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u. s. SUP PENSACOLA" 2ND RATE,
Flagship Of the North Pacific Station,

EAhk-1ulp VI ~ u 4 dCLuC alAOb
Of Honolulu, II. l., June 7th, 1879
GENTLEMEN Il have had the honor Of receiving
your very courteous and polite communication OF
the 9TH inst, rendering to myself, captain and officers
Of the u. s.. flagship Pensacola, a complimentary
reception aud ball on some evening which we may
designate as convenient
The note Of invitation is couched in terms so highly
complimentary to myself. TO the officers of the Pen
Saeola, and indeed, TO the officers Of the entire
service TO which / have the honor to belong, that l
scarcely know how 10 sufficiently thank you. 1t is
also expressed in such unmistakable language OF
sincerity that the officers will ever cherish the most
lively feelings of friendship and regard for the gen.
tlemen Of the COMMITTEES whose names are signed 10
the note, and they desire through them to return
the anne heartfelt appreciation and thanks to the
citizens whom they represent.
II the good citizens Of Honolulu have been favora-
bly, and pleasantly impressed with the officers of the
Pensacola, as to their department towards His Maj
esty, the King Of these Islands, and towards them
selves and the community, l will say with all sin
cerity on behalf Of myself and officers, that the
feeling is mutual and reciprocated, for we have been
quite happy and contented while in your midst, in
finding a society so genial, refined and intelligent,
which has added much to our pleasure during our
sojourn here. This is, indeeI, genuine, social reci-
procity, of a most enjoyable kind, which can be eff
fected without the aid Of national legislation.
While it was the duty and the pleasure of myself
and officers 10 do all that We could to contribute TO
His Majesty's comfort and contentment while on
board Of the Pensacola as our houored guest, and
committed to our care by the United States Govern
ment, yet / will cheefully say that much was effected
by His Msjesty's genial temperament, by his equanim-
iy and good sense, and by his aptitude for the sea,
which made it comparatively an easy task for myself
and the officers to entertain him, and when it was
made as apparent that His Majesty felt himself to be
q member of the family, an end, which was our
great desire to accomplish.
On behalf Of myself and officers l will say that
we will accept, with great pleasure, your invitation
so courteously aud sincerely expressed.
In regard to designating an evening, We will leave
that TO the good Judgment aud the convenience Of
your Committee. Any evening during the month
Of June which you might select would be agreeable
TO US.
I am with great respect, your Obedient servant.
john J. ALNY,
Rear Admiral L. S. n. and COMMANDMENT Chief
Hon. H. A. P. Carter, Col. W. F.. Allen, Hon.
Alfred S. Hartwell, ]. c. Glade, Esq, Along, Esq ,
A. S. Cleghorn, Esq, J. B. Anterior, Esq Johl. s.
McGreW, VI. d.
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FRIDAY JUSE II. Is7.

va shave % rots the arrivals since last report Ct the Hawai-
isn bark ". c Parks. &C the sth, from Port Gamble; and to-
day the Rrifsh bark Bessis North. r. N Yokohama, sn route
Cor me guam Islands, and Aneuean bark Delaware. from Vie
Isna o c. I'm lumber 70 Brewer a. CO.
TheEs have been tEo d-partgr-s-the J. A Faiklaburg o.
the On Tor PsriEss; and the J. B. Ford. this morning hr san
Fnneseo.-both vessels EHh fan earEo@ % Island produce.
The XVII also sailed 6r san FnHeisco this ah>rnco1.
The Norwegian bark Kvix Hls early IN the esminE week
Sc san FnHehco Wish a eaFg5 o. domestic produce valued Al
gs0Jsl
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THE PACIFIC
GOmmtrtialAbbfrtis
SATURDAY. JUNE II.

