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IT is fact, highly creditsble to the
female portion Of humanity in Ken
lucky, that for years past there have
been but two or three white women a.
mong the large number Of convicts con-
stantly confined in our State Peniten-
uary. But 1t is still more signally
to the honor Of the gentle eel, to be able
to announce, - We now are, that there
Is at this time not single white f.
male convict in that institution, the
last one having been discharged last
Wednesday. -Frankfort Yeoman.
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ev the Gerernor.
Hscffew Notice.
STATE OF KENTUCKY,
ExECIrTIYE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CRY OF FRANKFORT, Dec. 3, IA.
WHEREAS, at the August election,
1874, for Clerk Of the Court Of APP
peals of the State Of Kentucky,
Thomas G. Jones and John B. Coch-
ran were both candidates, and were
voted for for said Office by the quail
fed voters at the various voting places
in the State, and afterwards, on the
3lst day of August, 1874, the Exam
lining Board provided by Law for that
purpose examined the returns
from the several counties fled
in the Secretary's Office, and counted
and compared the votes certified as cast
for each Of said candidates and issued
their certificate showing and certifying
that said Thomas e. Jones received at
said election majority of all the votes
cast /; and whereas, on the 9Th day Of
September, 1874, the said John B.
Cochran served the said Thomas G.
Jones with notice in writing that he
would contest before the Board provi-
ded by law for determining the contest
Of the election Of such Office the right
Of said Jones to ho11said Office upon
the grounds specified in said notice. one
of which was in substance that, prior
to said August election, 1874, to-wit;
On or about the 9th of June, 1869, the
said Jones accepted a challenge from
J. Hale, q citizen Of this State. to
fight him in single combat with dead
ly weapons; and whereas, afterwards
on the 26th day Of October, 1874, be-
ing the eighth Monday after service Of
said notice. the parties having an
nounced themselves ready, the said
Board proceeded to hear and try said
matter Of contest, and after hearing
all the evidence produced by said par
ties and the argument Of their coun-
sci, a majority Of said Board decided
and determined said matter Of contest
and rendered their decision and opin-
ion in writing, whereby ii was by said
Board decided in effect and substance
THAT Thomas G. Jones did, on the
9th day of June. 1869, accept a chal-
lenge from j. Hale. citizen of Ken
lucky, to fight him in single combat
with deadly weapons" and that said
Thomas c. Jones is ineligible to hold
and exercise the Office of Clerk Of the
Court Of Appeals. y y + And that
said Office is vacant and new election
is hereby ordered" which decision in
writing has been filed in the Office of
the Secretary of State, where it now
remains.
Now, therefore, /, Preston ii. Leslie
Governor of the Commonwealth Of
Kentucky, by virtue of the power
vested in me by the Constitution and
laws of the Commonwealth of Ken.
lucky, do issue this my proclamation,
hereby enjoining all Sherifis in this
State to cause a poll to be opened and
an election to be held at all the places
of voting in their respective counties,
to I'll said vacancy in said office Of Clerk
of the Court Of Appeals, on the frs;
Monday in August, 1875.
- In testimony whereof, have
(IS hereunto set my hand and
NN affixed the great seal Of
- State. Done in the city of
Frankfort this 3rd day Of December,
eighteen hundred and seventy-four,
and in the s3rd year of the Common
wealth. Z. ii. LESLIE.
BY the Governor;
q. w. CRADDocK, Sec. of State.
BY Gro. T. Durr, Asst. See.
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The proclamation Of Gov. Leslie
appears in this issue. directing accord
ing to law an election to be held In
August next to 6ll the vacancy de-
clared by the Board of Contest in the
Clerkship Of the Court of Appeals.
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VS. regret very much that Ken
lucky will not send up an unbroken
delegation u Congress for the next
term. However. we can afford to
spare one Radical from our midst in
consideration of the splendid gain to
our Democratic forces from other
States. where we had 50 few hopes.
Next time, be assured that our col.
umn will be unbroken.
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LIrERARt
A REPRESENTATIVE AND
Champion Of American Art Taste
Prospectus for lssS-- Eighth Year
T Ii f A ID N + !
THE ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA |
] - ~ u i. - NJ q ~ n IL I. ".
A Magnificent Conception, Wonderfully
Carried Out.
REPRESENTATIVE AND
TIE ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA |
ssUED MON TIILY.

