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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02
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LOCAL MATTERS.
A beer saloon has been licensed to sci

II. "cfi,ter" 10 this place. A good cz'
,,.. for the praying women to visit beer
,,,ooo,. We are informed that u praying
ron:us league has been organized 10 tbi'
,,r. For the god name of the lalie:
# cur city, we hops this is not so. We
a,ro, believe any Point Pleasant lady
CA be Induced to engage ia any such bus.
is,g, which III time, will degrade her,
While We arc as strongly in favor Of TEN.
r,ropce, sobriety aud morality, as aug.
mo, We canuot make up our mial TO
c,potspance tho faaat3ism of tho women
If Ohio and other States, IN their wbiskoy
crusade, because it is degrading to the sex,
mo.titutiou prayer, notifying 10 the
husband, father, aud brother, aud beside.
III, causing tho useless shedding blood
lftLis auaticaI crusade on the part Of the
won,1 is net soon stopped, men will lose
81 the respect they have heretofore had tot
v,maa, and she will no longer b. regard.
Cd az the light aud joy of the sphere III
which she was intended to move by her
eaior Aud should our women engage
n such a crusade, they can expect 20
ymiaItg from this paper
...~~~~-..r->-r~~---~>s>>1~~
The Chic Barrel Company resumed OPP
eratioos last week TO The great satishc!.
np Of many who we're dependent upon Ia,
h.tory for WORK. Itmsacs business g0it.
lively hcroajouts, MIR. Willard the gen
lemsny Treasurer Of this Company, is
sell liked and much esteemed by tho en-.
g!oyccs, and BY all our people who have
had dealings with hin. Uadcr his men
,g2mul the Company is getting up,o a
profitable acd paying foundation and the
mcn in the employ Of the Company will
hereafter receive the cash for their labor
", ualerstaua that it is the intention Of
,hc Comosay to make about coo barrel,
tay.
p;,, - ~,,I III M ~ A.. an,
~, vi. 81 ,,,,.,,,;n,, n...y,
',. T,ycnn.,,. Dan, s.n,o
.c,>.,,>-.,r,->~,--,,,~--,~,-
Old John Robipson's great SLOW, the
most complete SHOW ever organized in the
world, is now Oh ISa woHc, aud %IIl have
its to,nrl ovhihitinn in Paint Pleasant ou
''' ~
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>, a friend suggests the following; Mr.,
Editor, would it not be good idea for
ne town Council to lay tax Of one
dollar on the head Of each resident lawyer,
and 'urlher provide that said tax in con-
ne'''on with the dog tax, be applied to
Keeping the "cow path" in repair; said
60" path" being now in a very danger
Gus condition J..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

''aOy one is fooled to-day wednesday,
ne must pass itOfF pleasantly, remember.
'oS that this is "AII FOOLS Day"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

Henry Jones, aged about 10 years, was
severely injured III coal bonk at Clifton,
by The falling of slate, on the 18th ult
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

s|-F'sT'lT 80 y ~ .-.<~1Ns
Paint early and avoid the tltcs anu
gOns A big stock Of everything neces,
soy at EAXGmDBR's Drug Store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

The Clara Scot; has beeu repaired and
is again 10 her trade from Charleston to
Parkersburg.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-02

Circuit Court commences next Monday,
ard il IS predicted that the term will be q
ptotractcd one. It will be good time for
our Delinquent friends to call and pay for
their raprr.
, 1874-11-15
',ctRCuM STANCE.

~ not as be fain would be. else he
Go-.-E9s II noT the chains Of Circumstance
Pe.as1s and make him what be iz.-Oh ekuius,
h .xm N The furnxoe Of Old Time, and strong
4y go9 that Nil eau not EubveEt their powti
fsSamstanee ~ Is Eiug, and Man its slave.
Ia ns.a M msy wak with Circumstance, and catch
Eemsaafe pace: deep-studyin1 lis won't.
Afo t eo mold his souls desire and aim
Ay' sone subservient 10 chains!
xout; s .e4 tss SO else harmony
F. sess thus become i1npaj pah1e
As4 irsa. nel+11vings thrill the vibrant soul.
sseat'osas blight goodly world.
, WALTER axIxpx pAL1Ia.
, 1874-11-15

