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From Tho CoHHfautpt.th tfat.) Courier.
Mr.. lsaac Campbell well-liinn1l Citizen Of
shonauso Tnwualllp, Crawford County, il tho
owner Ut yAluAb!o bioule bull, whcE. i,us eur
HE'D on tho !'rut premium ut ol.r county las IN
number OF instaucoa. and llas beel. loretoforo
tho COUNTY. On Wednesday, morning Ut last week.
Mr.. Campbell undertook to drive the lslll froin
ono pasture to another, when the a.inal toiuHod
to oboy, antI hts owlor, by way Of persuasion,
WAS now tn tho old fellow, md llo ut o!'co re-
sontod it by turning upon Mr.. CanlphoIl, who,
finding 1t inpsosib1o 10 Bava himself by light,
attempted to chtc hold ot tho ring III tho anl-
malls noso. Tho Hcnslie wlllch lasted fully two,,-
ty mlnutes, sas endea l,y slr. Canpbcll'h being
knocked down by II blow from tho ooast's horn
striking him aoyo tho eye, ro,.tloring him lnue,,-
siblo. How long ho lay there DO doos not know,
hisnsolf by ono hand on tho fence and holding
thu hnll by the nose.ring with the other. Ho
had recovered hls Honsos. but Gnsw, pQtAjpg 81
, 1874-12-11
CRIMINAL,

~'t'''''"'T'
Three boys, August Svartz, Jamoa jennings,
and IhomaH Brown woro arrested yeht"rdaY af-
ternoon for asca|ing acyen pair OF kid glovou
from storo Oh State street ucar Washington.
r,,1;,s p~co,,st,no,. h,,so NJ c5o r,,,..x.
'"liuH froeost'hGs honsot NO. LOU F'llton
street, was cntcrod by tAiovos yesterday after
noon during tho absence of the family, and $500
worth Of clothing taken, Every drauor mud
trunk was ran.aclrnd. ''@'
storekeanors must 1cen m ovo m fin mn,
- 49,. e ~ ~. y" suo ~, ''o''
anu women Who come into their shops with re-
ccipts for articles. Unleas thoy do thoy will be
awinil1ed, Bince a gang Rro going oyor tho West
sido, aud makipg considerable money bv this
trick.
Mr.. H. ". johnson, of No. ao1 West wasl,sur.
M Lon street; uoosGe y. ho;a, OF No. CID West
nasnlhetoh atseot' anu Ihomnh dorman, OF No.
hab west iHtllaha street, haEo 1een late victims
OF snGaE-th,eSes. lAoy report tho loss Of robcs
a1'd closh1hg.
Mr.. &. c. Moore, Of Canton, ILL.,, made tho &C.
quaintanco Of female wl,,'o riding On tic II.
Msyne Noaa Yesterday tat ! olnE, anu she talked
6oawcet'y 70 bin tnas II "aa some ti'no altar sue
iefs bolore ao discovered that sha Ind takon his
bocAet-book and SI2a.
Young man In tho employ of F. E. Do|d. Of
No. lG9 East aladison street, was arrested last
evening for attempting to raas counterfeit s2O-
ison streets. 1Io was hold to appear before tho
United States Commissioner
.;.,,. H.,
ns.,a. ~ spo'a9!e asao 4aae ngne a1 the neeona
DaPtnt HnIteI: ~ Cn!toI - atoi.uo ahu alosBA'i
st1ots se tro H. II I onoSo n"o ~ me % new oyescnas
naa Maa n's s.oio ',. tno .i tnael haa TO raaa
tnlongn sno room "leao .he aoclable Wns hetd.
aila ktoas 'Hally "GIe ~ euo TooH "nch TUG
eoass weEo od 1hAen. r' a4eDo"o'l WILL 6Fe so-
, 1874-12-11

