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EAST Err N.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, Dec. SU.
Rufus Hatch, Vice President and
Managing Director of the Pacific Mail,
has fixed the rate of passage from New
York to San Francisco at 500 to $l1O
in the cabin, and $50 in the steerage.
The Pacific Mail 20. has refused to
renew its contract with the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, whereby
the rates of fare between here and San
Francisco had been enhanced. 1t is
believed, however, that they are only
fighting for better terms. The Mail
Company announce that they will dis
patch a steamer weekly with through
freight for San Francisco, for l / cents
a pound; also, say the China line will
go through from Hong Kong to Pana-
ma, via Yokohama and San Fran
cisco, without change, connecting with
steamers for New York via Isthmus.
They will, in the course Of a few
months, have six iron steamers and
two iron ships on the China line.
Railroad men talk equally strong.
California wool at 25@33c.
Lieutenant Commander Haswell, Of
the Ossippee, says they left Tortugas
on the 10th, with the Virginius in tow;
on Saturday following, during the
gale, the Virginius signalled that it
was leaking badly; on Christmas
morning she was still leaking badly;
at daylight the fires were out and the
crew asked to be taken off, which was
done. A buoy was fixed to mark the
position of the steamer when she sank.
The Ossippee remained by till the
Yirginius sank to the bottom, about
ten miles south of Cape Fear. b
Railroad Troubles over In Pennsylva.
MIA and Ohio.
So. COLUMBUS, Dec. 81.
Railroad troubles appear about over.
All the regular passenger trains left
on time to-day. Plttsburg engineers
strike ON Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, Chi
cago and Cleveland, and Pittsburg
railroad is over. Men went to work
under reduction this morning. All
passenger and freight trains are now
running regularly. A reduction OF III
per cent will take effect on Pennsyl-
vania Central and Allegheny Valley
Railroad tomorrow.
-~ NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
Engineers of Eastern Division OF
Penn. C. r. r. have been in session
in Jersey City for several hours past,
endeavoring to decide whether or not
they will strike tomorrow. Engi-
neers, pilots, and other ferry hands OF
the company, have agreed to reduc-
ton. The engineers on the New York
Division Of Penn. G. r. r. have decl-
ded to accept reduced wages, but re-
| monstrate against its continuance
longer than is actually necessary.
Receipts from the Internal Revenue.
] In December the Internal Revenue
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ElCN NEWS.

PENANG, Dec. 80.
A large force Of Acheeans have been
defeated by the Dutch. The Acheeans
lost heavily in battle.
Panic In Berlin.
LONDON, Dec. 81.
-. A special from Berlin says there is a
panic on the bourse of that city.
The loss blythe burning of Lloyds
weekly newspaper office is estimated
at 100000.
Jean Antoine Galignina, senior ed
itor of Galignina's Messenger, Is dead.
Spanish Politics.
There is complete rupture between
President CASTELAR, and Salmeron,
President of the Cortes. There is
some excitement in Madrid, but the
success of the Government In the
Cortes is considered certain.
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some opposition the recommendation
was adopted. ~
An open sewer was ordered on Main
street.
Petitions recommending Francis
Baker, Cristobal Aguilar, and 7. H.
Eaton, for Zanjero, were received, and
on motion ballot was taken.
Messrs. Dockweiller, De Cells, Val
dez, Gerkins, Mascarel, Beaudry and
Sabichi, voted for Aguilar; and Messrs.
Huber and Workman voted for Eaton.
Aguilar was declared elected.
Mr.. Huber moved that special
committee be appointed to see that
the water company place more hy-
drants throughout the city, as now
the danger from fire is great. Carried.
Messrs. Huber, Gerkins and Dock
weller, were appointed as such COM
mittee.
Bills of various parties were re-
ceived and referred to the finance
committee.
Mr.. Workman, from the committee
on lighting the bridge, reported that
all parties whom he had seen asked Sis
per month for services; and he desired
the committee continued.
On motion adjourned.
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Fatal RAILROAD Accident.

