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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-19

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these forms Of disease its potent power 10 cure
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VOLUME 37---NUMBER 1924.

impossihlity of remaining to supper,
the more earnestly did Miss Smiles en-
treat lis to remain. 1t would he such IL
disappointment to her mother, and still
more to Eliza and the rest of them.
She waS obliged, however, with we'll
affected reluctance, to give way to our
impctuous desire of escaping.
Having once more stepped forth into
the cold blast of November. we began
to feel that supper was becoming ii thing
which we could not much longer, with
comfort. trust to the contingency of
general limitations. We therefore sent
home our thoughts to the excellent cold
duck and green cheese which lay in Our
larder: and picturing to ourselves the
comfort of our parlor tireside. with a
good bottle of ale all toaSting within
the fender, resolved no more to wander
abroad III search of happiness, unless
there should be something like GER
tainty of good fare and hearty wei
come elsewhere.
Thus il is always with general invita-
tionS. ".Do call on lis some evening,
Miss Duncan. just in an easy way. and
pray bring your seam with you, for
there is nothing | hate so much as
vitation YOU will hear in the middle
ranks of life, given to some good
natured female acquaintance. while YOU,
yourself, if bachelor, will in the same
way be hidden to call lust after YOU
are done with business. and any night
in the week it is all same. for yOu can
never catch lis unmeparcd." The deuce
is in these general invitations. People
IL, .,l 81.
cannot he at all times ready to enter
tain visitors cannot lie so much us at
home to have the chance of doing so.
OtI:er people accept and act upon them,
at the risk OF either putting their host
dleadfully about. or receiving very
poor entertainment Then sudden ar
rival of an unexpected guest who has
come on the faith of one of these de
iu>ivc rowing invitations. indeed, in
many instances. diSorgamiZeS the econ
omy of whole household. Nothing
tiles u housewife so much. The state
of her laIder or cupboard instantaneous
~ flashes on her mind and if she do
not happen to he IL notable. and. con-
ScpUently, not Il regular crrer of beef.
81 curious i'll the matter of fresh eggs. Il
hundred to one but she feels herself i'll
IN awkward dilemma. and. have no
doubt. would wish the visitor any where
but where he is. The truth is. by these
general invitations you may chance to
arrive at Il death ur Il marriage. IL period
of momning or rejoicing. when the SYM
pathic> "t the family are all engaged
with matters of their own.
lfpeople will have their friends be
side them. let them. for the sake of all
that is comfortable. give them definite
invitation at once. BY all means let
Your invitations have a special refer
cnce to time. But tuln deaf ear. if
you he wise. to general invitations !;
thry alc nets spread out to ensnare
l"Ur comfort. Rather content yourself
with the good old maxim which some
body has inscribed over an ancient
doorway i'll one of the old streets of
Edinburgh. HABITA-heep at
Home.-C Chambers Jomnol.
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fever, brought on, no doubt by the
fatigue and excitement of the previous
night However, this cholera stricken
village was no place to stay in, and
Waldron and determined to go on to
PoOree at once, and this time by day
light.
Thanks to the official importance of
our civilian friend, we had no difficulty
this time in procuring bearers; and
about one o'clock in the day we return
ed over that terrible road, that must
ever leave il vivid impression upon my
memory. without further adventure
The civilian was bound in the other
direction but he told me that he would
he in that part of the country again in
few weeks, when he would certainly
beat up my friend the tiger.
And long atterwards-atter we had
left Pooree. and were busy with the
palades and drills of regimental exist
ence-I had IA letter from this same
civilian, sending me tiger-skin, which
he Vouched for as the coat of the idcn-
teal beast that went So near eating me
up. 1t WAS the only tiger that haunted
that particular road, he said, and it was
killed by native Shikarree, for the
sake of the government reward. n
woman's bangle" OF golden ornament
was said to have been found in its
stomach, but this may have been the
invention of the Shikarree. True or
not. the skin was and is a handsome
one but it does not need to he spread
aS a hearthrug constantly before my
eyes. to recall the terrible memories of
that night spent i'll the jungle.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12
II Like You"

