, President 4s Beaver street, n. =.
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TN,DoNovAN RossA -sTEERA0E PASSAGE. SO;
sss MsssdoN,s AS4kcitssncd SAL
days Minnesota Tuesday. Northern Hotel corner Cort
landt and West sueeta
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VACHT RAcH AND FISHING BANKS ON THURS,
Il Day, June Il nrh4 New haven stsampoat Travel
leaving No.th Eighih street WiliamsburR at So n
Ninth street East RIVER at Z: Per Dover street. .
Pier IS North River foot Of Spring street. at & Pier
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NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
In DAILY LINZ to Norfolk
and Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Petersburg and

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier North River foot Of Beach street seAmers
leave daily ct r. NJ for Norfolk, and PASSENGERS
sTEAMERs tor Norfolk CITY Point and Richpond on
days. p. NJ, for norfolk only 80
Through bills OF adng and passenger tickets issued to
all points South and South via Virginia and renRe+
see Atiaac Coast Seaboard and ober lines; also By
by steamers Norfolk for Newborn and ashnatOu n
9. and other points Once. l07 Greenwich street.
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IENNSXLVANIA EAiI.ROAD.
1 The Great Trunk Line and United States MAN
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Desoroascs and
Express Hsrrisbura Pittsburg me- West and South
Psmsn nI pSiSes car, az ssfehsd $50 NJ and
Transport ANA Lock Haven $50 a. NJ, connecting At
vor Baltimore. washington and the SOUTH. Limited
Washington Express" OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily,
eeaRs anndsS SS Sunday
s sr and q light sunday Sa and
! Emigrant an second class, ~. H.. 1900.
Acconmo alton for Trenton at A. M, and s:loP ~
80 10 Il 30 p Il, and i night Sunday 20 and sii
re- E s,s Ss .s h -. "a ~ III l 70 =
vi u se n and 2p,sh, Sunday 70 ana cay
'Ss slS s sSs 4 $40 sss SID d f. and and
'SsS'sSs sS ana aspsSI and South A'o' and
gs s:l sa:. a fas g y e. 10 ana
I f ssr ssas saS Ssade
For freehoId, a. NJ, , and =, NJ,
ri rs%bsslop ana Camden, 4 n. and vs boat rom
Tfsss : ssg s G- gay st0G 5'' g, ssssap
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, ,ao Am.
S Fam, and y sunday Al ;o and II q
saS %. s:S i as 4 NJ, SssS and y n Z n ss.'
streets Emisrsps Ticket once No. satiSTy place
General Manager. Gen PASSENGER xa9nt
TOONnOTrT Ann KINrcTON-r.XNnTNG NJ O0Z.
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CrONfT0ToN LINE FOR BOSTON.
~. --- The elegant steamers go
day, -.
sfoNINGTON. every Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
from pier s. North River. ats M
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT p2R Is7s.H1ELsEMs =, AE M
Monday june g. ii7A landing Is Eleventh street, Asso-
ria Elshy.fourth street and Harlem; - ,.c an AK
s5S y a ana ia WIN ,iaO, 10 sso s'"'
s ss% lh %s fsS sS' where sosp lsrc SUNDAY
boAta leave Peck slip for Assor1a snc sve ry
mencina az .: ~ K NJ; Mss bort leaves At ~ This
KingsbridRo. J. y. TALLhAN' eupc'"""uon"
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CUNARD LINE. -
with view Of aimInsS sSs chances OF soliision the
Of this line take specified course Tor AL sea-
on me ouswsrd passass nom oueenssownt % Nov York
SaSss e s n g. Gsf'dian latitude
y rs Of
cAs5 1T doRk hkSBo 50Sk AID
Sass4sIA ss:it June I x ss j3sy
s saa S.,sia.y ROM ssH
s sissy
=: 81 s.ss
s M s;s Is. EYE.
'''A' R GHA iSlss"s 8. yRAseKsxs Agent
&c nEr s1s .s sy
City. All 80 r NJ. on Wednssdsy, june 10 lg!A
No. Bowllng Green New YORK
nNLY DIRRUr LINE 10 FRANCE.
hssss
The splendid vessel. e ma sysTs the Con-
rom rss NJ * North Rivor q 1olioxs ..as.' A -
RAAsF4ffkTrs ss:,nrSasy June
En-; s & III: gsssss sssi faas IS
Continent Of Europe, BY takina this line, AVOID both
transit by Engish railway and the dscomorts Of
Ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble ana
',A GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent s. Broadway.
0rR-Lengthened steamers being q present unpopi.
lar proper to the tact that there
such In the French line.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
=. The steamship KoLN, CAPTAIN +. Ringk
Will sail Wednesd av, June TO- at r NJ, from Bremen
pier Of hd aSsSfR o Re- followed by
on Saturday, June IS.
RATES or PASSAGE II y0 LYNDON. HAvRE AND
payable In gold, Its equivalent In currency.
CABIN lxU
Second Cabin n
SteeraEe 80
Agents. No. z Bowling Green
INVITE STAR LINE,
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TJ0YAL WEST INDIA NAIL STEAM PACKET
Al COMPANY.

