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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

els at g "a Gale for mixed Western; 6j % &c for
white Western
RICE quiet. light jobbing trade
PETROLEUM firm; crude 7iQ.sc; refined lGc.
TALLCW firm. Sales 5000 lbs. at .la1ic
EdGS firm: lG} a lie for state and Pennsylya
mia; l44@l6i for Western.
PROVISIONS - Pork quiet and heavy new mess
10 %. Beef quiet; extra mess sl2J0. Beef hams
ques, unchanged. Tierce beef unchanged Cut
meats quiet; middles firm; 9ja9i for long clear
short clear Ole Cumberland and short rib &C.
Lard quiet.and steady; l0i "a 10 } iG for prime
steam. Butter-2i1Gc for Western; p "a 3jc for
state; 2el13Sc for new Western and state Cheese
-ll9l6!c for common to prime.
EHIShEY more active ,frmer at 95c.
HAY SOL 90 for shipping.
HOPS Is dS2c for low to lair 37dl9c for GOOD
to choice.
COFFEE dull, unchanged
SUGAR quiet steady; si37sc :oF fair to good
refining.
MOLASSES firm, small sales
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

Ir>rlNcroN.-S. q. Palmer, OF Hunting
ton Centre, Ia, sold hi- store and goods 10
N. J Ellis. Mr.. Ellis has recently been
appointed postmaster at tbs Centre, vice
Calvin Dearborn resigned.
raid We made few days ago. ON G.
CanPer, hotel keeper at the Centre, and
two or three quarts Of liquor seized. On
the same day at the North Village a barrel
of ale was seized from Mr. May, the hotel
keener
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

ST. ALDA>s Butter MARkLr, ArEL IL
The market was not active, and prices
show a decline Common to fair, - to 27c,
medium to good, - TO Boz; choice. b. :;
selections. 3D..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

Five out of the six druggists of E0tand
have signed "a pledge that they would not
sell liquor as a beverage. Two small
seizures were made 20 Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

INsANE-The wife of one of the miller, at
the City FIGURING Mills was taken violently
insane Monday, and removed to- the
county Jail for safe keeping.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

Hon. JOHN PIERPOINT, Presiding Judge.
Hon. NATHANIEL PARREH. go. tt
Hon. ALSkY STONE.
TUEsDAY, April :, 1s7i.
The April term of the Chittenden County
Court was opened this morning at half past
ten O'Clock. Prayer was offered by Rev. q
b. Stafford pastor of the College Street Con
gregational Church, in this city The fol-
lowing panel of Petit Jurors were called
and sworn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

NATIONAL GUARD or VERMONT. - Col.
Peck has appointed and the Governor has
commissioned Sergeant Albert d Tganey ,ol
the Ransom Guards of St Altan~. as Adju-
tant of the First Regiment of the National
Guard of Vermont. with the rank of First
lieutenant, vice James f. Batchelder, of
Mortified. resigned Lieutenant Tenney
is a soldier and a gentleman, his pro
motion Is well deserved, and the appoint
mcnt cannot fail to be a popular one.
EssEx-At the annual communication OF
McDonough Lodge No %, :. X \. NJ,
the following officers wese elected for tie
year ensuing
". Nj [. Butler
:. VA ). Lee.
j. VA. Mott.
Dc W Taft
J. D.-A. f. Bliss.
Secretary j W. Reynolds
Treasurer.-F. W. Joyner.
Chaplain.-Charles Hilton.
Marshall \. Stevens.
Stewards,-C Giddings, Mas,en Nichols
Tyler.-Daniel Tyley.
At a late meeting Of District No. g, tn,
centre district. a vote to build a schoo
Sonse was carried. with only one or two
dissenting votes. \ committee was APP
pointed to prepare plan for the building
and estimate the exnenSe thereof. 30 report
at an adiour ned meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

