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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15

EIcHHoLTz's Ring candidates appear to
be already planning their future course.
They appear to think that the people must
elect them at all hazards. Mr.. Dissinger,
candidate for Treasurer, thinks that he
certainly will be elected, and talks Of dis
posing of his store. He expects to make a
fortune out of the Office, besides helping ms
friend Eichholtz and few others who de-
pend altogether upon Office for support.
What glorious time there will be when
the Ring get hold of the county funds.
But then there are such large number of
uncrateful voters who will not vote that
ticket, and there will be sad disappoint
ment to .hen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15
NEBRASKA.

A QUIET ELECTION-THE REPUBLICAN
TICKET ELECTED.
OMAHA, Oct. 13.
The election yesterday was quiet. Much
scratching was done. The State ticket
was for a new Constitution, three Supreme
Judges and Board of Regents for the Uni
versity. All the Republican candidates
are elected by about 5000 majority, and
the New Constitution is adopted by the
same majority. The judges elected are
George d. Lake, Danial CAN'T and Judge
Maxwell.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15

W. r. f. WIENER, candidate for Pro-
thonotary, pleads for the Office because he
has been a standing candidate for a num-
Der of years, and expects many TO vote for
him to get him out of the way. If he
should be candidate as long as Mr.. Strine
for Sheriff, we do not believe his chance
would be bettered any.
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA:
COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND, IS.
/ l, Samuel j. Packer, Cashier of the above
named bank; do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief.
[Signed. S. j. PACKER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 11th
day of October, 1875.
[Sgued] DAVID ROCKEFELLER, Notary Public.
Correet-Attes:
lSgned,1 j A. JORDAN,
&C JOHN HAAS, n,-..,,
WIN. |. GREENoUGH, D'''OA'
'' j. B. PACKER,
Suubury, Oct. Is, 1875.
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Hon. Sar,uel E. Dimmick, Attorney
Genetal of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania. died at the Isochiel Hotel, Hars
risburg, on the 1lth inst, from an attack
of pneumonia.
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nllS AND DDNNBlS,
FEATHERS. FLOWERS. RIBBONS,

and all Goods found in first class Millinery
Store, which are offered at extremely low prices.
anime all the new styles, and ascertain the
prices. KATE NECK.
Herndon, Oct. 18th, 1S75.-6mos.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15

THE EDITOR OF THE DEMOCRAT, HIS
MAN FRIDAY AND THE MULE" AUDI
ToR.-The readers of the Democrat, last
week, must have been greatly surprised
when they examined The statement given
by the editor and his man Friday" Mr..
Rietz. Persons who are unacquainted
with the misrepresentation of the Ring,
are, no doubt, astonished to find that such
ubiquitous jobs" should pass through the
hands of such 'shonest'' men as Mr.. ID. 5.
Reitz, Commissioner, and Mr.. &. Hotten-
stein, the s'mulen auditor, without being
discovered until just previous to the elec-
ton. The trio determined to get into
Office by deception, very adroitly bolstered
up a statement calculated to deceive the
voters of the county, to effect the election
of the Ring candidates. In tine first in
stance they truthfully say that "the people
of this county are pretty well informed by
this time of the transactions Of the Repub-
lican Board of Commissioners during the
wears of 1873 and 1874" but their state
ments are not calculated to inform the pub
lie IF the truth, and they manipulated
their figures to suit their case in deceivlng
the honest voters. In their unfair state
ment they give the full amounts without
making any deductions, nor is the full
amount paid into the treasury given cor
rectly. We will here show how they at
tempt to deceive.
The Democrats version of The land sales
is given thus:
TOTAL AMOUNT OF sALEs
In 1873, 5000 Il
In 1874, 1906 9S-s2a, ,047 SO
TOTAL PAID IN TREASURY
In 1873, S3.626 30
In 1874. S,l56 Us:
s1l7S1 SO
The advertising ex-
peuses were l,oo' oo'
| Leaving in treasury, Sio,os4 Va
Making prcdts to the agency" "-----
of Sll,ooo oO
To mis- is attached the certificate of Mr..
ID. S. Rietz, stating that 1.-THE above figures
sre correct as taken by hlm from the books
( in the Commissioners Office, but not ap
peariug in the Auditors Report in full fol
1873 and 1S74.n Mr.. Jos. Eisely Demo
crat,l was then in the board of auditors
He is acknowledged one of the best audi
tors in the county, and subscribed to the
following statement on the docket, viz:
| Commissioners sales in 1873
and 1874 amounted to S22,041 6s
Less nine tracts not PAID, l,3oo II
800. $50 IS
Amount paid into the treasury, 1883 0!
s., S26 sc
In 1873 and 1874 there were fifty tracts
sold and as will be seen, nine were no
paid. The county realized from thes'
tracts which were located in this and ad
joining counties, above all expenses fol
surveying, hunting up records, advertising
&C., the handsome sum Of Sl4,S33 90.
The advertising bill which the Democra
says was to increase agency profits il
sale of tax titles,n was partly increased
by the Democrat, as will be seen by tht
| following itemized bill filed in the Commits
sioners' Office.
September p, 1874.
Commissioners OF Northumberland Coun
~, DR..
t-To r c. Cummings, for payment made
aud printing, for advertising Commission
| ax,e .,o of nnaaatad lands .Sc
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Report Or"The First National Bank
of Suubury. Pa.o
RESOURCES,

