davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-01-10
TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were fled for
Tacprd on Saturday, Jan. 8:

CITY PIuFEATG.
Congress Ut. 50 BT-100 it v Of Hermitage ~,
1, l9xl00 #, dated Jan. n.2..-.-...-.......s $500
Toupkins st. 81 40 It Of West Polk st, ef,
5o1125 Aid It, dntei Jan. .s................ 3,7so
Prairie az 1G6 # Of Thirty fifth at, I, 50x124
It, dated Jan. .......................-. $3.50
West Polk 81, 15o It " Of California Ut, s t, 125x
IN $40 it. dated Jan. .6............-..--..- 2,10o
indiana av, $50 It q of Thirty-foufh st, ef, 25
1l60 2-10 It, dated Jan. 1900
Fillmore st, 178 It n OF Western ~, t, 25x
119 75-10o It, dated Jan. an.G.-..,........... 400
Indiana st, 17x # Of Lincoln 1t, I, 50I
% $40 IT, dated Dec @, ,1674...-.......-.. $500
Oakley 1t, u # n Of K1nzie st, g (, 94z1D #;
also Diler at, 1856 # Of Hubbard 1t, VT, Is
1ll9 $40 Il, dated Jan. 500
Sonru CITY LBIIs, WITHIN RADIUS or NILES
COCRT- HOUSE
Lot 49, Block 8, RaYenswoo1, dated No7. 10.
SOUTH or cur 11d11z, WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF MILES
OF COURTHOUSE.
Michigan Nv 100 # Of Thirty y-ninth 81, VT,
l00xI60 f. dated Jan. {Harriet G. Hale to
Maria L. Hillisrd) 45.oe0
EGau ~, y cor OF Cottage Grove av, n I, 1x
SIX feet dated Nor. 10, 1874. ........-... 300
Lote IS and 29, Block 2, Hdntzs Iart n Il and
n4sw4 Sec 4, So, II, dated JAM 2.-...-- 1,5oo
suMMARY OF TRANSFERS. FOR THE WEEK.
The following ia the total amount OF city and
suburban property, within radius OF miles
from tho Cou1:-House, transferred during the
week ending Saturday, Jan. 9: City sales, 81;
consideration, &501, ,497. North Of city Limits,
sales, 8; consideration. $685. 500. South Of city
limits sales L.; consideration, Sl04, ,212. West
Of city limits, sales 4; consideration. $G2+ $40.
Total sales, 81. Total consideration, $707, ,l29.
, 1875-01-10

product WAS IND uenced chiefly by other considers
tjons.
The stock Of pork In this city On Saturday
14065o hrls, anil OF lard 48725 tcs, sgainst IL, ,10
brls and 70, $50 to- on Jan. Is, 1874.
PACKING.
The commeret12 bulletin gives the following II tho
packing at the pe named dats compared with
tue correspondent time last year and tho aggregate last
geaSuu:
, 1875-01-10

HOG PRODUCTs--Wcre irregularly stronger. Lard
WIS active and excited, above noted and other pro-
ducts were drmer in sympathy, though quiet, the
attention Of most operators concentrated tho
Lard deal The receipts Of hogs wers small, ~ is usual
On Saturday, and that market as saaty: the pr3ce<
, 1875-01-10

1446oo; circulation, dezease, s215,ooo; reserve, IN
crease, s., ,889 ,450.
LATEn,
The Committee Of the Gold Exchange appointed 70
make IN Investigation has oensured one OF the local
gold and stock telegraph tompn1es and recommended
that its instruments be removed from tho Gold-Roon
reward Is offered for the detection Of the parsons
who furnished the bogus report Of to-day.
, 1875-01-10
COMMERCIAL

Tho following were the receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce in this city during the
twenty-four hours ending Mt O'Clock on Saturday
morning, and for the corresponding dAte one year
, 1875-01-10