BY MARGARET E. sANGsTER.
little sad and out OF tune
Though all the world was bright as June.
Aweary of my way.
| sat this morning with my books,
With vacant Thoughts and absent looks
The while went on the day.
When came 10 mr n little lad
With cherry mouth and eyes so glad
And leaned upon my knee;
His brown hair touched with CLEANS of gold
His open brow so Z. ar and bold
Right mp he looked at me:
And lo"ked and then with sudden start
His arms. just reaching round my heart
In close embrace he threw;
And as | stopped To take "A kiss
lie kissed me back. and said but this
Lady like you.'
And all the shadow rolled away.
My heart grew blithesome as the day.
All child ynu little knew
How sweet your honest words I" me,
How glad | Wa, your face To see
And hear that L like YOU -
For chldh"od's look is strangely wise
1t pirrcrs every thin disguise
And they whom children love
Are nearer t" th,. Lord of all
Whose blessings on the children fall.
From where he dwclls above.
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Business DIRECTORY.

N,a.. EgSiHc>~ and L0cdtjOn Of the ledd-
~, Eu>inc>x Houses IN st. JobRsbHry.
agricultural Tools and Hardware.
utrrIA : HASKELL H"yt's Block. l.. Il. 81.
tp"thccaries.
&C. BINGHAM NJ. :. Bank Block. Main ST.
Attorneys ut Law.
rIf>UN NAY. over L. L. Office, and Post Office.
r..p.N : IpE Mo- Cal",lonian BIZ. up stairs.
Ar WILLARD. Main ST. over Hall a Flctchrrs
t.-, I.,I Estate Broker.
H"oi~ and stationery.
u,.y\Ep \ ROW ELL Calcd"uan BIN Main -.
Book Binders.
a.. Il >TDNE \ 60. Ats Monument square.
.:L,nIs---Le..aI and business.
q. " STONE y GO. Monument Square.
Bakers and Couiccti"ncr>.
,ru~~ \ BRADLEY, Main Street.
Enot> and shoes.
TaN\tIS GALLAGHER, Wards Blk. K. K. 81.
Clothing. Hats and Gaps.
uI.N : MOORE. Bank Block. opposite ST Johns
.u,, lInn~r dealer in Ready Made Clothing, Hats
.,.. ,.,I,- Gents Furmishin. ,;"nds. etc. etc.
CInthin., for Men and Boys.
g. s T. FAIEENNkS y 60, Fairbanks Village.
CrocI;"rN. Glass and stone Ware.
s. T. + iIHBANKS \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
ttri"iing. Paper iiingin=-. Window shades.
T. - +. FAIRBANKS y co. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
= /. PERKINS. Calrd"nian Block. Main Street.
WARNER \ SMITH, Union Block. Main Street.
Dining Rooms.
MATTHEW'S 4 PErTENGILL. Eastern ANcnmc.
DRY G",;dis. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
g. HALE. Avenue El"ck Il. L. Street.
FAIRBANKS 4 co, Fairbanks Village.
Hour and Feed.
GEO. NLpEICH y co. Eastern Avenue.
Furniture and Ca>k"t>.
HALL. \ SWIr>IH. Main Street.
q. II. TISpALE flanj.r- Block mp stairs.
Family t.rocrri'- and Fruits.
y. NJ. COOK \ Co. Eastern Avcnur.
Grn"eric- and Meats.
HARVEY NGEAY, Union Block. Main Street.
File Manufacturer.
ST .JohnSbury File Works. opp. Passenger Depot
Groceries aud Housekeeping Goods.
i. \ I. FAIEBANKS Il 60. Fairbanks Village.
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE. X. IL Street. e. H. AIdricl
Proprietor.
Insurance., Iifr.l
l.. +. SARGENT, ,.ErusJ l;ailr"ad Street.
Iron Founder and MacI,ini>t.
LIKE BUIZELL. North end Il. Il. Street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
i. W SENrEE, Main Strrrt
Merchant Tailor-.
o.. I NDERWOOD, Hauvilc Block, Il. l.. Street.
Photographs.
o. Il ALDIlCH. Burmiam's Building. Main -.
d. \. CLIFFORD. Calcd"nian Block Main Street.
i'rntrr~ and Publishers.
{. NJ. STONE :. CO. C:rd"nian Block, Main -.
stoves and Tin Ware.
r + FLETCHER Eastern Avenue
y T. 4 30. WOODRUFF Railroad street
70 CuWDEHN Eastern Avenue
Watches. IcwrIry and Toys.
uuAAED = ROW ELL Cacdnnian BIN. Main 81
e.. i. UOUG!ITON. Railroad street.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DE. II. {. NEWELL.

