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Having the attribute, il attacks the real
value, ruins regular business, and panders
only to speculation and peculation.
Senator Bayard, Of Delaware, wrote a
letter to Democratic friend in Maine, a
few weeks ago which has just come to
light. In 1t he says: "The crying need
OF a wise and judicious management of
our finances, aud the restoration Of a sta
bic currency, which shall be the standard
of value 10 the dealings of our people, and
he of intrinsic value in itself is almost
universally admitted, and it would seem
impossible that any honest, earnest, and
intelligent advocate Of a sound currency
on the basis Of gold and silver coin, shall
be now willing to rely longer on the empty
promises of a political party which has re-
elected and sustained Grant aud his ad-
ministration, and who, at the end Of seven
wears of uncontrolled power and ample
opportunity, find the country in more
embarrassed condition in every respect
thun il was in March 1, 1869.
It is understood that there will be two
reports from the Commission appointed by
Secretary Delano to investigate the affairs
of the Red Cloud Agency, one generating
the Secretary Of the Interior and Indian
Commission from responsibility for the
irregularities" and the other holding
them responsible, 1t is believed the latter
the minority report--will be signed by
Mr.. Faulkner and Professor Atherton.
When the reports will be made is not
known.
Even leading Republicans are begin
ming to coBeede that Ohio and Peunsylva-
nia will be carried BY rOusipg majOrities
by the DemOcrats,
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TRUSTEES SALE
az
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
l4l ACRES OF LAND,

more or less, Of which Oliver ". Warehime
died seized and possessed. There il about
8 Acres Of good Timber Land on the farm,
with due proportion of Meadow, and the
whole is laid ofin convenient fields, all under
good fencing and Is well watered. The i'm
prOyements consist of good two ufovv Rr;nl
, 1875-05-15
NO. 30
- -

Emigration Agents. "The resent system
works, believe, fairly well. All that is re.
CURED is greater care in selecting emigrants."
Upon the question of back passages the Com
missioners are divided in opinion. Mr.. Will
Hanson is in favour of the old system Of granting
them, and Lord Carnarvon accepts this view.
The Industrious, frugal immigrants, who have
been able to save the passage money ~(between
81. and A. have gone back. The idle va
grant class have remained, aod the colony has
received no benefit from the aboltioa of the
back passage. "It is impossible lord Carnarvon
says) to contemplate an indefinite increase
of the Indian population without apprehen-
sion," and those who take no steps to
provide themselves with means of subsis-
tence on a settled and unobjectionable
system in Mauritius, should be compelled to re-
turn to India. The immigration Office must
be reformed, and if the " photograph is useless
for Identification, it would be better to dispense
with it. The pass system should be maintained,
but only policemen who can read should be
authorised to examine tickets. Lord Oarnsrv0n
gives a qualified approval to the proposal that
immigrants should wear a metal badge with
their number and district. The scale of PEN
alties proposed by the Commissioner for un-
lawful absence is approved. An incorrigible
VagranC is 10 IaDOur WITHOUT wages loT Blk
months on public works, and then to be sent
back to India at the expense of the Colony.
Second engagements to be for one year. Wa
ges to be paid on the first Saturday in each
month, and deductions made in presence
of the magistrate. In time of commercial
difficulty wages may run for three months.
by permission of the Bankruptcy court.
Magistrates should be Independent Of the
planting interest, and should be appointed
by the Secretary of State. The inspection
OF estates to be more effective, aud the
Protector of Immigrants to have similar
powers to those of the British Guiana Agent.
General. The medical officers of estates hos
pitfalls to be appointed and paid by Government.
and the four shillings a head for all immigrants
on the estate now paid to the medical officer to
be paid to the Government. Other proposals
are made by his ~lordship, especially a modi6-
cation of the Ordinance of 1867, which is too
severe upon the " old immigrants" The above
is a tolerably full summary Of the points Of
the despatch to the Governor, and their discus
sion must be left over for another oppor-
tunity.
, 1875-05-15
ROOT, HOG, OR DIE
IN. Y. Herald.)