Report of the condition of "'rhe First National
Bank of Sunbury," at Sunbury, ia the State of
Pennsylvania, at the close of business, October
Ist, 1875
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BUSINESS

continues fairly good, though not brisk.
There have been some heavy movements
of dry goods of forced nature, and some
thing is dong in other goods. but it is far
from satisfactory. One of the largest tea
houses in the city told me that the month
of Septem Der was the worst month they
had had since they had been in trade, and
that October promised nothing better.
The fact is there is a horrible lack of conf
dence that restricts buyers to just what
they can get on with and the imitation
movement in Ohio and Pennsylvania has
increased the feeling of uncertainty. AT
ter the election-when the in1ationists in
those States are dead and buried-it is
hoped there will be a revival. But trade
cannot possibly get into regular channel
this year, and business men are taking in
sail accordingly.
THE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN
finds its hands full in its terribly needed
work. At the last meeting the society's
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New Millinery S ore,
HERNDON, NOrth'd County, Pa.
MRS. KATE NECK respectfully informs the
public that she has opened

on Front street, Herndon, where she has just
opened an entire new stock of Fall and Winter
Millinery Goods of the lates: styles and patterns,
consisting of
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S20.659 SO
1883 90
Amount paid into the treasury, !
S5,S26 so

SepltmUtT z, 10TH
Commissioners of Northumberland Coun-
ty, DR..
To r c. Cummings, for payment made
aud printing, for advertising Commission
er's sale of unseated lands, &c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15

FcR STATE TREASURER
HON. HENRY RAWLE,
OF Erie.
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TY TO CHILDREN-THE FASHIONS
POLITICS.
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required.
(signcdl: ----.
Whatever the stock rises aboye the price
named 10 the contract 70 the holders pront.
The difference between the market value OF
the stock aud tho contract price OF the Puts
or " Calls" 10 termed the distance from tho
market, varying according 10 the stock and tho
stats Of the market At the time tho contract 10
puts" and calls" src issued for ten to
thirty diys' duration. and are subject TO settle
nent wherever desired BY the holder within
the time they have to mu.
The undervigned sell ffeen or thiriy.day
contracts on any number OF shares OF stock
ffpm I'VE shafrs upward.
Person. desiring 3, operate by this system In
stoch- can remit TO Us the cost u the Privilege.
which ~iii be si per share Tor nhcen days, and
eiper share for ,hIty days. In sending any
stock. whether ." Put or "cali" IL desired.
and the length OF time. The money can b
sent tn us BY dram. express or Post Once %.
der. ADD We will return BY next mail the Privi.
lego Contract.
Send Tor circular free, which give. details Of
distances and q table OF the fluctuations In
mining stocks Tor each month during the past
year.
The cost Of obtaining the-e contracts varies
from 81 To ~ pee .harr. according to the name
Of the stock and the duration u the contract.
Partios desiring Information ON - particu.
lar stock can obtain ., By application In person
or hy letter to
KELLOGG L. CO.,
sssek Brskeru and Dealers In Privi.
leses. I" Pats and "Calis,"
IOH SOUTH q at REET,
virsisia City, Nevada.
n. BIN Q fortnight we will remove 10 our
permanent eommodious once. nov being nttei
up for us on Q street, In the business center.
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SUM MONS.