H. EPISCOPAL.
1wenty-fourth sunday s{tar Trinity.
5r st AoXAN CATHOLIC,
tEent5.atth Sunday after Pentecost; st
Il, :. Gertrude, Y.
Ia, ~ ss-fstrcnage oY tho a. Y,M
bs - Gregory Thauuaaturgus, Il. @.
ksr Disqualification Of SIS. Peter ana Paul
III Elizabeth OF Hungary, ". st. Pondau,
"a y Felix Of valois, c.
ftesentattou Of the B. 2. II.
, 1874-11-15

bis mouth into his soatpoeet 2at al Of
@ @ = Sos;ssrSa 20 by sa us saa so yon ars
TO- for tne eamdi;nr sa in your pocket, arc you ?"
m.tins tue puaautn p'a ira raisop, all unrnovod. ~
soh yes reoo Sa II there merely To l,ht my pire
zs l!t1e + naef." Tie explanation "as suHi-
, 1874-11-15

tague, OF Wallack's, said qulte seriously : am
going to England 70 play pretty soon. and 1nsana
to advertise in the London Times the time OF
day shall walk up Regent street, 80 thai all the
women may know where to see me- The Inn
portauco Of mustache to any man Who 6aJ3
such thing as this, and means it, needs no
illustration.
There is nothing yainer than popular actor.
The London Globe has tho following: ''The
interchangeable energy which belongs to the maa-
ayers Of Parlsian theatres has lately devlaed
new ASSURANCE OF SUCCESS. In the cidque We rec
ognize an old and tlme-honored institution anu
it is perhaps necessary to supplement- by s}s-
tematic meaps the feeble efforts Of 20 ago Erow;n
too cynical for applause. Inc entpus.a aa.h;ng
punctual!y paid for, evan 1t it lacks some.niIs
OF spontaneous warmth, possesses toe 7Muan1 tn.,
merit OF certainty An actress OF s1nsel 10y
be doubtful Of the appreciation aoa Psals9 20, q.
others. but at lesst so IL genes1d' he1sef and
mar form her Lar: ut the samo time. the sa1es.
course IL to secure by payment 1uu supply OF
tbia yicarious egotsn. La c1aque ttetiFae y cnlJ
natural deve1opment OF weA"estaoususu a
system. Hitherto the mercenary enthusiasts
have been limited to oral demonstration OF thelr
-urchseed feelings but BY means of bouquets
= nav mode OF expression is provided. Accord
inu to writer IN the Patrie, bouquets OF aoWef3
are now regular y supplied either ny Tue nan. 2;s
acer OF the theatre or by the debutante. IhIs
truly Gallo invention has r1us added ne" dla.
lecr to the language Of flowers, and, it some OF
the old romance is wanting, the uttesancs IL ~
least easy of Interpretation. The, writer whom OF,
We have quoted aasures his resders that tna
claque jteuri iB now in perfect working oroef. a
certain number OF bouquets Sre purchaser. W.
presume. at Wholesale prces, End one OF two OF
he front boxes a1e secured, and then ut glyeo
signal 1.-The actress or the primo donna 1s bonn
barded With flowers" It is related that the nns,
band Of q well.kuown danseuse, Icing maa ~
n-acisa and busness-1lke habits, WAS accustomed
so keep an accurate record of the bouauets Is sup.
Lied. One night after the performaaco he W.
heard loudly protesting that no bad been EopIea: M
He had purchased ten bouquets, ana ouas e'so'
had bean thrown at his successful partner
, 1874-11-15

