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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08

\ correspondent OF Notes and Queries
reieis u the daily correspondence kept up
fors year between Swift and Dr.. Thomas
Shfr Ian. the peculiarity Of which was thst
each ltt.er was to be the unprecedented
effus' ~ Of FIVE minutes writing. lie men,
tions the curious - last words" OF Dr.
Sheridan. He was sitting in the house
of a friend ON September 10. l73s, and the
conversation turned on the force uf the
wind and its direction. Sheridan said
Let the wind blow east. west, north or
south, the immortal soul will take its hig ht
to the destined point. leaned back il Lis
chair, and expired ..s ....s..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08

ot.. ..-.,1la Suc weth freed N Never he
Vince atas.s filters through llng ilnes hsge
r.. u-t
.fer hiu -slJls which mere heTlta-e G hath IS ned.
-.l-l 'r.il l's youJh - age he roam as trle
s- winds, be u c ms not iroecorr's ecstasy.
Bl. De vA sc ulrtl was IN nation cAaintd
EHr centuries; whose very breath was drained
l 80 breasts oi slaves tlat knew not there could be
clra TINA as freedom be knows when It's light
Bursts da-Lirg though the : ory blind his Sht.
lls knows the ily. Fools sneer because be resls
Aud eltlls c.u'u~edly his infant Will.
Tho " l-e ;lin. watching, with a heart that fess.
san ure .s. .ic-dou's harms Is freedom Sill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08


r4.a iAes5sus by he sounding deep
Lett Arl4iue fast asleep,
she tore her hair On first awakiuy
ltll oAccAus saved her heart frum brezgI NJ
las moral u the fac 5 plain
lhe cfossel l love In drink drown pan
oa, madame, Wncn You snatch away
four daughter iair from Frenchmzn's Bay.
! p--. .A7e L1w the warning hesr.
. 10 heep -iizs --- from the beer
ny itz charms t.. ----
na- Ws= the day that s5an must t.keA-r
tAr, -A- away irum Dit Desert
l4 uti-- Cllmes gain 70 Dirt
Her eyes are like the wreckcrs l-ghts
Mh.ci iu-e ] 80 sailors. wintrv nisLtl
ilt- a-e lt Lac the rocks between.
bl which l.s .rlcgou waits ua-eeu-
I r ns are lie the fee n cuo
-l',- fan;a'us would. tut cou ID ast sdo
b. -e LET'S Tie urshcs Of her hair,
81 -- al poor usAcs should beware.
q intellect you'd scarce thing fixed IN
Tie he4d O.. one sweet ak plus sixteen
A 8, -u- brain was surely needed
For iac5-- n which she succeeded
l- keen Ak inca upon the string.
A1l teef tAen az from nklns - Elz
-., not reduced 20 choosing one,
A- c1U4-ls dp. .or fear Of none,
Ltg gen Us took d higher d sht.
and showed tue uuracJrdsd 81 .lt
% -I--ns annals, A-es hack
ft ID. up % tle 'us.ce tra,k.
t-. -.i-. 4-v-. l5R -aal, ycu aud
Atcp -r-lu Vi ss --'s moInorVt
sha w1 demand her portrait izir.
Or c.seslX tie locks OF hair
4Hr .nalz.' hear, + going soon
rIe I. 90, divide tl4t ir.d u boon.
HetH.LE- ] lelr he5 say 'lie rave.
51-1 rls.Lgss I'D belts my slaves"
tls. 'ls isus. What made me dare
ls tt.1h f-At tluU couldst for ms care.
AMI .-t s nat sluYculr could aid
~ ..l ihe know the w0lnd thou Il i--le
say. -lt iay MY iorron he
-'s- Tie az thai olc- k.sael thee
-BJsi5H I'-Iss-r. ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08

The Ohio lynchers who strung up sup
posed ravisher and murderer on Friday
night, at Bellefontsine. not only made the
mistake of hanging the man without any
regard to the law Of the land. but It IS high
ly probable that they hung the wronglrpan.
A microscopic examination OF the hair
clutched in the dead woman's hand shows
that it probably belonged to the mans wife.
and it is very probable, indeed. that she
was the ASA ssin out of motives Of jealousy.
He protested his innocence to the last.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08

