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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01

AT MS new store upon Main street,
Below street Sycamore.
And Watson John whose harness shop,
VIII more attractive be;
And Doctor Tubbs will come in next,
Wah his brick front, you see.
A baiber's shop is overhead
At Watson's shop, may be,
And Morrison is next to Tabbs,
ns.a coffee and good tea.
Professor Pratt, at Music Hall,
HIS instruments doth sell,
And teach the science and the art
To make them ''souud" or ''swell."
And Joseph Smith who came to town
Full many months ago,
Has put bank in Brackets store
AT least, they tell US SO.
Now into Ecker's we Will step,
And take our lunch at ease,
And having smoked our pipe ia peace,
Wen wander where we please.
At Horace Wadsworth s next we call,
To see his stock in trade,
At that new store on Maple street,
Which he so lately made.
Sam Nelson now hangs out sign
Where Roberts once held sway,
And Peterson where Mrs. Pierce
Moved out the other day.
He halls, they say, from Taylors Falls,
But hail from where he may,
He keeps stock of jewels rare
OF jewels bright and gay.
And Reed still holds the silver rein,
And will your watches clean;
A "double watch" doth lie now keep,
By starlight and by sheen.
And Jensen doth the place supply
Where Day was wont to trade,
AMI Charley Ellis takes his way
One hlock towards Cascade.
OF liv'ry stables we have three
Perhaps they number FOUR
There's Lord and Brooks, and Lewis, too
| And Justin if no more.
| We've tried in vain that name 10 rhyme,
But then we can--ah, but
But then we can't, and so for short,
Well only call him "JUT")
Our doctors, too, increase by weight,
And numbers, quite as well.
For Doctor Golden makes his mark,
As all the people tell.
The Levings Sisters still keep books,
And other modern graces,
And Mrs. Pingree sets the glass
To duplicate your faces.
And Florus Mac without the "K,"
Or Kay without the ME-"
Is in the JOURNAL BLOCK, you see,
assurances to pack.
And Haven keeps, as we'll he may,
Of furniture the best
With chairs aud sofas well supplied
You may supply the rest.
And Leyings now at Burns shop,
Will paint your gig or sleigh;
And William King will do the same
For those who come that way.
And Hotchkiss Scrant has come to town
To WELD the saw aud plane.
And now he is with Eaton joined,
At foot of DRuRY LANE.
Baldwin & Gray have placed a mill
One lot without Cascade,
Where corn and oats and rye are ground
And doors and sash are made.
ANA Merrick runs the weekly ITcSS,
Except on holidays)
And Ilirsch bakery doth run,
Where Crossman once sold maize
Our lawyers five, with Morse & Smith
And Haugen comes in time,
With Allen Weld and Wellington
(Vannatta will not rhyme.)
Our ministers with grace abound
Their number less than four;
Their names we will not mention here
But turn these pages Ger.
We will not leave our gay hotels,
Nor yet the "Riycr ide"--
The Bracket House" as all we'll know
Where Philo doth preside;
The Pierce House next our optic greets
Where Pierce and Bates hold sway,
And when donations there arc held,
J Like other guests they pay.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01
Historical.

