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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-03

4 Letter from Jerusalem mentions
the remarkable fact OF II Srent snow
storm III that city on the 2Gth Of March,
accompanied by lightning uud thunder.
Oh the morning of the eth the snow
was n foot deep in the Holy City and
on the hills around it.
Tho San Bcrnurdino (C~alifornil)
argus is informed by a recent arrival
from Panamint that Judge Murphy. Of
TIM; place, committed suicide IL few
days ago by cutting his throat.
Since the LIST Of January the sum Of
S),Sl4 ,029 90 has been paid into the
san Francisco Custom house for duties.
being an increase of $35J,4a 0S<ovcr
the same time last year.
Mrs, Caroline Briggs wns on Thurs
day last convicted Of m~anslaughter in
Jacksonville. Oregon. She killed John
Delametter in Josephine County last
June. 49,"
Ex-senator Fred IIutcl.ins reals Gnl
T.. BlannerhaSsett orntcI ut Winnie
mncca OH the Fourth.
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NO EXGE,

RIO lIlF. DALoOM y CALHOUN ugSuIH
ana MI 'ilknuNn nwnCr9: Ynu viii Iuie 10
we Thai ] have per ntinCI Tho nCcCs1hry ,moupip.
Inblr aiII cII IIdcd tho nccc-I1 y arnonnI 81
ih'ilry I" hnlt Tho claims "a which You are 60.
owners VIII myarlf. known M thu SlayuniI b3
SctHin MihiiiR Chains. situated IN what wa fnosp
~ uts'hn Trhk Mining %fHtirIci. now e. l0d aud
hhh~h ~ lcinhn MininR bTriei. In fik1 county,
;Scyh o. located Oh stpiclnhrr IL, 1917! pGLi tiiS
hho"h w. iIs S"rrlH lorntod by X. u. CrItlcndtp,
hhn Inc Na'"nia b% Pricr q. WillInrns; AnI uHtti
you rAJ your Proportion Of auch ,SpIidllursI ~
tho 'Alno 81 ralh Labor u HE, within ulnriy daI,
ifnfn the 'hio 81 thIB no leo your Int nrst 10 tt1
mining cl'im will DO forfeited 10 ms b, OTsnNp
PETER Z. WILLIAMS
ts!'no F'trict, Eto County. H'Y., Nay u y"
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT
No. 13.
u. s. SURVEY No. 30,
L. ~. LAND OFFICE,
ELkn. NEVADA. June 18th. Isis.

N"i;cr il hereby given that Charlie. =. t;it.
irU. ~ l.iA" I "nniy, NrNuhI. VINCE rruncrp,I
pare "i hu~inr-r and post Ullicr Ildrrs~ t.,
Wells. EIk0 comfy. Hrrl,iL. has male uI,uIi.
Cation i"f - IIirm ter the "iirIlipn L."Ie" ~
r"lnI"S clam. %si'tIir,l ia I.IlifuId Mining ,li-.
nict, County OF Eihu. stair vt NrYId,. ,uu
rh"ir p'r. Iculhriy described in the plat ami
Held HOLES Oh file ia this Office is EoS,uns ln
MI.
Beginning at 4 po-t marked No. !. T.. :. sur.
Sey Ao. ~. anu rumniI. thence Inst course, .
:! dig. - min. east no Ic"r; 10 pu.t marker
HO. :. T.. ;. survey NJ. -: ilc"cr SECOND
c"nirc : ~ de-. - nm. " TOM feet iu pos,
MARKED No. ). q. = survey M. ~; Wiener III.
chnnhcy "l The Empire I ity company -ir"I,rr
bears II 10 deg. E. aud Up River Peak hears -
deg. c: Themes third course u a. deg. g. nnu. ~
2D tr"t I" post marked NO. I, l.. y. survey No.
~, whricr Pine Mountain bears u ~ deg. ~;
thence fourth COURSE u - deg. H. min. = .Um,
feet Io post marked .Nr. | point 81 hruiuuuuu.
containing lOur hnd HAY nimr. hUm,ircJth. acre.
Courses cNpIc--"d IIUm The ,Tur meridian with
i magnetic variation al II 'rg. ~ min. {.
That the l~ncntinp "f said niuiny claim or i.Jr
Il II record aud that the same nay hc IuniJ in
hmok 4. pagr 81. "f The mining TrcrtII of suii
Railt1ah Mining District kept ~ the Town "a
BnlIi"I; HAT the hI:n"- ui the a j,iuIng riuim-
arc. Ia vii: Tho ,1luiniInldt aud lI-i a. ,,rr,
un the north, the wrhlpnt IN the east. Inc , b,,,
fIJ "n The sUuII and I e. l.hInr on the Nrat.
any ana All persons claiming adversely tie
I'ihiiis SInli"l above described Gr ANY uDIItn,
'hrIr"i. :" divided. surveyed. plated aud ,,.
y md In. die hereby n"iilrtI tLII unless ihr,t
adverse claims ~" dnly filed aCCnt,lIu. l., L,Y
~" ihr r'tuiitipmt TIL TcurlrI. ni,Inu siSty
hi),H nom Tie illt" I"Ic"I, with the liryi,trT
nt ~" Us. Land piErr II EjSp. EIkr County.
aitlr VI Nevada. thit They will hr barred and
'heir rights considered waved 10y virtue of the.
pr VISIONS 81 the act 81 Tongues. May 10, lNiy.
ana the supplementary md a,Tcndiioty ar,s
IGpyruG. "
wherefore. puIsulni 10 law. direct tLi4 ma.
ucr To he published fnr n prIr"l "f ia y (GD
d'I'' ~ The tLH" l>pErESISr, weekly news.
rhP"r. printed and paIGi-rd 1T Elku IT, E.En
I"ln't. IN said Snto IT Nevada. and hem.
"earc'' "''h i"cIt'"n -! 'sid mining Claim.
JOHN s. MArnCGH, T.. y. Register.
jriJ
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JOHN w. FOX,
a. rlaiuiiT recovered judgment against
JOHN ROACH,