MERGED, CAL, Dec. 81.
AS the freight train due here at P.
M. was coming in, the section hands
attempted to run ahead, when one
Chinaman fell off the hand car, and
must have been stunned, as he did not
move after falling. The engineer on
the freight train tried hard to stop his
train but could not until the engine
and three loaded box cars had passed
over him, killing him instantly. No
blame is attached to the engineer.
Weather clear and cool.
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Stage Arrivals and Departures-Dec. 80.

TELEGRAPH LINE.
Arrivals H Lively, w w Keller,
A A Wilson, Chas Durfee, Watson.
Departures-J Cornell, J Long, S
Collins, Thos Ford.
COAST LINE.
Arrivals Oliver, J A Ashmore,
Jerry Grady, Thos Downing.
Departures-A Cornell, 7 r. Everett.
SAN BERNARDINO.
Arrivals-W ] Muncey, U Mither,
c Myerstein.
Departures-Mr Summer, J A Burk-
holder, J Stranchan. ..##
SAN DIEGO.
Arrivals-S G Circle, M Dore, G A
Kennedy, &C Chapman, Mr. Dickman.
Departures-G Doubikin, l. U TIT.
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NDeeial Notice

1t is said that all those who have taken the
Bethesda Mineral Spring Water have ex'
perienced very marvellous effects from its
use, especially those suffering from Kidney
and Spinal diseases. Many persons in the
Eastern and Southern States have testified To
the miraculous cures wrought By this eele-
brated water. Try 1t for several days, conse.
cutively, and you will be convinced Of It's
healthNll effects.
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Late kilograms,
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80.
Sargent recommends H. r. Reed as
Pension Agent, at San Francisco, in
place of II. G. Bennett.
Daily mail service is ordered between
Salinas City and San Juan.
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Pacific Coast kilograms.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Los Angeles and Other Cases.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 3,

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81.
Officer Keiser arrived tonight from
Los Angeles with George Pierce in
custody, accused Of abduct ing little
girl, daughter of Bertha Pierce. He
was released on bail.
John McMullen, John Murray, Johu
Williams and Thomas Williams were
arrested tonight for robbery. Neither
of the prisoners could give bail.
Joseph Stewart was arrested for bur-
glary.
Jose Marines was lodged in the city
prison, tonight, en- route from Los
Angeles to San Quentin. He was
sentenced to eight years for man.
slaughter.
The business streets of the city pre-
sent livery animated. appearance TO-
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Real Estate Transactions

Deeds filed for record for the "a hours end
Ing at O'Clock, Dec 81, 1873, as reported fol
the DAILY HERALD by Judson & Gillette
Searchers Of Records for Los Angeles county
w Rowland 10 Daniel McCarthy-Port Of
lot 4, block /, Beaudry tract; 81 300.
Il Holmes to 3 Rogers and + p Hulburl
-l27 l1-lOO acres OF Rancho Cienega; $1,000.
Juan Arroyni ct ux to CASTOR Orzarart--
Parts of Secs 10, II and Is, I Il $, Il l2w, 8 B M
$500
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or Special Interest 70 Farmers.

At the Esperanza Store, No. 1903
choicest stock of Merchandise, Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars, etc., In Southern California.
1t is we'll known that at this store you can
buy all goods In their line at nom Ave to ten
per cent. cheaper than at any other store in
Los Angeles; also that the highest price is
paid for all kinds or country produce. All
goods delivered to any part of the city FREQ Of
charge.
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Look at Th1si

The only place in the city to get
choice Engravings, Chromos, OIL Paintings,
etc, IL Mt NJ. V. Ponet's. 90 Main street. where
you can buy them cheap for cash, or pay in
weekly installments of nom Is ecnts to 81. DC
cording to the amount purchased.
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Wonderful, Isn't Itf

The amount Of goods one can got for 81 90 at
the Dollar Store Is really astonishing; and
Dunsmoor Brothers deem 1t pleasure to show
their beautiful stock Of Holiday Goods 70 all
who may choose to call. Parties buying pres
ents for Sabbath Schools or Christmas trees
will find 1t TO their advantage to call on Duns.
moor Bros. before making a selection,
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Spiritual Lecture.