Tn. ,.....,, NJ . MANILA, u.a,.m A, IN. r.pr.-
,~ntation 81 The produstioos of our great artists
las .l.ays h~sn recoxnl sed, and macy attempts
f"iI.,e. .hIss :, ia,sr,.sl, followed sses s,,smps
~ sn, e.vnsy 70 s'.,', ~ ~ ~ Ans',as
~. 49,. ~ ~. h,.h a., ..S.. n,..-, a,
er,ei.,ian ai he vsnt and an shtlit, 10 mss, Il
v,re .hovn The ma m, Al once tsllisi With suthu
.l..@ . It's .apras sSa The r..al. -: g.., sri'
THE ADDISE, While issued 9th all the regular
iiy has none 81 the temy.pssry or timely iutsresi
s.a, s,.ssllsn, 81 paas i,sss md sr.e.fsi liter.
ture and . callection Of plctures the rarsst sps<
mems Of artistic skill In black aud white AltboaGh
It's frlend., IN. real value aud beauty Of the Al
DINE viii he most apprss lated ansf u 10 hound tT
At the eloss Of the year while other pabliestisn-
may claim superior cheap as compared With NJ
's nd s,s,a.i osae. s1 md aospsso.sas
's Ts sunoa' oS.P ,','l '. 49, 49, ssn.a,s ~.
III ~ f-,,,i,. y, a., -, ,nI ...r.,i.ss IL
~, a,h., .ts ~, n,,n'l., n ,olams. ~ ten Tin.
49,, .ad r. RE-. i. m. rh,amo l~.id~
~, ~. n,,ia 49,. $500. ~ rIiE AInISE nust d.
,.t.n An ma n.rr,, ..ns. IN. art h eosmopolitsn
While THE AIDINEi . strictly Am~ricsn insti-
nsauc,on of native sr, lis mission 4, 10 cultivate
broad asd apprecai,e art ts.te on. that viii dls.
eliminate only on grounds Of inIrinsie merit Thu.
H. sivs' 10 sns,msn. rem foreign ms.,sns si,las
Subscribers ali IN. pleaslr, and Instruction obta
.hle trnm homo mn i,rsisn so,lr,.s
Premium for 1919.
Every subscriber Tor 1873 VIII reoei.e bseuiiul
portrait, In oil oolors Of the SANE noble dey ~ -
picture la a nrmer issue attracted ~ much s''sn-
tion.
"Mau's UusslAah TrionA"
will he welcome In every home. Everybody love-
lie tina, Il .esms the 'sr,sb,s I.sssSos O the ~.
ths, his ovn Newfoundland dog the hnssi In froos
lynl h.rk. at A. Although :, ns!anl no one 10
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The ablest man in the Cabinet Of
President Grant is Secretary Of the
Treasury, B. M. Bristow, a native Of
Kentucky. His reports, submitted to
the Speaker Of the House Of Congress,
is as able as it is lengthy, and this is
saying q great deal for it.
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The masks have dropped from
three of the Shelby county Kuklux.
They we're arrested by the county off.
cials last week. Let swih punish
ment follow.
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THE leading Democratic journals Of
the country have poor opinion Of the
Presidents recent message. 1t drags
its slow length along through FIVE or
six columns of the large dailies.'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A FIRST-CLASS
VIEW TABLES q FIXTURES.