One hundred years ago, or more,
When Boston was town,
And men like girls wore stockings high,
And Sir King George I crown;
They sent little ship afoat,-
They sent it Ger the sea,
To feed the folk of Boston town,
With Hyson and Bohea.
Twas then the world was little known,
And far.off western towns,
Like RIVER FALLS and such as that,
Had ne er known silken gowns.
But since that time the world has gone
A.wagging at its leisure,
And men and girls in stockings high,
Have sought the paths of pleasure.
And now we'll make our story brief,
And write the same in metre,
As we would court yankee girl
BY sending her salt-petre.
"AeGy out ,eest,"-so here we are
On New Years day to greet you,
Where five and sov'nty name the year,
And many friends to treat you.
Our happy homes and fresides bright,
Aglow with pleasure smiling
Each happy in his palace here,
The morning hours beguiling.
Aud now the JOURNAL and ADVANCE
Come crowned with morning tresses,
And greet you once again, you see,
With their New Years Addresses.
The Old Year fed, the New One here,
With smiling friends around US,
We doff the old well.worn relief,
And in the new you've found us.
Time marks the burrows on our checks,
Or smoothes the wrinkles over,
While we this fragile bark MAINTAIN,
Nor ape the flying rover.
We greet new faces as we move,-
We watch the bow and culver,
For we'll we know the coming year
May "tote" us DER the river.
The erring past we soon forget,
With friends we love so dearly,
And only think of those who're gone,
As we reflect thus yearly.
But now our lesson vel! begun,
We turn from dull reflection,
Lest we despoil heart SO gay,
And send it to detection.
The old year pass'd, the new one here,
And business claims attention;
And many waits with few mishaps,
Deserve passing mention.
We take the cue that marks mishaps,
And with it mark new lessons,
In business parlance aad Of men,
From Prairie Mills to Prestons.
Our merchants here still take the lead
In dry goods, coats and notions,
And Davis "Em.", and Freeman, too,
Still deal out drugs and potions.
Our Normal School house sits In pride,
Where late the savage strayed,
Nor need We tell the passer.by
That it was e'er delayed.
A monument of pride, may be,
To this our Valley fair,
And all the people round about,
With us this glory share.
Then as We gaze our village Ger,
Wen not recount the old,
Wen only give the aeD,-you sec
The others have been told.
First-Putnam John aud Alfred Goss
Who run Old Prairie Mil,
like Uncle Charley, as of yorc,
Are making -four still.
Across the street our way We make,
Nor stop till we do call,
Where Hedderly and DAVIS, too,
Sell groceries to all.
One harness.shop has changed its front
And clothing is now spread,
By Mr.. Apt, on tables long.
With ne'er cue or thread.
Again across the street We move,
With visage fair but fierce,
And run into the lightning shop
OF Tozer and Ike Pierce.
VT. ia Iba, ,vnp1I 80 n ~ a 80,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01
Esdaile.
4 new Lyceum opening.

"A new Lyceum opening.
Building is still progressing.
Mr.. Lowater has taken the agency
for the Davis Sewing Machine for
Pierce county.
Over 20 scholars registered as at
tending our school, and more applied
for admission after New Years.
j. Davis, formerly of Ellsworth,
has rented the store room Of VIM. AL
ley, and is stocking it with new goods.
Henry Westcott's new building is
about completed. 1t is 22x5O, two
stories. 1t is intended for nice hall
above, and a feed store below.
The officers for the new year for
Maple Grove Grange, No. 164, are:
Master, Harrison Lowater; o., A. w
Parker; L., Mrs. A. w. Truman; s.,
G. T.. Hammond; A. S., VIM. Ridg-
man: c., David Spaulding; S., Z. Ii,
Dodge; T., 7. Zimmerman; G. X, A.
w. Truman; i. A. s., Mrs. A. w.
Parker; Ceres, Mrs Serrells; Pomona,
Mrs. r. II. Dodge; Flora, Miss Alta
Ridgman. Public installation at the
Spaulding school house the second
Tuesday in January, being the 18th
prox., at Z o'clock, p. NJ.
Our new factory, Rice, Bowles &
Co., is now in active operation. The
location is on Mill street, in Betch.
er g. Alleys addition to the village Of
Esdaile. The main building is 22x40
1G feet post. The lower story is the
room in which the wood work is done
on the cutters, bob-sleds and wagons, all
of which will be Of the finest quality
and finish. Here, too, are employed
some Of the best and closest workman
in these parts. Up stairs is the chair
factory aud paint shop. In the rear OIL
the Of the main building is the black
smith shop 22xl6 Back Of that is the
engine house and saw shop 5000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01
Daily Line Of Stages from
EIsW~.h,E.. siw!.II. :.E.!.sa