Tzz coaAEsPosDEScE between the Committee OF
citizens and Admiral Almy in reference to the en-
tsrtainmeus rendered to the latter, il published
in to-day's paper, and Is ereditable to both sides.
The uatiou-and this community in particular
are under Eany obligations, socially. to the off,
GERS OF the United States Navy; and the gentle
men who have undertaken 10 act for the COM
nuuiEy in conducting our demonstration OF "re-
ciprocity,"-as the Admiral pleasantly terms il,
-ars deserving c0mmendation.
The reception viii take place at the Hawaiian
Hotel on the evening Of the lsth, commencing at
sP.M n. There will be dancing in q temporary
pavilion after 10 o'clock Their Msissties, at the
request Of the Committee, will receive the Ad-
miral and o6cers, and all the guests will have an
opportunity TO be personally presented.
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NEW YORK, May IA special dispatch frem
Rome states that the Pope's birthday anniversary
was celebrated with extraordinary rejoicings. Depu-
tations, letters and congratulations arrived through
out the day. Twelve preceding Pontifs reached the
age of So. Pho NonU alone surpassed the years of
Saint Peter in his chair.
LEXINGTON, KY, May 13.-In the races to-day
the first race, mile heat, was won by Searcher, who
distanced the other two entries, Light Coin and
Lost Fortune, in the first nile, making it in I:4I4,
the fastest time on record. Last year Gray Planet
ran a mile at Saratoga, against time, in 1:425.
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MEMORANDA.

REPoET oy BAaE ". c. PAaKE. PESHALLow. MAsTER.-
Left Pert sAnbIs > n Apr1 10Th In tow Of steamer Cyrus
WsltsF. May ist a. . . % had a fresh gale Eam wNw
Cast % from the stsAmsr eG NsE Dungsuess. May 2i, Aner-
noor. passed Caps F1aftTyI s;rong soufherly wind and thick
raloy wsather. May Th were 80 niles WSg from Cape
FlafIsry5 thence TO lat sTe y long lsI " had q succession
az strong souIhsriy sinds and heavy sea May 18th tbs weather
Eors sssIisd and WiaI TO the wNw, vesring TO the sw with
Hsht sinda aad eaims- May I'd In lat 29e 80 n hog 1859
IS W Wiad frsshsnsd from the NE, Continuing steady for
ssysn days. thsncs % port with light Variabls Wind aid calm.
BLhtsd Hawaii nay 3gth. and hove 70 OF Damned Head ~ Q
, = Igns sihi tick Puot the following morning Passage
Eads Ia % d.sL
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

Jzrs s-Has bk " C Psrks. ~Peahzn0E, g days lcn -
Gambis.
-echr Falry Qnssz- PEA. from EchalH. Hawaii
e-Schr WsrEtck- John Bail. from LanaL
c-echr JuEnifa. Dufolt. frcu lanaL-
9-8chr IA Md. REyc1L1s. Eom HahuI-f, Maui
SCAR LGEa EaaL from Mooaa, Es1AL
scar lsttie, Ein4g. kfgn NaEMWM- EauaI-
s-fchr Mau1akaw4L kalaEnia. from McIoaa. EauzL
9--chr ME ucrris. Lima, fn kauzaknkaL. MoIoEaL
l0-schr Pa1ahi, Hopg, frou lilo. m=Eam-
l0-fchr Active. PaaahrEa, from EohaIE. Hawai-
lL-Bdt "a usssie N0rth. y "a Richm4nn. - days fr1fn
foNohaGH. sn rozts nr The Elano sards
Ian bk DsisEsre. BInds. 90 days from vIctorla
lA-1chr MHry Ellen. Mas. from Echaa. Hawaii.
u-schr kantsns, BoIes. hsn E0loa a Wanna
~11-sI0op Live Ttnk-e. Ea.ha, fsn AsahsIa. Kauai
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Correspondence.
HONOLULU, June Z, 1875