How gracious we are to grant TO the dead
Those wide. vague lands in the foreign shy,
heserviHg the world for ourselves instead.
Fur We must live. Though others must de
And wll, is the world that we keep. pray
True. II has glimpses of dews ami flowers
Then youth snd love are here and away,
Like mated bircs-but nothing IS ours.
An. nothing indeed but We cling TO Il ALL
IL IS nothing TO hear ones Owa heart beat.
4 IS nothing % see ones own tears fall
Yet surely the breath u our lie is sweet.
Yes, the breath o. or lie Is SO sweet, lear
Wewere ioath 10 give I FOR ali we know
Oi that charmed country We hold 81 dear.
Far iuto whose beauty the hreatkless 70.
Yet certain we are, when We see them fade
Ont Of the pleasant light Of the sun,
Oi the sands OF gold IN the PALM leafs shade,
And the strange. high Jewels all these have sOa
You dare DO, doubt Il, q ssul OF mine
And yet. II these vacant eyes could soc
One, only one. from that voyage divine.
With something. anything, sure Tor ms
All, blow me the scent o. one lily. 90 tell
That II grew outside of the world, al most
All, show me plume o. touch, or a she'll
That whispers OF some unearthly coast
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08

4 Boots SricIpE--A letter from Paris
says that great eonmotion was created IN
the wood of Nincennes few days ago by
the discovery, by p party OF promenaders.
of the body Of wei!-iressed young man
suspended from one OF the branches Of a
sturdy oak, while his dog, lying On the
ground Just beneath his dangling ieet,
seemed to keep watch over the corpse. The
terrified pleasure seekers hastily summoned
one Of the forest keepers, who advanced TO
cut the body down. A sudden kick from
the supposed dead man sent him staggerin 9
in the other direction. while the dog. with
n howl Of fury, fastened his teeth in his
leg. This done, tho body hung inotionless
rs before.
D." Try again" said one of the by stand
e-s " that Eioy ement Nas merely the Ie-
suit Of muscular contraction
But the second attempt was atieated with
the same result. and then shout Of laugh
ter from the apparent corpse revealed the
secret. The whole affair was practical
Joke. The young fellow was suspended,
not BY his neck, bot by cord passed un-
der his arms. and be had had the coura sc
and perseverance, to remain hanging in that
painful position for more than an hour IN
order to successfully take in somebody
Unfortunately the joke will not prOTe as
laughabie "A one as he at first imagined. as
be was ut once arrested and taken to the
station-house On the two charges OF defae-
ing the trees and having kicked a keeper OF
the forest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08

A Toronto. Ont. woman stole a quantity
of Grape, gloves. etc. just purchased by
man for funeral, ard on being soon after
arrested, said she thought her life was fast
drawing to close. and to save her friends
expense it would be good strike to " lay
the FOODS by,"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08

CREATING An INSocESr OLD AN-Ons
day last month, when trade was duh, a
Vicksburg grocery clerk procGred piece OF
sole leather from shoemaker, painted II
black, und laid 1t aside for future use. With
in few days an old chap from back in the
country came in and inquired for plug ot
chewing tobacco The piece of s,le leather
was tied up. paid for, and the purchaser
started for home At the end Of the sixth
day ne returned. looking downcast and de-
jeeted. and wlikins into the store inquired
Of the clerk
- Member that trrbackec 80; mere the
other daY?"
=. Yes
We'll. was thu. u new bcaud?"
"No-sOme old brand. "
d" Regular plug terbaeker, was II -
Yes"
- Well. then, its me its right here in
nv laws" sadly replied the msu. | kn0wed
| was git.in' purity old, but | was allus
handy on bitin' plug. never seed Plug
aiore this one that couldn't tear 70 piece
at one chaw sot my teeth on this one,
and bit and pulled and twisted like dog at
a root. and I've kept biting and pulling
for six days and thar she am now, th9 same
as the day you sold her to me ~
" Seems 10 be good plug," rema1k ked tbs
ela,k "a he smelt of the counterfeit.
She's all right; is me that's lailin ~
exclaimed the old man. - Pass me out
some fine cut. aud III go home and deed
the farm to the boys. and git ready for the
grave - IicksbVrgh Herald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08