unyoiBahst VII nn'u mgr HogHty Sgo, ~ sno
lasuuoo us hiH q. y. n"saua., AZ .na
nvuJ' ' nf1 toco t.o,; hpu.i VI 1MusyHS 10
oanaAy t'"f'ef' I'LL" e'ol'oe'
Tho Hon. Esnory a. Btoirs will begin n nerfea
of public locturon hoforo tho Union College Of
Law Saturday, Nov. II, at o'clock. Tho nub-
tect is. "tho Eng!iuh Constitution IN illustrating
tl,a Norris mud Defects OF m Unwritton consti-
'" nu'"
OF Lecturer q, Ohntotrlcs IN ths Spring Faculty
of flush Medical Collogo, will take placc at tho
College this eron!nR. E1tomporanools addressaa
upon Huhtocts to 10 tlion assigned will bc rn-
invited to bo proaont.
Tb, soc,r,1 rnn,,or ,or,o,t ~ t,,n s,~,,a l.,
t,,, Il,is,i prcsfvteran t!hmrcI ~ wi1 III t,so H."
this evening at 7,ii1 oeioei nt t,o chanoi oorner
~ Wnat 9Hn,.,a, s'osni ~ slu .n"pot uoln..A
, 1874-12-11

Among the transfers recorded yesterday is tho
sale by Thomas D. Snyder to Michael W. blau-
ning for @25, ,000 OF the lot on tho weHt sido OF
Market Btrues 100 foot north of Van Buron.
Tho temperature yeHterday, as observed by
AlanaEso. optician, under The TnlBuSE Build
lug, was, ut q. ILL.,, 20 deg. Falir. 10 H. Ill.,, 27 !;
IL IN, 20; p. NJ, %; p. M, % ; and 8 p. H.,
II.
Tho Board Of Underwriters he!d an adjourned
meeting ycstartlay afternoon ut their onice, No.
l27 LaSalle street. President George &. Clarke
in t!lc chair. THO coditication OF the rues and
regulations was agan discussed, aud finally tho
wholo matter was reoommittel.
4 young woman named Davidson, living at
somo place OIL Cottage Grove avenue not hBcor-
taned, attemned suicide yesterday BY takiug
laudanun. -Four doctors, assisted by stomach
pump. saved her lifo. Dihappointed love is sail
to luvo been tho clllso for the act. And yos tho
woman IN sald to have . husband.
The dead body Of . man wns found on tho
Chicago, burlington L Quincy 1lailroad, At tho
Western avenue CROSSING. yesterday morning. by
switchnlal. Tho body was ahock:ngIy 1nutllat,
cd. There wAa nothing on the decensed to i'll.
dicato who he wls Or whero he belonged. The
romaius woro aont to tho .Morgue, aud tho Cor
oner notified.
The Coroner held m inquest yesterday after
noon on tho body Of Thomas GcttinA work
nun Oh Groyor'B new theatre fold pOst-O OIIice
bnldng), who was fatally injured by tbs falling
| Of plank last Monday. mud who died yesterday
at tho i1ercy Hospital lie lived at No. 157 d.
yie!on street. 4 verdict Of dsntl from fracture
Of tho skull was rendered
t appcars TINT tho reagonB alleged by James
L. Alk Tor co'lte5tlns the yAliditY Ut Mr. Corco-
rans election aa Alderman iu tto Twentieth
Narl ale the aRle III those givon on bualr Ut
Mr. Lestoyno mheu he tried tu Induce tho Board
of CAllvaaaoIH to throw out thu First Precinct of
, 1874-12-11
THE CITY.
WoMhN'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY so.
GETTY