The Indian Commissioned has issued q
circular that will be found interesting as
the beginning Of a new policy in dealing
with the Indians. Congress has passed an
act requiring all able-bodied Indians on
reservations to perform work enough to
pay for the supplies they receive from the
government. Wherever there are whites
intermarried with Indians they must have
the marriage legally recorded. No sup
plies will be granted to any Indians unless
they earn them by labor. They will be
encouraged to select land and erect houses
upon it, and to conform as far as possible
to the amenities, duties and responsibilities
of civilization. This circular, our cores
pendent informs US, has been commune
Gated to the Sioux. The experiment is a
bold one. If by any process the Sioux can
be brought within the range of civilization,
it will go far toward solving this painful
Indian problem. We never could see why
Indians should not work like negroes.
Cinnamon and white people. If they will
not, then they must not complain Of hum
ger or discomfort. The supreme COM
msndment ofmodsrn civilization 10, "Root,
hog, or die"-
A fool and q lazy man stand q worse
chance to succeed as o farmer than in any
other department. Of life. To be. 2 good
farmer a man must have good common
sense, and he must reduce the facts that
nature reveals to him to practice. He
must follow nature, not force her. He
must be oobeedifesnt to her mlsndates.-M.
, 1875-05-15
The LAWS"

IS PUBLISHED
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO c. NOW.
IN err, q. Haymen, J. Cook. q. Ysnson, l..
James.S b. W. Whitman. \. stoddaI, W. Miles
Tor Miehaelsl. J.. fiesley. and all other whom
Il may eoncsrn. co-owners In that certain min.
ins sl.i n5 ssdSs o re ,Sd s. .S9r con :, me s gsn.,s
the west side Of Grizzly Rayine, Gold Hill
Mining District, Storey County. being two
Thousand feet In length. and located April 10Th.
1850: That I, J. q. Caldwell. = ro.owner. have
done work and labor upon said claim from
1874, amounting to the cum oi Two Hundred
and Eighty Dollars In gold coin. required BY
the Act OF Congress OF Nay 10Th. is7s. The
smount Que from each 81 the pefsoDs above
named. bsing Thirty one Dollar. And you are
notified that unless the came IL paid within
forfeited andor the provisions Of said Act.
]. q. CALDw ELL.
Gold Bin, Jan. 9th. 1875. jail pod
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EoR PATEHT.
NOTICE NO. 3ls.
o. 9. survey Nee. D a.A AZ

ka -.. .-.
TT A. LAND OrfICk, CAhboN CIIi,
ILL., Nsysda, December u, 10. 10
ssreby rfysn that the Nevada 0old ana silver
Hinine Company, Q corporation Organized nn.
AR ~ laws Of he Btats Of Calhornia. having
iss pS,tsnics address and principal place OF
b.siness q San frlnclsco, Callofnia, pas, ~
Ipdrsw Lawson. The bupehntsndtnt thereof
nd 9 stockhotdsr therein, this DAY maze ,ppn.
catIoa for patsrt fof twelve hnnaIeo V,N,!
linear feet Of tie Ne, 2 toos. eesnng Ro,a
and silver. ealled ne Ssvsda Jo'd mn ihe rin,rs
Distriet storey county. Nevada, the .sns
s~xtsndine 100 feet In nodtnss,'sry
direction from Poet No. J, along tne Ilne Y. s.'u
vein OF lode, and embraeing ~ ssme, ~nnsh
is dip-, spufs, angles ana vaf1Atieps. w.,ssu..
nee ground 90 feot IN uidtn, nna oeseri1euI
the plat and feld notes on Me IN my oneess
follows, TO wit
Beginning ct Post Ne. ]. Iocaud I'D american
Rht, about $50 feet east OF me toitIoso, ~
whence the section corner OF seetions . sLdI.
Township e north, Range ~ sa,,, ana S ~ n.sn
Mount Disblo Meridian, beam soulh w dc.
grees vest 500 ieei; and running rom ss,o ios,
i%erc..lsr Inc UoIden Swan Company's. roulh
Soundsry At los ieet) TO Post No . thence.
second course, north s5k degrees wet - feet
10 Post No. 3 (Which 10 Identical villa the
Golden swan Compsny's Poet No. u; thence
along The Golden swan company's west bound.
ary, third eourse. north IGN degrees cast ozo
fest 10 Poet No. q; thence, fourth course, north
40 degrees west 100 feet to Poet No. D, on TIE
Frsnkel Company's south boundary thence.
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MINING NOTICE.