There will be Spiritual Lecture at 1880 A.
NJ, New Years Day, at the Coeoonery on
Main street, two miles south of the Court
house. There maybe tests given TO establish
the truth of Spiritual Philosophy. Admis-
sion Free. The public are invited de3l
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eE- All men ought TO know that NIL kinds Of
gentlemen's Clothing will be made with neat
moss and dispatch by regular tailor. The
finest Imported and Domestic Cloths always
on hand at D. w. Fitzpatrok's. corner Of
Court and Spring streets.
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Ba- The tide of immigration Is steadily set
ting in, and the first thing eastern people do
is to throw away their Now York Hats and buy
q new one Of DESMOND. They say there Is no
comparison between the two.
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Common Council.

"a RsF The Marshal reported $l572 for IL
eenses during December. Placed on
The petition of Stephen Boushey,
asking the council to expose lot 3,
block Is, II acres, in Hancock's sur
=, yey, for sale, as he wishes to bore for
Z 81 IS tF ~ oil on the place, was granted. az
The bill authorizing the city to bond
itself for the fulfillment of its railroad
contract was returned by the Mayor,
unsigned. He objected because more
- ita.sfs was asked for than was required for
the purpose. :,
Workman moved that the sum be
$l2,5OO instead Of $l3,5OO. Lost.
The memorial was carried over the
Mayors objection.
sass.. Reaudry moved that the vote of the
II Council, October oath, 1872 be copied
and forwarded with the memorial.
Carried.
Messmer was instructed to lay his
old adobes where the City Surveyor
FMs81 shall direct. wEF 5AtI
Griffith, Lynch Il Co., were request
ed to return the scrip which they have
on the Street Fund, and receive an or
der on the Cash Fund
Mascarel moved that the City Attor-
ney be instructed to begin proceedings
against all persons persons indebted to the
and that he be authorized to employ a
clerk. Carried. A
aasn4 The Mayor objected to the bill of the
~ = Cronica for $l65 as too high, and be-
4HHFN cause the ayes and noes were not
called Hafsu .sI #a..
z the Mayor instructed to Pay the pm ii
akaa The committee on widening Ala
media street reported 1t necessary to
paw Mr.. Coronel $500 for his interest
and recommended this be done. After
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
San Francisco hoard or Brekers.
THE COURTS.
District CouPt-WIDNEY, J..

District CouRt-WIDSEY, j.
"WEDNESDAY, December 81.
Thompson VS. Hnncock-Findsngs nled, and
judgment ordered TO enter for plaintiff.
People VS. All Kong and Tung Si-New trial
granted, and case continued for the term.
Abila vs. Abia-G ID Compton, vice l. See-
bold, appointed commissioner In partition OF
the IajaItta ranch, and referees given until
the 18th day of January to make their report.
Judge Widney after disposing OF the bust.
ness of the day made brief speech, thanking
the officers Of the court and members of the
bar for their prompt attention TO duty and for
the kindness oftheir relations, aud declared
the court adjourned to January ID.
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Special Notices.

Fisher & Co. have very fine stock
Of Gold Spectacles. What Is nicer and more
appropriate Holiday Present for an aged per-
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Another fine lot Of Jewelry, Watch
es, Diamonds, and Clocks, Just received al
Fisher 4 Co.'s
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THE Emerson, Weber and CHECKER
ing pianos for sale on the instalment plan.
]. D. PATRICK, Travelling Agent Leave Or
ders at Hellman's Book store. nov2mle
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sv ]. Cohn keeps fne Havana and Domes-
tic Cigars. No. 81 Main street, Downey q Block,
Thompson 4 Gerson's saloon.
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night. As the weather is pleasant,
hosts of people are out for the purpose
of purchasing holiday presents.
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At Harris & Jacoby's Cash Store
Umbrellas at 8I.OO each.
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CITY AND SUBURBS.

At Harris & Jacoby's Cash Store
Fresh Garden, Grass and Alfalfa s,ed.
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At Harris & Jacoby's Cash Store
three pair Dlamod-Toe Shaker Socks for 81.
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ns- Every style of Painting and Glazing
done in the highest style Of art, and at reason
able rates, by G. Raphael Co.
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WANrs-LoST-FOUND.