I have recently purchased new tables and fixtures
and opened drsi-ciazr billiard saloon in the base
ment rooms Of the Trade Palace. On the south
corner of Main and Lancaster streets, and invite
orderly, cash eustomeTs 10 give me a call.
| keep for the aee0n m0dafion of pstrons a good
stock II I0baeoos, Cigars, Oysters, Ale, sardines
ting allowed. Terms Invariably cash before leaving
the roam 'isl-l GRAN J.. NfksHos.
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Hon. MATT. ADAMS. Congressional
Representative from the Ninth Dis
trict vii! probably be elected to the
position of Clerk Of the next House
at Representatives.
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The Presidents message, together
with the accompanying reports, will
be found in our issue this week.
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OVER $4,000 children are in attend
ance at the various schools in Louis-
vile, and they have nearly 400 teach
era
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TALK about sewing machine agents.
lightning rcd men. etc., being annoy
ances and nuisances-if these are to be
dreaded, what is to be said and thought
Of the patent medicine peddlers He
who insists upon you buying his bit
tiers or blood syrups, which some old
ignorant savage compounded out Of
roots and herbs gathered in the wilds
Of some far off territory, and known
only to one white man. Is it not
strange that men will pass by the reg
ular physicians Office and buy this
stuff But the people of this world
are easily duped, and the fool-killer is
not yet half through with his work.
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Mr.. BECK pitched into the rascally
bride takers the day after the meeting
Of Congress, and had a bill passed
which prohibits lawyers who are mem
bars Of that body from taking fees as
consel in any case where the Govern
ment is a party, under severe penal
ties. Mr.. Durham is again after the
banks and their greedy officials.
These two able members Of the Ken
lucky delegation will make it warm
all the session for rascals Of all kinds.
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no THE
Farmers and Drovers.
CENTRAL KENTUCKY.
A u y = o o Bur u D,

Formerly Of Lancaster, Ky, Has located al Gov
layton, Ky. and proposes 10 engage In a general
Commission Business ioI the sals Of Cattle. sheep
aud Hogs. lie pledges 10 conhns hlmself 10 the
commission business strictly. Prompt attention
aud faithful returns will be his motto. lie would
respectfully refer ~ the follo.ins testimonials
We. the undsrslEnsd. have kno~n M. Ambrose
Buford for many Yeas, and ehseffuily recommend
him 10 the farmers and drovers IL Kentucky - be-
Ing correct business man, reliable and sor ~ the
patronage Of any community. Geo. Denny, Prsst
Natl HANK, Lancaster, Ky; WIN II kinnaird,
chashier Of same Jno s Gin, Director Of same
Robt kinnaird, Teller y s.ndiisr. Book keeper,
Jennings Price, Prest GArard Co Deposit HAM,
Lancaster, Ky, Nj G Hopper, Teller. 5 = Walters
Pres't ist Natl Blk, Richmond, Ky W II Leiess
Cashier VIM Irwin, former Cashier C d Chenauit,
Cashier Madison Nail HANK. Richmond. J II
shanks Pres't tATners Natl B'k, stanford, KY J
D owslsy, Cashier. J \ Murphy, Press Natl Bk
stanford, John J Meilobsrts, Cashier. ciiptsn
Rhodes. Prest Central Natl B'k Danvile J
Proctor, Cashier. "a W Welsh, Prss't Ia SstlBk
DsnvillsF 4 shssislssrt cs,e.sg. iutf
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cSSuISa, ~.