OPPICE JusrICE MINING COMPANY.
~ ~ Msrehani's Exchange. Fan Francisco,
Califsrnia.-Ata regular meeting Of the Board
Of Difectors Of the Justice Mining Company.
held this day. the following revolution was
unanimously adopted and ordered Published In
the daily papers for The Information Of the
Rssored, That the President and Secretary
Of this Company be. and arc hotrby Instructed
20 represent TO the ran rranci,co stock and
Exehange Board, that the rouih boundary of
the patented mining calm Of this Company,
boands on the north boundary Of the Silver nili
Mining Company, and that there !. po space or
ground betw cen the two occupied by nnJ Other
mining compsny. and that thersfors the public
ought 10 be well cautioned ~ 10 the location
and claim ofs new company which has adopted
the name OF the ''souih Justice Mining Com.
pauy,'' 10 the claim Of said company. " II has
any. 10 not ~ on the lead claimed by the jus.
ties and Silver Hiil Mining companlcs.
Published By order Of the Board OF Directors
OF the Justice Mining Company.
President Justice Mining Company.
Jas. n. kEsNEDr.
lai5 n Secretary Justice NiuIng Cd.
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CARD TO III PUBLIC.
OYfIck OF THE SOUTH JusTlcR MIN

NYFIcK OF TIE SOUTH JUsTICR MIN.
~ Ing Company. Room No. :. Hayward Build.
Ing. ssa fnnciscs, January 18th. ISIS.
In asswst 10 the card recently published By
the Justice Mining Company. stating ''thai the
ssuth beundary o. tho patented Mining Claim
Of the Justice Mining Company bounds ON tho
north bosndary 9th Silver I'm MiLing Gem.
pany. and that there 10 ne space OF ground be.
tween the two occupied by any other ninlnc
eompany." we have To say that said statement
10 wholly false. tn gfound owned by this
company. ard now occupied by no, nor lie BE-.
tween The Silver lill. and Justice Mining Com.
paniss. and 10 upon the zane lsde On which
th0ss companies are now working. Our iitlo
IN The same 10 Iipdisputabls. being derived from
auniied rtates Patent. bAscd on the oldest ap-
piieation In the District. We alpo have . con.
tret with the silver NH Company recognizing
the validity OF our title. and By which ry
agree 70 hoist out The ore ffom.our nine for two
years. AL psposs desiring 10 ascertain tho
eorrsetness Of sur statsnent can do % by st.
aiming the patent and map Of the ground now
In the once u the Secretary.
X. n. TOkRRy. President.
Kpw'p. y. STOVE. secretap. lAls n
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DELINQUENT SALES.

And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directop. made on tho 1sd day Of
OF such stock % may be necessary. win be cold
at publle suction, ai The once oftAo Company.
Room. 81 Hayward's Baildlng, 4ls calfornis
street, 6an Francisco. California, on MONDAY.
the 18th day Of February. 1875, at hour sof .
O'Clock =. y. of said day. 10 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs Of cd.
vsrtising and expenses Of the sale.
II. q. KIBBE, Secretary.
onice-Room 81 Hay sard's Building, No. tis
California street, San Rranelrco, Cal.
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MEEIINc.

nYricE OF THE LADY BRYAN MINING
~ Company, San Francisco. California, Jan.
uary i7th, isiS. lin accordance with q rrsolu.
ties adopted a. . meeting of the Direction, %
LADY Bryan hining Company. dbl, held on the
18th Day Of January, 1875. . special mecilpg OF
the ~stsekholders Of said Company 10 hereby
called, 10 be held At the efiee Of said Company.
Room Ne. 4. Haywsrd's Buildlng. No. tib cal.
lfSrris i,,sst, ~ 80, TX ST sss sf y csn,srn'i ,si ~
Of . e'eloekP, H.. for the purpose ~ consider.
Ing and deciding upon Q proposition 10 In.
ersase the capital stoek Of said Company. from
q. ons. 900. the present capital stock. TO ts0..
CO., 20 e a,sias1 me g, % siS,S. 'h ,hs v o. ,ns
owned ~ the Company o. present. into .ik
companies Of enc thousand feet eseh
GEo. W. KIDD.
". SMELLY,
Us WALL.
q u. koBHRTs,
jaigtd Directors.
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AID in accordance with law and an order Of
Of November. isIi, % many shsres Of aaes
parcel of such stock ~ may 10 pecsssaiy win
bc sold al public a~netion, 81 the anetiou
roorns ~ John Middleton q Son. OF FRIDAY.
the isih day Of February. 1875. at the hoar Of
I o'clock =. H.. OF ouch day. TO pay delinquent
assessments Their on. together with essis Of
d. d. SQUIRE, Secretary.
. Ohice-Hoom 70, s~tsvenson's Building, cor.
Der California and Montgomery streets, San
Francisco. Cal. lass "a
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MINT GOLD AMI SILVER MIN.