EOR RENT To single gentle
Il man, or, to two wishing to occupy a
room together. nicely furshed, sunny
room, bathroom adjoining, In pleasant To-
eality. Apply at HERALD Office. jaltf
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WAST FED. ,An pURCH Hal FOR OR
a lot l00xl65 feet on the west side OF Hill St.,
between tenth and eleventh. Terms mode
rate. Apply on the premises, or at this Office.
dec28-tf
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r. m. CoNROY.

A CCOUNTANT AND COLLECT
"A mo AGENT. Office-Room No. 8, Tenn
pie Block, Los Angeles. Bookkeeping by the
day, week or month. Collections made In
the city ana ecss-.s dem
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s,a,s Ce.sr.i Cs..ius,
l,>.Iliea. sssss Piasssr..

? TIE uu,su Royalties party Of Nsvsds. IN
Ssyo.ioo to - Ooostltution aid hws Of the
r.S.ssi covsmmsut' hereby announces Its
- rssf1ru the prinei-
IN. p.rcAIcsn naytv a
PIE no PIn,y 10 ,.ss Nsslcusi couysation;
sncns.1 ~ NJ Moo md ,resf ser.
wee "a vs ssRsee 81 E.,r,s,nsS ths upics.
"a Iotes y.ns. 49, sc.si r,yiI ana
aeSnsnsd sLsse,y, me 49,. 1919 Ia,
lontiesi rsots 70 alsisI ,sss.ss' 80
siioa. . ,h., IN s%iiiss.s sHsi ssvs re sss.i
enloymsnt q neu rignuL seS.l.lo 9sI
peble eEents naen,y 70 tnsiI pnse,R, J. IN
honest exeeunon o. - pteeyssInsas .e ~
pssss; pa,s2' ,ss,T nbe,s al Ss,iss. .ud The
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.ulsur1aHDUa .ad
APpIioXTl6N,Sf tk DFATENT'
sa,Nn1gOs NAoalA'

II ~ "a
., s.ssrysy M g sss ,sA'nxssH
TLlNp ofTIcf. CARSON err,
~, I've III tSs otoBs C0NSoE
iDXTkD MINING COMPANY eorpoattoa
:!i;.isf 4 :ss.s!Ss.s ::,.s. N s. q S:.siG e.:
Of bnslnsssA u San 1nneisen yCaf,hssbyt,M
NE fio1 fof bars1f lof fnssp hlnarsd Q,Ro)
iSess' isst OF 90 ttAh jods. beaxtag god AID
live, he ssps sxtshAing 80 fsst n scrtA-
~ ! s.,;s aSs ss 81. re e.. &; I q . y .s |. sss,., e d 9 n
y sa az SisH .ssssscs sscsnd seaisiains
n esioos crcs embrsesd In ssA lot. No, lasnd
70 Asad7oR sit9Ats N Gold MI Itning Dis
tAci. storsys slnI, ststse q Ns.adA 2 A.
sufbed,tn a. .pld Ana fsh uotsp on hs In
sA b. Sass : i ts1sSSs 4! a..ssipdtion q .A.. uporssa.
Of the claim of1eisIy desinatsd sA"Let No.
"a and 70 a. u. Post No. I, hsins southsAst
corner 81 AIisonA cempAny's, survey. Nos. n
AID 90, whence the .aparfsf esction comef on
!: :s'i iias q s 3 IS \ 'Ss ss.n :s.l 4 ~ zee Sss. ': IT
distant ss lssti thsnes fsom Mid Post MOI
porth NX DEE. west 100 feet 70 Pest NOD;
thence so6th &H deg. west 80 feet 70 Post No.
8; thence south tlx dsg. east isoH Ret 70 Post
NO, 2; thence notth 2 deg. . ~; -. ssot
ssst !: 81 5G S:si e q ! fo :s; Ss. q HUI 'ssss S'i SersS Tx
Ssc. essticss isss u fost No. ! thence portk
sl de6:: es.y i,ot3N festte fost NO . thsaes
thence south SH az. .est 40 feetto rost No.
The g!ss. Of sssinn,rs ceI.,lIise y ZIG
q siet No. Oh. being tbs Mill siie ufsn
With taid mining premises bstsg described n
ginning at Post No. I. bsing Post No. : OF Lot
No; . indaoA aiossss,S Nsenss ths quarter
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
z NOTICE no. 2l4.
u, q. ssrvsy Ne. sS.

