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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04

waarenbanolun9, yepp'S Slod, 5tn9ens
SIod, Eomerop Spernbaus wurSen fart
beiddbist. 5wei S6orniteine on Sections
neusin @ebdube wurben umsewebt.
Der ct. 9ouis ,Rortbweitern" wurbe
ans llfer setriebsn uno nit GROCER Mibe
in ben &anal sebra9t. Der Brownsville
Oampfer ,gisor" wurSe non benz @inb
in Sen Coon SIOusb sewebt, mo CT bIieb,
bis Der 8inb nadIieB. Die Gransfers
bampier SEC @resor" unb ,@nnie SObns
ton" fonnten nidt auslaufeu.
0as Sransisrbampiboot ,,@uiiie @Ors
BON" Lief sesen cine Steinwerfte unS ianf
in 10 SUB @aiisr. Die SaKasiere unS
Mannidaft murSe serettet. lin 2 llbrl lief
ser @inS nad unb S9nee II. 9aseI foIste.
Der 6Iub ities 8 SUB iiber ben s%epObnIis
den @aIerltanS. 9llte gootsleute iasen,
iis bdttsn bic @eaen bes Miifiiippi ME 10
bod seben ieben.
Ole Iusii6ten Wiseonin's fir's
0umbsrseiddft iinb Sur5aus nitt isbr
brilliant. Seine ser SdsemibIen in Obj
toib unO nur sinise Der SdinoeImibIen
baben bic Arbeit %anfansen. Die 6eniters
rabmens unS S%bIrsnfabriten baben Die
Nrbeits;eit iowobl ME bic grbeistrafts re-
ou;irt. Die 9umberleute meinen, bic
gaumitdmms isisn msbr mertb, ais bic
fabri;irten NrtifeI.
Ole IxsebOts fir ben ausban Ses
Srrenbauiss fir bas nOroIi6e Wiseonin
purSsn Iseten Mittpod in Oibtoib croft
net. Die Serrsn Bentley & SObn pon
Milpautes rparsn nit $50 ,440 bic Winbelt:
bietsnbsn. Oas ud9fte ansebot mar
$67 400.
Sn Milwautee purbe tarsli9 bas
v@elteite Saus," wsIdss pom 9rH. War:
tin Stein i'm Sanuar 1888, aIiO Dor iieben;
unooreibis Sabren, an Der S~fwaferitrabs
sebaut purSe, uieberseri1sn.
gor einisen Nd9teH ueriu9teu
Ginbrsdsr in bic ct. Sobannsstir6s einsu:
brinsen. Sn benz SdIoB Der Sbdre bro
den iis ibrsu SdIi1eI ab, Obns bieielbe
Sfinen gu tOnnen. gbenio ueriudten iie
bic 5eniter Der &irde gu OTneu bod aud
bier mar hire Miibe uersebsns.
@ei6dftsIeute in SbebOpsan ba'
ben ibrsn Gifer fir bic quite Sahe seseist,
inbem ie 1927 900 fir Ben 0~iebsraufbau
SET absebrannten StubIfabrit iubicribirten.
Die @eieui9aft wirb elm Capital Don
$4O,O 600 suiammenbrinsen. Das 5euer
entitanb bur6 l3ufall, inbem Elm Sunfen
aus einem ausbrennenbeu Sdornlteiu in
bas Srodeu;immer Der Sabrit fog.
Sn Conn 8 ereisnete lid tiirSli3 cir
re6t trauriser unfau. 3wei etpa 10
idbrise WaO9en, GIiiabetb Mure'
nnb 6 atbarina S96pf ipieItsn nit
chamber unb batten babel @abeln in Oei
9anoen. Sic finsen an, ii6 sesenieiti!
gu jasen unb ais gIiiabetb Murer babe
Dor ibrer 6reunbin berlief fiel iie nnb itisl
ii6 Die @abeI babel in baS re6te Nuse
Oaielbe lit total uerlpren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04
Sic Gruteausfhtcn.