Vl ins Company. - Location of principal
pace Of bIsiIc.r, San francisco, California.
Location of W, rks. Virginia Mining District,
storey County. state 81 Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees, held on the 18Th day of
January, tss5, an Assessmcnt tSo. ~ OF Twenty
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately.
at the once Of the Company. koom I, No.
col California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this sssessment shall
remain unpaid. ON WEDNESDAY, the 2tth day
Of februAry, 1873, shall be deemed d-llnquent,
and viii be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and miles,. payment 70 male before;
March. 1873. to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
oniee-Room 4, No. toi California street.
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NOTICE.
no MEMBERS or THE SOCIETY or "a

TO MEMBERS or TIE SOCIETY or "a
i cihc Coa.t Pioneers:
SECTION TWO or bylaws.
Every member nj this Socisiy fexc,pi ifo
members apd honorary membsp). shall pay
into the Treasury one dollar per month dues.
Any member residing In the county Of Storey.
who shall neglect for slx msnths 10 pay such
dues. OF, residing el.ew here In this stste, or
ih any 4 w y, r cns g.. su ~ ~. .. M. re,tn. s
residing. or being abseut elsew here. shall neg.
leet for eighteen months to pay such duer,
shall be stricken from the roll Of membership.
bat any member 90 stricken from the roll. upon
the payment Of all arrearages. rhall by that act
be rsstsrcd.
4. A. McMEANs, President.
T.. " STORER, Secretary.
A. l.. EDWARDS. Treasurer. Q street. yir-
GINA, Nevada, opposite the Bank NJ Ciilfor'
mia. Jasn I'm
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
deeerbed mining stock. the same being the
property Of the undersigned and having been
fnudulenily taken from my postessior, viz:
Certificate No. 1891. for ten shares oi the stock
OF The Beet and Beleher Mining Company,
standing IN the name Of G. W. for. Trustee.
stock oi the Beet and Bsicher Mining COM
pasy, standing In the name Of O.. W. fon.
fnsiee. Tnnsfsr Of said stock has been
JOSIAH G0LDswoRTnY.
vininla. New, January 27d. ISIS. Ja11 n
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nIYIpENp NOTICE.

OYprcg OF TIE CONSOLIDATED vIR.
- sIsI. .,I n soD |. s csT Ys.ssi.s 60. c SiT-
Jan' 4. isIs.-At Q meeting Of tbs Board o.
Trustecs OF the abovu named Company. held
MA dsy. 4 dividend (No. o. Of Tires 81 Dollars
per shsre wss declared, payable on Monday.
he 18th instant. Tnnsief books closed on
Thnrsday. Jan nh, at ao'clock r. y.
ia i'm DAVID r. BA0LEY. SECRETARY.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
mIrE Iao MINING COMPASY.-I

TlIE . hININ0 COARASys-Lo-
l Gallon OF principal place Of businsss, San
Frlcisco, cal-Lscatiou Of works, Virginia,
Storey County, Nevada.
Melee IL hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Directors. held on The Nth day Of Dozen.
Der. ls7I. an assessment mo. o. Of 0ae Dollar
ISL per shars was levied upon tbs capital stock
OF the corporation, payable Immediately. In
United states gold coin, 10 the seerviaiy. at
the once OF the Company. Room No. 3 Hay
wards Building. No. ais California street, San
Francirco. California.
Any stack upon which this assessment phall
remain unpaid on the u daJ OF February,
1875, will no delinquent. and advertised for sals
at public auction, and unaess payment 10 made
before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the Goth
day OF February, 1875, to pay the delinquent
assessment, tsgether with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
EDWARD y. STONE. Secretary.
Ofiee-Room No. .. Hayward's Building,
No. Az California street. san PraAeisco, Cal.
ia9 I'd
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DELINQUENT SALES.

mYLER MINING C0nfAur-
i Locsiion Of principal placs o. essinsss,
Ban Prnneises, California -. u..'
Location Of works, Gold Hill Uisufst,
American Flat. Storey county. Nevada. -,
Notice. There are d~elinquent upoe ne ~
lowing described stock. 90 account 81 as,ess'
1874. Inc several amounts Get opposits The namss
OF ths respective shareholder. a. foiiows; :.
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Dividends.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OrrICK OF THE BEiCHER silver
Mining Company, Room 81 Llaywsrd-s
HS,,ding' az CaiIiorpis street, San francI,ee'
csiiiornls'-Ata meeting Of thcBoard o. Tr,.
Ia. N ,ho above named Company. held thls
dsy dan 8, 1879. . dividend mo. ~ OF Inres
(D Dollars per sharo was dee'srsG, ~ ~ bcoss
slossd o. Thursdsy, the 9Th Instant, al O'CLOCK
Z. 4. .r,uuu a..,.v
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the board OF Trustees, made ou the 10th day o,
December, 1874. % many shares OF each pafee,
nubiie auction. in mont Of the once OF the
Company, Main street. Gold nlll. storey
county, Sevadi, OF SATURDAY., fcbrns,y ~,
1878. at o'clock r. r.. 10 pay deiinqnen, -.
easements thereon. together with eost OF awe.
fislns and expense OF sale, unless previously
nv order ofthe Board OF Trustees.
a. ". HOPKINS, secfsiary:
Gold Iiil. January II. 1873. laItIo
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A pyEkrisINa. CHAP: Good. sYs.

