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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, F6U. 3, 1870
No. 10. Charlotte A. Fisk, ADMINISTRATIVE &C.,
and another, respondents. VS.. Henry G. FISK, ap.
peilant.-Argued by George F. Daniorth, OF coun-
sci Tor appellant, aud BY w. F. Cogswell Tor re-.
spondent.
No. A. William Butler Duncan ct al. appellants
vs. Jacob Berlin ct al, respondents, submitted Tor
appelants.-Argued by =. Hand for respondents.
No. SO. John Culham respondent, vs. New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad, appellants
Argued by Edward Harris, OF counsel iOl appel
lants, and by D. c. Feelev Tor respondent.
NO. 4s4. Elsie Mcguire ct al respondents, vs.
Argued by Charles NJ. Dacosta. OF counsel for OPP
peant and by G. cambridge Smith for re-
spondents.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday, February Q, 1875.
CALENDAR.
Day calendar for Tuesday, February 9:-Nos. r.
104. As. Is, los, 80, sc. 81.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmlre.
THE FRONT PLATFORM AGAIN.

About half-past SIX O'Clock sunday evening
man named Richard Curtis jumped OF the front
platform OF car No. OF the Broadway Railroad.
He snpped and the car passed over one OF his legs
completely crusning IT, He was removed 70 the
hospital ana the oriver OF the car, Patrick Fen.
nan, was arrested. Yesterday Judge kasmre
neld him Tor examination, 10 ascertain whether
any culpaoty Attached to him Tor the accident.
JEwELRY THIEVES.
Jonn Williams and Louis Leven we're arralgned
on charge OF stealing gold chain rom Isaac p.
Frosheimer, OF No. Bond street. These two
men entered the store ostensibly to purchase, and
while there distracted the cDain Inc proprietor
called az oGlcer and had them arrested. on the
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spev vna par lne uotlon was urged on tue
ground that they were Heath's own checks.
though signed oy him as treasurer; that they did
not COME 10 MIN, but were made by him. and,
therefore cannot De included under the legal def
iulton OF embeZZement. Tness points were
strongly comoated by District Attorney Phelps,
ana at the close OF the argument Judge Barrett
TOOK tue papers, reserving MS decision.
PENALTY OF cARrING STOLEN GOODS.
James L. simonson the expressman. convicted
on Friday last OF receiving stolen goods. ne hav-
ing carried away several packages OF tobacco. the
proceeds OF burglary committed on the cigar
store OIL julius Micbael, No. so wiett street, was
arraigned Tor sentence. In consideration OF the
recommendation 10 mercy by the Jury ne was SEN
fenced 70 only three years and six months In the
State Prison.
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person OF Williams was found the missing chain.
Both were ned IN $1,000 bali for trial.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Sherwood.
BURGLARY OR ACCIDENT.

BURGLARY OR ACCIDENT.
Onicer Dixon, OF the Thirteenth precinct, on
Sunday night noticed rwo men, named John OK
ford and John Ryan. acting suspiciousiy in the
neighoornood OF Morris Harran's, OF 2so Grand
street. He ran toward them and discovered that
they had broken window OF the store. and
yesterday morning before Judge Sherwood on a
charge OF attempted burglary. They denied their
CUNT and claimed that the DAMAGE to the window
was caused by one OF them accidentally slipping
and falling against IT, They were held, notwith-
standing, In $1,000 bail each Tor trial.
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CITY OFFICIALS IN COURT.

An action for alleged SANDER was tried IN the
Marine Court. Part 2, yesterday, before Judge
spaulding, in which Victor inoerger, inter.
prefer OF the Tombs Police Court, sued John Quinn.
warden OF the Tomos. laying the damages at $1,000.
The plaintiff testified that on the 2sth May last in
the Iomos Police Court. during an open session OF
the Court, Justice Flammer on the bench, the de-
iendaut, Quinn addressing the Justice. said -
"four Honor, have no objection TO your gong
plaintlt) l Will not admit. He Is thief and I
have documents enough 10 indict him." Plaintiff
SAID these words were spoken III open court. The
defence urged that the defendant Immediately
alterward apo.oglZed 10 the Court Tor his indecent
interruption TO the proceedings In open court and
IN an excited manner calling the plaintiff q tniei
The jury. alter brief absence, rendered verdict
Tor the plalntltI IN $3.50.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
Before Judge Barrett.