FROM and after July lst, 1874, the sub
scriber would say to the travelling public,
that he will run line Of Stages daily be-
tween Ellsworth and Hudson, as follows;
Leave Ellsworth at 6 A. NJ, leave River
Falls at 0 4. NJ, arrive at Hudson at u NJ,
returning, leave Hudson at r. NJ, leave
River Falls st =. NJ, arrive at Ellsworth
at6r n. This line has been fitted up
with care, for the accommodation Of the
travelling public--terms reasona bic. Any
business entrusted to this line will rec Give
prompt attention. brands n specially.
THOMAS EDWARDS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01
ORGANS u PIANOS

Prof. Pratt
Offers for sale complete assortment of
Organs and Pianos, from the best manu-
factories in the country,
Those in need Of frst-class instruments
can rely on
PERFECT SATYSFA CTTON.
Prof. Pratt also gives lessons on the
above instruments, and in singing.
store in JOURNAL BLOCK, near the Post
Office.
River Falls, Wis, April 81, 1874.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01

A SECRET FOR LEGIsLAToRs.-An.
old member Of the Pennsylvania Leg
islsture, who maintained his seat aud
for a number Of years, ale
ways voted "no" when a vote was re.
oorded-"lor" said he, when asked bis
reason, "whsn a good law passes no one
looks for the yeas and nays on it-when
a bad one does, they always do.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01
TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for II. w Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that. are
building and want a good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1870 BURHYTE Bros.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01

THAT barbarian who occupied he
judges bench on the recent trial of
Howard, at Des Moines, Iowa, in deliv-
ering the sentence, took occasion to Gu
logize the vigilance committee as tour
best citizens" The natural conse.
quence of that remarkable endorse
ment was the disgraceful lynching Of
the prisoner-an act which brands both
the Judge and the citizens of Des
Moines with the character of savages.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01
TIE River FALLS JOURNAL.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, TERMS, Sl.25
JOURNAL AND ADVANCE ONE YEAR
TO ONE ADDRESS, So. CASH IN AID
VANCE.
Local Edition--Journal s Adrdnee, pub
iishsd ersry Friday, 81 gear, cash in adj
vance.
A. MORSE SON. Proprietors.
5eB PRINTING
OF every description executed on short no
tice, neat and at reasonable prices. -0F
PIcR on Main Street.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01

SENATOR Carpenter may be a good
logician in the popular sense of the
word, but we take issue with him when
he says that, "If Congressman must
have families at Washington, it Is bet
ter that they should have their own"
If our Congressman are as corrupt
morally as he represents them to be
the more remote their families are from
them the better. But really, has not
the political, as well as the moral stan
dard of this state, fallen pretty low
when the author of so vile boast as
that of Carpenter, is put forward
with earnestness for the United States
Senate? Remember that that vile in
situation was made openly, if not
boastingly, in speech that was pub.
lished from one end Of America to the
other-yea, even to the uttermost parts
of the civilized world. Think Of il,
and then will you not exclaim, 80,
shame, ,ohere IS thy blush?"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less, so.
A square will be counted the space of one
inch.
Local notices Is cents per line for first
insertion and 10 cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
All Job work must be paid for on de-
VERY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
CALIFORNIA.
-
Liable 90 Arrest ~ . Pirate.

SAN Francisco, Dec. also p. NJ
Captain waddsll, who came here il
command Of the new Pacific Mai
steamer City Of San Francisco, will mol
take charge Of the ship on her FIRST tril
to Sidney, via Honolulu. owing to the
fact that an arrest and trial on the
charge Of piracy Is threatened him on
his arrival at Honolulu. When the
rebel steamer Shenandoah, commanded
by waddoll. made 4 dash at the whaling
fleet in the Arctic during the last year
Of the war, she destroyed among other
vessels, the bark Harvest. owned by the
subjects OF the Hawaiian Kingdom.
Secretary Seward denounced Waddell as
a pirate. and ON his return to England
with the Shenandoah he was tried by a
British court and eIonerated on the
ground that the Harvest hoisted the
American colors instead Of her proper
ang. Az Captain waddell would DO un-
doubleday detained on his arrival at
Honolulu, Captain Lachlan will take his
place until arrangem ents can be per-
fected to insure waddell freedom from
m~olostation by tho Hawaiian author
tiles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

Deparsares Last Eveniss.