~ teaaiic.-M penops who contemplate
making eentrsets with nswspspers for the In.
esrtioa ofadvestissneats. phsuld pend Twenty.
Five Cents 70 Geo. P. Rnvell 4 Co. II Park
Row. New YeFk. tes their Psmphlet Book
ts~l..syssysaih etltIonl, containing ll.ls Of
TIE est. Advsrtisenenta taken for leading
papsfs In many Riatea st . tremendous redue.
tioa ffon publishers' rates. Get the book.
M IalS1y
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NICK CK MINING

n company-Locsiion Of Principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California.
Locations OF works, American Flat Mining
Dlstriet, Storey County, Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the FOL
following described stock, on account OF assess-
msnt tho. it)levied on this 2sth day Of December.
1874, the several mounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows.
Names. No. Cert. shs. Amt;
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And In accoriance with law. and an order Of
the Board VI Directors. made on the 2sih day Of
December. 1874. 30 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock ~ may he necessary VIII he sold
No. 10, Ste, Building. sal franclrc, /,
Cal. on Friday, the Ninetscnth day OF Feb.
ruary, 1878, ~ the hour ofi7 o'clock ~. Of raid
day, to pay said delinquent assessment there
on, together with costs Of advertising and sx'
pensss Of the sale.
Onice-So. 10, StsvensOn's Building. San
francisco. California. fe2 td
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DELINQUENT SALES.

ENPIRE HILL AND nIIISo
IL Company Location Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice.-Thers arc delinquent upcn The follow.
No IN. levied on the 18th day OF December,
is5l. the several amounts set. opposite ne
names of the respective shareholder. - fsl'
lows
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WANTED

no RENT. A DWELLING HOUSE WITH
i thrive roomr and kitchen. To he locsted
conveniently h the business orntrc of Gold
ilill. lnquirr nj this ofics. JAS Nv.
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pany.-Location Of principal place OF
business. San Francisco, California.
Loeation OF works, flowcry Mining District,
Storey county. State OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors OF said Company. held
on the 18th day Of January. ISIS, An assessment
mo. 81 OF One Dollar go per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said corporation, pay
able immediately, In United States gold coir. TO
the Secretary. at the ONCE OF the Company, room
No. I, nsyward's Building. No. <ip California
street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment thall
remain unpaid on FRIDAY, the i2th day Of
February. ISIS. shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for rals At public
auction, and unless payment shall be made DO.
fore. will be sold ON "Wednesday. the 81 day OF
March. 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advcrtising and expenses
Of sale.
by order OF the Directors.
PRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
Onice-Room No I. Hay ward's BuiidinT,
No. 40 California street. San Francisco, Gail
iortia ialt I'd
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WANTED

A. COMFORTABLE DOUBLE ROOM voR
n W single mon. pleasantly situated. clean,
and rent reasonable. Apply or address
jan ~ THE "NEwB" OvrCk
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THE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY.

Location Of principal place OF business. ban
francisco, California.
Location OF Works, Storey county. State Of
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that Of q meeting Of
the Hoard OF Directors, held on the itth
day OF January, 1878, an a-serrment tho ~
VI Five Dollars ttsI per share wa. levied
upon The capital stuck Of the corporation, pay
able Immediately, In United stater gold coin,
to the Secretary. at the pffce OF the Com.
pany. Nc. Is Merchants Exchange Bnllding,
California street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock rpon which this as-ersment shall
remain unpaid on Friday. the lsth day, OF Feb
ruzry. 1915, will BE- delinquent, and advertised
for sale, and unless payment II made before,
will be sold at pablo auction ON TUESDAY,
tho III day OF March. 1873. TO pay the delin-
quent a-rcssment, together with costs OF adver'
ti.ing and expenses Of sale.
JAMES y. KENNEDY,
JAl3 I'd Secretary Justice Mining Co.