MEETING or THE AUXILIARY HociETE1H.
Tho auxiliary poc[cties Of tho Rock ltvor Con-
terenco Of tho ATothodint Church connected with
Tho Wo,nnn'a Foreign Missionary Society hold a
mootug Mt tho First htosh"dlst Church, Evans
toy, yesterday morning, Tho nttohdauoo waa
en.alt.
A1rs. DR., A. j. Jntkns presided, and, after tho
preliminary oxerclscs, appointed tho following
committees, yho immediately rotlrol to prop paro
reporta:
t,rgaa;-aion- Queal. Willing, DsnnistoE,
OMtsfs-Mcs1nrnca Kent. 11nrcy, Hill, and Miller.
A few rcnln,ks wero mado by Mrs. DtEgs lola
tive to tho Joliet District and by Hiss hlisHon
concerning District AsaocationH in a1icsiisaa'
call being mado for
1sEronrs
from tho delegates, reports woro pfcschtea Dy
tho following ,ro " @ners 1o ar
nrv, Englowood Mrs Martin, 1T. Panrn. w mem
bcrs !; Mrs Powers. Grant r!ace. 40 members; +;
Mrs. Note. RayenHwoo AIRS: mfo"ns oo maxe. rnnn
M1s Warner, Ropors' Park, 25 monuberH; Mrs.
Vowel. Graco Church, Chtcago, 70 members
Mira. Da,,nioter, Evanston Y monlera. slio
raisod; hlsa. Roe. Iownor'B trove; ars. M uata-
forth, Centenary Church. Chicago 2oo het'-
lilo report Of tte Committee on Organization,
WAS approved, aud Tho constitution presented
Rdupei. ,,.u,,, .o.
AT tu0 h3LcFtUuu F056l0A AlpAHF AA$A''H e-eoA
famed tho meeting with n few apt renalka Oh
Tho Indy missionaries or the East, Willie waiting
for Tho Committee oil
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
IN roport, Tho Committee finally reported as
folluw5
I,rfs,htut-A{rs. Dr, 4. ]. Jmtkfns.
-{rtntitEtS-Ars. Saler, st. PaMlh; MFe. T. U.
Cook Wabash: Mrs Charles WhcU!rr Clark Street a1ra.
Eent Trinity; Mrs W. L. Stewart, Ada alrH SprnH-
cr PARK Avenue: strs. 1Iahts, TRACE Church; Mrs.
n,ll aycnue; ara. Powers Grant place: ata lfnk!ns.
Kossnth Mrs. DR.. DarforsA Ecntcn11y; Mrs. stokc:.
St4te street; Mrs. CaEApbcl Ncstc1u avcne; Are y.
i, keau, 1talsted strect: Mrs. Pole; MrE Cantinc,
Tulnu street: Mrs. MrharGe, 1togrra' IAra hlrp.
s;e'tle, s;oth Evanston .s. Prot kellogg. Evanston;
rirs ianc, Nj r:h Evanston; Mrs. Hnoser. BARRING
nn sss Fora J. HALE Oak Park; Mr4: ": Il. Da'l-
Hrs Shaw, Tnr:lcr; Mrs. Dr. Roe, Do%l1nra 0toro.
C0rrespcn.a tttrftarH-a1tss L!zxie Truo.
RtcoTuina Sr.fetlrp-Mina a1nry unr11s.
Tho report MIS- approved.
l. discussion on tito lest methods of mieBion-
lYy work followed, III which MeE'a1nes 1Iamline.
4. !. Brown. 4. j. Jntkius, Bliss Rulisun, and
pthere, participated.
Tho meeting then adjourned until ovcn!ng,
whom n fa.r-sizcd audieicn assembled, md wns
entertained by brief atsarosB by
MRS. un. DaSFollrH,
Of Chicago mud an original atrry written for
tile occu,on by Airs. John T.. Nliltor, which hatl
Eprcial reference 10 missionary labors.
Tho nl,nr' orlY meeting of the Northwestern
Branch Of tic Society, embracing sescial otatca,
will commonce ut the aHtne p'uco thH morning.
aud continue through the day and ovalllile'
, 1874-12-11