uATs, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
N. ID. TmvI0,
STANFORD, KENTUCKY,
CASH CLOTHING HOUSE
coIDIHsRp LIST OF ARTICLES.
Coats, Pants, Vests, sad ovsrssats
Of all qualities and prices.
Hsn's Boys, and childrsn's Hats
in great varieties and prices.
lregan Boots and Shoes, Of the
best makes, for Men and Boys.
Melton. Scotch, Prince Albert, and
Beaver Suits, from No. 0ts ~
Melton, Seal-skin, King william
and Chinehilla 0vsresats-- sisss.
Tasty and Durable Suits and Over.
coats for Hen, Boys Youths, and
Children.
Ladies Cali. Kip, Cost Kid, Peb.,
Lasting, and Glove Kid Shoes in in
imitabls variety.
A Fine Line Of Hosiery. Suspend
era, Shirts, Underwear. Gloves, Bows,
Scarf. Ties, Collars, Hittsns, etc.
A Very Large Assortment Of
Trunks, vslisss, sstchsls. Umbrellas,
Gum Blankets, Lsgsings, shawls,
Talmas, 0vershoss, Sandals, Slip
pers, Buggy Blankets, etc.
Special Attention paid to our nne
Boot and Shoe Department, and the
Best Custom.mads Work sold and
warranted mo Foot too small or
too large for me to Fit
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All work warranted s.tisfsctory. VIII take eou-
tzcts IN ,his ara ad'oio. euu.tiss f~sp
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rEsSs.---for all sums over $50. sixty days time,
notes veil secured aud bearing 10 per can't interest
alter maturity. Under that amount cash In hand.
4. J. sPILLMAN, Assignee.
December 9Th, isH 1874
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO. $50.
II. =. sarxe, Ne. -.

TT $, LAID oFffcE. eAii;oN CITY.
". New, April ~, ls7t.-Notiee Il hereby
given, that the Enterprise Gold and Silver MIN.
Ing Company, whose post ONCE address is At
Virginia City. Storey county. Nevada, has made
application for United states patent for one
thousand Il ,0oO) linear feet on the Hue lode,
Enterprise Gold and Silver Mining Company's
claim. Cod lin Mining District. Storey county.
Nevada, extending l,Sco fec, IN . ssuthsriy 81,
the same, with all dlps. spurs. angles and yarta-
tons, with surface ground COO feet In width,
and described on the plat and 1eld notes on die
In my once o. follows. to-wit:
Beginning at center Of . poet situated $50 feet
south from Caledonia Ravine. marked No. ], U.
4. survey No. 81. whence the quarter section
corner on the west line Of section 5. Township
10 north. Range ~ east, Mount Diablo mehd'
ian, bears north IS degrees east 40 feet; q
small pine bush bears south 81 degrees east u
feet; Enterprise tunnel cut bears south ~ de-
grees west 10 feet flagstaff on 0v.rman rhaii
house south Is degrees east; post No. ], U. $.
survey No. IS, north y degree west 100 fcet
thence, fr-t c~ourse-north 81 degrees west 800
feet. to position OF location stake, W feet east
OF outcrop Of porphyry, COO feet TO poet marked
No. ., U. ). Survey No. 81; second courre.,
south q degrees west 1000 feet TO post marked
| No. 3. US. Survey No. " third course -south
~ degrees east 3i6 feet, TO . point whence shan
| sunk 10 feet In outerop OF ledge bearr north {
degrees east us feet, GOO feet TO post marked
No. I. U. 5. Survey No, "; fourth c~ourse-north
9 degrees east 1000 feet, to poet No. i, The
| place OF beginning.
Courses from the true meridian, magnetic Va
| Ration i6x degrees east, containing IL V.i0
acres. -,
Ths location Il recorded In "Book r." on
psce 2sS, OF tho mining records OF Gold I'LL
| district, kept In the ofico Of the County Re
eorder Of Storey county, at Virginia City. Ne
vada-
,rhe names Of 1.-THE adjoining claimants are IN
known. WAiIL,
anti chn Herlfter.
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THE EVENING NEWS.
GOLD HILL. SATURDAY. NAY %. 1874
The Nxw BLoopLrss orxRArIos.