I'm Nsfeu linb fdr bieies Sabr peber
~Ss6neabe. nod nbsr aud finb fe 70 sdnss
Rb tronios, ais man felt ben lesten Ra6t:
SrS}su fe binsuReuen ~ansefan9en bate.
IN SninOis ]. .. re6net man trot auer in
ps5tGder gsftirsuns crbobener 6laSen
teqenpeiie iosur nod auf zine pole Grnte,
sdsrenS in onberen 8asen man einern 9ls
sx notwithstanding unb i6Iimmiten
!aoues bod nod eincr balben Grnte emit
seaeu iiebt. am 8eitsn ltebt es nit Dem
sfosaen, peIder uuen Seri6tsn nod 10
gut wie gar ni9t seIitten bot. gnssIns
Sanbfreden frsili9 muBten ,pieber saus
xaaspfi8t perbsu, nm ie irid, unb swar
nit Rais, gu beteaen. am Meiiten be-
fdoi9t puroe ser Winteripei;cn, unb man
rirb bieraus picHei6t Die 8eranlaiiun9
fbopfeH, tinitisbin ii6 wieSer mcbr aui
be Sommsrfrldt, Die iibsrbanpt unierem
spsfli6en 8Iina better entipridt, gu per-
hEen unS 'ibren anbau pieSer in ausses
sebutersm Mabe ~ betreibcn. aud in
EiRpuri, no maj et,pa ebenio piel @eisen
seidt bate, ais uortses Sabr, III piel uon
s.icr Sru6t e,iroren, unb miro man benn
far bte ~sesenpdrtise Saiion feline Nuf>
msrtAmfeit mebr als iOnlt benz Msisbau,
iowie aud Dem Safer 5uwenSen. 8ielia9
4trriben in unisrem Staate bieisIben Ser
sditatHe Dor, nj. in gerauss.benSen mir
Il NIT Seius auf S0inOis turS fdilberten.
EHsl feb maB rrisSer umsepHiist unS neu
tefslit perSen, unS aud bier pirS man aus
Sen b~iesidbrisen @rfabrunsen wobl bic
S<brs 3tebea, fir bic Sufunit Der SOmmer:
fnldt msbr alufmerfiamteit susuwenosn.
Sox Der perberbliden Salte abseisben,
tassrn lbrisens aud pie unueruifli9en
5enibreden in einseInem Sbeilen bes
5santes uu, gum Radttbeile Ser Meni6en
ben rauberii9eu Gribut fir ibre 9efrdBiss
let 40 srbtben, unb bies 1T Sas idIimmlte
rnFrer llebel. Sn &anias itebt, unsea9tet
sler uoriibersebenbem fermentation, bic
Susht I'M a~asemeinen sanS uortreHIib,
he nsuIide &dIte bat bas Ba6stbum nur
e~tzsermaBen suritsebaIten. Son %ein;els
aen 9untten wirb iosar beri9tet, baB Die
Nuai@ten nod ME beiier paren, uls serabe
tebt. Stelt ii@ nidt Oiirre Elm uno bIeibt
N 9eerraupe unO Die !6eui9rede aug, 10
1T Iues befrieOi9enb unb er,nutbisenb.
SIN Rebrasta bat man oieies Sabr cine
sriBere slder1d9e nit @etreib. peri6iebes
aedei art beiteIt, aIs ie ;uuor, unb itebt
Der l3utunft nit boiI~nunssuouer 9liten
atgegen. Aud IN Californian ltebt es I'M
@sau;en rc6t gut, ,penn aub bier uuo bort
R6 &escnmunsel in nu6tbeiliser Meiie be-
metfbor mudt. Nu6ri6ten, bic sleid)
sSer bod dbnIi9 %lauteu, pie bic poraus:
erbenben, laufeu pon allen Seiten Der ein,
aub es miro fi9 oenn bofientIi9 berpa5r:
beiten, mas mir idon neulid ansebeutet
BADEN, bab bus aQeri9limmite bes Iestsn
SrOiidabens ndmIi9 mebr in Der ginbil.
hung als in Der 8irtli6teit bsSsbt. Sim
sslne iino ireiIi3 idwer beim9eiudt NOR.
ben; ubcr Senno9 g%Iaubeu mir, bab ais
srsBes @an3es Oas 2anb teinen beionOersn
anias CUR &lase bat. (9tm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04

ioIde 8esenltdnoe mad Semen Qdnbern gu
ididen buben. iuutem bies ni9t uerseiien.
Us mar bisber uerboten, 3uderproben
nit Der Bolt ST. perididen. Ser gencs
ral>9 oitmeifter bat aber jett, auf griu6en
bic probeueiie @erienouns FOLDER Yrpben
in &iitden nit Sle9iitterlns seitattet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04
Smntes Muerlei.