THE HEATH EMBEZZLENExT CASE
Most OF the morning session o. thls Court was
occupied Yesterday IN an argument On q motion
TO quasn tie indictment against Eugene A. Heath.
The Indictment charged hin vita emDszziing
checks while acting as Treasurer o. the Heath
Smith Manufacturing Company, an Establishment
~ the way, OF which James IA. Ingersoll was
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FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
AN oFFICIoUs BIC

An OFFICIOUs BOY.
An errand boy, named Moss. employed IN the
store Of Messrs. Neil, McCullum 4 Co.. appeared
before Judge Bixby. at this court, yesterday
morning and made complaint against Moses Pet
tinger, u respectable German merchant, charging
him with stealing promlssory note. the property
OF the nrm mentioned. An examination eilcted
the iacr that MIR. Petrnger had been in the habit
OF dealing with the nrm Tor the past twelve years
and that the action OF Moss IN the premises was
without their authorization or knowledge. As
they had no complaint to maze against Mr.. Pettin.
ger he was honoraoly discharged.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wednesday, February
1875 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by
Rev. George Taylor, assisted by Rev. Henry W.
Warren, MIR. EDWIN N. ACKERMAN, OF Flushing
L. l., to Miss ELLA j., daughter OF Daniel I. Wright
ESQ.,, OF Brooklyn.
LEsLIE-KNox.-On Monday February s, 1875. by
the Rev. David Mitchell, JOHN LESLIE, late or
Burntlsand, scotland. 10 ELIZA, eldest daughter
OF John Knox, all OF his city. l.
RORKE-KEHOE.-On Sunday, February Z, by
Rev. Father Caliaghan, OF the Church OF st. John
the Evangelist, East Fliteth street, THOMAS RoRKE
and Mrs. MARY L. KEHOE.
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Gold! Sold! in the Black hiliss- We afs
lin receipt Of iuagnifles nuy colored msp
|of Dakota. size lSx90 inches. showing thu
Ien,ire Territory Of Dakota. Castern Hon
|tana and =, on.iag. Northwestern Coiors-
|.lO as far south 10 D,Jver. the whole o.
Nebrssk. By counties Nortbw. stern lows
aud Minnesota By counties. aud the south
|ers portioo OF the Birth Possessions.
As . map Of the ~x.ripe Northwest, II is
Itiae most complete Of any 10 have yet
seen, and we ju.ixc it contains All The IN
L, rmaiinn Of Dakota nos known. Gen.
iCust.r's out ward and return routes sic
Traced. with ali The geographical! points
|ua Interest mentioned Ia his report To-
!caied. Accomp nvihg the rla:, Is neat
|!y bounu book If 3 psRes. lllustrate1.
|co,frsin,ng a recapitulatiOn 1T all thar has
bern said within the past siy months COT
10 rning god in The Bis.k Hills. dtscf p
ions Of Tie various routes thereto. dis
,anr.s, C.. mated cost OF transportation.
with Gen. Cutters preliminary report ~
his late expedition in iuil. also NJ .jot
Gen. Forsyth's letter TO Geu. Sheridan.
sud extracts from his diary. For sale by
ali news.l..aiers, or will be sent BY mai
anon recrip' at price. IS cents. ny Ran1,
McNally s. Co., Publishers, Chicago.
Illinois.
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THE SUN.
DAILY AND wEEKLYFoR 1875