Honolulu, June Z, 1876
To Rear Admiral JOHN j. ALMY,
n Commanding u. 8. Naval Forces North Pacific.
III ADMIRAL The undersigned have been appointed
by the citizens of Honolulu a Committee to tender to
yourself and the officers under your command, q
complimentary Reception and Ball, as a mark of their
high appreciation of the attentions shown His Maj
esty, The King Of these Islands, while in the United
States and the uniform kindness and courtesy ex-
tended to this community and the people Of these ISL
ands, by officers Of the u. 8. Navy.
The efficient manner in which the courteous inten-
tons of Your Government, in conveying His Majesty
to this port from San Francisco, were carried out by
yourself, the Captain and officers of your flagship,
renders it doubly pleasant to US to extend through
you and them personally this evidence of our regard
for that branch of the public service of your country,
which you so ably represent.
We would respectfully ask you to designate an
evening on which it would be agreeable to yourself
and officers to accept this token of the esteem in
which the citizens of Honolulu hold yourself and
brother officers Of the u. S. Navy.
Permit us to add Sir, the assurance of personal
consideration with which we have the honor to remain,
49, L.
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tn. Humane Society Of BOaIogne. France unan-
.noa.lv aod by aeelamatiou voted its gold medal 70
.InF boTuron, the great American WINNER IN 70
c~ogAstion of hs services TO humanity
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NOTICE !

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AaAI3sS'
"A the estate Of the late ALLAN W. JUDI. win pleas
present shea without, delay to either et the uadcrsigned.
CHAS II. JUDI.
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Honolulu, Mares 2ssh, 1878. ssa san
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TO LET.


kG a COTTAGE NTLY sITU-
ed4 ATED on Queen street. Neus Lnw.
.z& go lm E1qgire a. }. / DowsErr's OFFICE.
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FOR RENT Oh LEASE.

49, THE HOUSE AND LOT AT THE EN-
30. francs TO PtRos Valley. Formerly csned by stephen
#ll Spencer. in coed repair, and sol;sale for a izrgc Aui-
ly. may be k2sed fog 4 term q years a pleasant residence
ana Commands = ne vieE % the city. HHs frTcteot pasture
land for tHo horses Also, a never failing 81 * o. ustsf %
the premises Preseason given Immediately.
II Fer particulars enquire Al III Onfce. e.; a.
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TO E OR LEASE

THOSE DESIRABLE PR VI ON
~ AiSkea Street, formerly occGp3ca by =. 2. FNICE-
49, WOOD, Esq. Fer rsriczisrS Apply 20
OIL J. 2. LRMuS.
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y Il Is said that the -4tIantic Monthly gives James
Russell Lowell $500 for his poem, delivered at the
Concord esniennisl,
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There will b. ~ Meeting of the Alumni
Of Oahu College, on the evening Of Thursday, June I5th prox.
The exercises will consist Of addresses, toasts and reaini-
SCIENCES, and close with a collation..
All who have been connected with the institution as students.
their husbands or wives, their parents, the trustees, patrons
and donors, and all graduates of colleges in other countries,
with their wives, are invited to attend.
99a 81 L. p. CHURCH. Committee
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Ne. j. L. WaIerh0use having received
frCL' the New Zealand Insurance Company, through their
Agent, Mr. G. n Owen, the amount Of $4,000, insured by him,
OF merchandise, by the i'll fated schooner vARUSA, begs to
express his thanks and the satisfaction he feels NJ the prompt
Ness displayed in settling this loss. The New Zealand Insur-
anee Company certainly deserve a fair share Of the Insurance
Business Of Honolulu.
93 1T wATFRuorsp
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A CARD.

4 CARD.
HONOLULU, June lst, 1875.
Captain LOrRuRe, Norwegian Bark KvIk,
SIR AT the request and on behalf OF the Chinese Passen-
gers by your ane vessel from HOngkong, I beg to tender their
best thanks for your kind and gentlemauly treatment during
the voyage. They also beg you will convey their thanks to
your Ohcers. Should any OF our countrymen have the oppor-
tunty Of travelling with you, We can faithfully commend
them to do so, for we feel assured the same courtesy would be
extended to them.
FoR ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN PASSENGERS,
pm TAI VAT doctor Il, Charys
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+ OTICE,-The Pacific Base Ball Club
meet for practice on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at
: O'Clock, on the grounds at the rear OF the Custom HOu.e.
Honolulu, June sth, 1875. 994 to
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~ THE MISSES LATELY OCCUPIED
90 BY Rev. Z 6. IT AHkATae. Maui eon-
IL prlsirx ou~ and One Hail story us=sS with the neces-
sary out-baalinrs and eisserns, vith q without one acre o.
rrcuud. Fer particulars, apply 20
qSs IN D. SCEo or. Waikiki. MAni.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
TuNHE UNDERSIGNED having BEEN
y confirmed by The Court as Executor Of she Estate Of
ANTOINE W. MANUEL. deceased, rnqsests all
persons indebted 10 said Estate 10 make immediate pS .fgSni,
and all who have claims against the said Estate 10 Feesres the
came with vouchers to the C"dersigned. daring the tern e. six
months from date, or they will be forever barred. And all
persons having any prop rty in their possession, Of whatever
description. belonging to the Estate OF ANTOINE w. MANUEL.
are hereby notified TO deliver the same 70 the Undersigned
forthwith, or otherwise to render an account thereof
J. II. BLACK, Executor.
Honolulu, April 9Th, 1875. $50
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DEPARTUREs.