BUSINESS CIHDS.
OR. II. {. NEWELL.
81 J.I\~TURY. VERMONT.
'rl and residence. of Church and Spring >ts.
4. Gh>EAu.
HOUSE. SIGN and CARRIAGE PAINTER.
Portland It. east al the bridge 81 I"hnshmry, VI.
DANIELS. >YLNE~TEK n CO..
DEALERS
WHAT'S y u Il ROC Z ES.
''.I wards l;lnck Railroad Street.
&. I. BEIGH
Dealer in
plN GOODS RENDY-MADE CLOTHING.
FLOUR AND WEST INDIA GOODS.
u nia l;l"ck Railroad Street.
BtEKi:> ~ BATES.
LAWYERS.
Hl.lr.Jd ~trsrt t J"hn~hury. VI.
.r,rr,,r IN tn. >r:,r,. Counts "f Vermont and
rA !IrmpShirr. and in the L. :. Courts
4" EuEEE. 4 {. BURKE, II. c. BATES
HAIRY BLoDGErT,
iH''i LAWYER.
fH,sIIR BROTHERS.
PAIN iE!;S and dealers in PAINTS AND OILS,
'.d>i Of the depot. ~t. J"hnshury. Vt.
BARTLETT. LEWIS y co.
DEALERS N
Roe EEIES AND MEATS.
"'rd street. ST Johnsbury.
{. ID. NEWELL, ID. ID. =.
: DEN NTIST.
Room l. Union Block.
HOTi.HTON n POPE.
""'""pa:hir Physicians and Surgeons.
u...@, 'l ,>.,,, rIEEFI. 81 JoH>ehrEf, :,
% H'VGuI"N. MD. W. e. PORE. MID.
HiLLiRD Il FOLSOM.
MUSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
-. i1ln>hury.
EpDk ELprE. Main STREET.
l'iIId Residence. Dr. F"lsoms residence.
'.t-'' rn Nyrnu.. Cherry Street.
'''' h"ur> from - to 10 4 NJ | 10 p NJ
JOHN :ACoc I'd.
'' 'L'E N HIDES LEATHER AND OIL
~ I"lInShUTy Centre, VI.
=. !. HRooKS. VI. d..
,f. fHl ~IrIAN AND SURGEON.
''>I">id"nr". opp. til" Bakery. -. Johnsbury
p. LONERGAN.
., N\NJl N,TURER AND DEALER IN
SHOES and ll'Bl;ERS. also LEATHER.
n.r,.t FINDINGS, ETC.
''' >ii'"i ST. .Tuhnsburv Vi.
WV. ". CIRCUIT.
''ENLl ANn COT NSELLOR At LAW
Barton Vermont.
'Iu - u persons in,ic cbtrd 10 the subscrib.
rrr h"f"hN notified that intend To 90 ont
.a.,-. ''l'' ~ g few months to Ice absent for six
.,,. '' i1"I" and that shall call on them for a
p.r,I,n n' ne i"r" part of July next. | com
debit. ''N TINS "i my clients in order to pay my
'"'n>h"ry June I'd l-7a. If
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' '' T. Nll persons indebted 10 the subscrib-
,f. +. hereby notified that intend to 20 ont
.u,.,. '.''' 10 - few months to Ice absent for six
-.rr. ' u"I' and that shall call On them for a
p.r,,It n' me Tor" part of July next. | am com
d,j,f ''N TINS of my clients in order to pay my
- rl q. :. BURKE.
'"hn>hurv June I'd l-73 If
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81. ,$ohnaburn (aledOnian.
rrrrlsurp EVERY FRIDAY by