M,our NIX RkNKpiKD.-M who have
,,er been at the railroad depot in Vir-
cinia and Baltic Switch. Gold Hill. must
have noticed how tho ties arc cut and
mangled by cars running OF the track.
The trouble is that cars standing ON
sids-trscks sometimes break loose or are
started down the grades without the
switch bein. turned to run them on tho
main track. II We are not mistaken a
gentleman in the employ OF the rail.
road company. some time ago invented
a switch that would effectually prevent
n such accident. II isa wonder that
the invention has not been generally
introduced before this. as the DEMENT'S 10
the company using II are SO obvious.
SAKsrIEIp GrARp.-During next and
the following week. the regular meeting
OF the Sarsiold Guard Of this town will
DO held ON Tuesday instead Of wednes-
day evening. Capt. Cosgrove and the
officers and members Of tho Guard have
kindly consented to give way 10 others
ON both occasions. Cor which they are
entitled to great credit. The ninth an
niversary ball Of the Gold Hill Miners
Union comes of at the hall on the even
ing Of the sth. and q sociable BY the
Ladies Of st. Johns Church ON the
evening Of the 18th inst.
AssKssNEST.-An assessment Of 81
psr share is levied by the Lady Bryan
Mining Company. delinquent January
ith. See official nsties in u advsrtis'
ing eoldmns to-day.
TurnK is q message at the Office o.
the Western Union Telegraph Company
Gold Hill, for Santana Awhile.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
wr.ck or che DrIr I.uey Ann.

San BuEsAvESrURA. Dec. 2.-Ths
brig Lucy Ann. Capt. J.. G. Smith, from
Puget Sound. loaded with lumber for
sarby. Walton & Preblo, Of this place.
parted her chains last night about half.
past nine, aud diftsd rapidly into the
breakers, about . quarter Of q mile be-
Town tho wharf. where she lay broad
side to the wares, with o heavy sea
dashing over her all night. The crew
Of eight men. including the officers,
wero unhurt. This morning she lays
on the beach with hor bottom burst
through and full Of watsr. Fragments
Of the wreck and portions Of her cargo
are strcwn along the beach for half q
mile. The cargo. which was partly dis
charged, will mostly be saved. The
brig will undoubtedly prove . total
loss,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
FACTS ARE srussosm THINGS"

-
Thousands OF human beings are yearly
borne on the swift current Of disease
down to the grave, Just because they do
not possess o sufficient knowledge OF
themselves. 4 man meets his neighbor,
and the flrst salutation II, "How are
you 2" OF. "How Ia your health %
The reply frequently Ia. "Oh. I am
we'll. with tho exception OF \ cold"
Most penons lightly regard q cold.
Reader, do you know that q cold 10 ons
OF the most dangerous OF maladies7 A
cold not only clogs up the pores OF the
entire system, and rstards circulation.
but II IL productive OF Catarrh, which 10
quite apt to lead to Consumption.
"0h." you say. "it IL nothing but o
cold In ny head" True ; but that cold
In really a mild form Of Catarrh. and II
not arrested In Its will become
chronic. Catarrh Is n OF the most
dissgreeable. offensive affections In the
catalogue Of diseases. The passage OF
the nose Is o~bstructed. the sense OF
smell impaired, and there ID q disagree
able sensation OF pressure In the head.
In the more advanced stages there Ii .
discharge having an offensive odor. II
the disease be allowed 10 continue In lie
course. thick, hard in~crustations will
form In the head, the bones OF which
somstimes become softened and break
away in pieces, Why will persons con-
tinue to suffer from such an annoying.
disgusting disease. when they can inst
as we'll be cured OF IN DR.. Sage's Ca.
tarrh remedy will cure the worst forms
Of Catarrh; In fact, II 10 the only sure
and safe remedy which has yet been Of.
fsred to the public. Many harsh, irri.
tating preparations may, for q time, TO
lisve the urgency Of the symptoms, but
they do not curo the disease. DR.. saee's
Cstarrh remedy ID soothing and healing
In its effects, and when used with DR..
Pierce's Nasal Douchs. according TO di.
rections, does not fail 10 effect q cure.
Sold by oil Druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
SECOND DIsPAToH.
Reincorperasion OF the Bank sfCai.
ifernia - An Assessment OF Ten
Per Cent. Levied Upsn syndieate
H~ubserikers.