AAOttab+ hNtt SIlEHbu 1l tuD GFGHIt1K III JGEs d
by tho ch,cngo L Alton hallway. flo wna nc
oompanted to tho depot by Mr.. Corbott, tlla part
nor, MD NJ: Emory, ono Of tho principal htnck-
holders. On tho Balno train Mr.. Parks. Of Wau.-
Rust, Of tho Lire Stock: Journa', hoth Of this
cty, woro travellers. They INV antl convorscd
with Atr. Thomas aud woro givon to understand
by him TINT l,o waa going Wont, 10 Denvcr.
4 generous response is baing nado to tho ap-
poal pitt forth oil behalf ofetho RIiforara In Nc
hrasha: Tnus far 5oo IN casll unsl produce
placcs H., tho State. $1,000. Among tho oontsi-
butlona from this city wero the following: Onoh
clothing. L. u. BROWNE; barrela clothing, Firat
United Presbyterian Church; box clothing. ST.
ter; barrel ilour, d. ". Smith; i 6arrol cloth-
Ing. various partiea. Hoyora' Of tho ctiul chca
hero md in lilo suburbs MO organizing with tho
Wow Of raising funds. atc., for tho Blfforers.
:. Tile creditors of Stephen II. LurA nftor \
thorough examination Of his aasots mud ac-
counts, hnye concluded TINT they have no roaHon
claims. Hence. thoy havo not agreed
npon any action in ths matter. but, for tho
nrobont will ronaan quiet, and lot affairs take
tho!r Ts own course: wenray tho Flrst Nation
amounting TO over 5i000u. Besides tha tho
bank huldB ample security. htr. Luut appears
very little concerned IN tho r1attorr,. md aIHo
aoorns dotornsno1 to await rosstltu, without maxi
Ing my effort to bring them about.
A frightfn1 and probably fatal accident occur
Lumber ntroota, yestorday afternoon. Barbara
simtnitz, II Dollofnian woman, was orgagod III
picking up shayinga oloue to circular enw
which was In lnotion. As aho raisod up from =
tho saw. and 4 shocking wound waH made,
which, penetrated to tho brain. She was re-
moved to hor horne, No. IL West Fifteenth
street. whcro Dr., Henry attended her, and asl-
, 1874-12-11
NEW RULES,

HOW TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AuE TO BIZ
GOVERNED.
Tho specia1 Committee OH 1luieR OF tho now
Board Of County Commissioners wero IL session
in tho co.nustco~room nearly all Of yesterday.
The Committee made aevoral changos in the
rules adopted by tho old Bonrtl. !" tue maia,
the committees wers increased from three to
Tho Committee on Miscellaneous Claims waB
abolished, aud the COMMITTEES on Public Service
viii in the future attend to all matters WHICH
, 1874-12-11

An,ouE the many casoa Of cruelty which always
oucht Int never DO receive thn attention, OF
n,,r 1,.c,l ;,ciotv for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Au'u'al" IL ono wa1ch hns oklSseu loug ~ ouf
n,cs which uero taken yesterday by number Of
nron;uont Indies whose na,nrs arc withheld lest
tI,c;r tnosv,cco should mar their efforts. exist
ehco no LONGER 1ne uacHtl'' ""n neio ~ wv eo@'
paror of ono OF our largo hotels. and was very
"c attended, Ensera! at 'sao laases present @ no-
ing mcns'crs OF other bcnoSoleht soc1oelos. ihe
Ciair was taken by
MRS. DoEcAs, -,
who. in rathesc specsh alluded briefly to she
oD1eet OF tho meeting. Every ONO present, Tho
Enid. know Of tho tnc: TINT mnny cruel mond!-
rant snotlera, al at' ass.Atant III their oeSBlnS'
carried with them iutantH of ngcs varying tfom
ingenious, and not inhanlan but at rrosont.
with the thermometer below freezing, and
sometimes below zero, tho practice was most
roprehcnBible aud cruel. Sho herself had Hcon
frozen, md had ofton been led BY. their misera-
bio appca, ance to part With n nichol which eho
fels WIS being foolhltly applied. She gould not
help it, however. Sho lsud been mother her
SELF OF ten Us fine. Here tho feelings Of the
sEca!kor o7srca,uo her, and sle subsidized into her
chnlr.
Nny. FRY
heartily iniloreod tho kindly sentiments Of the
p1oYiutls speaker. She hid Rccu worso than
what had bcen observed by Mira. .Dorcas. With hcr
ladies' arc yely fond OF making This aBaurauce.
.,1st as if auy OF them could possibly tee, or
:ould wish to SEQ, with any other ladya eyeBl
,lIo had seen these mothers when their Young
opes Sero too cold or weak to cry, pinch them
untll thoy gave The moan which was intended to
work upon tho feelings OF DISQUALIFICATION
fro1n-whom-, Hero the lHdy's foolings got
the better u her, a.nl slo sank iu hoT chair and
, 1874-12-11