Ils Gra b bes periiiden Snleftens
puluer bat iid Der wilSe Rosmarin
aIs duBerf empfeblenswertb bewabrt.
Oieie Sfan;e t0Stet iouObl in friidem, als
trotenem 3uitanbe Qauie, @ansen, 6lObe,
Wotten, Spedfdfer unb beren 2aruen, bic
Waben Don 5Iiesen uno wabri9eirlid au6
nod anbere Sniettea. Gt,pas pon ber aus
wiIbem 8osmurin sesoseneu 3inftur filt,
auf Die 8unoe sebra9t, auberoem nidt
II in tir;eiter 5eit bas unuustebIi9e SUI
den, ionbsrn aud ben Sdmer; Don Sns
iettenitiden. Die YHan,e uerbient ,uesen
bieier Gisenidaft bic srOBte 8ea@tuns.
sic lit uuer 8abri9einIi@teit mad ses
eisnet, bas tbeure unb 10 oft uerfdIidte
SnieftenpuIuer uoutommen 81 erieben. am
uirtiamiteu 1T ie i'm srinen 3uitanOe uno
in Der 8latbe, no iie aud einaeiummelt
merben ioute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04

Wte man atten los wirS. Gin
8edieIbIatt iust: 8or GINGER 3eit laien
mir, baB Ratten aus einem !Sauie burd
Seidmieren BET Stakeholder nit &Oblens
tbeer, 70 baB Die Staten ni9t aus ben 90s
dsrn fOmmen %tOnnen, obns iid nit Cheer
81 beiubeIn, pertrieben woroen. Wir bas
ben bas Experiment semadt unb es probat
sefuroen. Infer Bort oailr, oaB tein
9aus, no Oieies Mittel srinolid amses
wanot ruiro, mebr nit Staten ~setrubelt
wiro. Sic uerla1en iol@e Sauier ipfort.
$oOlt eub Cheer in Der 9ass6abrif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04

alter Der Bflanjeu. Giuigs
YHanSen, wie unter anoeru Die alertleins
item Sdwammsepd6ie S6immel genannt,
Ieben nun ,penise Stnnoen, anOere bod.
items elm paar Gage. MoOie leben meis
items nur eineu CONNER, wie AUDI Die TO-
senannten 9artenpHanjen, Die aus filter
lterben, iobalo ibr Samen sereiit 1T, an
oers pieoer, wie Der 5inserbut uno Die
Serbitroie, Sruei Sabre lang, aud bret penn
file i'm Sliben uerbinbert uerben, Sdume
Oaseseu i'm ~secisnsten 8ooen uno PATHFINDER
Gage sepfanjt, leben Sabrbunberte lang.
90 fam Der Oliuenbaum 800 Sabre Ieben,
Die Side bOppelt 70 lang; &aitanien iols
len $50 SABRE, seSauert baben; elm Oras
dsnblutbaam Don 9enerifa fol- 1000
Sabre alt seweien fem, unb aoanion ers
wabnt Saume Don 5000 Sabrem. Denn
oas innere Sol; ,psssn Der 9idtbsit leines
@ewebes Dem Sait ODER SIeiia feinen
Ranm mebr seWabr, ODER CUR gilbuns
neuer @eidBe untausli9 miro, 10 itirbt es
ab, unb Oa ale feline 5rudtbartsit nun in's
duBsre SolS iibersebt 10 idrumpisn bic
6aien suiammeu, bis iie enbli6 Staub
peroen. guf bieie Wsiie lit bas Centrum
Ses Saames toot, pabreno Der auBere
GbeiI 81 Iebn iortidbrt, uuo aui oieie
gSieie tonnsn Sdume nod uieIe Sabre eri:
itiren, ebe iis p0uis gu @ruuoe sebsn.
Die PofuerwaItun9eu Don
Sslsien, 5rantreid, Spanien unS Der
9drtei baben uerbOtem, oaB lbreu, Suwelsn
unS SOISia@en, ODER 9artseIb Don ben
ibner unteriteaten Boiien 3ur Yef0rbeuuns
ansenemmsu werbsu. 2eute. bic Don bier aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04

Vei elmer neuIideu @eburtss
tassIsier in elmer oeuti6en Tamilie bel
U6eeIins in Sirsinien erbicIten bic &inSer
unter 9(noerem aud friidsrin unO bOdrotb
seidrbte tiiultlide 9lepfel BON 3anOis,utsr,
wel6e lie nit 9roBem Nppetite uerSebrten.
Gines Der !Rinber murOe nun iofort trant
unS itarb am nadbiten Gage, pdbreno aId
;pei anDere lid III eiuem duBerit beosnfIiden
3ultanbc bcfinoen. Die 2lepfei warsu nit
anilin uno Die baran baItenoeu TldttegbI.
idel nit elrientt sefdrbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-04