The following family dialogue is reported
by the Buffalo Express
Jaiyis Is said to be very much annoyed at
the predicament in which his sou, George D.,
is placed just now Look at me George"
said the old gentleman the other day II
began a. an alderman, and here am, al the
top Of the tree and what is my reward
Why. when die, my sln will be the great
eat rascal in the city 10 this the young
hopeful replied Yes. dad, when you die
but not till then"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08

Thrown AwAr.-Au inebristed individ-
usl staggered into the Detroit City-Hall
and yelled out:
i" "Rah fr Fourth Jaly,"
e Fourth Of July. you dough-head !" re-
piled q policemsn-'' Why. it's Septcsa-
ber.''
- know hic." l as-
"a The 10th day OF September"
- Course It's. an xhont Fou'th July
allus come on shixte snsh day OF Zhepss-
mer 2" %
"a No. you IDIOT .a -s-a
q Il zhQns7" fss.-. sa.a.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08
The Power that Endures.

Amidst the changing scenes OF time,
Md arctic cold aad iropic CLINE,
Uum1ved by hate or fear.
Thou "a natlea Sc. or natihn wlus.
Though seas rece.s, or moulttin eh AIN
Dissolve AMI d.sappsEr-
There dwelis ! power that stii ser,fe
Ihou- n iine grow old inr. ha'eanc green.
IL .cels immortal youth.
fuis bnwer. that measures ti;ns and space,
Nor mortal knows its natal , ace.
= TTuth-I7changin truth.
lt anew ihe GFEt created star;
Il saw the sunligh; from aiar
Spread DER the primal gloom;
Il saw the deluged Earth arise:
I. saw great Babel near the skies.
And meet Is sudden doom;
u knew the rharaohs, sons and sire
IL saw the last Of them expire.
And stood beside his bier:
% g8s the hand along the wall
j. proud Belrhazzlr's banquet hall.
That s. read appalling far.
!. s4s carved cut the Thehan gates.
!be wonder of tne worlds estates.
Ard crumble all alone;
it @roond more finely than the mills
ii a.! the gods On R0me's proud hills
il knsg the Caesars throne;
it walked wiki PatriArchs OF yore:
was with the judges when they r
Their robes from passion tree:
Times scroll Of Prophets il unrOlleI
Wien they " wonders great f0rt0li
the distant years shculc see.
it heard the Man " Love and Tears
.scourse 10 glad or doubling ears
How souls from guilt might iiec;
II heard Lim speak the august Name.
and - MS listeners proc'a IN.
The Truth shall make yOu .ree
. tl 5 the candid ever seek
7 SIS no. alone fIr stole Greek
Nlr lor The favored Jew;
Z is mauna 10 no rare alone
q Empire holds Il for its own
- lang uAre, U!d or new.
t.s naf.tIse j. Nth theju-t,
: 8 "a .lAles they securely t.u-t
who battle ilr The Right.
j. fs tu- pi.llTCd cloud hy dAy.
De slait ~ lane that lcades the Wa
I.rel-n hrTor's sombre night
!; .- tac npass and lis stari
Z : Fame tAtt SANDER cannot mar
IT, W .sd0m's solid ground.
For i the siutent's oil burns low.
's ~ l' Arts srand creations glow:
i Masses psrlect sound.
. .s tle rlp. % metal pure,
j. l- tho la-amark, firm An0 sure.
tAs beacon On the hllli
i, tie i9Iatain, strong and clear
t- tH- day cd night. each season. year.
4aIt Ilmu's pToce sion I'LL.
-- randy On u spreads its ssay.
= le l'auds o. disc lrd d e AWAY,
Nnr ancient feui remains:
q liIds the weak. controls the stsorz.
-l1- the Right, condemns the Wr0us
Aa- -lel J1st cLu4e mliutaiIs
. .---- LuR all, though small Ur great
i' rnur ~ ~ pie ln estate,
llo.4 oae A4.-Ea.her came
il1 t1ey ~ A0 sA1n this duty clear.
lu Hid the .a1 aud hopeless here,
No sWolt reward may claim.
fal tsI-L ss then our nOolest aim
B. q. -sy p .tlJn let is L tlne
our Con- stAni watca-word he.
t may ior a time o'ercIst.
car Ia q tue soul, Tor, At the last
l. 7-as lIe victory.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08

