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The President Blame. will.m. for 1t.

The President Blames Williams for 1t.
President Grant now mounts the
stoel Of repentance for his haste in &c.
oeding tb the! Wishes ofsLandauIss
Williams, He rspadiatss the idea ooi
ths use ofaFedsrAl troops in any State
pending tie eleStiohs. unless they are
needed to preserve the peace. He has
also expressed himself as sincerely de.
sirous of leaving the Southern States
to take care OF their own political af
fairs aud of noninterference on the
part Of the Federal Government. It
is great pity that tho President falls
80 far short of carrying out his good
intentions. A certain unmentionable
place is said to be paved with good in
tentions. He trusts himself into par
tisan hands, and then complains of the
partisan use to which they put him.
1t seems that be haa woke up to the
fact that Williams has nude oats.
paw of him. If he could look into
the Radical Convention this morning
and learn tho use that is made If his
name to bolster men aud measures that
mean the ruin of South Carolinu, per-
haps he would also complain of his
special representatives. here But what
can man expect who puts himself at
TIE disposal of incendiaries and ring
leaders? We heartily wish that be
could see tue part that they are play.
ing to-day. We are sorry for our
selves. Our condition, with such cattle
in control Of our destiny, is sad in.
deed. But We are even more sorry for
Gen. Grant, who might be q man aud
win the regards of good men by his
justice, I've ask nothing morc,) but
from some unaocountable weakness or
prejudice or ignorance, delivers him
self and the influence of his powerful
position into the keeping of lot OF
unhung scoundrels, the bitter foes of
truth and peace.
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II cotton planters are stupid at ail, it
is for living with this incubus all the
time hanging about their necks. Bet
ter live 90 the husks of the land and
be free, than have plenty with Enis
thraldom. II the present cotton crop
10 q large one, there is no use to talk
OF the productive capacity of the South
In the spring, Eve out Of ten of the
cotton States reported q smaller area
planted; everywhere labor was decried
as unreliable; we oil know large por.
ton Of the male aud much larger
portion OF the female luborers of the
South have abandoned tho cotton
fields, hence the hands employed are
less numerous; the overflow in the
West curtailed the already diminished
areu, aud made the crop late; the
drought of August has every where
effected the crop. Hence it is evident
that nothing but very llte trust can
make the crop reach uu average "nc
MIR. Editor. will the knowledge Of
these important fucts not encourage
the cotton planters of tho South to
make one united effort to release thrm
selves from tile bondage in which they
have. for 10 these mnny years, been
held? And will not the press of the
South assist 10 g"tting these facts be-
fore the planters? Nous Uerruns.
a S. G. FARMER.
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Tx Union convention. i.

This body meets, to-day. at IL
o'clock. We trust that it may he
large nnd influential. There is g
grave duty before it. 1t is to consider
one Of the main classes of intolerable
evils which corrupt Government has
brought upon the State. It is to de.
wise an adequate remedy for those
evils. They have to deal with huge
system Of brigandage foisted upon
them. That they will consider and
exhaust every just aud practicable
means of deliverance from this body
of death, that they will act with pru-
dence aud discretion, viewing the
situation from every point, we have
every reason to believe from their in
telligence, character, patriotism and
virtue. Wo welcome them as patriots
to patriots work.
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REPUBLICANS OF SOUTH CAnoLISA:
You are now assem- bled in convention to
nominate Governor for this Common
wealth. Six yenrs have the Republican
party had control of this State, aud
whnt is til. :r record? Throughout this
land and the world our party has the
reputation, through onr luu1ers. Of
being den Of thieves, and that repu-
tation has been fairly earned. Aud
now, when the eyes OF tho world are
upou us-wheu tho North, tired and
sick Of the Republican party in South
Carolina, ls just ready to takeawny the.
right OF nOiversut snff;age. aud give it
only to the intclligent-wben the Re-
publican party all over the land, di4-
gusted and Outraged by the foul blot
that affairs in this State have put upon
1t, calls on you in thunder tones, to do
your duty AS men aud Republicans.
and give US good, honest and trne
man Tor Goseruur-whatw will you do?
VIII you sGifer yourselves to DO led by
the nose by Patterson, Worthington,
Elliott and tho rest Of tho political
bnzzards that have preyed upon the
treasury Of the State, until the credit
of South Carolina is Kissing aud IL
bye-wufd everywhcre-who after they
h"vc used yon for their buse ends, will
chnckls over their victory, aud say hat
they can do what they please with
those ID u'ggers.
Republicans, will you vote for Moses,
or Chnmberuiu, who have brought all
these troubles upon Us? Will you allow
Yourselves to be weighed aud bought
like SO many fut hogs, or will you assert
your manh0od and vote for an honest
and true tnau? You hnve snch before
you-Jndse Green. DR.. Winsmlth. S..
nntor Damn aud others are men .: hu-
nor ana truth. Or better than all, it
seems to r,r. Gen kersbnw, who even
the Union Herald, the organ nf th..
ring, admits to he u fair. high minded
aud honorable man. Who better than
he could heal tho breaches thnt exist in
this State. and give peace nnd prosper
lty throughout our borders? But
press no particular man-oniy give us
un Lonest one aud not thief Now is
the supreme momeut for tue Republi
can party in this State. Fail now aud
we sink, and deserve to sink, in eternal
infamy. The writer Of this article is u
Republican, is not politician or IA
member Of the Conventions; but as au
honest and true man. implores you not
to sell your birth.riRht for ness of
pottage. REPUBLICAN.
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Ncwberry Tux Union.