Defendant, ou the zAfIdAy Of juno. A.. n. 1875, I
have rcriri upon the folio wing described
property, TO wit:
All that certain riece nr parcel Of land situ.
H'rd in tho county III flko. site NJ Nevada,
bounded "nd d"ScfiIich ~ follows: Ii, NUN.
Der six 81 IN Block ~" In III" town 81 EIk0,
t"rc'her With MI Tho aPpurt"mauccs tirr"umto
b"l"nGing or IN any ~i-r upprrIiining thereto.
N"tirc IL lcrchy givcu that on Wednesday.
The 2isi day at luIy. 4. u. ISL. II 70 o'rl"rk
M.m that day, ~ front II he Couri.llum-e
tnHniy al EikI. Nevada. | HlI y, II All he iirLt.
uic AID Interest If SAID jain RaGt, IN nnd t.
III" "hrr" described property. ~ Public Aur.
ti"n. l"t rash. tinld C"in. tn liz" higI.,.t aud
oc-l BIDDER. to satisfy said ordrr Of sale ard al
costs.
Dated at E1k". the l.t h,y Of July, A.. y. 1875.
II. W. brown. SheriG.
Ey In. L. SEirz. Deputy. Jstd
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We would respectfully call the at
teution of the public to orr now stock
of goods just opened direct from New
York and San Francisco. bought from
foreign importers and manufacturers
and specially selected for tho wants of
this market. Our ste ok is the largest
and most complete assortment ever
brought to this Stnlc, md bought nj
silch prices that VIC can sell lower than
any house ever sold before, and we
guarantee goods to lie just what we
represent them, both ut wholesale and
retail.
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DELINQUENT H0TlCE.

STARR KING SILVER MINING 'ONPASY-
- Location VI principtl place of business.
san Francisco. CaIifnrEis a; location Of works.
SPRUCE Mon tain Mi"ing District. Elkn ".un v.
NrS=is-NntIce-1hefe SFc delinquent upn tic
inlloSiI < desCi ibr,i stock On acc iuIt Il .E.cs d.
lent ISo III l Tlrd on the 2IBi ilay OT May.
1875. the ESre al amounts st Oppo iIu tue uaulrS
az the rel ectiTe thareLoldrts =, tul we:
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And In accordance will law and An O der Of the
Board ~ Directors. ulLdo on the 2ist day Of
May, 1873, So IuuIy shHrrs If racll parcel Of such
stoSk ~ may be- necessary will hG sold - vmblic
auction. at Ilr ONCE al the 'umpan Rooms &c X ~.
eTch.nt-' ! ~Irhkuge. alifUrnia Eirrut. san IRAN
cisco California. o. S~hTCRJAi. IN l7ih day "
July. 1875. at the hour oil twelve o'clock
moo :, al such day 10 pay delinquent ASSESS
inents thereon. together with costs Oi advertising
anu expenses OF talc.
LOUIS KAPLAS. Secretary.
OTrrcE-Toon,a &c 4 AZ. Msr hamts' Exchange.
California street. SInFrLncisco, Cal. Jy3.td
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DOnnGlly, Dunn& Co.
CATTLE AID S iEEP DEALERS.

