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To &hs Editor af Tie CAteaao Tribune:
NonrA TOPEKA, Kan, May 20.-1 WAS aston
ished to sead in The TRIBUNE Of tbs 18th inst,
~ editorial hcsded "Tho 01asshopper Plague"
.4at, fer oycrnhooting, beats anything I hAyo
yet road upon the aubjcct. Now, tlo long aud
short of tho matter IT, that, while thcre arc in.
Vulnerable young grasshoppeEs IN differnnt local
ities Of this State. md have been for tho last
slx weeks, reliable reports Of any extensive DAM
a4:e any ynhoro have not boon made. There arc
instances Of damage; but to say that the damage
Is general. ia simply unfouudel. There arc mauy
theories about the probable conduct Of these in-
1octa; but, among the old settlers. the sta,e-
ments are unanimous that hoy arc not, BY any
means. 80 Numerous - tley wore In tho spring
OF 1865, when they did no damage oi any mo-
,nsut. About slx Weeks AGO, the GrasshupposB
first began to .'hAtch out ~; and those now al-
most covefing tto Garth {only III sposs) are but
llttle, it Auy, larger than those scon at lEst.
While your grasahopper-cdator ta the. air with
millions aud billions OF these insects tbs unvar-
nlshed truth is that nnuc of them eau fly 1t all,
and tho opinlon prevails smong tho old and in-
telligens portions Of the people, that they never
will TO able TO-.
II the Rras,hoppors Do no more dsniango In
this Stato than they have III tho past slx weeks,
and no other OF creator 1nlsfostunes ovestake
OLE tarmo1s, tho punpls al Kansas will have
grcAtar reason to thank Heaven Tor something or
history OF tile State. -.
Nov, theu. Mr. Editor, for the Lords sake (if
you don't respect ns}, bs careful wlat you s4y
about Kansas. Wc hase had All awful time 10
get through to grass. Last summers drought,
Yraxshoppers, aud, worse = Mousant1-fo!d, last
winters cold. anl, worss than Ill tcn.thousAud-
fold, tho thieves rllo spread themselves oscr tho
country, begging laid" for cur people, nearly
got away with us." Tell tho truth about III
p1Ubably We can stand that.
Tho agricultural prospects Of this 8tAts asa
magnificent; And. while NO a,e torsitlY alarmed,
~ far, thsnk tho Lord, We arc unt hurt.
Giyo your grasshopper-n1an our compliments,
and ask him, 1t he pieAsos, 10 bold up. Very
truly. ]. Y, ApNInx,
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Ltaps~csEtA {Kan., Ca,nM<Fe,ak, Nsy 70.
Tbs g1ssshopsera sppesr ia bo moving cast
ward In numerous bo4los. It Ii said, too. that
thssa sspotts are rsliabla. In tho eastern aud
xsAtaFn portions Of tbs StAss they hare aons
bnt H&aA harm. Wst waAtheS u ehssE GrsAtsAt
, 1875-05-24

Special D.suateh IL TIE Chcaor 7rttuns.
pEonA. ILL.,, May 23.-Late laat night tho
PeoraA Il Springfield Road took possession
through Sherit~iIitchcock Of their road and iss
day. II is thought The l. D. i ". vail maks no
further rcalstepru
, 1875-05-24

QEbTHo1lSt ASRE11-
sptetai Co'responden.tt5 v ths chha7o Tribune.
sr. JonEpil, Mo-, May 2i.-The gras.horper
hkipa about li7olar than evc1,-A destroying
angel among tho farmers and their carly co,n-
crops. 3lillionA upon millions Of these osthot,.
ferrous insects cau be sceu in this section. and
tho outlook is anything but favorable. There
arc some portions Of the country, however,
that havo "a yet not beon visited by
tho ncourgo, ard may escapo tho gon-
cral devastation. Ono farmor has already had
two cofn-crops destroyed this season. aud now
Gays that ho is going to wait until the 'hoppers
lcaso before ho essays 70 plant anoshor crop.