"Zhsn what foil I am :" sighed the inc.
briass. :. to go's row 'usy oil shis drank
And hs stasgsr ID adly out. sai
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-10-08

u 7 me- T0T7
w.. iHra Goo my arms she dies
ti-. uu VIII glad surprise
All yes, ! Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-22
suMMoNs.

TN TIE DISTRICT couRr or TEE FIRST
i Judicial District Of the STATE Of Nevada. In
and Tor storey County.
y. n. csrrfeh. Plaintiff. VI. James Pollard.
defendant
Action brought In the District Court Of the
IN and for the coulty of storey. and tho CON.
paint Med In sid County. In the once Of the
Clerk of aid District Court. on the 9Th day Of
October. A. ". 1873.
Tn. sisis Of Nevada and. sr citing TO james
Pollard. Defendant You ars hervby required
Ia appear In N sction broasht against you by
the above named plaintiff. In the District Court
OF ths first Judicial District 81 the state Of Ne
vada. In and for the County VI sto'ey. and an.-
yer the complaint nled therein. within ten days
I.Iciusiv. 81 the day Of ssrvicel after the ssrviee
ON you Of this summons. n servci 10 said coun.
~. and In all other cases forty days. OF judg.
ment BY default will he taken sgainst you.
sscoriing To the prayer Of said complaint.
The sAid setion IL Brought " ebuain judgment
against you for tiIs.3s IN T.. =. gold coin. and
eosts OF suit. thai plaintiff may Be deered TO
have Q valid and subsl.tins lien therefor upon
that esrssin PORTION q unsurveyed ground lying
and situate b<tween the caiednnis OLD hosting
works and Knicterboeker hosting vorkr, and
estween the Virginia and Truekss Raiirosd and
the road leading from the CalcdoniA old works
"a thu Caledonia new works. but near tho latter
ROAD. In the Town of ooid mn. storey county,
stats of Nevsda. Known =. the property of james
N'tt@fNs tts'tttA ~ ~ =
ment. and appurtenanecs thereun'o bslonging;
that D. SATISFY said lien the property may be
-old BY tie sheriff of Storey County. and the
pro erds spp.!ed 10 accordance With the pro
visions Of 10. Act o. the Lrsi.iatnr- Of the stats
Of >essiz. entitled "An Act TO secure il-ns to
mechanic. and other aai 10 REGAL all other
Acts In relation thereto" approv-i MArch 2.
Isis: that plaintiff msy have other or further
relief. &C 10th. as may u Just and equi-
table. Dor eAnss % setion. Plaintiff AYERS that
sid sum IL due ami owing 10 him from you for
building ms'eriai. furnish~i you by him. At
Jour sp-eisl in.tanoe ard rvInest. aud ussd IN
said premise-. AMI that In accotdsneo with the
provisions Of the above entitled Act. he nied his
notice 81 attention ~ hold q iisn oa aid prem.
les. In thu once Of the County Rec nj of
STOREY County. Nevada. All which will fully
appear by said complaint. TO which you are r~-
ierrvd Toe particulars. And you arr hereby no
tined. that 10 you fail 10 answer the complaint
IN. said plaintiff will apply ~ tho Court for the
relief therein demanded.
0ive1 under my hand and the Seal
Of ths District Court VI the First
- Judicial District Of the stAts of
seal Nevada. In and Tor the County Of
- STOREY. this 9Th DAP % October.
In the gear of our Lord one thoa.
sand. eight hundred and SEVENTY
nve.
W. O. THOMPSON. cisrt.
n. n. rArIoR. Attorney for Plaintiff.
al Inn laU
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CegLD AND sgssr .ILv ~.