Cattle aud sheep bought aud sold or slaughtered
on commission.
slaughter houses on Fire, and rinh Avtnutaurar
Kentucky sireet, Shn Francisco.
Sc PHtii's IN tho | torIor Wishing &" he Informed
hloui thu market Prin =. etc. will r,criYc the dc.
sired Information by adirc.tlng IN. arm A., their
onire, No. col Caliiofni4 fttcti, corner Of Kes,ny,
Tau Francisco,
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II. ". GRANT. Secretary.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IlT VIRTUE OF AZ ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
ont nf The Di-trict Court Of The Smith judicial
District, County Of EIko. Safe d Nevada.
dated The first day Of july, \. u. 1915. in Il Ger.
tain action wherein
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HToTICE OF Aasnssn1nNr E.

CnUTI LI;OPhRD NINIvG COMPlNY;
- Piineinal pla e OF business, Elk'', HerGhn
Locat,on Of works, Curnncnpia NiuinI Diririrt,
at n Inreting "f the Board OF Trustees he'll on the
2dih day "f June, 1875. All SBsCksni"ut ,No - of
thTo 90 Ceht> per share wa lu'ird upon the Capital
stick 81 the c"ri'oFIiif.n, payable imnIrd ately. IN
United S1airH Eol : coin, To- the Sec. rtnry at tue
office nf tLe company. bank Of 81. l.. Freeman 4
Co., Elko.
Any stuck upon which this aS-eR-mcnt shaii re.
main unpaid OIL the ASH day OF July. 1875 will * it,
linplrIt. and will b" advertised for sale At bubble
auction. and u"icsA payment s. mnhs GrIurr will
be sold "n tits 18Th Il at Aug Isi. 1875, To pay til
deIiiqucn, assessment together with coSI1 VI al.
TcriisiuH nIul exp nSr- OF s-le.
By order Of The Trustees.
Iva II. ". GRANT. Secretary.
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saTunu4...Ju.Y ,. lx7a.

--E 20 - T LE" =
a dispatch dated ut Portland, Oregon.
June 26th, says: +
Tho steamer California arrived this
morning from Si,ka. bringing General
Ho@crd'nnd staff, who has been on a
our Of inspection to Alaska.
d skeleton, supposed to he that OF
1lor Walkor. who WAS lost on the
George =. Wright. was discovered by
som. Indians on the beach of Prince
Wales Island. dashed to a boartl. Nr.
ra~ngelnhnts havc been made 10 bring
the skeleton to Portland.
~ least 2.00D persons attended the
iflnk tn hear, Mr. Hammond rst even.
lnk The interest seems increasing
lilo notorious Zed Wilson appeared rs
q penitent sinner, and closed his ex-
pcrlence with n fcrvcnt prayer.
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Jim Le[ingwell, who was Sheriff Of
Lander county in thu good oil times of
10 aud '6l. arrived in PioclIc Hcster.
day from ArizoniA, Pnnamint, and all
the rest "f the mining camps south Of
Lincoln county. He is looking well
anu hearty aud not changed any since
we saw him lust. On his way to Bull
llonville lie lost his way and wandered
around u couple Of DAYS without water,
AMI was pretty badly of when he reach
cd that burg jim is not favorably
Impressed with the prospects of the
camps he visited nnd don't think they
will do to ttrry with. Arizona especi.
ALI. is his aversion He will stay in
orr niitlst a short time, and probably
finally nuke his permanent residence
here Phoebe Record. '''' ,
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OUR
Dry Goods!
DEPARTMENT

