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General News.
The Flood at Pist.burx.


GREAT LOSSES OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.
PITfsBtRG, Pa, -.
Al! the Hood gates OF the heavens were
opened last night, and vast volume of
water was discharged upon the city. Dur
ing the day heavy showers took place. but
they proved only preparatory 10 the del
use, which came down upon Us Between
eight and nine in the evening. The rain
was accompanied by vivid lightning, and
Tor over an hour the storm was fast and
furious. The water came down in sheets
which fairly glistened as the lishtuino
flashed upon them in quick succession.
fearful loss OF Lille is reported from AL
leShany, and pecuniary loss beyond that
caused by the late confiagration. AT the
mon depot this morning the tunnel of the
ran Handle railroad was flooded with f,ur
leel oil water and became inpassable for
trains, and traffic for the time being was
suspended. On the Both ward the most
costly results of the deluye were felt. The
tremendous body OF water which swept
down into .he saw mill run raised thar
stream with great rapidlty. A large GUAM
tity OF barrels and lumber were carried
away and piled up against the new iron
oIiu.e, "hich did not long resist the fury
OF the assault.
- - 'NeS W street cross
es the river was swept from its abutments.
so great was the force of the flood at
pittsburgh, Pa, that a large number of
barges with coal were torn from their
fastenings and swept down the river.
tremendous slide occurred covering the
Pan Handle road 10 the depth of eight feet.
A train coming down the city was stuck
there and not dug out until nearly morn
ing. Another train is bottled up Just be-
low the saw mill run
The damage to business houses is very
great. but cannot be computed at this
time. In Allegheny City the greatest
damage done WIS in Spring Garden Ay
snue. in the 7th ward In one tavern a
number OF persons were seated when the
water rose. A man named Hess Thought
to escape by swimming, but he was drown
ed. son OF Alderman Bolster lost his
lite In vain endeIv to save the life of a
baby.
young lady was also among the vic
tins. Thus far three ladies have been dis
covered in this section of the city, and at
Wood Run three ladies were found. Five
or six persons are missing. A well known |
citizen named John Schaffer Is supposed to
be lost. also Adam Burgess, police officer.
The gas was extinguished.
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beethoven Quintette Club of Boston.
assisted by Mrs. j. NJ. Osgood. Ii was
fully attended. and spoken of a. a very
superior entertainment. We learn that
The Faculty of the College have already
received applics,ions from fhlrty-(hree
students, for sdniission at the next tern.
The trustees Of Colby Univessity nave
decided 90 lccate an academy II HSusson.
aud raise $4,000 therefor; to ndow lie.
bron Academy, $50 900; to accept Gorham
Seminary and raise $4,000 therefor; the
Seminary giving $1,000, and Col. Fred
Robe $1,000. Rev. A. II Crane was ap-
pointed financial agent to raise the aggr--
gate amount of about one hundred thous-
aud dollars. upon the success Of which the
endowment of the above Institutions MIL
depend. Gov. Coburn has previously given
$4,000 TO the Waterville Classical Scheol
upon certain conditions. lie has also
agreed TO give $500 annually for the bene-
fit of poor aud meritorious students
Gardiner Colby of Boston, gives 500 TO
Hebron Academy. Hon. Hannibal Hamlin
gives prizes OF $40 aud 81 to the male
members of the Freshman class for excel
lence In defamation, and like pIizes 10 he
lady members Tor excellence ia reading.
Among the friends of this institution,
there was hopeful feeling that its dark
days were over, and that TIE future would
bring reputation, students aud eu,low-
meuts. The Trustees aud Faculty share
Ia these anicipations, aud the latter viii
spare no efforts TO produce this desirable
end. Never perhaps, in the history of the
University have the officers been more
generally popular aud respected by the
Jer-graduates than now. and We tru Il
that the day is not far distant, when the
advantages ot the thorough training given
here shall be generally recognized, aud
Colby University become an honor 10 tie
State.
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State Of NIaine.