Gin our9 uteIfa DE SerlI9e be;
pdbrtes Utittel, pieroe weIde Reisaus
senommen, gum Steben gu b%ringen, obne
8efabr fir Die 5abrenoen, beitebt oarin,
baB bsr &uti6er uermitteIit zines 0rudes
auf cine Sober bic Pferoe gan; Io%sipannt.
90 bleibt Der @asen sIei3 itebsn Die aus:
seipannten Pferoe peroen, ebsn neil lie
ausseipannt iinb, aud baIo itlue iteben.
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lunITt Qpdtauaua W 80. -. - -. Y -. .. ",- -Jaec S1uIfr
williamsburg. Sinss Qp...-pa. Stnu IT,, Ne. y SGbot Ctr.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-04

pecuniary endorsements had driven
him TO ths extremity. A previous
attempt at self-destruc,ion was made by
him on Monday last, when he took
large dose Of prussic acid, but death was
prevented by q timely discovery of his
condition. This time he selected very
remote locality. His body was found on
the banks of the China slough.
VIRGINIA CITY, New, June 3.-About
one o clock last night an attempt was
made to set fire TO the Adams two story
dwelling house on c street. now occupied
| as lodging house Some newspapers
and several articles of ladies' wearing
apparel were saturated with coal oil and
set on fire in closet on the second floor
The room was occupied by two telegraph
operators who were at the theater at the
time. The fire was extinguished without
calling upon the fire department. 1t is
supposed that the attempt was made by
some of the many vagabonds aud thieves
who have been arrested and ordered to
leave town.
About one o'clock yesterday as the
cable in one OF the compartments of the
Chollar-P shaft parted, the broken
strands of steel flew from near the sur
face down to the 175-foot level. A car OF
ore was on the cage at the time but for
tunately none OF the men were in the
way.
The Belcher mine will be shut down
next Friday and Saturday, for the pur-
pose of overhauling and repairing the
machinery.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-04

Par DAYs.-The American Flag paid
its employees yesterday. The Raymond
Il EIy nav nea,ly 800 men to-day, dis
bursting over S32, 900, and between to-
day and the 10th Instant Geo men en-
ployed in the mines will be paid. The
total nay.rolls will call for the disburse-
ment of about S70,0 900 in Phoebe and
vicinity.
THE Lexington Guards held meeting
on Wednesday evening at Hanly's Hall.
They passed resolutions TO have regular
meetings on every Monday evening at
8 o'clock, and that the nights for drill
should be Tuesday. Thursday and Sstur-
day of every week at 8 p, M. After the
usual business the meeting adjourned.
Assessor DAYTON returned yesterday
from a long trip to the Muddy and the
southern portion of the county
where he has been visiting ON business
connected with his office.
A PIoSEER.-By dispatch from Sal;
Lake, we learn that John Ely and his
wife arrived in that city on Wednesday
last. They will visit Phoebe in all prob
ability in a short time.
FIRE. DEPARTMENT. - The regular
monthly meeting of the Phoebe Fire De-
partment will take place this evening at
| Truck House on Main street. Time of
meeting. 8 O'Clock sharp.
Projection HOSE No. 2.-The mem
bers of this company will meet at
Browns Hall at o'clock.
THE Hamilton stage arrived at three
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-04
Phoebe Jockey Club.

At meeting held last evening ut r.
SCOTS rooms the following entries were
made for the approa ching races:
TRorT1NG-A. Newell names Mohawk
Queen; G.. G. Johnston names Rather
and kmbal; W. G. Glissan names Lucy
and Flora.
QUARTER Nose Watkins names or. &.
Colonel; John O'Neil names blk. m.
Black Bess; Geo. A. Davis names Scr.
Billy.
Two MILEs-James Fl. Curtis names
gr. &. Moro; Henry Reed names roam G.
Rather; Geo. G. Johnston names $. G.
Sorrel Johnny.
MILE-Thos. Prohyn names Johnny
SCHNEIDER; John O'Neil names Lizard.
Further entries left open until to.
night.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-04

THE THIRD TERM LETTER.