Consist In PART Of the follo~inE articles
Bonne silirs, Satins, Poplins,
surges. Pongees, Alpacas, French
cassimcres, Delaines, Linens, Be-
tist>, Plaid Poplins, Grenadines,
EIarseilles, 2cques, FIeneh and
English calicos, Lawns, Hosiery,
Fancy Goods, Laces, Parasols,
MILLINERY and Straw Goods, Chill
dren's Wear, ladies Linen Suites,
Alexander and Jouvln's Mid
Gloves, Genuine JcWclry, PerEu-
merry aud II full Assortment OF
Yankee Motions.
Paper Esanglngs, Window
Shades, Carpets, Bugs, rTatting,
Trunks, Valiscs, Mattresses and
Blankets.
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OUR
CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT
OUR

Has the latest Styles of Gentlemen's
Diagonal Dress Salts, Black. Cassie ere,
Nobby Summer, French and Eng
llsh Cashmere Suites, and Linen Goods
tfall kinds.
Youths, Boys and ChiIdren's Suites
in all styles and %colors.
Also, Mems, Boys, Youths and
Children's Hats and Caps, all styles
and sizes.
Alexis Ties, Oxford Ties, Caters and
all the latest styles; and q full assort-
ment of Gents' Furnishing Goods.
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MARRIED.

SP'fI D~lSE-FoRD-In EIIp, July I'd, 1878, by
Justice Taylor. J. c. sFIu!dIng to May F"rd.
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y THE DISrUICr COURT OF THE:
Ninth uiieInl District OF the STATE
OF Nevada, la Hul for the County of
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17
PARAGRAPBIC.

"A millionaire Of Granville, Wis, has recent
ly made a will. In which he leaves $4,000 TO any
incorporated town or village in Wisconsin that
win Lot tolerate brass band.
-"Folks can't BE- too keer ful nowadays what
they let their children eat" said an old lady as
her eye fell upon the heading Of newspaper ar
ticle-" LATHE Emmallnes Diary"
Near Creston Iowa, on Wednesday muir
derer being pursued and surrounded by horse
men, cooiiy drew razor from his pocket, and
remarking. suppose you think you've got
me now.p cut his throat from ear 20 ear.
"A granddaughter Of Say, the French political
economist has married the second son OF the
Duo de Broglie. She Is reported to have a pri-
vate property Of 1900 900 frances TO pc as beau
uful as Venus. intellectual. and not quite nine
teen Lucky dog
"A woman OF Indianapolis has shown that she
oOuld be as murderousiy brutal as almost any
man. She pursued her rival in love into closet,
shot her fatally. and then, patting her revolver
gleefully exclaimed, " oh, CULVER That's right,
die nard I enjoy this. do~
The st. Louis Times is of the opinion that il
isn't Mrs. TiltOn alone who ia set com parative
ly at rest by the result of the Beecher trial but
that there are other fair members of the Ply
mouth congregation who for Blk months past
have been on the ragged edge OF exposure.
"A young Galena tIll.l wife left this nots
pinned up ia The house, addressed TO her hus
band; Precious; Have gone mp to mothers
to get something good TO eat be sure TO takt
themedtcine ont OF the riRhLhAnd tumbleI am
lOnt let the fire 40 down, Bring home my new
bonnet for Sunday, OF III quit your bed ant
board forever. Did the seidlitz powders do yoI
any goodi Don't get any dirt on the floor ant
save this big pin Your OWN CHUNK"
The oldest convict in the Ohio penitentiary
is dead. He had been an inmate OF that institu
tion for thirty years, under a life sentence
which was literally carried out He went ther,
comparatively oung Nearly all his adult lie
reaching through two generations, was spen
in rigorous confinement. His offence was mur
der in the paroxysm Of passion. and for 1t hi
made this prodigioDs Rtonement OF suffering.
-M1ss Susan X. Anthony. one Of the person
to whom Mrs T1lton ~ said TO have confessed
10 editing the LoavenWortn Times during tn
nlneas Of her brother, who ia its proprietor. On
OF her editorial art oles reviews Mr.. Beecher'
public life approvtngiy, and adds; To err I
human, andlI man falls once. We should no
etrlke hun while prostrate, but allow him :
make another effort 70 gam the foothold he ha
lost. 1he Americans are q fair, -hberal-Ininde
people, who, believing BeecRer guilty, viii ye
always renlep Der him as tbJ greatest OF pulpi
8rAtors and tue friend 10 the oppressed @
every race"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