II Missouri should be 10 unfortunate 40 to haro
q failure in crops this year, 1t Mi!l causs great
destruction khti suffering among thn poorer
CLASSES Of farmer, aud cause general Etagna-
tion and depression in business generally;
while, on the other hand. II tho crops turn out
my way ha!f-decentls. wc may oxpect good
tiEnos and plenty all aronud. What hero would
the man bo who could dovies tho means Of
Kidding sile land Of these pests.
THE GOVERNORS rLAS.
Gov. Hardin has Offered q new p.an Of teulo!-
tshng tho 'hopncr. That IN to sag, Ac Inns issued
proclamation designating tho 81 Of juno Us
dhy for people to pray for tho otltesa-
tion Of the innccts. lie earn that rrosi-
from the grasshoppcss. and urges upon the pco-
pie to raise tlloir aupp!icaions TO tho Almighty
Tor relief from their terrible ravage.. Tlls IL
all very veil In til way, but IL does not eayor OF
anything practical; and, besides, ~ pe3p!o Say
hero, why put tho limo Of prayer 60 fur iu ad-
vauce - the sd Of June z By that time, the
Eraashoppers will hayc c,c.:c1 such havoc shat
1altpesre, 10: alone pssycrs will not Bavn lis.
SoswAn.
oyEnnux AND nEsrnoyrp.
Ld.ertnce {Ktn.} .jouYn&f .HHr.a.
Tho apprehension Of disaster to n,r no:c!lhoya
OF r>autl from !hih scouEgo aoeuas 10 1'c !' TOT
Nel founded. Many Of tho western col,sls,.s oi
the Btcto arc now completely oveTnn and uc.
vastated by them, aud they have commenced
theff eastward pllgrimage, destroying as tloy go.
md bringing deeolat.on and famine in region1
hitherto untouched. Tho democrat HaYn that, 1t,
Lafayette County. tho destruction IL already ter.
1ioc; reports from Case, Bates. Vernon. and
other countics"on tho Western border indicate
that the destruction there mil not te lcsA gen.
efal. No human pouoz, apparently. can avert
tho calamity. To the peoplo Of many count,oa
1t means nothing less than starvation.
, 1875-05-24

LANSING, MlcM., May 22.-TLo proczeas Of
completing tho Chicago i Lake Huron railroad
from Flint to this city. on tho coBt end OF tho
line, coutiRueH, With fair prospocta Of reaching
Il. H., BY tho lst OF August; but from yafnon TO
this cty but little activity prevails. The follow
inE points have been designated a. stations be-
tween Vernon and Lansing: At N. q. Phillips.
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p. DESTROYING EVERYTHING GREEN.
Topeka tfnn} Commonwealth, J{ay 10
Judgs Deyorou1. Land Commissioner OF tha
Kansas raeitic Hallway. WHO Ls4 },lnt returned
from Denver AMI tho mountains. reports that
graarhoppose arc Destroying everything rteou in
Colorado, which ia creating general feeling OF
oppression among ngtsculuriats. Tho wheat in
Wehtorn Kansas ts looking aplendulIy aui Ia
heading ont. Tho farmers OF Colorado have in.
vented and arc using rotary heating machine
for destroying Grashhoppals, which works suc.
cGssfuly.