The approach Of the Presidential cleo
ton gives unusual importance 10 the events
and developments If 1878. We shall en-.
deavor to describe them fully. faithfully
and fearleasly.
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained
10 circulation OF over seventy thousand
copies. Its readers are found in every
State and Territory, and it's quality is
we'll known to the public. We shall not
only endeavor to keep it fully up 10 the
old standard. but to improve and add to
it0 variety and power.
THE WEEKLY SUN viii continue 70
DO thorough newspaper. All the news of
the day will b found In IL condensed
when unimpoFsant, q full length when OF
moment, and alwsyS, We trust. treated in
. clear, interesting and instructive man
ner.
1t IS our aim to make the WEEKLY
SUN the hest family newspaper in the
world It will be full of entertaining and
appropriate reading of every sort, but will
print nothing tc offend the most scrupu-
lons and delicate TASTE. II will Away,
contain the most interesting stories and
romances of the day, carefully selected
and .cgib!y printed.
The Agricultural Department is prom.
linen. feature in the WEEKLY SUN, and
its articles will always be found fresh and
useful TO the farmer.
The number of men independent in
politics IS increasing, and the WEEKLY
SUN u their paper especially. 1t bsloDgs
10 no parry. and O0eys no dictati0n. con.
tending for principle, and f.r the election
Of the best men. II expc - the cOrrup
ton that disyraces the country and threat.
ems the overthrow Of republican insiitu
lions. II has M fear of knsvrs, and seeks
Nd fAvors from their supporters.
the markets OF every kind and the fash.
ions are regularly reported. :
The price Of the WEEKLY Sun is ont
dollar : ytaf for . shesa Of eight paxes,
and dfty-slx columns. A this barely payi
the expense ut paper and printing, We sfe
not abb I'd make any discount or allow
any premium 70 iiends who ma1 make
special Efforts 10 extend its circulation.
Under The now hv, which EeQuircs par.
ment OF pnstsge h advances, 0ne dollar {
yeay, with twsnty CENTS tho cost u prepaid
pnalaGe added, y the rale ~ suhsesipsioe.
e b not necessary 10 Get up clan il Or.
81 % have tho WEEKLY sun q thia
1a1A AnyOne who sends ono dollar asd
twenty costs Win sss to payer. p0stpaid
tor year.
Wa have 10 tsaveNng agents.
THE WEEKLY SUN. Eieht paees,
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1.-THE State Orange and receive the sagaalurt
and Official seal AZ that oitice.
Sec. Z. No Grange shall confer NOR
than one degree on the same pesson at tn
same meeting.
Article K-Dutles Of Officers
The duties of the officers OF the Nsaion
|al. State, and Subordinate Changes, shsI
he prescribed by the laws of the came
Article x-Tnasurers.
Sec I. The Treasurer Of the Nation
a. State, and Subordinate Garages sha'
give bonds, to lie approved by the officer
OF their respective Oranges.
Sec. 2. In all Oranges. bills mast q
approved by the Msster. and coantersigu
ed by the Secretary. before the Treasnrel
CO. pay the same.
Article M-Restrictions.
Religious or political qnes'hms will 20
"a tolerated - subjects of discnsston II
the work Of the Orler, and no political o.
religious tests for membership shall bt
applied.
HYIvCtc AIIs
The Master of the National Grange ane
members Of the Executive Committee
shall be empowered TO suspend from office
any officer Of the National Grange who
may prove inefficient or derelict in the dis
charge of his duty. subject TO appeal "a
the next session thereafter of the National
Grange
Article Xn-x,aendments..
This Constitution can be altered OF
By q tWo-thirds vote of the Ma
tional Grange at my annual meeting. and
when such alter s.ions or endments shall
have been ratified by tbrec-fourths Of the
State Oranges, and the same reported to
he Secretary Of the Ns'iona Grange, It
shall be in full force.
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NATIONAL GRANGE.

We publish below IN of1"iai copy Q
the Am nded Constitution Of the Nation
81 Grange. 1t IL an Important documen
for I'll subordinate GrAiges and the Sec
rctaries and Masters would do we'll tO
cut 1t out for preservation and use unit
they can receive it in pamphlet form
which will be some time hence.
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Farm 81 Grange
officers Of the Territorial Grange

Officers Of the Territorial Grange
Brigham Reed. Master, Bozeman.
j. Baiierton, Oversecr.
A. Myers. Lecturer.
]. C. Lsngden, Steward.
J. Underwood, Assistant Steward.
g. II. Oldham. Chaplain.
II. II. Mood. Treasurer. Bo1eman.
O. F. Psrmeter, Secretary.
W. NJ. Wallace. Gate Keeper.
Mrs. J. Battcrton. Ceres
Mrs. o. F. Parmcter. Flora.
Mrs. J. A Culver. Pomona.
Mrs J. g. Langden. Stewardess.
J. d. McCamman, S. cretary pro tenn
Bozemau.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Brigham Reed, Chairman; G. W. Wake
field Bnzeman, Gsilatin county; A. F.
Burns. Helena, Lewis and Clarke County;
A. Myers. SpringvilIe. Neasher county;
@. F. Parneter. Sheridan. Madison
county; II. II. Mood. Bozemsn. Gal!atil
county.
DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
". N. Wallace, district No. ], Deer
Lodge and Missoula counties; A. F. Burns,
District No. z, Lewis and Clarke and Che
tcau counties; J. Underwood, District No
3. Mcayhcr and Jefferson counties; J. G..
Langdon, District No. 4, Madison and
Bcaverhcad counties; Geo. w. Wakefield.
District No. 5, Gallatin and Big Htrl
counties.
Next annual meeting at Gallat'n City.
June 9, 1875.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DON i. BVam,