Pursuant & chap &. sec. ID of fbs, Revised
statutes. will ~ the state Treasurrr'z Office
IN Augusta 90 tho second tav ut September ut.xt
az WE'VE O'Clock. noon, sell and convey by deed
TO THE nighest bidder, all the interest OF the state
IN lhc tracts nt land her.ia afler desc tiped ytug
IN uninoo gpor5tcd townships, the SAID Tracts av.
NIX been forfeited TO The STATE iOr state taxes aud
county taxes certified to the Treasurer
OF state for the year lST..
The sale AMI cow eyauce Ot each tract will
be made suhj1ct t. right ia the owner or part
owner whose tigats have been forfeited to re-
deem the same at any time within one year after
tue safe, by pay og or rendering the p,i,.ha ser
Dts proportion Of wht tho purchaser ia ~ there
tor at tue sae with interest at the rate ut twenty
per cent. per auntIm. from the time of sale and
one dollar for release, or such owner may re-
deen his interest BY paying rs aforesai to the
II sasnIer OF state A. provided chap i. SEE. Is
Of thc Revised statutes
y" tract, however. VIII De- sold at a prict less
thdh the idIi amount due thereon Tor uch uupAtI
stat" and COUNT taxes, interest and cost as de
scribci ia the following schedule
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SpsfiaI Aotites. 9
DR.. SCHENCK'S
APulmontc syrup. Sea Weed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills

lhese medicines have undoubtedly performed
more cures OF tonSunptton taan any Other
remedy known to the American public Ih.y
are compounded of vegetable ingredients amt
contain nothing which can be ipjurIou, u the hu.
man constitution.
other remedies advertised rs cures for Con
sumption, probably contain opium which il a
-ome"hit dangerous drug IN alt cases and if tlk.
en- Heey ny consuhptiye patients, Il must 10
great INJURY; Tor is tendency j. to cOnhne the
morbid matter IN the system, which OF course
must make a cure in,pos
ochencA's Pulmonic Syrup is warranted not to
contain particle of opium. IL is composed OF
powerful but harmless herbs, which act on th..
lungs ivef, ana blood. and thus correct all NOR
pa zeereIions. and cxpei all the diseased matter
ron the body. These are the only mean. by
which Consumption can be cured, and as schen.
cks tulnohic syrup, sea weed Tonic aud Man.
drake rus are the only medicines which operate
III thls way, Ii Is obvious they are the only genu.
me cure iOr Pulmonary Consumption. Each bot.
tie OF this invaluable medicine is accompanied bv
full directions. -
Dr Sehenck Is profes sionaly at his principal OF.
nee corner sixth aud Arch Streets, Philade lphia
every Monday, and at Quincy House Boston on
the following Wednesdays, June 10th aud 24th.
july elh and END, and August 5th and 18th
spnolyll7&
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Tn THE TOaN OF BLUEHILL, IN the County
OF Hancock, for the year oil ls73.
lhe following list OF taxes real estate OF Non.
Resident owners in the town OF Bluehill County
OF Hancock for 1878, IN bulls committed 10 Levi n
Thompson, Collector OF said town, on the ram
day Of May. 1873, has been returned by him To- nd
as remaining unpaid on the 30h day Of Niav MA
by has cerIiiicate OF that date, and now remains
unpaid and notice Is hereby given that If The saIt
taxes, interest and charges are not paiI III, th
treasurer OF said town, within eighteen monIb-
IRON the date OF the commitment oI said .iIis al
much OF the real estate taxed as will be IN
est and charges, will without further nSticn 10
s0ld at public auction, at j. I. Hinckley,, stor,
IN said town, on the ID day Of DecemDer Is-t a,
O'Clock z. N. ''' a.
Names Il Description, Acres VA r.
Est Nathan Alien, part improved 20 1850 AZ %
Christopher NJ. Alien part i'm. 80
, pfovsd, uon s5 275 $50
Aionzo James Colby, near bod
Est, Addison Dodge, part Of Home io'
stead, "a 600 =, a
Shedrick GRAY, 95 q. a ~
sylvanus e. & H. Broodman near u
Teddy Pond o., Az,
Amos T.. Grinde Mill o., %
Joseph Gott, On Bluehll Neck, 90 r0 10
sarah I Holt. part Of Store, "a ~,
samuel Herrick ~ ~
Watson ). H. LELAND IN Io,. % 60 iV"
Island ~ az, -
Edward T. Osgood, House 4 Lot / 500 N
Alexander Perkins ri X ~
" iliiani Perkins .u
Est John Staples % ,,- Sso
J ames turner, - % 0
John w. Webber, ~ ao 90
Arno wiswell, part Peters estate i9, 20
WILLIAM. HOPKINS,
Bluehill. July 18th, 1874. Vi 'iasaah swaa
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THE COLLEGE CREWS The New York
World makes the following comparison OF
the physique Of several Of the College
crews at Saratoga
1T Is noteworthy that the Dartmouth
crew, drawn chiefly from rural New Eng.
land. were decidedly taller and of decided
ly narrower girth in the chest than the city
boys Of Harvard or the metropolitans OF
Columbia. The Dartmouth cOllegians,
In fact, might be taken as typical "Yank-
ees" of the pattern in which Punch so
much delights; and it is impossible to
doubt that they must have been inferior 10
their urban competitors not only In train.
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JN THE CITY or ELLsw ORTIZ, in the Cos
i nI IaMaoc Tor Ihe EeAr Is. /