At the tegular meeting of the New
berry County Tux Union, held at New
berry Court House. this duy, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolced. That a COMMITTEE" OF one,
from each subordinate Tax Union, be
appointed by the President to nomi-
nate six delegates to represent this
County in q convention to be called
for ths Third Congressional District.
Resolued. That this body do hereby
request the remaining County Unions
in this Congressional District to elect
delegates to meet with the delegates
from this County Union. ut Belton. on
the % instant. ut IL NJ, to nominate
q candidate to represent this District
in Congress, if they shall deem q
nomination advisable.
Under these resolutions. the follow
ing delegates we're elected-the mum
Der of delegates being twice that of
the representatives from this Comfy
in the low house Of the State Lee
gislature: Sampson Pope. james N.
Lipscomb, George Johnstone. H. @.
Carlisle, L. 9. Brown. P. E. Wise.
Alternately. J. Pope, J. ?.
KInard. E. P. Chalmers. J. W. Gnry,
II. V. Gist, j. X. G.. Nance.
Y. j. POPE, President.
GEORGE TOMBSTONE, Secretary.
SEPTEMBER 7, 1874.
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"a Card"

MIR. EDITOR: The carpet baggcrs are
alarmed. Their organ, the Union-
Herald, refused to publish "a Card"
from "Many Republicans. putting in
nomination the name Of genuine re-
former. The masses, constituting the
Republican party of South Carolina,
are tired of carpet-bag rule, and their
organ refuses to publish the same.
A CAnD.-To The Union Republican
Conuentiom Nom in Session in Somh
Carolina: Reform we must have in
South Carolina. and reform we ,ciN
have If you do your duty. Nominate
Tor Governor no one of the "ring,"
but ono that no charges Of corruption
has or can be brought against. In our
Judgment, reform can bs had aud will
come If His Honor T. H. Cooke is
nominated.
MANY REPJRI,ICANS
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MANY REPUBLICANS,