ECLECTIC PHYSlCIAN-Ofiice in
T. Fridiey's building. north eide Main
street. Having located in Bozeman, ten.
dcrs his professional services to the citI-
zens Of the town and county.
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Officers of the National Grange.
Master-Dudley W. Adams, Wsukon
Iowa.
Overscer-Thos. Taylor. Columbia, s. c
Lecturcr-T. A. Thompson, Washing
ton, u. C.
S,cward-A J. Vaughn, Memphis. Tenl
Assistant Steward-0. w. Thompson
New Brunswick, n. J.
Chaplain Rev. A. B. Grosh, Washing
ton, D. Z.
1rcssurer-F. n. Mcdowell, Wayne
n. Y.
Secretary-O II. Kelly, Wash'gton, DC
Gate Keeper Dinwiddie. Orchard
Grove. Lake county. Indiana
Ceres-Mrs. ID. w. Adams, Wsukon
Iowa.
Flora--M Joseph T. Moore, Sand!
Spring. Md.
Pomona--Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Colum
Tia, South Carolina
Lady Assistant Sieward-Miss G. A
Hall. Washington, d. G.
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natisaal esaags.

6lxth Dekres -flosa (Ohssjry.l
Composed q Asslers n lllaes oeaaeDs'
ami thssg wins ,ves hess ts1ea - q.
gre q F0a6da, ~ -. olDssfe sAsl
memhrs q ~ Exseufivs 0emmltsse 81
Ne Nsttoael eissres.
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IDHYSICIAN ANDSURGEON-Ofl Office
Il next door west Of Strasburger q Sper
ling's, Main street, Bozcman, NJ J. Ten
ders his professional. services to the citizens
of Bpzcman and Gallatin county,
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We present to our patrons this week the
COURIER in an enlarged form and consid-
ably improved in its typographical AZ
pearancs. Il is our intesfion. and shall
be our constant aim. to make the paper
worthy the liberal support We are sece,v-
ing and Of the community IN which it ].
Published.
In the editorial management of til.
paper we have the services Of the most
experienced writer in the Territory,
.M4jes. JOH.r r. BRUCE,
who will give his undivided attention to
the same.
Arrangements have been made to secure
regular correspondence from al principal
points in the Territory.
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CONSTITUTION

CONSTITUTION
Of the National Grange as Revised and Cor.
rected by the Meeting Of the National
Grange At Charleston, South Carolina, at
their Regular Convention, in February,
1875.
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Master, and couutcrst90ed By the S-crs
|iary.
Sc. 6. No State Grange shsll Be en-.
titled to representation In the N.tiona
Grange whose dues are unpaid tor NOR.
than ono quarter.
Article Wll- Charters asd Dispsasation.
eectivn l. All charters aud d,epess.
tions issue directly mon the Nationa
Grange.
Sec. :. Mise men and four wcmes hav
Ing recsivrd tho four Subordinate DE-.
gsees, may receive . dispetsatioo to or.
9anize . Subordioaee GranGr.
See. ,. Application Tor di<pensafions o.
Charters shsu b made 10 ihs S<er tary
01 the Nsiiosal Grange, and 10 signed b
tse prsoss applying tor the same. an.
|be accompanied By slee q 1fieea dollars
Sec. I. CHARTER m~mbess sre tAoss pr,
sGns only whose names are upon the ap.
|plicseion. snd whose tees were paid :.
The time q oFxsnisstlon, Tbets nuabeI
shall not be less than nine insa and ic.n
vO0sn. nor NOW than twssfy man and
tvssty womsa.
0kc. + FAsese 0ubeedlDats 0sasesl
wustlng b Senas ca apply sor sulhosity
% ee3salss osase 0ssn9s.
Bee. & WhsEs 0saie 0sasgee ~ osga
nissd. diopsasaaioas 1os ~ oreasssaaios
nf ~ 9sbssdinaass Osaaees. hssssosor,
5nnno6. ohall q renlnced hV Cheanr I'm
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/ y. nj d xr..-t~r-s II i.
| Members OF the National Grange wht
have served cne yesr therein may becom'
members Of the degree upon application;
ane. election It has charge Vi the sc.
crrt work OF the Order, snd shall b. :
court OF imp eschnent Of al odicers Of the
National Grange.
Members OF this se2see are honorary
members OF the NstiOnsi Grsnxe, AM
sr~ eligible to g RS thersia, bus not en-
titled 10 vote.
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sorIor TO l,rnnolpras.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS TIIs, DAY
j commented an action In the District cosr
Of the First Judicial D!strtct In and for The
county Of storey, State Of Nevada. in which
aetIon he 10 plaihu6. and the Segregated tioid
Hill Mining Company 10 defendant, which ne.
tion 10 brought 10 enforce . lien I'm favor of
plaintif upon tbs hoisting works and land and
mining clam situated In the Gold Iiiil Mining
Dls,ne,, county Of storcy. State Of Nevada, de
sefbed - io!sows: That celain land aud
mining eialm known q the mining claim ~
the Segregated Gold HIll Mining Con,uany. he.
ginning q . stake In Gold Hin Aforesaid frum
which stake the northwest corner Of the build.
ing oves the Mcclellan shan beafs n. l6x de-.
Ts:s y. forty.nlns tte) fset; thence running n.
~ deErses W. eight hundred $500 feet Ia ths
oatcrop ole quartE hide claimed By the Jeweit
nining Company; thence N. ~ degrees W. two
hundred 800 feet 10 the northern limit 81 III.
ci.lm q the said Jcwctt Company. together
VIA the holsting works. hcreditamrnis and
appurtenances thercunto belonging, which lien
- w secure the sum Of 81 ,sO8.46 In guild coinof
The United States. and Il claimed under and by
virtns o. the Act Of tho Legislature of the riaic
ofNevada. entitled, IAN Act TO pceurr liens IN
neehanics and others, and In repeal ell other
Asts IN relation thersto." approved March :,
Nov. tAssssoss. eli penons holding or claim.
ine iisss spsa aid premises under ihe provls.
ioas o. aid Act, srs hereby notified to he and
appear befoss said Court on "wednesday, tho
III day OF September. A. D.. is1s, al 10 o'clock
4. T., H. salle bslng . DAY Of the regular June
tsrn, A..p. 1911, Of said Court. and To exhibit
thsa and thers tks proof Of their said liens.
u. o. CARRtCk. PiAiniin.
=. II. TAYLOR, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Virginia, New, July ~, ISIS. q ed
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And In accordance with Law and an order Of
the Board Of DIcetor, made on the 18Th
day Of August. ls7S, 20 many shares Of each
pareslnf such stock - may be necesssry vii
b sold II public suction, At the once ofthc
company, ~ ilaywlrdrs Baiidine. No.
lis California 'strcst, IAN Yranciseo. Gal.
ifbrula, on WEDNESDAY. ths Sixth day
oil October. 1873, at tho hour Of 2 o'clock =:
thereon. tossthei With costs ofsdvcrising and
expenses oil the sale.
TnE0. G. KIBBE, Secretary.
Onics-Room y Hayward's Bullding, 4lp
California street, San Francisco, California.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