BAN Francisco, December 2-3 P. n.
In accordance with their previous do
cision, the Directors Of the Bank Of
California will flo new articles Of In.
corporation this afternoon, thereby com.
ing In under the provisions Of the Code
governing corporations. An assessment
OF ten per cent. on the Syndicate Guar.
antee Fund. amounting to S7,S65. 900,
has been levied, payable December 10th,
presumably for the purpose Of meeting
the months notes given In settlement
Of claims OF large creditors at the time
Of reopsning the bank. After the rein.
corporation has boen effected an assess
ment Of 10 per cent. on tho capital
stock Of the bank will DO lowed for the
purpose OF making good tho capital. as
required by the provisions Of the code.
The impairment Of the capital was In
tho neighborhood Of 70 per cont. to re-
pair which 10 per cent. assessments will
lie lowed from time TO time until the
capital Ia made good.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
~DlsraIcr couar.

Tho following business was transacted
in tho First District Court yesterday.
Judge Rising presiding:
In the matter Of the estate OF -
Martin. deceased, M order was made
appointing appraisers and to give notice
10 creditors.
In the matter OF the estate Of John
Lent, deceased. appraisers were ap-
pointed.
Massl vs.. Sharf.-Plaintiff was given
ten days additional time in which to
substitute complaint.
McQuillan vs.. whitney.-Stsy OF pro.
csedingS granted until January LIST.
Sierra Nevada Mining Company vs..
Union Consolidated Mining Company
Twenty days additional time given in
which to Substitute papers.
welch W.. Barstow. and Lonkey X
Smith ". Enthusiastically days addi-
tionai time granted in each Of said causes
to plaintiff in which to substitute papers.
Court adjourned to meet this morn.
ing. at 10 o'clock. at the Judges cham.
bers, at the Tahoe House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

Tnr woRD "SozoDoxr." which ha,
already become o household word. Is de.
rived from the Greek, and composed Of
two words, Sozo and 0dontes. "Sozo,"
translated, means 10 preserve, and
"0dontss." the tseth-"B ozodont." q
prsservsr Of the teeth. And II IL true 10
It's name. II beauties and preserves
the teeth, hardsns and in~vigoratss the
gnms, and corrects all impurities Of the
breath. The odor Of this pure prspaia-
tion IL sc delightful that II IL . luxury
to apply II. II 10 u harmless - water.
Sold by druggists and psrfumers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
This Mssniag.
rAcIrlc .r,,ck .xcu.uax

PACIFIC srock EXCHANGE.
2o0I Ophir 81. 5Ts. -. SIN, 81. Gs.5
6.5 Mexisan. NS, az. nv
29iD t.ouid asd Cary. nv. Sis. ~
lass Bet and Dslcher. -. s1S. Si. Sik. CAV.
"a
iOis s.vse-. II. ~. isx. IN. -. iox BIO. IS.
rs chollsr. I'oto.i. ~. sS, 81. ~, ~
$50 Hale n Soreros.. t5. ~. <lk
CD Gown Point. n. ~ siA. -
2sO Yellow Jacket. %. 81, sIk. Sk.sT
TsO impesiS, 81, ~. .. 81 DO
I5 Empiw Mill. 81, 81.
3i5 Kentach. 10. i5s. 10
iT5 Alpha. -, IN
lsi5 ii.leher. nv. ~. 10. ~
il5 Confluence. ~. isx. 10
isS cos. Virginia. ms. "a. ~
iTsD california. ~. sOS. Tos. ToS
i7so slerrs Nevada. isS. 10, isS, 10, Ism, i9k
u II.
100 Balloon. 81. 80
40 Exeh.qp.r. II. t3S
10 s-g. ii-lch~r. ~
1850 o~,sr,a.n. sss. 50. ssS. 80. 90. ssx. ~.
2ssS Jus ice. 81, -. t9k. ~
as unioa C,n.. ~, los. iok. f0s. 10k
lSsl iack-ye. ts.ik.s
mas Lady nryas. Z. ~, 1,fk.7
3s5 lula. "a, iGT. isS
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02