POLITICAL NOTES,
.-whatever becomes of the Hard Money PARTY
land 1t isn't going TO del, the party Of initiation
win find occasion to order its Grape and coffin
and the day, we trust, ,is not distant-I Hartford
Times (Dem.)
1t ia announced that Senator Morton will
make 10 or IL speeches I'm Ohio beginning about
the lst Of August There Will be q good deal of
curiosity to see IT, like his organ, he has chang.
ed from the soft to the hard side OF the financial
fence.
We receive daily reports Of acoessions to ouI
ranks from every quarter of the state. Private
letters and interviews with leading men con-
vince us that the prospect was never better for
a Democratic victory in ohio.-JCiucinnati En-.
,on,rer DEM, -"
= Ex. sneaker RIaine ia said In have reoeived
n altgbt rebnfY recentlv in b,s ostSirat,ons Tor
senator Morrills seat His candidate for state
Senator in oxford was defeated in the nom,nst-
ing convention, receiving q votes, while Sena-
tor Morrill's man received 81
We notice that the leading Republican jour.
nails of the state are quite OF the opinion that
new men should be nominated all around for
State officials. The idea Ia good one. In the
present attitude Of publia opinion we belieye in
tresh hands at the brakes.-f Elmira Advertiser
NA'oPt
-There's no longer any use In talking war
talk, North or South. The people have dlscov-
cred that there Is something else and something
better 60 DO, and they are giving their attention
TO the better work. IL Is Illuminating to the
prophets OF evil, but there is no hope for them.
-lBoston Advertiser tRep.
All things considered we haye The promise
OF pretty lively Fail campaign, both State and
local. Talk has commenced quito as cary and
VIII De Kept up quite rs earnestly as usual Re-
publicans are sanRuine, but Democrats have the
prest1ge OF success on their side. In this state.
however prestige DON'T seem to count great
DEAL Albany Express tRep)
The rumor comes from Iowa that Senator
Harlan has announced with great emphasis that
he Is not candidate for the United States SEN
atorship. The nomination Of Mr.. Kirkwood for
Governor may possibly have had something to
a do with this determination. Mr.. Kirkwood Is
not a Harlan man, and the eminent ex-senator
evidently thinks it q waste Of time to lose his
breath Jumping after grapes. which may after
AL Dc TOO sour TO be pleasant
Now that they have been relieved from the
deadly burden Oh the piombitory liquor law
the ReDubl1cana oil Massachusetts are hODlup
Il
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POR SALE OR TO LET.

A oNE-sToRY FRAMn BUILDING. built
expressly for q PHOTOGRAPHER, or would
suit q CIGAR-MAK ER,H SHoEMAKE or
TAILOR. Win be sold very Cheap for Cash or
on short time with approved security. Apply
al THIS OFFICE. Junel2tf
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-07-17
. Ouse and lot for sale,
Plots Star Organs

Any person wishing TO purchase parlor organ.
where there is no agenS for the 'Star,' would do
Instrument. Address, EDWARD PLorTS,
Washington, N. j.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

Il. JOHN MoPHELIN, District Attorney fol
the First Judicial District of the State of Louis
ana, do hereby certify that have read and ex
amined the within act Of Incorporation, and an
Of the opinion that the purposes and objects o.
the same as specified in the said act are legal
and that none Of it's provisions are contrary tC
law, and I, therefore, approve the same.
In witness whereof hereunto affix my official
signature on this 14th day of May, 1875.
JOHN MCPHELlN, District Attorney.
I, the undersigned, Deputy Recorder Of Mort.
cages in and for the city and parish Of Orleans
do hereby certify that the within charter has
been duly recorded in this office, in Book No. 49,
folio COZ ct seq, as required by law.
In witness whereof hereunto SET my hand
and affix my seal Of Office, at this city Of New
Orleans, on the - day OF May, 1875.
H. DARCANTEL, Deputy Recorder.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. &
I do hereby certify the foregoing to be q true
and correct copy OF the original charter al
drawn up, together with the certificate of ap-
proyal OF the District Attorney, and the certifs
cate Of recordation of the same in the office a
the Recorder of Mortgages in this city, all noS
extant in my notarial Office and forming part q
my current notarial register.
In witness whereof / hereunto set my ham
and affix my seal Of Office. at this city Of Mel
Orleans, this 18th day OF May, 1875. I'll
w. B. KLEINPETER, III
je22 1w Notary Public
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CASSIDY & MILLER,
u SAIL MAKERS
.-..... AND
COTTON DUCK AGENTS

We would call the attention of Railroad MQnd
others to our extensive stock Of COTTON DIX
in all its widths and qualities, which we q ri
Wholesale, at manufacturers prices.
We manufacture and keep on hand every dcrip
ton of TENTS, TARPAULINS, AWNGS
FLAGS of all Nations, ETC.. which we offer the
most reasonable terms. Our experience in thbusi
ness for the last forty years in this city \. We
trust, justify us IN guaranteeing our work abe Of
the best quality and at reasonable prices.
CASSIDY & MILLER,s
mylo I'm IS Camp street, near Hcras.
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THE MILKMAID's SONG.