0OrLD AND CURRY sILvrs
I MiNISa COMPANY. Ice alton of pin
cipsl place Of busihcs-. san Francisco. CALI
Location Of work.. viraniA. storey comfy.
Nevada.
the Rlard of Directors. held On the 18th day OF
Ocsober, 1918, an Assessment CNo. ~ OF One
Dollar A per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable immcdia'eiy.
iu United states gold coin, TO the S.err,afy,M
IN. once % the eompany. NevaiA Blcsk, No
so Montgomery street. san francisco. Call
fornia.
remain unpaid ON the aiih day 81 November.
ISIS, will be delinquent. aud advertised Tor sale
Al pabiie auction. and unle.. payment l. made
before. will he so,d on SATURDAY. the 18Th
day ofDeeemher. is.s. Ia pay the delinduents a..
se-sment, to either w'theosts ofadyertising and
expenses Of sale.
ALfRED X. DuRbitOw. secrctsy.
Odice-Nevsda B.aek. No. 80 Montgomery
afro .. I'd, franci.eo Cal oet7 ed
,l,ROY CONsOLIDArED q OH
ANo SILVER MlSiNt cOnPAN, lilo
ssiion % principal piae. of buAnes- San Fran
ei.co. California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District.
Strrey county. N.vaiA4
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting oi
the Board 10 D%ireetor-, held on the 7d day
Of OctBber. i,s5. an assessment OF
Twenty tO Goats per share Was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. pay
able Immediately. In United States gold coin. Ia
the Secretary. 81 the once OF the Company,
SIS Cay street. san Francisco. California;.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day of NOVEMBER
ISIS. viii BE- delinquent. and advertised for sAls
at public ~auetion, and unl-rs payment IL mad
bcforc. viii be sold ON the seventeenth
day OF December. 1875. to pay the Delinquent
assessment. together with cost. Of Advcr
Using and expenscs OF sale.
M order a. the bard 90 Directors.
SIDNEY q. HERBERr. Secretary.
Onice-Room No. q, sS Clay street. sAi
Francisco. Caiifornia. oc3s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-22

And In accordance with law and an oucr Of
the Board OF Trustees. made on the 9th day Of
October, 1875. 20 many shares Of eaeh
parcel Of such stock % may be necc,,ary. will
be sold at public auction. At the once Of tho
company. hoom 4. No. col California
DAY. the 7tth day Of November. 1873, At the
hour OF . o'clock =. n. Of said day, To pay raid
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
corts0f advertising and expenses OF the sale
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Ohee-Room 4. No. 40i California street,
San Francisco. California. M I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-22

And In accordance with law. and an order oi
the board Of Directors. made on the 9th day
ofoctober, 1919, 30 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary will DO sold
At public auction. a. the ONCE OF the Com
sir,ct. San Francisco, on tho 30,h day Of Ne
vember. lSI5, at the hour Of . O'Clock p. y. Of
said DAY, ~ pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
Onice-Room - I1ayward's Bullding, tlo
California street, Ban Francisco, California.
noih Id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-22
lar A NETTING

of the stoekholders OF the wooiviii.
Consolidated silver Mining Company, held
November Sd. an sssessment cf Ten Cents per
share Was levied on All the sioek held ~ the
Dissatisfied stcckhold. r.. To he paid To the
Treasurer. T. RODGERS JoHssoN. No. ~
Montgomery Avenue, previous To the lsth In
ptsnt. All persons Interested In aludieious
Investigation OF the Affairs Of said corporation.
are requested % eontribu,- IN such fund. and
noSiv n. NEEDLxS, Chairman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-22

rNnE nEdrLAR ANNUAL NETTING or
the stoekhold'r 70 Of the Kentu.k Mimi,
Company will be held u the once Of IN Com.
peny, boom DO. 4. Hayvard's Building, No.
ON wkpNEsDAY. tho 2tth day VI Noycuhsr'
ISIS. 81 tho hour OF J o'cloci r, n, Tnpsfer
boota vii he closed Nov,mber lIih, Isis. At
3 o'clock =. y. ~
nola I'd PKAhK avIp-r a.-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-22
County Treasurer's Office.

nSriL ruRrHER NOTICE THE OFFICE
.i the rrcazurcr Of storey County will be
located In the Grren Dniliine. one door soutA
atthe.n.iae hoa-e Of Young America En:ins
co@ps NJ No, ,. South G street, vir-inls.
nbu a. m aMITn-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-22
SILVER MINING coz.