but there Was little to criticise in her Perform
auce-
lected, with a tendency to say '' Madam for
~ Miss" and q thorough appreciation Of the
humor Of the piece. Between Charles C0urtley
and Dazzle it Is necessary to exhibit some degree
Of warmth and familiarity on the a.age. Lack
ing this tha scenes between the two are luke
warm. To attain this necessary cord1ality NAV
require no little rehearsal but it is the right OF
the audience to CLAIM it, aud they do 80. The
public must be served before the actors Busi-
ness before pleasure il the rule on the stage
hiss Doyle played tho part Of Grace Harka-
tray, and she did not illustrate the character for
sevelal reasons. She does not open her mouth
so as to give the audience the benefit Of Mr*
Bouccault's nit in one of Nr. Bouclcault's hap
piest characters; che misses the points OF her
lines, which adds to the other defect, and aids IN
spelling the representation. Miss Doyle has not
the natural advantage OF clear, sympathetic
voice, and should lose no opportunity OF giving
uttarance to the good things "Nlthout hesita-
ton, and saying them boldly" Hiss Doyle
dresses we'll, and Is at home on the stage, ana:
with little caro- and study of eIocution,. would
appear to greater advantage than she does At
present.
Mr. Cranes Medd1e ia very au,uaing perform
ance. 1t Is tull Of good points and conplete
self-forgetfulness. is we'll MADE ny, aEo wen
acted But that one gesture remains unchanged.
Mr. F1tzpatrIcka Dolly Spanker was neat
piece Of acting, and the remainder OF tue charac~
ters we're very creditably taken. Indeed, there
ia every argument Tor and none against the res.
direction OF good comedies aI Hooiey 9, ana
after the exhaustion of the stock OF modern
eociety dramas :" now On hand,-earlier II posai-
ble,-we hope Mr.. Hooley will coudascend to
give us some more OF them 'Diyo1ce IS 10
follow " Peril j." aud then comes "sne a'oops pan -
pleased with Goldsmith, Sheridan Knowles. or
auv other ancient and forgotten writer's, as VIII
authors Of the present day.
, 1874-11-15
with Hiss Hawthorne.
The cast OF "Peril.' which will be played to-
rnnrrnw nveDinr will ha aa fnllnYa:
The piece will be richly mounted, and "a well
dressed as life at Long Branch requires.

Ina piece Will be rcDly mounted, anu ID HeA1
dressed as life at Long Branch requires
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Miss Ella Wesuer has been playing to fair
business at the Academy Of Music daring the
past week, exhibiting her ability to counterfeit
the lords Of creation in tho proper.use OF the
masculine uniform,-an art in which she excels.
The present week Mr. Gardiner has reserved
for spectacular effects. Hehas prepared "Alad-
din with great elaborateness, and has collected
material for grand display Of iimoa. costumes
coryphees, aud co!ors. uo will give the pattoua
Of his theatre glimpse Into the Grotto OF Dla-
monds, glance at tue cascade OF real water.
and the Amazon march from the Black Crook. "
THE GRAND oPERA-HousE.
The Minst1els have done an unusually large
business during the week, and preserve the
afterpiece which has gained so much favor for
the present week. Kelly. su11idge. Leon, and
Lester have lau8hable sketch entitled "A Chip
of the Old Block;" Goes and Schoolcraft are
eatistied that - Oh, Well, it's No Use to appear
IN anything else. Walters and Morton give the
"Gendarr1e Duet" and the whole company con-
sti:ute ".The Court Of Appeals. Next week
The Grand Duchess" will be bn1leBqued-
DRAMATIC READINGS.
Mr. Alfred ]. Knight, who has already given
series of readings in this city With success,
will contribute to the amusement OF Rainbo"
Lodge, l. o. o. F.. On the northwest corner Of
Madison and Robey streets. when the following
programme will be adhered to:
St. Jonathan. Bake
, 1874-11-15