II THE CITY or ELLsw ORTIZ, in the County
i al IAucock, iur the year ls-i.
The following list OF tANs- on rrsl c-t4tr Of
lent nsrs Ia the GIty OF liswortt. for
thc ycar ls.i. in bills committed t. VIM. -.
McD".ait. collector 81 saiitty, % th. twenty
sixth day Of May, 1878. has been returned by h ia
10 ms ~ remaining unpaid the twenty ~ b
dAv OF MAY l~1t, hv hts cIrtIGrAtr ~ than date.
Ant now rrm 5lu,nx unpaid ami notice i- Acssa-
given tuat If tbr sad taxes and interest Jus}
rharRes, are not pad into to. treasury ut Ssil
tty, althIn ciE'tsCn mpulhs from the date ut ll5,
commitment Il The SAID balls much oi toe rHil
estate taxed viii be -ufl ,irat tl pay the
amount dne therefor. tucIudlu- interest Rrl
charges. will without further u't5rr. 10 .olI a.
puitIc auction, at the POEMS ut IA" Nator X
Aldermen Ia said iy. on TIE ~. dAy vi &ufsul.
Der I>.i at two O'Clock 4.
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aluc Total TAN
Maine X Description
Robert Gordon lie.
| ~ acre. land
NOn-Resident Taxes