FL. Iuh belongs to no ring, but will ooutinu. Il,
supply tho trade OF Chicago With his old rc|jabIs
"sqnaro-Drnnd" oyssora at lilo following prizes
INK, 1sc; Squares, 25c F. J. H.a, 3so AMI soects.
4ao Do not submit to extorton. Should .y wagons
ia' to enl yo send your hrcsH to or cali ut 155
oensnorn = an atroer whore yo,i will always ind tho
9nafe-nral, hs celebrated solid moaty and aji
Rihua OF frcsh and salt water tluh. "
, 1874-12-11

The pooplo of Wilton, N. H., aro reporsod wary
mich siistioartencd over their lossou by the rocct
fire. Within the Inst five yonsd thoy hnva oe' a,,s
fored large number OF misfortunes, promlnont
smnng sI which aro tho losa bv fro Of tho Daria
the Wilton Mill. in which thoy loat s5O. O.(o) suj
tions, and the like, 4o'"4'A"
, 1874-12-11


The above laro contributed, besides many
dollars thas l huvo kept no account OF. to tho
Home. aud. iu addition, havo kept horse and
buggy for its nae.
Il is further Htated that some of tho inmates
Of tho uonlo weo ompoyos Of mine. desire
buardoI ut homo, but occasionally ono Of my
men would take 4 lunch al t!lo Home, but tho
number Of allcso moals would npt exceed twsrl-
ty; and ns thB help was every day contributing
to tho institution. did not considor that l. waH
at all indebted to tho iIolnc.
Tho above statement n1n prepared to mako
affidavit, to, aud to provo by outHido evidence,
mud nsk tho public to judge whether, under
tho taets tho Orphan Girls Home is run in my
iatoraat. A report from my vito in regard to
tho workings Of tho institution, will DO published
tomorrow. G. W. uAHKtSs,
CHICAGO. Dec. 10, 1874.
, 1874-12-11

It's Foolish Extravaganza
tof any any TO pay tho rrices asked by most Shoe
asao1a wle such prices tlcse eau alwnys ho found
Tue no" sotk soro, mud for the samo goo1s: Dest
peoo'e aoas s25o; Mtssc. tlo. 81; chilrens, s1.25
slippers, Fl. Buy ut OBI aud $50 Woat Madison stroot
, 1874-12-11

Now offering navy blo repcllants at Il IN o}d nr,e.
SITS. dcnta' sk wrappors .nd drnwara ~ q M.
prico elsewhere, $780, LedicA' underwear 7sc to
about half pr'ee eal Dafnsloy ablo lsrasl, 75o nli
linen towels at lsc tn 23c old price, 800 to Soc pm
Dn1poEtb, Ill and 11o atatc street
, 1874-12-11