zna @schr nary Ellen. Ma1a. fr Eshaia. Hawaii
3--chr kiaaz, Ahulhata, hr MaIko. MauI
I-stnr Auaaea- Marrha1t. for St4ul aud Hawaii
I-rchr NarElck. John Bal. Er Eaa zpapA. MoIokaL
T-schr Hattie. Elmo. br kooa aEd Wsin-a. EauaL
I--chr fsiry Nz-sn, Fsul. Tor uEnaiet. EausL
8--ehf Nstft- Msrrin. Crsrs. Er Lakai1a, Maui
SCAR friaes. Bsek, for boaa and kEa, Hawaii
s-schr 11anifa. DuloIt. bf Lanai
IAN bath : a FaIEinburgs Brown, Er Portland. o.
o-scEr Manu1kawai. kaaNaia. tr NsHHEu. Kauai
e-schr Laka. kaai, for MoIoaa. KausL
lo-schr IA Mof, Rsyuads. br Eahulai. MsuL
Ian brio J b Ford Jerks Gr saa Francsco.
u-NorEeNAa bk Evk, Lonansz, for a4n Fnneiseo.
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NOTICE.

TNHE n ARE NOTI-
Eed that JOSEPH DUCHALSKI has 10 authority to
sell any Leather OF material made at the KALAUAo FAN
SERY, nor TO incur any expenditure OF account 20 the same
except through the undersigned.
Honolulu, March IL, ISIS. go
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VESSELS IN PORT.

HAvAL-
q 3 flagship Pensacola. Rear Admiral J J AIny.
nEEcHASTMAN.
An uiraiSuary brg morning star, Gsette, loadlrg.
Am sehr : " Bari. RleEmaa. rspalhng-
An tain AmsIa, MaeErAns, dlseharging-
Has "a " q Parks, u q PenhailoU, dsseh1rEng.
An bt Delaware, biuds, diseharEinE-
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IMPORTS.

Foa WINDwAHB PORTs-Per Knauea. June 5th-Hb EK
W l. Grssn. = 50 Monsarat. DR. Ender-. vile and 2 children,
Hen A 3 CsKhoru, I n Alden, and about IS deck
FoR PoRTLASp, o-PsF Jane A. Falkinburs, June sth-
, Dicksns, c W Russell
Foa Saw FaaNeIsco-Fr J. B. Ford. June IIth-L P
Hsf dsa. Lieut. W Doty, U 3 y, Mr. Coker, Chas Coleman, Mr.
engeDann-
Fes s4S FaAseIseo-Psr Kvik, June IOSh-c p Chilling
worth, Mr. Whseler-
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OREGON SUGAR CURED HAMS

EXTRA 90 AL1IN.
DACKED BY s.
and warranted superior. just received per FsIkinburE,
and for sale By
9eI BoLLEs & CO,
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MARRIED.