NTATE OF LNMD--I-)
DISTRICT - ,HrfrESaES. "
/. Russo ) Tat, prohar. i-;er T. ? :he stffcj
Of Chit enten. hereby certify the a4 .oin- 20
true copy 81 th- ori nal LICENSE 90 ale granted
this count Is appears NOW OF record Ia this fic.
In testimony whereof have hereuut, affixed the
seal Of sad euurt snl subscribed my naIue at
the Fruhlf, couIt rscus. in said district, the
i7th dan d-t-uunry, ir5l.
ilwyw K :. TAFT. Rs-it.r
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

ST. MARY CATHEnR'r ON Sunday last
RI Rev. Bishop DE Goe-briand announced
during his sermon, that on next Sunday a
Mission will be opened at High Mas, at
1890 a. M, by the Redcmptorist Fathers.
His lord~hip desired that every member Of
tac congregation would attend the exer-
ci>e> of this spiritual retreat, which would
be conducive to the salvation Of the right
eous as well as of those who 20 n@t iiiigent-
iy attend to requirements Of Inc church. Il
is expected that At She close Of the mission,
which s. to be conducted by some Of the
most eloquent Fathers of the Order, tenn
Jerancc society vii be organized
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

ARREST OF AIl5RsE TmEf-Aimon Clark
a noted horse thief. was arrested at Patts-
hurgh, yesterday, By detective Matthews of
Pot>iam, who brought him over to this
city, in order to interview Sheriff Drew
concerning certain horses stolen in this Vi
cinity las; fall. Clark has made his head
quarters in Altoona, y. Y, since his last
discharge from State Prison.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17
SONGS OF GRACE and GLORY

The very he-t Sunday School song BOOK. BY ".
T. SbERNlN and =. !. VAIL. 100 Pages splendid
by mns. choice music. tinted PAPER. superior hind
iur. Price N boards, - cents. 81 per huudred.
spec men copy in pSper yer MAJ q d soon "a
issued on receipt e. twenty 1--WE cent?. ~ Orders
filed in turn. Ready Nav l-r. HORACE WATERS
4 son. Isl Br aadwdy. New NoTk.-Apr d, td1wiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

Excused
We make no individual comments on the
programme. Though perhaps not of equal
merit, all the pieces were good and we'll
spoken, the young ladies read their essays
with easy selfpossession, and all received
their measure Of applause from the audi
ence. The music was by IIolmbcrg's or
cheStra, whose airy waltzes hoated proyok-
ingly free over the tightly-wed ged Assem-
bly-ior the chapel was filed, floor and
standing room. before the bell ceased ring
ing, and many went away unable to get
beyond the top Of the stairs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

FIRE AT sTAuroau.-The chemical works
of 4. c. lloughton, in Stamford, Were
totally destroyed by fire saturday night,
with most Of the material stored in ttcm.
The origin of the fire j. unknown. Los,
$4,000: insured for $4,000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

GRANGE IrMs-Pomiret. East Barnard,
Royalton, Chelsea and Tun bridge oranges
united in the purchase ola lot Of groceries
and seeds at greatly reduced rates.
\ meeting of the State range is to be
held at White River Junction, June 10th.
Central Grange at Hyde park numbers
100 members and is now the largest grange
in Iamoille county.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

LARGE LQroR SEIZURE At RUTLAND
Officer Perkins -eizedat the freight depot,
Tuesday, number of casks and barrels Of
liquor, marked to parties in Port Henry
"to De left in Rutland till called for" This
j. the largest and mos; valuable amount of
contrahand secured at one time since the in
auguration Of the present temp erance move
ment. The seizure has created much ex-
element. 4 quantity OF cider and whiskcy
was also conh~cated at the saloon Of Bryan
MeDermltt. Merchant. Row.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

ONDERHILL.-An "eYe witness of Mr.. \.
c. Benedict's late balmy pro ;eeding, writes
Us that Mr.. B. did not offer to assault his
mother-in-law, which will 50 mewhat reduce
the heinonsness Of his offence.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