IN THE TOWN OF SCKEY In H.. ,,,,.... D..
1 Hancock, Tor thu year Is.j
The following list OF taxe. on y.gl L.,.,.
Of Non -Re>ii-n: owners IN the T.,g,,+, -.
County OF Hancock, Tor 1913, IN hin. ra,u,n't,
u Benz Flood, Collector for .li1 T"yr,, r.,
NE tenth dty OF May 1873, has been returned by
nun t' me - remaining unpaid on the 24th dan
oil Apri, lsi, by ms cert ihcaie OF that dtic anI
now remains unpaid. and notice l.. hereby given
t!t II the sdl tdNes, interest and charge, nf,, mot
PAui INTO The Treasurer OF said toNn within.
eiSh;een months from the date of this commit
meat oi sam bI-, 80 much OF the real estate tax
Ell aS viii be sufficient to paw lGe apounr t,..
ucreipr, including interest and CHARGES viii
without further notice be sold at public auction
AT the >eectmen's ofiice in said tow ON t, tiit
teenth day OF November 1874, al 10 O'Clock A. H.
Names & DESCRIPTION. Acr,.s Val T,x
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This wears tea crop in Japan is the
largest ever known
~ fire In Trenton. Ont, on Friday
destroyed several blocks and Injured 1.-The
post and telegraph offices. Loss between
$4,000 and slo0.000.
collins Graves, the hero of Williams
burg Is one of the successful bidders for
the contract awarded by the County Com
mtssioners for rebuilding the roads in that
town destroyed by the flood
Another boy, four years old, has been
abducted In Philadelphia in the same way
rs The Ross boy. The twcn,y thousand
dollars reward offered By the Mayor j. made
up by the citizens, the ordinances prohibit
Ing him from using city money for this pur-
pose.
In the two years ending with last June.
the amount of money realized for wheat
In California was. in round numbers. SO.
OoOVo. which has enriched nearly all
parts of the State.
--Advices from Ellrito Creek, New Mex
leo. to July 18th, says that twenty-ome
persons, six Americans and i,ftcen Ncxi-
cans, have been killed by Indians between
Fort BiScon and the Riptou Mountains up
to thar time aud 800 horses driven out Of
the territory.
A check sent from North Adams to an
Albany firm In October 1863. was deliver
ed by the letter carrier on Monday last,
having been nearly five years on the way.
The post mark showed that IL had been
duly sent from the North Adams post office
About two hundred years ago John
HInyln IN he
ties OF Bedford. England Recently = SUI
pcrb statue of the celebrated alIrgori>t
was unveiled in that place. and the Dean
of wv estmin,ter delivered an oratiou in hon
or of the event. Thi- - reparsiion ot the
sins of fathers by their children unto the
third and fourth generations.
At the adjudication OF prizes at Iii
vers!ty college. london. the first prizr III
jurisprudence was awarded to young
lady VINO two years ago, at the same col
lego. achieved like success in political
economy. The second place in the same
class was attained by another lady. Anoth-
er obtained honors in political economy
and prizes were gained by three, aud Ger
,ihcates by several, in the fine arts class.
A bright little girl OF New Bedford,
Mass, desiring to secure some cancelled
executive postage stamps without the
knowledge of her friends. wrote to Pres
Ident Grant, asking him To send h,r a few.
After few days she proudly exhibited a
letter from the President enclosing full
set OF nneancelled stamps aud his photo
graph.
Mary lyman, the victim Of the as
sanlt in Boston, Is slowly recovering from
her severe injuries at tn, City Hospital.
I saaA : able 10 sit up In a char, her Wounds
->.Soriasle condition. Nhea asked co ''
corning the assault, she mafirests a total
ignorance a. To the personality of her as
saiiant. and slate, that at the time of be-
ing injured he was sound asleep Her
contradictory statements have been made
so frequently it J.. almost certain that II
she does know the identity ofthe woulti-be
murderer, she Is determined upon screen
ing him from justice while she has the
power 10 do 50.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

Ever introduced To the publtc
The ENEMY OF blood disease.
The tuNQuEkOR over SCEOFCLA.
Il CLEANS out an all blood Impurities
IL Is FAE AHEAD o. any SArsaparilla.
Il restores suffering WoMAN.
lt +, a SPECIFIC for female diseases
II CURES obstinate CANCERS.
ss- lhrre haye bten many woJhle5s counter.
;cit- OF Condurngo offered r1r tie cure OF lsel.-
cs 80 many, that for a while people 1T tie l,,
that t"utiuranEp would not cure. Rcmrma4-,
worthless cuuuterieats o, Con nIurangJ WILL
NoT 'uEE anybody. Remember We control alt
TIC true and genuine tonIurango in thg Loua-
iry.
OUR CoNDUKANGO WI l. CURE
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Notice,

WWHEREAs, my wife Huldah Wbitmore. has
W len my bed and board without just cause
or provocGtion, therefore, all persons are hereby
i"roihden TO trust her on my account, AS | shall
pay no debts Of her contracting fer this date
fremont, July 25, 1874. 3w;I
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THURSDAY. JULY 80, iS7i.
Fer lsSseraor.
NELSON DlNGLEY, Jr.,
Of lewiston.
Republican County Convention.