A Paris telegram to the London
NeOs. dated August 16. states that u
priest at Chevereuse was taken in fl.
granite delictu with the wife of a rich
draper. aged twenty-five years, aud
the mother OF two children. He was
fired upon by the incensed husband,
and brought down with four bullets in
bis body. The wife was struck in the
thigh. Both lie in a dangerous though
not desperate state.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, September o.
C"lun,bia Hotei-r s CIarkson, Char.
lotte; s Kahn. Philadelphia; d NJ
Pattie. Baltimore; w NJ Drafts, w H
Boozer, Lexington; G A Trenholm
and family, $ G Gilbert. Tim Hurley,
Charleston; Thos 9 Robinson, Rock
Hill; Il NJ Davis. w Cotton, New
York; J a Keller, Orangeburg; J S
Murray, Anderson; + A Counor,
Cokeshnry; James N Lipscomb. New
berry; NJ 9 Parker. Anderson; Ellison
= k"itt. Newberry; JAS Y Cuibreuth,
Edgetield; William Ray. G II Snber,
Sampson Pope. Newberry, j L G.
DnPre. Abbeville; b Sltton, Pen.
dlnton; A Baron Hulmes. vile, ch,I.
dren and servant, CharIestnn; Miss
Hill. EdgcGeld; d Al Ward, New
berry.
Hendrix No~se-E CZemp. Camden;
Q j Macbeth, Charleslon; Smith,
Hardscrabble; Is Green, Mrs l. White,
Ahb,villt; J W Watts. l. T. Mahuffer.
j q Willinms. Laureus; r. Douglass,
Union; w L R,nes aud lady, Totne. g;
+ MckeI!ar, W X Back, GreeuvlIIe; !;
Mrs $ j Springs, Miss Springs, Miss
= Darlington, Miss NJ Garlington,
A1lss 4 Burlington, Rock Hill.
FRlGH1FCL TRAGEDY-TheG Green
Mountain State hus been the sceue OF
several frightful murders recently. a
short time ago, man who registered
himself as G. Y. Rollins, % guest ut the
B"rdweIl House, in Rutland, was
found III his room with his throat cut
from ear to ear. It was evident that
ho committed the desperate decd with
tho greatest GOODNESS and deliberutlon
He had seated himself in u chair aud
permitted tue life current 10 flow into
wash-bOwl on tho floor before him
One extraordinary feature OF this hor-
rible tragedy is found in tho fact that
he left al incoherent statement, writ
ten in his own blood. denying com
pllcity III some murder OF which no.
thing appears to be known. Nume
rons small scraps of paper. written in
the same way. were found scattered
around the room. 1t was plain that
the man had permitted himself to
bleed to death slowly, and occupied
his last moments in writing these
notes
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
r. L. Bryap-Sohool Books.
r A. Kinloch-Medical College.
VIM. Roy-Burns Club.
w. Muller-Odd Fellows School.
Meeting Palmetto Lodge.
Meeting Acacia Lodge.
Dissolution OF Copartnership.
O. +. Jaokson-New Goods.
Henry F. Franck-Taken Up.
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ALARM OF FIHE.-The partial burn
ing of small out-honse on the pre-
misses of Mr.. S. Green, about IL
o'clock, last night. caused an alarm of
fire to DO sounded and the firenen to
have long run. The rope attached
to the reel Of the Palmetto got caught
and two young men, who had hold of
it, fell aud we're run over by the ma
chine. aud severely but not seriously
bruised.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA From the adver-
tisement in another column. it will be
seen that the forty-sixth course of leo
lures of this well-known Institution
will commence on the 18th of Octo.
brr, 1874, and terminate early in
March, 1875. The corps of professors
are expcrienc ced teachers. and have
made great personal sacrifices, in order
TO keep alive and advance tue interests
of one of the Oldest institutions of
medical instruction in the South. The
class last winter was the largest since
the war, and we have been informed
that the prospects of very large class.
during tho approaching session, are Of
the most encouraging character. M.
merous applications for circulars have
been received from preceptors and stu
dents Of medicine from this and the
adjoining States. We heartily COM
mend this institution to the conaidera-
ton Of those who are interested.
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PHGNIXIANA.-T Tor gosslpers'
tables-T. T.
The ready money system--Dun, or
be aonc.
Better be upright with poverty than
be wicked with plenty.
The hardest thing to deal with-An
old pack OF cards.
Self made men are very apt to wor-
ship their maker.
Those who have tried it say that
kissing is like sewing machine, be.
cause it seems good.
If anything will impress the human
mind with awe, it is the expression of
the mans face who has been aroused
from snoring in church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-08
MONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIIR
i Fret Judicial District OF the State Of Ne
vada, In and for Storey County.-H. o. Dauchy,
Plaintiff. VS. A. X. Matthews. Defendant Ac-
ton br ucht In the District Court Of the Fret
Judicial District OF the State VI Nevada, In and
for the County OF storey. and the complaint
nled In said county, In the oflce Of the Clerk oi
said District Court. on the 26th day Of August,
A. d. isIL.-The state Of Nevada sends greet.
hereby required TO appear In an action brought
against you BY the above named plaintiff. In the
District Court OF the Firt Judicial District Of
the State OF Nevada. In and for the County Of
Storey. and answer the complaint fled therein,
within ten days exclusive OF the day OF s~eryicel
AFTER the service on you OF this summons, u
seryed In said county; or, II served out OF said
county; within twenty days; and IN All othe,
cases, forty days: or Judgment BY defanl. will
be taken against you according to the prayer OF
,aid complaint.
The said action IL brought TO obtain judg.
ment against you for tt02 it.i0O. u. \. gold
coin, and costs Of puit, on the ground that raid
sum IL due and owing to plaintiff nom you for
meats sold aud delivered TO YOU at your special
instance and request, as will fully appear by
said complaint, TO which you are referred for
particulars.
And you are hereby notified that 10 you tall
to answer the complaint the said plalniin viii
take judgaent against you for tio2 itioo, U. b.
gold coin. and costs.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis.
trict Court OF the First Judicial District ri the
state Of Nevada. In and for the County Of Sto-
rey. this s6th day Of August. In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
-four.
Y. V. DRAKE, attorney for plaintiff.
reii law 3m
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WALTHAM WATCHES.