Regular communication from Havana by steamers OF
the Royal Mali steam Packet Company with Gulf of
Mexco Porto Rico, st Thomas Barbados TRINIDAD ana
The vesseis Of the aboye company cier al excellent
opportunity for travellers visiting the West India
shtpa. l.4 ..
Steamers leave layana for the Gull Of Mexico about
west India Islands britsh Guana Isthmus OF
Panama and the racHc about the 18th OF each month
sSrf1 g fFiiiSlsfs' fRpsLf % co. New YORK;
J. H. CAMERON, Eco, St Thomas;
Il B. CRAWFORD, ESQ.,, Havana, or 49,.
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DONDOUT AND KINGsTON-LANDIN0 AT Q0@
zen's CORNWALL Newburg Marbqrough M n Es ~
and JAMES W. BALDWIN. leave Harrison Hrss< psss
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AKRCHANTs' OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY
M and Troy JAMS ?. SCHUYLER leaves spnng
Fare only 81 with berth deck, 0c. Connecting with
railroads Returning, leave Albany p. NJ.
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship NEW ORLEANS, Captain Ciapp will
leave pier No North River, on Saturday June IS at
Galveston fndanoa, Rockport or Aransas Wharf Bro.
santiago. St Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage. $50;
ateerage SO For freight or passage Apply to CLARK
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TEXAS LINE.-FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
i Key West carrying the United States Mal,-Steamer
SaYDs Captain Edrdss YIN leave pier y East River.
given IL Houston and ali points on tile sIyeston Hous
ton and iendersonassb B. B-and @ n r. No charge
for forwarding IN New York. For freight or passage
@. II. MALLORY CO.. 1853 Maiden lane
W. r. CLYDE 1l9 Wall street
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-12

Alps silver Mining Company. -Loca-
ton of principal place Of business, San Fran
cisco, Cal. Location of Works, Ely Mining
District, Lincoln county, Nevads Notice Is
hereby given that ut meeting OF the Board Of
Directors, held on the second day OF February,
1874, an assessment tNo. q Of Twenty-Five
c. nts per share WIS levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately in
office of the Company, No. 42e Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Thirteenth day Of
March. 1874, will be delinquent, and auver-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless pay.
ment is made before will be sold on the SIX b
day OF April. 1874, to pay the delinquent
| assessment, together with costs Of advertising
| and expenses OF sale.
| By order Of the Directors.
CT. BAICoM, Secretary.
Ofice-426 Montgomery street, San Frsncisec
California. fs-td
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Yr9al, Gtr.
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF LIN
y eoln.-Dhtrict Iouft sevelth Judieinl
tstrict
lhe State o. Nevada. to the Floral MIL and
Mining Comply, ALL all oWntrA oi, er Claim
ants, known ,r uLkLowh. to tie IIllt"lB atS
crlbed properly, tc-Nh; PttAestely clam 70
MIL and A,ill Site known The loiai MIL.
aid situate IN Phoebe. Lincoln County, state of
Ae,uga. greeting:
You uie Ltitby sunnorod 10 IlIstr leite
the district IoLit, seNtpih Juoi,iAl DihtIitt.
county of Lincoln. ,l IL. NillL Gay Cf l,liu
afy, 1914, to alsN,r uhto the ,Ih lliilt OF lie
slate ui Nevada, which sues 10 it,I,,i iLe tlni
ot one tLousalu AID siAiy tMo tU-lUv o.lltIs.
gUlu cein, utllLQu,Lt tbAts Gu tLe Ltitie ctH-
erib,d lIup.ty, toe,tL,r with l,I,tn tse aid
eUAts as is lioNia,d Ly law, ls iuiy tet i.iiL IN
u con, plhili en Ale III NY ,iLce. AID II ,Cu lsil
to all.ar and slsW,i, lie flliLtin tLtI lid
lleIe Will take !uakmtli sbSllAt you f.r lie
aivie ulQ lnIlnt, ttt,tLIr NliL all tohts sLlte-
4u,nt 10 the lsses Lit u slid tsA.s lId u Ills
action.
Gwen under my hand ard the seal OF the Dis
trict CvLft seNt LiL Judicial Disuict, County ef
Lincoln, this 80 duy OF JlLugiy, A. ". 1874.
r. b. MilLkli. CLERK.
BY J. N. HASroHD. p,puIy.
State Of Nevada. County Of Lincoln.-pis1ict
| Court, seN,nih Judicial district
| County:
You are hereby required 10 make due ind
| legal service CT above sun mons LLd make your
| returns thereon within the tine lleAeliled Iy
PB. MILLER. Clerk.
ByJ. N. HASrsnp, p.puty.
piocLs, New, January ), 1914.
A uu. copy, ". 5. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
Fy B. Ii. ElnIrorp. Deputy.