, 1875-05-24

GIA HA"aUIts
-; Special N'pateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DEsMolsEs. Ia, May 22.-An action las been
commenced hate against tho Chicago, Rock
1n;aod Il Pacific Railroad Company to recover
damages Tor alleged violation Of contract. 10 tho
suu1 OF <io.ooo. With interest from 1869. Tho
basis OF tho action Ia this: Whom tho railroad
was built to this CITY, the question Of locating
tue depot-gFonnds Of tho road was left With tho
peopo, ~ III alleged by TIM prosecutors There
Ii loso Is in oil ctles divided hy river rival
r. between both si1os OF it. The East formed 4
committee. raisod subscription, n,l secured q
tract os land, which TnB given to tho uso OF tue
railroad. on which tho Company erected freight
housc. round.house. track snrd, aud email pas
senGer house. Iwn-thlrds OF tho population of
tho city ID on tho Wcs. Side, and al4o tho bual-
ness. The company subsequently located q pns-
scnger house OIL tho West Side, u,,i thcreIn
made tth headquarters. It il alleged that tho
Company agreed With tho East S,do that tLoir
only passenger depot should te on that aitle and
thero maintained. When tho project Of d new
anil magnificent depot waa started by tho Com
ttane. tho Company aakcd Of tho City Council
certHiu privileges. Tho EaBt Side mosnhars op-
pured every moVo Until itwas learned tho Com.
rauy ha:! boen ofEored now gro,1nl. further west
On tho West Sids sufficient Tor oil their busiuosH
in tho city, and 1t was probable tha
Eas: Sidcrs would lose what they now bad, they
snbacritcd In tue city. and 20 soon aA work Eegaa
on the now depot, they began thia action. It ta
one thing to alege conttact and another to
that the Coneauy will selieve tho Esat sidess Of
further trouble BY rxcs:lng tho grounds alto-
gothcf aud moving over to the vassorn Limits Of
tue city.
EttLRGAD DAMAGES,
Yesterday af'srn'on the Jury in tho United
Stat9n CIRCUIT toEst, in tho case OF Peter }og!o
vs. Tho Ch.car1 !; Northwestern E;si;eoad Cam
phnr. returned vo1dct fur plaintiff far -, ,O1o.
The plsutlI' was fireman OF al cugus of tho
Chicago. Clinton L Dubuque Road. In Anyns;
1879. blu cnRne coltidcd with ~ engine
Of defendant which WA standing on tho crorSlny
Of tue two roadB The fireman, seeing collision
inevitable, Ieapcd from hiH engine and broke bin
ankle. In consequence OF which no became
cripple. He sucd for $4,000. Neglect Of tho
defendant in allowing thor engine to stand OIL
The crossing. was sat up by plaintiff, and con-
ttibutoFy negligence OF the Chicago. Clinton l.
Dubuque Company waa set up by defendant, In
that they habitualiy. run their sFai,ls into tho
yards 1t Clinton, and on this crossing a. high
rate Of speed. linsteal Of halting before rca:h-
tng,t. Judge Lo.o, before lnsir1ctng tho jury,
reserved 10 tho defendant the right to have tho
case reviewed bofo7o tho full Dench on tue
question Of coutributory negligence on tho part
Of tie Chicago Clinton i Dubuque Company.
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Gao be burned. 4 farmer down at osca,oo,..
nan: BY the nntno Of 1ngloy, writes to ths
Atchts9n Champion, and says no has triol this
farmers down there to try II. "'' '''
Down in Ricisarlaon County number at
tatnota have cleared their farms OF tho nrsss,
hopperb BY tbis plan. o''"'
nssttor c1snSsos's FORM OF rnAYrn,
}haliop Clafkson, Episcopal Bishop Of Nobrae.
X" and Dakota. has rent out tho folio. ing PRAYER
20 the clergy Of his Dice.e, 70 be seatl at boit
tia '''aruinR and avonng services until the gath.
er.nE-in Of tho harvest:
Most eEactona God, 10 vhoa, inunty Atone "a sr%
indebted for tho rotnrna af harvefts and tie ffus f
the Rrollndt NO bseeth Tte to ln the laors OF tia
hlt1handnsn md to grant such reasonable TeathtF
ahd burh del!yerancs from tssncttyn tusecla thst
tho Garth may In duo time yield her .ncfcase for orr
4se @ snd h-neht. 1Eave mercy upon US, we boseech
ihee most niesctfu Father; aveft the dangers thas
treiten lie harvest from the terriole acourrn Of e
ncnA. Good L7sa, deliver intrca.a The ft1,!a o{
!ne sHrh ny Thy hesFsly bcnedc&ton, nnl ra III ali
through 1ehua Chfist our Lord. Amen.
