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lions to be turned over to him
stringent conditions and
only 20 far as his schsme should
be q q success.
This Committss4was composed Of
the following Senators:
Window, Minnesota; Sherman,
Ohio; Conkling, New York; West.
Louisiana; Mitchell, Oregon; Con-
over, Florida; Davis, West Virginia:
Johnstonj Virginia, and Norwood.
Of Georgia:
As matters now stand, the initial
action by Congress has been taken
thoroughly to test, The feasibility
and expediency Of the several,
schemes, and some delay ii setaal
and ultimate results will be nesces-
sary: In the meanwh lie, apreopsas4a:7
lions are made to give tem,p&aryr re-
lief to commerce by dredging the
Passes. We reach the following
conclusions on this subject
l. The question is still open and
undetermined, as to which plan;
Canal or jettee, will best answer the
commercial wants Of the Mississippi
Valley AND this question can only
safely and satisfactorily be settled
either by additional and careful
surveys OF actual experiment.
2. It is q question of 50 .tnteh
magnitude. and affecting 80 many
interests that the National Govern
ment does not propose, by popular
clamor from any section or any
class, to be hurried in It's solution.
3. The Outlet to the Gull, has so
many rivals. along the lakes, and
the water lines advocated through
Virginia aud Georgia-and meets
such opposition from the railroads,
that only: great patience, wisdom
and discretion on the part Of our
Representatives In the House and
ESenate, will secure that upapimlty
and concert Of action requisite for
/ 4. The public opinion that sup
fposes any one or oil Of Tie Con-
~gressional Representatives from
Louisiana can manipulate and mr.
bitrarily control this great indus
trial question, is an ignorant one,
and the. disposition to pass hasty
and censorious judgments, on either
the actions or motives Of the gen.
tlemen in. the House and Senate,
who. control this question and who
are supposed to understand tho
difficulties; attending such leggisla-
ton, is not only unjust. but i'll
advised, and can only. injure the
very interests that these captious
fault-fnders claim.to advance.
Earnest, hopeful effort and char
|itable interchange of thoughts
among all who are involved; and pa-
tient waiting, as well as working,
will remove the embargoes, found
III the Instructions Of the delta, Oh
the commerce md values OF tho Mis-
sissippi Valley.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

EXECUTIVE coArdlgTEE. .
Hon. z. CHANDLER, Chairman.
8. CAMERON,
JOHN CoBuRa, :.
RS" JoHN A. LOGAN 70 j.
~"l H.H. SFAHKwEATHHR, -
aNFWM. N. STEWART.
Marcus L. WARD, i,
r. C., PrAr4, -
GIoaaE g. Mckee.
ii "",' y. n. EDMUNDs, "
ain. ".'r A.-s~"! Secretary.
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protect che rights Of oil the citizens,
and give an unexampled growth
and prosperity to our beloved
State.
4 Run 70 M~ANDEHLLE.
~ On. Sunday, July 18th, Senator
Pinchback, accompanied by Hon.
Vine G.. Brown, State Superiutend-:
ent Of Public Education, and Hon.
J. Ross Stewart, of Tensas parish,
took passage on the good steamer
.Camelia, and after a very pleasant
trip of about two hours duration,
were safely landed at Vaudeville.
They were met at the landing by
Mr.. Leblanc, Hon. A. J. Couzin,
Mr.. Joseph Matthews, MI. Robinson,
and other prominent citizens OF
Vaudeville, and escorted to the
residence of Mr.. .I1Blanc, where
the party were received and treated
in the MOST hospitable,. manner.
The news of the distinguished ar
rivals soon spread, and attracted a
|larpe number of friends, all anxious
to see Gov. Pinchback and have a
talk with him Upon current topics.
The crowd had now assumed such
proportions that it was thought
best il order to answer the many
questions, that Gov. Pinchback
should publicly address the assem-
blage.
A temporary stand was soon
erected and the meeting organized
by electing Mr.. Joseph Matthews.
as President, and MI. Israel Jones'
as Secretary.