The snow storm of Wednesday night
promised more than the usual amount OF
slush and mud, for Thursday p. m, but the
promise was happily not fulfilled. and the
weather did not deter the public from at
tending in a crowd at the College Chapel.
of the seventeen essays on the schedule for
the evening four and poem were BY young
ladies. Both they and the young gentlemen
acquitted themselves well. While the depth
and maturity of thought of more experience
ed minds ought not to be expected, it is
certainly true that the rhetorical exercises
of the Sophomores of this College Will COM
pare iayorably with the graduating orat-
tons at some colleges of wide reputation.
The following is the order of exercises:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. Probate
DISTRICT OF cHlTTEs'ES. 1ht ret s0 Di''''''
To Ahi-ai Bennett and George ". Austin. admin
istrators %; the estate " liam ; Bennett late OF
VI lion, in SAID District deceased
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

This Sewing MachinS gives tie hest satisfaction
o. the user is pa for most readily, and the best
your town. apply to DOMESTIC $ VI. co. New
York.-ApTil i5-tdSwiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

And All Diseases Of the THROAT, CHEST aud
u LUNGS The only medicine of the Kind IN the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

D. Scientific Education. Robert Burrill Griffin
.. The Unity of Italy. .Adelbert Wesson Boynton.
3. The Physical Basis Of Language
George Rutherford Cutler.
T. Napoleon Eonaparte Henry Wayland lIill.
MUSIC.
> The Reform In Japan. Horato LOOMS.
T. Our Gods. Charles Haynes Samson.
o. The Labor Problem. Albert Carpenter PrOuty.
IS Patriotism --.--..--.AlYAh Hiram Austin
% The Confusion Of Tongues wy llys Benedict
MUSIC.
Do. The Worth Of Firm Belief
Leverett Fran els Engleshy
H. Literature 4 Source Of Culture .... Jenny Petty
~. The Old in the Juliette VIM
II. What knowledge is OF most Worth,
Sarah Ann Martin.
MUSIC.
H. Joan uf Arc. : Poem ............. Ella Seaver
10 The Origin Of Greek Myths file Moore.
10. The Latin Language as an Index OF
Roman Character. George Worcester Wales.
l.. The Elements Of True Culture.
Albert Crane Barnes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

Asp Y. Manned, North Avenue, was doe
tlrinE horse Yesterday afternoon. the
animal fell upon him. brui,ing him severe
ly, SO much SD that be tainted away, and
was for some time inSensibie; but we cam
not learn that any bones We're broken.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17

WILLIAM WELLS,
Hw1w Collector OF CustOms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-16
Ausfamoifde 2snnof&a,.