Du~seAs-NEVEs-In ts city. June 10Th, By the Rev. Mr
Kaaan- Mr. JANIS d. DuNcAH, Of Bououiu. 20 Miss EMMA,
4anxhtar o. n W Meyer. EGG 81 MoiokaL
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PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 2G7.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

u:c. LAND UPFICE,
q Eureka, Nevada. Feb, Q. 1879
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Champion Consolidated Mining ma
Smelling COmpany-postOfice address: Eurs-
ka, Nevada, Ihos. }: Reed. agent has this
Gay n;;h MED %o, n % tai snu TTics 2 diagram. together
the United States. under act Of Congress ap-
proved May 10. 1872. for one thousand-l.O Ol-
lineal feet of the Champion lode. the samo
running 800 feet northerly and 700 feet south.
Champion incline, with surface ground three
hundred feet in with, situated in Diamond
Mining District, White line county, State Of
Nevada. and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows. TO wit:
o. s. Survey No. 81, Lot A.
sa sssi1IS'1 Ne. r. II f { to AZ % %Sesa. I GIssta J; Us Is;
No. bears $. 10 IL i. 1857 feet. The ' fur.
mace stack of the Champion Furnace bears n.
80 10 W. 3.726 feet, and the top Of the Cham.
p.on incline bears s. 207 w. IzO feet. Thence
r% po.' ? %srt 1t cd s sSo. 3, & H.s * Survey W; 1.S Ne. t 3. l e
A." whence o nuf-pinc tree, two feet in diam.
cter, marked Champion Is. T." bears N. SSs
Y, v. III feet. thence ID course n. seh. W.
s no. f. IT, h to r A." % TSssss s Il sJ ;; =; S + ssp%gysy
! ,0A0 feet to post marke mo, 4. L. s. Survey
No. 81, Lot Az and thence 9Th course S, SeLo
Z. 800 feet to post NO. l." tho place Of
beginning. Containing 81 81 100 acres.
Alfo the following described piece Of land
as q mill site.
Lot u.
Beginning Mt q post marked mo. /, u. s..
Survey No. 81, Lot b." whence Post No !.
Lot A., bears s. 79o 4 4. 4.293 feet, and The
Champion Furnace stack bears s. 54s IL n.
HA feet. Thence running list course n. 1910
+. $50 feet to post marked No. 2, u. S. Sur
yey No. 81. Lot b." Thence course 5. 1917.
T.. 80 feet to post marked NO. B. L. S. Sur
vey No. -. Lot b." Thence Sd course s. l8L.s
W. go feet to post marke Il No. 4. U. s. Sur
yey No: 81. Lot b; and thence 18th course N.
Dt.s W. 100 feet to post marked mo. ~ the
place Of beginning; containing s acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian
with u magnetic variation Of liz degrees
east. 81
Ibis claim is located upon unsuryeyed
land ana is bounded on the south by the las
sen Company and on tho north By the Bivens
Company.
This claim is recorded in book .'A,n page
l6o, OF the Diamond District Mining records.
Kept Mt diamond City. and n copy u the
notice and plats can be found posted at the
Champion incline.
felO CYRUS y. HORN, Register.
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NOTICE NO. 2B.
U. ;. LAND OrrIcE,
Eureka Nevada, Jan. ~, 1915.

EhtShu NcNhuu, VuU. IL, lcGJ
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE THAT
IN John +. Platter, whose lVstofice adj
dress Is Eureka, Neva,ia. has this day filed in
this office a dingram. together with IA notice
oil Application tor n patent IRON the United
states, under net Of Congress, approved May
10. 1872. for fifteen handred-l l.. OO-libeal feet
Of The Atlas Lode, the snme running fifteen
hundred feet northcrly from the location Of
the Lotiec and plat on north side OF road 10
Dnndcr berg hosting works. with Surface
ground ~ feet in width, situated in Eureka
Mining District, Eureha county, State of Nc
vada, and dcscriuoi in the plat and field
notes Us follows, to-wit:
U. S. Survey No. 81.
BEGINNING at a post marked No. /. U. 5. Sur
vey No. 81. this POST stands at the western
boundary Of Survey NJ. t7. Dunderbc berg
lode, whence post No Of said Survey No.
Till, No. | bears \. ~ 81 ". s,A2a feet; flss-
stan in the town a. Eureka btags ~ 2leso
4. 1868 fest; ard fhesccntcr Of the top ill Of
the Dnnier berg incline. bears ;. 81 i. IA
i,et: thence Tanning LIT course. 5. i2.se W.
III 7-le fs,t along said survey No. y to on
iron in in drill boie Oh large boulder CD
north side OF bupdci berg read: thence I'd
course ;. oSe W. lUO feet to post marked Nos
q, US. survey No. II; whence u pine tree ono
DOT IN diameter, mara ed Atlas b. j., hears
y. 10 ". II feet; thence I'd course \. p W..
|, lU feet 10 post marked No. !. l.. :. Survey
40. 81: tn nee 18th coarse \. 10 l.. 10 feet TO
most marked Ne. j. u. ;. survey No. 81:
thence 9TH courses. 20 Il. l.NR lilo feet to
post NO. /, the place Of beginning. c%ontain-
ing u s--1tW acres; courses Expressed from the
true mel idinn with u magnetic variation vi
t6l.e EAST.
! his claim is located uron unsurveycd lnnd
and Is bounded ON The southeast By the Dun
derberg l"ie.
This claim il recorded in Book f.. pages
201. 20, of the Eurcsa District Mining he
cords, and . copy ut the notice ard plats N
be found posted ut the southern end Of the
claim. CYRUS r. HORN,
jal3 Register.
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ron sAxHy