Gov: Pinchback was then intro.
duced and made a forcible and
practical address which was 1istened
to with marked attention through
out, and the close a vote of thanks
and three hearty cheers were giver
fGov. Pinchback. -. =.
Mr.: Brown being loudly called
for, arose and made some appro'
priate remarks, dwelling partict,'
larly upon the policy Of the White
League, proving the whole move;
me4t TO be impracticable and alb
surd, in. that it would be madnes:
on. the part of the whites to throw
seventy thousand black people-tht
men that oultivated.the soil and upor
whom the properties of Louisiaas
so largely depenaed,-out of employ
ment. .,
The speaker also alluded to th'
Importance of schools and Of edu
eating the children so as to maxi
good citizens, and closed by urging
the colored men to heal all differ
ences and stand true to the part,
that had given them the blessing
of liberty and the right to tn
pursuit of happiness"
Superintendent Brown made !,
fine impression upon his audienc'
who evidently appreciated the fore
of his eloquent remarks and th'
importance OF the several 'sugges
tons contained therein. A vote 0
thanks and three hearty cheers wer'
also given him.
Mr.. Stewart also made a shor
speech, Astounding in well-timed ant
effective suggestions, after whic]
the meeting adjourned.
The leading men present on th
occasion congratulated the speakers
and exacted from them a promis
that they would soon pay ther
another visit, and upon assurance
that they would comply with tn
request, the crowd quietly dis
persed.
! The day was most pleasant
spent and at half-past four o'clocl
the party took the steamer for til
city, carrying with them the kin
wishes of their friends who accom-
panied them, to the boat, and feelin
that the trip had been one Of prof
as well as o: pleasure. ....
X HON. WIZ. MURRELL
i. We see published in the Nmdies
. Ill.,. ~ T,,1.~ A&L 1914 .oA a
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tation in the government. All
these plausible and specious mis-
representations, in their varied and
multiform phases, are to be made
and reiterated to tho rural voters,
so as to inspire suspicion of their
leaders, and their party; distrust OF
their friends, discouragement in
their efeorts-to be followed up
with threats, implied, suggested or
declared-so as, by some OF all
means, to destroy the interest in
the minds of the Republican voters
in the coming election, and to deter
and prevent them from casting their
ballots for the Republican candi-
dates for Office. We have reasonar
bic grounds to believe that these
Democratic devices against the sue
cess of our party, whether emanating
from the malice or deceit of their
projectors, will be brought to
naught. In the city, their plans
are already well understood, and
efficient measures taken to thwart
them; and in the country parishes,
long before the election, by &
Thorough canvass made by the re-
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mate for Offices of honor and trust,
6dd and Enthusiastically men, they, the
people, will refuse their ratification
of the nominations made, and if
need be, in their SOY ereign capacity,
y ill-undertake :afresh the work OF
placing before the people for their
good and true men.
There was never q period in the
history Of Louisiana when the in
terest Of the State, the rights of the
:eolored people, and the success OF
the Republican party so demanded
honest and competent men in Office
and never q time when the personal
and persistent attention Of the voters
TO their interest was more required
to secure the elevation Of such men.
Let us have a State Convention
elected by the people; with the
confidence Of the people; compre-
bending the interests of the people;
and who will faithfully represent
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JACOB. TOME, Treasurer: =. ~,
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Gen. Humphreys, Chief OF Engi-
neerx;, in his celebrated work on the
Physics and Hydraulics of The
Mississippi River, pages 449-455,
and also before the Senate Trans
portation Committee, admits the
feasibility of the jettes system,
though he now contends, that the
tidal current is not sufficient to OBJ
viate the expense Of "an annual
extension OF jettees." Movements
were made by the friends of each o.
the plans of outlets, currently, to
secure favorable action by Con-
gross. The Canal succeeded in the
House, but the. Senate declined
passing the bill for the present, and I!
the Transportation Committee IN
structed Gen. West. to report IN
their behalf q recommendation OF
additional surveys and appropria'
ltions therefor, as a preliminary to
the formal adoption Of the Fort st
Philip project, by the Government
at the same time, they reported
favorably upon Senate Bill SIT
which proposed, in the meanwhile
TO authorize the construction o:
iettees y.Qapt.' Fades, at his OWE
expense-giving him two years tt
:! obtain results, and the aprrorr'a'
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state csstrai Csssittsi
Rsp.slses. ssass Piasssrn.