uAPrY RELIEF FOR YOUNG. MEN
u from tho .eIecis Of Error. and Aeuses N
10 Marriage removed. New method Of treat.
meni New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circular sent free. In scaled enveopes.
Addrrrs, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ~ N.
Ninth IT.. Philadelpiia. Pa..-su fnstitatiou
having . high reputation for honorabls COO.
duet and professionally KIN. myfss IN
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AID In accordance with law and an order
OF the board OF Directors. made Uh the 9Th
day OF August, 1878, 80 many shares Of each
parcei OF such stock as may be nccr-sary will
be cold a public auction. At the oficc
Of tho Company. % Merchants Exchange
s,n PraneIsco. on MONDAY, the Twenty. rcy.
enth day Of September. 1875. at the hour of?
o'clock y. Of said day, 10 pay said delinquent
vertising and expenses of the sale.
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
Ofieo-9S Merchants Exchange, California
street, san Fnncisco. California. so ID
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And In Accordance with law and an order of
the board Of Trustees, made ON the nh day of
August, 1878. 90 man shares Of each parcel
ofsuch stock 10 may be neeerpary will be sold ut
public ~auctiou. at the mice Of the Company,
No. 40 Montgsnciy street, nan Francipc0, ON
THURSDAY. the s0th day Of September. isss,
a 70 o'clock D.. OF sueh day. to pay delinquent
assersment together with costs of advertising
JNO. y. POPE, Secretary.
Ofes-No. ~ Montgomery street, Fan
Francisco, California. ri3t I'd
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NOTCH.

ITO z. A. LIaHT-YoU WILL PLEAsE 70
j take notice 90 coovner, that during The
year fsfl I personally expended IN hhor npoa
tksi esrain miniuE ehis; known % ihs Light
asa Ausr claim. DSas Lsdes. Silver stsr hin
Ing District, story County. statc OF Nevsna,
is forty 1olisr. asd ! demand o. ycu immc-
diate payment thereof. u,u,,.~,vv
Gold MN. Augustus. 1915. suis ssd
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DELINQUENT sALEs.

NL0nE COysoLIpAIED HIKING,
saslnsss. San Rrsseiso, .csllis.sia 49,.
Location d wcsks, Gold NH Mining District
Storey county. Nevada-
Notice.-Thsrs are delinquent upon he fol-
lowing described stock. ON sceount OF sssess
is1s' the- scversi Amounts set opposite the nanss
Of the respective shsrehcldsrs. 2. fo!icvs'