1lG TECGlpLS Ql tI4O AISk VI AA0os
at the Opera, Paris, with Patti as Marguerite,
amounted to 2S, OPT francs.
Miss Kate Mayhew, who has played many en-
eagements IN Chicago. il now member OF the
company At the Grand Opera House, Baltimore
The celebrated piano-forte factory OF Herr, in
par1s, WAS recently destroyed by tire, klnuled in
revenge by discharged workman.
Herr Carl For1nes, whose obituaries are still
hot in the mouth, reappears ut Steinway Hall.
New York. III coucart on Sunday evening NOV.
u.
The celebrated Irish namo Of 0'Brien is said
to have been abbreviated from Oberon hence
the opera Of that namn has had o splendid run
in Dublin.
Joachim, Rubinstein, Wioniawski. aud Plante.
the latter distinguished pianist, are announced
to take part in the Brussels Popular Concerts
duxiug the ensuing winter.
4 testimonial concert is shortly to be given
Mr.. S. B. hills in New York. The reappeaIAnce
Of this admirable artist after his severe accident
!. will be hailed with ganeral satisfaction.
It has been calculated, Gays the 1fusikol-
Sept I, 1873, has received upwarde Of 1900 600
francs for the performance Of only three OF his
pieces.
The Gewapdhaus concert season began ID
Leipzie on the sth u1t.. With Herr Halle as
pianist, Who played Beethoveu's Concerto in q,
and pieces by Chopin; and Nile. Proska, pzlms
donna at Dresden, as vocalist
Shskspeare'a. Much Ado About Nothing
has again been set to music by German, Hans
Gotz, Of Zurlch- The work. comic opera IN
four acts, vas successfully produced at Mann
helm about three weeks ago.
sirnoxa Pozzoui (the original Aida. selected
hy Verdi when his opera was first performed in
Cniro) hAe made successful debut in Palls ~
Iucretia b ygia- She is the wife Of Sig. Anas-
tasi the very light tsnor who sang in Chicago
few years ago.
An agreement has just been drawn between
Measts, Mailhac, Haalyy, Da1t1and, odeubach.
, 1874-11-15


LEANED chat aucient ana essential maxim OF sue
cess on this side: blessed 10 be that
bloweth his own horn," not believing it &oaolntc-
" essential to aprrlso American audiences OF his
excellence as An actor throug u posters, hangers.
dodgers, or ether devices obtaining IN the ORA"
matte profession. Putting himself into the hands
Of q manager in Now YORK, he hired the Olu
Broadway Theatre, where miserable company
WAS engaged to support hlm, aud there maze nls
debut in America. The critics were enthusiastic.
They went out Of their accustomed way to
praise him. They agreed that art was coamo.
politan and knew no country. Ihey thought
Mr. Reeves play, ''The Woman IN Whlte, as
prepared for the stage by Mr.. Cotlns and Ar;
that Mr.. Reeves conception and presentation OF
Count Fosco placed 1t amuug the masterpieces OF
the moderu stage.
Mr. Reeve learned from experience Of tue
acorn "that patient merit Of tho unworthy r;s ra;
takes" All the well. earned praise OF his Pro-
.essona1 critics; all tho earnest, hearty. enthu-
siastc applause OF his few auditors, falled 70 {,
popularize his piece. He did not make :" dit
with the great mass- He has repeated this e.
periepce wherever he has gone. ne mas snls
sous experience was the same. The hundreds
Of thousands who flock to wnrship zap Idn
1Yi1,kle nowadays, as Alr. Jefferson waooer8
through the country, failed for long time 70
appreciate the beauty. Of thar sunny chafasser.
OF the art which conceived and pictured it Some
day MIR. Reeve will dnd himsalf famous a. coant
Fosco when it becomes the fashion. Meanwhile
hn lin Gaas 4e.d S FL as :1s Week H
was desperately poor, 1t has improved little
Next season, il he has the courage to come
again, ho viii nnd himself growing IN popular
favor. Mr. Reeve is one OF those natures whlch
cannot counteuance puffery. He Adheres TO
the highest standard Of art, aud. BY
keeping this in view, will aloaly but
su1ely force recognition. It is tedious Vofk
and not altogether gratifying "hen the end :, Is 5
accomplished. Tho pecunia1y gain could be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21
Busby's Iron Wedding.

~ " |
Busey: u trenton, eeieoratsa his
Iron wedd,ng one Gay in.. week ana
ne invitee aoou. quo nuna,eu any
twenty gues.s me wsaalnS. vi
course eaen p.'son iei' .%p.i'eu
oring present u 'ou'e A'"s' anu saeh
uiu; ~ c-,.
Wneh M'i snu MIs on,.n csne
tney h,nueu nu,sy Ipa'.
When Nj. IN AIRS. arrived tney
also hau n~st',rohs' All . Iaugnso
ut the eolncleenee, anu Ine,e was sven
greater 'n~eri'rnens wnen . browns
arrived with Two pairs OF large nat
Irons.
But when MI. mi mrs, Sooinson
came Ia with another pair Oh nat
irsns the laughter became perfectly
convulsivs. rherc was, however
sofnsthinE less amusing ABOUT u when
the Thompsons arrived with Tour nat.
Irons wrapped IN orswn paper; Ana
Busoys ace lookce grave when y
three Johnson girls were ushsred into
tho parlor carrying = iiat-iron piece
Ench enc OF tho next sixty guests
brought Aat-irons, and there was no
break In h ceuntenance until " MT.
Curby came In rem Philadclphla with
q cast-iron cow bell. Now Bssby had
no earthly use for q COW bell, and at
any other time he would have treated
such q present with acorn. But now
he Il actually grateful to Mr.. CURLY,
aud he was about TO embrace him,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21