TN DISTRICT COURT OF TBR YIRsr
Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada. IN
and for storey County.
D. II. Csrnei. Plaintiff. vs. James Pollard,
Action brought In the District Court Of the
Fins Judicial District Of the state OF Nevada.
In aud for the Couhty Of storey. and the COM
plant Med In said County. In the once Of the
Ci.rk Of said District Court. on tho 9Th day Of
October, A. ID. 1873.
ms state Of Nevada sends greeting 10 James
Pollard. Defendant You are hereby required
20 appear In an action brought sgainst you By
the above named plaintiff. In the District Court
Of thu First Judicial District OF the state OF Ne
vada. In and for tho County u sto,ey. and ans
i.Ieiusivs Of tie day Of ssrvicei After The service
ON you OF this summous, n served In said coun.
~, and In all other cases forty days. or judg.
ment By default will he tahen sgsinst you.
accoriins 10 the prayer Of said complaint.
rhc said asiion is brought to obtain Judgment
against you for sl1s.3s In U. y. gold coin. and
costs OF suit. that plaintiff may b dscted to
have . valid and subslsting lien therefor upon
that certain portion Il unsurveyed ground lying
and situate between the Caledonia old hoisting
works and knicherboeke hoistiug works, y
between the Virginia and Truekee hAilrosd and
HE road leading frvm the Caledonia old works
10 the caledoniA new works, but near the latter
rosd. In the Town Of Gold Hill. storey county,
1sAts OF Nevada. Known ~ the pfoptrty 81 James
Pollard. to.-thsr with tbs tensmsnts. heredita-
ments and appuitsnances thercun'o belonging F;
that !, satisfy said lien the property may he
sold by The sheriff Of storey County. and the
proceeds applied In accordance with the pro-
vtsions Of the Act OF the Lesialsture OF the state
OF Nevada. entitled "An Act To secure liens 20
mechahies and others. and to rcttal all other
Acts In relation thereto" approved March =.
is1s; that plaintiff may have other or further
relief. or both. a. may Be Just and equi-
table. Dor cause Of setion. Plaintiff ayers ths,
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noTicE TO ~LIERHoLDERs.

rVNHE UNDERSIGNED has THIS DAY CON-
msnesd an action In tbs District Court Of
the firt Judicial District, In and Tor the County
Of Storey, State Of Nevada, In which aetiou he
10 pisiniiG. and G. l. Browu 10 defendant. which
srtion 10 brought 10 enforce . lien In favor Of
plaintiff upon that certain piece or parcel ci
land situated In the Tov Of oold Hill, County
u storey, STATE Of NsvadA. known % lot mum.
her sixteen Qe). Bioek number Ave ~. kapgs
q. with the buildings situated therson which
iisn 10 To secure The sum % t7ai u. with In
tered therwon from the nth day VI Nay. A. u
is.s, % the rate Of two per cent. Per month. In
gold coin Of the United States. and ID claimed
under and by virtue of the Act Of the L-gis
hture Of the state Of Nevada. entitled An Act
10 secure liens 10 meshanics and othcrs. and to
rvpsal al other Acts In relation thrreto." APP
proved March Q. ISIS.
Now, thcrsfore. all persons holding or claim
ing liens upon said premises. under the pro-
vi.lons Of aid Act, se hereby notified 10 10
and APPEAR before said court, on MONDAY.
the Third day Of January. A. d. 1876. 81 10
o'clock A. NJ. the same being . day Of the RED.
ular January term. A. ID. ls7s, Of said court, and
TO exhibit then and there the proof VI their
said liens. H. n. cAitRfCK. Piaintin.
N. II. rAYLoR. Attorney for PiaiAtin.
Dated Deeember 10. Isis. deci0 iaw3v
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

ANNUAL MATING. : oPYfcE OF TIE
a Nevada Gold and Silver hlnipg Company.
TIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF this
Company viii BE- held Il tho once OF this Com.
PAM. Room %, 40 California street. San Yrn.
cisco, California, on MONDAY, the N day OF
Janeasy. 4. d. isic, 81 tho hour OF one O'Clock,
?. T., Tor tho s,sett o Of Q Bosri Of Directors 70
ssrve fof the ensuing year. and the transaction
o. such other bupineea 90 may come befofr
the msstiug. Transfer books win bc closed on
Wednesday, the nth day of December. Al .
r.n. JOSEPH MkGUiRE, Secretary.
Han FrAncisco. December 10. ISIS. deigtd
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CARSON sILvER MININ0