Withdrawn from storo Friday for city con-
sumption 1904 bu wheat, G,3s7 hu corn, 3,611 bu
oats, ,oe7 bu rye, 1896 bu barley.
Tho following grain inspected into store during
the twenty hourz ending with 10 O'Clock on Satur-
day morning: car No. spring, 90 No. 2 do,
q No do cars rejected do {l18 whe7t> cars
high mixed eorn Is No. do, Is rejected do
{6s new and 1 old eorn); No. oats,
rejected do; cars No. rye car rejected do;
cars No. hurley, No. do; car rejected do
Total oo1 cars, 49, 600 bu, Inspected out TOOL bu
wheat, 95.0 bu corn, 5,555 bu oats, 371 bu bu rya
:, 40 bu barley.
The following wers the receipts and ehipments Of
breadssufs and live stock at this point during pas
week, and for the corresponding vaeks ending a
dated.
, 1875-01-10

IS g tor ths uspondnx week ast snce Nor.
L isss u.s. 's' PICS against 3D. 81 0''''@ tho ''o tina
tIaelnds. al ot meats except shoulders md 8. P
a1Ess Ponk--was qniot and 7x01oc per brl lower.
The movement was entirely speculative, and consisted
difference pa,d for carrying widening to 25c. sales
Mese reported On ,change OF 60 n5ls eash at Slss;
M.Eah sssr II ,e'a ss
April at Sl3b5@165. Total, 8810 trls. In the after
noon the market vas moderately active and steady,
$1947 ,@19. 80 for March and $io67K for April.
Closing 1T sls.s ,a1s.s2H cash: $l7.ooa19.o5 seller
fseEa:y s sE9 AIS si9 sissa ss'lel March; and s:s5@
Pa1AE MEss panK--Was nominal at $17oc@17.25;
extra do steady At $l3.s715al4.oo; and clear pork
quoted at s2o.759 a1.oo.
New York and Liverpool. The quotations tho
other side Of tho Atlantic advanced 1a per liz lbs o
Friday and &c on Saturday, being total rise Of about
York firm that hal contracted to deliver large auanti
ties there during he present month. Seller February
tas 10 eSal to
900 tes eash Ut *ls:4o@1seo; 1900 tca seller
It sis7oaiassX. Toal so'ooo tc.. In tho afternoon
the market in fair demand and steady. with sales
snd toe ceses Z
March.
MEArs-wero re ~ quite aud firm at previous prices
There WAS ntls demand from my source, only two
three carload 1o ,eing wanted 6srs restricted
20 boxes shoulders at 6zsc; 200o tbs short ribs at
9t:c; % boxes do 1T 97tc and 100 tca sweepickled
hams as ns) at lIc- The mnrket closed at 671c
do short ribs, oaic do short clear, and 10aloac
do hams. Sweet: ,tckled hams as lbs average) At
1o7s@1le. Meats salt 10 to Is days quoted At 6<
9Gaic for Shoulders cash o. seller January; 61<@7c
DO Eeer February * @71@c do seller March; long
clcar 9kc cash ,aller Januar, do seller February
Keller January; d seller February, 9xc: do seler
March. 1osc; shurt clears, 1oc; do seller Febru-
lry. 10hc; do Sell March. 10He. Boxed meats 1ac
higher than loose. Long cut hama, 10a<@l1:. Bacon
meats quoted at 49, {l3c for hams &c for shoulders
Ind lie for short-ri sail packed.
GRgAsE-Nomin:a! at 6E@1oc.
BEEF PRODUCi.S-Were quiet and nouninaly |
At S. Is for NESS S9as for extra mess and"
b20 Q0a20. 50 for halis.
TALLow-Quoted ut 8@84c.
, 1875-01-10

The first weeks of the new year are generally
dull in all kinds Of business, and the real estate
loan market forms no exception to the general
rule. There has been nothing doing the past
few days calling for special mention The in
struments fled for record a<a generally for small
consideration, and what few. are weu up in the
thousands are in pazr settlement of trades, and
are no indication Of the state Of the market.
COMPARATIVE sTAIEHESg FROM JAx. 70 JAx9.
, 1875-01-10

Other stocks In the loca1 market arc quoted as fol-
lows It will be noted that the Illinois Company bonds
rafe7cd to not railroad bonds, and that the rate
given applies only to the better class:
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Stop Shipping Coal.
- -