OF thlH Hroat thorouBhfaro With Buoh an In
oreaso. whom iuporativoiy tho further widontng
ia dcmandod from Union Park north 10 tho city
liniLs2 This opportunity Of oiroctinR th!s i'm
pfovement III MI oconon1lca! manner nlhy Roon
ho lost by tho construction of NOW buildings
| along The route. Already nomo buildings aro III
progrcsH hotwoon Lake nnl kinzio 6troetst and
soon improvements will tAko place north Of tho
lattor street. largo portion of the frontage,
however. iB vacant, and tho fow improvements
tint l,nve been made arc inexpensive III clnrac-
tor. Tho onhancod value Of tho property, ehonl1
t!lo u avcn'lo bo wiacnou. wond repay TWICE Or
prove substantial bonoit to tho entito nelge1-
bOrhond. =
But 1t is not only for the salso Of mn improved
thoro,'glfare that Tho clangte is desirable.
Ashland avauuo aa An effective llro barrier for
tho security OF tho city agninst any serious
cont'agralion to tho waat. It would complete
tho circuit formed by tho Northwestern halfway
Quincy Railrond iracka on tho south, and Aeh-
tand ayonuo OH tho wost. Nortl, Of Lake strpet,
II would continue tho same effective fro bar
rlor, to tho North BraEc,. A. few moments
vions to any QUO who will g,yo IT attention. THO
ctttzona OF tho West Sflo aro moro especially n-
torestod in such nloasuro. mot only ns nlntscr
Of public safety and convenience, but also flom
tho fact TINT All on1lancel value In oil tito ronl
cHtnto IN thu neighborhooa would no sire to fol-
low. It is mattor nf surprise that such rs0tR-
p.u Improvement sho"'a nASe o'T" sn;, my,M1sa NJ
cnloAao, Dec. 10, 1871.
THE n1our 70 EscArr.
70 the Editor Of Tho Chtcaao Tribune:
S1n: I lavo Just read tic account In your
paper OF tho escape Of "two prisoners from tho
Jail" and tho ovidonco found in cell No. 81 that
swo others Ind tried tl1or hapd and tho public
ara ,,fnrnoa thot :. 1.;tor uort Ia1 thom loc1<cd
-. =. a, III. as,.,.,, s.a,,,..,s
they wefo permitted to brooa over LILO Ill suc-
coss OF their daring ontorprse." =.
1 would like to ask. Is it crimo for a man In
co,ano,ropt n acal, IN cpcano from TIM aamoa
,,,,' II. -, Wv IT,.
what risht nus da1ler na1l"' OF nns o'aef
Jnilor. to presume to Pun'ph n prisoner Tor sook-
;,,,x ~, ,y,tat In -1;l,ortvo
, 1874-12-11

Z 2HdUH 1QT CnaI,
70" Instruments that have boou rented and b,,a
niue III aseu Gun DO bought Mt noes Temple Of Music.
prices. ' 'eit Ao"ehs panic
, 1874-12-11
DEATHS.

,fAY-ThusndaS. Doc. 1otl ls74, Jomea q. Tox .1od
43tcaTs -' "'@ o' Pas aRed
~ o'clock .. in. e' - 'i'DoaA''' fslaAss
MHlfrEnS The funeral Of Thomas 1tton,. WIN m,
snaod ~ kns pd Post tfico building, Will lake pnco in
CALVARY. A'0''' W 9asa 10
,n,t1ANEI-DE Janos '. O. snoy at o,ctock ths,
axod 81 yeRrs. ''' 'en's"a'a"s
, 1874-12-11


1,9s Wednesday, aftornnon, iy fht
IVY. y tawIo y. L.. Il: tho Church uf tho IUy tnn,y
naa, hoio' Ea AMI Miss Kate Murphy vi Hauit",
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-10

aud in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the third
day Of January, 1874, ~ many shares Of eaSh
marcel OF such stock as may be Necessary will be
sold ct public suction. at the sslesroom OF
John Middleton Son, on Monday, tie
sixth day Of April, 1874, at the hour
Of one ~ O'Clock ?. m Of said day. to
paw raid delinquent assessments thereon, TO-
eeiher with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
r. GOLDSMITH Secretary pro tenn
Ofice-No. 5l3 California street, san Francisco
California. m2i-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-10
Notice Of Removal Of Land Office,

THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THIS
i notice. the Land Once OF the United States
for this District will be changed from its prese mt
location At Belmont, to Phoebe; and the said
Land Once 10 this day closed, and will be re.
opened at Phoebe on the sOih day Of April, A. D.
1874. in accordance with Instructions received
from the General ard Once at Washington,
y. q. &c FOSTER. Register.
J. W. WRIGHT, Receiver.
Phoebe. March 81. 1874. sp2H
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-10