MONTH HILvEB mININo
IN Company. -Location Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Eagle Valley, ormsby
county. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at q meet rg Of
the Beari OF Directors. held on the 10th day OF
December, isI5, an assessment NJ ~ OF Ten
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable immedi.
ately. In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary. At the ONCE OF the Company, ti9
California street, or $40 tansomc street, Room
%, San Francisco, California. .
Any stock upon which this assessment shalI
remain unpaid on the a0th day of January.
1873, will be- delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment 70
made before, will be sold on SATURDAY,
The iath day Of February. 1876, 10 pay the de-
linquent Assessment, together with costs ofad.
vertislng and expenses OF sale.
WA. A. NJ. VAN B0kELEN. Secretary.
Onice-tio California street. Will move TO
$50 ssnsomc street, Room u. San Francisco.
California. de7ot
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
United States, for the District of Nevada
In the matter OF PARkE n BOwik ,eopart.
ner-l, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL hereby given TO
the creditors Of and all per-ons having claims
pfovable under tho BANKRUPT Law against said
bankrupts. and TO all creditors who have here
tofose died CLAIMS against said bankrupt, thai,
by an order made and entered on the NH day
OF November, ISIS, by the Judge Of the Die
trsct Court Of the United states Tor the District
% Nevada, they. the said creditors. are ~.
Quired, within forty days from the let day OF
December, 1875, to prove their claims against
said bankrupts, and TO nle the same with the
Cletk Of Sad Court. fotice IL further given
that, amer the proof and ding Of said claims,
the upi-ui ned ~ss-lgnces viii proceed TO Call
. meeting u the erediters. for the purposes set
forth In sections SOFA and so93ef the Revised
Statutes Of the United states" approved June
n 1874. j. G. HAMPTON.
I L. REQrA.
q. z. BATTERMAH,
Assiguses In Bankruptey oi rarks 4 Bowie.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
APPLICATION FoR PATEaT
NOTICE Nd. 2sa.
Q. y. ssrvey Ne. III.

- i
8. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
VI. Nevada. Dseemor -. i5ls. -Sotiee 10
hereby given that the Nide. 0old and Silver
Mining Company. a corporation ofgsnl,ea IN:
der AL by v rtue of the laws Of the stats OF
California. who-e Post once addrss. AMI pn.-
cirsi place OF bnsi.ess IL San francisco. Cali
fornis. has this day. By Th,mas Devine. its su.
psrsntsrdrnt. made application for . Unis-d
tltIl linear feet Of the Cold Hin Ledss tothsr
vile known - The Oomsioen Lodel. bearing
silver and gokt, together with ruffAcs ground
eU feet In width. situate, lying and being In
th~ Lower Gold I'm Mining District, storey
~dssignated % the Geld notes and ofieial plat
e U. =. Survey OF Lot No. liz. In section q.
Township 10 north. Of Range a east, Mount
Dtabio meridian. the exterior boundaries Of
said Lot No. ia bcln: ~ follows, to wit: Be-
ginning =, poe. masisd No !. U. =. surv-yNo
Iva. sltustel IN rvsi which run vet Of old
Overman holsting WORKS; thence running from
said p vt No. F; first eoure-r nth - degrees
west itT feet. 10 pcs, marked M. Q. u. h. Sar
wy No. III. near old Overnsn hosting wo'h-.
Thence. second c~ouxe-South e1d grc-s east 60
feet. 10 post married No. . Y. =. survey No. III.
rhslc-. third eouue-Sorth ~ d-gr~ss eat va
feet. 10 post nartsd No. Z. US. sarves no. III.
On sosthSe.t b,andary of tegsgakd Rsichef
Company. v. =. Survey No. 81. and waenc~
essrs ths northssst conner Of section Q. iovn'
ship 10 norh. Rage n esst. Mount Disblo
neridisn. north 6k d-grs>s East. distant so1
feet. rheace. running from sald post No. -
Fourth course-Nort. g. DEGREES west go fcet
10 post No. I. the point Of beginning-contain-
ing . 3-io acres. bearings sxprssed { ON the
true meridian magnetic vAriaiion. 10 degrees
and ~ minutes eass.
This claim 10 bounded on the n-rtheast by
the egrsgatsd rsleher oompsnyis Y. Q. survey
No. ca. aud on the southwest by the Overmsn
Mining compa,y . claim. Of which u covers q
U.~sln.. Aur~.. u.sNa An aanlnru.llV Nth the
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of DIRECTOR. made 90 the 9Th day of
November. 1915, % many shares of each par
OF John Middleton \ Son, No. 80 Montgomery
street. Nan francireo. California. on MONDAY,
the THIRD DAY or JANUARY. 1870. at the
hour OF . o'clock ?. n. of said day. 10 pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of the sale.
LuclEN HERMANN, Secretary,
once Room II Academy Building. No. 40
Pine street. Nan Francisco. California. deli ID
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pIVipENp NOTICE..

nFFICE OF TIE CONSOLIDATED WIN.
~ rinia Mining Company. san Francisco.
California. December 4, is15.-At q meeting OF
the Board Of Tru-tecp Of the above named CON.
pany, held this day. q dividend mo. 20D OF Ten
on SATURDAY. the iiih instant. Transfer
books closed until the nth int.
dec In CiiAS. n. FISH, Secretary.
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pRooKs GOLD AND sILyER MN.