PAY.DAYs.-Anothsr month has rollet
by and the regular pay-days are at hand
when considerable coin will DO put IL
circulation and the money market OF
the Comstock made easier for q time
Az stocks arc firm tho boys will have
chance TO 60 in and win, or nsyhap 60
"cinched."
MUIR Losr.--Ths finder Of muff
which was left In one Of the Virgins
aud Gold Hill ~omnibusses yesterday By
q lady passenger, will receive q liberia
reward on leaving Il at tho Eclipse Sta
BILE, Main street, Gold Hill. Zee advsr
tisoment.
ANNUAL MEErrSo.-Ths annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Empire
Mill and Mining Company will b held
at liz Office, In San Francisco. on %.
18th Of the present month. Sec oficial
notice In eur advertising columns to-day
1. O. o. IA meeting OF the Trus
,ss. Of the different Lodges Of Odd Eel
low, In Virginia City will be held Of thu
once Of r. v. Drake. over the Post
oe3ce. this (Thunday) evening at sever
| o'clock, for the transaction Of impor
| TINT business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-02
AssEsaMENrs

Lady nryasr$i per share levied Novem
ber N; delinquent January q; sale day
January ss. is76.
Justise- ~ per share. old stock; 81 per shArr
neu -tock: levied Novemh.r %, deiin
qusnt December as; sale day. January Is
1879.
rietou-75 cents per share: levied November
uAry 10, 1878.
south Csastoek-25 cents per share : lev
lei November ~: delinquent December 10;
sale day. January Z.
Imperial 81 per share; ieviei Novsnber o;
delinquent Deesmber ~; sale day January 4
Yisrida-5D cents psr .harc; lsvi-i Novem.
her s; delinquent peceubsr II; sale day
January J.
Halls a Ner~re~.-p per share; levied
Novstnb se, delinquent Dceemtsr ~; sale
dsy Dccember u.
sharv; levied Novemh-ri I; delinquent De
cember I; sale day D-esmbsr u.
Lady Washingtoa-5 cents per shsrc;
levied November Z. ~dslinluent Dessmbcr
.: sale LAY pecemb . -.
wosiville-sip pr sharr. levied November
I. de inqu-nt Deeeabers' sale day peesm'
bcr ~.
levied Nov,mber 4; delinquent Decemb~r .,
sale day December -.
Cniedsais-$s per share; levied Noyembsr
I; delinqurnt Decsmber 4; sale day pece"-
her n.
khrba tHumbodtI 10 cents por share: lev.
led October n: delinquent November -:
sale day December -.
New York-si Is per shsrr; levied octob-r
n; delinqasn' beosmecr 4; ssio day De-
cvmher -.
New York Consolidated cents Per
share: l-ylsd Ociob-r n: delinquent De-
ecmbsr 4: sale day December 20.
P~ytsma-f5 per share; is,iei October %;
d-linqaen, November 90 sale day psesn-
Der u.
Gouid nnd Curry-N per share; levied
october 2t; d~elinquest November "; sa'e
day December II.
Troy Conssiidat~d-9 cents PEI share
levied October n: delinquent November
o. sale day December II.
Roman Cnpitnt-si pr shaw /; levied Oct.
sth delinquent november ioth sale DAY
Docembsr 10Th.
Utah a. per share; levied October u; de-
linqueni November ~ -aie day December
10
O,~rmnn-ti per share: l-viei octobsr "a
delinquent November ID sale day Peesm'
her Z.
Choiinrr ssssi-S5 per -harr; levied octo
her u; delinquent November "; 'a'e aa'
DceemhevT
Union ConsoliLatsl-50 csnts PIT share
levied Octohsr nth ~deiingusnt Noven'o~'
18th .Ais day p~esmosr San.