FLORIDA SILVER MINING COZ.
It PASY. Location OF principal place Of
business. San Francisco, State Of California.
Location Of works, storey county, state OF
Notice IL hereby given that ct q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the finh
day Of November. ISIS. an asse--meLt mo. ~
Of riny Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately In United States gold coin. 10 the
Secretary. At the once of the company. Room
u, No. SD Pine street. san Francisco,
Any sioek upon which this assessment, shall
f pss.n snP. ,s,s on n s1iar =: d 'Ss ,l.S day 2,
advertised for sale II public auction. and IN
Ices payment 10 made beforv. will he sold on
MONDAY. lbs ID day of January, isss to pay
the d~elinq.ess as.es.neut. together with costs
LuciEN HERMANN. Secretary.
once Room II Academy Building. No. SD
Pine street. san Francisco, California. nstd
SOurM CoaaroCK 0OLD AND
- SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location Of
principal place Of business. sm Francisco,
Location OF works, Gold uIi Mining Dis.
triet. storey county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that al q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, hehlon the tth dsy of
November 1878. an as-cssmsnt (No. ~ Of Tweo-
ty.tve ceut. per share vas levied UPON the cap
itai stock of the corporation. payable lnmedi
atsly In uuited states Gold com. toih- Secrs.
tAry. at the ONCE Of tho company. Jii Callior-
mis- street. Rooms , and 4. entrance 20 Cailfor,
mia strvet. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment -hsll
remain unpaid on the 10Th day of Dcccmb-r.
ISIS. will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public auetion and unle-s payment l. maze
before. viii be sold on TUESDAY,. the Fourth
day Of January. 1873. 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, tog.ther with eo-ts of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
J. u. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
0mee-si California street, Rooms . and Z.
San franci.co. California nisid
lady WARRINGTON MINING
IL COMPANY. Location Of principal place
Loeaiion OF works, Gold I'LL. storey Coun.
~, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at q meeting Of the
Board Of Directors, held on the 9TH day Of No
yemb~r. ISIS. an assessment mo. q OF Flu
Csnss 80 etsD per shaw was levied upon the
capitai stock Of the q operation, payable I'm.
mediately, In United states gold coin. To
the Secretary. AZ the once Of the Company.
Room q. Hsy~srt's Birding. az California
street. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment snail
1878. viii be delinquent and advertised for
sale a. public auction. and unless payment u
made before. will be sold ON the ssth dAy
December, 1878. to par the delinquent
together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order of the Bosrd Of DIRECTORS.
..n. Z. klnBE, Secretary.
street. san franeiseo. California.
Nd I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-22
Situation Wanted.

RrALAby RE.IplSG ATTHE BoAnptNo
II house Of A. haxel,ins. American fi.t. 10 40
eoohinx and general hou-swcsk. she has had
npissxperienes and IL well quAlined.
mis- I've
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-22

And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Direetor, made on the iH day Of
oeebsr. 1915, 90 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock ~ may be necessary, will he sold
o. public auction. q the once Of the Company,
MIA street. San fnneisoo. Cal. on TUESDAY.
the ia day Of November. 1875, at tho hour 81
ono O'Clock =. n.of said day, to pay said do
llnquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and s,g.n:e; q The nie.
90 california ..n.s. Ban Tssnei,eo. Cal. Deid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-22

And In scc rdsnce with law and an order Of
the Doud Of Directors made on the 'th day Of
IL such stock a. may he necessary. will be sold
nj public suction. st the once Of said Company.
on THURSDAY. the III day OF December, 1873.
NJ the hour cf two O'Clock 2. ~. Of SAID day. TO
Ray said Delinquent sss-ssment thereon. TO.
the sale.
j.. W CLARK, Secretary
ONCE Room No. 2, as California street. San
Francisco. California. Mo I'd
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