, 1875-05-24
KANSAS.

sn-cfoI rnr,r,nonf.ue. NJ RI, f1,,ono T,,b,,.-
1v,rrs~on-r H., r,r m - 80. -.
La A| |"eNAA "a'''' 40: - Nv" ~
recent reports from t"ensJ-e:sht OF thlrsT conn-
ties in tho Northern, Genital, aud Eas:orn sac-
tiong OF Kapsas, feel warranted in mnkipG tho
nre,irtion th.t this st.ta vii, a.c,n. . ..r;on.
,;...:. =. a.. .xx.,t,,.-.., .ti 49,. rr..
''s''A'lon " ''e 6faesuoi'l'ess LUIS year. !ae'e
are my7iads upoa myr.Ads OF theao tnsccts here,
visible to tho naked eys but they eeom 10 bo
leayipe for the sicher ficIds OF Missouri, Iowa,
.1 1,;;.a,a ~ ~. 49,. e.s-.t.,-.
aao A'aoe' w 'A' o'etssu'eE
IN euhpenho. rattnefa afe no' ec1saln
Whether tho bulk of tue rnyaging peat2 rill
stay or ro g; but forming Judgment from 4he
known hali,a Of nast oensratio,uof hammers
tho impression s Obtained that thes "il1 20
earlf in Juno. Now they arc concentrated In tho
counties bordering on the Missouri River, as il
waiting so. The development Of winged strength
for tho a.ght across tic stream.
Singulatiy enough. they ar, not dovourinE tho
grain-.iells to tho extent At first threatened.
They refuae tho wheat. nolccting Pastures OF
clover, and even wild Csass. in preference.
racioua appetite foz tender bladca
OF young corn, and occasionally
destroy field Of oats. Out pcopln-$hd moan
tradealuen ~ well 'as farmoss-aIo NOT ditcour-
aged; but they arc uncettain- Mofchnnts COIN
plain that they campo. cell goods whlo the titu-
loprcdations will 10 confined chiety, think. 10
the Eastern counties Of Kansas and Weste1n
Missouri. Tho region 70 completely tay&ged
last summon and fall is not troubled this yeaF to
any extent worth estimating. Iasome places rhe1e
oats have been destroyed, farmers have plantnd
corn, expecting to secu1o something o: yaluo.
We hAvo beou yiaitcd by copious showers Of
rain during tho past woek; and 1t is \ fact
worthy Of notice, that tle dead gtasshoppers ap-
pear in drifts along tha banks Of the stroau,s.
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How that mag bo dont know, but, il this boy
picked up At school Tho notion TINT 1t was heroic
TO stand up tor Ills rights and those Of l,is
people in auch fashion. probably other negro
lsda arc taking In tue same not.on; aud, II my
fr1cud wero right, 1t may b. that, iu course OF
timo lilo nisGcr mill thus eara. IN soma sort. ths
resptct Of tho superior Intelligence and Iax.pay-
lpg iutcreai.
said ono Of tle ulost intelligent ladies' hayu met
enywhore, who. NTH her husband anl Their
family, has lived hero soyoral yoa1s And means
to atay. They Ase mont hospitabla and gonor-
Gus, and have much 10 bear up under that YOU
cant understand. John (her husbAnd] 10 4 Re-
heforo them boldly, and theJ rather lIks him for
Il. I think, though they doa't like hIs politics"
lApropoe, John, who was ln tho army. mud ID =
fighting man. IN rtsPonso to nomstling said
the other day, 10 tho ot1ect that decent fa1mors
from Ohio, Illinois, lows, or elsewhere North,
wouldn't caro- to lmlniyrato to \ State whore
every mAu at all times carried u riatol, said.