THESE CELEBRATED WATCHES HAVE
been CRAFTY improved during the present
year, and several new sizes added to the list.
The stem.winding and setting attachment can
now be had with any grade or slxe. and all the
old established grades Of key winders are alec
made as before. Any Que who contcmplAtes
buying q watch. either now or in the future.
should send for our new Descriptive Pr'ce List,
which IL now ready land sENT FREE"
Thi. describes all the Watches. large and small.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's, 1old and silver. with
pricc- OF each. and contains besides informa'
ton In relation TO watches useful TO every one.
II also explain. In full our plan OF sending sin.
gle wAltham Watches at low prices TO any place
In the Union by mall or express, With the bill
TO collect on d~eliyery-with privilege TO the
purchaser TO open tho package and examine the
watch before paying. and with no obligation 70
take II unless entirely satisfactory. Thousands
have obtained genuine waltham Watches from
us In this way and all have received full yalne
for their money. A large assortment OF extra
heavy cases for the Pacific trade always on
hand Every one should send for q Price LET,
as the farther you live from New York the more
advantage Il IL To deal with u.s.. When you
write please mention that this advertisement
wa. seen In the GoLp HILL News. Address
HOWARD & CO., No. a7s Firh Avenue. New
York. aus f,eow
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NOTICE.

TO o. 8. CAMP. n. II. JAYcoX, =. L.
seventy .I IN rn ,n s as%sI soIa eo;.. .o.!i,;
or 700, o.. I. Camp the sum Of $3.50 %; and Of
You, u. u. Jayeox. the sum Of siss % snd q
Of you. L. Bovee. the sum Of Siso o. dus
me from you ~ your pro rata Of the expenses
incurred BY me on your account IN and 70, The
developmcnt Of the Dean Gold and Silver Mn
ing Company. situated In Storey county, Nc.
vs6s, and I hereby give you notice ths. unlss.
y m. ssysI.I z 'o 3, y sSa, e ! B: ..s. ,s.' o ~ ~ S,T y,;:
ee ia.s; z AZ 4 tse . A: S.,:st: yoss ins:..s !.
In said Dean Gold and silys, Mining Company,
said Dean Cola and Silver Mining Company,
and your Fights and interests In said Company
forfeited. according 70 law in ,seh esssss msds
% de Rii sia. Story county! NV. 5sis !, ~.
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NOTICE.

no AUGUSTUS YRNDeR, TANQU0T.
i VINCENT and JOHN ylGN0T, greeting:
hereby demand Of you the several amounts
set opposite your nance. a. followr: or you.
Augustus Yender,. ttco 90: OF you, Tanquot,
$50 90; OF you. Vincent, t2so %, and OF you,
John vignot, $500 90. In United States gold
coin. due by you a. your proportion OF the er.
penses incurred In and for the development OF
that certain mine and Qrartx lode, known -
the Boulerand claim located October 9th, 1859,
situated at the head OF Spring Valley. west OF
the Carson ROAD. Lyon county, State OF Nevada,
and I hereby give you notice that unloss said
amount OF money charged 10, and expended BY
me, severally for you. be paid Into my hands,
Al nv once, Room No, 10, Odd Fellows Build.
ing, in the City OF Virginia, by you, at or be-
fore the expiration o. ninety 30 days. from
date hereof. your interest In raid Boulerand
mine will be taken possession OF by me. co.
owner OF said Boulerand claim. and your rights
and interests In said mine or quarts claim for.
feited according to law In such cases made and
provided.
Virginia City. storey county, Nevada. July
18th, lisa. jyl5 BOD
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFIcE OF CROWN POINT GOLD AMI
" Silver Mining Company. No. 90 California
street, San francisco, September :, isIt.-At
named Company. held on this DAY, q dividend
(No. 81 OF Three (Ss Dollars per share on :hs
capital stock was declared. payable on the 18Th
instant. Tran'fer books will be closed on the
10th inst, at 8 o'clock ?.
SEQ I'm CIIAS. IL. RLLIOT, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED vlR.
California street, San francisco, Sept. Z. 1874.
Al 4 meeting OF the Board OF Trustees Of
the above named Company. held this day. q
dividend (No. o. OF Three Dollars Itts per share
was declared, payable on Friday, the lith
instant. Transfer books closed on Saturday,
the SIN instant, At . o'clock 2. y.
se9I N DAVID T. BAGLEY. Secretary,
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And In accordance With law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 2sth day OF
August, 1874, 90 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary win be cold
81 public auction. At the onice OF The Company,
Room 81 Hayward's Building. tlg California
18th day OF October. 1874, at the hour OF ao'cloek
?. y. OF such day. to pay delinquent assess
ments thereon, together with costs OF adycr.
Using and expenses OF the sale.
u. q. KIBBE, Secretary.
Onics-Room No. 81, Hayward's Building, @ie
California street, San Franclsco. Cal. sebtd
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
TrsrICE MINING CoMPANf.-
d Location Of principal place Of business, San