The NEW BLoopLEss OrKRATioS.-
Tho plan Of operating lately intro
ducsi or revived by Professor Dittel,
Of Vienna. appears to have become
suddenly fashionable. The London
Lancet gives an account Of the mode
BY which IL was suggested to Dlttel. II
seems that some months ago Inc was
called to sec . young girl who was
suffering from svers nervous symp-
toms, and who was evidently dying.
Next day, on making n postmortem
examination. he found thar the rubber
band Of q hair net which had been
worn day and night for . moath was
deeply embedded In the pcricranial
tissues. and had In one part cut
through the walls OF the skull and
was pressing on the dura mater, which
was In n state Of acute Inflammation.
On inquiry IL was as~certainea that the
girl had a cruel step-mother, who
greatly objected to the loose and dis
heyslled locks Of her daughter, and In
sisted. therefore, oil the child wearing
q net to keep tho hair In place.
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
Is,ch' 1874. 40 many shares Of each parcel
OF surs stock a. may be necessary win Be sold
Al public auction. At the new .alesroom o. nan.
nee Dore d Co, No. 81 Pine street. San
Franeisco, California, On "WEDNESDAY, the
NH dsy Of NAY, 1874, at the hour OF o'clock
ra. OF sueh dsy, TO pay delinquent assess.
menis thereon, together with costs OF adver.
tisinr and expenses OF the sale.
PRANK SWIFT. Secretary:
Onaee-Room No Z 1layward's building. NO.
@fe California street, San fnneiseo' Caiiiornia.
mys ID
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A Miss DnIsKwArEn, OF Northport.
Maine, has just bssn taken to the
lunatlc asylum In Augusta with a sin
gular sort OF insanity. She has had a
peculiar horror Of liquid Of any kind
Tor n long time, and q few drops
thrown upon her would make her per
fectly Wild. The only moisture she
has taken has been In the form Of
fruit. etc.
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sTocKAoLDERs' MEETING.


OFFICE OF TIE K0ssuTH MINING
~ COMPANY, Room No. 5. Laywards Build
Ing. No. ii9 California street. san Francisco,
April -, isTt.-ln accordance with a resolution
adopted At q meeting Of the Board Of Directions
OF the Kossuth Mining Company, held this
day, a special meeting Of Tn, Stockholders OF
said Company l. hereby called. the zane TO he
held at the office OF the Company. Room No. j,
liayward's Building, No. 40 California street,
San Francisco. California, on MONDAY. the
ist day OF June. 1874, nj the hour OF O'Clock
p. NJ. OF said day. TO consider and act upon a
proposition tn increase the capital stock OF said
Company nom One million three hundred and
hity thousand dollars. divided Into Twenty
seven thousand shares OF the par value OF ftfy
dollars each. the present capital stock Of said
Company, TO Five million four hundred thous.
and dollsrr, divided Into One hundred and
eight thousand shares OF the par value OF Finy
dollars each.
A. y. EvERETT,
J. X. slIAWIIAS,
COLL DEANH,
JOHN BAllBEE, ap50td
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mi BANKRUPTCY

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
leUnited States for the District OF Nevada
In the matter Of JOSHUA II. TuCkBlt, bank
rupt. Notice OF appointment OF Assignee
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of bis APP
a. Assignee Of the estate OF Joshua
II. Ticker, Bankrupt, Of Gold I'LL, In the Coun.
ty OF Storey. State of Nevada, within sald Dis.
tfict, Who has been adIudgcd Bankrupt upon
the petition OF his ercdiiors.
A. l.. EDWARDS. Assignee.
yinyinia NAV 7 ISL myNlm
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United State. for the District q Nevsda.;-
In the matter Of A. MILATOvlcli. Bank.
mpt-In Bankruptcy.-unlted states OF
America. District OF Nevada, ,s.-A warrant
In bankruptcy has been is.ucd by said Court
County Of Storey and State Of Nevada, In said
District. who has been duly sdjudgsd bankrupt
upon petition Of his creditors. and the pay
ment % any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging 10 said bankrupt. TO him,
or 10 his use. and the transfer o. sny pforefty,
the creditors Of raid bankrupt. 10 prove their
debts and choose one or moro assIgncss OF bis
estate, will he held at . Court Of Bankruptcy.
10 10 holden ut Virginia, In said District, on
n. Al The oHice Of 4. STROLLER, Medin Building,
q street. one Of the ltcgtstsrs In Bankruptcy Of
.aid District. GEO. l.. LAMMON.
m,It Id q. 8. Marphai for taid District.
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THE French steamship Perelre will
take out from New York next Satur-
day, to Havre, upwards OF 100 pill
grims. who are bound TO the shrines Of
I.curdss aud to the Eternal City. The
pilgrimage Ia the frat which has ever
left the shore OF America, and marks
mn era In the progress Of the Roman
Catholic Church In this country.
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TRUSTEES MEETING.