This hint, defined, means simply that
IL the corporation to which Mr.. Wooten
IS connected does not stop shipments of
coal to the Underwater depots, the strikers
will themselves prevent it. The value Of
the property already destroyed by the
disconnected miners is considerable.
In all divisions Of the SchuylkiIl, Nor
cumberland, Lehigh, Wyoming, and
other affected regions, where the BLACK
legs" have been intimIdated from work
ing the colieries, the mines have filled
with water, and caused loss which it is
difficult to estimate. In the Lehigh
region alone this loss is estimated at
$500, 900, and as the damage is greater in
the Schuylkill region than Lehigh, $780,
600 will probably not cover the loss up
To this date. At Centralia, the cOllery
OF DIR. Provost is completely drowned out.
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ceived coffin notice TO leave The regio,
under penalty Of a speedy and fearful
death. On Monday last young maj
named Edward Langlor vas attacked il
his home by the committee o
three" and crippled for life. His mother
poor, gray-haired old woman
ran to his assistance, and tn,
fiends incarnate assaulted her in
most brutal manner. 1t is expected sh,
will die from her injuries. On the nigh
of the same day number Of houses or
the ForestviIle read were placarded witt
"coffin notices., notifying the inmates t.
leave under forfeit of DISPLACEMENT. Tive
Of these DIV llings were nearly raised
from their foundations. During the dis
turbance little child Of Michael Butler
was nit by flying missile Of some kind
and killed.
This organization and the Molly Ma
CURES are also engaged in destroying The
transportation and coal operators prop.
erty. Hardly day passes bat what in
telligence reaches your correspondent oil
the preparation Of some villainy of this
sort. On Monday night depredations OF
this character were enacted at three
places in the Schuylkill valley. Between
Pottsyille and Tamaqua, switches on the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad we're
misplaced, and heavily loaded coal trains
run from the track and the cars wrecked
Subsequent to the last mentioned
act, the train dispatcher at Summit
station, Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road, sent engine No. Al by the old mine
road to Excelsior for a train Of loaded coal
cars. When the locomotive ne4red En-.
tcrprisc Junction, it was found that a
switch at that spot was turned about half
way and blocked on both sides. The
switch lock was broken off, Ii was for.
tunate that the condition of the switch
was detected, as these loaded coal trains
were coming from Enterprise in few
moments. II was doubtless the purpose
of some person or persons to wreck the
trains. During the latter part of last
week some gravel and side cars were left
at Excelsior siding to be returned up the
road tins week. Sunday night about
half-past nine the telegraph operator at
Excelsior discovered that one Of the cars
was IN hGmeS. After eXtinguishing the
fire, he telegraphed to Shamokin for a
guard to take the cars to place of safety.
A number Of armed train hands were
sent, and the train conveyed to Shamokin.
No sooner had they reached that town
than some miscreant or miscreants de-
moliShed the water tank and then fired
the cars again. The fire was soon motto.
ed and extinguished.
Last Saturday morning, between Msunt
Carmel and IIazelton, the hands on the
down freight train on the Mahanoy divi.
sion of the Lehigh Valley railroad found
that some one had been tampering with
the track. Two rails had been torn from
the roadbed. TO one Of the displaced rails
was fastened the following notice, address
ed to John +. WoOten, general superin.
tendent Of the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad:
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Dcspernte MutinY nt Sen.