@ie oie telssrapbiiden 0epeidn aus
Berlin melben, bat am 8. Oesemkr Der
YroseB slrnim besonnen. Sis aufbig gerle.
Jung Der Oocumente, bic ii6 aui bic preus
Bii9s &ir6enpolitit bs,isben, 1T b Sers
banoluns cine Oiientli6e. Die a,flase
tbeilt bic Ootumsnts, um bic es iid 9nbslt,
in 8 Gatbesorisn; in iOl6s, Die Ssi G'raf
senommen unb wisbsr suriidseitel1 babe,
ierner in iol6e, Die Der @'raf senonilen II.
alS Yriuateisentbum bsaniprudt up brit.
tens in iol6e BON oenen er susib feme
8enmtmiB 81 baben. Der Staath thnwaIt
wsiit ben gebanten ,uriid, baB gtf slr:
nim bieie Oocumente bios 9enomnn babe
Inn lie benz Dtiniiterium ,uriidsusi itatten.
@ie don semeloet, limb 81 belsis
i6en 8ammen obne 6eierlibfeit Eroiinet
worOen. Die bsuorltebcnoe Sieup ideint
cine auisers9te 81 werben, oenn biHibera;
len wolen I'M iepen Yreis Die 8tboliten
UNI slnisbsn uno grsoit brinssn, lps ibneu
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oes glnSelnen. Wtan itaffe Die 80 Gms
9an9slteuer auf Giien ab unb balo werben
Die y. ct. meber in eriter Heibe Der S6iiiss
bauer lteben.
Den slnfan9 bes Gnbes Der Soti6aft
biloet Die Seipre6uns ser 9lnselesenbsiten
oes Siitrittes Columbia. Bios IA Neillio.
nen 0ollars Sbulb bat S6eppert uno So.
Dem Oiltrictc auisebdngt, nobel nod 8
Wfillionen i6websnoer S6uloen nidt nit,
9ere6net iino. Der S6lub bes lanaen
Documents bilost Die NlittbeiIuns, baB Die
&e9ierllns cine Gommiiiion eruannt babe,
Die unterlu6en ioa, rpie bas SabrlpaiIer in
ben Wtiiiiiiippimiinpunsen uerbeiiert werben
fonne.
Sm NQsemeinen lit bic Sotidait pom
Solte gut aufsenommen woroen unb ipres
den li6 ielblt Die Sppoiitionsbldtter meiit
anertennenb oariiber aus, baB aber ben rel.
nen Gepublitanern oamit nidt aeoient lit,
;eist bic @rt uno @eiis wis bic Garteifibz
ret iiber oas Document ibimpfen.
Sn Miilouri bat bas @olt bel Der
lettsn gabl nit elmer Wiaioritdt uon 2sS
Stimmcn bel6loien, cine Gonpention ,ur
9luTltellnng elmer neiten Gsrfaiiuns einsus
berlien. Grlt am 8. December parb bas
enbsiiltiste &eiultat Der 8abl betannt.
Sn 9tew Yorf lit betenntli6 Mapor
Sapemeper plotli6 in kinem gurea,l
am S6lasfluB seitorben. Der alte 6err
mar nod iebr riiltis uno itreibar; pas lpsiB
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rem pOn ben persiniStsn Geiormsrn ,pisoer
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uielen ieiner YarteifreunOe, bod On ieiner
Gbrenbaftisteit mar niemals gu srfifeIn.
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ben S6warsen uno sSeiBen ausgbro9en.
Gtwa 700 Mann Neser iudten dc Staot
su itiirmen unb in mebreren &eisbten
fob Slut. Die slufreieuns eriOlste,
mie es i6eint, bur6 Den alssisbtsn
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tiren iudte, ebe er bic ssietli6e @rsidaft
seleiitet. Sraurise 3uitdnoe bas, penn Die
rubisen Siirser mitoen gSaiien in Srl6anb,
Die ibnsn bur6 bic Contribution sanntirtsn
Rsdte our6 gSaiiensewalt per1eipissn
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Ole er0ffnete Sipnns oes 3 Gons
sreHes bot bis batO nod mi6ts Wdtises
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-11
.. s. survey No. 83.


TT 8. LAND orFIcE. CARSON CITY:
VI New, July Q. is1A.-NotIee 10 hereby
given that the kOsSUTH MINING CON-
PANY. q corporation Organized and existing
under the aws Of the State OF Caifomis. ana
citizen Of the United sates, whofe post emee
adj re-s and principal place Of business isat
its Superintendent, and J. r. cauiin. this day
made application fer twenty seyen hundreI
Q,1o0) linear feet Of the Ko-suth lode. called
me ko..uih Mining company's claim. Devirs
Saie Mlning District, Lyon comfy. Nevada,
uon fro'u the south line OF U. =. surSsy. No.
o., claimed by the Dayton Silver Mining Com:
pany, along the line OF said vein or lode. and
embracing tho zane, with all liz dips. spur,
nnglet and tnrtAtions. with surface ground 60
feet In width. and Described In the plat and
wit:
Beginning att poet marked No. 1, U. 4. Sur.
vey No. 81, whence the corner 90 Sections 9, y.
10. II. Township 10 norh. kange u east. beers
north ~ degrees 20 minutes west LILO feet.
The center OF kossuih new shan hears south
5tt degrees east ~: feet. Post No. 4 of Sur
vey No. % bear- Forth IN degrees east 800 feet.
and running thence. n%nt- north TN degrees
east 0yO feet, to post marked No.a Us. Survey
No. 6s; thence. sc~cond-souih iak degrees
east 2.soo feet. TO q poet marked No. .. U. n.
suvey No. 63; thence. third south i1ko wet
GOO feet, "a q post marked No. 4. U n Survey
No. g.: thence. fo~urth--norh ish degrees
west ,. no feet, to the place OF beginning. and
containing within said described boundaries
thirty seven and 1900 ,3I. 49, aeres Of land.
bearings expressed from true meridian; mag.
aetic variation 10 degrees 30 Minutes east.
The location OF tho claim 10 Of record and
NAV be found In Book "a" page So. Of the
mining records Of DEVILS Gate Mining District,
kept al Silver City, In the ONCE OF the Mining
Recorder OF said Mining Diftrief.
The names OF the adjoining claimants on the
sam, or other lode. SIC as fuliows. The Day.
ton mining claim on line Iorhery on the same
lode; the Alhambra, Metropolitan and Genessee
mining claims lying we,tMsrdly thhofeof on
different lodes. ADOlPhus WATT.
ixr I'D Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-11
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE. 80. 24i.
q. >. survey Ne. 8s.