TT 8. LAND OFFICE, CARSON crTY,
UaNsxSdk oetobsrs, lst. Melee j, htreby
rivon hal lhe Green Gold and Silver Mining
Company,a corporation organized under the
laws Of } s1uis or caiiiornia, having. its post
ONCE sddrssa and principal plaza OF business
z. San ft.neisco: Caliiorpia, has Sy W. y:
ihefeih, this, DAY made application ior United
stated patent for sixteen hundred and thirty.six
(ibseD linear feet Of the Green Lode. In Gold
I'M and Devils 0ats Mining Districts, being
R.,s!y y s,S,sS "a PAM, uIa ia a ayoaod d0I ISs.:
hundred 900 feet IN width, extending In Z
southsriy direction nom the mouth Of the said
CompAny's tunnel. ct or near the northerly end
OF The claim, along the line OF said vein OF lode,
and embracing the same. with all lie dips,
angles and variations. TO anyderth and through
ost ne entire Width and depsh, although ne
claim or u. 8. survey No. % being described
upon tho surface b.. the plat and neld notes on
hh In this once A. follows. Wis: Beginning a.
Post No. ], about 100 feet westerly. IRON the
Desiri Gate Tollroad, and whence the quarter
section corner on the south line OF Section .,
T T,.s1. ~ a.. y nosi .s,. h uags r s ss,s; Meant loan
dstant ITO feet, and running nom said Poet
No ! along the westerly boundary OF tho 81.
Louis Company's survey, Lot No. u. south IL
degrees east af6 feet 10 Post No. .; thence
south lax degreer east i.s9s feet 10 Poet No. s.;
thence ,outh ny degrees west 800 fss, 70 Post
wet 1853 feet TO Post No. Q thence north
say degrees east III feet TO Post No. I, the
place Of MISUNDERSTANDING 10 0-loo acres
OF land, situated In east half Section .. Town
ship 20 north, Range Il east, Mount piablo
Courres and bearings expressed nom true
meridian. Magnetic variation. lek degrees
east.
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Pissssrn and Resolutions.

see Asss'ens.
Rfsarsd. ]. that We, the representatives OF
the Democratic and Libsrai party Of ne State
Of Nevada, 90 hsrsoy sxpress on! fullest Coz.
ndence IN ne admini,.fsuon o. ont preesnt
sdmini.t;sso ne asain o. jas. oessrvs: ne
nl INC nesis{ connasncs oIs psfsons' me-
spccIys on ponun. N tne niAte.
=. Inat WHY cpposec 2 .nose omo'nsuons
Q. mnsoa SsP,n, un,sn aess,mire 70 Siise..
eon.roIsh o Auon, wn,en .nesssor
70 orsif'a ss mo s e1rsa GUY enu s,cI' an man sna sSsrS
make bribery . trads. corruption . system. and
openly malisn or secretly whisper away the
geod name Of every public man who win not
do thsir bidding.
2 That 70 arc opposed 70 tie Ersntfng Of
subsidies In any form. either By Congress or
4. THAI We are opposed to the election Of any
candidate fof the Pfssidency toa third tsrm OF
once.
docs nost unseuisocsiiy condemn the i.ts en-.
acfment Of the Oongress OF the United States
known - the Back Salary Act"
Q. Thai Ne arc opposod to the Introduction
OF Chimes Into our midst, aud TO the end that
the laborng men Of this btste may not have 10
compete VIZ chlnsse labor ys request our
~ may be necessary TO secure the repeal OF the
present treaty with the Kmpire Of China.
Z, That cheap transportation 10 actually neces.
sary for the well.beinR and prosperity Of the
state, and that We fsvor the passage Of . law
by our next Legislature regulating the tariff OF
feiehts and Ares ON rosds IN this gtste. and
preyeniipe unjust DETERMINATION.
g. That We arc In favor OF tarins the property
Of railway Companies the sams a. other prop
erty. and that the PROPERTY on railroad compa.
niles should Be adjusted ss near its actual cash
o. That ve are IN xyor OF the sdootiou Of a
law by the Legislature limiting . legal days
Nort 70 eisht 6ours'
10. That We srs opposed 10 the repeal or
modification Of our present. buiiion tar law, a.
We consider Il the most Iust and equitable that
can be devised, - 70 70 only BY Ibis mode OF
taxation that alsrgs amount Of foreign capital
that sIsets the protection Of our law can be
srsusht 70 bear its Just proportion OF the az
penses OF the State and County Goyernnents.
n. That We arraigl the party Of the Admin
istratton IN power for its uneximpled extrava-
eancs and corruption. and for its unconstitu
tional and dangerous nsurpation OF powers not
delegated 70 tis Federal 6overnnsnt; We de-
ma d IN honest, essnomleL and lust sdminis-
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sTooKHoLDIRS MIGTiNo.