And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the sist Gay oi
Of snsi ,toci a. may be necessary win be sold
Al public auction. At the new salesroom o. Man.
nee pore q Co, No. SO Pins street. nan
prsncisco. California, on WEDNESDAY, the
aTth day OF May, 1874, at the houf OF oeioek
mcnis thereon, together with costs OF adver-
tisinr and expenses Of the sale:
PRANK SWIFT, Secretary:
Oo1ee-Room No. 4 TIayward's Building. No.
aio California street, San Francisco, California.
my6 ID .
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United State. for the District Of Eevads.-
In the matter Of A. MlLAT0vlClI. Rank:
mpt-In bankruptcy -unitcd Staiss ~
America. District Of Nevada, ss.--h warrant
in bankruptcy has been is.ncd by said Court
against the estate Of A. Milstovich. OF tho
District. who hs. been duly adJudgsd bankrupt
upon petition Of his creditors, and the pay.
micnt % any debts and the delivery OF any
properly belonging to said baskrupt, 10 him,
or 70 al. Use; ahd ihe u,sn,,cr Of ~ p,Tper,y
the creditors OF said bankrupt, 10 prove their
debts and choose cue or more assieness Of bic
estate, will be hsld at q Court Of Bankruptcy,
10 be holden at Virginia, In said District, on
the sixth day OF Jnns. A. u. 1874. 81 o'clock r.
G street. one Of the liegistsrs In bankruptcy Of
said District. GEO. ]. LAMMON.
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MISCELLANEOUS
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. $50.

$, LV Xxi; s oFrigs, NJ; s;kSis Il CITY.
". New, April ~, ls7t.-Notce 10 hereby
given, that the Enteprise Gold and silver MIN.
Virginia City. Storey county. Nevada, has made
application for United States patent for one
Thousand II ,ooo) linear feet on the Blue lode,
kntofprtse Gold and Silver Mining Companys
claim. God Hill Mining District, storey county.
Nevada, extending 80 feet IN . southerly al.
tho sanre, with all dip-. spur. angles and yarta-
lions, with surface ground coo feet In width,
and described ON the plat and neld notes on die
In my once a. follows. to-wit: -
Beginning At center OF post situated $50 fsSt
south from Caledonia Ravine. marked No. !. U.
s. survey No. 81. whence the quarter section
corner on the west line Of Section 8. Township
iG north, Range u east, Mount Diablo merid'
ian, bears north 81 degrees east as feet q
mail pine bush bear south 81 degrees east u
feet; Enterprise tunnel cut bears rou1 a. de-
grees west 70 feet hagstaf on 0vsrman shhit
house south Is degrees east; post No. !. U. :.
survey Ne. o., north Y degree west I5 icet
theuee, fret e~ourse-north 81 degrees west 3oo
feet, 90 position OF location stake, " feet east
Of outerop Of porphyy. COO feet 10 post marked
No; !, as survey no on ~ e., t &c mod, e marked
No. 8. Y. =. survey No. " third course- south
sunk 10 feet In outcrop Of ledge bears north Z
degrees east us feet. 900 feet 10 post marked
No. 4. U. s. Survey No. 81; fourth c~ourse-north
9 degree. east LOO iset, to poet No. l. the
plae, OF beginning.
Courses from the true meridian, magnetic Va
Ration 1871 degrees east, containing II II'lo
acres.
| p,ce 2ss, OF the mininr records OF Gold I'LL
bistrict. kent In the once of the County Re
eorder Of Storey county, At Virginia City. Ne
yuha.
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MEETING.