=, And in accordance with law, and an order OF
!ne board OF Directors made on the 18th dsy Of
January, 1874, so many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary. will be sold 1t
Suon aso auction, At the office Of the company,
NO $40 Montgomery street, Room 2, on sal.
urday, the 18th day OF April, 1874.
a. the hour OF two O'Clock p. m. Of such day. "a
pay delinquent assessments thereon, tocetber
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of The
sale. 'Ae
GEO. T. GRIMES, Secretary.
Ofnee-No. 240 Montgomery street, Room .
Apl-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-10

San Francisco, March 20. ls7I.-At meeting
Of IKE Board Of Directors Of the above named
company, held this day, the above sale was
postponed until Monday, the 18th day OF
April, 1874 ct the same time and place. BY
Oruer Of the Board.
CHAs. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Once Room 2s, Haywsrd's Building. 4l9 Cal
ifOruia street, San Francisco. Cal.
AMID
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-10

And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board OF Directors, made on the 9Th day Of
February, 1874, so many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary, will DO sold at
public auction, at the Office OF the company,
Room No. 10, 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 expenses Of the
sale.
FRANK D. CLEARY, Secretary.
ofhce-Room No. 10, New Merchants Fr.
chrnge, California street, San Francisco Cali.
fornia. m22.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-10

Company. .--Location Of principal place Of
Of lrIuc.pEl place Of business, San Francisco,
Califuruia-Locaton Of works, Ely Mining Dis
trict. Lincoln County Neyada.-Notice-Th
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, On account Of assessment mo. y levied
on the Sd day Of January, 1874, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive SHAREHOLDERS. as follows:
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Company. --Locs,ion Of principal place Of
busintss. San Francisco California Location
Of Works, Phoebe, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, State Of Nevada. NotIce.-lhere are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account of asse ssment NO. lOl levied on the
9Th cay Of February, 1874 the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective share
holders, IS follows.
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800 REWARD.

STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES
~ OF the undersigned, about January ~
10th, bright bay horse, branded Of,
left shoulder, and . heart on the left VI ~
hip. The above reward will be paid for his de.
livery to me at Phoebe, or at any Of my stationi
on the road.
WI. pRITCHARD.
By J. HOFFMAN, Agent. m6im
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CHAP. CCXIv. Act to amend an Act entitled
An Act to promote the Development Of the
Mining Resources United States
Be it enacted byt and House Of Rep.
resentaiives Of the United States Of America In
Congress assembled. That the provisions Of the
fifth section OF the Act entitled "An Act to pro-
mote the development Of the mining resources
Of the United Stated, passed May tenth. eieh-
teen hundred and seventy-two, which requires
expenditures Of labor and improvements on
claims located prior to the passage Of said Act
are hereby so amended that the time for the first
annual expenditure on claims located prior 10
the passage Of said Act shall be extended to the
tenth of june eighteen h inbred and seventy
four. Approved March /, 1873.
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Silver Peak Mining Compsny. :.

Location Of principal place Of business, San
francisco CAlifornis-Locat Of works. Ely
Mining District. Lincoln county Nevada,-No.
tics-There are delinquent up, the following
pescribed stock. on account Of assessment No. 1,
levied on the 2sth day Of January, 1874, the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the Ne.
spective shareholders, as follows:
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on the 18th day
Of January, 1874, so many shares OF each par
Gel Of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, At the Office Of the
Company, Room % HsywArd's BUILDING. No. 4l9
California street, San Francisco. California, on
Thursday, the goth day Of March.
1874, at the hour Of . O'Clock r. IN. Of
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
CHAs. (. ELLIOT Secretary.
Ofiice Room 2s Haywards building, 4l9 Cal
!fornia street, San Francisco, California.
mir. It'd