Orr1cH or THE LADY WASHINGTON
s u ! s'1' Is s ssiHlls:ss; ' s::s !; =. s s:!:;,:ss:
Board OF Trustees o. the Lady MssninEton
~ nini1g g; sopp e lb ss@ !sis q fi s.,s Z S e:sais Is' !:
hss,Sy eslIod. The same 10 Be held 1t the Once
9, n: oo%S:.y On he I'M DAY o. October.
INA g Iced =; E. al, .ns, Day, S;. . is,s mo q
inerrsss he capital stoef Of aid Company
nom $4,000 s,,Idsd in,S Zoo .n thar. s. q
81. sssI !,
L. II. NEWTON.
I-Hl sftr s.ts SAMUEL DIXON.
.eis "a ! .Y..oN Trustees.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nFFrcg OF CROWN POINT GOLD AND
" Silver Mining Company. No. tis California
street, San Francisco, October 8, ls!t.-Ata
named Company. held on thisda' q dividend
No. co. OF Three (ts) Dollars per share on :he
capital stock was declared. payable on the iath
instant. Transfer books viii be closed on the
iith Inst, ct 8 o'clock 2. -.
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.nCcIDENTAL HIHINa COMPANY
W Location on pripcipsi nlaoo Of business.
CALEDONIA sILvER MINING

bssiness, ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Storey county. Nevada. 1
Notice II hereby given. that a. . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the 18Th day OF
October, 1874, an assessment mo. ~ Of Three
Doiisrs tSs) per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable I'm.
mediatcly, In United States gold coin, TO the
Becretary, at the once Of the Company. <it
California street. San francisco, California.
AM stock upon which this assessment shall
isTI. viii be delinquent. and advertised for sale
az public auction. and unless payment is made
.bekprs. will DO sold On the EIGHTH dsy
Of December, ls1k, 10 pay tbs delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
n wEGENRR. Secretary
0nhee-<N California street, Ban Francisco,
California. ocle ID
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EMPIRE HILL AND MINING

EMPIRE HILL AND MINING
" Company Location Of principal place VI
business, Gan Francisco. California.
Location q works. Gold HUI District, sto-
rey county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that At . meeting Of
tho Board OF Directors. held On the 2tth day OF
October, 1874, an assessment CNo. 10y, OF finy
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United States god coin, 10 the secptary. Al
the once of the Company. No. $40 California
street, Room No. 8. San FRANCISCO, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shail
remain unpaidon the TWRNTY-SRvRNTl day
OF November. 1874, win he delinquent. and ad-
vsrtised for sale Of public auction, and unlers
payment IL made before, will be sold on the
TwENTY.F1RsT day OF December. 1915, TO
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
GRO. X. sPfNNHY, sec'y.
0nice-No. so California street, Room No. B,
San Francisco. California. oc20 I'd