NoTicE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
~ Iio'rd 81 Trustee. Of tho. GOLDEN
EAGLE MINING COMPANY viii he held ON
THURSDAY EVENING, May Is, 1874, at I
o'clock. at Judge Bonnifeld's once, No. 81
South z street. Virginia. A full and prompt
attendance 81 the members OF the board II re-
questsd a. there will be buslnerso OF Importance
to transact.
by order OF the President.
7. l.. CONRAS.
Secretary Golden Eagle Mining Company.
myll al
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Wood Henry j, Trustee. ~. ,.'..,os - ~
And In accordance with law. and an order o,
April. 1874. 20 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary, VIII be SOD
Al public auction, at The Office OF the Company.
in Ran Fnpci.co, on SATURDAY. The I'D day
OF Nay. 1874. at the hour 81 10 o'elccEsA- OF
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
s DAVID WILDER Secretary.
Cnlee-ss Merchants Exchange, Ban Fran
cisco, California. myI td
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IL. THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
United States for the District of Nevada =
In the matter Of JOSHUA II. TUCKER. Bank.
rupt. Notice OF appointment OF Assignee
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
pointment as Assignee Of the estate Of Joshua
II. Tucker. Bankrupt, of Gold Ilill, In the Coun.
~ OF Storey. State OF Nevada. within Said Dis.
triet, who has been adIudgcd Bankrupt upon
the petition Of his creditors.
- A. L. EDWARDS, Assignee.
virginia MAY I. 1871. mysim
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Ass'onsE'ausAtE. IN BANK

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned. Assignee In Bankruptcy sf
the estate Of JOSHUA II. TUCKER. win on
TUESDAY,. the 9th day Of June. 4. D. 1874, at
ne honr Of y o'clock a: y. Of that day, ~ f,ent
ginia City. storey County, STATE Of Nevada,
offer Tor sale at public auction. and sell 70 the
highest bidder for cash. In U. y. gold coin, the
following described personal property, 10 Wit :
81 drsueht horres, u mules, 81 harpcsses, is
quartz wagons, 70 horse blankets, - hslters, Z
straps. . bearing straps. / tin bucket, I wagon
liver. 9 binding chains, Q compiling rods. II
rough lock chains, 10 stretchers, q stretchsfs
and nnh chains, : shoes, 8 lock chains, 4 pick,
2Jockey sticks. 4 buck chains.
A. l., EDWARDS.
Assignee Of the effects OF Joshua il. Tucker.
myib ID
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MEETING.

OFFICE BOWERS MINING COMPANY,
~ san Francisco, May II, is7t.-The reg
ular annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
above named Company, for tho election 81
action of such business as may be presented,
will DO held at the ofice Of the Company,
Rooms o and q. No. 302 Montgomery street.
San Francisco. California, on MONDAY, the
18th day OF May. lsTt. at the boar Of . o'clock
r.n. wN II. WATSON, Secretary.
myll "a
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE CONSOLIDATED vIR.
" cinia Mining Company, Room Z. No col
California street, San Francisco, May Z. 1875.
Al Q meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the above named Company. held this day. q
dividend CNo. ~ OF Three Dollars ($3) per share
was declared. payable on Monday. the nth
Instant. Transfer books closed on Thursday.
the ith instant, at 3 O'Clock r. ".
mys 4 NJ DAVID T. BAGLEY, 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 ~ may be- necessary. viii 10 rold ~
public auction, at the ofice OF The Company.
Rooms 8 and q, No. 3ol Montgomery street, San
fnneisco. Cal. on SATURDAY, tbs 9Th day o.
June. 1874, at the hour OF . O'Clock 2. n. OF said
day, 10 pay said delinquent assessmsntthereon,
together with coets OF advertising and expenses
wM. II. WATSON. Secretary.
~Onice-Rooms 8 and 8, No. 3r7 Montgomery
rtreyt. San Francisco, myIb ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-21
DIVIDENDS,
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF GROWN POINT GOLD AND
" silver Mining Company, No. 40 California
street. san Francisco; May 8, lSi;- ~ a
named Company, held this day. a dividend tNo.
az Of foar C$D Dollars per sharc on the cap
ital stock was declared. payable on the 18th
instant. Transfer books will be closed on the
nth lnst.. at ) o'clock y. u.
mys I'm CIlAS. X. ELLIOT. Secretary.