TT 4. LAND oFPicI, CARSON CITY.
Us Ney, July :, isTI-Noiiee IL hereby
given that the Ala silver Mining Company, .
corporation organized and existing under the
lawr of the state 81 California. and = eiiissn OF
the United States, whose lost once address
snd principal place OF bu,iness 10 af Ban frAn-
CLEO. California. has by G. Derby. lis agent,
this day made application for eighteen hundred
500 linear feet Of the woodvillc lode, called
the Alta Silver Mining Compa'y's claim, Gold
extending l,cCO feet In q norherly. Objection
frum the location OF the shait along the nno OF
aid vein or lode. and embracing the same, with
oil It's dips. spur. angler and variatiops. with
surface ground COO feet In width. aud Described
in the plat and Geld ! otes ON nle In my once as
follows. to.wit: -,
beginning at the woodville post. located
about 30 feet rouih So degrees ea't OF the AHA
shalt. running thence. nrst courte-north ~.
west ! ,s0o feet, TO poet No. 2; thence, second
co~ur,e-north 10 degrees east zoo ieet, 70 poet
No. 8; thence. third oouI.e- south 10 degrees
ea,t 1850 feet. To post NJ. 4 thence, fourth
eo%ursc-souih 70 degrees wet tCO feet. 10 poet
No. Z, the place Of beginning. crossing In It's
conrrc The Alta shaft NJ $50 feet. containing 70
~ 100 acre.. From poet no, ] the quarter sec
Township 10 north, Range 81 east, Mount
Dlablo Meridian. bears south Is degrees IS
minutes east l.300 feet distant.
The extent Of the lode 10 unknown. Courses
and bearings expressed frrm The true mefidihn;
magnetic variation i6k degrees east.
The Alta Compsny'r claim IL BOUNDED on the
south by the wOodville claim ; the Lady Wash.
ington claim es TO the wet.
The location OF the claim I. q record, and
may he found In Book a" page tTt, OF ihe
mining records Of Gold nm District, kept at
Virginia City. In the ONCE OF the County Re-
'''' ~ 1D3Lrnus WAITE.
iy9C5d Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-11
MINING orricERs.f