The Republican voters of the County Of
Hancock are hereby notified To meet by dele-
gates in Convention al Hancock Hall, in Els
worth,
OM ~ ed ne.slsAs, the llih day Of August
aeNs, AZ 10 O'Clock 4. W.
10 nominate candidates for Clerk Of the Courts.
enc County Commissioner, County Treasurer,
two Senators. and transact such other business
H. may Iror, rly come before the Convention.
BdSis, Each CITY. Town and Plantation. one
delegate For every 80 yoies cast for the Re
publican candidate for Governor in ls.S, one
additional delegate, and for a fraction Of 81
votes 50 cast. another delegate.
The apporlionmeni Of delegates i a follows;
Amherst. . Ellsworth, 6 surry, .
Aurora. l Franklin. fremont, 3
Bluchin. 1 GoudShoro, 3 Trenton.
Brooklin. Hancock, . Verona,
oksviIle. lsmoino. . WalthAm. >
Bucksport- : MariHille. l Long Isle. l
Castine. 3 Mt. Desert, . Plan. No. :.
,ranbe rry Isle / Orlani, '' 10.
Deer Isle, OTIS. " q,
Dedham, rcnobscot. = q,
Easibrook, I Sedgwiek, Swan Island,
Eden. Sullivan.
\. NJ. HorKrNS.
f. w. GROSS.
A. \. WHITING.
!. II. WEST.
Il. NJ. MEANS.
Republican County COMMITTEE.
Ellsworth. July 2Jih. l>'i.
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Head Quarters at BucLsport. We

ss- Orders sen; by mail win receive prompt at
tenuon.-Fa
Smos3i
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Adjourned School citing,
Dist. No. 3. Ellsworth.

THERE will be an adjourned sehoo meeting AT
i the Grammar school house IN said dist (,
on Friday evening July Slst. at ! O'Clock p. VI
30 see about buying lot and building new
school house.
Let there be a gooi attendance.
A. +. BURSHAM, Agt.
Ellsworth, July 81, 1874. lw3l
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sample Cards made and sent to parties 'lesir-
ing TO contract for business Advertisers Direc-
toy.
s.rssntng, Paper Hanging ~ u alsom-
is'"g done with neatness aud dispatch
souabie rates.
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GEN aopertissn,ents.

THOSE wanting GOOD PlCTl RES are
] eordial'T invited 10 test my work and prices
NJ CA IA RICE IL work is not satisfactory
SamI ID. MOORE
East end Union River Bridge
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Chr .GilsUsrtb AmerifaG

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
CoUSry PUBLIsHiNa CoMPANY.
For terms. &c, see first page.
Es--. v. PEFFENGILL co, 10 state Street, 6,
Grst9n. 81 Park Row, New York. and 7ul Chestnut
sreet. Philafelphia- our Agents for proc uring
advertisements for the ANEEIcA> in the above
Giles. AMI authorized TO contract for advertising
at opF lowestrates.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

Ing, bat In stamina aud force. The palm
OF well-proportiODed physical development
seems from these lists clearly to belong to
Harvard, aud Columbia comes next to the
ancient and venerable university of Mass
achusefts In this Particular
DULL FREIGHTs FOR COAsrING VESSELS.
good deal of complaint il heard from
owners OF coasting vessels, chiefly schoon.
er>, At the low rate Of frelghts now current
IN the Atlantic ports, especially for the
transportation of coal. This is the season
"i The wear when shipping engaged in the
chai trade usually fihd the most active en-
ploynieht at rcInuneratiye rates. but IL has
been difficult during the past month for
them 10 get enough for carryin coal 10 nav
expenses. Coal frei ghts from Phil.delphia
TO Boston now rulc at only 81 25 per ton.
which l. considered much too cheap for a
successful prosecution of the business
And although IL is midsummer. we hear of
nnm5er or schooners which have hauled
up the past week Ia await better lines
Th" transportation Of coal from eoastwise
ports by sailing vessel. has doubtless been
affected by the introduction of steam col
lier-, quite n fleet of which are s,,ecrsstuI-
ly employed h, delivering coal at Lhi, port;
and a> one steamer can d. the work of
several schooncr>, the empl ,vgtent Of this
quicker and nrirr efficierr metitod OF car.
r,ing coal must dispiace = LARGE number
OF sailing ctait in this particular lin. OF
traffic = BosTaN JOURNAL
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

SIGNS Of Every Description.
ss-Banpers, Transpareucies Il Show.I ard-
sent promptly 10 all parts Of the State.-ss
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OUR c"NpUEANGo WI LCrRE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-07
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 244.
u. \. survey No. g5.