n MANNHEIM OFFERS FOR SALE
IL. his building, occupied now by IL. Kind,
liquor dealer, on Main street. The house,
fre-proof cellar. etc, is nll in good order. For
particulars, inquire at dawes" in Baron's
Brick building. At mh.S.M
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M NERS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
dated Mining Company (Limitcdi will Lot be
responsible for payment OF In bor or material
furnished TO parties having contracts OF
agrccm cnts 10 work on any Of the Coinpany's
mines in Pinto, Secret Canyon, or elsewhere
In Eureka county. JOHN \. MURPHY,
ao-E.tlI.iy ~ superintendent
Eureka. New. octet ~ I. lsa osti
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~DEEINQUENT. &Ea


A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN
N ing. Company Location Of principal
place Of business. San francesca, California.
Location Of Works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka county, State Of Nevada.-Notice-
There are delinquent upon the following de-
o. levied on the sixteenth day Of February.
1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as fol.
losur. = ~
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NNU III HCCUIUNItt WITH INV, HHU vi
order Of tho board OF directors. mad
ON the sixteenth day Of February. 1919,
so many shares of each parcel Of such stock
suction ut tho salesrvom Of John Mid
,i.eton X son, No. $40 Montgomcr,
street. Fan ! rancisco. Cnli;ort in, on
Friday. sac kjxtecnth Ray "G April.
1874. at the hour OF one O'clock =. NJ. OF sech
day, TO pay SAID delinquent assessment there
On. together with costs OF advertising and ex-
pcnscs Of sale.
ra w. ". TRAYLcR. Secretary.
g Office: focm 4, No. i0s California street.
San / rancisco, California. mh!D-td
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United States Msil Line
BEIw EN-
AUSTIN AND

I.OUR-HoURsE COACHES, CARRYING,
j. passengers and " ellis, Fargo X Co.'S TX
press. connecting at Austin with the stage t.
tho railroad, and making close. connection al
Eureka with " oodruif and Ennor's line to
Hamilton.
Stages leave Eureka every Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday morning, ut ii o'clock.
Stages leave Austin on " edncsday, Friday
and Monday mornings, ut . o'clock.
nr asscDgers by this line will be furnish
where ample timo will be given for dinner
each way. }. A. WILsON, Proprietor.
Office at the Parker House, Eureka.
4-clY d. l.. HiSCkLEY. Agent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-02

rlNO j. SULLIVAN AND NJ. HARTWELI..
i and their grantees: \ on md each Of yot
are hereby nolihed that 4 have performed
labor on the Delaware mine, on Prospect
Mountain, in Eureka mining district. Eureka
county. Nevada. tn the amount of the Legal
assessment work on said mine, according ~
the law OF Congress OF the United -tatrs.
AS follows:
J.. Sullivan, or his grantces...........20 feet.
NJ. Hartweli.. 200 feet
j. A. Nesbitt...--.......... -.........1M feet
That unless you and each Of you, within 10
days, pay your proportion Of said amount.
your and each Of your interests in said mine
will become my property.
}. A. NESBITT.
Eureka. Nevada, March 10, 1873. mhla.s Oh