ID ING COMPANY Principal place Of bust
n.ss, CITY and County OF San Francisco. State
Of California.
Location OF works. DEVILS Gate Mining Dis.
trict. Lyon county, Siats Of Nevada. !.
Notice L. hereby given. that At u meeting OF
the Bosri OF Directors held on the luth day OF
December. ISIS, an Assessment OF Twcnt, Ave
(25) Cent per sharc was levied upon the cApi'
tai stock of the corporation, payable immedi'
ately, IN United States gold coin. to the seerc.
tary. nj tho oficc Of the Company. Room IL.
3o1 Montgomery street, San Fsneisco. Call.
fornlG. .
Any stock upon which this assessment snail
remain unpaid ON the 18Th day OF January.
1870. will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale Al public auction. and unless payment IL
made before will DO sold on MONDAY. the
thirty iiut t3isD day OF January. 1875, TO pay
the delinquent Assessment, together with costs
of advertising and expenses Of sale.
I. r. MiLLfKEN. Sccrstary.
Room II, 500 Montgomery street. s.u fran.
cisco, California. deiS I'd
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az IN con PERpAY., AGENTS WANT

people Of both sexes, young and old. make
more money At work for us, In their localities.
during lbeir spare moments, of al the time,
thsn At anything else. We offer employment
hat will pay handsomely for every hours
work. Pun particular. terms. etc. sent free.
10 the time. Don't lock for work o. bus
ine.s elsewhere. until you have learned what
veofer. q. sTlNsoN 4 CO., Portland Ne.
jai31y
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pvEkrfSfN0: CHEAP: GOOD: SIS.
n tsmatie--An persons who contemplate
mAking eontrsets with newspapers for the IN
rive Cent? 10 Geo. 2. Rovell D Co., Il Park
ROW. New York. Tor their Pamphlet Book
ninety.seven edition., esntalning lists Of
over 1.uO newspapers aud estimates. showing
the cost. Advertisements taken for leading
papers In many stale. at q tremendous redue-
Non from publishers rates. Get the book.
lAl5ly
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Any bryan INNING con

ADV bryan MINING con:
IL pany.-LoeAtion Of principal place Of
business, San Franclpco, California.
Location OF works, Piowcry Mining District,
Storey county, State OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen, that st . meeting o.
the Board Of Directors. held on the sub GAY OF
November, 1878, an assessment CNo. 10y OF one
Dollar per share was levied upon the sapi,si
stock Of the corporation. payable immeaiatety.
In United states gold coin, TO the SecretaIy.a
the once uf the Company. Room NO. 4 hay
ward's Duilalng. No. 40 CALIFORNIA; street. San
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shai
remain unpaid on the eth day OF January, lS1.a,
will be delinquent. and advertised ior sA,e
At public auction. and unless payment y msae
before, will DO sold on TUESDAY. the sotn
day Of January. ISIS. TO pay the delinquent ~.
scssment. together with costs OF ADVERTISING
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
FRANK SWIFT. SECRETARY;
Onice-Room No. <Hayward's Building. 70
tip californls street. San francisco. caii'o'h'A'
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DISSOLUTION OF ooPART-

rUNuIs Is TO CERTIFY THAT THE CO.
WILLIAM and THOMAS GRAY. In the Ne
vada Meat Market, Lower Gold Hill, WAS dis
solved On the Soth Of Novsmesr, is1s. By mo-
tual consent.
william Gray viii e~ontinue the business Of
the sane place. and all parties indebted TO
the late nrn ere hsrsby requested 70 come for.
ward and settle forthwith. kither memoe Of
The late nru 10 fully authorized 10 receipt for
colin, In liquidation.
WILLIAM GRAY,
Gold hin. December TIL. ISIS. del ims
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NOTICE.

mo THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE sue.
! con MINING cohPANf.-Any peuoa
somstklng' to their intersst By calling On X.
BREwEk, d his residence, near the imperial
new chan OF % 0ibssn's saloon. any day until
The PIvrEEyTH or JANUARY. 1s7s.
Oold Hin New. December a, 1873. dr91td
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OPYcE OF THE BULLION MINING CON

nPPICE OF THE BULLION MINING CON.
" PANY. Room q Merchants Rrchapge. sap
Francisco, California. Notice IL herby given
10 the Stockholders Of tho Bullion Mining
Company thss the regular annual meeting for
the elsetien Of . Board OF Director. 10 serve
for the ensuing year, and for the trsnssctIou OF
sueh other bushes % may prspefly come 10.
fore u. Will DO held 81 the Compsny's once,
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