Location OF Works. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that At meeting Of the
Board OF Directors, held on the eth day Of
September, 1874. an assessment mo. ~ ofTwo
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora
ton, payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin. 10 the Secretary. at the once ol
the Company. Room Nc. \. Hayward's Build.
ing, No, tis California street, San Francisco,
California. :.
remain unpaid on the seventh day OF October,
1874, will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
a. public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before, will be sold on THURSDAY. the 18th
day OF OCTOBER. 1874, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
FRANK SWIFT, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room No. 4 Hayward's Building, No.
4l9 California street. San Francisco. Cal.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

EMPIRE I'LL AND INNING
- Company ocation Of principal place Of
reg county. Nevada.
Notce.-Thers are delinquent upon tho fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of assess-
ment No. IS. levied on the 18th day OF August
1874. the several amounts set opposite the names
or me respective shareholders. a. follows;
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DELINQUENT SALES.

GUTRO LINING COMPANY-Lo.
- cation Of works. Virginia Mining Dhtne''
Storey County, State OF Nevada. g.
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California
Notice There 10 delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock, on account OF assessment
No. ~ levied on the ltth day OF August, 1913,
the several amounts set opposite the % Oh
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THE EVENING NEWS
s,Lp HILL. :, THURSDAY. OCT. Q. is7s

soxx Of the old shsalsrs still live at
the Isles, and n Of them, cycling with
critical eyes . pretty little yacht that
was msorsd at Star Island, spied its
name. Psyche. SPslt the old man
slowly. P-s-y-c-h-s. "wall." said he.
elf that amt the durndsst way I ever
see to spell hsh."
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MEETING.

OFrIcE OF THE LADY WASHINGTON
~ Mining Company, Room ~. Hayward's
Building. 40 California street, San Francisco,
California, September IL. is74.-1n accordance
with a resolution adopted at meeting OF the
board OF Trustees OF the Lady Washington
Mining Company, held this day. 9 special meet.
Ing on ths s~tockholder Of said Company 10
hereby called. the same TO be held at the once
INA. AZ / O'Clock r. u. OF said day. 10 take INTO
considsntiou and decide upon Q proposition 70
ineresse The capital stock of aid Company
nom $500 oo, divided into 5000 shares Of
the par value Of 200 each, the present capital
r. J. WHITE,
@. d. O'sULLIvAN,
L. II. NEWTON.
SAMUEL DIXON.
aid ID Trustees.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

rUCCOR HILL AND MINING
=, lS SsaP s.S Tnneisso, s 81 u asiis1mis:
Location Of work., Gold Hill Mining Distnet'
Storey county, State Of Nevada. l
Notice.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF a.se.s-
gust, isTt, the several amounts set opposite
The names OF the respective shsrsholders' a.
fnlloua,
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DIVIDENDS.
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BRLcHER sILvEI
~ Mining Company. San Francisco. Oct. 5
isIt.-At q meeting o. the Board OF Trustees
Dollars CtO per share was declared. payabl,
October 10. Transfer books will be closed
on the sth inst, at 10 o'clock q.
ocs i'm n. O.. KIBBE. Secretary,
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the iith day OF
August. A. 1874. 80 many shares OF each parcel
ofsuch stock as he necessary. viii be cold at
public auction, at the once OF the Company,
co, Cal, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF October.
A. u. 1874, at the hour of O'Clock p. n. OF said
day. TO pay taid delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
GRO. W. r KING. Secretary.
0~fiee-Room Z, No. 43t California street, san
Francisco, California. seal I'd