As the comments of some Of the prin.
cipai papers in the country on the Presi-
dents letter will be read with interest
We offer the following:
NEW YORK HERALD.
The letter is the most important politi-
cal declaration since his accession TO
office. an exceedingly adroit letter. but
far from being satisfactory. There is
nothing in il to prevent Grants third
term. We shall be surprised il the
country accepts this declaration. II is
an evasive letter. II would have been
better for his fame and the welfare of the
party which he serves had he not writ
ten it.
CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL.
The letter is crude, with strong express
sions here and there, and two or three
touches that would sympathize if the
whole were not so penetrated with eeot-
ism and so painfully lacking in political
| intelligence. 1t is plain that Grant has
not the least conception as to the nun
Der of terms he may hold under the Con.
stitution as it is, and warns us that we
may need more than two terms and have
| imperative reasons for making the san.
| guine sacrifice, and that the time has
come when his parry must go for him OF
against him on the question of tho sue.
cession.
NEW YORK TIMES
Considers the Presidents views express,
ed with simplicity and frankness; that
the declaration being deemed unsatis.
factory by persons who raised the cry OF
third term if not satisfied they will picl
holes in the letter and there take out
sentences. The Times concludes thai
the letter ought TO be accepted by all JUS
and fair-minded men as absolutely put
ting an end to the whole question, ant
Republicans shall prepare for the worl
of 1876, without reference to the posi-
bility of Grant being in The field as ,
candidate.
! NEW YORK WORLD.
Nobody can fail to read the extreme
reluctance with which the Presiden
makes any pretense of resigning hi
chance of reelection. His letter, which
purports to be resignation of his pre-
tensions is not SO in fact The saving
clause in it enables him to pass those
pretenees whenever no chooses, whicl
means il aud when be sees probabilit,
| of success for them.
A WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT
OF the New York Herald says the Presi
will accept the third term as readil,
the first and second. He neve
@ar the Office, and SO lonl
stitutional reasons h
indicate of an,
"a is neces
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco. June 3.-Yesterday af-
ternoon, John Skehan, laborer. while at
work in sewer, was crushed to death
BY bank.of earth which fell upon him i.
lie leaves wife and family.
The Commissioners appointed by the
Board OF Supervisors for the opening OF
Leidsdorff street from California to Pine
met yesterday and organized. 1t is pro-
posed to appoint architects aud experts
at once to enable the Commissioners to
report at an early day.
The surviving passengers by the
steamer Panama will celebrate the 26tb
anniversary of their arrival on these
shores, by banquet at Maison Dore to.
morrow evening.
SACRAMENTO, Jun 3.-Gus A. Gotthold
Secretary of the Home Mutual Life In.
surance Co., committed suicide this
morning by shooting himself through
the head. An affecting letter addressed
to his wife was found on his per
son in which he stated thai
cfroAf - rv<yk 40 n14~n~>k vTYn 49,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-04