T.. VI. SI'r y l. N co.
..,.,-,tr soldiers Monument, st. JOhnsbury
New-York tribune., 1874-09-14

ton from lack of it that the fucumbent had. NOT
discharged his duties acceptably. 10 this precedent
of Washington, however. may now be traced most
of the evils we have to doplore In the operation Oh
our political system.
The vast powers of the Executive instead OF being
used to check abuses in other departments OF the
Government, exhausted, not 10 say perser'eu' IN
eF,rts to vindicate the Administration" it is
termed by a reelection This disordery ambition
commonly develops itself in newly elected Presl-
dent before his Inauguration and 1t Is always the
last that forsakes him.
Gen. Jackson had such profound sense of the
gravity of these evils as we shall presently. that
in every one of the eight messages which he ad-
dressed to Congress at the commencement OF the
eight regular annual sessions held during MS fr
idencv. he formally and emphatically urged upon
them the necessity of amending the Constitution SC
as to render the reelection to the Presidency impo
sible.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-14

Jessrsou's Complete Works. '. S, p 407.
Isasnsl', CV.s9IsS Wesk1 isL & zee lA5,
New-York tribune., 1874-09-14

Nfs Of wsshington. Vol. 8. p. e3I
4 Madlsos's Works. Ill. 321
, 1874-11-07
PROCEEDING s.
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR ST. CROIX.

MONDAY 2nd November 1874, - O'Clock
noon, the Colonial Council held its 4th Ordina-
~ meeting.
The Members were present with exception of
2nd Crownmember (Willemoes), 2nd Member
for Ohristiansted's Country District (Coulter)
who had reported their inability to attend ow-
ing to press of business 5th Crownmembsr
(JIrs) and 4th Member for FrederiksteFs
Country District (Elliott).
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
The Chairman notified that Members would
find on their places the following documents,
viz: Draft Of Ordinance empowering the Gov
eminent to grant divers immunities to a Joint
Stock Company for the establishment of Gen.
trail Factories In st. Croix Draft of Ordinance
empowering the Government to grant divers
facilities and immunities to a Credit Association
for Sugar Estates in st. Croix Draft of Ordi-
nance concerning alteration of s 3 of Ordinance
of 25th March 1872 relating to the organise
, 1874-11-07
ORD.E r OF THE DAY

u R D.E H or 1 III II II II I
for the Colonial Councils ErtroordinaYg
Monday the 9th Norember 1874,
12 o'clock noon.
/. lst Discussion on the Draft of Ordi-
nance empowering the Government Of
the Danish West India Islands to
grant divers immunitics and facilities
to a Credit Association for Sugar Es-
tates in st. Croix.
1st Discussion on the Draft of Ordi-
nance empowering the Government of
the Danish West India Islands to grant
divers immunities to u Joint Stock
Company for the Establishment of
Central Factories in st. Croix.
LIST Discussion on the Draft of 0rdi-
nance concerning an alteration of 5 3
of Ordinance of 25th March 1872 re-
lating to the organisation Of the Mill
tary Force in st. Croix.
LIST Discussion on Extra Money Bills
for 1874-75 to
a. Item G. 3. judiciary and Police De
partment.
b. Item G 4. Customhouse Department.
c. Item G.. 6. Post Department,
d. Item D. BuildiBg-and other Uncer-
tain Expenses.
. Discussion on Letter from the Presi-
dency concerning Exchange of a por-
ton of the Lagoon-lands in Frederik-
sted for a piece of land belonging to
Estate La Grange.
, 1874-11-07
NOTICE..

TENDERS for sundry Repairs to
the S%choolhouse at Christiansted
and at the Prison with Sickhouse
attached thereto, which repairs are
to be executed according to a des-
cription and Conditions hat may
be seen at the Office of the Inspector
of Buildings, will be received at the
Presidency's Secretary's Office on or
before Monday the 10th November
next, 10 o'clock a. m, when they
will be opened in the presence of the
bidders that might appear.
The Tenders are to be sealed and
marked offenders for Repairs to
Public Buildings" and must contain
the price demanded for the work and
the security offered.
Presidency's Secretary's Office,
st. CrOix 5th November 1874.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1874-11-07

Last night heavy thunder and lightning, and,
apparently, a general rain. At Christians
varnsfort the fall was 253 lines, Herman
Hill 80, Orange Grove "a, Boston Hill Sc,
Constitution Hill 33, Work & Rest 3O1,
Barren Spot 80, the heaviest fall for years.
No reports as yet from lower down the
country where, from all appearances, the
rain was heavier. A good crop is now
secured.
, 1874-11-07
CHRISTIANSTED, 7h NOVBR.