NJoTicE.-A SPECIAL NETTING OF THE
IN nosrd 81 Trustees Of the GOLDEN
THURSDAY EVENING. May 2s. 1874. at I
O'clock, at Judge Bonnifcld's ONCE, No. 81
south Z street, Virginia. A full aud prompt
attendance 81 the members Of the board IL re-
que.tsd az there will be business Of importance
to transact.
By order Of the President.
T. l.. CONI,AN.
Secretary Golden Eagle Mining Company.
myii I'd
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And In ACCORDANCE with law. and an order Of
the Boanl of Directors, made on the nfh day oi
April. 1874, 80 many shares Of each psres,
Of such stock NJ may be necessary, viii DC sola
Al public auction, at the ONCE OF the Company,
In San francisco. on SATURDAY. the I'D DAY
Of. NAY. 1874, at the hour q ~ oSio.s am NJ
thereon. together with costs Of advertising and
eAp DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
Onlce-as Merchanis' Exchange, san Fran
cisco. California. my. VI
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE BELCIIER SILVER
" Mining Company, San Francisco. May o,
is;t.-At a meeting 81 the Board OF Trustees,
Dollars ($5) per share WAS declared. payable
MAY y. Tnnsfer books will be closed on
slh inst, at 10 o'clock y.
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hyT'tu tHNNs 10 HtfsfVts
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE BOWERS MINING COMPANY,
" San Francisco. May n, lsTl.-rhc reg
uIsr annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
above named Company. for the election OF
Trustees for the ensuing year, and for the trans.
action OF such business as may be presented,
will be held NJ the Office OF the Company,
Rooms 8 ana q. No. S2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California, on MONDAY, the
2sth day OF MAY. 1874. at the hour az , O'Clock
r. n. wN n. WATSON, Secretary.
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board OF Directors, made on the 10th day OF
OF such stock as may be necessary. will be cold d
April. lsTt, 80 many shares OF each parcel
public auction, nj the Office Of the Company.
Rooms 8 and @, No. 3e2 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. Cal. ON SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of
June, 1874. at the hour Of O'Clock ?. y. OF said
day, to pay said delinquent arsessmen thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
Ofice-Rooms 5 and 9, No. 37 Montgomery
stFest. Fan Francisco, mylb "a
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
NANCY GOLD AND slLvRR

DfIESDnIDTs cc SSaD L asS q s' 5f,.s'D.I
ulscc or business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Lyon County, State Of
Noticc-Thcre arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF Assess
ment JSo. %, levied on the slst day o. March,
Sa7i tbe several amounts set opp0ritc the names
~ tSe respective shareholders, a. follows;
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MEETING.

nROwN FONT GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company.-The regular annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the above
named Company viii be held on MONDAY.
June |. 1874. at Z O'Clock p. NJ, at the Office OF
the Company. Room ~, uayward's Building.
4i2 California street, San Francisco, Cal, for
the transaction OF tho regular business, and
such other A. NAV properly CONS before the
meeting. Transfer books closed Friday, May
~. 1914, al ) O'Clock r. NJ, and remain closed
until after the meeting.
nyio M CIIAS. l.. LILO Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-23
MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
L holders Of the GREEN GOLD AND Sill
WEIR MINING COMPANY, OF Gold Hill, Ne.
yada, for the election IL Trustees, will b. held
at the orice of The Company, Room ?, No. iS
California street. San Francisco. California, on
WEDNESDAY, the ri day OF June, lsIi. at ]
O'Clock y. n. OF said day.
uy2i I'll = PHILLIPS, Secretary.