The Unisn Republican party Of Nevada. IN
Convention assembled, renewing tts pledges OF
devotion 20 the Constellation AID laws OF the
Federal 0ovemment. hereby announces is
Rssoirsd- First-fhst We reaalrn the prinei.
p,es and policy Of the hePa slicsn party =:
enuneiAted By Its last national convention,
that We arc proud Of its history and great ser
vices, and We especially commend tns v,gof
abolished slavery, and secured equal civil and
political rights 10 all citizens. We demand that
thepe rights be enforced By appropriate legts-
ation. 90 that Ill citizens shall have the equal
enjoyment Of their rights We demand OF our
bonsst ~eTeeuron Of he plsdges made TO the
pabhe; purity. integrity and seonomy IN the
discharrs Of thsir o61ctal duties, and the
prompt and fearless sI.nina,ion and punish.
nentof thoss who Violate any Of their ooliga'
~sscond-That We heartily indorss the last
Repsbliean Congress In repeating the hw In
creasing ofhcial salaries; In reducing expenses
by more than S3o,ooo,ooo In successfhlly 10.
.,.sx a. ~ ~ n,.s,,et al coinmhis- and In
rrSormin. sh..~s crnersliv. Thereby The Re
paSllesn usss, M. rposed itself 10 b worthy
o, CONTINUED support oy IN. peop,s. 49,, A..
.,ssas - ~ $500 ~ er-,v msintsiped. An
order ths, N. -eommsrisI and industriai inter.
40 nav not INNER Iniurx nv Inc duetuafion OF
yslucs' az ~ imnsirins az decree OF confidence
vhieh nov preysIis vith rrvsrd 10 The eireu.
n..s y wv
Ts- rs.,mS 1890 N. .,.~,io, NJ
.=ps.srdsn, a. MA ppsw Al sstsniishinr 4
nrssNasn, a.D.,ons ~ h. n.rnSfuity On re-
paAiiess insiiiaiioss.
ane "a DOLLY ~. s.xssS n snnport
" ss,s .SrS. 1870. ~ orr
y. sn,eh - ny. ssr" ~ chira An
nh. msrrss a. ~ s,seou.,sth ~ immieration
OF servue eAse o. hooSeu 80 surs ~
iauon - ~ setssIy pooie.s " i"p
OF depraysd persons Irom aofo.a. -,u,.
s.nL n-snts
Of subsidies or grants to nilwavs OF other coc
po,snsos n. .svsp.
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luminous.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
First Judicial District OF the State OF Ne.
vada, in and for Storey County III o. Dsuehy,
Paintif. vs. A. X. Matthews. Defendani.-Ac
tIon br,.ucht In the District Court OF the First
Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada. In and
FOR the County OF storey, and the complaint
fled In said county. In the ONCE OF the Clerk ol
said pistrict Court. on the 10Th day Of August,
A. d. ls14.-The State OF Nevada .ends greet.
Ing TO A. ]. Matthew'S, defendant: foa are
hereby required TO appear In an action brought
a~rsinst Won BY the above named plaintiff. In the
Blstnct Court Of the Firrt Judicial District Of
the STATE OF Nevada. In and for the County. OF
Siorey. and answer the complaint nled therein,
within ten days exclusive OF the day Of ~servicel
amer the service on you OF this summons, y
rcryed In said county; or, " served out OF ssld
county. within twenty DAYS; ,nd " ~ o.ns n
be taken against you according to the prayer Of
,aid complaint. -
ment srsIpst you for 1t02 it-i0o. u. y. gold
coin. and costs Of cult. on the ground that said
sum 10 due and owing 10 plaintiff nom you ior
meats sold and delivered TO you o. your special
instsnce and request, % win fully appear BY
said complaint, to which you arc referred Tor
Ana you are hereby notified that 10 you nall
10 answer the complaint the said .plainiin WIN
take judgment against you for tto7 itioo, U. 3.