Governor Garde is expected here to-day
from st. Thomas, and will partake in the dis
c~ussions on the important measures above sta.
ted on Monday.
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Loestion Of works, Ely Mining Dis net, Lincoln
county, Nevada Notice Is hereby given that
s; MEETING Of the Beard Of Directors Of said
Company, held on the 18th day Of January
1874, II assessment No. g. Of one Dollar PEI
share Wa levied upon the capital stock q ssld
COMPANY, payable Immediately Il United States
gold com, 10 the Secretary, Il the ot1ce q the
Company, 4lg California street, san EEsz'
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which ssid assessment shall
remain unpaid On the 5th day OF March,
1874, will he deemed delinquent, and sdver
tised f0r SAL at public suction, and uIlesi
payment shall Le made before, will he SOLD
On the Twenty-siIth Day of March,
ls74, to pay the delinquent assessment, l.
gether with cost of advertising and sIEeissl
Of sale.
De order Of the Board Of Directors.
CHAs. Z ELLIOT, Secretary.
once: Room q H.y~zrd's Building, ~ Cali
tornls street, san Francisco, California.
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Al u Lsecrt11cs nth lav AID al oT1ti .. 2,
~ Bard q Directors, made On N ~ -
Jay G.. Js1EAry. l.I4' 70 1-Ay s-4Ales - x -
- a. pzsIie suctian. at the salesrodn G.
IN Nisdlet5n : son, CT Monday, tie
siIth day Of April. ~, a tie L'e ~
-,v .liI GeIing1eut asssssrl.nis thereon, "
TtiteE With costs 4 advertising and t1pels<'
2. GOLDSMITH. Secretary pro tent
g=rs-Na. SIS Csiifc n. ia street, SIN frHrlelsc1
California. l--i''A
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


silver Peak Mining ompany'--
I0cstigu q works Ely Mining D-sEElci, Lincoln
t'ruutv. Aeyada-Loca alton 81. principal place q
brslr:s. ksn FraueiEeo. CEllC-u.a. -A0iice !.
bertby gwen hat a. meeting q the bard Of
Irustees Of this company, held On he 4stLi!-
eighth day q January, ls7s al assessment 40.
Of seyeuiy-Tlvs Cents pr share EIs !eNlEa
mon the Capital stock q SAID company payable
Immediately, in United states gold con, 10 ms
-ecrsiary at the ottce q the company. Room :.
Nc 80 Montgomery street, southeast cL!.tE u
Pine. sau Francisco California
Any stolk upon which tbs ASSESSMENT sLk.4
rt-lzin unpaid on saturday, the seventh
day Of March. 1874, shall be deemed ctlih-
quent and will b. duly advertised for safe Of
tublic auction, and unless payment shall ut
aade before, Will be sold on saturday, the
Tyyenty-eighth day Of March, ls'i, Z
pay the delinquent sssessIntrtr togethtF N'u
costs Of advertising and eIpeIsFs Of sale.
b order q the Board Of Trustees
GEO. T. GEIMI., segretEry
CHce-R0oIn :, No. $40 MOltgeEeE! stEs Il
southeast conner q Pine. san Fr-Lcisco Cali
tOruIa. iS-'A
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Phoebe West Extension Mining Com

pany.-Locstion Of Principal Place Of Busi.
ness, San Francisco. California. Location Of
MotEs, Ely District, Lincoln County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at 8 meeting Of the
trustees, held on the twenty-seventh dsy of
February 1874, an assessment, no. 81 of Twenty
I'VE Cents per share was levied upon the capital
STOCK OF the corporation, payable Immediately,
IN United states gold coin, to the Secretary,
street, Room No. 2, San Francisco. Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of April,
1874, VIII be delinquent. and advertised
tor sale at public auction, and unless payment
is made before, will be sold on the 2eth a n =,
OF April, 1874, TO pay the delinquent
assessment together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale,
By order Of the Trustees
7. L. KIMBALL, Secretary.
Office: No. 400 California street. Room NJ .
San Francisco, California.
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DELINQUENT SALES.