SINCERELY GRATEFUL. - Mr.. G. w.
Pinkham, who has suffered 30 much
affection, both from the loss of be-
loved sister and his own long continued
illness which still confines him to his
bed, desires to offer his heart cit thanks
to the ladies who waited and watched
with such tender care at the bedside of
his deceased sister, Mrs. A H. Clements.
He would especially thank Mrs.
LOOMS, Mrs. Goldthwaite and Mrs.
Williams for their unremitting attention
and the performances of the last sad
offices. Mrs. Horst and many other
ladies will please receive thanks for the
many acts Of spontaneous kindness.
SCHOOL EXHIBITION. Salem,
Dent county, Missouri, we have received
programme of the exercise to take
place at the Salem Academy on the 10th
and 18th inst. They include two con-
certs to be given by the pupils of the in
stitution. Some of the scholars are said
to exhibit much natural talent for music,
which is being we'll cultivated. Among
those who take part in the performances
is Miss Lucinda Sanders, a young niece
of our worthy townsman, County Com
missioner D. A. Fulks.
New TRUcK-HousE.-Pr Hose
Company No. 2 has rented the building
on Lacour street, formerly occupied az a
meat market, for truck house. A
heavy flooring is being put down and the
premises otherwise rendered suitable
and convenient for the purposes re-
CURED. The carriage and hose is ex-
pected to arrive very shortly. When the
company is provided with its apparatus,
We have no doubt that if occasion re-
quires its members will do prompt and
excellent service.
The New BoNANza.-Jobn G. lynch
accompanied by several other parties
made trip over the ridge yesterday
wnere the new discoveries have been
made. He was well pleased with the ~,
pearance OF things. He, together with
some other parties, took up two ladoes
and named them the Enterprise and Hi
land. A great number OF men were n,
work, and think they have q bonanza.
PosrMAsTEE.-Speaking of the recen
appointment to the Phoebe Postoffice, tn,
Eureka Sentinel says: Charles F
Meyers has been appointed Postmaste
at Phoebe, vice T. W. Abraham deceased
Mr.. Meyers used to officiate in the sam,
capacity at Treasure City. The piocher
will find him an obliging little gentle
man"
MINING LocATroNs.-J. @. Henderson
the Mining Recorder of this District, i
now supplied with proper blank notice
which are drawn up in conformity wit
the requirements of the act of Congress
By applying to Mr.. Henderson thos
making locations will thus be sure t
have their notices framed in accordanc
with the law.
REcovERNa.-Guy Thorpe. formerl
connected with Wells, Fargo & Co.. m
the State Bank in Phoebe, has been 81
riously i'll for some time but is now sal
to be recovering.
STATE BANK.-This reliable and we
managed institution has announced tn
payment of its usual monthly dlyiden
of and and half per cent.
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PRIVATE ScHooL.-Miss Alvie Bibb is
DESTROYS of obtaining a limited number
OF pupils girls only, and not exceeding
eight or ten-for instruction in the ele-
mentary branches OF an English educa-
ton. Particulars as to terms, etc.. will
be readily furnished on application to
Miss Bib. ut her residence on Meadow
Valley street. IF
am prepared to deliver ice, in large
or small quantities, at any part of town.
have about $50 tons. Leave orders
at Fulks L McAlpin's saloon.
IT w. R. WILSON.
The gentiemanly mixoloaist at the
Panaca Saloon has just received receipt
for the 81 Paroxysmal Cocktail" and that
delightful Summer drink "True Inward
ness" One price One bit!
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
90 to j. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. II.
lex, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
s. 3. MARITIME. Leave orders at saloons
of E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. II
THE best Of sherry and claret wines
are to be had at T. G. Poujade's. 1w
EXTRA California butter to be had at
CULLEN & Donohue's, at 81 per roll.
FRESH California ranch butter at Jos.
Coschina's, 81 per roll. If
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander 4
drug store.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

! Phoebe silver Mfning Company..-.
r Location OF principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location OF works, Ely
T mining District, Lincoln County. Nevada.
r Notice is hereby given that al a meeting of
the board OF Directors. held on the Sd day OF
!, May. 1875. an assessment no. 81 of One Dol.
lar per share was levied upon the capital
Il stock OF the corporation, payable imuedistely.
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary. at
me once OF the Company, Room u, AS Cal.
l nornia street, San Francisco, Californis.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
y remain unpaid on the 10th day OF June.
d. 1873. Will be delinquent, and Advertised Tor
saie ~ public auction, and unless payment
Is made before, will be sold on Thursday the
a ~ aay VI guy, 1910. TO pay the delinquent
and expenses Of sale. "
L BY order of the Board of Directors.
4 CHAS. L. ELLIOT, Secretary.
a. ohee-hoom ~, 4l9 California street. San
lie Francisco, California. mys.td
= Huhn and Hunt silver mining Com-
n panS.-Location OF Principal Place OF bus
lhess, san francisco. California; location of
4 works, Ely District. Lincoln county, Nevada
4 NOTICE Is hereby given that at q meet
4 ing OF the Board OF Directors held on III. 9TH
Gay OF May 1870, an assessment mo. III OF
to Fifty Cents per share was levied upon the
4 capital stock OF the corporation, payable i'm.
I mediately. in United States goad CON, TO the
Secretary, at the office of the Company, Room q.
1 NO. 400 California street. sax Francisco, Cal.
y ifornia. NJ
St Any stock upon which this assessment shall
L remain unpaid ON the 10Th day of june,
j 1876, will be delinquent, and advertised 70,
II ssio at public auction, and unless payment
IL made before. will be sold ON friuay, the
/ Ninth day OF July, 1875, to pay the Delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertiser,
% and expenses of sale.
II BY order Of the Board of Directors.
I. l.. KENDALL, Secretary.
Once: Room 2, No. 400 California street. san
FRANCISCO, California myl3.td
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And in accordance with law, and An order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the first day
April, 1875, SO many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold ct
public auction, at the ONCE OF the Company,
No. 4l8 California street, San Frsncisco, Cali.
June, 1875, at the hour Of eleven o'clock a. m.
Of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
T.W. COLBURN, Secretary.
Ofice--Rooms over the offce of the Union In
surance Company, No. 4l6 California street. San
Francisco, California. my18-td
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Foreign N ews.

LONDON, June 3.-The condition of
affairs between the British Government
and Burmah is critical.
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