.'Well. Railways carry QUO, for ira q mighty
nansy sa aass ae L.. sSS ssy ss. sst
their slaves. and about everything cl4s. BY tho
War. You may saY 1t waa their own fault; but
they don't think ther Nsre In fault. lAsy feel
bitter over it. Their defeAt ranklcs in their
MEYER WILL Oct oyEa II.
They wera accustomed to tho old stylo at atYAirs,
aud they chn't adapt themselves 10 tho usw Or
dor. The North forgess that they ntll rcGat,
sSs s sens 4 o s m sys % al
That's what makea them 10 bIttor agatnat tbs
carpot-bag9srs, nho are ooutomptiblo lot, most
Of thom, know plenty OF them here who make
no coaceslmsat OF tho TACT thAs thoy won's stay
sour.s. sG.y man % IL: away viii thsa ii
ihsy can Res, In the North you'd dsapias than.
100 thsy ooulda4 b respectable thsss."
"9at," aAid !. "shs hosth daa't want ths
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-29
APPLICATION toR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO. asa.
u. \. survey Ne. IiJ

TT q. LAND oPPIcE. CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada, February ~. isIs.-Sotiee u
hereby eiven that the southern Crors Gold and
Silver Mining Company. Q corporation organ.
Ired snd existing. under and by virtue
OF the laws OF the stats Of California.
hsyins itl phneipal placs OF buslness
spd Postofaes address at Ban fnneiroo.
California. has, BY W. 3. Judd, u. sa?rrin.
tsndent, and . stoekholder therc!n, who,
Virginia CITY. Nevada, this day made applica.
linear ftet Of the Southern Crosv T.odo. bearing
rold and oliver. and called the southcrn Crosv
Cold and Silver Mining Conpany's claim. slt.
nate In the tioid Hill Mining District. Storey
county. State Of Nevada, the same extending In
4 uopthwesteriy direction from post No. 10
post No. s-111 linear feet along the line Of
aid lsdge, vein or lode. and embracing the
came Win nll Iis dips. spurs. angler and varia.
lions, with surfkee ground hvo huudred and
ffteen (bisl feet In Width, and describcd In the
plat and osh notes on hle IN my ONCE ~ FOL.
Beeinnlng st post No. 1. the same being
Identical with pest No. 10. OF the Julia Silver
Mining comp.ny,s U. =. Survey No. ny, Stu
v. . =. x. u. track. and whence hears the v.
st. r. u. tunnel. north sk dcrree1 oast, dl,.
tAnt about rs feet. the quarter section eornes
on the north line OF section n. Township II
north. rangs n east. Mount Diablo meridian.
bcar norh degrees ouc-qnartsr west. distant
1.f16 feet, and running from slld post No. ].
Flrst oouftc-west 7bsk feet TO post No. Q;
thence. neeond eourpe--south degree Is min.
utes east 90 feet 10 post No. 3: thence, third
courss-sast SIS feel ta post No. 4: theme.
i6urth course-north degree IS minutes ws't
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81 lnsol ! sfllInr. !.
APPI1o {I4N - spATrET'
a 50 81; =; i! 4, r.. : 4 { !, 5.

TIT 9. LAND oYI5cg. CANON CITY,
VI q NeyAdA, pSbfuGry 3,fsTs-y -ycoltce u ntrs'
by givss ~. Frank Spufords b. John L,
Moore, bis attorney IN hci, wh6sS postofhce
address 10 q. ylrglsia on STOREY county. Ne.
y.da; hss n,ds app!ie.iisc icr nf,s:, ,S pssStsS
AND MORGAN NiNIN0 CLAIM, Virginia
And Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada, extending nftecn hnndrod lloool linear
feet In 9 northerly direction from post No. ol
said claim. and embneing the saias, with al
dips. spurs, angles and variations, Nth suif.es
seribed % the plat and held notes on 60 In my
once a. follows, TO wlt:
lieginning at Soathwrrt corner Of ths claim.