washington and Creole Mining
Comps Of principal place q
s'1-fSs san Frsnclseo Cslifornis-Iocs
~ yorls. Phoebe. Ely Mining District. Lincoln
oa,ntv STATE Of Nevada otiee.-Thsre an
dsIinauent upon the following described stoci
-, scserif,t Of assessment 40. 10I levied on H.
oh asy Of February. 1874, the several amount,
- opposite the nsines Of the respective share.
49, .s fellows.
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=, And in accordance, with law, and an order of
the Board Of Directors made on the 2sth day Of
January, 1874, SO many shares Of each parcel Of
suSh STOCK as may be necessary, will be sold 1t
NO. 2AO Montgomery street, Room 4, on Sat.
urday, the 2sth day Of March. 1874.
at the hour of two O'Clock p. m Of such day. To
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of the
GEO. T. GRIMES, Secretary.
ofhet-No. $40 Montgomery street. Room ..
mrl6-td
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Com any.---LOeAtion Of principal place c;
Z TEsG.|s. place Of business, San Francisco,
CaliigTls-Locsiiono Of works, lily Mining Dis
tEict, LHcClI County Nevada .-Notict-There
ar del!L4usli upon the following descrlh~s!
stock m EeC1uut Of assessment Nc. y levied
u TIE - day Of January, l574, the several
amounts ~ opposite the names Of the resItc-
t-sa ~ -LLLr.. Is follgAs:
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he sJoye ale e postponed until Monday,
April ~, 1874. At the same hour and place.
CHAS. +. ELLIOT. Secretary.
san TsaHc.seo, March 3. 1874.
C1ce Ron ., Hsyw.rds Building ils Cal
l:1rl.L street. san Francisco. Cal.
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Silver Peak Mining Company,-
Location Of principal place Of business. San
Francisco California Of works, Ffy
Mining District, Lincoln county Nevada.-Nc.
aee-Tbere are delinquent upon the following
Peserloed stock. on account of assessment No. 4
levied on the 2sth day Of January, 1874 ths s.r'
eral amounts set opposite the names Of tbe re.
spectiye shareholders as follnus. - ~
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DELINQUENT SALES

PS~~A~ SILVER Aizias to1A -
Lass 9. x1rEs Il ~ - -
- -. 49, 5.-.--ss-. szosE- = - ).
Z rx-~..----- - Z lsT1=z = - - :. :
SGET. ~. - -sTz-a4 - - Z. -
u. H., q -. --~-@r-1Te s-s,z-
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the 9Th day Of
February, 1874, 50 many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary. will be sold 81
public auction at the office OF the company,
Room No. ~, New Merchants Exchange, Cali.
fOrnia street, San Francisco California, On
Monday, the 9th day Of April. 1874,
at the hour Of O'Clock p. m Of such day, to
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and elptnses Of the
sale.
FRANK d. CIEARY, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room No. 10, New Merchants FL
chrnge, California street, San Francisco Cali
fornia. m22-td
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Nhyte Jol

And in tccoEdaLas WITH .1v and 81 ordet q
the Beard cf Directors. lad. On the lsth day
Ct IsnuAry, 1874, e. l1A1y shares OF each par
eel Of such str-k a. lay y Necessary VIII
b- sold 1t public lu1lgl, ~ the once Of the
Company, Room = Hay aEt's Building, 10 u.
C.liforui. street san Francisco, California, Oh
Thursday, the 10th day of March,
ls-4, At The hour q 0'elocE P. IL. OF
said day, to pay sa.1 5sliHqueni assessments
thereon together with Costs q Advertising aud
eKu@ns@s Of sale
CHAs Z ELLIOT. Secretary.
OfHee: Room :. Hayward. Building, Az Cal
lf.rris street san FTaucIsco. California.
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n Office.

ID J. H. SMITH AUTHORIZES A. BROWN
Il to collect all bills due him in Phoebe. and
no other person 10 authorized to make such col.
lection. PJH SMITH
Phoebe, March 8, 1874. matt