London advices Of the 9th gives details
Of the terrible mutiny that took place on
board the schooner Jefferson Barden, from
New Orleans, for that port. Ii seems
that an American sailor named Smith
struck the first blow. HeAknocked down
aud killed the second mate who was in
charge Of the watch. lie then awakened
the first mate. AS the latter came out
Of the cabin he was fclled by n sailor
named Miller, and thrown oyeboard. An
this time Captain Patterson was
asleep. lie was aroused by Mil
n, who shouted down the
gangway that man had brok On his leg.
Looking around hc observed that the
hunks Of the mates were empty. Sus.
pecting mischief he armed himself WIKI
reyolvers and went oa deck. lie was
immediately assaulted hy the mutlneers
with missiles. lie opened fire. They
reiterated. and finally took refuge in tho
deck hoase, where he besieged them the
entire day. lie emptied his revolvers on
them repeatedly through windows, but
they refused to surrender until night
Miller, after receiving five bullets IN hi,
AhHN anu ANh ~ AhN hhuNf ~ ituEiU OF
fered TO yield with his companions
and all were secured. The Engl,h sailor
whose name is Clew, received two bullets
beneath the ribs, and will probably die
Smith, another Of the mutineers, was
wounded IN the wrist and shoulder. liz
was chained TO the pump and suffered
severely from ague contracted from hi,
exposure. The captain, steward. boy
and one sailor worked the ship seven
days before assistance was obtained frou
a passing vessel. The FIRST mate was Ia,
captains brother, and the second mat,
his cousin The mutineers assert Their
only object was revenge for illtreatment
The rest Of the crew deny that the mel
had been illtreated. Can't. Patterson de-
clared they intended to plumber the
vessel.
LONDON, May 7...-Clew, the English
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Jefferson . Rarden

man of the Jefferson Barden
mutinecrs, has signed papers stating
hat he acted with the mutineers
nder compulsi)n. The United States
consul has taken charge Of the prisoners
and ordered their transfer to Dreadnought
hospital
LATER.
The wounded mutineers Of the crew Of
the schooner Jefferson Barden are still
alive, the English sailor in the worst con-
dition. There is some legal
difficulty about removing the injured to
ahospital, which the American consul
and the foreign office are trying to set
tlp
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Along Divorce Trial.

The longest trial for divorce ever
known in the State of Massachusetts was
concluded on the morning of the 9th. at
Boston. The actions were cross libels,
one by Eliza ID. Mayo against DR.. Uriah
X. Mayo, and the other by DR.. Uriah X {.
Mayo against Eliza ID. Mayo. Each IL
belant asked for a divorce on the ground
Of adultery and cruel and abusive treat.
ment. The trouble first grew out of Mrs.
Mayo's extreme Partially for one lIuse,
student Of the Doctors, and al out
which he made n row. She took sides
with lluSe, and left the Doctor. lie
thereupon deiaced lluse's signs and had
him arrested. Both parties TO the suit
hired private detectives, aud each has
prosecuted the other for adultery in the
criminal court. The divorce suits were
conducted by the best lawyers OF The
city, and the trial lasted nineteen days.
The cases were given to the jury at about
| O'Clock on the 9Th. They agreed about
III O'Clock in the evening, but returned
their verdict 20 the court next morning.
Four questions were propoundcd to the
jury; these, with their answers, were as
fnllows Was iDr. Mayo guilty Of extreme
cruelty in his treatment Of Mrs. Mayo, as
charged in the libel against him Of date
January IL, 1871 Yes. Was DIR. Mayo
guilty of adultery as charged in the libel
of Mrs. Mayo against him OF the dateIof
May (, 1912 Yes. Was Mrs. MAYO
guilty Of adultery AS charged in the libel
OF Or. Mayo as amended September y,
1874! Yes. Was Mrs. Mayo guilty of
extreme cruelty in her treatment of DR..
Mayo as charged in the libel of nr. Mayo
rs amended September ~, 1874 An.
swrr No The criminal cases are still
pending.
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Notorious scalp-L,f,ers in Limbo.