whence the hoisting house and shan ef this
milne bears north s5dcgrees, ons.half espt go
feet. the quarter section corper on routh line
Mount Diabl MERRIAM; bearp horth 10 degvses,
one-quartsr wsss |, 100 feet. Qhe post oi this
southwest corner is marked No, ~, running
ffom ssid southwest corner: first coursc~
north . degrces, one-guarter east io5 feel 70
post No. !, on south llno Of Julla Company
u east, Mount Diablo meridian thence along
aaid soufh line, second courss-north % d.
ersss east ss feet 10 post No. q Of said julia
Compsny's y. =. Survey. No. 81 Themes a!sag
east line ef Y. .. sarsy, y se = q Third s:'s!s T.
quarter esst 21s lcet 10 post No. y, on south
llne OF Butro Tunnel grant so feet TO post No.
Q, the northwest corner ofthis claim thence
Flfth coufse-rouih 10 degrees three quarters
east 800 feet 10 notice stake OF location, go
feet To post No. !. tlrp northeast corner
thence: sixth ecurre-routh degrees. one
line OF Sutro Tunnel grant, LOO fset 20 pt 81
No. 3, the southeast oOrner; thence: seventh
courps-north ~ degrees three quarters west
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ApplL.Io,A'iIIio'i. ~ a. ON soR pATEnT'
NOTICE No. 2s2.
.. y. survey No. 100,

TT q. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Os Nevada, February 10, k!s.-Noticc is
hereby given that John Ryan, whose postofncs
addrsss 10 st Gold Iiill. IN storey county. State
Of Nsysda. has this day made application for
patent for hiieen hundred ll.soOl linear ieet ol
ihe Comstock lode. bearlny gold and silver,
with surface ground. containing u % loo aeres,
embracing ths top OF. apex of said lode. on
eially surveyed and designsied ~ y. =. Survey
or LOT No. i0D, In Township sixteen ll6) north.
Range twenty-one (tD cast. Mount Dlablo Base
and Meridian. In the Gold Hill Mining Dis.
trict, Storey county and State OF Nevada, and
described a. 10 melee and bounds At the surface
BY the plat and Held notes on nle In this oficc
a. follows, to Wit:
Deginning at Post No. ]. ,iiuatod on cast eide
OF 9old Canyon. Abont 100 feet northcasterly
nom the old Pioneer Foundry and about ESQ ieet
southerly from the Lady Washington hoistiDg
works, and running from raid Post No. north
10 degrees west cas- feet 10 Post No. 2; thence
north 10 degrees wert as feet TO Poet No. D.
thence north u degrees IS minutes east GU feet
feet to Post No. o; thence roulh 10 degrees
ssst go feet 10 Post No. o. and thence south
70 degrees 35 minuies west ss7 feet 10 Poet No.
I, the place ofbc,inning, containing IL 81 100
acres, eourses and hearings expressed rom
true meridian, magnetic variation ION degrees
east.
From said Poet No. @. tho Justice hoi,ting
works, bear south s3x degrees west; the Lady
Washington hoitting works bear north ia
degrees west; the New York holsting works
bear north 3ak degrees we,t. Post No. oi
y. 8. survey No, Is, Alta Company. bear south
i0degfscs east, defiant q feet, and the quar-.
ter section corner on the souih line Of section
ave (B) In township sixteen (l6l north. range
twsnty-ons (st) east, Mount Diablo' Meridian,
bear hon ssid Post No. 9. south, tweniy.eight
(ss) degrees east, distant thirteen hundred and
seventy usIV test; the e.id po.t No. aof ihis
Memphis cialm, being Identical with Post No.