OPHIR-presasnt. h. ,. BALDWIN; Vice Pre.L
Raa.iS, j. loan. J. 4. nasssy. 4 "; nail.
sspsdnisnassi sam. / Curt. sssrsap; joe
cisco.
OVER mAN-Prssiasnt. Geo, ", Beaver, TIgus'
W. Beaver, q. u, Bosart, Joseph Clark super
inienisrtJ 4. Myrcki Secretary. W. sstst.
sani one. az CaliSmla street. san ran
cisco. = .aA aaH
PHIL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Jas. A. rhteh'
aniI Tnastees-O- Il, CHM. 4. 4, Raymond. J.
A. Pntchhrl. T. W. Jones, Mar sirouse supt,
John weich, Sec'y, D.. u. Holmes. once. ts
California street. :. u aLa-f
PIITOu-IfeNdeni. 4. y. Porbes; Trustees-s.
Phillips. A. y. forbes. II. n. naggi snp-Iiu-
tepsient William, IuIneyi ssers,sIy, :. Phiiips'
te~s.Jaa' A. PrtrnsrI. j. D. fry, j. e. fiooi.
IL. y. Morrow. George :. Dodgr. supsrin.
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cisco.
srcRIc.rpn nocK IsL,NDLprsl.
lent a. h Ipnlt Tnistee.-s' ID. Roswell.
Chas I.ni, IN iuts nj a. n. L.ani. John A.
Tsns sapsfii. IL ], T'2ehsei; sccy. WIN. II.
81 watsoa; ofiee. 30 Montgomery strrct 81.
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80 |v de- WR Kim, offc.. III
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ns.ns an.s' No califofnia ,lIrei' San Tfan.
elsco. '~TUNlT ITT WV
Soss hsrr,si rrn.,sssnA 4, Harmon. Las
is,sh,,i M n shsruoai, snus,in,end.nt
". 4. DoVey, SECRETARY. J.. ". BumngiOn;
onice. Merchants Exchange, san fTanetsco,
sRGR.aATRD R0. II ISLAM -Prsl.
3 SsS,; e shi psr t ham, I T.Si,; s ": E +, ss."s y.
y. Myers; secrciary, ". II. Watson; ofice,
as Montgomery street. San, Francisco.
SOrTu OVER MAN President. Theol.re
ph-Ipst Tr~nstses-G,orgr Oseooi. Theodore
rhelIS, David Wilder. II. "a. Grush: Secretary.
fr.nsl.so'
Tmste, - RObt. Sherwood. W. D, Myers,1 J. X.
sapsfInisnd,ni,J NV. knoy; ssyretsry. Henry
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NEW YORK MININa COMPANY


NEW YORK MINING COMPANY.
~ Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold liil Mining DisttIet,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that at q meeting
OF the board OF Direeiorr, held on the TWEEN.
ty.eIghth day OF August, Is7t, an assessment
mo. ID Of Fifty C50j Gents per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable Immediately, In United States gold coin.
To the Secretary, Attn Office OF the Company,
Room No. ~. Hayward's Building. No. 40 Call.
fornia street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock npon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the first day OF OCTOBER.
1914. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment IL made
before. will be sold ON the 10Th day OF October.
1874. TO pay the delinquent assessment, iogeib.
or with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale.
ny order Of the Directors.
II. q. KIDBE, Secretary.
0fiee-Room No. ~ ilayward's building. No.
tls California street. San Franciteo, California.
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cUCCoR MILL AND MINING
II ossuTn MINING COMPANY

IN Location ~ principal place OF business
San Francisco. California.
Lyon county. Nevada,
Notice II hereby given, that at q meeting Of
the board Of Trustees. held on the 18th
day Of August, 1874, an assessment lNo; y o,
Twenty Ave (2S) Gents per share was levied
upon The capital stock Of the corporation, pay
able Immediately. In United States gold coin,
10 lie secretary. at the ONCE OF the Com
pany, Room No. .. Hsyward's Building, NO.
40 California street. san francisco. caiiornis'
remain unpaid on the 25ih day OF s~eptembcrli
1874. will Sc deemed delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public .%netlon; and In,s., gsyIneI'
l. made before. will DO cold on
tbe Fourteenth aIth) day Of October. 1874, TO
pay the delinquent assessmcnt, together win
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sae.
~ EDWARD Y. STONE. Secretary.
once - Room No. 3 Haywau's Building,
No. Iip California street. San Franeifco, Cal.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

"AyNa THIS DAY RECEIVED TliE
III Assessment Roll ofthe Town OF Gold nnl
Tor the dseai year ending April 30. A. .is'e,.
nodes Is hereby given. 20 all parties intsrs.teG;
~ ,c~n N Gold nm, Of Ono Dollar and Twen,
~ Ave cent? IN 81 upon each One Hundred
Dollar. cSico)i Il due and payable frSm and siiss
this dale. az my once. In Gold HUI nom ~
o'clock A. u. 10 I O'Clock ? u, and iromss"
az O'Clock r. n. OF each day. All taxes ~
mining unpaid on the sixth dsy. OF oeiooer:
1874. WI 70 on the Delinquent LIZ; I'll III
nsr cent. ADDED. THOMAS kkLLf.
Msnhal and Tar Collector,
Gold Hin. Sept. !, 1914. 'eIn