\ party Of 20 notorious scalpliftera
recently captured have been transferred
from Fort Sill 20 Fort Lcayenworth, where
they are held awaiting the further action
OF the government. Among them is
Medicine Water. who led the party that
assisted in the Germane massacre Also
Lone Wolf, the celebrated kiowa chief,
who has been leader in the wars for
several years, and who was Ionce captured
by Gen. sherman. White Horse. the
murderer Of the Kcozier aud Lee family:
liurrahner, murderer of Osborne at Ur.
chita agency; Warm as Heart, IIeap
o Birds, and many others. The party
IS comprised Of the principal chiefs who
hsye caused alFthe trouble for the past
five years, and their capture is considered
as a finale Of the Indian outrages. Kick.
ing Bevrs, who deliv@ed them 10 the
troops, was poisoned by Squaw and died
at Fort Sill, May Sd.
The Brooklyn trial is being Published
as law book.
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The Brooklyn trial is being Published
as law book.
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Mrs. Eliza Ford, who died few days
ago at Philadelphia, weighed over five
hundred pounds, though she had for sew
enteen years been confined TO her bed,
more helpless than an infant from nearly
complete loss Of muscular power. II re.
quired four men to lift the corpse from
the bed and her burial case had to be
made three feet wide.
..-Csunt DetIarcourt, now representa-.
tive Of France AZ Jenna. has been 40.
pointed Ambassador at London to an the
vacancy caused by the death Of Count
DeJarnac.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THATIhh
IN copartnership heretofore exisiing o-
tween James Reilly and Michael Harrison
has been this day dissolved by mutual con,
sent. All the Indebtedness due and owing 10
said firm must be paid to james Reilly, "hV
NJ. HARRISON.
JAMES RBlLLh.
Eureka, New, May %, is76. myao-im
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MISCELLANEOUS
Application for Patent.
NOAASE NJ. Z79,
y; S. LAND oyFIcE.

Eureka, Nevada, May q. ,s5
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEr1 Vru.
~ Thomas ). Taylor, whose Pos, That
dress is Eureka, Nevada, has this d5solice ad.
this office a diagram, together WIFI lied in
Of application for a patent from ~ notice
States, under ACT Of Congress annr aug gnited
10, 1872, for eight Observation-Disclosures May
the } Jefferson Lode. the same runn;naa olleeet Of
southerly from the jackson Survan c1 feet
face ground 200 feet in width, situat.ST YIN 9ut.
reka Mining District, Eureka conp. IN Ia.
of Nevada, and described in tbe ny y, otate
field notes on file in this Office as follo~ass ad
U. S. Survey No. "a.
Beginning at a post marked "NoIuss.
vey No. 4,'"whence the highest po:nt ospes "a.
mn NO. pears y: 81 dogs. 10 Minis. VI s%%Syy
feet; the flagstaff, in the town Of FE,ofAs
bears N. "A dogs. 2 minis. L. 07l77 anufeka,
No. 3. of Survey No. GS, Carson .n age'i post
N. 26 dogs. 4 Minis. w. l,579 feet. 9eefs
mouth of the Jefferson tunnel hearss y 'ns
degs. W, 2S feet; thence running i. ~ 4
i. 500 feet to post marked mo. Q. II Z vssgs.
vey No. 81" thence 5. S2A degs. ~ ,, n, cur
20 post marked mo. 3, u S. Survey NJ ~ leet
thence n, IA dogs. w. 500 feet to post n,. 81,
NO. 4, U. S. Survey No. SI:n and lbanarksd
S2i4 degs, +. 200 feet te post No i y \.
place of beginning. Containing 8 b7.loO se
Courses expressed from the true n,er; :gies'
with a magnetic variation of 49, ders sa an
This claim is located on unsuryeSsd ut J.
and is bounded or the north by the ,Jacpasnuss
Lode. This claim is recorded in "BooJIn IN y
page oil, OF the Eureka District mininn =
ords; and a copy of the nolice can ba ,o ,ec,
posted at the northern end of the claim, 'Vuna
my50 ID. b. lMMEL. Req st,r
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A-ssUsSNrENr NOTICE.

CULVER WEST CONSOLIDATED Mn
~ ing Company-Lochtion Of works: Eureka,
Eareka county, Aeyads-irineipa place Of
business: san / raneiscO. California.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting Of
the Is ard Of Trustees Of said company, held
on the 18th day OF Nay, lsTo, IN assessment
tNo. A. of ten cents 30 cents per share was
levied npon the esIiiai stock Of sand COM
pany, payable Immediately, IN United States
gold coin. to the Secretary, at the Office fihe
company, Rooms Nos. 8 and 4 shcTman's
Building, No. u0j Montgomery street San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the THIRTEEN dhy
of Junc. 1879. shall BIO deemed dclinq telt,
and will be duly advertised for sale at pr bic
auction, and unless payment shall be Il iae
before viii be sold ON SATURDAY. the
thirty-frst day Of July, 1919, 20 ray the hl.
quodt assessment, together with The COS ~
advertising and expense OF sale.
T.. 4. BUNKER, Secretary.
Office Rooms Nos. 3 and I shermsr's
Building, No. t06 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California. mya-td
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r OST, ON THE 10TH INSTANT, A NOTE
IL drawn by N. Mcleod in favor of George
Qniggins, for $50. All parties are cautioned
against negotiating tho same. Payment has
GEORGEQUIGGlNS,
jell-2w* N. MCLEOD.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. "a.
NO. ga.
u s. LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, April n. Isl