3 Of the I.ady washington company's Y. \.
survey Ne. 81; the said lode and surface ground
hereby described - v. y. survey. No. 100. and
for which patent IL sought, a. aforesaid. was
located and taken up 40 the Memphis Company,
Comstoek Ledge; record whereof may be found
at pages lao and 10 OF Hook u. OF Pre- enipiionp
and Locations, Storey County Records kept At
the ONCE Of the County Recorder At Virginia
City, Nevada; the said Ncmrhls Claim, W u.
3. surrey, No. 100 herein sought TO be paisn.
ted, being bounded on tho eat by the Alta
Mining Claim, or Y. y. survey No, G5: aud IL
bounded on ths west by the Lady Washington
Company. OF ". y. survey No. 81; the lode
herein applIcd for. extending i,5c0 feet north
esIy from the southern boundary line Of vald
Memphis Calm or u. 8. survey No. ioO; refer
encs 10 hereby made TO the plat and neld noter.
on ale In this once. and 10 the plat posted upon
the claim for further description thsrcoi.
AD0LPlluS WAlTZ, Register.
Hoyt, Scar 4 Mckee. Attorneys, san Fraa.
elsc0. feiJbd
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Nj. Davidson. March nh. i,s.

Tux old Benedic, Arnold house at
New Haven. built in lC9s, is being DO
molishel to make room for more mod.
ern structure. Arnold was married in
the house. which was also at one time
occupied by Noah Webster, the colebra.
ted photographer. Another house Just
east Of il. which was built by Arnold in
l775. still stands.
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nICrOu MlNIN0 COMPANY.-Ll

DICTOU MININo C0MPAnY.-LO-
i cation Of principal place Of buslness, roos
., No. eos California street. san Frsneisco.
Location Of works, Gold Iill, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Directors, held on the % day OF March.
1878, an assessment mo. y OF Twenty-Five
Cents per share was lsviod upon the capita,
stock OF tho corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary. ~
tho once Of tho company, Room ,, No; toS
Any stock npon which this assessment shall
remsln unpaid on SATURDAY. the I'd day Of
April, 1875. will be dslinqusnt, and advertised
for sale Of public auction. snd unless payment
10 made before, win be sold on FRIDAY. the
7sd day of April, 1875. 70 pay The delinquent -.
ssrsmsnt. together with eosts OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
8. PHILLIPS, SECRETARY.
ofiee-Room .. No. los California street,
San Francisco, California. mht ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-29

II OCK IaLAND GOLD AND
II Silver Mining Company. = Location Of
principal place Of business, San franeisco, Cal.
Location Of works. Gold min Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
the Directors, held on the lith day. Of March.
a. d. 1878, an assessment mo. II OF One Dol.
lar per share was iovisd uPca the capital stock
Of tho corporation, payable inmsdiAtely, In
United States gold coin. TO- the ssefetary. at
the ofies Of the Company, No. ts California
street, san Francisco, a,
Any stock upon which thls ussspmsnt shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of April. A. D.
1878, viii be delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public auetion; and unlsss payment 70 msde
before. viii DO cold on FRIDAY, the 1ih day
srr.ment, together with costs OF advertising
mhisid J.w.CLARK. Secretary. i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-29
CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
" Company Location Of principal place OF

" Company Location Of principal place OF
Location Of fworks, Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting VI
the Board OF Directors. held on the 9Th day OF
March. 1875, an Assessment NO. ~ OF Three
Dollars per share WAS levied upon tho capital
stock ofthe corporation. payable Immediately.
I'm United States gold coin, TO the Secretary. At
the once OF the Company, tlt California street,
San Francisco. Californis.
Any stoek upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the l3th day Of April. 1875,
will ba delinquent, and adverfised fof. sale .t
before, win be sold on the hrst day OF May,
1875, 10 pay the dellnquent assersment. togeth.
er with costs Of advertising and expenses OF
r. wEGENER, Secretary.
OnteelA California street, Nan Francisco,
California mill I'd