The following dainty, sweet little song il
a-om Tennyson's new drama, "Queen Mary :
Shame upon you, Rob n, Ia
Shame upon you now
Kiss me. would you? with my hands
Milking the COW?
Daisies grow again, E4
Kingcups blow again,
And you came and kissd me milking tho COW.
Robin came behind me,
Kiss'd me well vow;"
Cuff him could !? with my hands a"39
Milking the COW?
Swallows fly again,
Cuckoos cry again, "A
And you came and kisa'd me milking the COW.
Come, Robin, Robin,
Come and kiss me now;
Help it can /? with my hands
Milking the COW?
Rmgdoves coo again, III
All things WOO again, ~
Come behind and kiss me milking the COW
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RlOs
NorE.-Packages Of mailable matter Of this
lass must be prepaid by stamps, and must not
Exceed the weight prescribed by law (which u
sbur pounds). Packages exceeding the pre.
cr;bed weight are unavailable.
) On pamphlets, occasional publications, tran.
csient newspapers, magazines and periodicals.
lhandbills, posters, sheet music, unsealed circu-
lars, prospectuses book manuscripts and proof.
sheets, printed cards, maps, Autographs, prints,
Acknowledgements and engravngs, seeds, cut.
tings, bulbs, roots and scions-l cent for each
enc ounce or fraction thereof-weight Of pack.
age limited to four pounds.
On flexible patterns, samples Of ores, metals
minerals and merchandise, sample cards, phone.
graphic paper, letter envelopes, postal envelopes
and wrappers, imprinted cards, plain and orna-
mental paper, photographs, and all other articles
for which other rates Of postage are not pre.
scribed in this table, and which are not by lAv
excluded from the mails-1 cent for each ons
ounce or fraction thereof-weight Of packages
limited to four pounds. e.isa a
On books cent for each one ounce or ira.
ton thereot-weight Of packages limited to four
pounds.
Va ~aeo@aou oASA"ios Ao"sPoPo1s, 'Hn0tnoS
transient or addressed to regular subscribers-
excepting weekly papers, which may be delivered
to subscribers on prepayment Of regular quarter.
" rates. and on periodicals not exceeding two
ounces in weight, when any Of the same are d.
posted in = letter-carrier Office for delivery b
the Office or its carrisrs-l cent each,
On periodicals two ounces in weight, when de-
posted in letter-carrier Office foa delivery By
The ONCE or it, carriers = cents each.
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Sec. 2. They shall be called together by the
President and shall proceed to organize within
one week from the date of this act, and said first
Board shall have and exercise all the powers
herein vested in the Board Of Directors and Off
GERS Of this company.
ARTICLE VIII.
Sec I. The Capital Stock OF this company is
hereby fixed at ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS (*l00. 000), represented by one thou
sand shares Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
(s1O0) each. si5 ri
By previous agreement between the parties
five hundred 5000 shares are hereby assigned to
the Julius Robert Diffusion Process Company"
and are considered as full paid stock.
The other five hundred (5O0) shares are re-
tanned as property Of the Company and open
to subscription, at such time as the Board OF
Directors may by resolution determ ne, the full
amount of each share to be paid for in cash upon
subscribing therefor.
SEC. 2. No certificate of stock shall be issued
until the same is paid in full.
ARTICLE TX.
Books for the registry ard transfer Of stock
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Best Cordova coffee, parched or ground, So
cents per pound at the Tea Depot, Camp street.
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Marsden's Zarsaparilla at vogel 4 Vilters,
10 . Camp street.
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Earsden's Zarsaparilla at G. ]. Mating
lys, Magazine street coruer Napoleon Avenue.
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Good palatable tea, 60 cents per pound, at the
TN Depot, 5 Camp street. 60
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Can you tell me when it is that black
xnish raises row in the alphabet! 1t Is when
he makes poke and shovel