u lClDLt
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN Jonas i. Osborne, Geo. W. NJ. Coula.
and George j. Gardner, whose p~os,ofHce al
dress is Eureka. Nevada, have this IA.
filed in this Office a diagram, tore,bae,,
with a notice Of application for a patent iron from
the United States. under act of Congress an
proved May ~. 1872. for fifteen hundred Bon
lincai feet of the Diabio lode. the sam,
running 80 feet northerly and 10 feet south.
erly from the location monument at the loea.
ion shaft, with surface ground two hundred
feet in width, situated in Secret Canyen
Mining District, Eureka county, State ~
Nevada. and described in the plat and seld
notes on file in this Office as follows. to wit:
U. S. Survey. NO. SO,
Beginning at a post marked mo. /, US
Survey No. 49," whence the flagstaff in tha
town Of Eureka bears n. 3 deg. Is min. II
25,4S} feet; the post marked Us. Monument
No. 3, on the summit Of %lloosac Mountain
bears n. % deg. : min, W., 81 feet; post
No. |, of Survey, Ne. 60 lloosac lode, bears !.
- deg. 2 min. r., 2,lB7 feet; and TIE working
shaft upon this lode bears n. " deg. y min,
W., T7S DO feet; thence running ). ~ der.
W., 200 feet, to post marked No. L. :. SUI.
vcy,No. 81; thence y. l014 deg. WI, 100 feet to
post marked No. 3, L.. 5. Survey, No. q:
thence \. 1yL deg. H., 20 feet. to post marked
No. 4, L. ;. Suryey, No. 81: aud thence :.
l0l4 deg. f., 1880 feet, to post No, !, the PLACE
Of beginning: containing + Sg-l0 acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with a magnetic variation Of ljlz degrees
east.
This claim is located upon unsurYeyed
land and is bounded on the south by the Bug
Out Claim.
This claim is recorded in book 'B," pag.
20, Of the Secret Canyon District MininG
hccOrds, and a copy Of the notice and plat
can be found posted ut the location shat
upon the lode. ID. Il. lMMEL. Register.
at0
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Assessment Notice.

DIONEER CONSOLIDATED MlNiNG
i Company, location of principal place. Of
business, San Francisco, California; location
Of works, Eureka, Eureka county, state Oh
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at n meeting OF
the Directors. held on the 18th day OF May,
1873, an assessment-Ao O. 8-of ten cents PER
share was levied upon the capital stock 81 ths
Corporation, payable ina, ediately. 10 tnltea
States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the ONCE
Of the Company, Room ~. No. ii9 California
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shail
remain unpaid on the I'D day OF June ,o's,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale a.
public auction; and unless payment !, maae
before will be sold on I'll ESDAi, the iNa
day of JULY. 1873, to pay the delinquent az
sessment, together with costs Of ADVERTISING
and expenses OF sale.
CliAS. S. NEAL, Secretary.
0fice-Room 70. No. 4l9. California street.
San Francisco. California. ny--"
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Notice
TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS!

OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
~ town of Eureka will confer a favor and
make it easier for the Assessor and them
selves by calling at his Office and
ha vin% a correct statesnant mace
out there. lie has correct maps of all the
surveys, from which correct descriptions oan
be taken: but the plats are too bulky to be
taken around with convenience. hence this
request. &c. POW ELL,
my25tf County Assessor.
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NOTICE..

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
IA selves indebted to us are requested to
come forward and settle their bills by the
Goth inst as we contemplate making o change
in our business affairs. A word to the wise is
sufficient. Govern yourselves accordingly.
jes-tf DURLEY 4 ROBINSON.
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