SGiyen under nv hand and the seal Of the Dis.
triet Cont Of the First Judicial District OF the
STATE OF Nevada. In and for the County OF sto-
rev. this 10Th day Of August. In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
four. ruovpeoS c,.,l
T. Z. buAxr, attorney for plaintiff.
selA law I'm
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NOTICE.

mo AuopsTus YENpEa, TASQyoT:
ikersby demand Of 700 the several snounls
ksssssss Yepde,, $50 %; O you; T.sqno,,
~ vienot, $50 90, In United States geld
sois, doe By you % ycar proportion o. ths ss;
~ esrfsin nina and ersfts lode. Known -
- SesIssss1 slsin. located October sth. 1889,
sit.stsd n ths bed o. Spring Valley. west OF
~ 49, rosi, Lyou county, State OF Nevada,
"a I ssrsbv givs yca notice that unles: ..ld
saosst o. nonsy ehasxsd q and szpsnded ~
~ cIcs, Roon No. 10, ODD Fellows Build.
Ing. 10 The CITY. Of vlrxinia. BY you, At or be.
iors he srpiniion Of ninety 90 days nom
SsIs hersaf. your intsrest In saId poulerand
mise WI b tak.n possession Of BY me. co.
owner % said Doalerand claim. and your rghts
spd Interests IN said mine or quartz claim for.
fsitsd according 10 law In such cases made aud
~ HERMANN J. T. scfiRIL.
vlrEisia CITY. Storey cousfy. Nevada, July
asa, is7t. jyis GOD
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MISCELLANEOUS.
APPLICATION ron PAINT.
NOTICE NO. o45.
n. =. s.rv.y Ne. Is and 70 ana 20 ..

o.. 8. surv., No. Is and soA ana 70 3.
TT 8. LAND oYPIcE. CARSON CIT.
u. New, September i, iMS- Nosies 70
hereby given that Tie ~ voNovL
sIi,tins under he laws ofths ststs Of California,
having its postefiee address and principal pi,cs
or business at San Fnncisco, Cal, has byF. II.
Thaysr, tts 6upeftntendent this oay nae sp.
p~lIcstion for patent for tneen hundred Hr,ooo
iapss, t tss, .s IN s1 ss,ssdIns 10 let a ssrtS.
esstesiy ana 80 fsst IN 9 southwestefly dire
tios hon Post No. I Of v. y. Survey or Lot no.
81 and WA, with surfAce ground containing
IL SSioo acres embraced N nd Q no. Sssnd
70 A and 70 D, situate IN Gold Hul Mining DIS
serSed IN he pisii and asld notes IN his In
Becinuinr Tor the description Of that portion
of ne claim o~fhcially designated. Mot No.
IS and 10 A." at Post No. ], being southeast
corner Of Arizona company's survey, NOS q
rsst line Of section I. township 10 north. rarge
distsnt 30 feet; thence nom said Post No 1
north NK deg. wet 100 feet 10 Post No. a;
thence south Sk DEG; west $50 Iset % Post 10;
2; thence . sSs,n ns aS ass; s ss', 3 ,, ~ 's 81, . Isl, pS;s
feet 10 Post No. 8; thence south 90 deE. 20 min:
esst 100 feet to Post No. O; thence north tlk
dec esst nav feet 70 Post No. Z; thence north
W. A. esst i.otiK net 10 Post No. 8; thence
nn,,h siT dee, west 500 feet 70 Post No. o;
thence ,S. aee n Se 1ys eontsinine ii sicc
s.,ss Thst portIou OF said claim designated
s..Iot M. 10 IL" being the mill site taken
Nth aid mining premises, being described in
aid plat and ncld notes as follows, vtx;. De.
ginniRs "a ~ 70 rS; A. T sfcrs.Sid. Whence tSs quarter
W cn co,ner IN ssst line al section 4. town.