TT 8. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
OsNevada, 0ctobers, 1874. Notice l. b, reby
given that the Green Gold and Silver Mining
Company corporation orgnnlzed under tho
laws Of The State Of California, having IT. post
ONCE address and principal pace Of bu.lLess
n Fan Francisco. Californis. has, by W. W.
Tarney, the agent thereof and q stakeholder
therein. this day made application for United
States patent for sixteen hundred and thirty.slx
1850 linear feet Of the Green Lode. In Gold
Mn and Devils Gate Mining Districts. being
partly In Storey ard partly In Lyon county.
State Of Nevada, with surface ground three
hundred Csn0j feet IN width. extending In q
routheriy direction from the mouth Of the said
Company tunnel, At or near the northerly end
OF the claim, along the line OF said vein or lode,
and embracing the tame, with all its dlp.,
angles and variations. 10 any derth and through.
out It's entire width and depth, although the
name be found TO enter land adjoining; the .aid
upon the surface by the plat and neld notes on
ale In this once A. follows. viz: Beginning At
Poet No. I. about 30 feet westerly IRON the
Devils Gate Tollroad. and whence the quarter
section corner on The south line Of section s.
Township 10 north. Range u east. Mount
distant i,73o feet; and running from sald Post
No ! along tho westerly boundary OF the NJ.
Louis Company's survey, Lot No. u. south 81
degrees east 2l6 feet to Poet No. o; thence
south ith degrccs east sos feet 10 Poet No 8;
thence south sak degrees west 800 feet TO Post
No. 4; thence. fourth conrse. north itk degrees
west 1866 feet 10 Post No. 8 ; thence north
sax degrees east III feet TO Post No I. the
plase Of MISUNDERSTANDING 10 sS-l0O acres
OF land, situated In east half Section .. Town.
ship 10 north, Range Il east. Mount Diiblo
meridian.
Courres and bearings expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation. IGN degrees
east
The ~. Louis claim. Lot No. 81. q. surveyed,
adloins this claim upon the northeast.
The claim herein applied Tor e recorded at
Ing District. kept IN the ONCE OF the Recorder
OF Storey county. at Virginia City. Nevada.
The right to follow said Green Lode and ex.
tract and remove the ore therefrom for l,G36
feet along the course thereof. and throughout
its entire width and depth, wherever FUND.
although u enter land adjoining said u. \. Sur.
vcy No. 9s, 10 claimed under any patent that
may be isfued upon this application.
ADOLPHuS Waltz, Register.
Horr. SEAMS d MCKEE, Attorneys. San
Francisco. Cal. oc9 esd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-07
MEETING.

CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING CON.
~ pany, storey county. statcpof Nevada
Notice Tie Tenth Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the above named Company, for
the purpose OF electing Trustees TO serve for
the ensuing term. will be held on FRIDAY, the
18th day OF November. 1874, at n O'Clock A. r.,
a. their once, No. tit California street, San
Francisco. California. Transfer books will be-
elosed nom . o'clock r. u on Monday, the 9th
day OF November. 1874. until amer the meeting.
n. WEGENER, Secretary,
San Francisco, October 80, 1874. ocsl "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-07

And In accordance with law and an order Of
september, 1871. 20 many shares OF each
parcel Of snch stock a. NAV be neccssary. will
be cold ct public auction. at the ,alesroom
Of Nashce Dore d 20. No. s1a Pine street. San
franelsco, California, on MONDAY. the 9TH
day OF November, 1874, At The hour OF 1 o'clock
nsnt thereon, together with costs OF advertising
FRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
0nnce-Room No. 4, Hayward's Building, No.
30 California street, san Francisco, Cal.
oc13 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
IN Dellnqusnt Tar List Of The town OF God
nm for the fiscal ycsf ending April. 1875, 10 In
ny hands. and 81 the expiltion Of twenty SIX
dsys hon this dats l win commence On sclon
In The proper Courts for The collection Of The
'THos. KELLY, Town Naussi.
Gold Hin, October 70, Ie7t. oc3o I'm