. .sin "a nnrtb. pspse 70 esst. n. b. ~. bear
snp - iiss.nt AZ feet.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
= NOTICE no. 244.u
-
u. n. .survey Ne. %.

NJ" L
TT 9. LAND oFpIcE. CARSON CITY.
given that the Green Gold and Silver Mining
Company corporation organized under the
laws Of The State Of California, having 10 post
once addre~s and principal pace OF badness
At San francisco. California, has, by w. W.
T ,S.TsiS, a., =: AGENT ~. .ssr: soDi aea 3 ' tS1 noIesg
States patent for sixteen hundred and thirty.six
1850 linear feet OF the Green Lode. In Gold
I'LL and Dcvirs Gate Mining Districts, being
partly In Storey ard partly In Lyon county.
state Of Nevada. with surface ground three
hundred CO0) feet In width, extending In z
roulherly direction from the mouth Of the said
Company's tunnel. At or near the northerly end
ofthe claim. along the line Of said vein or lode,
and embracing the same. with. al is dips,
angles and variations. TO any depth and through.
same be found to enter land adjoining; the said
claim or U. 8. Survey No. % being described
upon the surface by the plat and neld notes on
ale 10 this once a. follows. viz: Beginning at
Post No. !. about 90 feet westerly from the
Deviis Gate TolLroad. and whence the quarter
Township 10 north. Rsnge q east. Mount
Dlablo meridian. bears north ~ degrees west.
distant I. 7so feet; and running nom raid Post
No I along the westerly boundary OF the ~:
Louis Company's SURVEY, Lot NO; W. south u
degrees east s76 feet 10 Poet No. .; thence
south itx degrees east ! ,s9s feet TO Poet No. 3;
thence routh s9k degrees west 800 feet 10 Post
No. 4; thence. fourth courre. north ltk degrees
west 1,6G feet to Post No. D ; thence north
say degrees east III feet TO Post No. I, the
place Of MISUNDERSTANDING 10 eSl00 acres
Of land, Situated In east half Section .. Town
ship 10 north, Range II cast, Mount Diablo
meridian.
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation. l6k degrees
east.
The ~. Louls claim, Lot No. g., % surveyed,
adjolns this claim upon the northeast.
The claim herein applied for 10 recorded at
page loi of hook v. Krcords OF Gold Hin MIN.
Ing District, kept In the ONCE OF the Recorder
Of Storey county. at Virginia City. Nevada.
Tho right To follow said Green Lode and eI.
tract and remove tho ore therefrom for l,636
feet along the course thereof, and throughout
It's entire width and depth, wherever found,
Although Il enter land adjoining said U. y. Sur.
yey No. p5, IL claimed under any patent that
may be issued upon this application;
AD0LPuuS WAITE, Register.
Horr. sELns 4 MCKEE, Attorney. San
Francisco, Cal. ocs I'D
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Csssable-Gsh Hill,
HUMPHREY sYM0Ns.
sehssi Trustess-yirsisiai
v. G. LORD.
w. n. X
X. J. PAsMORR,
AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS,
K. HURD.
sehssi Direetsrs-Gold Hill
DIR. w. O. c0NwRLL-
n. y. H~AZELTINR,
=. q. TAYLOR.
seal I'd

Platform and R<sslutiona
The Committee on Platform and Revolution
| reported the following, which were unanim'
o,.,, .sopted.
~. ~p.n,hiirsns nj Storey County. In Con.
III psmhisa' Resolyed. that
venu'h .sse"'e
Firt-The Hepubhcan psrty on otoley ooun'
~, In appealing TO the people Ior aeontinsahes
Of that confidence WIN when " ~ ~. ~
many years been nonofeo: re,ers o.nc p,s'o,y
Of the past a. an earness OF WAY my DC ea;
he past 1nssn Jearp. niled With grest deeds In
behalf Of the whole people, nrnisnes aoundant
justiheation OF the pary's CLAIM 10 eontinusa
control.
s~econd-That ct no time sfnce 70 slose oitne
rebellion has greater need existed TOT the 80
ist1tion Of the government. hvents irsntpn'
ing daily demonstrate that the c"nhict com
menced 10 uphold and keep pure q republican
form Of government 10 not yet fnished, and
,nisusted except 10 that party whose corner
sione IL :. EQUAL richis 20 an men"
Thid-That In President Grant we recognise
Q Just and fearless Chief Magistrate. whose
administration has been z great success, and !,
entitled to the support OF every true lover OF
liberty and every honest believer In republican
government.
~Fourth-That we oppose further subsidies to
railroads, and declare Tor equal taxation OF all
kinds Of property.
nnh-fhst In the name OF the whole people
Of Storey county We earnestly denounce the
attempt Of the Sutro Tunnel Company 70 de.
stroy tha prosperity Of this county; that In the
nnaf compilation OF the sutfo tunnel We ePpre..
bend ruin and destruction 70 the pros perfty OF
the people. We eannot cioec our eyes 70 the
met that In the ultimate success OF this iniqui
tous scheme oil property here must De reduced
In value, basiness must decline and wages DO
tree upon this people; and We urgently eau
upon ell classes OF people In storey county. o.
whatever business. trade or occupation, ana
aside non any political BIAS. TO seriously con.
sider the danger 10 which they are exposeo-e
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pIvIpEMp NOTICE.

nPPICE OF CROWN POINT COLI. AND
" Silver Mining Company. No. tle California
street. San Francisco. October =, is!t.-Ai .
meeting OF The Board OF Directors OF the shove
named Company, held on this da' q dividend
(No. 46) OF fhree (s3D Dollars per share on ,he
capital stock was declared. payable on the is'h
Instant. Tran'fer books will be closed on The
nth inst, Al . o'clock r.
oco i'm CIIAs. X. RLLIOT. Secretary
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IlIIONA AND UTAH MINING

A BIxONA UTAH miNhsss
"A Decentralization Of principal place OF
business. dan Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold I'LL Mining Die.
trist, storey County. Nevada.
NOTED. -Thsre are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing dsscribed stock, on account Of as,ess.
nsnt (No. iU) levied on the i2th da, o. Sep
tsmbef, 1874. the several amounts Get opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. ~
follows:
Names. No. Cert. shs. Amt.
Jennings ID Observation-Disclosures. .ts
And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the isfh day OF
September. lsTt, 90 many shares OF csch parcel
ofsuch stock q may be necessary. Will be cold 81
public auction, at the once OF the Company,
Room %, No. lia California street. San frantis.
60, Cal, On WEDNESDAY, the eth day Of No.
vsnbsr, is7t, o. the hour Of O'Clock Pm. ofrueh
day. 10 Day delipquent assessments thereon,
tessthsr With costs Of advertising and expenses
JOSEPH NA6UIRH, Secretary.
Ofhcs-Room %, No. AID California street,
San Fnaeiseo. California oeiI ID
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TO THE PUBLIC.

~,orIcfNo NY NAME UPON THE So
called "CinIrns' Union Ticket" o. candt;
t.ss Far The once OF County commlssioner,
wish 10 distinctly state that the same 70: joe
Without my knowledge or consent. nc .n.s ,
repudists any sueh action. ! WI no' nA'' s"'
JOHN RANDALL.
GOA mn, october II. 1874. oei1n.
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OALEDONIA sILyER MINING

" Company -LOcauon OI principal pihcs "
business, San Francltco. California.
Location OF works. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice Ia hereby given, that a. . meeting OF
the Board of Directors. held on the 18Th day OF
October. 1874, an assessment mo. " OF Three
Dollars (t3) per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable I'M
mediately, In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary, At the ofice OF the Company. ff
California street, San Francisco, California. !.
An, stock upon which TIL. assessment shall
i6I. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
Al public a~uction, and unless payment is made
before. will DO sold on the EIGHTH day
OF December, 1874, to pay the deliDgnent
assessment, together with coats OF Advertising
wEGENER, Secretary. :
Onice-li California street, San Francisco,
California. r ~ oclo VI